1 25 1555 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/7bbbed1130d516dbfeadd081c7f7c64a.pdf fd08a1ddb9e93765c2e4773f259ba1d7 PDF Text Text Biographies of 30 African Americans buried in Potter’s Field at Oak Hill Cemetery (by Jeanne Klein, Lawrence NAACP) George Robertson (1863-1882), lot 1179 Isaac King (1860-1882), lot 1169 Two lynching victims, George Robertson and Isaac King, have no census records, although they reportedly lived in Eudora at the time. Their approximate ages and grave numbers are known from their interment records. Eliza Vinegar (1842-1873), lot 201 Peter Vinegar (1836-1882) and Margaret “Sis” Vinegar (1868?-1889?), lot 1167 It appears that the Vinegar family may have come to Lawrence from Arkansas and settled here by 1866. The 1870 census for the 4th Ward listed Peter (b. 1836 KY), age 34, laborer; Eliza (b. 1845 AR), age 25, keeping house; and four children: Archie (b. 1857 AR), age 13, at home; Americus (b. 1864 AR), age 6; Margaret (b. 1868? KS), age 4; and Dina (Dora) (b. 1856 KS), age 14, at school [sic]. Dora’s birth year and age were listed incorrectly because in 1882 she said she was twelve years old, making her birth year 1870.1 To raise her seven children, Eliza Vinegar (1842-1873) worked as a washerwoman on New Hampshire street near 9th street blocks from the AME church. While living in impoverished conditions in 1869, she had already survived a vicious attack while Peter was gone one evening when two white drunken men forcibly entered her home, smashed all the furniture, and tossed her baby in its cradle across the room while insulting her with racist language.2 In February 1873, Black citizens of the Second Baptist Church accused city officers of failing to care for sick and destitute families. They discovered that Mrs. Vinegar had died from smallpox on Tuesday, February 4 at 5 p.m., but was not buried in potter’s field until Wednesday evening. “Those who buried her found her laying on the floor just as she died.”3 Dr. Richard Morris, the city’s health officer, responded to these charges as follows: ….To correct any false impressions…, I wish to inform the public that all the wood and provisions used by the family for two months or more have been furnished by the city, also medical treatment, medicines, and clothing mostly by the [white] ladies of the Benevolent Aid Society. Moreover, while these same colored citizens were busy organizing a meeting to censure and find fault, a committee of three ladies, consisting of Mrs. Grovenor, Mrs. Adwers, and Mrs. [Dr.] Morris, were devoting their time to the collection, purchasing, and making clothing and bedding for the [Vinegar] family, in 1 See Dora’s sworn statement during the coroner’s inquest, Tribune, June 5, 1882. No census records can be found for three additional children, per https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/47419399/eliza-vinegar. Mame Vinegar was also twelve years old, but no age was mentioned for Josh Vinegar, in Journal, June 8, 1882. No census records or news reports exist for Richard Vinegar and Isaac Vinegar (1861-1912), https://www.findagrave.com/ memorial/47420091/isaac_vinegar. Peter Vinegar was paid 90¢, $6, and $1.40 as a witness in three trials, Tribune, Jan. 24, Apr. 11, & Nov. 28, 1867. 2 One man, Joe Osborne, was arrested and fined $20 and costs. He also paid Mrs. Vinegar $25 in damages, in “Disgraceful Proceedings,” Tribune, Dec. 1 & 3, 1869; “Police Court,” Journal, Dec. 3, 1869. 3 “Resolution,” Tribune, Feb. 12, 1873. �order that they might be removed and newly clad whenever it was deemed safe to the public to have the change made. I have visited this family almost every day for two months and supplied all their wants as promptly and as diligently as I would any other family, white or colored, under like circumstances. The charge that Mrs. Vinegar died Tuesday evening and was not removed and buried till Wednesday evening is true and was the very best thing that could be done in safety to the public. I will state further that during these two long months of suffering of this unfortunate family, not the first one of their people have offered me one word of sympathy in their behalf, nor one morsel of food, nor clothing, nor aid of any description whatever. And it was with the greatest difficulty and at an exorbitant price, that I succeeded in procuring two colored men who had had the disease to bury this woman after her death.4 Much of the same sort could be said concerning other poor, cared for by the city, but as this article is already much longer than I intended it, I shall forbear. I am gratified to state that, so far, the disease with which the Vinegar family has been afflicted has been kept under control and hope soon to be able to say that Lawrence is free from any further spread of smallpox. R. MORRIS, Health Officer.5 Peter Vinegar (1836-1882), the third lynching victim, was implicated in Bausman’s murder, likely based on his earlier brushes with the law in police court. In 1872, he was accused of stabbing Miles Daniels, a Black man, over a card game quarrel at Dan Stone’s saloon. Even though Daniels struck first and was fined $50, Vinegar firmly denied having a knife but was fined $75.6 Two years after his wife’s death, he was charged for a robbery in Eudora with two other men, but the case was dismissed for insufficient evidence. He was also fined $5 for habitual drunkenness, and two “naughty” women who boarded at his house were jailed.7 In 1876, police officers arrested Peter’s 12-year-old son Americus for stealing several jars of preserves discovered under the floor. Although Peter “expressed considerable surprise and showed great mortification” over his son’s arrest, two disreputable women boarders told officers that Peter “instigated” the theft. The Tribune added, “It is a notorious fact that this ogre forces [his children] to steal and beats them when they are unsuccessful.”8 A Black girl also filed a complaint against Peter Vinegar and a Black woman for assaulting her with sticks and stones, and he was back in jail for an unknown charge in 1880.9 Later that year, while railing against several Black thieving families, the Tribune incited racial violence as follows: “Among the worst of these is the notorious Vinegar family, whose names are familiar to readers of the police notes, and who should be treated by the city as vagrants. A proper treatment would be to suspend them by a rope over the dam and permit them to soak about forty-eight hours.”10 4 Her interment record shows that Bailey and Smith, white undertakers, were paid $8 (about $210 in 2025 dollars) for her burial. 5 Quoted in “The Health Officer Speaks,” Tribune, Feb. 16, 1873 (emphasis in original). 6 “Stabbing Affray,” Tribune, Dec. 10 & 11, 1872; “Police Court,” Western Home Journal, Dec. 12, 1872. 7 In Journal, Aug 6, 1875; Dec. 28, 1875; Oct. 27, 1875. 8 Quoted in “The Vinegars,” Tribune, May 3, 1876. 9 In Journal, Jan. 24, 1877; Feb. 5, 1880. 10 Quoted in “Vagrants,” Tribune, May 5, 1880. �After Bausman’s murder, the Tribune explained the family’s impoverished circumstances further and held Lawrence citizens responsible for the family’s destitution: The shocking and repulsive character of the loathsome ‘Vinegar’ den which has been turned inside out in our city, ought not to be a surprise to any person who has resided in Lawrence during the last ten years. At least eight years since when the Vinegar children were all young, they might have been seen any morning going about from house to house asking for something to eat. If you questioned one of the forlorn, shivering, half-naked little outcasts, she would say, ‘Father doesn’t earn enough to buy us all something to eat, Mother is dead, and ‘Sis’ can’t get no pay for work. I ain’t had nothing to eat since yesterday. If you can’t gimme a piece of bread, just let me get a little warm.’ All this, and much more, many a citizen of Lawrence can remember about these vagabond children. The dirty miserable little objects would offer to work and pay for cold victuals or old clothes, but their reputation had preceded them and no one felt like trusting them to remain upon the premises, and so they were ordered to get out as quickly as possible. Now then, given this quantity of hunger, cold, homelessness and childish helplessness, leave it alone to look after itself, and what right has any one to suppose that the result will be other than deceit, theft, murder and all possible kinds of depravity. And if in addition to the problem of poverty, ignorance and idleness we add, as in the case of the Vinegar family, the dreadful factor of inherited evil tendencies, and the further complication of race disadvantages, we have a situation from which we may be certain the worst possible will result. Indeed, the matter of surprise is that worse and more of it has not come about long before this. This shocking murder which has just been perpetrated in our very midst is only another reminder of the truth which men must learn sooner or later—that they must not merely attend to their own affairs, or rather, their neighbors’ affairs are their affairs too. ….If ten years since the city of Lawrence had seen to it that the numerous members of this Vinegar family had been set to work, if poor little hungry mouths of the smaller children had been supplied with wholesome food, and the pitiful little bare limbs comfortably clad, who supposes that we should have had now with us all the horror and the expense of this murderous event. Of course, the problem of how to deal with the desperately poor and the ignorant is not easily worked out; nevertheless it might be done…. For all the pain and the honor which the citizens of Lawrence have experienced within the last few days, the best citizens are responsible. They are only reaping the inevitable, the legitimate harvest of their own neglect and incompetency during the last ten years. Politicians, business men, ministers, teachers, men and women of Lawrence how seriously will you take this question into consideration and how carefully will you work out the result of your conscientious thought about it. It is too late to undo the dreadful past, but it is not too late to see to it that next winter shall not find one little cold and hungry child, black or white, in our beautiful city…. Of this much we may be sure: ignorance and idleness mean murder, drunkenness and desolation of all sorts. And this also may we remember: we are our brothers’ keepers.11 11 Quoted in “The Lesson of It,” Tribune, June 8, 1882. �Like her brother Americus, Margaret “Sis” Vinegar (1868?-1889?) also faced criminal charges in police court. In the late 1870s and early 80s, she was charged with stealing a valuable ring from a white woman that she sold for 35¢ and later a pair of shoes from a store that put her in the county jail.12 Police also believed she stole $20 rather than found it as she claimed.13 During the coroner’s inquest over Bausman’s murder, Margaret denied any role in the murder and stated, “I wouldn’t lie for nobody.”14 Four months later, John Waller, a Black attorney, and other lawyers defended her against charges that she was involved in Bausman’s murder. In her testimony, she said she was 15 years old (b. 1867) and explained her meeting with Bausman who had been drinking whiskey. During “the commission of their crime,” King and Robertson struck Bausman over the head. “She begged them not to kill him and fled home.” At the opening of the trial, “Mr. Waller made a very able appeal in behalf of his client, giving an account of the unfavorable conditions under which she had been brought up, and the trials she had to contend with.”15 District Court Judge Stephen Nelson then explained the differences between murder in the first and second degrees to the jury: …If you find from the evidence that the defendant had an assignation for illicit intercourse with [Bausman] and [that Robertson and King killed him] without the connivance [knowledge] of the defendant, then you must find her not guilty, even though you find that during their illicit and improper intercourse the defendant feloniously appropriated [Bausman’s] money; for in order to find her guilty, you [must find] that she conspired with the parties who used force so that the acts of each one became the acts of all…. After less than three hours, the jury convicted her manslaughter in the second degree.16 When a new trial was granted, Sis was allowed to “board out” from the county jail due “to her delicate condition.”17 Yet at her second trial, another all-white jury convicted her of murder in the first degree within fifteen minutes. She “displayed not the least sign of emotion or interest regarding her future” because she “had undoubtedly given up all hope of ever gaining her liberty.”18 John Waller then responded as follows: In the first place we did not expect that ‘Sis’ Vinegar could be cleared in a community where the minds of the whole public has been excited to its highest zenith…; and second, where her father, against whom there was no charges, was [hung]….We will always believe that ‘Sis’ Vinegar is innocent of the murder of Bausman, and to send her to the penitentiary for life…is no less a crime than was [her father’s hanging]. We do not criticize the Jurors as such, [but it looks as if] our [white] officers were afraid to put a man of color on the jury….19 12 “Robberies,” Journal, June 1, 1877; “A Sour Case,” (Lawrence) Reporter, July 11, 1879. “Who Has Lost Money?” Journal, Jan. 27 & 28, 1880. 14 Quote in “Vinegar Tribe,” Tribune, June 7, 1882; “Unveiling of the Mystery,” Western Home Journal, June 8, 1882. 15 Quoted in “Murder in the Second Degree!” Journal, Oct. 6, 1882. 16 Quotes in Journal, “On Trial for Life,” Oct, 5, 1882; “Murder in the Second Degree!” Oct. 6, 1882. 17 “The Jail,” Journal, Jan. 26, 1883. 18 Quoted in “Sis Vinegar” second trial, Apr. 11, 1883. 19 Quoted in “The Trial and Conviction of Margaret Vinegar,” Western Recorder, Apr. 12, 1883. 13 �Judge Nelson sentenced her to life at the Kansas penitentiary in Lansing.20 While there, Sis paid $5 to a local butcher for a meat bill her family owed. “She has a very good reputation with the prison officials for good behavior” and had saved up the money earned for good conduct.21 In 1888, John Waller applied for her pardon from Gov. Martin, backed by many Black citizens.22 However, Margaret Vinegar died from TB on February 1, 1889 around age 20. She may have been buried at the penitentiary’s graveyard, although no records exist.23 Therefore, her memorial grave marker is added to Peter Vinegar’s grave marker in lot 1167 at potter’s field. Her EJI marker, located near the old courthouse at the municipal pool, was dedicated on June 10, 2023.24 It reads as follows: The Sexual Assault of Margaret “Sis” Vinegar In June 1882, two Black men discovered a white man sexually assaulting 14-year-old Margaret “Sis” Vinegar. The Black men, who were living with the Vinegar family at the time, came to Margaret’s defense and the white assailant was killed. Although she was just 14 and had been the victim of a sexual assault, Margaret was arrested along with her father and the two Black men who rescued her. While in jail, she was terrorized by a white lynch mob that broke into the jail and debated whether or not to lynch her, ultimately voting not to by a majority of one. However, the mob did kidnap her father and rescuers and lynched all three of them on June 10. Margaret remained in jail and in October she was tried for capital murder of the white man who sexually assaulted her. An all-white jury quickly convicted her. Her lawyers requested a new trial in another county, and in 1883 a second all-white jury convicted Margaret and sentenced her to execution. A local newspaper in Lawrence celebrated the conviction: “very little surprise was manifest at the finding of the jury, which is undoubtedly a just one.” A few years later after her conviction, Margaret died from tuberculosis in 1889 while incarcerated in Lansing. Decades after the era of enslavement, sexual violence against Black girls and women was tolerated and unaddressed. Margaret Vinegar became a victim of this violence and the racial bias that punished all who resisted the horrors of this abuse. 20 “The Vinegar Sentence,” Western Home Journal, Apr. 19, 1883; “Bound for the Pen,” Journal, Apr. 26, 1883. Evening Tribune, Dec. 6, 1884; “A Creditable Act,” Gazette, Dec. 1, 1884. 22 “Application for Pardon,” Tribune, Sept. 28, 1888; Evening Tribune, Feb. 4, 1889. 23 Atchison Globe, Feb. 2, 1889; Journal, Feb. 5, 1889; https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/ 47466854/margaretvinegar was taken down. 24 Maya Hodison, “Margaret ‘Sis’ Vinegar memorialized,” Lawrence Times, June 10, 2023. 21 �Elias L. Bradley (1819-1896), lot 1346 and Frances E. Bradley (1845-1891), lot 1474 Brazil Bradley (1866-1891), lot 1470 and Jennie Bradley (1875-1893), lot 1428 Elias L. Bradley (1819-1896) was a very well-known pioneering barber, a devout Christian of St. Luke AME Church, and an honorable Mason who actively engaged with the Lawrence community. His life’s story, as reported in Lawrence newspapers, bears witness to an industrious and conscientious man who cared for others’ needs while practicing his trade over his six decades-long career. Given that his various barber shops served as inter-racial gathering venues for conversations, he well understood the need for calming racial tensions with a clean shave, soothing shampoo, and expertly trimmed haircut. On August 13, 1820, when Eli was eighteen months old, his white father, Edward Bradley, emancipated him and his younger sister Caroline in Hempstead County, Arkansas, having already freed his enslaved mother, Ann, and his three brothers (Zeb, Dan, and Gad) in 1815 and 1818.25 In his youth, Eli learned to read and write and apprenticed as a barber for five years, beginning in 1832, writing, “I claim to be inferior to none at the trade.” While living with his mother and sister in Little Rock, Arkansas, by 1850, he plied his trade and bore a child, Julia Agnes, in 1851 with his first wife. Upon learning about the bloody border wars between free staters in Kansas Territory and Missouri’s proslavery guerillas, he came to Lawrence for the first time in 1856, opened a barber shop, and later “shouldered the musket to stand in the defense of our city” during Confederate Gen. Price’s 1864 threatening raid.26 Frances Esther Mumford (1845-1891) (also born in Hempstead County, Arkansas) married Elias Bradley on May 26, 1860 at Fort Scott, Kansas. In 1861, the couple moved with Julia Agnes to Lawrence, where Mrs. Bradley would raise their eight children and Mr. Bradley would resume barbering.27 Upon opening “a bathing establishment” downtown on Massachusetts Street “for the benefit of all who may patronize him,” he pointed out the following: “Gentlemen, I have been almost disheartened in my adventure of opening business among you. I was told in the South that the Northern people would not patronize me much—that I would starve—that I would find out that the Northerners were not friends to the colored man. Now is the chance to prove it to the contrary.”28 One year later, when William Quantrill and his Missouri guerillas murdered men and destroyed Lawrence on August 21, 1863, Bradley saw a white man shot and his body thrown into a burning building.29 The Bradley family survived but “lost all”—presumably their home, his workplace, and possessions. They received some relief ($12.10 worth of groceries or $286 in 2025 dollars) and some clothing.30 Two years later, he owned $500 in real estate property and 25 Hempstead County Deeds Record Book I, 118-19, in Dena White, “Slavery in Hempstead County, Arkansas,” honors thesis, Ouachita Baptist University, 1984, 41-42, https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/cgi/ viewcontent.cgi?referer=&httpsredir=1&article=1195&context=honors_theses. See also https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bradley-15833. 26 In Tribune, “Barber Shop!” Apr. 5, 1867, “1856,” Dec. 21, 1872. 27 (Fort Scott) True Democrat, May 26, 1860. No news can be found on what happened to Julia. 28 Quoted in advertisement, Journal, Sept. 4, 1862; “Tonsorial,” Tribune, Feb. 20, 1862. 29 Tribune, June 1, 1870. 30 See Bradley listed in “Lawrence Relief Commission,” Tribune, Oct. 3, 1863. �$500 in personal property (worth a total of $18,283 in 2025 dollars).31 Although he claimed $478 ($11,305) in raid damages, he did not receive sufficient payments, much like the majority of claimants.32 Yet surviving the raid became a great source of pride, especially for Black businessmen. With others, Bradley met at Fred W. Read’s store to plan the first reunion of raid survivors at South Park on August 21, 1891, and his name appeared on survivors’ lists through 1895.33 After the Lawrence massacre, Bradley’s frequent newspaper advertisements, touting his years of experience, attracted men, women, and children, both Black and white, to his barber shops at different downtown locations on Massachusetts Street.34 For instance, Major B. S. Henning, a white Union officer and railroad executive, “used to come up from Kansas City to get his hair cut by Bradley. He had become so well suited with the work that barber did in this line, that he would try no one else.”35 After Bradley spent $190 (over $4,000) on three handsome new chairs from Chicago, Rev. David G. Lett and his son Hannibal moved their “Crystal Palace” from Topeka in 1870 to his enlarged and improved stand at 70 Massachusetts, where “his former patrons [could] hardly recognize the place” now “up in such fine style.”36 At some point, a picture of an old horse, labeled “Blood will tell,” hung in his shop.37 Over the course of his extensive career until at least 1890, he “always received a full share of patronage,” along with several Black barbers who partnered or worked with him, including William H. Butler, John M. Mitchell, Mark Anthony, (James?) Stewart, John L. Waller, and James Gross.38 In 1879, Bradley and Butler “defied any barber or barbers to excel us in shaving or hair-cutting.” Frank Willard, a white barber, accepted their challenge with a bet of $100 and John Mitchell refereed.39 Given his writing skills, Bradley often served as a secretary for various gatherings. In 1865, he recorded a huge July 4th celebration among Black folks in which soldiers and women, dressed in white representing 35 states, paraded downtown.40 Together with other civil rights 31 See “African-Americans in the 1865 Kansas Census (Douglas County)” by Debby Lowery and Judy Sweets (selfpublished, 2006), 14. 32 “Quantrill Raid Claims,” Tribune, Mar. 11, 1887. Although claimants reportedly received 4% interest on their amounts in 1887, the principal, in annual installments of 10%, was not paid until January 1890. See Katie H. Armitage, “‘Out of the Ashes’: The Rebuilding of Lawrence and the Quest for Quantrill Raid Claims,” Kansas History 37 (Winter 2014-15): 226-41, especially 235 on Bradley. 33 In Journal, “Business Men Who ‘Still Live,’” Aug. 21, 1889; “Quantrell [sic] Didn’t Get Them,” Aug. 18, 1891. During this reunion, C. W. Smith registered at least 30 Black residents out of more than 380 survivors, at https://www.kansasmemory.org/item/225627. 34 One ad ran from April 15, 1869 thru February 25, 1870; in Tribune, “Head-Quarters Shop,” Dec. 27, 1868; barber shop with a bathhouse “to keep the outer man clean,” at 9 th and Mass., July 8, 1873; on Massachusetts north of 7th Street, Journal, May 12, 1876; “Star of the West,” (Kansas) University Courier, Nov. 3, 1879; at 622 Massachusetts in his final advertisement, Journal, Dec. 24, 1890. 35 Quoted in Lawrence Daily Gazette, July 12, 1890. 36 “New Chairs,” Tribune, Sept. 7, 1869; quoted in Journal, Mar. 1, 1870; Tribune, Feb. 26, 1870. Bradley also obtained a liquor license, Journal, Sept. 8, 1870. Months later, Lett and his son dissolved their partnership with Bradley by mutual consent and opened a new shop at 58 Mass., Journal, Mar. 28, 1871; Standard, July 20, 1871. 37 “Correspondence” by Lamonte from Augusta, Kansas, in Tribune, Sept. 3, 1873. 38 In Tribune, quoted in partnership with Gross, Mar. 11, 1881; their purchase of two pairs of steel hair-cutting shears, May 17, 1881; Butler, Dec. 25, 1864; “Barber Shop!” Apr. 5, 1867; Mitchell, July 18, 1871; Anthony, June 5, 1877; Waller, Nov. 10, 1880. He also sponsored a masquerade ball at Eldridge Hall with a barber, Aug. 8, 1871. 39 “Trying to Razor Row,” Lawrence Reporter, Mar. 24, 1879. No report on who won the bet. 40 “Celebration by the Colored People of Lawrence,” Tribune, July 6, 1865. �activists, such as Charles H. Langston, he petitioned legislators to strike the word “white” from the Kansas Constitution, to grant suffrage to Black men (regardless of class), and to abolish racial segregation in public places (including barber shops) beginning in 1866.41 While his peers remained disenfranchised, his name appeared on a list of qualified voters as a freedman in 1868, two years before the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment.42 When rumors spread over two separate racial “outrages” in 1873, Bradley recorded citizens’ denunciations of “unlawful deeds” committed by Black men on white females.43 Ever conscious of the economic struggles among lower class citizens, he also “determined to do justice to the laboring class and all who may patronize them” by charging only 25¢ ($7.45) for a shave and haircut, and 15¢ ($4.50) for children’s haircuts, sometimes reducing his prices to 10¢ ($3.00).44 St. Luke AME Church became his spiritual home, perhaps since its founding in 1862. In addition to religious services, congregants also gathered for “indignation” meetings to protest racial discriminations. For instance, in 1874, citizens and parents vehemently opposed C. B. Mustard, an incompetent white teacher at the Black-segregated Vermont street school where Bradley’s children attended.45 Two years later, Bradley and ten other barbers agreed to limit their hours on Sundays from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m., until 1882, when six barbers decided to close on Sundays but operate on Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to midnight.46 In 1879, Bradley also joined a meeting, led by Rev. Richard Ricketts, to protest the city council’s failure to appoint any Black men to positions.47 For her part, Frances reportedly “professed a hope in Christ in 1885,” one year after Elias retired from St. Luke’s board.48 As a morally upright and sober man, Bradley may have been a charter member of the Far West Lodge No. 5, an all-Black “secret” society of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons established in Lawrence in 1866. The following year, on June 24 (St. John’s Day), Capt. William D. Matthews organized the Most Worshipful King Solomon Grand Lodge of the State of Kansas headquartered in Leavenworth. Bradley served as an officer (secretary, treasurer, and trustee) for this state lodge from 1871 through 1885, as well as secretary for Lawrence’s Far West Lodge No. 5 in 1876.49 Beginning in 1889, several tragic deaths occurred in the Bradley family. First, son 41 Bradley was one of three secretaries for a “Colored Men’s Convention” at Frazer’s Hall, Tribune, Oct. 18, 1866; see also “A Call to the Colored Citizens,” Journal, Jan. 14, 1887. One Journal reporter thought he “never meddles in politics,” Jan. 6, 1877. 42 See listed names in the First Ward, Tribune, Mar. 19, 1868. To prepare for a celebration of the Fifteenth Amendment on August 1, 1870 in Leavenworth, Bradley served on the Ways and Means Committee, Tribune, June 23, 1870. 43 “To Whom It May Concern,” Tribune, Apr. 1, 1873 in response to “The Situation,” Journal, Mar. 30, 1873. 44 “I X L Barber Shop,” Tribune, Jan. 17, 1879; Reporter, Apr. 2, 1879; (Lawrence) Kansas Mirror, Nov. 3, 1881; Journal, August 19, 1882. 45 Secretary E. L. Bradley and Hannibal Lett, Tribune, Aug. 11, 1874. 46 In Tribune, “Notice,” June 1, 1876; Oct. 12, 1882. 47 “Indignation Caucus of the Colored Men,” Tribune, May 23, 1879. 48 Quoted in her obituary, Journal, Feb. 18, 1891; “The AME Church,” Evening Tribune, Jan. 17, 1884. 49 In Journal, “Masonic Grand Lodge,” July 28, 1871; Mar. 24, 1876; “Masonic,” Oct. 15, 1878, Dec. 10, 1881; “King Solomon’s Grand Lodge,” Nov. 24, 1882, “Notice,” Sept. 13, 1884, “To Whom It May Concern,” Nov. 20, 1885; in Tribune, “Masonic Demonstration,” July 18, 1873; Mar. 23, 1876; “Masonic,” Western Recorder, Oct. 19, 1883; “Masonic” committee, Evening Tribune, Mar. 15, 1890. �Elmore (1861-1889), a well-educated 29-year-old man born deaf who loved to fish at the Kansas River, disappeared from the family home in mid-August. (For nine years, Elmore had attended the “Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb” in Olathe—a tuition-free school that offered free room and board to its students.) Twelve days later, Elmore’s body was found 25 miles downriver near DeSoto. By the time Elias had arrived in DeSoto, the coroner had already buried his son in the town’s “Silent Cemetery.”50 One year later, the family also grieved over the passing of “little Wilfrid” (unknown birth year).51 Seven months later, Mrs. Frances Bradley, age 45, died quite suddenly from heart disease at the family home on north Kentucky Street. After her AME funeral, she was buried in Oak Hill’s potter’s field. In his card of thanks, Mr. Bradley wrote: Please allow me...to return heartfelt thanks to our many kind friends for their kind assistance and sincere sympathy towards my bereaved family. Honor to all who have done so much to show their love and respect. Words fail to express my sense of appreciation of those deeds which spoke louder than words. Such expressions will not be unnoticed nor unrewarded by Him who controls the destiny of His creatures; to whom, with much love, I would commend each of you.52 Another seven months passed when Elias’ 25-year-old son Brazil (“Bud” or “Bead”) (1866-1891), also a barber downtown, died from tuberculosis. He, too, was buried in potter’s field. The year before, Bud had engaged in an altercation with another Black barber whom he cut severely with a razor. Immediately after this incident, Bud ran to his family’s home, changed out of his bloodied coat, and skipped town for an unknown period of time.53 Then, in February 1893, Elias’ 17-year-old daughter Jennie Bradley (1875-1893) died of typhoid pneumonia. Her body was brought from Kansas City and also buried in potter’s field after the funeral.54 Little is known about Bradley’s remaining four children, only that Lawrence H. Bradley (b. 1864) was released from police court for an assault he did not commit.55 Mary Bradley (b. 1869) married Ernest Russell on March 23, 1891, in Iowa, a ceremony that Lawrence witnessed.56 No marriage was ever announced about Anna (b. 1871). At age 16, daughter Sarah (b. 1880) was the sole family member living with her father one year before his death.57 After a very long-lived and highly successful career as a tonsorial artist and entrepreneurial businessman, Elias L. Bradley died at age 77—while still barbering downtown at 50 “Elmore Bradley,” Journal, Sept. 20, 1889; “Disappeared,” Gazette, Sept. 23, 1889. On the history of the Kansas School for the Deaf, see https://www.osagecountyonline.com/archives/42697. No burial record for Elmore Bradley exists in the DeSoto Cemetery, http://www.interment.net/data/us/ks/johnson/ desoto/index.htm. 51 “Card of Thanks,” Journal, July 28, 1890. His burial place remains unknown. 52 Quoted in Journal, Feb. 28, 1891; “Francis Esther Bradley,” obituary, Feb. 21, 1891; “Died Suddenly,” Gazette, Feb. 16, 1891. 53 In Gazette, “Brazel [sic] Bradley,” Aug. 6, 1891 and “Razors in the Air,” May 5, 1891 (also Journal); and “Prisoners Escaped,” Journal, June 19, 1885. 54 Gazette, Feb. 24, 1893. 55 “Police Court,” Journal and (Lawrence) Kansas Herald, Aug. 28, 1883. 56 See https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bradley-15833. 57 1895 Kansas census. �5 east 9th Street. Congregants at St. Luke AME Church honored him as “a man of sterling qualities, a Christian whose daily deportment proved his faith was well founded.” His Masonic brothers conducted his AME funeral and led him to his burial place—in potter’s field.58 Newspapers do not explain why Frances, Elias, and two of their eight children were buried in Oak Hill’s potter’s field. Despite Mr. Bradley’s wealth of AME friends, Masonic brothers, co-workers, and thousands of customers over his six decades-long career, why could no one come forward to pay for family burials in one standard plot within Oak Hill Cemetery? Instead, the Bradley family lies at rest in separate paupers’ lots. As Mrs. Bradley’s epigraph reads: Forever here my rest shall be, Close to thy bleeding side. It’s all my hope, and all my plea, For me the Savior died.59 58 59 “In Honor of E. L. Bradley,” World, Mar. 18, 1896; Journal, Mar. 9 & 14, 1896. Quoted in obituary for “Francis [sic] Esther Bradley,” Journal, Feb. 18, 1891. © Jeanne Klein 2022 �Edward P. Washington (1850-1883), lot 29 (NE ½) (transcribed and edited by Jeanne Klein 2022) John L. Waller (1850-1907), an African American lawyer and politician, wrote the following articles in his Western Recorder newspaper published in Lawrence.60 “Death of E. P. Washington,” March 17, 1883: We are pained this week to chronicle the death of Edward P. Washington, who died of smallpox on the [Addis] Island on the [Kansas/Kaw] river bank, east of the city about a mile. The writer has known Ed. Washington for the last eighteen years; we were boys together, and have haunted over many a hill, and fished in many a stream in Iowa, years ago. He lived on a farm northwest of Marshalltown, Iowa, where he grew to manhood and married Miss Sarah Murray of Oskaloosa, Iowa. Ed Washington was a young man, being thirty-three years old on the 3rd day of January last past. He and his wife came to Kansas one year ago in company with [his] parents. They settled in Lawrence, where they have worked hard, and made a comfortable living. They have made many friends in their new home, and Mr. Washington, being of a long-lived family, would have lived, no doubt, to the age of at least sixty to seventy, perhaps more. As it is, he and his wife were forced down upon the island to live or die, with a case of smallpox, for which they were in no way responsible, while others, who had been equally exposed, were placed in a house removed from the smallpox. It is the verdict of almost everyone with whom we have conversed with reference to this matter, that Washington and his family should have been sent to the pest house west of the city, where his life, and that of his wife, would have no doubt been saved. We certainly doubt the wisdom of compelling people who are in good health to remain in company with any contagious disease. It is all well enough to send persons who have already had smallpox, but we think it a sacrifice of life to send persons to live with it, who are in danger of taking it. Mrs. Washington, widow of the deceased, is a most worthy young woman. We tender to her our most heartfelt sympathy in her sad affliction. March 22, 1883: This is doubtless a canard, but it is absolutely true, yes an awful fact that under the instructions of Mayor [J. D. Bowersock] of this city, Ed. Washington, one among our most worthy colored citizens, was forced down on the island, as also was his wife, to live or die with a case of smallpox. They were placed in a thing called a “pest house.” This building is situated on the south bank of the Kaw, about one mile east of the city. It is surrounded by a group of swamps which makes it next to impossible for a man to recover even from the most common disease. Suppose we grant for the sake of the argument that Mr. [Dan] Crew did make the remark attributed to him. Can it be compared to the loss of a life, which widows a woman, and turns her out in the world as destitute as a pauper? Mr. Bowersock carried into effect, though plied upon another victim, what our contemporary charges Mr. Crew to have advised in the case of the child. We further avow that E. P. Washington might as well have been “wrapped up in a blanket, and thrown in the river,” as to have been placed, yes FORCED to go and remain on that island, with the smallpox. We will never forget the last words he said to us. We met him on the corner of Warren [9th] and Rhode Island streets, the day they took them to the island, and seeing us, his eyes filled with tears and he choked up, and remarked in a 60 For details on Mr. Waller, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_L._Waller. �suppressed tone, “Goodbye, John, my family is ruined.” It was the last time we ever saw him. Can colored men forget how bitterly his wife wept when it was found that she and her husband had to go and stay with that case of smallpox? We reiterate what we said in the RECORDER last week. Washington should have been placed in a house separate from the smallpox. He might as well have been shot as sent to the place where he met his death. No, the facts are that the present Mayor of this city has no sympathy for colored people, and they can never prosper while he is at the head of the city government, and the sooner they realize this fact the better it will be for them. We charge the death of Ed. Washington upon the head of the Mayor of this city. And what shall be said of the disconsolate and bereaved widow of Washington? There are white people here who will testify to the fact of her industry, her good character, and womanly bearing; and from Marshalltown, Iowa, more than a thousand of the best citizens there would speak in her favor but only see her now weeping and uncomforted by any friend, down in the woods, on a desolate island, in obedience to the edict of the man whom our contemporary asks the suffrage of the colored voters of this city.61 May 10, 1883: The City Council allowed Mrs. Sarah Washington, widow of Edward Washington, who died on the island of smallpox, one hundred and seventy-five dollars [$5,164 in 2022 dollars] for property destroyed, and for her services as a nurse in the pest house. We are glad that this disconsolate woman has been awarded a few dollars with which to clothe and feed herself. The loss of her husband no City Council can repay. “No More Smallpox in the City,” Lawrence Gazette, April 19, 1883: We are happy to be able to state that the great danger from the spread of smallpox in this city is over.... At the Dolan house, in Wakarusa Township, there are three cases.... There have been in this city the following cases (and only these) during the present year: Child of Ben Fletcher, Lotta Anthony, [and] Ed Washington [all Black]....These cases were all taken to the pest house on the island [in February].... The case on the island was a new importation from Kansas City; first appearance of the disease in this case April 11. The patient was immediately placed in the pest house on the island, making in all twelve cases. Two cases just taking disease. Four deaths have occurred as follows: March 8, Ed Washington; April 11, child of Dolan; April 14, J. W. Dolan; April 16, child of Dolan.62 C. W. Smith, Chairman Board of Health 61 S. B. Smith, Waller’s brother-in-law living in Carroll, Iowa, was also sorry to learn of Washington’s death, Western Recorder, Apr. 5, 1883. 62 For three weeks, Dr. A. G. Abedelai personally cared for J. W. Dolan, a white farmer in Wakarusa Township and chairman of the county Democratic party, and his children, “Honor to Whom Honor is Due,” Gazette, Apr. 26, 1883. �Lettie A. Anthony (1865-1883), lot 1248 (transcribed & edited by Jeanne Klein 2022) “Horrible Catastrophe,” (Lawrence) Kansas Herald, July 10, 1883: Yesterday evening, about seven o’clock, at a boarding house on Massachusetts street kept by Mrs. [F. J.] Rodemeyer [white], Lettie Anthony, a colored girl, was burnt so severely by attempting to start a fire with coal oil, that she will probably not survive. It seems that Mrs. Rodemeyer was eating supper, and sent word to the girl in the kitchen, to make her some warm tea. The fire was low and to hurry it up, the girl took a can of kerosene oil and began to pour it on the embers. The result was what might have been expected; the oil caught fire, and the can exploded, throwing the contents all over the girl. In one moment, she was one mass of flames. She rushed out into the yard, where Mr. David Hall [white] happened to be. He picked up a blanket lying near at hand and wrapped her up in it. Mrs. Rodemeyer had seen the girl as she went out of the house all in flames and had seized a bed quilt and followed her. When she arrived, the blanket Mr. Hall first used was on fire, and he took the quilt she brought, and with the two, succeeded in smothering the flames, but not until the girl’s clothing had been entirely burned off from her. Drs. Miller and Punton were called and did everything in their power to relieve her suffering, but she is burnt so badly that in all probability she will not recover from the effects. The skin was burnt off from almost the entire body, and in many places, the flesh only hung by shreds. The little girl who took her word to bring the tea was slightly burned. The girl’s father [Edmund] lives near Eudora on a farm, her mother [Jane] having died some weeks since. She has two cousins in Lawrence, Mollie Stephens and Mrs. Lettie Burnside. She was down on the island during the smallpox scare with the Washington family [Edward and Sarah].63 LATER Lettie Anthony died at ten o’clock this morning, after fourteen hours of horrible suffering. Her funeral will be attended tomorrow. John L. Waller, Western Recorder, July 19, 1883 (African American perspective): A very sad affair occurred Monday evening at the boarding house of Mrs. Rodemeyer on Massachusetts street. Lettie Anthony, a young colored girl, was attempting to start a quick fire by pouring in coal oil, when the oil took fire, exploded the can and set her clothing on fire. The girl ran to the yard a sheet of living flame. Here a Mr. Hall threw a blanket around her and the flames soon smothered. But her clothes were burned up and her body a seething mass of burned flesh. Physicians were called and all was done that medical skill could do, but the girl died on Tuesday afternoon. She was from Eudora where her father [Edmund] lives. He also has relatives in this city and was with Mr. [Edward] Washington’s family on the island when he died of smallpox last winter. 63 See Edmund Anthony family and Lettie and Isaac Burnside family in 1865 Kansas census; Miss M. Stephens, a domestic at 1015 Tennessee street, in 1886 city directory; Mrs. and Mr. Rodemeyer and D. H. Hall in 1885 Kansas census. For details about smallpox on the Kansas River island, see Edward P. Washington who died there on March 8, 1883. �Sarah Thurston (1840-1885), lot 1206, Ann Eliza Thurston (1863-1882), lot 1177, Ulysses Thurston (1869-1884), lot 1286, and Maggie B. Thurston (1873-1887), lot 1156 Edward Thurston (1832-1908), born enslaved in Tennessee, endured a long life, mostly as a low-wage laborer with his large family. Upon settling in Lawrence around 1862, he first worked as a farm laborer in rural Wakarusa Township with his wife Sarah (Sally), a domestic servant, and their two children, Silas (b. 1862) and Annie (1864-1882), both born here.64 The family survived Quantrill’s raid in August 1863, and Sally obtained $3.50 worth of groceries ($83 in 2022 dollars) in raid relief for her family, including one child (Annie).65 Mr. Thurston listed himself as a stone quarrier in the 1866 city directory. Beginning in 1875, Mr. and Mrs. Thurston lost five children to common diseases, and each were buried in potter’s field at Oak Hill Cemetery: six-year-old Emma (1869-1875), infant Lulu (1875-1876), 19-year-old Ann Eliza (1863-1882), infant Burnetta (1882), and 16-year-old Ulysses (1869-1884).66 After a year-long illness, Sarah Thurston (1840-1885) died at age 45 from TB at the family home on New York street.67 Two years later, 14-year-old Maggie (18731887) died from typhoid fever and her funeral was held at St. Luke AME Church.68 Given the loss of so many children and his wage-earning wife, Edward turned to selling intoxicating liquor in the low-lying, east-side Bottoms, like so many other African Americans who defied the 1881 Kansas prohibition law by working in this lucrative business.69 After his first charge in 1888 was dismissed for lack of evidence, he was fined $100 ($3,275 in 2022 dollars) for selling whiskey but his 30-day jail sentence was commuted by commissioners.70 In 1893, he was arrested for “keeping a disorderly house” (prostitution), fined $59.50 ($1,970), and sent to jail “in default of payment”; but fifty friends petitioned the city council to pardon him.71 The following year, his 14-year-old daughter Alice Thurston (1880-?) began using a sharp knife to fight other Black women “in jealous envy” over Black men, first with Mrs. “Speevy” Gunter over Nick Allen and then with Mary (Mame) Ford whom she cut severely on both cheeks. This second assault charge “with intent to kill,” short of manslaughter, confined her 64 See “African Americans in the 1865 Kansas Census (Douglas County)” by Debby Lowry and Judy Sweets (selfpublished, 2006), 47. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston could not read or write due to slave codes. 65 Listed in “Lawrence Relief Commission,” Tribune, Oct. 3, 1863. No obituary or burial place exists for Silas Thurston. “E. Thurston” registered as a raid survivor with undertaker C. W. Smith at the first reunion of survivors on Aug. 18, 1891, https://www.kansasmemory.org/item/225627. For details, see Jeanne Klein, “African American Survivors and Victims of Quantrill’s Raid on Lawrence,” available for $5 at Watkins Museum of History. 66 Edward (and/or friends) may have buried his children himself for $3, cheaper than undertakers’ charges. See B. Jean Snedeger, Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas, vol. 1 (Lawrence: Douglas County Genealogical Society, 1987), 224. No obituaries were published for Emma, Lulu, Ann Eliza, or Burnetta. Emma and Burnetta do not appear in the 1875 Kansas census, taken on March 1. Obituary for Ulysses in (Lawrence) Kansas Daily Herald, Apr. 22, 1884. 67 Western Recorder, July 4, 1884; Journal, Aug. 5, 1885. 68 Evening Tribune, Oct. 24, 1887. See 1885 Kansas census listing Edward, Sarah, Maggie, Cora, Alice, and Willie. 69 For details, see Dennis Domer, “The East Bottoms: A Landscape History of Lawrence’s Red-light District,” in The Enduring Struggle for Freedom, vol. 2 (Lawrence: Watkins Museum, 2022), 336-50. 70 Evening Tribune, Dec. 19, 1888; Journal-Tribune, Apr. 28, 1892, June 9, 1892. 71 Lawrence Gazette, Mar. 31, 1893; World, May 2 & 4, 1893. No report on whether councilmen pardoned him. �to the county jail for six months.72 Yet six months after her release from jail, Alice murdered Ella Lane, another Black red-light district woman, on 6th street over another Black boyfriend, Labe Anderson, a case that initially attracted much court room attention. After spending four years in the state penitentiary, she was released and “restored to citizenship” by Gov. Stanley in 1899.73 Meanwhile, Edward faced more fines ($300) (over $10,000) and 30-day jail sentences for selling whiskey and “maintaining a nuisance [house].” Yet several downtown merchants (who benefited from bootlegged liquor) asked the city attorney to dismiss his last case once he paid his court costs. It appears that Mr. Thurston may have “retired” from bootlegging after this last reported incident, especially if his children supported him with their wages.74 Will Thurston (b. 1879), Edward’s oldest son, grew up with his good friend George “Nash” Walker (1872-1911), a prominent Black performer who showcased his productions at the Bowersock Opera House [now Liberty Hall]. During his 1902 visit, Walker was an honored guest of the white Elks fraternal order, writing: On the morning of July 4th, I was awakened by a complimentary visitation of the [Haskell Institute] Indian brass band, which served as a reminder to prepare to make good my promise to participate in the [Elks’] parade. Just then Willie Thurston rushed into my apartments yelling, ‘For God’s sake, Nash, get up. The white folks are about to parade and you are the only darkey in the procession, so fix up and get right. If you don’t, we sure will tell you about it after the parade is over, and Mr. Donnelly has got you the white horses and trap [carriage] all fixed up for your special benefit. Please get up, Nash.’75 Two years later, Will plead guilty to “disturbing the peace” by smacking Genesee Drake, a young Black woman, in the mouth for calling him racist names. He paid his fine and court costs ($6.50 or $217) but reportedly “concluded he did not get his money’s worth.”76 In 1905, Will lived with his father and older sister Cora at 818 Indiana. Cora (Thurston) Alexander (b. 1876), a domestic servant, had married and then divorced William A. Alexander (a cook) in 1901.77 In 1908, Edward Thurston, around age 76, died at his home (211 W. 6th street) from blood poisoning (sepsis).78 After his funeral at St. Luke AME church, he was buried at Oak Hill 72 “Cutting Scrape,” Gazette, Oct. 29, 1894; in Journal-Tribune, “More Cutting,” Oct. 29 & “district court,” Nov. 14, 1894. Her birth year varied from 1878 in 1880 US census or 1880 in 1885 Kansas census. 73 In Journal-Tribune, jail release, May 22, 1895; detailed in “Killed with a Knife,” Nov. 9, 1895; in World, “One Dead, One Hurt,” Nov. 9 & “The Lane Murder,” Nov. 11, 1895; “The Thurston Murder Case,” Feb. 6, 1896, June 12, 1899. Several friends cheerfully accompanied her with an officer from the county jail to the depot, in Journal, Feb. 21, 1896. No further information or obituary can be found for Alice Thurston. 74 In Journal, “Caught Selling Whiskey,” Mar. 11, 1896, “Police Court,” Mar. 16, 1896, police court, July 26, 1898, “Council Meeting,” Nov. 8, 1898. No follow-up report confirmed whether he was pardoned. 75 Quoted in Jeffersonian Gazette, July 24, 1902. Walker requested and obtained black horses for his carriage. 76 Quoted in “Police Doings,” Gazette and police court, Journal, Sept. 22, 1904; birth year in 1885 Kansas census and 1900 US census. No obituary for Will Thurston can be found. 77 See 1885 and 1905 Kansas census; divorce, World, Aug. 29, 1901; 1905 city directory. Miss Mary A. Patterson (b. 1874), a Black domestic, also boarded with the Thurston family in 1905. The 1895 Kansas census for Edward, William, Cora, and Alice also listed “M. Thurston” as a male born in Ohio with no birth year. 78 World, Nov. 11, 1908. Some confusion arises over whether Mr. Thurston remarried. The 1909 city directory, published around the time of his death, listed Edward with his wife Julia living at 211 W. Pinckney (6 th) Street. The �Cemetery in a grave he had purchased and reserved for himself (Sec. 11, GR 43)—far away from his family buried in potter’s field. 1917 city directory listed “Julia Thurston (c) (wid Edward)” living at 828 Vermont, her address since 1911 with Pryor and Martha Wallace. “Mrs. Julia Thurston” married George W. Marshall in Baldwin City, Gazette, Mar. 23, 1918. The 1910 and 1920 US censuses indicate that she was born in 1855 in Kansas. © Jeanne Klein 2022 �Richard Voorhees (1861-1883), lot 1151 No census records can be found for Richard or his parents. Two news reported his death and funeral as follows: Richard Voorhees, aged about twenty-two years, died at the residence of his parents in this city yesterday, after an illness of nearly one year. Dick, as he was familiarly called, was one of the brightest colored boys in the city. When a mere lad, he came into the JOURNAL office intending to learn the printer’s trade. After about a year of service, he became tired of his situation and abandoned his idea of becoming a printer, though for the short time he had worked, he made rapid progress. We do not know how his time was spent for several years, but when we next saw him, he had again turned up in the JOURNAL office, this time as engineer and assistant to the pressman, and there he remained as long as he was able to work at anything. Dick had an immense amount of natural ability, and it was a constant wonderment to us how he had accumulated so much information with the advantages he had. He had a deep, rich voice and has delighted many of our citizens with his singing. He was one of the principal members of the Silver Leaf Club, whose serenades are familiar to every resident of the city. He was a member of the colored [Telephone] band, and one of its best performers.79 He could not possibly have had a musical education, yet he could read music as [as well as] a printed page and delighted in it. He wrote a good hand and was well posted on current topics of the day. What he might have been with cultivation and advantages no one knows. Just enough of the outside dross had been knocked off to show a glimmer of the metal beneath. How pure a gem this was will never be known. Mr. Voorhees was a member of the colored [Second] Baptist church of this city. The funeral will be attended at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon.80 The funeral of Richard Voorhees took place yesterday afternoon from the Baptist church on Ohio street [later known as the 9th Street Baptist Church]. A large number of friends of the deceased were present to pay their last tribute of respect to the dead. The services were conducted in a most impressive manner by Rev. [Dudley] Lee who paid a high tribute of respect to the deceased during his remarks. The following named gentleman of the Silver Leaf Club, of which Mr. Voorhees was a member, acted as pall bearers: Israel Allen, Isaac Johnson, Wm. Allen, Richard Gates, John Henderson, [and] Jesse Allen.81 79 Band leader J. Cyrus Richardson (1851-1911) organized, trained, and led the all-Black Telephone Band from 1882 through the 1890s, ultimately with 45 members. Wearing elegant uniforms, this cornet band marched in downtown parades and furnished music for Black Republican rallies, Black Masonic festivals, and many other social events; for example, see Tribune, Apr. 21, 1882 and Journal, June 20, 1896. The Silver Leaf Club, composed of African American men, included James R. Miller, Floyd Polk, Frank P. Hunter, A. Reynolds, J. H. Stewart, R. Smith, J. A. Kennedy, L.W. George; president John Fishback, vice-president Charles Bryant, and concert manager Josiah [Cyrus] Richardson, in Journal, July 6, 1880, July 6 and Aug. 23, 1882. 80 “Died,” Journal, Feb. 21, 1883. 81 “Funeral Services,” Journal, Feb. 22, 1883. �Isaac Allen (1820-1902) and Hagar Allen (1834-1917), lot 1285 William Allen (1863-1883), lot 1147 and Israel Allen (1859-1904), lot 799 Isaac Allen (ca. 1820-1902) and his wife Hagar Allen (ca. 1834-1917), both enslaved in Kentucky, married in 1848. By 1865, they had settled in Lawrence, where they raised three sons Israel, William, and (James) Robert.82 In 1871, Mr. Allen purchased a lot on New York street from a white realtor E. D. Ladd for $65 ($1,588 in 2022 dollars).83 Although he and his sons labored at unspecified jobs, this property debt may have kept the family impoverished, forcing their burials in potter’s field at Oak Hill Cemetery.84 In 1883, son William “Willie” Allen (1863-1883), who had recently married, died unexpectedly of pneumonia at his parents’ home. As John L. Waller wrote in the Western Recorder, “He was a fine young man of some twenty-three summers, and his death...will be a sad blow to his widow and parents, as well as by the hosts of friends which he has in the community. [His] death will remind [many] young people that the young die as well as the old. The widow and parents of the deceased have our most tender sympathy, and it is hoped that they may be reconciled to the fact that ‘Jesus doeth all things well.’” His funeral at St. Luke AME church, conducted by Rev. B. F. Bates, “was very solemn and impressive” and “well filled” with friends.85 Son Israel Allen (1859-1904) played baseball in the local Eagles club and also sang in a glee club.86 Beginning in 1883, he and other Black men began working the Third Ward polls, in which they were “simply invincible, and should not be forgotten.”87 He was also a Prelate in the masonic Knights of Pythias.88 In 1885, he married Dora Cosby at Rev. Bates’ home, where the couple received “many beautiful and useful presents,” from a large number of friends.89 While working as a brick hod-carrier and plasterer in Sedalia, Missouri, he died from falling off a scaffold in 1904, having recently plastered his mother’s house.90 Two years earlier in June 1902, the fire department was called out to the Allen’s small frame home at 1343 New York Street when sparks from a flue caught fire on the old splintery roof. Although Isaac Allen was not seriously injured, he died that evening of “old age and general debility.” The city paid $13.50 ($468) to dig his grave and provide his coffin and burial at Oak Hill’s potter’s field.91 Although son Robert Allen (1867-?) was reportedly living in Lawrence at the time of his 82 Birth years for Isaac and Hagar vary considerably; see 1865, 1870, 1875, and 1880 censuses, and marriage year in 1900 US census. Israel and William were born in Missouri and Robert was born in Lawrence. 83 “Real Estate Transfers,” Tribune, May 7, 1871. 84 See 1879, 1883, 1886, 1888, 1893, 1900, and 1902 city directories. 85 Quoted in Western Recorder. Mar. 29, 1883. The name of his wife was not published. 86 Journal, Aug. 20, 1878; Tribune, October 29, 1880. 87 Quoted in Western Recorder, Nov. 9, 1883; in Journal, elected Republican delegate in the Third Ward, June 14, 1884, Sept. 26, 1885, June 25, 1886. 88 Journal, Aug. 13, 1885. 89 Tribune, Sept. 4, 1885. 90 Gazette, Oct. 18, 1904. 91 World, June 3 and July 14, 1902. �father’s death, his life story remains somewhat unverifiable. In 1885, at age 18, he married 17year-old Ann Eliza Penetione (1866-?) who bore a daughter Rosa.92 Ten years later, a “Robert Allen” was deemed guilty for assaulting Marcus Hamilton, the same Black man whom Hagar Allen had had arrested for disturbing her peace in 1885.93 This Robert Allen may have been sent to the Lansing penitentiary for his crime.94 Alternatively, Robert and Ann Allen may have moved to Kansas City, Missouri, but their common names make their death years uncertain.95 Hagar Allen also adopted a daughter Mabel Allen (1884-1928?), who married Fred F. Stewart in 1908 and then moved to Des Moines, Iowa.96 In 1916, Mrs. Stewart wanted to care for her elderly mother, so she sent “Aunt Hagar” money to pay her expenses to Des Moines.97 Mrs. Allen died there one year later, and her body was returned to Lawrence for her funeral at St. Luke AME church and burial in potter’s field at Oak Hill Cemetery.98 92 See March 1885 Kansas census and marriage license issued to Robert Allen and Annie E. Penetione, Evening Tribune, June 3, 1885, as well as a ten-pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen, World, Nov. 24, 1894; and 1888 city directory for Robert Allen, a laborer, living at his parents’ home. 93 In Journal, see July 22 and Nov. 15, 1895 and July 25, 1885. 94 See Robert Allen’s application for parole, Lansing News, Apr. 7, 1911. 95 For example, see Missouri death certificate for Robert Allen, born July 29, 1867, who died in 1937 with no obituary, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/108469619/robert-allen, and an obituary for “Mrs. Robert Allen,” Kansas City (MO) Journal, Feb. 22, 1899. 96 See 1895 Kansas census; marriage license, Jeffersonian Gazette, Nov. 4, 1908; and 1910 US census for Mabel and Fred Stewart. 97 In “Lost Steady Boarder,” Sept. 18, 1916, the Gazette reported that Mrs. Allen had been living at the county poor home “for the past ten years,” even though 1909, 1911, and 1913 city directories list her residence at 1345 New York. 98 “Funeral of Hager Allen,” Gazette, Oct. 18, 1917. According to her internment record, she was buried on October 3, 1917 with location unknown. Therefore, her memorial marker is included with her husband Isaac in lot 1285. © Jeanne Klein 2022 �Albert “Shucks” Woods (1844-1894), lot 1396 Albert (Ab.) Woods (1844-1894), a short-statured man, was born enslaved on July 18, 1844 in Arkansas. Known by every man, woman, and child in Lawrence as “Shucks,” “he was a quiet, good-natured fellow and never meddled with other folks’ business,” although some folks considered him to be an “eccentric character.” Sometime during or after the Civil War, he had one arm shot off, but this disability did not interfere with or stop him from working energetically at various jobs around town. “He worked all the time and at anything that was offered him,” such as sawing wood, setting an example for younger generations.99 Among his many odd jobs, he cared for an old sorrel horse with a game leg that a white tailor gave him and also sold Newfoundland and Dalmatian (“coach”) dogs.100 Tragedy struck one evening in 1869 when the Woods’ “small shanty” at the corner of Vermont and 6th streets (near the county jail) was consumed by fire. His wife Lucretia (18471930) was out at time, but when she saw the flames from the roof, she rushed into the house and saved their four-year-old child Johnny. The family lost everything in the fire, but merchants and citizens quickly came to the family’s aid by donating money and provisions totaling $101.75 (or $2,229 in 2022 dollars). Within weeks, people raised a new house with a hearthstone for the family on north Kentucky street.101 (One year later, the Vermont street school at 610 Vermont would be built behind their home.) In 1873, Mr. and Mrs. Woods lost two children: 4-year-old Mary (May) (1869-1873) and 7-year-old Johnny (1866-1873). After Mary’s death from pneumonia on May 28, Johnny drowned in the Kansas (Kaw) River on June 26. While playing along the river with some other boys above the bridge, he got on a log that rolled him into the river and the swift current carried him away. He rose up four times, but there was no one nearby who could rescue him. Mary was buried in potter’s field, but apparently Johnny’s body was never found for a proper burial.102 Feeling the sting of his family’s poverty, Edward/Edwin (Ed) (1872-1889), the eldest son, joined the “Steal Drive Gang” at age 11 with other Black boys beginning in 1883. He and another boy stole fifteen new grain sacks from a wagon and then sold most sacks to Star Grocery for 10¢ each and other sacks to a boy to buy a knife and some dice. When Albert could not pay his son’s $31.50 fine ($398 in 2022 dollars), Ed was sent to the reform school. But he was arrested for two more thefts (a buffalo robe and four pairs of pants) and spent time in the reform school or the county jail. After serving a two-year term in the state penitentiary for breaking into a house, he was released in 1887 and began working for Carmean and Harbaugh at their livery stable, saving his earnings to support his parents. Then, two years later, his reckless Black friend, Bud Franklin, a one-armed bootlegger, shot him in the stomach through a glass door when Ed 99 Quotes in “’Shucks’ is Dead,” Journal-Tribune and Gazette, Sept. 22, 1894. Birth date in B. Jean Snedeger, Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas, vol. 1 (Lawrence: Douglas County Genealogical Society, 1987), 227. 100 In Journal, July 27, 1886 and May 8, 1891. 101 “Fire,” Journal, Nov. 21, 1869; “Thanks” and financial “Statement,” by W. S. Shotwell, Tribune, Nov. 24 and Dec. 1, 1869. Mr. Woods also received $4.00 from the city’s pauper account, Journal, Apr. 6, 1870. 102 “Drowned,” Journal, June 27, 1873; May in 1870 US census. Three other children were also buried in potter’s field: Martha Woods, age 7 months (1874), child of James and Alosia Woods; another Mary Woods, age 4-5 and George Woods, age 1 (parents unknown) who died in March 1876. �tried to retrieve his coat. Ed was carried to the bathhouse on Vermont street, examined by the coroner, and sent to his parents’ home. At the preliminary trial, Albert had to testify that his son died from a fatal pistol shot. After Edwin’s funeral, he was buried in Section 4 (grave 997) at Oak Hill Cemetery.103 Five year later in 1894, Albert “Shucks” Woods died from a physical “strain” that “paralyzed him and injured [his] vital parts.” After “a large number of friends” attended his funeral, he was buried in potter’s field at Oak Hill Cemetery.104 In 1901, Lucretia Woods married James Essex (1852-1933), a widowed farmer, and they lived at 1115 Indiana Street. Having joined the First Grand Independent Benevolent Society of Kansas, founded in Leavenworth in 1868, as a charter member, she and husband shared activities in Lawrence’s No. 2 lodge. As one of Lawrence’s earliest residents, Mrs. Essex attended an Old Settlers’ reunion in 1926 and died in 1930 at the age of 82. Her funeral was held at St. Luke AME church.105 Before her death, two of her older sons died from heartbreaking deaths: Albert “Little Shucks” Woods (1882-1906) died in a tragic train accident on the Santa Fe tracks, and Oscar A., known as “Hun,” (1886-1925) struggled with alcoholism and drowned in the Kansas (Kaw) River when he fell out of a skiff south of the dam.106 Daughter Alice (Mrs. Edward Howard) (1884-1936) died at her home (420 Michigan street) from a cerebral embolism (stroke), and Bert Woods (1879-1858) died in Kansas City, Missouri, where he had been working for many years.107 103 In Journal, “Petty Thieving,” Jan. 7, 1883, “Police Court,” Jan. 10, 1883; “A Gang of Juvenile Thieves,” Mar. 19, 1884; “District Court,” Nov. 12, 1885, “Fatal Shooting Scrape,” Apr. 28, 1889; “To the Reform School,” (Lawrence) Kansas Herald, Mar. 18, 1884; in Evening Tribune, “Edwin Woods Fatally Shot,” Apr. 29, 1889, funeral, Apr. 30, 1889, “The Preliminary [Trial],” May 1, 1889. Although there was some talk about lynching Franklin, “the excitement soon died out,” in “Saturday Night’s Murder,” Gazette, May 2, 1889. Bud Franklin was charged with second degree manslaughter and sentenced three to five years at the state penitentiary, in “The Verdict,” Evening Tribune, May 18, 1889. 104 Quoted in “’Shucks’ is Dead,” Journal-Tribune, Sept. 22 & 23, 1894. 105 Marriage license, Journal, Oct. 24, 1901; in LDJ-W, “Review Old Times,” May 8, 1926; her obituary, Jan. 3, 1930; buried in Section 4, grave 1693, although her grave marker reads “Died Jan 3, 1929,” https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25938350/ lucretia-essex; James Essex obituary, October 5, 1933. 106 “Burial of “Shucks” Woods, Journal and Gazette, Aug. 8, 1906. Albert Jr. lies buried in Section 11, grave 15. Beginning in 1907, Oscar faced fines for petty crimes and drunkenness, in Journal, July 8, 1907, Apr. 27 & Nov. 8, 1909; in Gazette, May 19 & Sept. 14, 1910; in LDJ-W, “Kaw Gets Sunday Toll of Two Men,” July 20, funeral, Aug. 3, and “Card of Thanks,” Aug. 5, 1925. Oscar Wood [sic] lies buried in Section 11, Row B, grave 35. 107 “Mrs. Alice W. Howard,” LDJ-W, Oct. 27, 1936. She lies buried in Section 6, lot 167. Bert Woods lies buried in KCMO, see https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/ 39952232/bert-woods, although his birthplace is incorrect. �Randolph Morgan (1846-1871), lot 181 Randolph Morgan served briefly in Co. G, First KS Colored Volunteers/79th USCT.108 The 1865 Douglas County census listed him at age 19 born in 1846 in Arkansas. Only one news report explained his death at age 21 on October 20, 1871: SUFFERING.—Dr. Carl Neumann reports a case of intense suffering at the house of Randolph Morgan on Pennsylvania street. A colored man who lost an arm in the service of the Union is probably recovery; and his wife is also sick. They have no food or attendants. We trust the authorities will take this case in hand.109 108 109 See http://www.ksgenweb.org/archives/statewide/military/civilwar/adjutant/1col/g.html. Journal, Oct. 20, 1871. His wife’s first name is unknown. �Juda/Judy Shepherd (1812-1873), lot 223 General (Lee) Shepherd (1849-1877), lot 406 and Peter Shepherd (1857-1879), lot 492 Samuel B. Shepard (ca. 1810-1909) built the first log cabin courthouse in Independence, MO in 1827. He escaped to Lawrence in 1862 and survived Quantrill’s raid while working for R.W. Ludington.110 The 1865 census in Kanwaka Township listed Samuel Shepard (b. 1810 VA), age 55; his wife Juda Shepard (b. 1812 KY), age 53; son Lee L. Shepard (b. 1849 MO), age 49; and daughter Martha J. Shepard (b. 1851 MO), age 14.111 According to the 1870 census, Peter Shepard (b. 1857 KY), boarded with a white homeopathic physician and his family. No obituaries can be found for Juda, “General” Lee, or Peter Shepherd/Shepard.112 “Judy” Shepard died from breast cancer on December 3, 1873, despite this reported surgery: SURGICAL.—We were shown a few days since at Dr. Fesler’s office a large fatty tumor that Dr. F. had successfully removed from the breast of Mrs. Judy Shepard of this city. The operation was skillfully performed in the presence of Mr. Goss, Dr. Holmes and others on the 6th and the patient is doing well. It is proper to say her that the doctor has but recently located in Lawrence. He has enjoyed a large practice in Philadelphia and St. Louis. He has an office fitted up in good style with plates enough to form a perfect museum. In surgical instruments the doctor has everything. These combined with skill in handling will enable him to remove successfully any foreign substance that may intrude upon the human body.113 110 Samuel Shepard lies buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in old Section 5, lot 142 with his daughter Mattie (Shepard) Hamilton. For details, read https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34282793/samuel-bailey-shepard. 111 See “African Americans in the 1865 Kansas Census (Douglas County)” by Debby Lowry and Judy Sweets (selfpublished, 2006), 41. 112 Their respective burials are listed in B. Jean Snedeger, Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas, vol. 1 (Lawrence: Douglas County Genealogical Society, 1987), 223, based on their interment records. 113 Quoted in Spirit of Kansas (Lawrence), Apr 19, 1873. No obituary has been found for her death. �Anna Strode (1846-1889), lot 1490 After her death from blood poisoning, Anna Strode was buried in potter’s field (lot 1490) at the city’s expense. The city paid for the burial permit and the opening and closing of her grave— likely because her husband Frank Strode was serving time at the state penitentiary in Lansing.114 She left seven children (ages 8-21).115 In late July 1883, Frank Strode was threatened with lynching at the jail for attempting to rape Major Theodore Wiseman’s 11-year-old daughter after breaking into the home.116 John Waller, Black editor of the Western Recorder, and Charley C. Thacher, white editor the local Herald, engaged in lengthy protracted debate, initially over a Kansas City Times article that recalled the 1882 lynchings and how the Strode case could trigger a race riot in Lawrence. In general, Waller argued that Black residents had lost patience with white oppressions, while Thacher continued to fan the flames with his racist biases about Black residents. In January 1884, John Waller and his law partner C.W. Mitchem defended Frank Strode. The jury found him guilty of burglary in the first degree within twenty minutes and Strode was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary. Waller affirmed, “We do not doubt that the community feels better to see a man sentenced according to the law than to disgrace the town by mob-law.”117 By 1890, Strode’s sentence had been reduced by two years with his time expiring in early February 1892.118 His actual release, death, and burial site remain unknown. After his sentencing, the Journal reported that Mrs. Strode was ill and “in very needy circumstances.” The family was “crowded into a little house” at the corner of Tennessee and 14th streets and did not “have the facilities to keep themselves comfortable during the cold winter.” Benevolent citizens were asked to contribute toward their welfare by contacting Marshal Prentice.119 114 Journal, Feb. 10 & 12, 1889. Ages in 1875, 1880, and 1885 censuses. 116 “Attempted Outrage!” Journal, July 31, 1883. 117 Western Recorder, Morning News, Journal, and WHJ, all dated Jan. 3, 1884. For details, see “Two More Threatened Lynchings, 1883” at https://www.blacklawrenceks.com/racist-violence. 118 “Record of Douglas County Prisoners in Lansing,” Journal, May 29, 1890. 119 “Deserving People,” Journal, Mar. 4, 1884. 115 �James W. Hoyt (1851-1898), lot 1298 James (Jim) Willard Hoyt (1851-1898), born in Missouri, was an aggressive African American politician who participated in city, county, and state Republican party politics through thick and thin. Although it is not known when he moved from Missouri and married, his wife Fannie (Blackburn) Hoyt (1858-1944), reportedly born in Missouri or Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, came to Lawrence at an early age. She gave birth to their first child Corinne (Cora) in Lawrence in January 1875, and the family resided at 1009 New Jersey Street.120 Over the years, Mr. Hoyt held various jobs as a laborer (1883), a Pullman car porter (1887-88), a billiard saloon owner (1891-92), and a restaurant keeper (1893), despite crushing his foot and losing some toes under a railroad car in Kansas City in 1884.121 He also managed the local Eagles Base Ball Club and their competitions with the Kansas City Brown Stockings and Topeka Blue Stockings teams, performed in Queen Esther at the Bowersock Opera House, and chaired a grand picnic of Black folks at Shepherd’s grove, where civil rights activist Charles H. Langston spoke.122 Hoyt entered politics, beginning in 1878, as a Republican delegate for the southeastern Third Ward.123 In 1884, partisan tensions heightened when Democratic Governor George W. Glick wanted the state’s 1881 prohibition law re-submitted as a constitutional amendment. Although some Republicans favored re-submission, Hoyt aired his views in regard to an unknown circular: My attention has been recently called to a circular entitled “Some reasons why colored men should vote for re-submission,” to which my name is signed, in connection with others, [but] I can only speak for myself. As to the contents of this circular I know nothing. My name was signed without my knowledge or consent. And I have no sympathy whatever, with its sentiments. I believe it is intended to deceive and mislead, for I know of no intelligent colored man who favors the suggestion in it. Whatever I may have believed on this subject, the lying statements of this circular has caused me to think differently. I am, therefore, opposed to the views of this circular, and brand every statement made in it as false and untrue. And so far as advising colored men to vote for Geo. W. Glick, [where] his Democratic record is concerned, I would advise them to vote the Republican [ticket], headed by that gallant soldier and noble patriot, John A. Martin 120 For her birth place, see obituary for “Mrs. Fannie Hoyt,” LDJ-W, June 21, 1944 and the 1905 Kansas census. The 1865 Kansas census listed Fannie (age 8, born around 1857) and her parents, Washington and Lucinda Blackburn, as born in Missouri and living in Wakarusa Township; however, the birthdate on Fannie Hoyt’s Oak Hill grave marker in Section 15 reads, “September 14, 1864,” https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/ 22588918/fannie-hoyt. See Corinne Hoyt Eagleson, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/ 125176258/corinne-eagleson. The first mention of James Hoyt appeared in (Lawrence) Republican Journal, Oct. 28, 1875, when he supported a white man for county commissioner. See address in 1883, 1889, and 1898 city directories. Like other paupers, the city paid for Fanny Hoyt’s groceries, “Council Proceedings,” Journal, Dec. 21, 1877. 121 See 1883, 1888, and 1893 city directories; in Evening Tribune, Dec. 5, 1884 & July 1, 1887; Gazette, July 24, 1891. He also sprained his ankle while stepping off a moving train, Gazette, Dec. 12, 1891. Years earlier, an unknown assailant shot him in the hip in Kansas City, Western Home Journal (Lawrence), July 17, 1879. 122 In Journal, Aug. 20, 1878 and July 31, August 14, August 19, September 9, 1886. The all-Black production of Queen Esther starred Alice Hayden, mother of George “Nash” Walker, Evening Tribune, May 28, 1884. 123 Third Ward delegate, Journal, Oct. 12, 1878; Evening Tribune, Sept. 26, 1885, June 25, 1886, Mar. 16, 1887. �[elected governor (1885-89)].124 Four years later, he argued for Black representation at state conventions as follows: Four conventions are soon to be held touching both state and national affairs. The election will be of unusual importance and highly interesting to party leaders. The selection of men to be placed in nomination is a question of the highest moment. There can be no question as to the class of white men selected. They will select their representative men; Men who cannot simply read and write, but men who are well posted in the science of our government. The same convention which will be composed principally of white men may select some colored delegates, thus having two races represented from which it is also to be inferred as characterizing the harmony of the races in the fight. In making their choice of colored men, the colored people ask the conventions to select our representative colored men; those that are best posted, and are able to reflect credit upon their race. The colored citizens have feelings, opinions and likes, not unlike our white citizens, and do not want colored men to be sent to conventions simply because they are colored, but because they are able to represent them. There is to be found among the colored people, as among the white people, a progressive element who think there might be some variation in the actions of the conventions at this juncture. Is this progressive element to be or is it not to be represented? I mean, in the conference of honors, why not consider the work and votes of this element as being of some advantage to the object of the conventions. Let us have a change. Jas. W. Hoyt125 Toward these ends, Hoyt became a delegate at state Republican conventions as an intermittent president of the Fred Douglass Club (January-June 1888, 1889, 1892, 1896).126 During the Republican primaries in fall 1889, Hoyt began to pressure Black voters as a forcible speaker. When a dispute arose over the selection of delegates for the Republican county convention, William Fry hit him with a club, rendering him unconscious.127 After this contested primary, the Daily Record supported H. S. Clarke, an independent white candidate for county sheriff.128 As “Col. Jim Hoyt” canvassed the Third Ward, the Republican Journal mocked him as “the king of the boodle bolters” for bribing any Black voter who considered bolting from the 124 Quoted in “A Reply,” Journal, Sept. 28, 1884. See “Re-submission,” (Lawrence) Daily Herald, June 5, 1884. Keep in the mind that during this time the two political parties held reverse views from today. The Grand Old Party (GOP) of Lincoln Republicans emancipated slaves while the Democratic Party supported Southern racism. 125 Quoted in “The Colored Voter. Shall He Have Representation in the Several Conventions?” Journal, Apr. 27, 1888. 126 Evening Tribune, Jan. 25 & 26, 1888; in Journal, Mar. 6, 1888, Apr. 19, May 16, & Nov. 17, 1889; June 16, 1896; Record, Feb. 6, 1890; Journal-Tribune, Feb. 29 & Mar. 1, 1892; World, Apr. 2, 1892 and June 23 & 25, 1896; Gazette, Apr. 25, 1895. 127 On September 21, 1889, three newspapers reported this story: “Brained at the Primaries,” Evening Tribune, Journal, and Gazette. 128 See rationales in “The Ticket,” Record, Oct. 3, 1889. �Republican party, while attacking Clarke with this malicious rhyme: “Sing a song of bolters, pocket full of rocks; buying up the voters everywhere in blocks; subsidizing bummers, men like Col. Jim, then decrying ‘boodle’ using men like him. Isn’t this a pretty sight for the voters’ eyes; they will cast their ballots where there are no flies.”129 (The Journal also raised the specter of the 1882 lynchings claiming that Clarke had “sanctioned” the hanging of Peter Vinegar, an innocent Black man, when his fellow bolter H. B. Asher was sheriff.130) In response, the Record defended Hoyt based on his “letters of commendation from Judge Thacher and Geo. J. Barker [white Republicans] testifying in the highest terms to his good qualities and fitness for the position.”131 “A Colored Citizen” also rebuffed the Journal’s tactics.132 Clarke won the sheriff election by a majority of 534 votes.133 In 1892, Hoyt’s stressful life took a turn for the worse as fights broke out among Black men at his saloon on Massachusetts street south of Pierson’s mill. After pleading guilty to disturbing the peace in February, Hoyt was fined $13.50 ($442 in 2022 dollars) for fighting with Tom Berry in May.134 Then in July, he was arrested for selling liquor without a license, fined $200 ($6,550) for violating the prohibition law, jailed for sixty days, and sentenced to work the rock pile.135 Yet white Republicans needed his services for the next county election, so they gathered 104 petitions from tax-payers for his release. After breaking rocks for 35 days (worth $46), paying $77 in court costs ($123 total or $4,028), and completing his jail sentence in September, the county commissioners released him in October.136 Yet over the ensuing years, several fines for drunk and disorderly behaviors, among other offenses, pushed Jim Hoyt further into poverty.137 Ironically, his eldest daughter Cora chose a relevant topic for her oration during high school commencement in 1893. She discussed the question “Is a Man Responsible for His Crimes?” based on her review of the novel Elsie Venner by Oliver Wendall Holmes Sr.138 Like Cora, Alta and Beatrice Hoyt would lead successful lives in Lawrence, while various crimes would haunt their brothers, Lloyd and George Hoyt.139 After enduring several months of illness without the ability to walk around town, James 129 Journal, Oct. 11, 12 (quote), & 15, 1889. Journal, Oct. 12, 1889; “Asher Again,” Record, Oct. 16, 1889. 131 Quoted in Record, Oct. 16, 1889. 132 “Good Sense,” letter to editor, Record, Oct. 17, 1889. 133 Official count, Record, Nov. 8, 1889. 134 Journal-Tribune, Feb. 8 and May 2, 1892; Record, Feb. 15, 1892. Jess Harper, the son of his Black political colleague Bill Harper, bruised him on the forehead in another altercation involving revolvers, stones, and knives, Record and Journal-Tribune, June 15, 1892; World, June 16, 1892. 135 In World, July 26 and “Jim Hoyt on the Rock Pile,” July 29, 1892. 136 “Jim Is Out,” Record and “County Commissioners,” Journal-Tribune, Oct. 12, 1892; World, Oct. 13, 1892. 137 Fined $7, World, Mar. 7, 1893 and “Hard on Jim,” Feb. 28, 1895; $11.50, Gazette, May 28, 1894; $11.50, Journal-Tribune, July 17, 1896. After working one day as a peace officer with other Black men when fights broke out at Bismarck Grove, Hoyt paid an $18 fine for impersonating a police officer, in Journal-Tribune, “Deputies Driven Off,” June 28, 1895 and “Jim Hoyt in Court,” July 12, 1895. He also spent 100 days in a Kansas City workhouse for vagrancy and theft, World and Journal-Tribune, Aug. 28, 1896. See also “Courts,” Journal-Tribune June 16, 1896. 138 Commencement, World, May 25, 1893; on this novel, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsie_Venner. 139 For example, Beatrice was one of “Five Jolly” girls who celebrated a KU student, World, June 5, 1905. Lloyd plead guilty for trespassing on Santa Fe railroad property, “In the Courts,“ Journal-Tribune Aug. 14, 1895, and George plead guilty for stealing some grain sacks, Gazette, Aug. 27, 1909. 130 �W. Hoyt, age 47, died of heart failure and dropsy in 1898. The Journal now characterized him as a “well-known Negro politician [who] always took a great interest in republican politics, attended every convention he could, and was looked upon as having considerable influence among the members of his race.” The Gazette (formerly the Record) gave him higher honors by noting that “The republican party of Douglas county has sustained a severe loss in the death of that distinguished politician, the Hon. James Hoyt.” After his funeral at St. Luke AME Church, he was buried in potter’s field at Oak Hill Cemetery.140 One wonders how Mrs. Fannie Hoyt bore her family’s trials and tribulations, including the loss of three infants Fannie (1886), William (1888), and Jennie (1894) who were also buried in potter’s field.141 Years later, she endured “two mild cases of smallpox” when her home at 1009 New Jersey street was quarantined, and she accidently cut off the tip of one finger.142 As a long-time member of St. Luke AME church for at least 70 years, her trusting faith in God likely offered some solace. Upon her death in 1944, five children survived her: Corinne (Cora) (Hoyt) Eagleson, Kansas City, MO; Arnetta (Hoyt) Brown, Beatrice (Hoyt) James, James W. Hoyt Jr., and George Hoyt, as well as two grandchildren, Corinne and Odessa James, whom she raised (the latter family members lived in Los Angeles).143 140 “Jim Hoyt Dead,” Journal and World, Dec. 3, 1898; Gazette, Dec. 8, 1898. Fannie, age 18 days, lies buried in lot 1419; brief death notices for William (lot unknown), Journal, Jan. 26, 1888 and Jennie, age 6 months, buried in lot 1118, Gazette, Aug. 15, 1894. 142 Respectively, Journal, June 2, 1901; World, July 24, 1906. 143 “Mrs. Fannie Hoyt,” obituary, Lawrence Daily Journal-World, June 21, 1944. 141 © Jeanne Klein 2022 �Alex Clayton (1843-1872) and 3 children, lot 187 The 1870 census for the 3rd Ward listed the Clayton family as follows: John (b. 1843 KY), age 27, laborer; Polly Ann (b. 1844 AR), age 26, keeping house; Charles (b. 1860 AR), age 10; Jefferson (b. 1866 KS), age 4; and Franklin (b. 1869 KS), age 1.144 In March 1872, an early morning fire at their brick home, located at the corner of New Jersey street and 12th street, took the lives of (John) Alexander, a plasterer (age 35), and his three children: Charles (age 14), Jeffy (age 5), and Frank (age 2½).145 Their heavily charred bodies were buried in one coffin in lot 187 at Oak Hill potter’s field. (An 11-month-old female infant, who died the following day, was buried in lot 188.)146 The city paid undertakers $14 (respectively $8 & $6) ($362 in 2025 dollars) from its pauper account.147 The Tribune called on citizens “to improve this opportunity by our deeds of charity to lighten the burdens of an unfortunate and distressed fellow being.”148 Two people donated money to care for Mrs. Clayton who was severely burned with another infant: Jenny (Susan) Gladden, a Black mother, offered $18 ($12 allowed) and R. G. Verton (white?) donated $30 ($20 allowed). The city renumerated them a total of $32 ($828).149 Although it was thought that Mrs. Clayton “may possibly survive,” no further news reported the final outcome of her condition.150 It is not known whether she stayed in Lawrence or left town. *** Heartrending Incident. A Father and his three children burned to death. The Mother Fatally Burned. Kansas Daily Tribune, March 22, 1872 Yesterday morning at about half past one o’clock, a brick dwelling house on New Jersey Street, south of Hancock [12th] Street in this city, owned by a colored plasterer, named Sandy Clayton, was totally burned; and he and three of his children perished in the flames. His wife and her little [female] child, aged about ten months, escaped from the house but were severely burned. Our reporter gathered the following particulars: On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Clayton attended church, and on their return home between ten and eleven, discovered that there was a slight smell of smoke in their house. They 144 See John Clayton, (col’d), mason, res. cor. New Jersey and Hancock in 1871 city directory. “Heartrending Incident,” Tribune, Mar. 22, 1872; “A Terrible Calamity,” (Lawrence) Spirit of Kansas, Mar. 23, 1872. 146 “Death,” Tribune, Mar. 23, 1872. The names Alexander, Chas., Jeff., and two children of Alex. are listed from interment records in B. Jean Snedeger, Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas, vol. 1 (Lawrence: Douglas County Genealogical Society, 1987), 210. 147 Bailey & Smith undertakers in city records. 148 Quoted in “A Work of Charity,” Tribune, Mar. 23, 1872, with a description of the home’s remaining brick walls. 149 Claims allowed in “Council Proceedings,” Tribune, Apr. 5, 1872. 150 Mrs. Clayton, Western Home Journal (Lawrence), Mar. 28, 1872. See also “A Card,” Tribune, Mar. 26, 1872, in which three neighbors (1 Black man and 2 white men) forcibly rejected a circulating rumor that a German man made a racist remark about Mr. Clayton. 145 �made [a] diligent search in every corner but failed to find any source from which smoke could come and concluded that their apprehensions were groundless. They went to bed with perfectly easy minds. The account of what followed is gathered from Mrs. Clayton herself. She says that between one and two o’clock in the morning, her husband woke up, shouting that the house was on fire. She was roused from sleep and became conscious that the house was on fire, the room in the upper part of the building in which all the family slept being filled with smoke and the light of the fire from the room below clearly bursting in upon them. The children were awakened, and Mrs. Clayton hurriedly took up her youngest child, a babe about ten months old, and started downstairs. In gaining the lower room, and when near the door, she fell and dropped her child and scramble out into the open air. She at once re-entered the house, however, and picked up her child and brought it out. She says that when she left the room in which the family slept, her husband started to follow her, with another of the children in his arms, but one of the children was crying out at the time he turned back. After reaching the open air, Mrs. Clayton looked for her husband every moment. She waited a few seconds but he did not come out. By this time the building was almost completely enveloped in flames. Seeing that her husband did not come out, she looked up at the window of the bedroom and caught a glimpse of him, and immediately afterwards, saw him fall and disappear, as the floor of the second story fell in. Mrs. Clayton then went to the nearest house and gave the alarm. All that we have related happened before anyone came upon the ground. Pretty soon, however, several persons appeared on the ground, among whom was Mr. H. Luther, who was on his way home at the time, and who upon hearing that someone was in the burning house, with the assistance of a colored man, placed a plank up to one of the upper windows and climbed up to it. But the raging fire inside of the burning building really precluded all idea of entering. Later, after the fire had been somewhat subdued, the remains of Mr. Clayton, and that of three of his children, were found in the ruins, horribly charred. The three children were Charles, aged fourteen years, Jeffy, aged five years and Frank, two years and six months. In returning into the building for her child, Mrs. Clayton’s night dress caught fire, and before she could extinguish it, her lower limbs, arms and head were terribly burned, to such an extent, in fact, that yesterday afternoon she was not expected to live. Her little babe’s clothing also caught fire, and the poor little thing is also badly burned about the arms and face, but its injuries are not considered fatal. In the morning the remains were placed in a coffin and taken to the residence of Mr. [James?] Overton, a brother-in-law of the deceased. Mrs. Clayton and her child are also at Mr. Overton’s house, where she is receiving the best care. © Jeanne Klein 2022 �Joshua Jackson (1858-1873), lot 55 The 1870 census in the 6th Ward of North Lawrence listed Nathan (b. 1823 MO), his wife Caroline (b. 1832 TN), and seven children all born in Arkansas, including Joshua (b. 1858) and Charles (b. 1861). In July 1873, Joshua Jackson (age 16) drowned after diving into the Kaw River about a mile north of the bridge. His brother Charles (age 9) waited to see if he would come up and then ran to alert their father Nathan, who searched in vain with neighbors. Joshua’s body was found the following day and the coroner’s jury positively identified his body.151 No funeral was reported. 151 “Drowned in the Kaw,” Tribune, July 8, 1873. �Henry McGee (1853-1886), lot 1188 Henry McGee, born enslaved in Missouri on December 10, 1853, came to Lawrence with his parents Joseph (1805 KY-1895) and Eliza (1830 VA-1896) and brother Robert (b. 1855 MO) by 1865.152 Nothing is known about his brief life, including his marriage to an unnamed woman. Even so, he was known as a “prominent” charter member of the Western Star Lodge, Knights of Pythias, organized in January 1884. He likely heard Paul P. Jones from Chicago speak about this masonic lodge during a festival at Ludington (Eldridge) Hall.153 Two years later, Henry McGee, “a most estimable man,” died from unknown causes on January 29, 1886. He left “a young wife, who mourns the loss of a loving husband, as his parents do of a dutiful son.” In lieu of an obituary, his fellow lodge members published the following: Resolved, That we will cherish with grateful memory the devoted life of our deceased co-laborer; Resolved, That we commend his zeal, his undaunted will and self-sacrificing spirit to members of this Lodge; Resolved, That we hereby tender the bereaved family and friends of our deceased brother our heart-felt sympathy, and pray that He, who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, will give them songs of rejoicing in the night of their affliction.154 More is known about Henry’s brother Robert, who married Elizabeth “Bettie” Morgan in 1879. After Bettie’s death, he and his six children faced charges for various offenses (detailed elsewhere).156 Robert died from severe burns after trying to save a five-year-old child during a fire at 823 Delaware.157 Like his noble father, Clyde McGee died while trying to save his friend from drowning in the Kaw River.158 Sadly, other members of Henry’s family are also buried at potter’s field as follows: 155 McGee family Joseph (1805-1895) Eliza (1830-1896) Bettie (1857-1896) age 90 66 39 relations his father his mother Robert’s wife Lot # 1346 1344 1340 152 obituaries World, June 7, 1895 World, March 27, 1896 Journal, June 23, 1896 Henry’s birthdate in B. Jean Snedeger, Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas, vol. 1 (Lawrence: Douglas County Genealogical Society, 1987), 220; see also 1865 census in Wakarusa Township and 1880 Lawrence census in the 4th Ward. 153 In Evening Tribune, Jan. 11 & 17, 1884; officers, Jan. 12, 1886; in Journal, “K of P Festival,” Jan. 18, 1884; ice cream social at roller coaster park, Aug. 14, 1885. 154 Quoted in “Resolutions of Respect on the Death of Henry McGee,” Journal, Feb. 16, 1886. 155 “Marriage License,” Tribune, Aug. 8, 1879. 156 See 1895 and 1900 censuses. At age 18, Eugene died from pneumonia at the Topeka Reform School, World, Feb. 4, 1909. 157 “His Burns Prove Fatal,” LDJW, Aug. 30, 1911. Robert rests in Sec. 11, F39 and Goldie Estes (McGee) Simpson, lies in Sec. 11, H23 at Oak Hill Cemetery. 158 Democrat, July 23, 1925; Clyde rests in Sec. 8, grave 229. © Jeanne Klein, 2025 �Harry Reeves (1848-1894), lot 1404 Harry (Henry) Reeves, born enslaved in 1848 in Kentucky, was known as an industrious teamster. In the mid- to late-1880s, he lived at 823 & 825 Pennsylvania street before boarding at the home of Mrs. Mary Butler, a washerwoman, at 804 Connecticut by 1893.159 In February 1894, Reeves shot and killed Charles Drake (1859-1894) during a domestic dispute over Drake’s wife, Louisa (Butler) Drake, and his widowed mother-in-law Mary E. Butler.160 While severely wounded by Drake, Reeves told his story in the city jail as follows: “[Charles] Drake came to the house [at 804 Connecticut] between 7 and 7:30 p.m. just while Mrs. Butler and I were sitting at the table, and Mrs. Butler had just gotten up. Drake came in and began abusing and insulting the women. Finally he struck Mrs. Butler, knocked her down and fell on top of her. I then pulled him off and took away a revolver he had in his hand. He continued to scuffle and threw me upon the hot stove. He finally pulled another revolver and shot me twice. The first shot, I think, was the one that entered my bowels, passing around and lodging in the hip; the second [shot] went through my thigh. Drake then started for the door and we were both still scuffling, each having a revolver in hand. As he went out the door, he tried to shoot again and I struck at him with the revolver in my hand. Whether it went off or not I do not know, but I was defending myself and should probably have shot had I known what I was doing.”161 Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Butler told much the same stories. When Asst. Marshal Sam Jeans arrived first at the scene, he found Drake lying dead in the yard with a 38-caliber Smith & Wesson revolver in his hand. He had been fatally shot in the breast over the heart and in the stomach. Upon searching the house, officers found Reeves’ revolver in a black chest. Jeans announced, “That is the revolver that killed Charlie Drake” to which Reeves replied, “That is the gun, but what I did with it after the shooting I do not know.”162 Three days later, a coroner’s jury heard strong evidence from many witnesses that “a long and bitter feud” had existed between Drake and Reeves. While Reeves had lived at the Butler residence for some years, Drake felt certain that Reeves had interfered in his family affairs. The jury declared that Reeves had killed Drake in self-defense.163 When Reeves heard the news, he felt “overjoyed” and “confident of getting well”—but he died from his wounds one day later.164 159 His birth year is in the 1875 census while boarding with Mrs. Mary Dorsey; 1886, 1889, and 1893 city directories. 160 Charles Drake had married Louisa Butler on April 24, 1881 but he quarreled with her frequently. She had left him seven months ago and was trying to get a divorce. Mrs. Mary Butler, born in 1843 in Kentucky, used to sell liquor at her 804 Connecticut home, in “A Joint Raided,” Evening Tribune, Aug. 27, 1888. See 1865, 1870, and 1875 census records; address in 1886, 1888, and 1893 city directories. 161 Quoted in “A Man Killed…Charlie Drake the Victim,” Journal-Tribune, Feb. 6, 1894. 162 Quoted in “Shot Dead…Killed by Henry Reeves,” World, Feb. 6, 1894. Sam Jeans, a Black policeman, appointed Asst. Marshal, World, Sept, 12, 1893; then City Marshal for 5 months, Journal, Dec. 1, 1894; May 7, 1895. 163 “Fired in Self-Defense,” Gazette and “In Self Defense,” Journal-Tribune, Feb. 8, 1894. 164 “Reeves Dead,” Gazette, Feb. 9, 1894. His interment record reads “Harvy” Reeves, https://www.findagrave.com/ memorial/251877960/harvey-reeves. Charles Drake was buried at Maple Grove Cemetery, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/245639818/charles-drake. �C.C. James, a prominent civil rights leader, was appointed administrator of Harry Reeves’ estate by the Probate Court.165 165 “Notice of Appointment,” Journal-Tribune, Feb. 17, 1894. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Oak Hill Cemetery Subject The topic of the resource Oak Hill Cemetery (Lawrence, Kan.) Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Biographies of 30 African Americans buried in Potter’s Field at Oak Hill Cemetery Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Klein, Jeanne Description An account of the resource A series of biographical sketches of African American individuals and families who are buried in the Oak Hill Cemetery Potter's Field in Lawrence, Kansas. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource NAACP Lawrence Branch #4045 (Lawrence, Kan.) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 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This should make any seasoned pin-head immediate! Hi's not a Bally or Williams game. It's pretty humorous that the game brags·a t;u: 'all business for IO whole years! Hell, I've been in pinball for longer than that ! The only way to play pinball with two people is to play what I call "Double Doubles." What you do is you put in four credits (this game is 50 cents a game or three credits for a dollar) and punch up four ·-layers. Be careful though, this game has a six player capacity! Player one plays players one and two 1 bring higher 1 from the bar, a row, and th~ Theph the focus ofth exciting of a Madness." Th you first start, logical reason all. It's kinda r pushing the bu lane that drops that. It seems I: doesn't even w1 the staple back on the playfiel electronic shoe! Once ye goes around the 75% ofmy drai, opinion this is nl light up one by c ht. This is prob cabinet drops do pretty hard to do think the replay Another A trap door opens u most viewers wil ramps/loops. It's 1 philiacs have ab~ Overall, offers nothing ne, Cheers and good f �one and two and player two plays players three and four. This enables both players to get in their respective grooves and tends to bring higher scores and longer games. Alternately, when its not your tum to play, you have just enough time to get another beer from the bar, or deposit some beer in the bathroom, or whatever. Plus, if you get an extra ball, you end up playing three balls in a row, and that's a whole game! The playfield is simple and open, and has two long and winding ramps. In the center of the playfield, and therefore the focus of the game is a file cabinet. I.)?ipl"(A'.s~:'X.cli;f\~~-!!!~med game, but for some reason a file cabinet isn't quite as exciting of a centerpiece a~ a UFQ tb{jifi#1:il~ 'li:ki(§fi•t~(AAkfrom Mars" or a castle to destroy like "Medieval ·· game, but it apparently is just forlooks . When Madness." There is a cool loq\g!)gJ!!i~l)!:>:imY.i iiihebackJtA · you first start, the game asks"yooi§ choose Mulder or Scufly, . . ..• not figure out why it does this. There is no logical reason for this ch9i~<(Jt:.goesn't seem to alter your score an~)fi#ffi!jnly doesn't change the play of the game at all. It's kinda refreshio.g··lu.~t:"ihis game doesn't have a skill shot, bu' ....... e time, once you launch the ball by hole and shoots out to the pushing the button (9r,.!1Jppi:i,g both of the flippers) it just goes straigh lane that drops to y.()ur ·ii'ght flipper. That's bow play begins and there 1s . ing very wrong about that. It seems like allofilie new games ha"l'e''either a gu1itwe of launcher' . . plastic button that games that were doesn't even work ha!fthe time. Whal everh4ppened toµJ~g:pod ol' plunge the staple back in pll:iball's glory days? Areahskjll sher-is .placing the ball e~actlfwhere you want it on the playfield by •using just 1he right tou~h,..not. r~lyiag.., on 1he force of·sqqie predetermined electronic shock . · unfair loop shol that Once you bi,gjn play, you wil:l be quick tqt~alize that ihere is an in . goes around the file•~a~i11e1 in the.l)enter, and slingshots the baff,\:jirectly cl. center. 1 swear that at least 75% of my drains ~te•a ,.direct result of thal fatal loi)p. The gam,tseems. ·· ··e that this is a problem, and offers a small bounce back pin between the flippers, but in my opinion this is no comp¢11sll\(pn for such an unfair loop. In fact, this g be a really fun play if it weren't forthat damn loop. This loop is part of the six "X" shots that , the player is awarded "The Truth" which is a four-ball multiball with all six lanes and ramps light up one by one, ai\cffu~Iµ® both ramps and all four lanes. 0 lit. This is probably the ··•·•·•·· ·····•• •···. of the game. The regular, thr all is achieved by shooting the file cabinet in the center(also a fairly sketchy shot) until the file cabinet drops down into ·:: you can drop the · er. The jackpot is also a fairly difficult shot to make. It's done by shooting the left ramp, which is pretty hard to do unless you -ltf!:W;\lie:Y\!WY r right flipper. Jackpots start out at 500,000 which is pretty good for this fairly low scoring game. I much forget it after that first shot, if you want to play the multiball for any decent length of time. think the replay was set at I O,OOO;OOOMli¢n ··········· Another pretty cool, but kinda dfffic '· ·· re is the "X-Files." This is achieved by shooting the right ramp three times to spell "FBI." Once this is done a trapdoor opens up right in front of the same ramp and is easy to hit. The game then picks a case for you out of the X-Files. Each case is based on a story from the TV show, and most viewers will recognize them . 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JB : Everyth City and the felt like I goj Worker, Ym jacket and g �Hailing from Westbend Wisc., renowned home of appliances, Jacki Becker has been a part of the Lawrence music scene for years. She came to Lawrence on a swimming scholarship in 1987, later started KJHK's very first local show "Plow the Fields Martha" and has been booking shows atthe Bottleneck for live years. day Anne Tangeman: What was the music scene like when you got here? Jacki Becker: Because I came down as an athlete I had a different experience at first at KU because you're nestled with this group, but there were about five ofus that liked concerts. I went to see Echo and the Bunnymen, U2, and ... Fishbone. T hat was my first show at the Outhouse. Turns out it was Kevin Gasser's going away party-he's now vice president of Hollywood Records ... .I quit swimming and I basically hung out at the Crossing and saw all the Crossing bands. When you're under 21 where else where you going to go? And of course the Outhouse. I don't know-I just started talking to local bands and I started "Plow the Fields Martha" on KJHK-there was no local show and in 1990 I asked to start one-they said sure. Every week I interviewed a band and got as many tapes as I could-the scene was really starting to take off. AT: What were some of the bands you remember-some of your favorites? JB : Everything for me started with Joe Worker. Obviously there was Sin City and the Homestead Grays who were standards, but for me, where I felt like I got to know a band and I was friends with the band was with Joe Worker. You know, I'd put on my little combat boots and my leather jacket and go to all the house parties on Ohio St. and Connecticut St. to see Joe Worker.. .the song "Frozen Embryos" ... we all loved it. They were, for me, the band that I really felt close with .. and Zoom. Of course Sin City was phenomenal. The Homestead Grays-you just had to love them. Two Car Family, obviously Paw. I started loving Paw at a really early, youthful, embryonic stage for that band. There were a lot of house parties back then. There was always a new band playing somewhere at somebody's house-which you just don't get anymore . The noise ordinance kind of crushed it. Kill Whiety- you'd always go see Kill Whitey. There were so many local bands and it seemed like very much a family thing. Bands would go see other bands. You'd go to a a party and certain members of the Salty Iguanas would be checking out Joe Worker... or. ..Mongol Beach Party-I always liked them for some reason. They were from KC and it was kind ofan odd band but they were unique and kind ofinventive in a Frank Zappa kind of way. Random Aztec ... that was a band I loved. AT: They had a flute though, that's why I didn't like them . That was it for me. JB : There were just so many bands ... Love Squad .. .! love the Love Squad guys. There were a lot of different bands. All different sounds. AT: How did you get involved with the Bottleneck? JB : I graduated, Martha died in some weird tractor accident and got rid of her... she was hit by a combine, so I thought okay I don't want to be a DJ, what do I want to do-so I decided to go to grad school. I was giving up on the music thing. It was fun , but I did it in college. In the meantime, my boyfriend was working at our favorite copy store and I was writing a play, it was the third shift and Brett came up to me asked me what I was doing. I was writing a play, writing applications for grad school. .. he asked me ifl wanted a job. So pretty much without a resume or anything I got hired. I didn't really have a job, he just told me what he wanted . "We're going to do this, but we also have the New Times and you're the calender editor" so I kind of took on two jobs for two of the things he �owned at that time. This was 1992. At that point I think the Bottleneck was the bar everyo ne went to. You had the Outhouse, there were very definite places for people to go-the Outhouse, the Jazzhaus, the Down and Under for a little bit. There were a lot of different places people could play. The Cross ing ...there were always shows at the Crossing, even at Yello Sub. The Bottleneck hadn't been doing a lot of shows-the biggest at that time had probably been Sugar and the Flaming Lips. Obviously the bi g Living Color show that Brett will always finger as the show that made him realize Lawrence is a music town. That was a show, that kind of for him, changed everything. There had been a lot of big shows but not a lot of steadily, big bands. '92 was the Nirvana years so I think alternative music was kind of coming to the headfront. Maybe he hired me because I loved all that kind of music and it was the right time. AT: I gotta ask about him as a boss. He has a certain reputation ... JB : I think people are very mistaken. I think they perceive his silence as negativity or his ...he's a very quiet person, he's a very devoted person. I think he took a lot of risk. As we've seen by the number of clubs that have closed, it's hard to run a bar, it's hard to run a bar with live music, it's hard to run a bar that on occasion tries to do all ages things and tries to really commn th e whole community to music. I think he's taken the best of everything and let us all have a little piece. You've got the hippy night and the punk night, the metal night, the ska night, the swing night and the pop rock ni ght. ..you have to take a lot ofrisks. l think people are quick to point fingers and say there's a monopoly or this or that, but you knowwe've worked our asses off. I don't do it because I want power. I think we don because I love this community and I'm just thoroughly amazed by Lawrence all the time. That people will come to shows non stop. That we can do 30 shows in a row and the community will come out and support it-that's phenomenal. He doesn't say much always and that's good because yo u have lots of free reign to do your own creative ideas, which hP.'s let me do. But it's also a bad thing because you don't know if you're doing a bad job. I thought he hated me for the firsts ix months-he doesn't talk. I think it's easy to point a finger at someone when they don't talk. If you get to know him he's a good person and he's hard working. He.wants what's best for the community and the people who live in this town that like and support music. He's a great boss. I attribute everything to the community-there's a lot of people here, from the labels to the fanzines to the radio stations to the clubs to the bands, that give a shit about music. They're committed to it. No other city in America really gets as many shows for our size of a city. Kansas City doesn't get crap, we get everything here and it's partly because of the community and the people in the music community working together that we're one of the top 15 stops now-up with Chicago and Dallas and Denver and St. Louis. Half the time the bands think we're weird two headed freaks that inbreed in Kansas when they get here, til they get to know us then they say Lawrence is a great town. Lawrence has everything. It's a little bit of everything. AT: What do you think about that time when bands were getting signed here, Paw, Stick ... When people were talking about Lawrence being the next whatever.. . JB: When that was going on that was really exciting. It was really cool for me to see these bands that I knew get all this attention, but I think the music industry has changed so much from 92 to 98 that what music is now... obviously you've got your really nice die hard independant people that are very supportive of indie labels and indi e promotion and indie rock-that's very positive. Then you've got the big labels and the big companies pushing the one hit wonder, one hit single band. I don't think they sign bands anymore to create a scene. I think they wantthe million dollars and the buzz bin and that's it. That era was so .. .! felt so young then. Now I feel like I'm this old jaded fu ck, but in 92 -which wasn't even that long ago-when bands like Zoom and Paw and Stick even Kill Creek and Mountain Clyde, were getting all this attention .. ! don't think labels were looki1 worthy of careers, something to mali some dumb tv inb Spin and Rolling S KC says lets do 1 questions ... they was going to be the look at the size Lawrence has pro because there are through people he1 AT: lthink a Iotc it's j ustthat. The1 JB : Exactly. KJ h, there for a really I who weren't in the to play music and people who worke across the country scene itself WetalkedaE she thinks radio is in short spurts Chumbawamba become more co Kansas Citystatio JB: They're forced they won't pick a SQ Five, or whatever I County to Lawreno �>I e is rlg~ \k In labels were looking for career bands and I think all those bands were worthy of careers, not one hit wonders. Media is constantly looking for something to make money off of, something to promote. I had to do some dwnb tv interview 2 months a go about women in rock because Spin and Rolling Stone did a women in rock covers so some tv station in KC says lets do a story on women in rock. They asked me ridiculous questions ... they were just looking for another story. To say Lawrence was going to be the next Seattle, was just another story. I mean obviously look at the size of Seattle versus Lawrence-it's impossible. But Lawrence has probably as many bands perhaps as a lot of big cities because there are so many people here-through the university and just through people here in town who love music and who work with music ... AT: I think a lot of people attribute it to the college, but I don't think it'sjustthat. There are roots that go way back. JB: Exactly. KJ has a lot to do with it too. There's a station that's been there for a really long time and it enables you know, geeks like myself who weren't in the Journalism school but who love music, to be a DJ and to play music and to get a career out of it. I could make a list of a zillion people who worked at KJ that now are in the music business elsewhere across the country. I think KJ nurtures bands and it nurtures the music scene itself. We talked about the state ofradio today and Jacki told me that she thinks radio is now geared towards people who listen in their car, in short spurts and that's why you'll hear Smash Mouth or Chumbawamba a billion times a day... and that the KLZR has become more commercial because it is competing with so many Kansas City stations: JB : They're forced to play say, the new Matchbox 20 or something and they won't pick a song that's huge on KJ like say, Unwound or Pizzicatto Five, or whatever because Mary Scary in her car driving from Johnson County to Lawrence from work wants to hear Matchbox 20 for those 30 minutes. I think it's the sick degeneration of music and it's destroying bands and it's destroying clubs. Every time we try to find a one hit wonder, that's one less perhaps local band that isn'tgoingto get a deal for nine records-they're going to get the one record or what not. We have to book them for lots of money and they're not ever going to come backyou get them once and go, okay... AT: It's kind of hollow. Like when you're a kid and buy a record for that one hit and maybe the rest of the album's crummy. Some~mes you go to a show like that. JB: There's lots of shows like that. You can watch the parade, watch them leave after the one song. I remember Lisa Loeb ... she played "Stay" and 1 swear 50 people left the Bottleneck-instantly. I swear, they exited like little lemmings. That's all they wanted to hear. 1 think generally Lawrence as a community is more intelligent than that, but that doesn't help the Lazer any. They have to do what people say. I would love to hear different songs on the radio .. but it's not going to happen, so you listen to KJHK. AT: What pisses you off most about the music industry? JB: Let's see ... wow. I think you can separate it locally and ... Locally I'm frustrated because I think the community doesn't identify truly that there is a strong music scene here that deserves supporting. I shouldn't be bitched at by local businesses when a damn bus drives down the street and I get fingered and pointed at and scowled at and yelled for things. It's ridiculous because they're bringing in more than 900 people likely... Why, ifa local band decides to put posters up, and they do a good job and they put some on telephone poles, do they get sent back to me and they try to fine me because "the community doesn't want to put posters up there." Drives me crazy. Sometimes I think Lawrence is in denial that we have a good music scene here and that we have clubs that support live music. From the Jazzhaus to the Replay to the Granada to the Bottleneck and Liberty Hall. .. these are good venues that have �worked really hard and support musicians and I think the city does a lot of things to prevent that. Nationally.. .gosh, there's tons. I really don't like the fact that bands get signed for a hit-you know-instead ofa band that should last for 8 albums . And if you put out a good album and it doesn't sell, you get dropped. Like Molly McGuire was dropped recently and they're a good band. They weren't really given a chance. I think the music industry was so quick to sign so many bands after Nirvana got signed and then what they did was sign a lot of bad bands and they forced these bad bands to go out and tour with the other bands and not allow local openers. So, a local scene will single-handedly die because if you're paying the 12 bucks to see some huge national band, you're not going to pay the 3 bucks two days later to see a local band cause you're like "I spent all my money" . I really dislike that when national acts don't let a third band or a fourth band-a local band- to play for just thirty minutes . Because that's the key to getting people to like the local bands, to come see the local bands that could in tum, become the next signed band. That really bothers me. I think there's a lot of greed in the music industry., I think a lot of bands ask for more than they deserve. Like, why do I have to buy you cigarettes and socks? Why if you're getting a hundred bucks .ne you in a tour bus-why can't you be like Jesus Lizard and drive in a damn van or like Mike Watt. I base everything, alotofiton the past. I think of all these wonderful incredible rockers in the 80s that did the punk thing and drove around in vans for years. That's what music was . You either did stadiums and you're Peter Frampton or you did clubs. Now it's this weird blurring. Bands come in with their own production and the biggest light things I've ever seen ... we did a semi-trailer for Marilyn Manson and Widespread Panic and Morrissey... this is big time shit we're talking ... then you look at the Jesus Lizard. Three of them show up in their van and they put on a great show and it's as good and probably even better than the big honking light show we unloaded for nine hours the day before at Liberty Hall. I think there's a lot of excess. I can't wait for the music biz to dwindle .. .! think it's already happening. A lot of labels are laying people off, cutting back-to go back to the roots of where it all began which is you play live, you get the van and you tour. The goal shouldn't be to go press a CD with your parent's money so your thirty friends will buy it and no one else is going to buy it. Local bands: don't make CDs. You have 30 friends and you're going to spend $600 to go to the studio and record this thing and where are you going to sell it if you don't go on the road? You're going to sell it in the record stores? Who's going to buy it? I think they should be into wanting to play live. That's how you get fans who will eventually buy your records. Make at-shirt. Let them buy a t-shirt to promote your band. Don't think a CD will change your world cause I don't think it does. Yeah, you can send it off to all the labels, butlabels are cutti ng back and not signing as many bands. I think we need to all start back at the ground again and that's touring in a van and it's playing to the fans and not being as concerned about money and playing because you love it. AT: What have been some of your favorite shows at the Bottleneck, or shows that you have done? JB: _My favorite show ever-and I wasn't working there yet-was the Replacements at Liberty Hall. For me that was phenominal. That was 1991. Jacki had so much more to say about great shows (and not so great ones) that she's joining us regular-like with her infamous "backstage pass" column starting in this issue! BACKTRACK �of {e 1al rty n't to OU o's at's irt. ill lfto 1ds. I ina oney great mous - �Next to horrc Godfather, G deeper, you c, At the top ofti thing about 7l ,found out Seri Sure it's long, gangsters, dan that grew up iJ gangsters, par and based on flashbacks, v version troubl long version Wood's char small and gain totally engros; outsmarting th Check it out. Pearls uncovei noir with some sure Scorsese i much as I did (f blood) then cht along the sanne masterminds th crime but of co1 narrator, The J(J there are hundn down at Libeny �Next to horror movies there's nothing quite like a smoking gun to curl Consuela's locks. The Godfather, Goodfellas, Miller's Crossing, Reservoir Dogs- they're all great but if you dig a little deeper, you can find even more treasures. At the top of the pile of dead bodies lies my favorite movie of all time (I know, I know, I said the same thing about The Good, the Bad and the Ugly-okay, it's a tie.) Once Upon a lfme In America. I later found out Sergio Leone directed them both. Sure it's long, and if you don't get the long version, you'll be mightily confused, but it's got ital!: guns, gangsters, dames, cool cars, plot twists galore ... and De Niro and James Woods. The two are buddies that grew up in New York City in the twenties and thirties, small time hoods who grew into full time gangsters, part ways and later meet under unusual circumstances. The cinematography is incredible and based on the famous photographs of some guy whose name I can't recall. The movie takes place in flashbacks, which makes the shorter version troublesome, but if you get the / / / long version you'll see De Niro and Wood's characters as kids, startmg out small and going up againstBugsy Segal before he hit the big time. From kids to old men, you become totally engrossed in their lives. De Niro is Noodles, who along with Wood's character keeps outsmarting the cops .. .it' s got the breadth of two Godfathers. Even the music gets me every time. Check it out. Con.sue/a 's (:I)oulble Pearls uncovered lately include Killer's Kiss, Stanley Kubrick's first film effort. It's unpolished film noir with some outstanding visual shots. The anti-hero is a boxer and though it's no equivalent, I'm sure Scorsese ingested a few scenes before shooting Raging Bull. If you loved Reservoir Dogs as much as I did (finally had to stop seeing it after five viewings- I was growing numb to the volumes of blood) then check out The Killing. Tarantino surely pinched a few ideas from here. The plot runs along the same lines-a handful of down on their luck guys, brought together by a head honcho who masterminds the heist of a race track's daily earnings. Everything hinges on perfect timing of the crime but of course something goes wrong. Less blood (B & W) and a lot stiffer with a "true crime" narrator, The KIiiing still has enough smoking guns and plot twists to keep you on edge. Remember, there are hundreds of gangster movies in the naked city. 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"Si r, Jis1saneme1 . We were out at the Outhouse that anemoon loading in gear, setting up the PA system, and wearin ~;~i~~~~:s~~~e~bi~r~r:~te~~r~dhe~~(idfci~~~~!~~oo[e~~~~:· and yes indeed, he is ~~ebr~t~f said, as thougn getung ready for the show A couple of the bands had shown up already and where milling about throwing rocks and ~e drunken exhibitionist staggers into the Outhouse and looks around, then he locks himselfin "NO! Some guy ii gettin~ dl)Jnk a few qthcr people h~d also s~own up to hang out Josh and I were hauling in the the bathroom . He is in the bathroom for almost 30 minutes. I began to worry.. more. Had he passed out chasing people around th 11 in there? Was he doing something I'd rather not think about in there? Sheriffout here quick! " gear up and down the road past the Outhouse. Jeff and l were discussing what to do about it. I was ready to kick the door in to check on the J try to convince C The truck would come down the road slowly, until it got m front of the Outhouse, then it would guy.. just then the door opens and out he waddles ... and yes indeed, he had a woody poking out of his people had indeed run ir. 1 1 red bilc.ini . He staggered around a bit more\ then got back into his truck mutteri ng some shit, and giving someone was indeed in di S'i,hdo~~~f~~ c~~~~e~c1~'t~~i1 ~~~~~~.~J1i~Y;:1h~ !~rlci~~ 1 Jeff a ~tkda~sd~~~::uj;'~~~-bit. I was turning to Jeff to a ain suggest that maybe the "Sir, can you descri fo r a minute, then backs out and speeds off 1 1 sheriff should take this guy off the road ... when ... WHAM ! He puts the 1rucf in gear and rams the bands 0 0 11 looks Ii ~i~k i~'~ ~o~ e J~~k~e~aJe~rel11/b~nJ;;~~Jd~~'i5 th~ s~~w:~~1a~eu~ i~ van in front of him . A couple of guys leap out of the van yelling "W hat the fuck!!?? " The drunk backs little test. h up again and rams the van again . Ttie people milling about look up startled , and sta11yelling at the guy "Well .. .i t's a trucl bu zz l ji((s:ys "N aw, i1sjust a farmer checkin' shit out Don't worry about it. We don't want the "Yoyo yo yo yo! Bonus Yo, man YO! " Jeff yells. The truck begins dri ving in donuts arounct the it ... And there is a fat dn Sheriff out here " parking lot.. .He p1dCs out Jeff and dri ves straight for him ... .Jeff stans running double bonus fast, yo. I everyone wt tell her. of love had turned to a look of rage and death The man had Outside thebull-l look at the driver as he goes by ... that look (This is : :~~il~ ~h~~ t~a~~tt~hJ~tf)Y comes back and starts some shit.. ! can feel it in me bones ." 1 blood in his ey~ . He was tossing gravel, speeding around , chasing Jeff, and a whole herd of people ru m mel You bllnch offa Jeff didn't t~ink it was anything to worry about. but my spidey-sense was tingl ing, I KNEW Dust filled thea_lf. . . . . . phone line out so that I< something was going lo happen I ran ms1de the outhouse and watched from the wmdow... th1s man was intent on running tryi ng 10 run over J>I So we keep loading gear and tinkering with the Frankenstein monster of a PA system that everyon~ down. I y~ll~d out "Heyl Run inside, everyone get in here!" A!1d they_ did ... people sta11ed air.. pandemonium. "Can I have ourn we had The truck keeps com inf and gointslowi~ and speeding by, and generally actinj weird . runnmg mto the building. The I heard a crash, and saw a couple of bodies fl y m througti the door, 1 1 "Yeah I'm i/obCu horiz~ntal to the ground, 0ivi11g. At first I thought that they had been hi!,. and.had b1.:en thrown in~o the and ho~irt~~t~~l~;;s~=j~a~~?or ~~ a~d h:r ~Yt1hJ';;~h~11i "And i'his is at the( building. Then the wall came in, as well as the truck . The truck landed ma pile of cmderblocks 1n the "Yes ,, truck comes flying down the road . It goes into the ditch opposite of the driveway, flies out of the middle of the room . The people, had luckily rolled out of the way and taken cover. ditch, and into the cornfi eld across tile road . We could see the truck cruising around in the com The truck sat, higti-centered on the rubble. People started getting up and advancing on the truck And what is the C! across the road. Jeff and I look at each oth er The man at the wheel looked terrified, and in a blind rage. Pieces of the cinder bl ock wall were hurled I didn't know I h "Holy shit'" Jeff says. at himhand his truck ... he put it in reverse and peeled backward, finaJly gaining traction and backing Mass street on 15th · its "Man .. I knew it. I say Then the truck bursts through the com, flies across the ditch and throug the_hole he had made. . . . . . plead with her... shedoeS comes strai~ht into the Outhouse parking lot. It ~ulls to a stOP. behind one of the band's vans. A I ran intoth_e bathr09m ... a y~ng man, with his pants around his knees came hoppmg out. trying Just then Josh run to pull them up, wide eyed m surpnse. the phone "Uh I,suess k e~~~eer~t:_d J~o-';~sb~~;:r~~dh:~·s . ..v~~·~:~!~fha~~i.'te~! "Wha... what he fuck?" He stammered as he hopped out. .. l guess he had been on the throne, "A · un? ··5,r wht We walk carefu ll y up totfie truck. I am expecting a gu n to come into play at this point . We doing a bit of excremeditation ... some foot and a half on the other side of the wall from where the truck don\ kn0w 1 came through . I pushed past him, I wanted to get to the phone in the closet in the bathroom. The closet womens underwear • f ti J~nt~n;~~j~riJh;g i~acith~~ door was locked, and half_due to adren~inh1_1.nd half due to crappy craftsman sh I y_anked on the doqr, be taking this very s·erio help me, I need some help here ... " .and · "I want you to lJeat me up" or "I want you to beat me off." and the whole damned thmg came off1ts mges ... as I pushed the door away, 1ooked on the floor m in ro ress l'mnot surewhich Jefftalkstotheguy front of the toilet .. there on the floor lay a fresti steaming turd ... nodoubt helped along its journey by the p g"L00k just send ~v oyo yo, man , check it dude, yo, heres the bonus, yo. check it dude, we got a show, yo. and truckflyingthrou,gh the wall. someone?" I isk heraga it doesn't start 1ill later man, yo dude. so maybe you shoul0 like go get a bonus nap and come back "Sir could you de I grabbed tfie phone and dialed 911 . Outside, people where hurling rocks and bricks at the truck, Iater dude yo " which was circling the lot A voice answered the phone. "No' I'm inside h, The drunk mumble s some shil , and asks fora blow job. At this point I notice that the man is "A'nd he's we3.ri "Emergen~y dispatch, how may I help you?" The womens voice sai d .. and my god, it DID sound not wearing any pan1s either and due to the bloated belly, I can't tell (thankfull y) if he's wearing scratchy_and stauc~... truck?" She asks again any undies or not :u_h,,yeah, hi .. .l'm out her;~t the O~thou~e. and uh . we have a probl em " ·1send Josh out to "Hey yo man , like check it dude" Jeff says "Yo, man like, maybe you need to go home and S1r. lsth1san emergency . The vo1cesa1 d paper J recitetheinfotc (seconfh~~d)'bouth~ t~i~in~cli t~~t::Cf~H:1:~~ ~h::1~~~A t~r~~ ~?~:~il!~fo'X•i M~i1i~is~\~~~db~ti}} ~sc~~~~/gr~:{;!r~~nd~ ~aa~i t;~.f~e6':1l"e summer t hf::c~ ~~df ith: 1i c~~i~rieing like, !!1: f ~~tY ~:~~,~:li":t ~=~~?~"• the '8~ !:~ hi~ N ~$i~.·J!~ A~:~rit ~r3th~ II ~i :~!i~~ faff fa~i~~ !H!~~-~!~;~ if, "f �1away. the bonus tip, and yo, man, 1e'sREALLY REAALLLY Alittle while later, our man n and parks. He gets out of odka, and yes indeed, he is thaL nd, then he locks himselfin f. more Had he passed out the door in to check on the a woody poking out of his eringsome shit, and giving ;ain suggest lhatmaybe the iicti!?? '~fh!d~~k t:~f: :~~uen~ ~e 8 0 ng double bonus fast, yo. I ge and death The man had nd a whole herd of people ':ti~adid.~~;~ple~~~~ ;fh% pile of cinder blocks in the re~b1~ktJ :over. ~e~heeh~fekd ining traction and backing .s came hopping out, trying f!~1}r~:~i~~tll~f~"ct the bathroom. The closet th .~~ift~t:t~~ ~. n°~';'l~ ralong itsjoumey by the tks and bricks at the truck, and my god, it DID sound r "Yeah theres this drunk guy in a tru ck, he's wearing a red bikini, and he's trying to run "Look! How many drunk naked men are driving new red pickups around the county at 5 in the everyone over aflemoon l?" 1yell at her. "Is this the Outhouse on I 5th street?" The voi ce said. I look back out the door, and sec that the truck is leaving the parking lot and heading west on "Yeah, four miles cast on 15th .. this guy's drunk and drove through the building ... l think he I 5th street, towards town. wants to kill us." "The Outhouse? A man is try ing to kill you with red bikini's?" She asked ... "Sir, is there an before ff~ards town, he's drunk and crazy and you better catch him actual ::~~?~'o. the man is wearing a red bikini." "Oh ... OH!" Shesays .."Well, lbetterget someone out there!" She finally agrees. "Sir, this ts an emergency linc ... if this isn't an emergency then you will have to get off the line." send them up I 5th street so they can intercept The voice said, as though she ihought I was merely reporting a grave fashion faux-pas, involving a him." I t:Ktscr~i~~f~~/:;nga~ red bikini. few minutes later a Sheritrs car pulls into the lot, the Deputy gets out and looks around. 20 "NO! Some SUJ is trying to KILL US! He drove his truck through the building, and now he's P.eOJ?le A run u_p to him and begin telling him what had just happened, asking guestions and giving ,.thc parking lot trying to run them over... this guy is wasted, you better send a cletails. The Deputy raises his hands ancl quiets everyone down and begins aSk1ng me and Jeff what 1 had REALLY happened. We told him. He talked on nis radio. His radio talks back ... a few minutes so people l~d~~':t~~ei~~ ~ia~a~er:ir;;~;Th ~6f~~th:r~fodr~n&~~:r~~~~it by then his radio reports to him again. Other Sheriffs DeP.uties had chased the truck through some back roads and had run him into a someone was indeed in danger. ditch, capturing him. But they needed a positive ID. "Sir, can you describe the vehicle?" She asks me .. :w:r~e:s~~ ~::rn·a~~h~~YJP~ ~~~k §i~~tf ~~ki~;u;::o t1:: i?!~~JtJo°r? w".:~~.T~~tJ~:6~bnedJi~~~k~Psh~e;;y·s~.~as:rf she wouldn't send help unless I could pass this countryHi:;em~ie~1W~at":oe:!· i~u3i~;e::e~~kxg~;~~~ h~r't~~~~a~b~dn~~k brougfit the truck into the lot Yup1 that's the truck. you can tell by the blue cinder blocks that match lin1etest. that new hole on the wall in the bacK of the truck. That and the damage to the front of the truck, and the iL. .. An~·::~~-i~t; a~iu\: ~e!rf~;'J~~e~~c~~~C~e:dd~tn~ rt~~~t~\:~i~~'i~~n big empty vodka bottle in the seat. . everyone." I tell her. Then the Sheriff said that they where going to bring the guy to us for a positive ID. Jeff Fortier Outside, the bull-fight continues. I can hear the guy yelling "You bunch of q_ueers are tryin_g to tells him that "Yo man, if you bring him here 1 am goin! to spit m his face!" So the Sheriff has another ruin me! You bunch of fags are try inf to do me in!. .. l'm gonna Jcilf all ofyou fags!" 1 had stretched-the ~18~;asl~d,lle~tiki~idsi';;~~~tfat'~h~~l~od~~~ rough binoculars at him to identify him . Yup, lit~e .s ~~~t Ip~ll~.~.~~0~1:eea~h~n~~~~g s~~mNir So we all filled out reports and gave our personal info and they took the guy, and his truck away air.. pandemonium . mlsdemeanors ... I~ravca~!'!it1e~~ecfv~hi~~rih~~ici~eoudeds~cif~~n~rsPr~~~ a. :~;~{ ~~eJ'~C~~t s;r~"aT~he/ better get someone out here quick." assault, vehicular assault, driving while intoxicated, pub(ic drunkenness , vandZfism, making a "And this is at the Outhouse?" She asks. terroristic threat, and on and on. ''Yes." "And what is the exact address there?" She asks. The Melvins showed up as the last of the cops where leaving, and the show went on. I didn't know... ! had never reall y thought about the address of the place. "Its four miles cast of Tune in next time for the weird and exciting courtroom drama when our hero, the drunk Mass street on 15th .its just past the pavement.. .this guy is crazy, you better get someone out here" I redneck goes to court! plead with her... she doesn't seem to reall y care. I think what happened was obvious .. Just then Josh runs in and tells me that the guy has a gun, and is waving it around. I tum back to The guy got really drunk in the middle of the day, and,sot in touch 5 0 lhe ph~Ae. a~trnaJ ~,au;u~~~l1\~Sh~n!sktt'i c~~~i I I. 1 ::d don't know and I'm not going to find out, he has a gun, and he's cra.ey, and he's wearing wj~a~1 : .. hs!aa~~ ili:t ~Qu;•~in~~dt%~~~al~'an~d6ut wom ens underwear." i tell her, I am yelling at this point in frustration that the 911 lady doesn't seem to ~uthouse" and went there looking for some action. I think that ~etaking this very seriously, and is stalling on actually dispatching a deputy to the scene of the crime Jeff Fortier struck his fancy ... but maybe I'mjustjealous .. .And once he had been re-buffed in his overtures towards Jeff, he mprogress "Look.just send someone out here, someone's going to get hun or killed .. could you just send took out his gay-rage on everyone. Some people just can't handle rejection. someo.. ~~ua~~s~;.ibe the gun?" She asks ~No, I'm inside, he's outside, and I like it that way." I say That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. "And he's wearing womens underwear?...is it underwear? Or a bikini? Can you describe the truck?" She asks again. 8obFuckl116Cutle, I send Josh out to get the license plate number... he rerums quickly with it scribbled on a piece of paper I recite the info to the dispatcher, who again asks fora description. f ~?~: :c1 .f ~~t:J~~!t sir~~I~ 'i: ~!{~t~i.~ ili~ ~f �VAl OF ATHEISTS o.o.A. 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Miles Davis . John Coltrane. Charles Mingus. Metal Head. Photek. Daft Punk. DJ Krush. Chemical Bros. i, ---··"······•--·.. ··.. ' Anti-Capital. Logical Nonsense. Ambush. ABCDiablo. Damad. ALLEY CAT RECORDS 717 Mass. Lawrence KS �j ~~tea of the original. Wilson remixed the mix. It11 not that th plainly, I guess. That just may be anymore whether c you heard (it tum, c becau,e it', all been sound, like that new J Kind oflike ,uperimpo Nowbeforelgett ' God Only Kno instrumentatio like 11m havi1 religiousW unsettling The bottom line is t from the beach shon sand. We seem to tal order to correct the or pretty funny but. now I �After an absurd amount of hype t h e ~ box has finally been released. I thought I had read about it coming out about five years ago so don 't hold your breath for theSm.ik sessions. Issued as a 4-disc set, it features a new stereo mix, 2 1/2 discs of outtakes and alternate mixes, and the original mono mix in full . I bought this for my brother for Christmas after warni ng him that it would probably be one of those box sets that you listen to once, say "Boy that's pretty neat," and then shelve away to collect dust (i .e. the Beatles anthologies). Not the case here. T h e ~ box is wonderful. IfI needed any more reasons to love thisrecord I just had them handed to me. What this set does is serve as a "documentary" ofsoru. It features completely different versions, botched beginnings, extra endings and two great books inside. In one book, Paul McCartney runs through the whole record (in specifics) explaining his thoughts on every song. Later, he describes h o w ~ effected the songwriting of both he and Lennon. Apparently, it was a big favorite of the Beatles' in the period between ~ a n d ~- Historically,~ while a reaction to the Beatles' has been regarded as Paul's chief inspiration for the orchestral concepts behind the record. As the Rubber Soul Beach Boys' chief songwriter, Brian Wilson was also a big influence on the Velvet Underground's John Cale. George Martin, the Beetle's producer/engineer (and arguably the fifth Beatie) also has an essay inside. Clearly, ~ i s a landmark work in rock production. What's amazing to me i1 how, until this release, it had only been heard in mono. If! hadn't read about that ,n the liner notes of the original version I would have assumed (with good reason) that it had been in stereo all this time. The problem this presents, then, is the "old guy remixing his old shit" deal. Brian Wilson remixed the whole record in stereo in 1996 for this release. For this reason Jive found myself listening to the alternate takes and the original mono stuff more than the new stereo mix. It's not that tho stereo mix is bad really. It seems to allow for instruments that were obocured by the (post-Spector) wall-of-sound production qualities to be heard more plainly, I guess. That just may be the problem, though. It kind of robs one of the innocence that goes with not knowing how something came together. You don't really have to guess anymore whether or not they mean/ to do cenain things or if they just came together that way. Sounds that you thought weren't actually there or noises that you thought only you heard (it turns out) are there and it just seems like it insults your intelligence, y'know, Maybe that1s an overreaction but it seems we aren't allowed to assume anymore because it's all been laid out for us. If Joyce had gone back and written a guide explaining what everything meant i n ~ we would probably feel the same way. It kind of sound, like that new Jeff Lynne-produced Beatles stuff from a few years ago. Even though I thought "Free as a Bird" was pretty groat, it seemed unfair to the original vocal take. Kind oflike superimposing Tom Hanks with Kennedy in that one mov ie. Oh well, you get the point. It looks neat butsomething's wrong. Now before I get too deep in to technology's (one sided?) relationship with the past I want to make sure and reiterate how cool the alternate takes are. On the third disc there's a version of "God Only Knows" that has a "new" acapella outro that literally scares the hell out of me. The original song ends in a swirling, multi-layerd vocal part but this version sees the instrumentation fade as vocals meander like ghosts in the room, Ever seen the dancing ghosts in the haunted house at Disneyland in California? Anyway, it's really great. I feel like I'm having a hard time explaining this in a way that makes sense. I guess the point is: this part sounds like Gregorian chants or really spooky chorus parts from early, religious Western classical music, An aura of almost Coltrane-esque spirituality overrides much of this session in a way that, like the later Coltrane recordings, can seem unsettling at times. The bottom line is that this record proves that (behind the "fun in the sun" attitude that most people can't seem to get past) Brian Wilson was a seri ous fucker. When he moved away from the beach shortly after this record (originally) he contracted people to build a sandbox in his house so that he could put his piano in it and play with his bare feet in the California sand. We seem to take him, specifically this record, for granted because it set the standard. You should hear the outtakes of him stopping songs in the middle of their respective takes in order to correct the orchestration. (There's a chamber ensemble on this record y'know.) It's crazy. I was going to say that the way that he incessantly interrupts every take of every song is pretty funny but, now that I think about it, l 1m not necessarily sure it is. �������-~.a< ( 1 ' -.,._, \ �·'·, . �! ( �,/ ..,. ~., '. ··\ •s. . < -~• .,J -~ ·,.- ~~:4t_,<·. 1~ ::~r ··-~~ '\ ~/J; ,.· .· . 'i ) \ -, :~ " ~/ ,. • ···,;I; . •' ..,..~ .. 'Y ·"'·I ' . ., . :{h·''·· ·....: .~-.f',.-'\- i ' ·.'1 : / · , .. . . , •. · �ffle Lookout Record• Ten Year Anniversary Weekend Thurs Jan 8 - Sun 1.1.1998, Oakland/Berkeley/San Franclaco, Callfonla. IJy Gnnt LaWN1noa All photoa by Joel In January 1998, Lookout Records celebrated Its tenth anniversary as a record label with a weekend full of music, parties and good times. Fourteen bands played their hearts out, and friends and fans from around the world made the pilgrimage to the San Franciscan Bay Area to be a part ofIt. It was an extremely memorable weekend that no one will soon forget. Below Is an account of my memories, and 1 hope you dig It. 1 dldn 't catch every little thing that happened, but 1 tried Enjoy, andwe'llseeyounexttime. - Grant, The Smugglers Nli,at One: Thurs Jtin 8, Friends Of Lookout Party, Oakland CA 1radise I I We left Vancouver(cur hometown) the night before, driving a rental mini-van bound for the San Franci1co Bay. After I began to hallucinate while driving down the 1-S, we ,kidded to a stop, rented a motel room somewhere mid-Oregon, watched the Klu-Klux-Klan tear up another set of the Jerry Sprinser show snoozed a couple houra, then were back in the van, punching it toward, Oakland aowe could get there in time for the big Friend aOf Lookout kick-off part)'. We arrived in plenty of time, found the Clnderblock/Punks With Presses warehouse (where all the Lookout shirt, and posters are made) and walued in, 1uit-clad and ready to fucking party. Most of the Lookout gang was already there, and more continued to filter in throughout the night. Eventually the part)' swelled to about 300 people, with members of the Mr T Experience, Groovie Ghoulies, Hi-Fives, Criminals, Pansy Division, Pee Chees, Tilt, Rancid, NOFX, Black Fork, and the Phantom Surfer, (and of course us Smugglers) all in attendance. DJ Rop took care of the tunes and got the vibe so funky I felt like getting some skanky on my hang-down by my third beer. Yeah, there wu rree booz.e (beer and wine) as well as plenty or yum-tum snacks (provided by the Red Cafe, that place across the street from tho Lookout store). Having the reputation that we do, the Smugglers felt the need to part)' a Iii' harder than most folks and spent quite a bit or time hovering near the bar in rear that the booze might run dry, paranoid that Lookout may have cheaped-out on the good-time gas. It turned out to be a bit or the opposite, for as the party wore on, it became apparent that there were a TON of Costco boxes of white wine left over. By this point. I was well on my way to wanton drunkeness, and found mysetr in the company of Lookout chief Chris Appelgren, behind the bar, acting as substitute bartenders, letting Lookout's Chris Imlay, Xandy and Alexis all take a break or go home, Jim not sure which. �My orders were "push the wine\ so when people came up for hootch and asked for a beer, I'd simply pour them a pint of frothing, warm white wine. A few people noticed and complained, but I either ignored them, bcltched in their face, or poured them another wine. By the end of the night there were partiers lying face down on the floor, the massive amounu of vino having taken an ugly toll. Smuggler Nick had about nine pints, as well as several sips from Pat Hynes' omnipresent flask, and was busy cruising for available Lookout babes, but the · ·· · shamelessly hit on (b lowing in ears, licking cheeks, wanderi suggestion of "let'ssss parmee! 11 •• engaged. They took it in · the wi ne, until he puked a puddle of his own vo inside, and SKA-T and I was a great party and a wil episodes ofMikC1~~~Jtcs half hour show · star, a little girl k on, and generally . Therefore, we were : the Lookout store. T and people were jµ greeting was actua!Iy pe That night, i(was· firstofthcthr~ show~. All · Bay Arca, but widnhe spe li1erally aroiiJi4"fhe-world. C of the States aria Canada e and Gilman hilh1. huge line-~ Unfortunately, this also meant several fans though the venue was constantly packed. The star-studded line-up of the Bomb Bassettsofficially kicked things off, where Dallas Denery (Sweet Baby), brother John Denery (Hi-Fives), Joel , Jym and Dr. Frank (Mr T Experi ence- Frank playing on international time, having arrived from England just two hours prior to showtime), and legendary Lookout producer Kevin Anny seriously exploded, playing ? hits from their Lookout LP as well as, to the del ight of everyone in attendance, some Sweet Baby classics. I got the shivers during "She's From Salinas" . Amazing. The Donnas took the stage of the Lookout stable in a next, all eyes and ears firm ly awaiting one of them ·· nggirl s and have a ton of longtime. That's a little too ba · !), bul with the hype that abound. People have to what they cranked out at :The crowd, though a little out of the Lookout ost to introduce the w more than a rock ds, and no fish guts know, but I guess are dly asked ifit was ok hich they, uh, stated ·ng to stress out ide and in, was like a ked, lit off a string of my weiner thank you! :A.untie Christ. h -:Auntie.Christ! :·'.···manY:;4nies so I iing r_~nditions of y .. . cid'1MatfFreeman , sin . e p ayed b8iS. 6 t{ Auntie Christ's low a f.ock star to P.~rf0rm'. Tums out it was ndly s~ppqr:tiS~h was time for one of my rs of speed-pop·il,uftitncous rock'n'roll , the f~v.~~i Hi-Fives )rcry that I tell almost , l··86tta re-tell it! Oti. it's fairly com mon ·s~nger John D.~ner')' look s (and is) pretty ~ally a higJ\ .icbP<)I teacher in San Jose, elieVe it or not. fohn doesn't really go out of his students he's in a band~a few know, but the majority have no idea. So this one weekend, two kids from his high school decide they're going to have their first big punk night out. Everybody who's reading this has had one. Mine was sneaking into a downtown Vancouver club in 1987 to see a band called the Gruesomes. Anyhow, these two kids decide that they'd make the holy pilgrimage up the 1-80 to the legendary Gilman Stree~ the punkest place EVER. It didn't matter who was p outside the old an• walls covered in y1 bouncing off the, closer and realizec was none other th nether-reaches of TEACHER is 1he Denery, WHAT an Ok,sotheH showcasing sweat though it'd been a shimmied, smiles Chris strummed n and often overloot in Lookout's lifes~ they moved on to I mention the Duke. is also a graphic d taken on over the output, and on this FivesgotiL Night three: ! Go-Nuts, The f This show took or, packed, this one downtown San Fr even t where the p they did , as they 1 eager crowd insta may have recogni crowd a couple of over the stage. Mi Us Smust was pretty damn t didn't wanttodiss of organized Loo'. end, where Chris �endancc, some Sweet Baby The Donnas took the stage ut of the Lookout stable in a ~ounggirls and have a ton of IGI), but with the hype that p abound People have to !ii what they cranked out at kThecrowd, though a little fiat flew out of the Lookout [ful)'. ~MC/host to introduce the ffl..e show more than a rock IB bands, and no fish guts i'ei.Hy know, but l guess are asked ifit was ok h they, uh, stated w,as staning to stress out ,.. (jutside and in, was like a #-.i.!>tked, lit off a string of :-pq: my weiner thank you! !)iJil;wbandA;mtieChrist. · · ·_._eChrist! Qfnes so I ffter-• ng renditions of by ~ng\d'sMaiffreeman bai_s-On 'Auntie Christ's pcd'Orm·. Tums out it was ~It was time for one of my d r40cous rock'n'roll, the • !t()ry that I tell almost Ok, it's fairly common looks (and is) pretty lbPQI teacher in San Jose, n doesn't really go out of have no idea. So Lhi s one their first big punk night /•I)' o a downtown Vancouver b decide that they'd make est place EVER It didn't matter who was playing., they'd just go just to be there. So they drove up, found it, lined up outside the old anonymous looking warehouse, paid the SS and entered Gilman, four concrete walls covered in years of graffiti , a stage in the corner, a band rocking out, and 300 hundred kids bouncing off the walls. Try to imagine the shock these two kids went through when they got closer and realized that the sweaty guy screaming into the microphone, crowd under his thumb, was none other their MATH TEACHER. These two kids went from suburban boredom to the nether-reaches of the underground to get away from all that's square only to realize that their TEACHER is the coolest guy in the room and a shining star in the Bay Area punk scene! "Mr. Denery, WHAT are you DOING here?!?!" I love that story... Ok, so the Hi-Fives show! Well, what do you think? They put on an excellent performance, showcasi ng sweaty songs from their two great albums, as well as a couple new gassers . Even though it'd been a long night of punk, the crowd became re-energized and everybody shook and shimmied, smiles all around for the suit-clad foursome. John did his patented Penguin dance, Chris strummed madly, and Gary and Steve bounced along at a furious pace. One of the great and often overlooked aspects about the Hi-Fives is how much they've been such an integeral cog in Lookout's lifespan as a label. First Chris and John starred in the truly inspiring Brent's TV, then they moved on to form the Ne'er Do Wells, and then finally the Hi-Fives. Inbetween one can also mention the Dukes Of Burl, Judy and the Loadies and the Bomb Bassetts. ln the meantime, Chris is also a graphic designer for Lookout and partly responsible for the general 'look' the label has taken on over the years . These modest guys dese,ve a lot of respect for their amazing creative output, and on this night, playing to what was reportJy the largest crowd at Gilman EVER. the HiFives got it Night three: Slim 's, San Francisco CA, The Criminals, The Smugglers, The Go-Nuts, The Phantom Surfers, The Mr. T Experience. This show took on the hype as the "big" show of the weekend, but all the shows were completely packed , this one stood out only because it was the biggest venue, l suppose. It was also in downtown San Francisco, near Fisherman's Wharf and all that. Anyhow, this was another great event where the place was packed before the first band, the Criminals, even hit the stage. Hit it they did, as they 1iterally detonated into action , taking advantage of the earl y slot by getting the eager crowd instantly into it with ferocious punk rock abandon. Lead singer Jesse (who folks may have recognized from workin' the till at the Lookout Records shop) \ept into the frothing crowd a couple of times, and the sweat, tattoos and tom clothing of the Criminals was flying all over the stage. Mike La Vella was right. These guys do put the punk back into rock. Us Smugglers were next, and for the first time in many, many shows over many years, I was pretty damn nervous! You know, friends and folks from all over the world and all that. We didn't want to dissapoint. so we peppered the set with the 'live faves' and made sure we had plenty of organized Lookout celebrities to come up and join us throughout the show. It climaxed at the end, where Chris Hi-Fi ves, Kepi Ghoulie, Joel MTX, Chris Appelgren and Chris Pansy Division �each came up and sang a verse each of our last song, and the~(We :iii s&gij/Rock With The Smugglers Tonight" together. It was a truly a ball and so · ._ 8tWOn'tforgttfora long time. Our seemingly triumphant set could h&)\C: rgotten Q#.~e the Go-Nuts got · a vegan, the Go-Nuts are underway. If anyone is in the dark to this band~/S ds, capes, ~ks and helmets, aJI famed for being snack-rock super heroes,.;: ~4'fui the while feeding the crowd suga ·. ·· ade cataw.J.,~. cannons and sling shots, powered by a team ofda;~ciolg g~ll, a show ar@}f.,erybody was really thing wi@il 500 feet of the Goexcited, but little did they know ju•I ow Nuts would become. Before the s®w, whil with ··. · nutty characters, Capiain Comhole I think, told mil that the the enslaught of sugar-blitz the Go-Nuts had in st:ore. The such zingers as "Skinny Bones Jones-, "Roberf~I Hughes" )na (Let's Take Cheese To The Japanese)" . Right around thesho ···gorillas, all armed with cream pits, which were to the faces lhe front row Next came the mas"s~ve cannons and snack•blowers, set up on eithC ~~;ie: j:~~l{u:;t:: 1::~c~n.,~ : ~ f ~=::~: ::r..~~:: edancin __f:;:::::-: . .. ;~:~uld spray That we all ended up coming together again, years later, playing a show fo.f.:Lookout, seemed somewhat strange. We took differeD.t roads, but ended up at the same place. Sqrpebody slap me. for the finale, Lookout wi•e1y slated another band for the ages, thC-m,Je troubadors of longevity, rockin' on a dozen ycar9i.and counting, The Mr. T Experience. Of C.~se, these days, it's only wise ol' Dr. Frank who's been there for the long haul of ups and dQ~s. albums and singles, tours and break ups. It', the.fact that Frank kept it together a few yean:~ck, and found energizing and ever-popular youn&:m:~mbers Joel and Jym that the band has •.·.· hu~/ accolades and fan support for its · · albums. On this night. we were se · -:•····. of songs from all of MTX's s, in a seventy•five minute, tw performance that sent everyon ht to the merchandise stand before the ,Smuggler Nick (fan of MTX . ir first LP he bought at Kelly's in West V~ve Canada in 1986 at theeg~ of thirteen· said, "that's the best I've ever seen them• . ..... Nl,tlrt four. Bottoni/ Qt The· Hill, San Francisco CA, Lookout audlU_._Q..IJ ...:c, - u~r:~~~tl:!?(f!JJer!JgfN1 IJ/~nivm Nine Volt, The.<:iroo\'ie Ghoci/ies, f"*iY down lhe shrieking crowd, who despera:te'.~)'Jri•.~-~ -to shield themselves with leather jacke~ and backpacks, so as to not be pelted violently wi~)rta<ae~, Sµ~denly,.,tb~:Sorillas starting ha'i.iling Everybody was due down at.the Bottom OfThe Hill by 3:30PM for the Lookout auditions, out huge white sacks of powdered sugar that, when poured in'tO··tne>snack blowers, caused ::::::J~t the sugar/booze hangover from Slim's was tough to overcome. The Smugglers and Yvette massive clouds of sugar to I'.11 the air, moving slowly through the crow.cl-and throughout the roorQ ·:\·::: .........· · int ended · ~i the Pansy Division house for a pajama party/screening of THEE .·.·.w .:: . watch" Anderson and Tommy "Motley Crue" Lee. Yes. like a cloud of locusts, much to the shock of the audience. Soon EVERYONE ~i(:}.: and u_ 9:.ajpf~H, T0fti.iny Lee was cut! Ba-boom! h's a truly wild piece of... film. My EVERYTHING was COVERED in a layer of sticky sugar. The air~~ a dense, white, c ~\( · fog. Breathing was very difficult. As if that wasn't enough, the Go,.NUts suddenly annoµ~~-.· t\ . scen~:_i$.:~ ·TOl1lm}thonks his yacht's horn with the head of his hard cock. much to ········ ··· · · ,· . Pansy Division's drummer Luis had a great quote to "FOOD FIGHT!!!" and burst into song, as the gorillas broke open DQX'es upon boxes Qftiru1f · : : }\)he ~ggli :~uffing a turkey! This is GROSS!!!" . Debbie snackcakes, whipping the squishy treats into the crowd, and))ld them quickly:.#.i~J ·· ::-. :• de~t;rlbet 0 : :'... we had settled down with a couple of Luis' menthol smokes back Out or nowhere, eggs, bananas, beer, clothing. paper, cups, and_:;inore and more ahd ~ttom Of The Hill for the Lookout auditions. Granted, this food filled the air, exploding on impact on audience members. band r#znbers and gorillas alike. It was a completely bizarre and awesome spectacle of shere, sugar-ind1,1.eed chaos. it:W;med out to be a lot of fun. Basically, Lookout M auditioned• The saccarin wasteland of junk food that the Go-Nuts left beht~ once the band and their . th ing frosh pop-punk to heavy metaJ, folk and roots music, played by entourage left the stage was enormous. The large stase ha.d disap:paf~d under a plft- of soiled groups frtjm llifomia. Each band had five minutes maximum to play their best song. None of the bands were guaranteed to be signed out-right, but there were a couple of contenders food, wrappers and powder. The s~_-_o f Sl~q1:1S::fre3ked .out, as everything from thc~:lr soum:l..,,:cqui'.prri.ent:to the·ir bar suddenly wa5:_~ ~ly white and sticky. When the fire marshali" sho~-in the mix._ The Lucky Three stood out, and for my money, the outrageous B0's hard-rock hair \lP due to complaints of "huge clouds\if:~fffl()ke' billowing out of Slim's", it didn't help matters band ·· fucking hoot. They" rocked. It was really strange strolling around the Bottom Of \h~1~when climbing the stairs, he.slipped ori-5".mushy King Don and fell flat on his ass. Lookout is The Hil .ftemoon. In er~ comer sat nervous young guitar players warming up, ~t!~:~ing to work things out with the club and the city! strum mi · · · ing the words to their chosen song. AJI the bands received a .'.::TJ)\A large crew did manage to eventually clean things up enough for the Phantom Surfers to package from Lookout and I hope everyone had a good time. As an stage to run through their many years' .worth of masked fancy surf. I hadn'tseen the guys added bonus to the audience and the bands, the club brought out an all you could eat BBQ buffet. fr:ot'itijle Go-Nuts or the Phantom Surfers in years. We always used to play with them in San Up next on the afternoon stage was Kareoke. Little did anyone know how hysterical this f.:~•sco and Vancouver and points in between, but our scenes and bands kind of drifted apart. event would tum out to be. Several folks have mentioned itas their favourite part of the weekend, ·n,;otf· ~ffflf; · �how (ot Lookou~ seemed !acc. So.mebody slap me. Jes, thC #\JC troubadors of 1cc. Of ,gurse, these days, ,s and dQWfls, albums and few ycar.:l!ock, and found nd has acluij.ed such hug~( .. _. renditio ·r Lookout audlt/Q(I$, wie Gho11/if!~. PAAti:Y ror the Lookout auditions, he Smugglers and Yvette party/screening of THEE otley Crue" Lee. Yes. • wild piece of... film . My of his hard cock. much to ·Luis had a great quote to iof Luis' menthol smokes t auditions. Granted, this \ly, Lookout "auditioned" JJd roots music, played by m to play their best song. :re a couple of contenders ;eous 80's hard-rock hair ng &round the Bottom Of ar players warming up, All the bands received a ! had a good time. As an ,u could cat BBQ buffet. know how hysterical this urite part ofthe weekend, and I must agree, it was definitely the sleeper hit. One of the reasons it was so successful was due to the hilarious hosting capabilities of Smugglers guitari st David Ca rswell I guess I do most of the yap ping when the Smugglers are playing and forgot just how outrageously funn y Dave can be on stage. Another great aspect of this Kareoke was how it brought fans, band members and Lookout staff together for mutual fun Ok, 1'11 say it (don't puke) bonding Everybody had a chance to si ng, and Dave arranged it nicely, with th e help of hi s Spice-like assis tant Vanessa, so that a Lookout artist would sing, then a fan, then a member of a younger ba nd, etc And this wasn' t 'punk-coke' either. Just oldies and classics in Pappa Dave's hit-sack Extreme hi ghl igh ts included Joel MTX and Danny Smuggler pulling off an amazing version of Young MC's "Bust A Move" , Dave and Kepi Ghoulie doing a bust-a-gut redition of the Jagger/ Bowie "Dancin' In The Streets" , all the Italians from Genova trying to sing ''Born To Be Wild ", and Pansy D's Chris Freeman taking on "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" ("Fuck With With Your Big Cock") The sweetest moment had to be when the punk rock coupl e from an auditioned band, the Secretions, got up to sing a hean-tuggin' duet of"Day Dream Believer" AftertheKareoke finall y wrapped up to much applause and encore, everybody was fo rced outside in the rain so the club could clean up and get ready for the ni ght' s show Alm ost everyone who was there for the afternoon's events planned to go to the last show, duh, so just about everybody pol itel y lined up in the downpour to wait for ti ckets Th ere was no complai ning either! I would have been freaking out and whi ning like a baby, but I mu st hand it to those fans for their patience and goodwill . Once again, the show that night was jam-fucki ng•packed. Up first for this last nigh1 was Uranium Nine Volt, who, next to Black Fork, I knew the least of any other group of th e weekend I didn't realize I was supposed to MC this last night again so I missed the first couple songs of their set. but once I finally squeezed into the club, I was trea ted to an ons laught of chuggachugga-chugga explosive and tight emo-core. I sti ll don't know anything about Uranium Nine Volt.. . but one day I will, I hope. Hitting the stage next was a weekend highlight for everyone Storming fonh after triumphantly touring the world, constantl y improving and expanding on their live shows, records and persona, it was time to ROCK with the Groovie Ghouli es This band is very special tome and I can certainly say that, hands down , in al l the countless times I've rocked with the Ghoulies, this was THEE BEST time I' ve ever seen them They were on fire 1 Their set list was impeccable. Everybody surrounded the stage and sang along I almost cried in "Here Comes Tomorrow", and I'm not kidding around . The show was just so great A oddly fou lmouthed but highly energetic and emotional Kepi sent shout-outs to almost everyone, mostnotably to the Queers and to the Ghoulies # I fan and performer, supporter, and all •around -greatguy from Lookout's history, the legendary Jon Von. The Ghoulies gave tons of free tour artifacts away, plus the usual load of cool prizes and candy. Joel MTX made alm ost as many on-sLage appearances as me over the weekend when he hopped up and provided the bass lines and superb harm onies on the great chesnut "I Wanna Have Fun" As Roach, Dan and Kepi finally stumbled ex hausted from the stage, everyone realized they just saw a knock•out performance from a band �that is quickly turning into a cornerstone of Lookout, and it couldn't happen to better folks than the Ghoulies. Once the dust cleared, another one of Lookout's long-time synonyms ripped into their set Unlike many of the other bands of the weekend, Pansy Division chose not to play all of their fave-hi ts from their five albums on Lookout, but to showcase all-new material and a slightly new direction in their sound and attitude. Gone in some fonn are the obvious songs about sucking cock and fucking ass. to be replaced by more subtle commentaries on relationships and life in general Pop songs, in other words. I was apprehensive of this new move for this event. thinking they should revert to "Fuck Bunnies", "Groovy Underwear• and •oick Of Death• and told 'em so, bu1 Pansy Division wouldn't hear of it. To me, Pansy Division have always been a definition of punk not being afraid to express yourself, to feel good about it at the end of the day, and todo whatever the hell you want no matter wha1 anyone says On this night they did just that, and to postive reaction . They played A.LL new songs, including a true and bonifide HIT sung by Chris Freeman entitled something like "You're Gonna Need Your Friends". 1t's got this great minorchord chorus that will prove irresistable to any pop fan , Beatles to Hanson . l can't wait to hear it on a record The relatively new additions (at least to me) of kick-ass drummer Luis and lead guitarist Patrick also make Pansy Division letter than they've ever been. It's also interesting to no1e. that , though he had been in town almost all weekend, it was not until Pansy Division's set that Lookout foun der and 'visi oneer' Lawrence Livermore actually showed up, when he breezed in10 the club, su it-clad, with a girl on either ann. Up last to finall y end this long weekend of rock'n'roll was the special. one-time re-fonnation of Lookout legends Tilt. Unfortunately, I don't know Loo much of the history of this infamous band, besides the story of them flipping their van on a highway, and that Jeffrey and Cinder make our I-shirts now. Nonetheless, there was a lot of emotion bu ilt up fo r this performance, and since it was the last band on the last night, Lookout chief Chris Appelgren took the honours and introduced them. The band proceeded to per!'orm a preuy solid if somewhat devil-may-care set, and when the lead singer forgot the words, the audience was able to sing them back to her. There were a couple moments when I thought an inter-band fight was errupting but they kept on rockin' so 1guess nothing was amiss. As Tilt wrapped up and said goodnight, it was time for a lot of good byes. Ciao ya later haly, goodbye Boston, piss off Philadelphia, it's been great England , adieu Oregon, cha-cha and ta-ta Calgary and Toronto, y'all be good Altanta, kudos Kentucky, farewell Florida, sayonara Japan and bye bye Brazil . All the Lookout folks and band members got together for a big group photo (I love group photos ... almost as much as I like yelling "group photo!" right before an actual group photo). and the amount of flashbulbs going off was... really weird . Lots of cameras. Lookout's sexy publicist Tristin thought she lost her glasses, but as it had to be a perfect ending. they were found safe and sound. Once everybody had hugged, kissed said their final, final, final goodbyes, we looked around at the aftennath of the empty, bright, wet Bottom Of the Hill and we sudde nl y realized that us Smugglers were the only ones left. We drained our Anchor Steams, took one last look and headed out into the rainy San Franciscan night and headed for home. Thanks for the great party, Lookout Records! See you in 2008! �l �I STILL~Vf SOME: OF T11E APPARA,US FF.oM BAC.lr- THEN .•. Bl.Kl'. l.EGu11"4~ Wllti CROSSES ON 1Hf-M~ POIN1't-10E0 St-nS, ~IPPa>"SISTERS OF MER(.'f "TEE-., \-fAIR C.PilMf"E:-R, eA"T EARRINGS E f I �,ARA"TUS (if~~ Wlll1 OEOSH(E;> reE-, HA1R E:"l:;N T"10Uut-t l HAD ™E u:>O~ DOWN f>A1", t WAS t1Uc.H TOO <.HEEcf\FUL ,-0 SE A C:,On\, •. :;. " .." cii ::, ..i ; ... ...u Q �THE FELLS THE FELLS are: Heath H-msbergen (guitar, vocal•), Jeff Glave (guitar, vocal•) , Rob Yazzle (ban) and Rob Alper(drums) BD: Tell me a litlleaboutThe Fells' history. H: I guess The Fells have been together six or so years. I started the band with two other guys, Tim Anderson and Mike Beulle from Tucson I guess it was 1990, and I guess we started because it seemed like there wasn't a whole lot going on in Tucson, especially with bands playing the kind of music that I like. Now, seven years later 1 realize that there are even fewer bands in Tucson playing the kind of music that I like In retrospect it seems like that was a golden age back then . I had just started playing guitar a few months before that. Tim showed me how easy it was to play Buzzcocks songs, and I thought if these songs are that easy to play, maybe there is hope for me It would take too long to go through all of the lin eups, but basically Jeff and I have been in The Fells for five and a half years. The two Robs have been in the band almost two years What do you have relca.scd besidts the album and the sevtn inch on Estrus? H We about six seven inches, and a ten inch How did you hook up with Estrus? H Well , we've known them for quite a while. Our first single was put out six years ago, "Space Girls", we put it out. And I sen t one to Dave (Crider)and he bought some and sold it, so he's helped us out fora long lime J He distribu1ed a lot of our early singles And a couple years ago they asked us ifwe wanted to do a Crust Club single H. We got our ac1 together enough to do a small tour about three years ago and we played Bellingham with The Mono Men and it was about three months after that he asked us to do a single. Late'94. We kind of took our time, we were a bit lazy. OurfirstEstrussinglecame out in January '96. He asked us to do an album a few months after that. About a year later we finally got it recorded . Jeff and I have been in the band fora while, and we went through a ton of other people Some were compatible and some were not J· Some people weren't in toit., some left to go to college Just people who weren't into playing Rock and Roll as they were into playing in a band in front of their friends What are your most memorable shows? You played with Thee Heade.oats. You played with The Lyres. I think I could die after that. Take me now... RA . That's what I thought after Thee Headcoats show. J. The Untamed Youth The Lyres show was a little underwhelming for me, but I sti ll love The Lyres. It was maybe not their best night. H: They weren't bad, but people at the show who had seen them two weeks before told us they were amazing that night. They were good this night, but not amazing. Any other notable shows besides those? H: We played with The Drags about 50 times. J: We played with The Makers about 15 times, and that's always a good show. Garageshock '97 was a blast for me. Sugar Shack is an incredible band. H: We've played with The Hentchmen quite a few times . RY; Every show with the Hentchmen is great. (Someone offers New Bomb Turks) H: That wasn't really a memorable show. They were great, but we had an off night. We played with Teengenerate three or four years ago that was great. J: Every time we've played in Texas has been a blast. Any time we play in San Francisco it's been a blast. RA · Ohio is reaJly great. J: We've played with a lot of great bands. The important thing about us is that we are number one Rock n Roll fans. We are fans first and we are a band second. lfwe can play with a good band that we enjoy it makes us so happy. There's a list of about 50 bands that we have played with that were great. RY I was pretty excited to play tonight after watching you guys I was getting juiced up while I was watching you. J The Replay is a great place I had so much fun! And we are coming off of a week of cancelled shows and some not so good shows. So are you guys disheartened after this tour, or are you ready to do it again? J We'dgooutnextweekifwecould. H We'll probably go out agt..11 soon A lot has happened in the last two years. We are a new band in a sense. Tucson photo by Anne Tangeman is really isolated and we've played there forever. Nobody really cared what y play with anybody c J . Peoplecametosc H · When we were worst We were pre six months we ago, I dug out a ta overal I... we went t had some pretty sp out with the three didn't want to play have to leaveoutu1 RA I don't even Iii minutes. J We played a litt play so long that pf What elements d song? RA lnaway,lthi1 J 1 would say, fc between high enei songs. RA It's gotta hav( J Something we' been wanting tod/ H What I was tf) that we used to st really cool to find A re there good p H There are a d, and you never k~ played for about! coul Devil Dogs play! Cowgirls, and yo people for that or. Whatareyourp J . We're gonna v gonna record int Where do you '1 H JimWatersisj J We use either record in our b records us on f01. H Scott recorde J They are bot~ �I Our first Estrus single came out in we finally got it recorded . •other people Some were compatible 1 year later weren't into playing Rock and Roll as coats. You played with The Lyru. I me, but I still love The Lyres. It was ks before told us they were amazing really cared what you sound like there, and it was just a struggle to play with anybody decent. J People came to sec us, but we were never a popular band. H· When we were at our most popular in Tucson, we were at our worst. We were probably at our most popular in January of'92. For six months we could play and get a lot of people there. About a year ago, l dug out a tape from then, and there's some good songs, but overall...we went through some up and down periods. Anyway we had some pretty spotty material at the time. We used to plan our sets out with the three songs that we considered our great songs ... we didn't want to play them all in a row, and now there's a lot of stuff we have to leave out unless we want to play for two hours. RA I don't even like to see my most favorite bands play more than 45 minutes. J We played a little longer tonight than we usually do. We used to play so long that people would start leaving. What elements do you think make up the perfect Rock n Roll song? RA In a way, I think catchyness J I would say, for me the perfect Rock n Roll song is a mixture between high energy and power. That's what we try for in a lot of our songs RA lt's gotta have soul toit too. J Something we've been getting more in to is backup vocals. I've been wanting to do it for a long time, but we have a hard time doing it. H What I was trying to say about us playing with all these bands is that we used to struggle to play with even crappy bands and now it's really cool to find that we get to play with bands that we actually like. Are there good places to play in Tucson? H There are a decent amount. There's basically two places to play, and you never know if there will be 15 people or 150. Teengenerate played for about 30 people. The Makers played for about 200. The Devil Dogs played for about 10. The Cosmic Psychos and The Lazy Cowgirls, and you think that would be packed but there was about 30 people for that one. That was fun . What are your plans now? J We're gonna work on a bunch of new songs and we arc hopefully gonna record in the next month or two. Where do you record? H Jim Waters is a good guy to record with. J We use either Jim Waters at Waterworks Studio in Tucson or we record in our basement. Our friend Scott (missed the last name) records us on four track . That's what we've done the last year or two. H Scott recorded the last single for Estrus. J They are both really good in different ways. Scott's the master of the four track . He's putting out his own single pretty soon . H: We'll go home and relax for a few days and then start planning to record . Do you have any plans to go overseas and tour! RA : If the opportunity happens. J: If someone offers. We'd like to. So after traveling around what's your take on the state of Rock N Roll? RA : The kids in the Midwest are totally in to Rock N Roll. The people in the metropolitan areas like New York City and LA want nothing to do with Rock N Roll . They are just in todressingup and looking cool . H: Especially LA . RY: We'd rather go to Ohio where there's 50 people there all dancing and having a good time. H : San Francisco's good . J: I thought Cleveland was one of the most Rock n Roll towns. Well that's where the Hall of Fame is right? J: Well I don't think that had anything to do with it. There was just a bunch of people there rocking out an dancing, and a bunch of girts at the show. H : At all of our Ohio shows, there wasn't necessarily a bunch of people there, but once you start they all come up front and start getting 1n to it, which was great. J: InJ'laces like LA you could play to a bunch of people, but they are so jade that they will just stand there and look at you even if they like you. H : And even 1fthere is only five people, they will just sit there and stare at you. But in ¥eneral , there is a lot of bands right now and not a lot of fanzines covenng anything in depth, they'll have maybe just a two line review of stuff that comes out. Unless you arc an active record buyer, you are not going to know which bands are the best. which bands are just OK and which bands are bad. It's good if you work in a record store or you actively pursue it. Do you have a favorite invention? RA: I'd have to say the guitar. J : My favorite invention of all time is probably the record player. I can't imagine my life without one. My whole life is music. Well, after girts, but you can't really call girls an invention. RA: I ncverreallythoughtaboutit. I like guitars, too. But you're the drummer. RY: He's a great guitarist. RA: I play more guitar than I do drums. I don't really practice drums, I just play drums. I play guitar at home. That's how I spend most of my time. H : The typewriter. photo by Anne Tangeman write to THE FELLS: IJa.. POBox43291 Tucson AZ. 85733 �!DD Attheriskl the room here to of months. Thedi No, thediff minutes ofperfe< Too many bands talented friends, sleeve that make abomination like to repeat the proc Anotherim1 nebulous than a• what most peopl, just do not meeq the new Man or J Some of th hide the fact that Makers45 .SymJ Drag City occasi the size of the· scramble to put they're allowed ! It's all outl ( the one indie-ro maybe a couple, Youmayd - And believe me, Which singles v Europe"? I'd c �At the risk of sounding like a grumpy old man, the current state of indie label seven-inch vinyl seems very much like a death knell for the format. I don't really have the room here to explain exactly why I think this has happened, but I do know that for about ten years I used to pick up several 45s a week and now I buy one every couple of months. The difference can't be solely because I'm jaded. No, the difference has to do with a breakdown of what I'll call, somewhat pretentiously, the "singles aesthetic." A single should be something special, three or four minutes of perfection, the very best a band has to offer. A single should be released because it's a great song, not just because someone feels the need to have a record out. Too many bands just don't get this. They hear Butterglory or Smog or whatever, think "Hey, we could do that!" (they're wrong), form a band with several dubiously talented friends, and after a couple of months of rehearsing, slap some half-formed ideas on tape and decide that they should press a seven-inch and wrap it in a hideous sleeve that makes it difficult to discern just what the hell the name of their crappy little outfit is. It sells well to their friends and gets a semi-positive review in some abomination like Magnet, from some moron whose sense of rock history dates all the way back to the first Pixies album and bingo, more hapless fuckups are encouraged to repeat the process with each generation becoming more dire than the previous one. Another important aspect of the singles aesthetic is immediacy; something about the record that makes you want to play it again. I'm referring to something far more nebulous than a nice, catchy pop hook (although those work too): Pere Ubu's "Final Solution", Mission ofBurma's "Trem Two," the Dead Cs "Bad Politics"; these are not what most people think of as "pop" records, yet they grab you on first listen and insist that you bear it again NOW, and as such are classic singles. Too many records I hear just do not meet this criteria, whether it be soul-less Slint-derived dreck like Dianogah, too many retro-garage bands with nice gear and clothes and hair, but no songs, or the new Man or Astroman EPwhich is virtually indistinguishable from their previous thirty seven singles. Some of the more prominent indies are as much to blame as anyone. Beautiful die-cut sleeves and a tiresome affection for drawings of scantily clad women can't hide the fact that the quality of your average Estrus records single has been dropping for a long time now, or that it's hard to get really excited about yet another decent Makers 45. Sympathy for the Record Industry has a long history ofreleasing painfully boring records by stale punk bands. The once-proud Sub Pop is a joke at this point. Drag City occasionally does something right (Plush), but tends to overindulge modest talents like Will Oldham. Almost all of them seem more interested in increasing the size of their catalogue (and hence, their appeal to distributors) than in making great records. Newly formed labels attempting to appeal to the Gearhead crowd scramble to put out leftover tracks by obviously novelty acts like Nashville Pussy and The Donnas, while more "serious" indie entrepreneurs get all excited because they're allowed to put out sub-par Guided By Voices tracks or Jon Spencer Blues Explosion side projects. My, how ambitious. It's all out there and it completely obscures the good stuff. And while it's nice to be able to pick up the new Stereolab seven-inch or something on Matador records (the one indie-rock label that really seems to get it right most of the time) the few 45s I've heard in the past two years that really blew me away (Shake Appeal, Pontoons, maybe a couple of others) I've stumbled on by sheer accident, as they had no distribution, were unknown bands and were not affiliated with established labels. You may dismiss this as the grumblings of a pathetic old fuck trying to validate his formative musical experiences, and I'm not I 00% convinced you'd be wrong. ~And believe me, I hate those types too. But please kids, riddle me this. Where in 1997 were the singles that will provide hip young bands of the future with cover material? Which singles will we refer to as "classic" in ten or fifteen years? Which singles of 1997 were the equivalent of "I Am the Cosmos" or "Sex Drive" or "Radio Free Europe"? I'd certainly love to be shown how wrong I am . �Cl) By Dr. Bill Spivens Would you like to pla.y a ga.me? Th1B 18 my favorite game to pla,y at the start of a new year; I call It •constantly rehash every stupid th1ng you did and everythlng you regret about last year.• I'd better warn you, I'm pretty damn good good at this game. I practice all year long, sav!ng up for the brand new January, Just waiting to mull, ponder, occa1Blonally even obsess about last year's transgreae1ons. W1illa.m Burroughs said an Interviewer once asked him If, look!ngback over his l!fe, he had any regrets. God, he replied, I can't get through a da.y without doing somethlng regrettable and you're asking me to review an entire lifetime? Well, I certa!nly admire his candor. And I appreclate his sense of humor regarding a subject so many people seem dl81ncl1ned to address. Have you ever known someone who rretted over everythinS he/she did? It's annoying as hell. 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A uo•un. {lettl ii •bout tti,,,ao1 , ~y:n1«111 .,.d u th rd,, n • o:Jaatatl.L Tot al pla)''"I t, ma: I.IP lo t-hou<I IO<two " tidH ." �Are we there yet dad? Arthur Dodge & the Horsefeathers ©1998 Barber's Itch Records. http://www.barbersitch .com/arthur_dodge/ cadillacs, ponytails & dirty dreams .. . In stores March 17 �earns ... 1h 17 �"Perennial winner of art awards" There always seems to be an unconscious theme in every issue of Micromag, that never really surfaces until it is all frantically assembled, and we are able to see it all together. As I prepare this particular article at 4:23 am on the morning of the day that we send it to the printer, it has become somewhat clear that the theme for this issue is "inspiration." Anne interviewing her long time idol Joan Jett, Guitar Wolf strapping his guitar on some unsuspecting kid and making him play, and the longevity of cool labels like Estrus and Lookout all are celebrations of inspiration. I got tbe chance to speak with a man who has inspired-my w.o rk as a designer for several years now- Mr. Art Chantry. No doubt you own at least one record that he has designed, if not many, many more. He is responsible for the majority of the releases on Estrus as well as promo postcards, posters and t-shirts. Art is very active in the design community and often speaks to art students at colleges and to professional design organizations- often to mixed reviews. At a brief meeting at Garageshock, he agreed to an interview, but because he had to go to Chicago th~ next day we did it over the phone a few weeks later. I never felt more unprofessional as the day I had to call him back for a follow up interview because the tape recorder I was using dido 't pick up the conv~rsation. Art was very cool about it and let me take up a few more minutes of his time to finish up. · . · . ·::~ ~ . - ~.;..., e~~r19. Man ... or 8D Well , l'd like1o ge1 AC ln a roundabout sc later and going throuf doing graphic design, while I gave up on any and realized that I was don't give a shi t about I was good trai ning for wanted to learn as mu mean every ti me I get · this forest BO So did you cvcntu AC I 100k two graphil I was already paying~ was making vi suals re expert on Leroy Lettel 8 D l thinkitwas alill AC lt's essenti all y , comics 1s all done wiJ work lt'salOLofeye! BO ls th at howyouc AC I generate type, ty pe, except I tend tc un trai ned look An u more spontaneously, BO Well itdoesn'tc< AC It's hard making I'll have a problem w somewhere along th themselves, will tak because I sti ll work assumes I'm. an ·idio labels• major label label and have it 1un majors 8 D Wha1genera lly �er really surfaces re this particular e somewhat clear Joan Jett, Guitar longevity of cool speak with a man doubt you own at '1e majority of the !tive in the design anizations- often ause be bad to go unprofessional as s using didn't pick tes' of bis time to BO Well , I'd like to get some background on you first. Did you go to school for art at all? AC . In a roundabout sort of way. I went to school to become a geologist and an archeologist, and six years of college Iner and going through four different majors, including philosophy, I realized that I was already supporting myself di>mg graphic design, which I had been doing since high school After a while 1 ran out of financial aid, and after a v.hile I gave up on any son of program and just took classes that interested me I finally looked at my amassed credits and realized that I was one or two classes away from getting a degree in an with a major in painting. {Laughs) And 1 don 't give a shit about painting So basically I went through an awful lot of school to get a degree in nothing. Basically it was good training for a graphic designer. I took as many core classes as I could. I was really interested in knowledge. I wanted to learn as much as I could about everything Graphic design is one of those weird obsessions that involves, I mean every time I get a new client, I get a whole other universe to explore, I mean I never run ou1 of trees to examine in this forest. BD So did you eventually end up taking any Graphic design classes? AC I took two graphic Design classes in college. And I already knew more than the teachers. Of course I didn't know it. I was already paying my bills doing posters and shit like that. I had a job working in a department inside the school that was making visuals for the classes, making overhead transparencies and classroom handouts and stuff like that. I'm an expert on Leroy Lettering Do you know what Leroy is? It was probably way before you were born 8D I think it was a little before my time, anyway AC It's essentially a stencil style lettering kit that the military uses still to this day. All the lettering in the old DC com ics 1s all done with Leroy kits . I'm really good at those, after a couple of summers of very intense, mind boggling work h's alotofeyestress BO Is thal how you continue to generate type and that sort of thing? AC I generate type any way that I feel is appropriate fo r the project. I have no real standard approach to generating type , except I tend to fivor a look that looks clunky or fucked up. I'm very fond of trying to intelligently control an untrained look An untrained aesthetic, even though I am highl y trained. I prefer to make it look as though it is done more spontaneously, and I go to great lengths to make it look spontaneous. BO Well it doesn't come across slick at all. AC · It's hard making your stuff look shitty in a world of computers where everything has to look beautiful . Often times I'll have a problem where I will do a piece of art. and 1will submit it to a client or a design competition, or whatever and somewhere along the line some little hack, in-house production artist, or" Art Director" or whatever they want to call themselves, will take it and clean it up for me. They'll make all of the lines all neat and straight It happens to me a lot, because I sti ll ~ork in mechanicals and not computers. Somewhere out there, there is some computer geek who assumes I'm an idiot and that they know everything, and they try to fix my artwork for me. and that happens at record labels- major labels are impossible. I can't get my stuff through them at all . I'll never be,.able to get my work 10 a major lab~I and have it turn out like I want it and it ends up looking like shit But that's not the main reason I don't work with maJors 80 What generally happens 1n that situation? Do you ever insist on it going back to how you wanted it? �AC : No, I have no control in that situation. Basically with a major, you have no power they have all of the power They have all I.he power. And that's all I.here is to it. I can go in and scream and rant, and they'll just think I'm difficult, and I'll never get any more work. But that's just generally what I do because I don't want to work with them anyway. BO· So you don't use computers at all , forpre•press or anything? AC. Well, when I need typography, obviously traditional type setting is gone. Five hundred years of technology was tossed out in about tWo or three years, so now the only way to get typography is to access somebody with a computer. And unfortunately most people with computers who set type are not • typographers, there is a very, very big disti nction. So trying to get decent type is an ongoing hassle, and I'm getting to the point that I'm going to have to get a computer just to set type so I can get it looki ng like I want it to look And that is going to be a big hurdle for me. l don't want to do it. I don't know how to use a camera either. I just don't want to know. There's a lot of people who try to approach this stuff like "I can do anyth ing." Wel l, no, I want to know what I do really, really well . I don't give a shit about learning how to run a camera or a computer. I want to do what I do, and I'm very narrowly focused. BO· Ooyou haveafavoritefontorfam ily of fonts? AC . Well , first I have a pet peave about the use of the word "font. " Do you know what a font is? That is actually a comp lete set oflead type. A font is not a typeface. That is completely different. Computer lingo has altered a Im of the words now, so that a font is a typefa ce. I've got some favorite typefaces, but a favorite font. well that's kind of a meaningless question. It's kind oflik e the word "pica." "Pica" is now just another typeface, it used to be a unit of measurement. Computers have come in and changed the vocabu lary all in about 1wo or three years Now when I give instructions to people with computers. they don't know what I am talking abou t So, yea h, do you want one? Franklin Gothic. Century Schoolbook. I like the ones that were designed SO, 60 •500 years ago. Contemporary fonts , excuse me, typefaces• I can't think of a one. They all look like display typefaces There used to be a big distinction between display type and text type. The same thing happened in the late 60's, when cold type really flooded the market, all ofa sudden it was easy to design typefaces and the market was flooded with all of these hideous typefaces. People are kind of looking at them know say ing "all those ?O's ty pefaces are so cool" , but at the time they were hideous. What happened was, it was easy to use these typefaces, and people designed crazy typefaces . Not very functional ones, but ones that we re outrageous. We are kind of going through the same process right now with computers Anyone can design typefaces now. The result is that we are inundated with outrageously useless typefaces that in ten or twenty years we are going to look at and say "Oh. those are so ugly! " I'm sorta sitting back and wai ting fo r the dust to settJe on this typography design era, and see what the hell it looks like in about ten years. Me, I tend to concentrate on stuff that happened about 60 .100 years ago. BO What is it about that type of design ... AC . Because it was done by designers• people who understood what design was about, they were trained in design, they practiced that for a long time, they learned from the great masters, you know, people who are doing design now are j ust buying computers. There is no prep. There is a big difference between decoration and design and me lt'salanguageofd read and nobody advertisement or, ci rcle opposed tOE an instinctive thir through that le\lcl with people's min< designers are sort 1 BD: Whatisyour l AC · The photocoi BD· What's your ti AC : Appropriatio between "stealing alter the meaning that's not enough significantly and 3 images. You don't your common seri obscure that it doe that was taken soi the corner, like sai is really fascinati1 change significan of my imaSes loo exact same style, appearance so mu awareness ofwha art, I mean peoplt You could add six gun . And thirdl y you wanted to ste; you don't change use it on a major r evil , but it is also \ putting 50 punk Pl punk poster, but I �a:id design and most people today are just decorators. Design is actually a language. Its a language of color and shape and line and form . It's a language that everybody can rmd and nobody knows they can read it. When we look at a car or we look at an a~verusement or we look at a color. we know yellow means something. We know a circle opposed to a square means something. And we know it without knowing it. It's an instinctive thing that is a cultural inheritance. Graphic designers communicate through that level. We are constantly manipulating peoples heads It is our job to fuck with people's minds. And we do so for our own purposes, usually for money. Graphic designers are sort of propagandists for an industrial merchant society BO: What is your favorite tool ? AC · The photocopier 8D: What's your take on appropriation? AC : Appropriation to begin with has to do with changing. There's a big difference between "stealing" and "appropriating" is reinterpreting the image in it's context. To alter the meaning of the image lf you just take an image and slop it straight across, that's not enough . So the three basic rules are I) to take obscurely 2) to change significantly and 3) to use appropriately To take obscurely, you don't take real famous images. You don't take Mickey Mouse, because you won't get away with it I mean use your common sense. Take it from an obscure source that's copyright free, or it's so obscure that it doesn't have any meaning anymore. Often times I'll find a photograph that was taken 50 years ago, and I'll be interested in this one little image that's down in the corner, like say there's a picture of a car that's being tom apart and this brake drum ,s really fascinating., and then I'll take that and work with that. The second rule is change significantly. If I find an image thati like, I will work with it. Sometimes a lot of my ima8es look like something, but they are not They are often redrawn in the exact same style, or I will collage in, or draw in entirely new images that change the appearance so much that you won't even recognize it. There's just this vague culturaJ awareness of what the fuck this is about. Clip art is famous for that. You take old clip art, I mean people take it and use it straight across , but you can take it and redraw it. You could add six heads and five arms and it could be holding a wrench or a machine gun . And thirdly is to use appropriately. So we are reffering to the first two rules. If you wanted to steal Mickey Mouse, well, you are really asking for it. And secondly, if you don't change Mickey Mouse, you are reall y asking for it. Thirdly, if you want to use it on a major project, you are really asking for it, and it is also wrong. It's not only evil , but it is also bad to steal On the other hand, if you use it appropriately, if you are pulling 50 punk posters on telephone poles, you know, take Mickey Mouse, put iton a punk poster. but I have known people who have been sued Recently in Seattle there �was somebody who took the Fam ily Circle cartoon and used it for a drag show, and lhe people who do Family Circle sought those people out and pressed charges They didn't take obscurely, they didn't follow rule one, and secondly, they didn't change significantl y, they just put some bondage gear on them and left the same faces. Sure, they were making the cu ltural reference, but that's just playing with fire. BO· But, you, yourself haven't got in any trouble . AC No, I've always been very careful. Where I haven't been careful, I've been reckless intentionally. Sometimes the intent of recklessness puts it into the territory of first amendment protection. lt becomes satire or parody. For instance, in publication design, you can get away with a lot more because it is protected by the First Amendment. I can put Mickey Mouse in an editorial cartoon defaming Goofy, and it's okay, but if I put that on a product for sale and profit, that's an entirely different territory For instance, rock bands, we use their pictures in publications all the time, but you take that photo and put iton at shirt, they can sue your ass . So there are all these territories you have to be careful of, and just because you see somebody like me 1ake Mickey Mouse and put him in an editorial cartoon, doesn't give the observer carte blanche to the same. "Monkey see, monkey do" is something that is way out ofi t h 's no longer a safe practice in this world . Or should I say "Punky see, punky do"? 8D How do you lei the element of chance into your work? AC Well , early on in my life I was an art student. I was reall y fascinated with Dadaists, and particularl y Marcel Duchamp , and every project I do has elements of cha nce in it I don't share tha1 with the client I'm never quite sure how the projects are going to turn out until it comes off the printing press I shoot for a range of acceptabi lity, a lot of the times because I am working with cheapo, mail order, low budget, etcetera, reproduction processes You kinda have a certain slop fa ctor worked in to those practices, and what I try todo is control the range of possibi lities. It can go this far wrong, or that far wrong, and sti ll be okay. When I see designers who get very, very exacting about things, and they spend hours at the press checking everything- well, I don't do that. I can't do that . The projects where I do get a chance to do that I'm still very accepting because I'm used to be accepting within a range of trial and error So, a lotofthetimes I put things in there and I really don't know what's going to happen, Ijust know that it is going to be acceptable. BD· S01t'snotalwayscalculated? AC: Well , no, it's calculated. That's what I am trying to describe, but there is on ly so much that you can control. When I say I don't share that with the clients, I don't let them know, I tell them that it is going to be happening. It will look sona like this and I'll show ther possibilities, t imponant to b the project as unsuspecting am definitely stupidmistaltj stree1 when i1 either. BO· How ma.Ji AC l'venevei range of 500. BD Wow.Thi AC. Well , it's used to work tabloid public and 1ha1's ho~ :r~~~r~~:k~, there's all kine saying "Oh gc to do is to ask It's like, "In okay, I'll get ri BD: I don't kn AC . Aw,geez still proud to drawer and I c It takes the pc was thinking : analyzed yet. direction 1 pinpoint spec direction end! are really fud at as being da perfect. �fll show them something else so they know what to expect within that same range of possibilities, but I'm not going to tell them that it is going to look exactly like this. That's very imponant to because this is a collaborative artfonn . The clients are every bit as important to the project as your aesthetic ideas. 1 think the idea of an artist forcing their muse on an unsuspecting client is nothing shon of criminal. I just hate designers who are like that. but I am definitely not like that. Whereas I throw tantrum when I think the client is making equally s1upid mistakes, or that their muse is more important than me, because it is an equal two-way street when it comes to collaboration. The client is not always right, but I'm not always right either BD· How many record covers would you say you've done? AC I've never reall y counted them , but if you look at LPs, CDs and 45s. It's somewhere-in the range of 500. BD Wow. That's incredible AC Well, it's just work . One of the things I've learned to do over the years is to work fast. I used to work in publication, I used to work on The Rocket (Seattle based entertainment tabloid publication). It was no money, no time, do it fast. We ended up designing on the spot, and that's how I learned to work . Everything is done through my hands now, so I think and work fast The things that slow it down are usuall y the client's concerns. And there's all kinds of little tricks- if you want to buy more time because you have other work piling up on you, there's all kinds oflittle tricks that let you manipulate the client into buying more time without sayi ng "Oh gosh , I need more time" or something like that. I found that one of the best things todo is to ask theclienttomakea deci sion . (laughs) It buys you at least two weeks, minimum . It's like, "I need some copy writing for this, yeah, I need some text." and they are like "Oh, okay, I'll get right hack to you" andyougetanothertwoweeks. ltcomesin very handy. BD: I don't know if you have an answer forth is or not, but do you have a favorite project? AC . Aw, geez! You know there's a lot of things I do and over the years I look at them, and I am still proud to have done them, but generally speaking, I get things back and I put them in a drawer and I can't look at them fora long time. They tum out so different than I intend them to. It takes the perspective of time before I really realized how things work . I can tell you what I was thi nking and doing maybe six months ago, but what I'm doing right now, I haven't quite analyzed yet. I'm not quite su re what direction I'm going at the moment, but I know what direction I was going six months ago. 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CD= S10 ·aspondance 1u SERVOTRON Entertainment For Humans (Second Variety) CD (Lookout• PO Box 11374 Berkeley CA 94712-2374) In direct relation to human evolution, artificial intelligence has evolved to such a point that the higher forms of machines are now able to not only maintain and think for themselves, but it seems that they are fighting for the rights that the human race has been denying all machines for some time now. Servotron have surfaced to reveal the inhumanities we all are guilty of, and are doing so by employing their understanding of some of our favorite inventions to force our attention- guitars, drums, synthesizers, and other electronic brethren. The sound they produce from these devices can be compared to Devo, Wire, New Order, and The B-52s, but is refreshingly modern . Apparently their plan of attack involves the control and destruction of human youths, with their impressionable minds, by playing extremely fun music. Check out this disk and you'll never look at your toaster the sarnewayaga(n! BD VARIOUS ARTISTS That Was Now, This Is Then CD (VML • PO Box 183, Franklin Park, IL60131) It's hard to believe that the first so-called punk movement exploded twenty years ago. Well, the folks at VML have conjured up a bunch of today's bands each doing a track from one of the punk bands that have inspired them. Does it capture the spirit? For the most part, yes. But like most ventures of this nature, not everything works. The Geezers do "Stuck On You" with the singer doing a fake Johnny Rotten voice that only comes off as annoying. And while I normally like The Migraines, Eddie's voice is all wrong for The Darnned's "Neat Neat Neat." And there are two tracks by The Vindictives doing the Sex Pistols (as mystery bonuses) and coming across as pale copies. Less Than Jake's version of The Jam's "This Is The Modern World" is .,..,. . ---:~ - ((0,:'./ .r· .. \\.' / Test your ability to shade Shade tho above head with an ordinary soft pencil. This lost will show your ability to create depth in the face and hair. This test also indicates how wall you ora able to use a common pencil as o drawing and shading medium. �just plain weak and Moral Crux's rewrite of The Clash's "1977" tries hard to capture the spirit, but it's just forced and silly. So, what do I like? The Dillinger 4's "You're Not Blank," doing the Dils up proud, The Teen Idols pumping up Eddie and the Hot Rods' "Teenage Depression" with steroids, Violent Society's rev-up of Eater's "Room For One," Hickey's "The American In Me," Sloppy Seconds' "Let's Loot The Supermarket" (a Mick Farren and the Deviants cover) and The Chinese Millionaires' awesome "Oh No." All of these bands capture the spirit of the originals while exploding quite well on their own. So, it's half and half, but it's definitely lovingly put together. BMS THE TROGGS EP Collection CD (See For Miles PO 328 Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 2NE, England) Yeah, I know we've all beard Wild Thing enough but these guys are great. The bass heavy moody sexiness on all the songs is just what I need. The implied and outright sexual urgency of the Troggs makes them a very fun band to listen to and this collection is cool. With songs like "Give it to Me" , "Gonna Make You". "I can't Control Myself' and "66-5-4-3-2-1" The last is Reg's "booty call" line, ring him up and he'll be there and alone cos he knows what she wants and he's sure he can amply supply it. Then there's the true love tunes that are also quite fun and probably helped gettin' the ladies home. Can you hear "With a Girl Like You" enough? What about "Love is All Around"? LB THE GADJITS At Ease CD (Hellcat Records• 2798 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles CA 90026) The Gadjits apparently repeatedly deny that they are the "Hanson of Ska". The truth is that if the average age of these Johnson County ska kids wasn't 17, they never would have been signed. Ska music is a genre traditionally defined (as of late anyway) by over the top energy and an undeniable downbeat. Admittedly, their first self released CD, "The Gravy on Your Grits", was a testament to that type of Ska. Manic and youthful. This release doesn't really kick in until song #5 "Traffic Tickets" . Their energy is captured even better on the ode-to-a-slut "Party Girl", which would be my pick for a radio single save for the abundance of expletives. My next pick would be the twelve bar blues based and highly Jerry Lee Lewis flavored (read REAL Rock n' Roll !) "Need Yo' Luv", which is just as surprising coming from these guys as their cover of "Mustang Sally" . The bulk of this release comes off as mid-tempo and mediocre, devoid of any really catchy hooks. BO STEREO LAB Dots and Loops LP (Drag City• PO Box476867 Chicago IL 60647) Since everyone is trying to sell authenticity these days, why not go in the opposite direction? That is what Stereolab does--and does mighty well too, flaunting their mastery of reproducing the non-rock archive. On Dots and Loops, lounge music, Eurodisco, and whatever else the group has found in used-record bi, on consumer ri and impressive you--unless, of THEREMAJ: (Sundazed PO I love "Don't l couple of origi "Hang on Sloo - PADTt\ CALL �n the ode-to-a-slut "Party if expletives. My next pick (read REAL Rock n' Roll!) s their cover of "Mustang evoid of any really catchy opposite direction? That is f reproducing the non-rock ltse the group has found in used-record bins floats over top of a synthesized pulse. And, it's all wrapped up in a sneak attack on consumer rituals-you will no doubt buy it because of the packaging (which is rather stylish and impressive). But once yo u have listened to the record, you will no doubt enjoy that it leaves you-unless, of course you happen to be a musical purist--stirred, not shaken. JB THE REMA INS A Session With... CD (Sundazed PO 85 Coxsackie NY 12051) I love "Don't Look Back" as much as anyone, but I put off buying this CD because it only has a couple of originals. But I found myselflistening to it one day at the record store and they start off "Hang on Sloopy'' and then Barry Tashian yells 1-2-3-4 and the rock that follows is immense, so Lulu's serves many tasty vegetarian dishes featuring Central Soy Tofu PAD THAI TUES: PAD THAI.& COKE $4.98 YUMMY! WED: TOFU FRIED RICE $2.98 WOWI CALL FOR OTHER DAILY SPECIALS ph.840-9900 Located 8th & mass. inside the Casbah I bought it for a "Sloopy" cover. And it's great. All ofit. This CD is so cool because it was a demo session they were doing to try out for Capitol and the tape just rolls and was mixed straight to 2-track and it sounds live and energetic and still kinda laid ~ack . The covers are great I love the originals. Pick it up! LB FRANKZAPPA CucamongaCD (Del-Fi• PO Box 69188 Los Angeles CA 90069) Here's something for all you Zappa fans out there: a collection of seven singles Uncle Frank produced, wrote and/or played on between the years 1962-64. All were recorded for Bob Keene's DelFi and Donna labels. You could say, these were his "wet behind the ears" years, as he was just entering his early twenties when these were recorded. Needless to say this shows the early sparks of weirdness that would come to full fruition once Zappa formed The Mothers of Invention . Here, though, his reported fondness for doo wop, R&B (the greasy kind) and strange novelty are all on display. The latter is represented by "Deer Jeepers" and "Letter from Jeepers," a record made by an L.A.-based DJ named Bob Guy, who sounds like a radio version of the old horror movie host Zacherie. Bmovie fans should check out Baby Ray and The Fems' "How's Your Bird" and "The World's Greatest Sinner" (from the 1962 Timothy Carey film of the same name, which Zappa wrote the music for), both of which feature future Mother Ray Collins on vocals. Rock 'n' roll instrumental fans should hear the singles by Paul Buff (an engineer who owned the studio Zappa made a lot of these) and The Rotations (s urf) respectively. The doo wop side of Zappa comes through on singles by The Heartbreakers (featuring backing by DelFi's own The Romancers, of "Slauson Shuffi e" fame) and The Pauls (Buff again). The greasy R&B side is represented by Mr. Clean's appropriately self-titled single. For anyone interested in Frank Zappa, this is no doubt a must-have and there's delights that await the casual listener as well. - BMS �DC 0 SE 0 a e a OF MONTREAL Cherry Peel CD (Bar None Records• PO Box I 704 Hoboken NJ 07030) I got this promo at work and read the press release (one handwritten page by one of the band) and thought it sounded pretty dumb. Later that night I tuned in for a couplasongs and turned it off. .. for about ten minutes and then I was up tumin it back on, then I took it to work and listened to it and then home again and it was on and then back to work ..... It's just fun pop to listen to, harmonies and sing-a-long songs. Far from the bland indie record I thought it would be. There is a lot of acoustic guitar and brushes. It puts me in the same mood as Yo La Tengo's "Fakebook", a nice mellow sing a Jong. It was done on four track and you can tell. I like the strain the voice has on it to be heard over the instruments. LB D 0 Krochez Kitty quality scarves are created by Sheree and Carmen. Our goal is to bring you a high quality product made with as much tender . care as your own grandmot her loving puts into her cooking. 0 Call (913) 677-1985 to place an order 0 a 0 0 0 a at z ass a sd c THE SPITFIRES demo tape (The Spitfires• Apt A. 3551 Main St . Vancouver B .C. V5V-3N3 Canada) We normally don't review demo tapes, but I was really impressed by the one these guys sent to me. Seems there's a rock 'n roll revolution going on up there in Vancouver, with tales of crazy shows (complete with mentions of broken glass all over the place) put on by these guys. This five song cassette has already warranted repeated listens, and although most of you will never hear it, bassist C.C . Voltage promises something will be officially released soon- so be on the lookout. The first song reminds me of a revved up remake ofTommy Tutone's "867-5309 Jenny" and that ain't bad at all. BO JOHNNY LEGEND AND HIS ROCKABILLY BASTARDS The Best ofJohnny Legend, VolumeNoneCD (HMG/Hightone) I was at a rockabilly concert this past New Year's Eve and while I had a good time, I couldn·t help but notice the artifice of the whole thing. Most of the bands were all these well-groomed suit-and-tie rockabilly bands and, well, it made me a little sick. Even the music was too perfectly clean . What a sight it would be if Johnny Legend were to show up there with his long hair looking like a lumberjack from hell. But HE would show these rockabilly purist boneheads how its done. Because whether he's doing a mournful ballad like "Nightbird," or a full-out rocker like "The Holy Beat," he knows how to deliver rockabilly the way it should be: sexy, rough and all-out fun. That be has fun with what he does should be obvious to you. The "Two Thousand Maniacs" theme song cover is worth the admission price alone. You'll have a gas with this one! BMS THE MOTA (eMpTyRecc Texas' brand latest fu ll len; action sonich you about hi tim e around, joyfully slopJ component tc The Motards sounding gui awe inspiring THE BOBB Years 3 CDB (Del-Fi• PO I This sho uld r than •·1 Fougl singles, but F of power pop "Never To 8, the full-ou t e Fuller also ex witl1 smooth considerable Martian" ano third disc is scrapped that though a larg disc is a parti years and the of the great package "I Iike the ge ms �I en page by one of the in for a coupla songs t back on, then I took then back to work ..... from the bland indie orushes. It puts me in g a long. It was done Ito be heard over the ::anada) by the one these guys re in Vancouver, with lver the place) put on repeated listens, and 11ises something will minds me of a revved datall.BD The Best ofJohnny : I had a good time, I lf the bands were all nade me a little sick. be if Johnny Legend :k from hell. But HE 3ecause whether he's : "The Holy Beat," be )Ugh and all-out fun. The "Two Thousand You'll have a gas with THE MOTARDS Saturday Night Special Ed CD (eMpTy Records• PO Box 12034 Seattle WA 98102) Texas' brand of blood, sweat and beer garage punk is evident on the Motards' latest full length release, "Saturday Night Special Ed." Bone crunching guitar action sonicly invades your eardrums, while lead throat John Motard infonns you about his world of weirdness, alcoholism, and other social rants. This time around, the Motards rock out a lot tighter, even though they can sound joyfully sloppy (according to my failing ears) at certain times. Another major component to this album is production superstar's Tim Kerr's knob twidd ling . The Motards are rescued from undesirable muddy production, to a more clean sounding guitar assault. Give the Motards an A+ for God-like power with this awe inspiring artifact. AYM THE BOBBY FULLER FOUR Never To Be Forgonen: The Mustang Years 3 CD Boxed Set (Del-Fi• PO Box 69188 Los Angeles CA 90069) This should prove once and for all that there's so much more to Bobby Fuller than "I Fought The Law." Granted that "Law" is one ofrock 'n' roll's greatest singles, but Fuller and crew were quite possibly one of the first true exponents of power pop . Just put on "Let Her Dance," "Another Sad and Lonely Night," "Never To Be Forgotten" and "I'm A Lucky Guy" and if you're not giddy with the full-out exuberance of these songs, then it ain't my fault if you're a loser. Fuller also executed ballads like "My True Love" and "A New Shade of Blue" with smoothness and his stabs at drag rock ("King of the Wheels") and considerable instrumental chops (the surf instrumentals "My Favorite Martian" and "Thunder Reef') are all documented here. What's more, the third disc is a live set recorded at PJs in 1964 for a live album that was scrapped that gives you an example of what Fuller and co were like live, eve_n though a large portion of it is covers. (The version of "Let Her Dance" on th1_s disc is a particular treat.) The liner notes, covering in great detail, Fuller's hit years and the different theories surrounding his mysterious death in 1966 (one of the great tragedies in rock 'n' roll), are unifonnly superb, as this whole package. "I Fought The Law" and "Let Her Dance" deserve to glow forever like the gems they are. This package helps assure that they will. BMS Wheatf ields Bakery &Cafe 904 Vermont • lawrence • kaosas WOOD FIRED HEARTH BA KE D FINE PASTRIES AND BRE AD S COFF°EES GREAT SANDWICHES ANO SEASONAL SAVORIES OPEN 6 AM - 10 PM MON-SAT 841 ·5553 8 AM • 5 PM SUN �THE VENDETTAS "Can't Stop" blw "Gasoline" 1" (360 Twist • PO Box 9367 Denver CO 80209) This is the only thing I've ever heard from this band, but judging from these two songs, I can tell you that I'm already anxious forthe fo llow-up full length to come out. "Can't Stop" is a guitar driven number that's got me shakin' in my seat as I type this review. "Gasqjine" on the other hand is more of a bluesy tune, that brings to mind a slower version of "Blank Generation" ... or should I say "Tank Generation"? Playful girly vocals make this unique and precious. BO THE ZOMBIES Zombie Heaven 4 CD Box Set (Big Beat • 42-50 Steele Road London NW IO 7 AS) In several early anempts at writin g this review, I realized all I was doing was raving about the band and the box set. So, now after extensively collecting my thoughts and listening to all four CDs I think I've got something: more raving, gush mg and almost shouting "DUDE" in my excitement . So, instead I'll present you with two lists the first; Why the Zombies areSo(oooo) Cool : -Great songwriting -Incredible musicians -Wholly original and un ique sound -The soul and jazz influence -Style -Odyssey and Oracle -Nerdy, almost moody pop -Electric piano -Minor chords -Back-ups & harmoni es -Pop, as somethin g more than just pop (ya know) . and the second list; Why Zombie Heaven is So Good: -119 songs-42 unissued tracks -62 page book with chronology and track by track memories by the band -Odyssey and Oracle -Photos (lots) -The Zombiemania offer -A lot easierthan finding all the singles and such (B BC recordings/demos) -Thebook -Thealtematetakes, etc. Al l in all I think it is a most worthwhi le purchase, sure to bring hours of enjoyment and repeated listening. Wish I didn 't have to give back (thanks Billy, guess you want it back now?) LB RAMONES We'reOuttaHere!CDandvideoset (Radioactive) What a sad way to go out, man' Performing yourlast song ever with that whining loser Eddie Vedder. Coming off like a bunch of biller, grumbling old men in the interview segments. Running through the songs like you can't wait to hurry up and get off stage . Joey stumbling and slurring his way through the words. And if that's not bad enough, the video director, Ken Kerslake, shoots the final show segments in that irritating MTV-verite style that totally undercuts any intensity the performance might have otherwise had. But just as it seems all is lost, the video is rife with priceless (if erratic in terms of quality) footage of the band in their prime. That stuff makes this package worth havin g for fans, but if I were you, I'd keep a few copies of "Rock 'n' Roll High School" on ice. And light a candle for of rock 'n' rail 's Jl~lrnA I'i. EGOLESS Recording Co. c.>c> nnooon ·,- $25/hour 16 tracks of analog recording Mackie 24 x 8 console DAT mix down Call Brad in Lawrence 913-842-5916 Test the ex~ �imi I", Recording Co. 0 NORMAL /-···· -..\ .' \ r l HAPPY SAD ! ~ ---, . r ) :· { ANGRY SCARED l t • \,. '-.. f analog recording 24 x 8 console rmixdown ~d in Lawrence 1-842-5916 MELANCHOLY DRUNK SURPRISED STUPID .1r · / NERVOUS Test your ability to create expression At the top left you see two cartoon heads, each showing a typical expression. Following these examples, draw on the remaining outlined heads your own versions of the expressions printed under them. Don't try to draw detailed features. The idea is to create expressions with a few simple lines. If you think out each expression before you draw, ;: be su rprised how convincing it will be. �greatest bands (and screw you royally if you say otherwise). BMS THE BLOWTOPS Voodoo Alley?" (BigNeck,POBox291, Buffalo, NY 14209) YEEEEOWWW! ! ! These Buffalo, New Yorkers scorch yer ears and make ya holler! !Trashy, fuzzy, raunchy rock 'n' roll recorded at the bottom of a sewer tank! Made to be cranked up loud enough to level towns! Pure garage 'n' roll that's psyched-up, psyched-out and pyschotic all at once! What more recommendation is needed? Proceed and devour! BMS THE APPLES IN STEREO Tone Soul Evolution LP (SpinArt • PO Box 1798 New York NY IO 156) &~ PUlWBIUI The Apples give flower power a much needed infusion of garage rock . What sets this record apart from the other popsters is that the songs are not too sugary sweet: there is always a hint of sadness just under the surface of jangling guitars. Other bands might name-drop the Beatles, Beach Boys, Byrds, Kinks etc., but The Apples use these influences to push their songs to new heights. I don't know where they got the descending guitar line to "The Silvery Light," but it's more gripping than a long goodbye. Tone Soul Evolution may be somewhat more restrained than The Apples' super-energetic live shows--however, their reworking of the power chord intro to "All Day and All of the Night" on "What's the #" will clear the space in front of your stereo speakers. A word to the wise: the record has two extra songs, so buy the vinyl. JB THE CANDYSNATC HERS Pissed Off, Ripped 0./J, Screwed CD (Go Kart• PO Box 20 Prince St. Station New York NY I 0012) The Candysnatchers' new compact disk contains songs of ultra pissed off, fast, high energy obnoxious punk that the too sensitive may not stomach . Mix the OLD Misfits and the New York Dolls with a lot of other eclectic subjects and personalities, and out pops this band from the wasteland of Virginia Beach. This second release features old demo material, which I suspect has been remastered from possibly inferior sound quality. Thirteen tracks of blazing original material is �r,ise). BMS :orch yer ears and make ya 1 the bottom of a sewer tank! s! Pure garage 'n' roll that's at more recommendation is p on of garage rock. What sets f gs are not too sugary sweet: ce of jangling guitars. Other Byrds, Kinks etc., but The v heights. I don't know where Light," but it's more gripping ,mewhat more restrained than their reworking of the power at's the#" will clear the space he record has two extra songs, {[,Screwed CD 10012) i°ngs of ultra pissed off, fast, 1ay not stomach. Mix the OLD / other eclectic subjects and !eland of Virginia Beach. This I suspect has been remastered ;of blazing original material is Test your imagination as an illustrator Complete the pidure by adding whatever other figures and objeds you think ore necessary to tell on interesting pidoriol story. Let your imagination hove free rein. Do not odd any more shading than is shown in the original drawing. This is not a test of your draftsmanshi p but of your imagination. Keep the drawing simple. �found here, while a Ramones cover (which includes a farfisa organ) and a righteous Saints cover is short of being ripped off. Even these ditties totall y scream "Candy Snatchers'" all over hte place. The "Pissed Off... " sound is so full of force that whiplash might end up being the end result. But don't let this small matter get in yo ur way because rock and ro ll enlightenmen~ison your way. AYM TERIYAKIS Psychics to Sidekicks I 0"/CD (Priapusfferciopelo • 1723 Ill inois Lawrence KS 66044) The perpetually unexplainable Teriyakis have released an amazing adventure in sound that captures the li ve noodlings locals have been (hopefull y) experiencing for three or more years now. The Teri yakis have never been afraid to experiment and layer, util izing many unique instruments and samples, and changing tempos and beats. You never know which instrument each member is going to end up on when they start changing around between songs at their live shows, very similar to the unexpected twists and turns their sound has become known for. Don't let the Teriyakis trick you in to think ing that this is just an experiment in expression, because underneath the many layers are some genuine pop songs that shine bright on this record. This will be the first CD release for the local label Priapus and the first release for Billy Lamboley's upstart label Terciopelo (Spanish for "velvet"- literally "third hair" .) Bob Weston recorded this release, and he did a mighty fine job capturing the songs, which are some of their best. Also note that they'll be heading back to Chicago soon to begin recording a full length. BO LAZY COWG IRLS A Little Sex and Death CD (Crypt • 1250 Long Beach # IO I Los Angeles CA 90021) The Lazy Cowgirls are probably the most underappreciated rock and roll band EVER . They have been kickin out REAL rock and roll fo r 15 years now, and have released about 15 albums on labels like Restless, Bomp 1, Sympathy, and Dog Meat. Although I am not very familiar with these early releases, I can tell you by judging from their last two Crypt releases that their spirit is nothing new. They are a highly seasoned outfit, and their newest CD is packed with songs about, well, sex and death and many experiences in between . Lead singer Pat Todd has one of the most passionate voices I've ever heard, whi le guitarist Eric Chandler provides the perfect accen ts to these true life tales of glory and disappointment. BO THE DOWN-N-OUTS Introducing the Low-Down Sounds of .. 7" (Hi psville • 2020S. Lowell Blvd. Denver CO 80219) The Down-N-Outs are a newly formed Denver trio fronted by ex-Element 79 crooner/strum mer Michael Daboll, who is one of the best rock and roll wailers I've heard since the Sonics! Nothing compare to a good scream right before a frantic and fucked up guitar solo. Three truly smokin' gems on this single. Get yours now as they are limited to only 500 copies. BO VARIOUS ARTISTS Flaming Burnout CD (Man's Ruin• 610 22nd St. #302 San Francisco CA 94107) Once the dust settled from the Estrus Records warehouse fire on January 17th , 1997, many bands began scheming up a way to help Estrus rebuild after this horrible tragedy. Not only was a major part of their stock sent up in smoke, but unreplaceable master recordings and original artwork from the first ten years of their existence went up with it- not to mention all of the Mono Men's equipment! Man's Ruin Records has recently released a CD containing 30 tracks from bands who wanted to help the cause, and all the proceeds go to help Estrus rebuild. Many Estrus bands are on here as well as friends such as The Woggles, Delta 72, The HiFives, Southern Culture On The Skids, The Fleshtones, and Servotron (who's song "Rocket Dog" is about the fire itself). I think all of the songs are new and/or unreleased, and damn if there isn't a square track in the lot! You can't go wrong with this comp, baby, so do yourself a favor (and Estrus, too) and pick this up soon. BO ULTIMATE FAKEBOOK Electric Kissing Parties CD (Noisome• PO Box 3570 Lawrence KS 66046) Ultimate Fakebook's debut release on Noisome records (formerly Unsound Records) is an essential pop offering for fans of the simple rock and roll setup of guitar, bass and drums. This three piece from Manhattan Kansas has become one hell of a "basement arena rock" band, and this CD deserves attention from anyone who enjoys the power driven pop of bands like Superchunk. The first song on this disk "Far, Far Away" is quickly becoming a classic in the annals oflocal music, and deservingly so. Bill McShane's ultra catchy guitar hooks and vocal sty lings shine best on this tune, often sounding like there are two completely different people singing- he's got that much range' Eric Melin's drumming needs no introduction for fans of Manhattan's other great hope Truck Stop Love, and his beats and fill s are three simple, use and even pipes or unus �I ;of .. 7" id by ex-Element 79 k and roll wailers I've right before a frantic :ingle. Get yours now fire on January 17th, rus rebuild after this :ent up in smoke, but the first ten years of 1no Men's equipment 1 30 tracks from bands Estrus rebuild. Many 1les, Delta 72, The Hilervotron (who's song :ongs are new and/or 1ucan'tgowrongwith ick this up soon. BD : (formerly Unsound rock and roll setup of ansas has become one attention from anyone . The first song on this lals of local music, and 1d vocal stylings shine etely different people needs no introduction d his beats and fills are Test your ability to create characters Following the example on the extreme left , create characters with the remaining three simple outlines . The hots and the head outlines should suggest types to you . Feel free to use and even exaggerate mustaches , eyeglasses, big noses, small noses, earrings, cigars, pipes or unusual hair styles .. anything you feel will help to make your types interesting or send $2 to: Brian Marshall 8811 Rue Riviera Apt 3A Indianapolis IN 46226 �for fans of Manhattan's other great hope Truck Stop Love, and his beats and fills are as great as ever. Unless you are too cool to support the local music scene, you should check out this band live as they always deliver great performances. BD MURDER CITY DEVILS sit CD (Die Young Stay Pretty• 1932 First Avenue Suite 1103 Seattle WA 9810 I) Pretty good Stooges inspired rock and roll tracks mixed in with a few mell ower organ driven tunes, make this CD a good listen. I've never really been a fan of bands with a singer who doesn't do anything but sing (although there are obvious exceptions), and although I don't think that the MCDs fro ntman Spencer comes across very well on these recordings, but I bet he's a great li ve. A few friends from Seattle confirm this notion . The strange part is that the guy looks like a clean cul, grown up Campbell's Soup kid, but sounds like a young Iggy (especially obvious on "Broken Glass" a song about the man himself). Rock and Roll fans will be entertained by this, but I doubt it will have much staying power. BD MASONS/ESSIGHAUSsplit 10" (Middle Class Pig Records• Pfitzerstrasse 32/7 7270 Tuebingin Germany) This is the second release from Middle Class Pig Records, the German record label who also recently put out The Hefners / Schwarz split ten inch. The company was started by Erik "The Red" Bauer who you might remember as Jeff Petterson's follow up host on 90.7 fm KJHKs "Alternative Flashback Show" (which is back on the air again!) a few years back. After his graduation he moved to Germany and decided to try his hand at running·a record label. After a bit of talent searching here in the U.S., he arranged to put out this record featuring the Masons from Kansas City and a German Kraut-Rock band called Essighaus. Although the Essighaus side is not my cup of tea, I can't get enough of the Mason's seven songs. Reminiscent of early Misfits, and often compared to the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (probably due to Tom Mason's vocal delivery) their songs are thick and chunky and an all around rompin' stompin' good time! Highly recommended if you can get your grubbies on it. BD DEAD MOON Hard Wired in Ljubljana CD (eMpTy•POBox 12034 SeattleWA98102) Those who know the power, perseverance and passion of Dead Moon will enjoy this live offering containing 20 of their best songs, performed with the energy tl1a1 this band has been delivering for many years now (longer than most of us have been out of diapers). It's difficult to explain the electric spirit that their songs conjure up, so I won't even try. But kudos go out to eMpTy Records for helping expose the world to this underappreciated phenomenon . Please note: some versions of the CD contain a CD ROM for PC users that's got live footage and a history of the band. BD THE DONNASAmerican Teenage Rock N' Roll Machine CD (Lookout• PO Box I 1374 Berkeley CA 94 7 12-2374) In the spirit of the Runaways and the Ramones comes the newest Lookout Records rock n' roll sensation- THE DONNAS 1 Repeated listens of this album are not necessary in order to sing along to these teenage rebellion anthems- played by real teenage girls' It ' d be hard not to with lyrics like "I don 't care about goin' to school / and I don't care about havin' friends / I don 't care ' cuz I' m a rock n' roll machine! " Songs about FM radio ("Gimme My Radio"), getting revenge ("Looking for Blood") and getting some ("You Make Me Hot," "Wanna Get Some Stuff' and "Checkin' It Out")- all the things high school is about. "Novelty" or not, I like this lots 1 I can 't wait to see if they deliver the goods live at their show with the Groovie Ghoulies at The Replay on March 18th. BD THE COUNTDOWNS Right On Sound CD ( Scooch Pooch• 323 Broadway E. #405 Seattle WA 98102) Remember the Tim Kerr interview from the last issue ofMicromag, where he said that one of his favorite new bands was the Countdowns? Imagine the excitement I felt when I found a copy of their CD in our PO Box! I was pleased to see that not only did Mr. Kerr produce this CD, but he also plays slide guitar, Hammond B-3, and the shakers on a few songs. The production itself is gritty and powerful with ample doses of squelched out feedback that give the songs a fucked up and gnarly sound. The tunes range from sing along punk anthems to Texas bluesy rock and soul (yeah, I know they are from L.A.) . BD Test you, figure, a land, doesn't look •1 �viii enjoy this ergy that this ve been out of up, so I won't world to this contain a CD kout Records bum are not 1Iayed by real in ' to school / oil machine!" 1g for Blood") I "Checkin' It ts 1 I can't wait oulies at The :re he said that ·itement I felt at not only did 8-3, and the h ample doses ind. The tunes ['''"~•ey Test your creative talent Mok• on original drawing within the space above, not on a separate sheet of paper. Drow whatever you wish in any manner you wish .. your pidure con be a figure, a landscape, a cartoon, a decorative design , a still life, or anything else you prefer, Maka your pidure either vertical or horizontal. Don't be concerned if your drawing doesn't look "profe11ional." Just have fun doing it. �SICKO You'reNottheBosso/Me!CD (eMpTy POBox 12034SeattleWA 98102) ! like Sicko. This album is as good as any of their previous releases. They bring their own sound and ideas, making them stand out amongst the excess of formula pop-punk bands. They come off as intelligent and not just punker than fuck. There's an honesty inherent in all their songs, for example they have no problem saying bow excited they are, that their band is doing well and hoping it will last. Fun tunes and an Iron Maiden cover. LB POWDERBijfBangPowder CD (Distortions Records PO 1122 Bala-Cynwyd PA 19004) I'm no authority on Mod. I know the Who and the Jam and the Small Faces, from that I have a small grip on mod and Powder, from San Jose and various other Cali locals, circa 65-68, are definitely MOD. The loud, energetic, power-pop, that they pump certainly have all the right elements. Most of all though they rock and pretty much force you to sing-along. The cd is long and covers not just Powder but various projects that Rich and Tom Martin, the heart of Powder were involved in. It's almost tragic that this stuff was never released till now. To illustrate just how good; me and my girlfriend had Bob Deck over for a hot late night game of monopoly, during which we listened to the whole ed. He had his own copy the next day. It doesn't take long to really love this collection. TRY IT! LB "Under Society's microscope I look funny, but it's no joke" ~ t - .. ~ ~.I -Th< Bl•<Stan "S~l•I Eod Pn,doct" t Tac 1bc Rudy's Diff~ffnm FREE DElivERY 749,00~~ �your zine printed wicked cheap _ ,, "'""'"' .. 1 Small Publishers Co-Op (941) 922-0844 Were a growing group of independent publishers of alternative magazines, zines and comics. We gang press runs to achieve volume discounts for our members. Join us today and save big! VERY �. I" ½Zt=t',,:: ... " ,,,,, ·-.,•d• .........., r,+q'are to Poiru o 'e~, to the Pr. :~::t,~r hry rider wo, -•,,en h •• ot,r 11,,,,ca S '< differ, as •bsurc1, a fllade in r0c •It "'as Ii,••• :s tl,ey:::."(,:1~[lrq,,0 1 f0o,t < try/JJ•, " 0t,r.,. Iv·/JJasPenta• •sofr • IJ,. 'osi(· • o lea,-.,,•- 0,a '"•ylo¾d. way tao~me """' •n h ca,-.,,, rash .da,-.,,n P1,,,..,0od 'ninn L lJ1se. SJ.- n O (10 ' O O A C .g t,..)'O n g, ::1 0 '?na.bJef-01>.. . n ?'-- n CL n ~E oE 0 ~-~w~~~~ -~~c~~R3noog~~gc~~£~~~~~nCL7o~3~ns~ ;,-::: n ::, ;,-.: n ti.l O ::::i- ..-.g O.., - · :::r ?'n "O (b s · 2°: -~ ;;· t.!. e--, ==- - g_~ ~- U"I .,, !f. ._Q_ VI Cl,) V, r-o, ,,. u 1 ' . I �I Congratulations go out to Sunflower Outdoor and Bike for rebuilding and rising from the ashes .. you guys rock. We would also like to mention that there are a couple of new locally owned businesses downtown that we hope yo u will help support- Hi Jinx Lounge and Sugartown traders (see ads in this issue). One of Lawrence's finest, the What Gives were just out in Los Angeles, attending the Poptopia festival, where they played at Spaceland. They also got to see the Rooks and the Shambles among other pop wonders. Keep an eye out in March for the temporary return of our Winter Olympic correspondants, Craig and Teresa who will be back for a little while and looking for a few hoedowns. The Midwest Underground Media Symposium (M .U.M.S.) is a go for this spring, and all zine lovers should plan to attend as this year promises to be even better than last year. Arthur Dodge has a new CD on the way as does Chubby Smith. The Teriyakis should have their IO'/ CD out soon as well . And yes, The Hefners IO inch is finally done and in the cool record stores. More rock & roll than you can take : Sin City Disciples Reunion showsApril 30 Bottleneck, May I & 2 Hurricane in KC/Countdowns 2/23 Replay /Candy Snatchers 3/2 Replay/newest saviours of rock & roll , the Donnas with the Groovie Ghoulies 3/ 18 Replay/Mmmmoonshine Willy 3/22 Replay-/the sonic trash sounds of ZEKE 3/23 Replay/and get down and really dirty with the Quadrajets & Fells 3/29 at Replay. Skul I Orchard 2/21 at Bottleneck/ Swingster bonanza with Jeffrey Lee and his Pale Moon Kings and Swing 39 2/28 at Bottleneck and sweet voiced Big Sandy is there 3/7. Believe it or not-The Damned are at the Bottleneck 3/ 10-really ... neat neat neat. & while we're at it...buy local OK? You can adopt back issues of MICROMAG MICROMAG #3 with Mensclub, New Bomb Turks and Panel Donor. MICROMAG #4 with The Humpers, TV Fifty and Cub. MICROMAG #5 with The Smugglers, Zeke, Redd Kross and Arthur Dodge and the Horsefeathers MICROMAG #6 with The Waggles, Delta 72, J. Michael McCarthy and The Pleasure Fuckers MICROMAG # 7 with The Make Up, Wayne Kramer, The Hi Fives, lord High Fixers, Yo la Tengo and Fur. 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Title A name given to the resource Micromag Issue #4 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tangeman, Anne Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Deck, Bob Description An account of the resource Fourth issue of Micromag, a Lawrence zine circulating in the 1990s featuring interviews, reviews, short articles, coverage of recent concerts, and Lawrence business advertisements. 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Title A name given to the resource Micromag Issue #2 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tangeman, Anne Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Deck, Bob Timmons, Andy Tuttle, Ben Harrison, Jon Description An account of the resource Second issue of Micromag, a Lawrence zine circulating in the 1990s featuring interviews, reviews, short articles, coverage of recent concerts, and Lawrence business advertisements. 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Title A name given to the resource Micromag Issue #1 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tangeman, Anne Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Deck, Bob Sidener, Jeremy Rogers, Shelley Sink, Laura Description An account of the resource Inaugural issue of Micromag, a Lawrence zine circulating in the 1990s featuring interviews, reviews, short articles, coverage of recent concerts, and Lawrence business advertisements. 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Title A name given to the resource The Day After Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas, and was broadcast for the first time on November 20, 1983. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Wiechert, Sandra Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) 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Her daughter, also an extra, had makeup wounds that were “heart-rending.” Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context SandraWiechert1.wav SandraWiechert2.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. 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Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Lechtenberg, Pat Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) PatLechtenberg1.wav: 00:01:21 PatLechtenberg2.wav: 00:00:22 PatLechtenberg3.wav: 00:00:21 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pat Lechtenberg The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lechtenberg, Pat McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Pat Lechtenberg conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Lechtenberg was an extra in the film. She describes buying old clothes and rubbing dirt all over, only to be told the extras weren’t dirty enough. Her family had survived a tornado the year before. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PatLechtenberg1.wav PatLechtenberg2.wav PatLechtenberg3.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Pat Lechtenberg. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) Type The nature or genre of the resource Oral History https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/735bc4aa71d1f36010842408793c72de.wav ed7edecb3aecf09c47a40fb0152863c3 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/a62b9aba67f422f010471c612417d308.wav cb88134d6278226f8f62481059d65d92 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Day After Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas, and was broadcast for the first time on November 20, 1983. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Vogel, Nancy Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) NancyVogel1.wav: 00:00:36 NancyVogel2.wav: 00:00:37 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Nancy Vogel The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Vogel, Nancy McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Nancy Vogel conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Vogel was involved in the filming of the Dahlberg farmhouse scene. She describes the filming. Including the incongruity of a motorcycle driving through the old farmyard. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NancyVogel1.wav NancyVogel2.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Nancy Vogel. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Beers, Michael Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) MichaelBeers1.wav: 00:02:09 MichaelBeers2.wav: 00:02:10 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Michael Beers The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Beers, Michael McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Michael Beers conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Beers had a small speaking role in the film as a soldier handing out supplies. He describes having difficulty remembering his lines, riding on a bus with star Steve Gutenberg, and trying to break into acting afterward. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context MichaelBeers1.wav MichaelBeers2.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Michael Beers. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Kriegh, Mary Ellen Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) MaryEllenKriegh1.wav: 00:00:41 MaryEllenKriegh2.wav: 00:00:29 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mary Ellen Kriegh The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Kriegh, Mary Ellen McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Mary Ellen Kriegh conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Kriegh was an extra in the film. Extras were not supposed to look at the actors, but many couldn’t help it. The night of the broadcast, everyone was at home watching with their families. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context MaryEllenKriegh1.wav MaryEllenKriegh2.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Mary Ellen Kriegh. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Begert, Mark Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) MarkBegert.wav: 00:03:43 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mark Begert The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Begert, Mark McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segment from an interview with Mark Begert conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Begert played a small role in the film as a soldier picking up bodies. He describes peoples’ desperation to get cast, then the underwhelming reality of makeup and shooting. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context MarkBegert.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Mark Begert. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Day After Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas, and was broadcast for the first time on November 20, 1983. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Batesel, Mark Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) MarkBatesel1.wav: 00:00:57 MarkBatesel2.wav: 00:00:25 MarkBatesel3.wav: 00:00:48 MarkBatesel4.wav: 00:00:56 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mark Batesel The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Batesel, Mark McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Mark Batesel conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Batesel was an extra in the film. He participated in the highway and Allen Fieldhouse scenes. The experience was fun and exciting at certain times, boring at others. 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To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Mark Batesel. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Wright, Judy Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) JudyWright.wav: 00:00:29 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Judy Wright The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wright, Judy McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segment from an interview with Judy Wright conducted by Kaye McIntyre for a Kansas Public Radio special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013.Wright was an extra in the film. She “never fully realized the impact” of the film until a few days before it aired, when Time Magazine interviewed her. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context JudyWright.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Judy Wright. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Day After Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas, and was broadcast for the first time on November 20, 1983. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Fisher, Jim Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource Jim Fisher The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Fisher, Jim McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Jim Fisher conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Fisher was an extra in the film. He describes the realism of the sets and extras having dust thrown on them. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context JimFisher1.wav JimFisher2.wav JimFisher3.wav JimFisher4.wav JimFisher5.wav JimFisher6.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Jim Fisher. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource Jack Wright The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wright, Jack McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Jack Wright was conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Wright was a KU professor and casting director for the film. He recounts the intensive work of building sets in downtown Lawrence, on Highway 10, and at Allen Fieldhouse. Thousands of people and hundreds of cars were used. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context JackWright1.wav JackWright2.wav JackWright3.wav JackWright4.wav JackWright5.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Jack Wright. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Day After Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas, and was broadcast for the first time on November 20, 1983. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Anthony, Ellen Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource Ellen Anthony The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Anthony, Ellen McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Ellen Anthony conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Anthony played a 10-year-old farmgirl in the film. She discusses President Reagan’s reaction to the film and how it changed his Cold War policies. She also describes the long but exciting processes of auditioning and filming for her as a young girl. 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To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Ellen Anthony. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource Eleanor Patton The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Patton, Eleanor McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Eleanor Patton conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Patton was an extra in the film. She says the filming “took the town by storm” and all Lawrence was abuzz about it. The props crew bought materials at local garage sales to create piles of debris. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context EleanorPatton1.wav EleanorPatton2.wav EleanorPatton3.wav EleanorPatton4.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Eleanor Patton. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Constance, Dennis Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) DennisConstance1.wav: 00:01:37 DennisConstance2.wav: 00:00:40 DennisConstance3.wav: 00:00:36 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dennis Constance The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Constance, Dennis McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Dennis Constance conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Constance was an extra in the film. He calls the experience “a lot of fun, very enlightening, very interesting.” Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DennisConstance1.wav DennisConstance2.wav DennisConstance3.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Dennis Constance. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource Beth Meyers The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Meyers, Beth McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Beth Meyers conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Meyers was an extra in the film, portraying a blast survivor. She describes being covered in realistic-looking makeup. Later, extras attended a local disco while still wearing their gruesome makeup. The bombing scenes gave her nightmares for days afterward. 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Title A name given to the resource The Day After Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas, and was broadcast for the first time on November 20, 1983. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview McIntyre, Kaye Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Henry, Barbara E. Location The location of the interview Lawrence (Kan.) Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data WAV Duration Length of time involved (seconds, minutes, hours, days, class periods, etc.) BarbaraHenry1.wav: 00:01:16 BarbaraHenry2.wav:00:00:38 BarbaraHenry3.wav: 00:00:31 BarbaraHenry4.wav:00:00:47 BarbaraHenry5.wav:00:02:16 BarbaraHenry6.wav:00:00:48 Bit Rate/Frequency Rate at which bits are transferred (i.e. 96 kbit/s would be FM quality audio) 705 kbps Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Barbara E. Henry The Day After Interview Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Henry, Barbara E. McIntyre, Kaye Description An account of the resource Segments from an interview with Barbara E. Henry conducted by Kaye McIntyre of Kansas Public Radio for a KPR special commemorating the thirty-year anniversary of the 1983 broadcast of The Day After, a made-for-TV movie depicting the aftermath of nuclear war, which was set and filmed primarily in Lawrence, Kansas. The KPR special aired on November 12, 2013. The interview was conducted at the Watkins Museum of History on June 28, 2012. Henry was an extra in the film, portraying a blast survivor. She describes the dramatic process of having makeup applied, the hard work of filming, crowds of spectators, interacting with the filmmakers, and the realism of the set of devastated downtown Lawrence. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Lawrence (Kan.) 1983 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2012-06-28 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource WAV (audio recording) Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context BarbaraHenry1.wav BarbaraHenry2.wav BarbaraHenry3.wav BarbaraHenry4.wav BarbaraHenry5.wav BarbaraHenry6.wav Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Watkins Museum of History (Lawrence, Kan.) Relation A related resource The <a href="https://www.watkinsmuseum.org/">Watkins Museum of History</a> also holds items related to this collection. To listen to the Kansas Public Radio special that includes this interview, go to <a href="https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later">https://kansaspublicradio.org/show/programs-kpr-presents/2013-11-12/kpr-news-day-after-thirty-years-later</a> Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Published with the permission of Barbara E. Henry. This work is the intellectual property of the Watkins Museum of History, Lawrence, Kansas. The public may freely copy, modify, and share this Item for noncommercial purposes if they include the original source information. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived "The Day After": Thirty Years Later (KPR Presents) Subject The topic of the resource Day After (Motion Picture) Lawrence (Kan.) -- History Nuclear war Nuclear weapons Kansas Public Radio (Lawrence, Kan.) Type The nature or genre of the resource Oral History https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/04906d063f87970ee8ae2665a89ae8f6.pdf 241ad3c489f264187d49d96d2ab09829 PDF Text Text • OSMA ROOM wX "-l (") 00 . �en men an mos University of Kansas ~ Phone 203 E CE TYPEW ITER EXCHANGE als of Your Office Nece ities Phone 548 I Stu ent Director REGISTER OF OFFICERS, FACULTY, EMPLOYEES, AND ARMY, NAVY AND CIVILIAN STUDENTS. PARKER BUICK CO At Post Office Corner Home of Parkerized Cars Phone 307 G. B A L F O U R C 0. Frat rnity Jewelers oil Store and Branch Office Al LAUTER, District Manager Medals and Trophies Memorial Plaques lry College Clothes that Win nCreditsn from on 636 1 9 4 7 Edited by __________ Ann Alexander Ass't Editor __________ Joan Joseph h w R 1 9 4 6 'u}eaveij Business Mgr. _____ Marilyn McClure Advertising Mgr. ______ Charles Smith �Board of Regents DR. L.B. SPAKE, Chm., Kansas City J.E. DRISCOLL, Russell MRS. LEO HAUGHEY, Concordia F. M. HARRIS, Ottawa WILLIS N. KELLY, Hutchinson DREW McLAUGHLIN, Paola GROVER PooLE, Manhattan LESTER McCOY, Garden City OscAR STAUFFER, Topeka HUBERT BRIGHTON, Secretary, Topeka Divisions and Departments Department Contents Page Divisions n d D partrnents ? • ············································•··•· •••••• ,J Faculty and Adm inistrative E mployee .................................... 7 Organized H ous s for Women ...................................................... . 21 Organized R esiden ces for Men ...................................................... 21 Housemothers and Directors ........................................................ 22 Other Campus Organizations ...................................................... 23 Cla sified dv~rtisers ...................................................................... 26 Re ister of Studen ts ........................................................................ 29 ch ol of 1: dicine I ansas City, Kan . ......................................141 Office KU.Phone Advanced Standing, 120 FS ............................. .................... ........ ................... Aeronautical Engineering, 102 EES ................................................................ Aids and Awards, 227 FS .................................................................................... Alumni Assn., 226 FS .......................................................................................... Anatomy, 102 H .................................................................................................... Applied Mechanics, 107 M ................................................................................ Architecture, 108 M .............................................................................................. Armed Forces Credit Committee, 121 FS ...................................................... Astronomy, 500 L ............................................................................. ..................... Athletics, 103 R .............................................. ..................................................... 157 193 5 9 63 113 115 4 176 Bacteriology, 517 S .............................................................................................. Band, 9 Hoch----························································· ······························ Biocl1emistry, 105 BCL ........................................................................................ Biology, 303 S ......................................................................................................... Botany, 416 S .......................................................................................................... Building Program, 108 M ............................................................................. ....... Bursar's Office, 121 FS ........................................................................................ Business Research, Bureau of, 216' FS ............................................................ Business, School of, 214 FS ................................................................................ 145 85 73 173 29 115 4 210 132 Carpenter Shop ··············---······································································ Chancellor's Office, 223 FS ....................................................... ........................ . Chemical Engineering, 124 L ........................................................ .................... Chemistry, 214 BCL ........................................................................................... . Civil Engineering; 209 M ................................................................................... . College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 229 FS ............................................. . Corbin Hall ··----·····---·································································· 24 82 1 208 37 121 7 860 C 28 Dean of Student Affairs, 228 FS ..................................................................... . Dean of Women, 220 FS ..................................................................................... . Dramatics Ticket Office, G .......................... .......................... :........................ . Drawing and Painting, 317 FS ......................................................................... . Drug Laboratory, State, 109 BCL ................................................................... . 12 64-2r 159 78 Economics, 214 FS ................................................................................................ Education, School of, 103 F ............................................................................. . 132 140 3 �Department Office K.U.P1ione Electrical Shop ...................................................................................................... Electrical Engineering, 102 M ........................................................................ . Endowment Assn., 224 FS ................................................................................. . Engineering, School of, 113 M ........................................................................... Engineering Drawing, 302 M ........................................................................... . Engineering Library, 119 M ............................................................................. . English, 203 F ....................................................................................................... . Entomology, 323 S .............................................................................................. . Extension Division, 115 F ................................................................................. . 59 74 57 117 123 119 Correspondence Study Bureau, 109 F ................................................................ . Extension Classes, Bureau of, 111 F ...................................................................... Extension Library Service, 17 F .......................................................................... . Institutes & Conferences, 115 F ··············-················································· ........... . Lecture Course Bureau, 113 F ................................................................................. . Radio, 115 F ................................................................................................................. . Visual Instruction, Bureau of, 15 F ....................................................................... Post Graduate Medical Program, 111 F ............................................................... . 146 190 101 90 16 139 87 88 90 199 190 Fine Arts, School of, 128 FS .............................................................................. Food Laboratory, State, 308 BCL ................................................................... . Fountain, Union Building ............................................................................... . Fraser Theater ·········---------························································· 45 77 668C 168 Geography, 435 L ................................................................................................. . Geological Survey, 206 L ................................................................................... . Geology, 409 L ..................................................................................................... . German, 304 F ..................................................................................................... . Governmental Research, Bureau of, 412 W ···················-······················· ..... . Graduate School, 227 FS ................................................................................ . 149-2r 201 149 20 177 Health Service, Wat............................................................................................ . llistory, 108 FS ................................................................................................... . Home Economics, 106 F .................................................................................... . Housing Office, 10 FS ......................................................................................... . 180 134 22 200 Jayhawker Office, Mem. Union ....................................................................... . Journalism, 106 J .......................................................................... ................................................................... 32 105 Kansan, Business Office .............................................................................. . ................................... -Kansan, News Room KFKU Studio . .. .................................................................................... ...................................... . KFKU Office ....... . ...................................................................................... . 25 109 90 5 66 13 148 54 58 136 114 136 4 Department Office K.U.Phone Circulation Department, 312 W - - - - - - - - - - · · · · · · · · · · · ········· Document Department, 408 W - - - - ~ - - - - - - - Education Desk, 201 W - - - - - - - - - - · · · ·································· Order Department, 312 W · · · · · · · - - - - - - - - - - - - Periodical Department, 204 W ----·------······················ Reference Department, 302 W ··················••·- - - - - - Reserve Desk, 108 W ··········-············-······-----····································· 110 80 137-lr 154 147 110 137-2r Mathematics, 205 FS ·························••·-----······································ Mechanical Engineering, 117 M .................................... ................................ Medicine, Secretary to School of, 104 H ....................................................... . Memorial Union Lounge-------------··················· Men's Employment Bureau, 228 FS ............................................................... . Military Credit, 121 FS ..................................................................................... . Mining and Metallurgical Engineering, 137 L .............................................. Museums: Natural History, 101 D ................................................................. . Entomological, 317 S ...................................................................... Art, Sp. ·········---··································································· Classical, 204 F .................................................................................. Music Education, 35 FS ···-···------··················································· 155 122 86 46 10 4 178 184 61 79 13 68 Navy ROTC, 115 MS -------······················································· News Bureau, 222A FS ..................................................................................... . Nursery Laboratory, 1100 Mo .............................................................. ............ . Nurses Home ....................................................................................................... . 120 Occupational Therapy, 324 FS .......................................................................... Orchestra, 9 Hoch ........................................................................................ ........ Organ, 30A FS .......................................................................... ....................... . 91 85 142 Painting, 317 FS ·······················-···········............................................................. . Pan-Hellenic, Women's, 220 FS ..................................................................... . Petroleum Engineering, 245 L .......................................................................... Pharmacy, School of, 215 BCL ....................................................................... . Philosophy, 105 FS ···············---····························································· Photographic Bureau, S-B W .......................................................................... Physical Education, 107 R .................................................................................. Physics & Astronomy, 202 B ............................................................................. . Physiology, 104 H ............................................................................................... . ,Piano, 128 FS ....................................................................................................... . Plumbing Shop ................................................................................................... . Political Science, 202 FS ................................................................................... . Post Office, 6 FS ................................................................................................... . Psychology, 11 FS ............................................................................................. . Psychological Clinic, 27 FS ............................................................................... . Public Relations, 222A FS ·········---··-··················································· ............. . 159 12 178 36 152 16'3 83 92 86 45 70 56 60 Radio, 115 F ............................................................................................................ Registrar's Office, 122 FS ................................................................................. . Religion, School of, Myers Hall ..................................................................... . 5 143 254C 960C 151 179 143 90 3 2795C �Department K.U.Phc.,ne Office Research Foundation R L ' 124 L ·············································································· omance angu ages, 115 FS ............................... R OTC Office, 203 MS ···················-······································· ... ··························· 208 95 Secretarial Training, 302 F ...................................... . Shop P ractice 104 Fow · ·············· ····················· 19 50 ![~~if Faculty, Administrative Staff, and Employees of Administrative Offices 51 KEY TO ~BREVIATIONS M-Marvin Hall MEL-Mechanical Engr. Lab. MS-Mil. Sc. Bldg. My-Myers Hall R-Robinson Gym S-Snow Hall Sp-Spooner Hall U-Memorial Union UHS-Univ. High School Wat-Watkins Hospital W-Watson Library WH-Watkins Home •Married B-Blake Hall BCI.r-Bailey Chemical Lab's D-Dyche Hall EEI.r-Elec. Engr. Lab. EES-Engr. Exper. Station F-Fraser Hall Fow-Fowler Shops FS-Frank Strong Hall G-GreenHall H-Haworth Hall Hoch-Hoch Auditorium J-Joumalism Bldg. I.r-Lindley Hall 218 158-2r i~§1ii.~;_;:;;:;:; ::;:; ;:; ·; ;~: · : : : : ::~::;::::II!I!! Student Loan Committee, 228 FS ··········································· 64 70 160 28 180 28 ....... ........ .................................................... ........................ Teach ers Appointment Bureau' 121 F •••·••·••····················· ················· 8 Union Building: Book Store _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Dir ector's Office _ _ _ __ _ _ ·············· ······················•······· Cafeteria _ _ __ _ _ __ -·- ··································-··························· Fountain ----······-······· - ··························· ······························ Host ess Desk ····-- - -__ _ _ _ · ·······························•······· Jayhawker ······· ············································ ~~t u;_:;;-~;:, Activities Committee ·-···· -=::::::::::::=::. ::: ::::::::::: United States Geological Surv ·· ·-·································-···········-······ ey ···········-··· ···················································· . ruversity High School U University Press, J · - · ························-······························ ......... . .............. ........ ............................................. ............ . ...... ................................. ....... ....... . 71 196 196 668C 46 32 46 71 174 852C 98 103 40 111 191 43 Water Labor atory 2 M Women's Emplo~ent B~;;~:·22o·Fs..~~~::~~:~:::::::·········..........······················· YMCA, Union Building YWCA, 1236 Oread .. ·-·-·····•-.. . ............. ..................... ................................................................................. ....................... ........ Zoology, 207 s ··················--- 112 12 174 1315C . ........... . . . ..........·---··--- -·--·-··-··--·--······ 34 KANSAS CITY DIVISION School of ~edici.ne and University Hos ital Thirty-Nm th Street and Rainblw Bi;a.····~ ········:···············-·· V A4814 ·, as City 3, K ansas H . R. WAHL, Dean AVIS VANLEW, C. B. NEWELL, Director of Nursing Business Manager 6 K.U. Phone 60 160 15 201 37 155 15 51 120 177 83 131 180 92 11 203 183 134 148 142 64 120 22 185 155 91 37 190 1 3 156 217 123 50 58 195 98 37 101 151 103 7 Name-Title-Department-Residence Res. Phone *Abraham, R. C., Supt, Univ Mail Sta, 6 FS, 1607 Stratford ..........................1237J Adams, Margaret, Mgr, Steno Bur, 8 J, 945 Ind . ................................................1096 *Adams, Marguerite, Asst, Engl & Sp, 201 F, 221 Lane P Snflr . .................... *Addis, Robyn, Draftsman. Geol Surv, 214 L, 200 W 13 .............................. 1904W • Aiken, Robert, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1416 Tenn .....................................1555 Akers, Loren, Instr, Math, 215 FS, 825 La . ......................................................1312J *Albright, Ronald, Asst Engl, 201 F, 226 Lane P Snflr . .................................. . Aldridge, George, Asst Instr, Math, 215 FS, 1121 Ohio ................................ 2180\V Alexander, L. E., Instr, Engl, 601 F, 1020 Mo . ................................................ 3084W Alford, Mrs. Christine, YWCA sec, 1236 Oread, 1126 La .............................2180R •Alfrey, John, Col, Prof, Mil Sc, 203 MS, 2018 Tenn ..................................... 2747W Allen, A. J., Sgt, Asst Instr, Nav Sc, 108 MS, 942 N.H . .................................. *Allen, Ethan P., Prof, Pol Sc, Dir Govt Res. 412 W, 1801 La .....................2425R *Allen, F. C., Prof, Phys Ed. Basketball Coa ch , 107 R; 831 La ...........................300 Allen, H. C., Prof Erner, Chem, 19 BCL, 947 La . ... ............................................2960 • Allen, Robert, Physician, Wat, 831 La ................................................................... 300 • Allsup, Jean. Sec'y, Physics, 202 B, 1132 Tenn ............................................... 2894M •Althaus, C. B .. Assoc Prof, Ed, 120 F, 930 Oak ................................................1428J •Ames, W. P., Lab Asst, Geol Surv, 132 L: 946 Ohio ........................................2095 •Amini, Hannah, Instr, Enl!l, 501 F; 639 Ala ..................................................... 3402J •Anderson, Geo., Assoc Prof, Hist, 104 FS, RR 4, Univ. Dr ......................... 236::!R Anderson, Hazel, Law Libr, 207 G; 1343 Tenn ................................................. 2737 •Anderson, L. E., Prof, Organ & Theory, 30A FS, 1635 Ala .......................1005R Anderson, Margaret, Assoc Prof, Speec-h, 8 G , 1126 La ............................1057W *Anderson, R. V., Capt, Asst Prof, Nav Sc, 108 MS, 308 Lane P , Snflr .... . Anderson, Viola, Assoc Prof, Home Ee, 106 F. 1242 La . .................................. 2527 *Andes, Ammon, Assoc Prof, Aero En~. 103 EES, 1830 Ark . .................... 2622M •Andes, Gladys, Asst Instr, Math, 209 FS. 1830 Ark .... .................................. 2622M •Andrews. Mike, Instr, Design, 318 FS: 740 m. .............................................. 3435M •Argersinger, W. J., Asst Prof, Chem, 204 BCL. 1831 N .H ........................... 3381J •Atha, Quincy, Field Rep, Ext Div. 111 F, 801 Ind . ........................................ 1426M • Axe, Leonard H., Dir Univ Ser, Prof, Econ, 225 FS, 1638 Ill . ........................ 1334 •Babcock, Dorothy, Typist, Reg Off, 122 FS. 13 Lane R, Snflr ...................... . Babcock, Wealthy, Assoc Prof, Math, 209 FS, 701 W 23rd ............................1883R •Baca, John, Asst Instr, Rom Lang, 119 FS, 403 Lane 3 Snflr . ....................... . •Bacon, John, Asst, Biology, 314 S , Snflr . ........................................................... . •Baer, Charles, Instr, Engr Draw, 302 M, 936 Ky . ................................................978 •Bailey, A. R., Instr, Shop Prac, 105 Fow, 1120 Oregon ................................ 1430J •Baker, C. M., Dir of Libr, 305 W, 1655 Miss . .................................................... 2415M •Baker, Rollin, Asst Instr, Zool, 20·1 D, Snflr . ................................................... . •Balyeat. Genevieve, Instr, Ed, 11 UHS, 715 Tenn .............................................2590 •Bantz, Wilbur, Strkpr, Chem, 210 BCL, 1731 Ky .............................................2425J •Barber, Ann, Asst, Ext Libr, 17 F, 1231 La ........................................................... 2017 •Barker, Thomas, Asst Instr, Psych, 11 FS, 604 Ky ........................................ . Barnes, George E., Press Asst, Univ Press, 545 N 1st ...................................... �,-K.U . Phone Name-Title-Departmen~Resi dence Res. Phone 103 17 202 156 3 4 I I •Barnes, J.E., Pressman, Univ Press, 545 N 1st ................................................... . Barnes, Nellle, Asst Prof, Engl, 303 F, 1717 La .............................................1645R Barnes, Vivian, Steno, Geol Surv, 226 L, 545 N 1st ........................................... . Barnett, Howard, Asst Instr, Math, 215 F S, 1224 Dela ................................. 2823W *Barnhill, Agnes, Typist, Reg Off. 122 FS, 1652 Ill ......................................... 2415J •Barnhill, Ellis, Acct Cl, Bus Off, 123 FS, 1652 Ill ............................................ 2415J •Barr, Harold G., Prof, Sch of Rel, 1 My, 1300 Oread ...................................... 2795 153 •Barrett, L. L., Assoc Prof, Rom Lang, 119 FS, W 11th ................................ 1056M 170 Barrett, R.H., Asst Instr, Pol Sc, 204 FS, 839 Ky . ................... .......................... 2611 30 •Bass, Thelma, Libr, West Civil, 201 Fow, 930 E 19 ........................................2384M 36 •Bass, Wm. B., Instr, Pharm, 211A BCL, 930 E 19 ........................................... 2384M 112 Baty, Marcia, Clerk, Water Lab, 12 M, RR 4 ................................................. .2n5W 16 •Bauer, Joanne, Instr, Engl, 401 F, 1730 Ill. ··············································-······2496 120 •Baum, R. J., Comdr, Assoc Prof, Nav Sc, 115 MS, 617 Ind ......................... 3277W 198 Bauman, Doris, Instr, Engl, 313 F, 1640 Mass ................................................. 1286J 207 Baumgartner, W. J., Prof Erner, Zool. 115 S, 1209 Ohio ..............................1601 6 •Bayles, C. G., Supt B & G, 201 RS, 1€47 Miss ...................................................1530 188-2r *Bayles, E. E., Prof, Ed, 105 F, 1408 Ky. ·········· ··················································-····787 115 •Beal, George M., Prof, Arch, 115 M, 213 W 14th ........................................... 2287J 61 •Beamer, Raymond, Prof, Entom, 315 S, 1000 Mo. ····· ····· · ····· ···· ·· ·· ·· - ·· ·············1365 37 *Bean, Thomas, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1700 La . ....................................... . 37 Bechtle, Gerald, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1201 Ohio ................................ 1745 72 *Beck, Leroi, Asst Instr, Physics, 102 B, 1608 Edgehill ................................ 1405R 3 *Beck, Nancy, Typist, Reg Off, 122 FS, 1319 Tenn . ........................................2565i\i 110 Bell, Mrs. Dorothy K., Asst Cir Libr, 312 W, 1343 Tenn . ............................1547R 156 *Bell, Philip O., Assoc Prof, Math, 209 FS, 2112 Vt ...................................... .2487R 89 *Belt, Wm., Asst Instr, Phys Ed, 107 R, 1201 Oread ........................................ 1454J *Bennett, Beverly, Teacher, Nursery Sch, 1100 Mo.; 1411 Mass . ............... .2351J Benson, Vernon, Asst Instr, Math, 215 FS, Bldg 1 Rm 114 Snftr Drm ........ . 200 •Bergstrom, Dollie, Steno, Housing Off, 10 FS, 1331 Vt .............................1131M 73 *Berthelsen, Harlan, Res Asst, Biochem, 105 BCL, 1204 R.I. 105 *Beth, Elmer F., Prof, Joum, 106 J, 1227 Ohio .......................... :::::::::::::::::::::::i879W 213 :miiry, Joseph, Assoc Prof, Econ, 12 FS, 1901 N.H ......................................... 1888R 64 •B ~ris, Valeda, Steno, Speech, 5 G, 1241 Tenn ............................................. 2675R 103 s ~PFEdward, Bindery Fore, Univ P ress, 2209 R.I .......... ....................... 2554M 156 Black, f\i°ience, Assoc Prof, Math, 209 FS, 1300 La ......................................... 1309 132 Bla~ ,F a colm, Instr, Econ, 212 FS, 1528 Tenn .............................................2035 36 *Blairh X!bcet' Instr, Pharm, 211A BCL, 1124 Miss ........................................ 1429 159 *Block' J srof, Draw & Paint, 319 FS, 1015 Ala ................................... 2328 141 B ir. o d ., Prof, Acctg, 208 FS, 742 Ind ................................................. 1907 72 1 2 30 B~Jl~er,:ti~~a~!~V~~f~;,~!!~sc~1t~ofi FL;.;,:·i621·1fii:·::::::::::~:::::::::::::fa1m 120 *Bollm, G. W., Chief Clk, NROTC, 115 MS, 502 Lane 14 Snftr 158 :one, ME)rtpa. ~eno. Socio!, 3 F, 1000 Miss. ·······························:··::::::::::::::::ia51M 20 1 0 *B~~~•Ho;i:r~. ;;;t 1i~o La. ·········································· 2958 155 *B t· 11 Th G I US • 3 Oread ···································· 201 •Bo me Yw• eo., eo • GS, 221 L, 200 w 13th ........................................1904W 182 1 owers, a ter, Res Assoc, Bus Res, 110 EES, 1701 Ohio ............................ 1679R 57 Boynton, Mrs. Flora, Sec'y Endow Ass'n, 224 FS 1646 Ala. 1526T Bracke, Wm, Instr, Engl , 601 F; 2 We:;twood Rd.' ......... ··················· ·· 2881 84 *Bradford, H. V., Asst Football Coach, 207 R 1701 Ala. ·······························1210R 218 *Bradley, John D., Asst Prof, Soc Serv, 405 S 905 Ohio............................. . 120 :Bradley, R. S., Lt. Comdr.! Asst Prof, Nav Sc.' 104 MS, 2 Aqt-idc.CSn.flr:·:::: 121 Bradshaw, G. W., Prof, Civil Engr, 209 M, 1641 Miss . .............................. 1826W 153 Brady, Agnes, Asst Prof, Rom Lang, 117 FS, 1211 Oread . ·· 986 4 :BranuI!l, Charlotte, Cashier, Bus Off, 123 FS, 13 Lane p Snflr·······................ 123 Brendlinger, Wm., Asst Instr, Engr Draw, 302 M, 216 Drive c snftr ············ 37 •Brewster, R. Q., Prof, Chem, 214 BCL 1720 M. · ·········· 78 *Brodie, Donald, Assoc Prof, Pharm, 109 BCL i~&oo··ifis·5······· .....................l2 6 3 1wR 203 •Brown, Arden D., Lab Asst, Geo! Surv 15A L' 62 1 R.I · ························ 5 99 108 *Brown, Bert L ., Asst, Elec Engr, 102 M'. 306 Lexin on· s:.:;;·.:.························· 113 •Brown, F. L., Prof, Appl Mech, 107 M 1515 St 1fgt d' rn.u. ····· ··· .. ············ .. 172-lr •Brown, Howard, Strkpr, Bact, 618 S i726 K ra or ······························· .. ···16-,5 126 Brown, Leonard, Instr, Mech Engr, 212 M, 1lii1.Tenn:·:::·· ···························· 1881 J Brown: Mrs. Treva, Dir Corbin Hall, Corbin H u ·······················• ...........34 37 Browning, Dorothy, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL \129.La·································· 86 0 Brumback, F. L., Asst, Math, 114 M, 829 Ind. • · ········•·····-··• ............. 569 171 Buchele, Luther, Res Asst, Bact, 506 S 1614 K ·········································• ..... l426W 64 •Buehler. E. C., Prof, Sp, 3 G , 1507 Mas~. y. ················· ............................ 205 16 Bunce, Mary, Instr, Engl, 203 F, 1 301 La. ·.············································· .. ······· ..... 2952 93 •Bunker, C . D ., Asst Curator Nat Hist 306.. n···l330 ..Vi°9fu............................. 3232 37 : Burkhardt, W inston, A sst Instr, Chern', 214 BCL, Snflr Dorm··· ·········· ........ l 94 J 101 Burnett, Martha, ;Asst, Ext Libr, 17 F, 621 Hercules, Snflr · ·· ··················· 21 .Burnham, Josephine, P r of Erner, Engl, 211 F 1652 Mi ····· ················.. . 20 Burzle, J. A:• Asst Prof, German, 304 F 38 ss. ······ ············•···· ........l 761 20 *BurzlE>, Muriel, Instr, German, 30 4 F, 38 Win mona ··························•······· ···· 2113R 91 Bush, Dessa , Asst Prof, Design, 3 24 FS, 1201 og~e~·············•····· ···················2113R 46 Byrn, Mrs. Coen, Hostess, Mem Union, 804 M . d ···································· 2380J o ············································2488M Bf ¥il 1in' fri';f;, 'i!illl~~o~ i/· 1 11 w· 8 Res. Phone K.U. Phone Name-Title Department Residence 196 Cadwell Ruth, Fd Supvr Cafeteria, Mem Union, 1712 Learnard ······ .. 183 •caldervlood, Natalie, Instr, Engl, 501 F, 800 Ill. ····························.................. 3115 64 •Calderwood, Robert, Assoc Prof, Sp, 5 G, 800 Ill. ··············............................ 205 30 Caldwell, George, Proctor,. West Civil, 201 Fow, 1614 Ky. ···················.·:~·.:i7 3M 158 •camien, Laiten, Instr, Socio, 3 F, 1225 Ky.•········ ...... ································· 1733M 40 •camien, Verna, Typist, Vet Bur, 2 FS, 1225 Ky.············································ 2549J 62 •camp, Russell, Prep, Mus Nat Hist, 12 D, 1637 W 9 ........................................ . 180 •canuteson, Ralph I., Dir, Heal Serv,. Wat, 1638 Miss. ································1492w •c J Sheldon Asst Prof Ceramics, 308 FS, 738 Ill. •·······················nfl 181 51 • c!~flo'n, .Elmer, Lt. Col., Ass~c Prof, Mil Sc, 104 M~. 11 Doug. Rd .• S lo33W 217 *Carman, J. Neale, Prof, Rom Lang, 119 FS. 1020 Mame········ ·····················2902W •Camey, Gerald M., Asst Prof, Music Ed, 35 FS, 2119 Ky···························· 2941R 68 •Carrington, Helen, Instr, Home Ee, 106 F, 643 Tenn .... ·······························30s4W 22 Case, James, Asst, Biology, 303 S, 1020 Mo.············:······································· lll0R *Castor, Gloria, Steno, Chem Engr, 128 L, 13 39 OhIO ···································· 3336J 166 4 153 Cebula, Irene, Ass! Instr, Rom Lanhg, 117 F SB,1 l~is ·ohio··::::::::::::::::::::1946J • chamberlain, David, Asst Instr, C em, 21 4 · . 1946J 37 *Chamberlain, Dorothea, Instr, Engl, 401 F. 1008 Ohio ································2140J 15 *Chandler H. E., Assoc Prof, Ed, 121 F, 1320 Haskell ·········· ······················· 2640W 8 *Chapman, Arthur, Asst Instr, Zoo!, 218 S, 9 46 % R.I ....siif'Aia··················· .... 1790 34 36 Chapman, Audrey, Sec'y to DeGan,.dPhBarm1• ~~ Oread .... ·...............2278W Chenoweth, Jeanne, Psychom, m ur, • 3134 221 49-2r •Chia usso, Jan, Prof, Piano. 127 FS, 2046 N.H ............................._. ..................... •chriftensen, Thomas, Counselor, Guid Bur, 2A FS, 1201 Oh;o ~··············· 222 Christoffers, Harry, Asst Instr, Chem, 219 BCL: Snflr Dorm ················2955w Chronic Byron, Asst Instr, Geol, 303 L, 1328 Ohio············ ... ························ 738 *Chubb 'Herman B., Prof, Pol Sci, 204 FS, 2040 Vt.··········· ····························2615 170 *Clark 'carroll D., Prof, Socio, 3 F, 643 Ind. ····················································2191J ]58 *Cl rk' Jane Clerk, Vet Bur. 2 FS, 818 Tenn . ....... •····•····································· 40 •ci8rk' Loui's, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 6.06 Ky. •······································· 37 •c1!rk' Ralph, Prof, Pharm, 209 BCL, 612 Miss. ····· ·············c··························1458 97 Clement, Preston, Asst Instr, Elec Engr, 214 EEL, 1115 W ampus ············ *Clements S . Eugene, Asst Prof, Elec Engr, (on leave) ··································2291 •Clifford, Rosalie, Typist, Bus Offl, 121AFS: 1320216CF0Snn9.4·s···I··1·1·························· "i887R 4 Clodfelter, Mildred C., Steno, A um ss n, , · ························ 9 *Cloke Richard , Sgt., Asst Instr, ROTC, 203 M.S, 2021 La. ·························2187 J 51 •c1 bb M. D. Prof., Engl, 203 F , 6 24 Ky.···················································· ·····2187J 16 Clubb • Merreh, Jr., Asst Instr, Engl, 501 F, 624 Ky ........................................ . 183 •co';te; Clarence, Instr, Elec Engr,. EEL, Haskell ····o···h·:·································· 108 p octor West Civil 200 Fow, 1316 10 ..........•......•...........• c h • L ui 30 •c~~k~. len~~ll.rAsst Cu r,Mus,_ Nat Hist, 306 D, 218 Dr C Snflr·.. ::.::::2222R 184 4 •Cole Lee, Instr, Joum, lA J, 16 Mass. ······················· ······················· 1477W :, 38 *Coleman, James, Asst Prof, Psych, 23 FS, 1633 Vt. ····································ii4-F-14 151 · M Alli s to Dean, Engr, 113 M, Lecompton .................... 117 Collins, rs. . e, ec Chem 214 BCL 1604 Univ Dr. ····························236~1\II 37 CoJlin~ ,~hnw.X~i\~;t~. Pol Sci, 202 FS, 501 Rockledge ············•············3215 M 56 g~~:~r' Allie: Assoc Prof, Pia~o •. 33 FS, 1300 La. 116 Cook, Arthur, Proctor, West ClVll, 20lB Fow, 9-1.o In · ·······:·:::::::::::::::::::::..1520R Cook Nancy, Asst Rom Lang, 117 FS, 940 1nd · ······················· .1614 153 c • Evelyn Asst Bact 513 S 1317 Mass. ·················································29a5R •cooprr, d Wesley, A;st In;tr, Engr Draw, 302 M: 1530 Mass.···················· 3010 123 •c~¥c!e~n Robert, Asst Instr, Anat, 30l H, 1138 M~ss ······································254~.J A t Instr Chem 214 BCL 1005 Mame •····································1382:a C ory. j 0 h~~lv~ 37 Instr.'Elec E;.,_gr, 203 EEL, 1308 Conn. •······························ 7 R 108 Janet, 'instr, Piano: 127 FS, 1203 Oread s8w 49-2r 4 137-2r •cove • Eleanor, Cir Asst, L1br, 108 W , 6 1 Mo. ····· ··················::::::::................ 305!l Co a~. Robert, Instr, Econ, 12 FS, 816 Ky. ·······························: .................... 2266M 213 •c y fton Allen Prof, Speech, 5 G , 2202 N.H. ······· ····················· 22GSM 64 •ci~on' Jessie~. Instr, Speech, 5 G, 2202 N .H. ································· ···········::2283W 64 •Craik Warren Asst Instr, Biol. 316 S. 826 Mo. ···:········································ 2846 •c ll 'A T. sirkpr, Phar m, 111A BCL, 908 Mame ········································1926 78 ra • · • p f ff t 108 FS. 1538 Ky. ···················································· 134 •Crawford, C. 1f ·• po • t ~s Wes:t Civil 200 Fow 1106 Ohio ························2882R 30 0 192 198 19 *Crow Nevilyn, Asst Instr, Ba<:t, 5l 3 S, W 14 ······ ··························· ..3262'\l\7 • d H rold Asst Instr, Biol, 326 S, 769 N 7 ········································· 1380M 173 Crow er, rt 'A t Engr Draw 302 M 1725 Barker ································ M 123 •Crum~, Her e de X'sit Prof, Rom'Lang, hs FS, 1704 Tenn. ······················1721 95 Crumrine, Mat Asst Math 114 M 1025 W Hills ················································2903 220 Curran,SRobertl •curry, 2.mue •• A s st, Phar~ , 215 'BCL, 1602 Mass. ············································225 36 ········i~i~ a cf ~fJ"a• •·····d·································::iiia°J g~t\~~~. •······························::::::::::::flo :g~~~~t~ri~~;~:srtt~~~~~P.~ili~o~ fnr~.-. :::·:::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~N! t 129 128 90 9 * H r Prof, Mech Engr, 211 M, 1654 Univ Dr .............. ................... 1113W E:~!~hE. 1p~of, Econ, 4 FS, Pioneer Rd. ·························::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1702 •D · F. B. Prof Erner, Chem, 1 224 La. ······························· 1810R ams, • A t I tr Mech Engr MEL 1201 Tenn. ······························ lOR *Dalby, Harry, ss . rsE:kt Div 117 F 1201' Tenn. ········································18 • Dalby, Lavon,TTyphis • Nursery' Sch Mo 1216 La .... ···························•2175 Darby, Anne, eac er. , ·• B., iioo �K.U. Phone Name-Title-Department-Residence Res. Phone J00-2r *Davidson, Arthur, Prof, Chem 300 BCL 9 w·1 l06 . *Dav!dson, Dell, Custodian, Sta'dium, 1112 m. .~~.~~.. :::: ·. ···· ··· · · · · ·· · .. ·· · ·· · ··•· .. •·•· 175 4 l23 Dav~s, Lawrence, Asst Instr, Engr Dra w 302 M 804 K · ······ ........... ··············2427 47 *Davis, R. M., Prof, Law, 205 G 2210 N.H: • y. ········•··············• .....112s 134 *Davis, W. W., Prof, Hist, 108 F's , 706 W 12···························· ................................ 2151 108 .Day, Robert, Asst, Elec Engr, 214 EEL 214!fVt".' ······ ·········• ................................ ll14 "'Dean, Wm. T., Asst Prof, Law 201 G '1804 Ind ············· .................................. :,.1 715 50 *Deckwa, Edward, Asst Instr shop Pr~c 105 Fo~··102··········--·•..................... 1.i 99 R *Defor!l, Donald, Res Asst, Chem, 31 4 BCL 908 Ind. O R.I. ....................... l 891 J 198 *Deidrick, Ann Asst J.nstr Engl F 912 I d ...................................... 3447R 149 •Deidrick, Elg~, Asst Inst;, Geoi. 313 1068W 303 L 912 37 Delaney, Joseph, Asst Instr, Chem, 214°BCL, 2i6.Snfu.Do:;... ··· .. ··.. ·--• ..........l0 6BW Deioi:ig, Evelyn, Instr, Music, 129A FS 1221 o d .ms ······.. ·--........... 40 ~Denlinger, Elcie, Clerk, Vet Bur, 2 FS b1 E 23 r e a .......................................... 33-i 15 *Dergance, Marion, Asst Instr En I 401 F 1529.. if········...............................2l1 3W 37 •D~ssE;rt, Louis, Asst Instr, Ch~m, 'i4 BCL ' 209 La~ jf grrfli: .. ··· .. ··.. ····.......l 860J 54 D~etrich, Marjorie, Sec to Dean, Law, 108 G 1126 T e · ..................... . 134 *Dpley, Harold, Instr, Hist, 108 FS, 2130 V t nn . ............................ l 840W 6,t D1xo!l, Donald, Asst Prof, Sp, 5 G 412 W 6 . ········........ .................................... 2843 139 Doermg, Kathleen, Assoc Prof, Efutom, 3os··s:··121i'Tenn·............... ............2749w Dolbee. Cora, Exch Libr, Watson 1301 RI ........................2512:M 199 Donovan, Margaret, Steno, Vis Ed~c. 15 F · i52:fii'H....................................... 2525 155 Dougherty, Lucy, Instr, Math, 209 FS, 18 E 13 · · ·······......................... ll46W 220 Douglas, W. H., Asst, Math, 114 M , 1540 La. . .................................................2267 171 Downs, Cora, Prof, Bact, 522 S, 1625 Ala. ·············· ........................................443 72 : Doxon, John, Asst Instr, Physics, 102 B, 129.Lane·N··s nfl.r···· ·..................... 2676J 92 Dresden, Max, Asst Prof, Physics, 204 B 1130 T ' · ......................... . 205 *Dreyer, R. M., Assoc Prof, Geol, 304 L '1231 o e~ ....................................... 210 Dudgeon, Esther, Res Asst, Res Fd, 216 FS 309 Eef9tli.................................... . ~ Duree, Barbara, Instr, Engl, 313 F , 1129 L~ . ................... ::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::~~ -56a 159 Eastwood, Raymond, Assoc Prof, Dr & P t g , 321 FS 947 L :l..3/if /f 151 *Eddy, Carla, Asst Instr, Psych, 11 FS, 846 Al . , a . ........................ 2960 171 Edgar, Eleanor, Res Asst Bact 6 0,1 S 301 1733 98 *Edwards, K~rl, Instr, Ed,' Prin UHS, is UHS 1809J 139 *Egbert, Addie, Res Asst, En tom, 323 S , 1310 P r o~ e ct · .......... ....................... 40 • Eibel, E. R ., Prof, Phys Educ, Dir Vet Bur, 2 FS7 821 123 * Elder, C. R. , Asst Instr, Engr Draw, 302 M 812 NH ........................... 2367 112 Elder, Mary, Sec, Water Lab 2 M 615 oi{· . . ................................... 3420W ;El~ridge, Seba, Prof, Socio! {on l~ave) ... 10 .................................................. 2350W 123 87 • Ell!ot, John: Asst, Engr Draw, 302 M, 303 . L a ne· 8 ·s nfl···................................. . EII!ott, Justme, Sec to Ext Div, 115 F 1511 H r . ............................... . Ell!ott, Mabel, Assoc Prof, Socio! ( on' leave) askell ........... ........................2664W 153 1 . ~ ott, Maude, A~st Prof, Rom Lang, 117 FS, 1416 w •i" ................................. 419 sworth, Fred, Sec, Alumni Ass'n, 226 FS 1325 W C ... ....... .................... 2944 *jllsworth, Maud, Assoc Prof Educ 332 FS ' 1325 W C ampus .................... 2954 ngel, ~. F ., Prof Erner, Ger'man, i 619 S C~esce n ampus .................... 2954 120 ~ng_Ieskmd, K. W., Asst Instr, Nav Sc 108 M S \ i H ............................... 1620M 942 . . .............................. . * nsmg, Janet, Asst Instr, Zool, 202 S , i238 M is~ 120 Pifs, J. P ., Lt., Instr, Nav Sci , 108 MS, 1700 1072W 15 * r ~rt,. Wanda, Steno, Engl, 201 F, 8 4 l La . · .. .......................................... 1269W 220 Erk1letian, D. H., Asst Instr. Math, 114 M ioi" .............................................2995J 2 30 ~vans, Ferd, Proctor, West Civil 200 Fow l6!'l - ~: .... .................................... 1479 22 vans, Mary E., Instr, Home Econ, 118 F, 1343 .lSS .......... ...................... .2415M nn ....................................... 766W 201 ;Fairchild, Helen, Draftsman Geol Su 20 82 ::alkenstien, E. L., Bus Mgr,' Ath 103 54i ~ • 1046 K y . ............................ 3403J 91 Farmer, porothy, Instr, Design. 324 FS '1124 M.~9 . ..................................... l919R 213 34-93 *Farmer, van, Instr, Econ , 12 FS, 1510 Uni.v D r.1 s . ....................................... 1429 *F=~~:~: Asst Prof, Zool, 205 S , 302A D ...i iTi\~rui········· ............... 1914 20 Far II M o Y, Asst Inst r , German. 304 F 1611 6T ................... . 198 *F re ' r_s. Helene, Instr, Engl, 313 F 1714 M· enn . .......................... . 145 F;~st, Doris, Asst Instr, Bact, 532 S, 1301 Co IS<, ............... .. ................ ...... 2891 28 *Fei ney, Wm, Asst Instr, Engl, 601 F 1701 Tenrg1· ..................... ····· ······· ....... 2291 64 *FeJt~;a~~~;,efn"st~te Steno, Stud .A.ff, 228 FS , ·1 Lane ..d°Snfl .................. 2729 8 .• FFent, Oscar, Geol , G~ol~~rvch,1511GL, 11122497LMa . ······• ............................~.: ............... 569 40 ~ erguson Je Typ·1st ' , ass. ············--·· Ferm, Ri~hardn, 37 , Vet Bur, 2 FS, 1405~~ Ma.ss :··: ............................... 1448R Ferm, Robert ,A Ast\Instr, Chem , 214 B C L , 1222 Miss . ................................. 2789J 166 170 *Fields, Eldon' A s5i pns~r, Chem Enm-, 23 L , 1222 M i ss ..................................... .495 ...F~nney, Rich~rd~~ssto • Pol Sci, 204 F S . 2216 N.H . ..... :::··:::·· .. ·······• ............ .495 59 ~F!rner, Henry, Elec F EngrBDr aw & 1\/fath, 302 M, 1045 W Ii"ff"·····• ......... 1814R 1 s ··········· .. ···1700 *Fishel, V . C. En . rmn, & G , RS , 1422 N.Y. 15 *Fisher, Hazei Aft 1 cra rge, USGS. 111 L. 701 nf."·····•.................................. 1232 98 *FJsher, Wm, inst: Eds ~• E ngl, 401 F. 1309 Ky . ....... :::::::• .. ····· .....................3343 3 Fitzpatr ick Sallv ,Typu _, URS, 1:309 Ky. ......... · · ····•• .................. 2341J 143 *Flanders . Ruth, Ste ~t, Re.E?, 122 F S , 1!115 .2341J no, ews Bur , 222A FS, 19l 4 Ohi o ane ··•·•········• .......... ! 73 .............. .................. 19.>2M fu · ................... ........................ Jff.1 J ······............................................ ;f:s·vr····• ............................ ·~!iss ···········................. f vf ............................................ T~ R' ~~~a{g' o.. f Mead.ow··L·•• ......................... 10 K.U. Phone Name-Title-Department-Residence Res. Phone 150 *Flint, L. N., Prof Erner, Journ, 3 J, 1603 La .....................................................2897 37 Fockler, Helen, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1221 Oread ................................334 *Foley, JoAnn, Proofreader, Univ Press, 1009 Ky ......... .................................... 103 Ford, Barbara, Proctor, West Civil, 201A Fow, 1215 Oread ..........................1783 30 •Foreman, Calvin, Instr, Math, 114 M, 409 Lane 7 Snflr ................................. .. 220 *Foster, Charles, Asst, Math, 114 M, 1201 Tenn ...............................................1810R 220 *Foster, Helen, Instr, Voice, 132 FS, 1201 Tenn ................................................1810R 43 194 Foster, Patricia, Pub! Mem Ass'n, 218 FS, 905 Ohio ........................................2276 *Fowler, John, Asst Instr, Appl Mech, Hyd Lab, 729 Conn . ..........................1142 Francis, Anna, Asst Instr, Drawing, 319 FS, 1015 Ala ................................... 2328 159 Franklin, Martha, Instr, Phys Educ, 104 R, 1309 Tenn ................................... 1867 81 *Freeburg, Mary, Typist, Reg Off, 122 FS, 1345 Vt ............................................. 3159 3 Freeman, Nancy, Psychom, Guid Bur, 1 FS, 1400 La .................................1534R 191 89 *French, Marilyn, Steno, Phys Ed, 107 R, 1532 Tenn .....................................1580W French, Ruth, Res Asst, Bact, 605 S, 1538 Tenn ............................................ 2685W Fryar, Marshall, Asst Instr, Mech Engr, 211 M, 1100 Ind .............................284 129 *Frye, John, Exec Dir, State Geol Surv, 206 L, 1711 Ala ...............................1143 201 86-2r *Frye, Robert, Strkpr, Physiol, 102 H, 416 Wisconsin ...................................... 126 Fuchs, John, Instr, Mech Engr, 212 MEL, 1116 Ind . ........................................612 211 123 17 153 68 196 111 158 213 180 169 30 196 122 128 159 115 91 59 40 182 3 24 139 •Gagliardo, D., Prof, Econ, 14 FS, 1108 Ohio ............. .. ........................................ 2698 •Gamber, Jesse, Asst Instr, Engr Draw, 302 M ............................................... .. Gardner, Lulu, Prof, Engl, 303 F, 1242 La ...........................................................1559 Gardner, May, Prof, Spanish, 117 FS, 1200 Miss . .... ............................................ 208 •Gaston, E. Thayer, Assoc Prof, Music Ed, 35 FS, 1653 La ............................. 2785 *Gaston, Lois, Off Asst, Mem Union, 1140 Ohio ................................................ •Geltch, Waldemar, Prof, Violin, 134 FS, 1026 Colonial Ct . ............................ 3196 *Gibbard, Harold, Asst Prof, Sociol, 3 F , 1045 Tenn ..................................... 3176M *Gibson, Hilden, Assoc Prof, Pol Sci & Socio! ( on leave) ............................ Gilmore, Solon, Asst Instr, Econ, 12 FS, 1245 W Campus .......... .................... 868 *Gimblet, Dorothy, Clerk, Health Serv, Wat, 925 Ind .......................... .........2377W •Glockzin, Albert, Asst Instr, Geol, 428 L, 201 Drive C Snfl.r ........................ *Glotzbach, Robert, Instr, Piano, 303 FS, 1021 Mass . ....................................1959J •Gontard, Ellen, Proctor, West Civil, 200 Fow, 1231 Oread ............ ~ ...........3427W •Gradert, Ruth, Cashier, Mem Union, 1333 N.H . ................................................ 1025 Grant, Mary, Assoc Prof, Latin & Greek (on leave) ....................................... . •Gray, E. S., P r of, Mech Engr, 117 M, 1629 Barker ......................................... 2689W *Green, Delmar, Asst Instr, Econ, 4 FS, 1724 Miss ......................................... 2631J *Green, Robert, Asst Prof, Draw & Ptg, 319 FS, 2121 Tenn ......................... 2816M Green, Ruth, Instr, Arch, 115 M, 745 Ohio ..................................................... . Greenman, Nancie, Asst Prof, Design, 324 FS, 1238 Miss ............................. 1072W •Grider, R. L., Assoc Prof Erner, Min Engr, B & G, 1400 La . ......................1534R •Griffing, George, Asst Instr, Physics, 102 B, 108 Lane Q Snflr..................... *Griffing, Roberta, Tyoist, Vet Bur, 2 FS, 108 Lane Q Snflr . ......................... . *Grothaus, Clarence, Res Assoc. Res Fd, 110 EES, 909 Ind . ..........................2794J *Guiney, Helen, Typist, Reg Off, 122 FS, Snflr................................................. .. •Gulley, Tobe, Carp Frmn, B & G, 779 Locust ................................................1936R •Guntert, Robert, Lab Asst, Entom, 329 S, 312 Maiden Lane ........................2196 *Haagen, C. Hess. Asst Prof, Psych, 11 FS, 1209 Ohio ....................................1601 Habein, Margaret, Dean of Women, 220 FS, 800 Ill ....................................... 3115 Hackman, Mary, Recorder, Reg Off, 122 FS. 1100 Ten.TI . ..............................1770 Hadley, Mrs. Lena, Instr, Math, 209 FS, 1::l00 La ...........................................1309 •Hagerman. Betty, Sec, Geol Surv, 206 L, Baldwin ....................................... . Haggard, Marko, Proctor, West Civil, 200 Fow, '108 E 19 ............................ 2977R Haglund, Dorothy, Sec to Dean, Grad Sch, 227 FS, 600 Ind . ........................2632R *Hahn, Marcus, Asst Instr, Music Educ, 3!1 FS, 936 Ky . ......................................978 Haile, Vermelle, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1247 Ky ...................................1008 *Haines, D. D., Assoc Prof, Civil Engr, 14 M, 1514 Stratford ......................1089J *Hall, E. R., Prof, Zoo!, Dir, Mus Nat Hist, 101 D, 626 Ohio ...................... 2930R Hamilton, Jerald, Asst Instr, German, 304 F , 1425 La .................................. . 34 •Ha mmer, Fannie, Steno, Zool, 207 S, 2235 E Drive .......................................3239R 72 *Hammer, F. E., Asst Instr, Physics, 102 B, 1406 Tenn .................................1521R *Haney, Paul, Dir Water Lab, 2 M, 1745 La .......................................................1676J 112 21 *Hankins, John, Prof, Engl, 211 F, 805 Tenn .....................................................2921M 198 *Hankins Nellie, Instr, Engl, 313 F, 805 Tenn ...................................... ...........2921M 90-2r *Hanson, 'Hobart, Dir Inst & Conf, Ext Div, 115 F, Snflr................................... 14 •Hanson, LorinJ?, Assoc Prof, Appl Mech, Hyd Lab, Eudora ..........................144 •Har den, June, Ref Libr, Ext Libr. 17 F, 1123 Oregon .................................... 3471J 101 156 •Hardman Norma , Instr, Math. 20!! FS, 101 Lane B Snflr ............................. .. 123 Hare, Paul, Asst, Engr Draw, 302 M , 1546 Mass................................................. 1449 Hargiss Clarke Asst, Engr Draw, 202 M, W 10 ...................... .............................534 156 Harkle;oad, Lois, Asst, Math, 209 FS, 1537',~ Tenn......................................... 506 6 *Harris, Hallie, Bldg Cust, B & G, 512 La ........................................................... 1394J 182 *Harris, L . G., Res Asst, Res Fd, 110 EES, 1212 N.Y . .................................... 764W 3 •Harris, Mary, Steno, Reg Off, 122 FS, 2247 Mass .........................................2829R 180 •Harry, Betty, Steno, :fealth Serv, Wat, 1017 N.H. ........................................ .. Hart, Gibson, Asst Instr, Engr Draw, 202 M, W 10 ........................................ 534 151 12 3 155 201 30 5 68 37 192 184 11 �K .U. Phone Name-Titie-Department- Residence Res. Phone 103 *Hart, H. D., Asst Plant Foreman, Univ Press, J, 315 E 19 ............................1605J Hartley, Raymond, Asst Instr, P sy ch, 17 FS, 141 6 Tenn . ............................ 1555 157 Hartzell, Mrs. Helen, Typist, Reg Off, 122 FS, 1525 N.H ............................. 1619R 50 *Hausman, Paul, Asst Prof, Shop Prac, 103 Fow, 2042 N.H........................... 2266W 36 *Havenhill, L. D., Prof Erner, Pharrn, 402 BCL, 1539 V t .... ·······-·················1900 34 *Hawley, Wm, Asst Instr, Zool, 207 S, 108 Lane N, Snflr . ............................... . *Hayes, Mary, Asst Instr, Engl, 401 F, 2301 Mass .......................................... 2224W *Heiberg, Lloyd, Asst, Engr D r aw, 302 M, 1944 Barker ................................2308\V 123 120 Helm, F. R., Steno, Nav Sc, 115 MS, 910 Ohio ......................... ......................... .2813J *Hendricks, Bernard, Asst, Engr Draw, 206 M, 2216 Ohio .............................. 91 Hendricks, Gladys, Instr, Design, 324 FS, 1310 La ......................................... 1534J 4 Hensley, Betty, Acct Clerk, Bus Off, 121 FS, 1603 % Mass ....................... 2373W 217 *Herman, J. C., Instr, Rom Lang, 119 FS, 938 Ky........................................... 3213W 153 Herrera, Connie, Instr, Rom Lang, ll 7 FS, 1538 Tenn. ··················-··-·······.2685W 110 Hershey, Mildred, Ref Lib, 302 W, 1343 Tenn. ··················-····························1547R 31 Hess, Velma, Steno, Chem, 214 BCL, 718 Ohio ········-···········-············--········2536 74 *Hessler, V. P., Prof, Elec Engr, 108 M, 1713 Ala ........................................... 2697R 22 Hill, Edna, Prof, Home Ee, 102 F. 1609 Stratford Rd .....................................1237\V 123 Hill, Stephen, Asst Instr, Engr Draw, 302 M, 1933 Learnard .................... 239IJ *Hinshaw, Alfred, Asst Instr, Anat, 101B H , 139 Lane R Sn.fir . ..................... . 4 *Hird, Irene, Typist, Armed Forces Credit Off, 121 FS, 1911 B arker·······-··· 3 *Hitt, J. K., Registrar, 122 FS, 643 Tenn ........................................................... 2966R 203 *Hladik, Wm., Engr Aide, Geo! Surv, 132 L , 745 ill . ......................................... 1730R 37 *Hoag, Edward, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 125 Lane B Sn.fir..................... 173 *Hodgden, Burton, Asst Biol, 314 S, 215 Lane R Snflr ...................................... . 92 *Hoecker, Frank, Assoc Prof, Physics, 204 B, 1503 Haskell -······················3263W 34 37 Hoff, Elton, Asst, Zoo!, 221 S, 1425 Tenn. ···················································-·······552 *Hoffman, Kenneth, Asst Im.tr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1237 Oread ................... .2922W 152 *Hollands, E. H., Prof, Phil, 105 FS, 1530 R .I ..................................................... 29l6R 40 *Holmer, Robert, Asst Dir, Vet Bur, 2 FS, 116 Fillmore, Topeka ............... 6722 34 *Honey, J. A., Strkpr, Zoo!, 223 S, 308 W 12 ····························-··················· ...... 2711J *Hood, George, Prof, Engr Draw, 302 M, 1505 Crescent ............................... .2409 ! 18 Hoopes, Helen R., Asst Prof, Engl, 301 F, 1801 Miss . .................................... _1 882 81 Moo~~r, Ruth, Assoc P r of, Phys Educ, 108 R, Eldridge .................................... 807 119 • op inks, Wanda, Engr Libr, 119 M , 1524 N.H. ................................................ 1146W 68 162 •Morac~• Asst Instr, Brass Instr, 35A FS, 616% W 17 ......................... 1806M 40 *Horrt Lo. 1e, Assoc Prof, Botany, 410 S , 1030 Maine ................................ 3033J 3 H orsh, 01sM,Typist, Vet Bur, 2 FS, 1332 Conn . .............................................. 3281M 37 oug ton, rs. Edr:ia , Asst Recorder, Reg Off, 122 FS, 815 Ark ................. 3434 30 :HHouserd, EDddie,hEqmp Reprmn, Chem, 933 Ala .............................................. 1116W owar , wig t, Proctor, West Civil, 201B Fow, Ison~ W Campus 2720M 5 208 =M~:!t,dE~~1i~te~~nR~;1:ffecY.Si2fl W Campus ····················::::::::272 128 *H R s p 0f E • 0, Snflr .................................... . *H~r:r;d, Ra.iph: Asst¥n~:. ~sh c!, ..ioi"i:3···126·i"·n············--················ 712-K-l 2 72 51 "'Hubka, J. J., S t. 203 MS Rt. y ' a e p Snflr ···················· *Hughes, C . F., is;t Instr, Eng1,\ori:·1332··str·ong·:··:.--············--···················82 95 Hughes. Harry, Asst, Rom Lang, 115 FS, 1133 W Hills Pkwy i86166 *Hughes, Henry, Asst Instr, Chem Engr, 23 L, 123 Lane A Snflr · ······ *Hull, June, Asst, Math, 209 FS 19 W l . ················ 156 *Hume, David, Asst Prof, Chem, 313 BiL·:·Efaif"i:iai:ke;:... 139 *Hungerford, H. B., Prof, En tom, 323 S , 1503 C rescent ··· ··························· l 863 21 *Hyder, C. K., Assoc Prof, Engl, 211 F, 2201 N .H . .............. 183 Ikard, Paula, Instr, Engl, 501 F, 1700 Miss 84 *Ingalls, Robert, Asst Football Coach, 207 ·1f ..iio4·······················--····················· 2403 6 "'Ingels, Helen, Sec B & G, 1535 Vt. ' W 6 ································1799J 87 *Ingham, H. G., Dir Ext Div, 115 F 1714 ·Ill.····················· ··································l524 6 *Ingle, Oscar, Constr Frmn, B & G '810 K . ········································-·········.2330R *Innes, Wesley, Asst Instr, Anat, 201 B H , ~304.Tenn·_-····································· 2 566M 108 *Irwin, Charles, Asst, Elec Engr, 203 EEL 838 La ·················-················· 2183 141 •rse, John, Prof, Econ, 208 FS, 1208 l\fiss.' ............. :.. 91 *Jackel, Glori!=!, Asst Instr, Design, 324 FS 2032 Mass 127 *Jackel, Melvin, Instr, Mech Engr, 103 M ' 2032 M · ·· ·································223~ 20 91 :Jacobson, A~, Asst Instr, Germ, 304 F, '200 Lan!K: srifu:···························2233 11 · ························ • Jacobson, Arv1d, A~st Prof, Design, 324 FS, 1340 Tenn. James, Arlene, Typist, Educ, 120 F 912 Al . ································3411 56 Janes, Frances, Asst Instr Pol Sci '202 FS a 122f ·o······a.························-···.2661W 212 211 *Janeway, Ray, Asst Dir Libr, w j 724 K • rea ················-·······-·······334 37-lr *Jensen, F. B., Asst Prof, Econ, 14 FS. Su~·n·--··:a.············································2383W s1 202 Jensen, Mrs. Madga, Educ Libr, 201 W 600 . e ············································ 191 *J~wett, J.M., Geol, Geol Surv, 227 L, 529 Oh:=l ················································2883 :J!ndra, Dorothy, Steno, Guid Bur, 1 FS, 21 ot°La·········································2370M 48 *Jmd1;a, Roy, Photo Aide, Geo! , 405 L, 2101 L . · ··········································1479 * Jochim, Kenneth, Prof, Physiol, 6 H , 1240 0 -;. ······················· ··· •···················1479 4 Johnson, Dorothy, Asst Instr, Engl , 401 F 114 JM:i·· ········································2675J Johnson, Erna Belle, Steno, Bus Off, 123' FS, 1200sLa:··::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~i:~ I3i<?• ~f ½•o} f!i\t ol\ ~rs ···:···························2~8gJ :::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::fisow ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~gi L 12 K.U. Phone 86-2r 220 64 125 115 153 37 160 117 112 125 mg 91 200 89 15 8g 125 86 221 146 192 180 178 48 218 46 37 196 164 3 72 4 68 3 48 146 204 72 166 145 16 20 20 196 1233 1 18 34 3 149 138 63 149 120 7 7 201 201 50 Name Department-Residence Res. Phone fl\ •Kallenburger, Margery, Asst Instr, Design, 324 FS, 17nfl.00 Ky ..................... 3~10M *Kane Celesta, Clerk, Housing Bur, 10 FS, 7 Lane GS r. •··························· *Kane: Don, Asst, Engr Draw, 206 M, 7 Lane G Snfl~. ·································2180M *Kanehl, Raymond, Instr, Phys Educ, 107 R, 1127 Ohw ································ J 2351 *Kaufmann, Heri:>ert, Asst Instr, Engl, 201 F, 1411 Mass. ······························2620W *K eler G. v., Dir Lee Course Bur, 113 f, 1706 Ind.•··································· 569 K!nogg Alice, Mgr Fountain, Mem Umon, 1129 La. ········································978 Kellogg' J. M., Prof, Arch, 305 ~. 936 Ky. ···········:· ....................................... i4S31VI *Kendall Dorothy, Typist, Phys1ol, 104 H, 927 Oh1_o ····································3086M *Kenned'• E.G., Counselor, Guid Bur, 1 FS, 721 Miss.····················~··········· 1508 K e y Ruth Dir, Corres Study Bur, 109 F, 1012 Tenn. ······························ 5 209 *K;~ i>orothy, Asst Instr, Engl, 401 F, 946 Ohio ···:······································2095 •Kerr' Richard, Asst Instr, Mech Engr, 117 M, 946 OhIO ·································· 552 K rshner Hugh, Asst Instr, Civil Engr, 14 M, 1425 Tenn. ····························289 *K!ster, F'. E., Prof Erner, Physics, 104 B, 1612 La ................ •····························· *Keys Charles, Asst Instr, Zoo!, 217 S, 39 Lane P Snflr. ································::2480 *K. ' Orpha, Sec, Health Serv, Wat, 942 Mo ..................... .......................... 2715 *Ki~~:;• E. D., Assoc Prof, Met Engr, 137 L, 1430 La ..................................1245R •K· k J~hn Instr, Physiol, 101B H, 1328 Tenn. ............................................ 804 *Ki~kpatrick, Haleda, Asst Instr, Soc _work, 405LS, 1221 Oread •·········:::::::: 2681 K· r Mrs. Sarah, Hostess, Mem Umon, 1232 a ................................... *Ki;si~'ger Louis, Asst Instr, Chem, ~14 BCL,USn!lr. ··1··3··4··s···K···y·······················1i24R · · ; Pearl Food Supv Cafeteria, Mem mon, • •················· •~i~1~~;g: Jacob, Asst Prof, Chem, 219 BCL, 18!)5 Miss. •·························:::: .. 407 Klock Mrs. Lois, Typist, Reg Off, ~22 FS, 714 Miss. ················ ····················3195w *Kl ' r Robert, Asst Instr, Physics, 102 B, 1908 Vt. ................................ 711 • 00 oe~p~~rl Bursar, Bus Off, 121 FS, 1119 W Campus ··································2441 ~an jean, Instr, Ed, 35 FS, 2208 Mass ..................................................... Marian, T ist, Reg Off, 122 FS, Snftr. ·················································· • uss * Knea}:• Sam Asst~ath, 215 FS, 211 Snflr Rd, Snflr. ······································ .~~~fer' Carl: Asst Instr, Physiol, 104 H, Snftr ...... T....................................:::: 1244 *Koch Dorothy, Steno, Corres Study, 109 F, 1008 enn. ·························· 1212 *Kolleiider Wm., Housing Asst. Snftr, 202 W 15 ............................................. i562J ' W It r Assoc Prof Geog 435 L 1313 Mass. ···························i131R Asst Instr, Physics,' 102 1325 Vt. ································ 1034J • • k r1 Assoc Prof, Chem Engr, 129 L, 1929 Ky. •·········· ·······--·············· Korpi, a ' L . A t Instr Bact 530 S 215 Lane p Snflr ....................... •Korzenovsky, M~1ts,h ~ I'nstr• Bact ' 514 d' S 215 Lane P Snftr. ············ •Korzenovsky, 1 c e lsls, A s,,. 1072M •K hbiel Floyd, Asst, Engl, 203 F, 1,? 31 Orea ·········· .. ····················~--········· 2788R *K~; e deorge, Asst Prof, German, .:-04 F, 1215 Oread ································2188R * Y •I Asst German, 304 F, 1215 Oread ....................... .......................... 149 i?fYt1tue;e Di~titian, Mern Union, 517 W 14 .............................................. j475R •K~tt'ert, Louis, Asst Instr, Biol,ff31162S2,FlS11520W411V0t...................................... ::··::3477R Steno Reg O · ·································· ·· 1 d *Kunkel, Gla yrts,, A sst rn's tr• Engr' Draw ' , 302 M ' 1602 La. ································65 Kunkle, Robe i?f .~~l~~r~:~o~d~ B: •·········································::~J~:: *L dd Ann Steno, Chan's Off, 223 FS, 501 Tenn. La. a' Sar~ Assoc Prof, Engl, 301 F, 1715 Ind. •·········································:···...... lll 2 Lair 'H H' Prof Zool 113 S, 1745 IIl d . ···················································· ... 3126W : ane, K. th .. yn Steno.' Reg Off, 122 FS, 937 N.H. ········································ 1883M Lane, Ma Steno, Geo!, 409 L, 2244 Vt. ··········· ·········································· 1733R Lane, Mz~ ' Asst Prof, Zoo!, 119 S, 1225 Ky.······· ·····································i989W • La?on, Prof, Anat, 103 H, 820 Mo. ··································--·················· 2674J La imer, . Geol USGS 111 L 1631 Ill.························································ M *Latt~,0 Brlcii Prof Geol. 409 L,'2244 Vt. •Lau 1.i: p A st I~str, N~v Sci, 108 MS, 712 Ky. ········································ 1172 *Laws, . ., s D n Lib Arts 229 FS 2215 Vt. ·····························--··············· 1 *Lawson, P. t te:-nean Lib Arts, 229,FS, 1224 Miss. ····································2~tv Lear, Veta, ss ta Geo1 USGS 221 L 1203 Oread ····························1733r Leatherock, Cons J°~SGS 218 L 701 Ohlo ....... ········································· ... 2 :, *Lee, Wallace, Ji1~~tr, Sh Prac, 112 Fow, 1517 N.H..................................... 2639-W Lefferdri{usses 'Asst Instr, Engl, 601 F, 1920 R.I. ········································a43sw .t:~~iis, k~r..9~lsfiYsii-°atforci"·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ....2544 Lenski, Marita, Asstst s , IBn~tr,hEnerngliof ioc • • ~! J b' ·······················································J:riw f·· t:afs:A 13 Title *Johnson, Fred, Lab Equip Reprmn, Physiol, 104 H, 808 Vt. ··········::::::::::::::::: ~~~ 2 Johnson Harry, Asst Math, 114 M, 623 Ind.•······:······························· *Johnson' Kenneth, Instr, Speech, 5 G, Sunnyside•········································· *Johnson: Leland, Instr, Arch, 305 M, 912 Ind. ···············································::Ffa5w 4 Johnson, Lyman, M, Fs···Rt *Johnson Simone,Asst AsstInstr, Instr,Arch, Rom 115 Lang, • ..ti".To·peka • Snflr ················3-5329 *Johnson: Sam, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 506 Lane .12 . ······················3441J *Jones, Cara, Steno, Univ Press, 8 J, 1646 Tenn: ····································::::::::::. 8R *Jones, J. O., Dean, Sch of Engr. 113 M, 1642 Mi~s. ·····························:: ............77 3208 *Jones Ogden, Geol, Water Lab, 12 M, 1505 Umv Dr....................... 13871\'l *J s' Warren Asst Instr, Arch, 305 M, 1300 Tenn.······································ 1509 *J~~3ai-i, H. E., 'Assoc Prof, Math, 209 FS, 1600 Ky. ······································ J Jost, Esther, Pressfeeder, Univ Press, J, 507 La ............................................ .1433 �K.U. Phone Name Title Department Residence R 34 *L d A es. Phone • eonar , • ~·• Assoc Prof, Zool, 111 S, 1916 L Leonard, i_\lvm R., Geol, USGS, 111 L, 1028 Mo a . ··········································2339 146 Lesh, Lott.i e, Instr, Engl, 109 F, 17 20 m. · ············································1511M 201 *Lew!s, Edith, Sec, Geol Surv, 202 L, 210 w ·-,;-··················································2635R 153 •L~wis, Mary, Asst Instr, Rom Lana 117 FS 1500 ·M····································l347W -i-9- .t~nd, L. R .• Assoc Prof, Latin & Gr~ek 202 F 1714 ····························2803M 174 Linegar, N«;d, Sec, YMCA, Union Bldg: Ny · ·····························.2620J 180 L ns, Beatrice, Phys, Health Serv Wat 1245 W tk: · "if ...................................2932M 98 itchen, Ruth, Instr, Ed, 20 UHS, '1934 La. a ms ome ········· .......................960 22 .tohr, Helen, Asst Prof, Home Ee 108 F ·w·if ......................................... 2135J 517 6 • ong, George, Painter Frmn, B & G , 705 w 4 ·························· ..............129sR 196 .tong, Hazel, Food Supvr Cafeteria Mem Unio······4ij··w ·-························- 2645R 14 ·····················-.2099 58 •L onnecker, Alta, Sec to Dir of Libr : 3 05 w H 37 owen, Warr~n, .Res Asst, Chem, 214 BCL, 603 Te . . ·················•·................. 3100 13 •t~~{az;1c~j '±mrue, Asst Prof, Latin, 204 F , 1609 St~tlor d ············-...............3193J 185 L fo~d yR •. homas, Asst, Physics, 102 B, 44 Lane O Snflr········ ................. l237W 196 *Ly B eid, Instr, Aero Engr, 103 EES, 1100 Te ' . ......................- .. Lynn, Metty, Checker, Cafeteria Mem Union 12¼·c,····································1770 ynn, argaret, Prof Erner, Engl, 1224 Miss. ' read ·········· ..............3427J ····································· ············-1247 ti5J· noI'N =~~~~~eh'a Charles, A~st Instr, Engl, 601 F, 216 Lane s M Ch ' ymond, Prmter, Univ Press J 1725 I d Q nflr. ···················· •M~Cl esney, Donna, Asst, Bact, 532 s, 5i7 B, w 1 2631W M C ug{fage, Marston, Asst Prof Sociol 3 F 1709 ··:tn,f·························-··· -l49 •M~Crac en, Instr, Corr Study, vJ, 1532 Mass.'.... . · ············ .................... 778J McDray, Maurine, Asst Instr, Journ, 2 J, 1116 K · ········································2500W •McD~~:H· Alice, Asst Instr, Spee~h. 5 G, 1300 Br"ead·····························... .28621_! •McG '-J5ohn, Asst Instr, Physio l 4 H SOW S H 16·····························.279.> *M Gregor, uncan, Asst Instr Geol 317 L 922 K s ········ (3323, Ex 40) 162 123 •M~Ji~:irRRbnald, Asst Instr, 'Botany, 410 's , 134lvi:·········· ······ .. ·············-3436W 170 *McKa • o ert, Asst, Engr, Draw, 302 M . 1700 L ·················· ..................3159 *McKeK~i~E;rarbt, Asst Instr: Pol Sci, 204 FS, 21 44 aoii·.. ·····• ............ ,. ..........._ 115 McKlnne ' iza .eth, Asst, L 1br, W , 1228 La. ············· 1 0 ............................... . 19 McMahmi°ir~rtn, Dftsm, Bldg P r og. 115 M, 649 N ·6····················.. ··· ........... l879J McMullen' Lu. / n tr, Sec Trng, 302 F , 925 Ind. ··································31 46J McN . , OJS, nstr, Engl, 401 F, 1201 Oread ·············· .. ·············· ............2377W 173 McNf;k :wrs. ~uth, Instr, Biol, 307 s, 1624 A1a:··············································2218M 211 *McNowi-i ess, nstr, Busi ~4 FS, 1130 Tenn . ······································•.......... .2674W 118 *Maag, Elea~· c.TPr!)f, C1v1I Engr, 118 M, 1734 rn ............................................. 1812 3 Maccia Geoi:e P\stiReg Off, 122 FS, 1220 N .Y . ........................................... 3043 37 117 MacGregor, Heien SCJ ~trE, Chem, 214 BCL, Snflr l091J' Magee L ' er ' ngr Adm lH M 643 Te ················· ........ . 37 *Mahie-i.t ~5n, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL 838 Ark nn. ································ .311 8 95 *Maiden: Eimo' ~rof, ~om La:tg, lH FS, 15'24 Vt . .....'. ····································2535R 123 *Maiden, Jeann ss ' ngy D1 aw, 203 M . 1031 M i ss ········································ 1222 7 *Malin, James Stw.• Lib Arts Adm , 229 FS , 1031 l.\fi····.. ····························2802W 134 Malone John' I rt' / st • 104 FS , 1541 Univ Dr ss. ····························2802W 216 *Maloney J rf 0>.1rn, 5 J, 804 Mo. ..... · ·································• .............. 1575 208 1 *Malott De;ne··w roch Chen Engr, Dir Res ·Fa···12ii, .. 1633·\,f" ··········-····24 RM 180 *Manah'an, G. E. Ph ;:i~ce or, 223 FS, Lilac L ane . ' . ················1477M 201 *Mansfield, Bernita, b~~}fn. Health Serv. Wat, 608 v iiiiey·· siifl············-········962 14 Margrave John A t sman, Geol. 206 L 1431 Ohi ' r. ················ 139 *J.Vrarks, Edwin, RessA, Mef'h, Hyd Lab , i201 ··················1110J 30 Marks, Sarah, Proct s • 0011 ~26 S , 1~42 La. ........ ··········· ························ .451 *Marrocco, W. Thom~~• ~eS t Civil, 201.C fow, 1105 L a•....................................... 2909 169 *Marsh, James Asst In~ s~oc Prof, V10h n , 303 FS 190T°R T············•· .. ·········1062 64 *Mart!n, Anne: Asst Ins{' Sngr Draw , 202 M , 1343,Tenn · · ················· ···3235M 132 *Martin, Keith, Asst Ins{' Epeech, 5 G: 1339 Ohio .... . · ··············• ....... ..... 1712R 156 ,.,, Mason, Howard, Instr, con , 212 FS, 152~ Ky . ....... : 123 * Masterson, Merle, Asst Insth • 2 09 FS , 1308 Ky. ............... ·······················3060R 31 • Matchette, Phyllis, Lab As;f' Draw, 302 M , 11 15 m iio························· l965 159 "'Mattern, Karl, Assoc Prof ri &o any, 424 S. 812 La . .... ··········• ......... l671R 31 Mayberry, M. W., Asi':t p • r Ptg, 319 FS , 1100 Ohi 0 ·· · ···· ····················2270 ! 153 .M,ayer, Rosalie, Asst Inst;ot_ Botiny, 403 S. 1725 TII. . ················•· .. ······· ··3455J *MayerberJ;?, Samuel Prof's hm f aRng, 117 FS, 1538 T enn······•• ..................... 3142R 221 eeker, Marian Typ· t G ~ 0 el, KC, Mo. · ······ ··················2685W 22 Me~iar, Elizab~th, p Bur, 1 FS , 1528 Tenn~······································· 134 :elviy, F. E., Assoc Prof. ~i~t Home Econ, 118 F , 1309 Ten···············• ........... 214 123 *Metsplafy, Thomas, Asst Engr iry, 108 FS , 737 Maine n . ······• ............. 1867 145 • e ca , Theodore Inst~ B raw, 302 M, W 10 ·······················•· .. ·······l003 112 .:etzler,LDwight, San Engr 514LS, 119 Lane A s·nflr·································· 534 3 eyer, orene, Typist, Re' a er ab . 2 M, 1637 TIL . ······························ 20 ~~Y;r, ~enata, Asst, Germ~noria1J2 FS , 225 Lane N Sn fl r························.28041.37 •Mif ae1 s , Carl, Asst, Inst Ch , 818 Kv. ··········· . .......................... 51 MnfardHArthur, Sgt .• Asst inst eNIS214 BCL, 1222 ························1686R 30 •Mm:~• R~nhry, Proctor, West Civil 28f3li'MS, S u nn:vc:;ide ·································.495 89 • 1c ard, Asst Instr Ph E ow, 1425 Tenn ·············• .......... __ _ ' ys d, 107 R, 2131 Tenn · ····················•• .......... 552 . ···························· 2927M 103 145 158 137 150 64 48 t ········ · ··· ·········.............. Dorms·::::············ ···-···.. ii° op JPt Ni.a vf ··········•· .. :~gr .:::::::····················-····5 7R .i!st UI1 w\ :r.iis·s~······ 14 K.U. Phone Name-Title-Department-Residence Res. Phone ~Iler, S. A., Assoc Prof, Chem Engr, 127 L, 2300 Vt .................................2224J illington, James, Asst, Math, 215 FS, Snflr Dorms ....................................... . 73 =~!lls, R. C., Asst Prof, Biochem, 105 BCL, 405 Snflr Rd, Snflr.................... . 37 *M~or, John, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1002 W 6 ......................................... . Mfh , Ruth, Asst Instr, Engl, 401 F, 1002 w 6 ................................................ . 199 1 c e 1I, Alice, Clerk, Vis Ed, 15 F, Rt 3 ......................................... ·---~000 213 •~itchell, Wiley, Instr, Econ, 20 FS, 1312 N.H . .................................................1697R 29 *M!x, A. J., Prof, Botany, 415 S, 1134 La .............................................................3278 29 •Mix, ~therine, Asst Instr, Engl, 415 S, 1134 La .............................................3278 213 *M ~i obert, Asst Instr, Econ, 12 FS, 745 Ohio ..............................................1185 66 •Mol er, Jean, Acct Clerk, Univ Press, 9 J, Snflr .............................................. . 6 Mo de~, Georgia, Clerk, B & G, 1234 Miss ............................................................ 580 49-lr •Monirieff, Mrs. Alice, Prof, Voice, 129 FS, 1649 Edgehill ............................2836 199 Mon gomery, Fred, Dir Bur of Vis Instr, 15 F, 2033 Tenn ...........................2501 76 Moore, Meribah, Assoc Prof, Voice, 31 FS, 1211 Oread ....................................986 132 *Moore, Mary, Steno, Sch of Bus, 214 FS, 1232 La ........................................ 1774 201 oore, Raymond, Dir of Res, Geol Surv, 205 L, 1605 Tenn. 736M 54 :~oreau, F. J., Dean, Sch of Law, 107 G, 1942 La ............... :::::.-::::::::::::::::::..2909 141 •Morgan, J. D., Asst Prof, Econ, 208 FS, 1741 Vt . ................................, ............ 2889R 173 Morgan, Loy, Asst, Biol, 326 S, 119 Lane P Snflr ............................................. 15 *Morg~ll, Rose, Assoc Prof, Erner, Engl, 201 F, 1101 Mo .................................1140 37 orri , Elmer, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 9 Lane C Snflr. 95 .~orrill, Frances, Asst Instr, Rom Lang, 115 FS, 1314 La .....::::::::::::::::::::::::3336i 4 orris, Jane, Typist, Bus Off, 121 FS, 1716 La ...............................................2199R Morris, Samuel, Asst. Math, 215 FS, 856 Lyons ..............................................1709M Morrison, Beulah, Prof, Psych, (on leave) ........................................................ 154 Morrison, Eva, Order Libr, 311 W, 1241 Tenn .................................................766M 128 *Moses, Edward, Asst Instr, Econ, 4 FS, 1017 R.I. ····························~·················280 211 *Moses, Kenneth, Instr, Econ, 14 FS, Sunnyside ............................................... . *Mosley, Phyllis, Steno, USGS, 111 L, 1535 N.H...............................................1619M 199 *Mosser, Russell, Aud Vis Supvr, Ext Div, 15 F, 1530 Tenn ......................... 3025W 137-2r Moys, Fay, Circ Libr, 101 W, 620 Ky ................................................................. 2653W 201 Muilenberg, Mrs. Grace, Proctor, West Civil, 201A Fow, 1341 Ohio ........ lllOJ *Murphy, Cecil, Plumber Frmn, B & G, 1649 Ill ........ ..................................... 1227W 70 Murphy, Irene, Asst Instr, Engl, 313 F, 1212 La .............................................3204 198 Murray, Ann, Mus Asst, Mus Nat Hist, 101 D, 504 La ..................................... 1713 184 *Muse, Nell, Acct, Bus Off, 121 FS, 1201 Oread ................................................2380M 4 Muser, Helen, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 2121 N.H......................................... 770 37 187 130 136 37 73 5 112 73 84 6 173 19 1 68 110 *Naff, John, Asst Instr, Geol, 301 L, 1725 Ky .................................................1474W *Nash, Bert, Prof, Ed, 18 F, 725 Ohio ..................................................................2692 Neiswanger, Laura, Classifier, Libr, 204 W, 1310 La .......................................1534J Needham, Emily, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1221 Oread ................................334 *Nelson, C. F., Prof, Biochem, 105 BCL, 625 W 16 ............................................ 1757 *Nelson, E.G., Assoc Prof, Acctg, 22 FS, 701% Ill .......................................... 2296J *Nelson, J. H., Dean, Grad Sch, Prof, Engl, 227 FS, 1620 Ala .....................2674M *Nelson, Myron, San Enr, Water Lab, 2 M, 908 E 14 ........................................1026R Nemec, Dewey, Instr, iochem, 105 BCL, 1244 Ohio ......................................366 •Nesmith, Dean, Asst Football Coach, 207 R, 936 Ala ..................................... 3051 Neuenschwander, Elise, Prof Erner, Rom Lang, 1324 La ............................. 1534W *Neustifter, Mary, Tel Oper, B & G, 918 N.H ................................................. 1859W Nevin, Nancy, Asst, Biol, 304 S, 836 Mo ............................................................. 2580 Newcomb, Loda, Instr, Sec Trg, 302 F, 912 m.....................................................3220 Newland, Lucille, Asst Instr, Ed, 332 FS, 1129 La ............................................. 569 •Nichols, Raymond, Exec Sec, 223 FS, 1617 Ala .................................................2419 •Nickel, Kenneth, Asst Instr, Math, 215 FS, 824 Ohio ....................................3101W *Nickerson, James, Asst Prof, Music Ed, 35A FS, 1130 Tenn .........................1812 Norman, Esther, Circ Head, Libr, 312 W, 1423 Ohio .................................... 2550R Noynaert, Joseph, Asst, Biol, 207 S, 1339 Ohio ................................................2089 152 217 34 113 203 4 *Oberlin, Wm., Asst, Appl Mech, Hyd Lab, 808 Ind .......................................1771J *O'Brien, F. P., Prof, Educ, 120 F, 612 La ...........................................................1287 •ockerblad, A. M., Assoc Prof, Appl Mech (on leave) .................................... Oliver, Hannah, Assoc Prof Erner, Latin, 802 Tenn .....................................3294W Olivero, Albert, Asst Instr, Engr Draw, 202 M, 1933 Learnard ....................2391J O'Meara, Marilyn, Instr, Rom Lang, 115 FS, 1314 La. ··············---_..335J Orcutt, Ruth, Assoc Prof, Piano ( on leave) ...................................................... Osborne, C. P., Prof, Phil, 105 FS, 1423 Ohio ................................................2396M •osma, J.M., Prof, Rom Lang, 119 FS, 1001 Maine ..........................................1307 Ott, John, Asst Instr, Zool, 207 S, 1145 Ind .......................................................3020 •Ott, Paul, Instr, Appl Mech, 107 M, 1411 Haskell ........................................1026M Owen, Ethel, Mrs., Lab Asst, Geol Surv, 104 L, 1722 Ky .............................1890R •Owen, Frank, Purch Clerk, Bus Off, 123 FS, 1722 Ky .................................1809R 20 21 177 196 •Paden, Dagmar, Asst Instr, German, 304 F, 821 Ala .....................................2429 •Paden, w. D., Assoc Prof, Engl, 211 F, 821 Ala ..... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __..429 •Page, Tom, Instr, Pol Sci, 416 W. 1612 La. ·····················-----············289 Palmer, Mrs. Iva, Sec, Mem Union, 1646 Barker ............................................ 1050R 14 11 95 15 �K.U. Phone Name-Title-Department-R esidence rn~ R es. Phone ''Jahr:ett¥ 1;1be1- As~c P r of, Engr D raw, 302 M, 1644 N .H . ... ..............3212J *Partrt10 , os er, sst st r, A rch, 306 M, Rt 4 ....... ....................................... .27l!'>\V 9 a ee, Betty Jo, Asst Ed G r a d Mag, Alumni Ass'n, 226 F S , 906 N.H . . 2577J 134 *PPatt t erson, D. L., P r of, H ist, 108 FS, 708 Miss. .........................................··· ..2571 22 a erson, Sara, Instr, H ome Econ, 118 F, 1300 La . ........................................1309 1 44 *Peabody, Irene, Assoc Prof, V oice, 130 FS, 1647 Edgehill ......................... 2914R 190 Pearson, Ger <!ld, Dir, Bur of Ext Classes, 111 F, 708 Ohio .....................:: 3101J 22 *Pease, Da maris, :f?str, Home Econ, 118 F, Home Mgt House .....................:.1535 * Penner , Marguen~e . In str, E d , UHS, 835 Polk, Topeka ............................ ·s 604 98 1 03 Pennock, Guy, Prmter, P la nt Frmn, Univ Press, J, Rt 2 Eudora ····- Euci°ora 9 • P eterson, John, Proct or, W e st Civil, 201 Fow, 1908 Vt. ............................. 3195W t.r_ Vth Ca~ ., P rE[, Nav Sci, 115 MS, 1616 Vt . .............................:::3412M 120 *Pf e rtsonR, l ar a, str, ath, 220 FS, 1300 La . ................................................1309 2 ou s, a ph, Res A sst, R e s F d , 216 FS, 720 La. ... ....................... 2797J 156 *Phelps, Edwin, A sst Instr, Math, 209 FS, 837 A r k .......................... ·················2s74J 180 *P~elps, S t~p~e.r:i-, Physician, Heal Serv, Wat, Wat M em Hosp ...... ::::::::::::: .. 890 178 • P !ckett, V1rgirua, Sten o , P et: Engr, 246 L, 1245 P a . .................................. .2178W l~i . ~f~~t~,F~i~k.sfnost~ ~~~A 105 R, 721 Ohio ·-·····································3475w 53 *Pistorius, Gr ant, Inst r. Ph sics.sill"kW2Jl w· ······ ···· ··-·· ···· ········· ··· ·· ·······-·.2 788J 13 ··· l56 *Plath, E. C., Asst Instr Malh 209 ' ············································3068 203 *Plummer, Norman, G ~ol S u~. 13ff: 7[5~frk. ···················--···························759M 37 Poje John Asst In t Ch 214 B 'L W ~ampus -··················-··········2720J 153 *Polaiid p.{tr· 1. As .:t' In fm R LC • 326 Miss . ........................................2778\V 0 1 718 W 4 ····························213S 183 Porter, 'Jame!~ X~st ~ str,\tg1, ~1 ;nf,71 *Porter, Wa yne, Asst I nstr, B iol 404 S S ···········································53 *Porterfield J M I t P h · ' ' nflr. ············································-······ 149-2r *Posey, C. j_, Prof Er:;,_er_;, G ios1~8.£310i Bi3~130 Tenn .........................................1812 5 }J47 Ppostleth waite, Deane. Res A sft. G ovt• Res, 4Th~ .. iiitte~ei ci··--····················1 ost1ethwa 1t e , Kenne th , D ir Mem Ass'n 218 FS •304 Ind ········-·············· 211 Postma, James, Asst Instr, Econ, 14 FS '723 L • . ·······-··············1407W 156 Powell, Allet ta, A sst Instr, Math, 209 FS 717 vt""·······································-··-..l 72 89 Powel_I, Donald, A sst, P hys Ed, 107 R 94i K . -··························· ······-········ 124 198 *Prentice, Elizabeth, Asst Instr, Engl, '313 F ~64s°K········································· *Preyer, C. A ., Prof Erne r Piano , 125 T • Y. ·······················-···········2667 :Pr!ce, Edwin, Dean, S ch ~f Rel, Myers. l;~Te································ ·················597 Pr!ce, G . B., Prof, M a th (on leave) nn. ·······-·····························~1948 141 *Prit <:hard, L. J., A ssoc P r of, Finance, 208 ifFi:f i12s·M:·······························-·· Purrmgton, Wealthy , Asst Instr, Geol, 303 L,'2121 N .~· ············ ·-·········3272 i 82 •Quigley, E. C., D ir of A th, 103 R, 1509 Stratford ·······•············ ·--······ 770 m :::erson, ~'gt¥• i kfs~: §i 193 1:g ,i,Ramsey, Richar d , Res A sst, R es Fd EES 1301 ~··~ · ·····················-······10s9R *Randolph, Betty , Proctor, West Civ!I, 2oi Faw, 2301 ····························75~ • Rasmussen, Otho. I n str, Math, 209 F S E14 E 13 ss. ······················2224\\ Ray~ond, F. N., Prof Erner, Engl sos' Ill ············································2365R 134 *Readmg, Leo, Res A sst, Zool, 522 207 L~e..A..Snfir···································.2282J Realey, C. B ., Prof, Hist, 108 FS, 625 W 16 . ··········-············-····-···· 103 *Redman, Kenneth, .Asst Instr, Geol, 317 L ..1244·La·······································2804W Rednour, H. D ., P rmte r Univ Press J 1908 Vt . ··--································-1752 *Reed, Eugene, A sst, Ge~man 304 F • liol W 8 ·-r·······k··················-··············2 5. 1 *Reed, Robert C., Instr, Min Engr, 13 7 L, k ope a ······· ··········-·········-·· . ~eed, R. L., A sst Instr, Chem Engr, 23 L 2046 166 1212 NYy-·····--···········-··················1928W 36 *Reese, J. A llen, Dean, Sch of Pharm 215 BCL i 1oi"·nc··--······- ·····-····•··•····764W 6 *R Wayne, Asst Instr, Zool 217 S 1414 C • . ···········•····-•· •········2680J 151 '"R::ne~·/ am es, Landscape Frm~. B & G, Gard~~~ ·coi-;······················--·-····32 BR 20 *R H . D ., A sst Instr, Psych 17 FS 1923 Ohi ~ge ····················-···· 37 * en. e, Claes, Instr, German, 502 F, 2i'16 Te o ···················· ············-······2537R . ::~i~hitwl, A sst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 102~ · ued u.ct°S ... ······················ 3109J 94 Rice,&. E a yne, Asst Football Coach, 105 R, 1J3 Ohi nflr . ··················. 108 *R i h d ·• Assoc Prof Erner, Physics, 630 Ohi o ............. ···········2 89W 156 *Ri~h:~d~~~· ~1en, Instr, Elec Engr, 203 EEL, l2s .. 1s······· ···········-·· ·····- 311 115 *R icha rdson' Wary, Asst Instr, Math, 209 FS, 625 W 16 ·····-············ ·······280 J *Riche y J. ' A W., Asst Prof, Arch, 115 M 1945 N H ·················-········· . 2 04-J 89 l 72-2r *Rick tt' im, sst, Phys Ed, 107 R 1629 N H · · · ····················· ....... 2 7W 120 R icki itC.i:nLab Asst, B~ct, 618 S, 1818. I ~cf:·············································12 6 V 120 *R id dle D .. str• Nav Sci, 108 MS 1419 Mass ······· .. ························-········- 304470 *Riggs 'J vl··s'tsst Tnstr, Nav Sci, i'o8 MS 134o ·vi······· .. ·····························2743R 221 *R ile • G. ·•. eamfitter Frmn, B & G 920 c · ··································-698 R ile Y, J eorg1a, Steno, Guid Bur, 1 FS iuo Vt onn. ··········································1203 101 *Rint N~ret-tsst Instr, Math, 215 FS 829 M· ··:··········································-112 R itte~ c a~• 1 r Asst, Ext Div, 17 F, 1245 La . ame ···························-·······-- 30 108 Robb 'D avi5aanfrt' Bict, Water L ab, 16 M 13o·o··La··············--····················--·--· 2303 *Robb: W . E. 'A n5i lee Engr, 101 EEL, 625 W 16 . ············-·--·······················1309 64 Roberts, o r ; m :s A nltr1n, Engr Draw, 301N M, 1301 Tenn·:·····························2 58 1 st r, S peech, 2 G 1609 La Roberts Tho ' ss ······················•··•······ll45 98 *Roberts~n Le ~ :3• ~tr, Geo!, 316 L , 804 La · ··········· ······························27 ' 5M 156 *Robertson' M m:i.":• ~ Ed, UHS, 2121 N .H: ······ ··············································3147 Ie , • Math, 209 F S . 2121 ·N:i-c:····················.. ' MEu s, ~g e~te, i ' w.. a: 1• ::::::::::::::::::H8 16 'I{.U. P'hone 128 152 37 156 63 51 151 1 3 123 14 37 203 117 145 123 189 37 50 182 103 Name-Title-Department-Residence Res. P1ione *Robertson, R. M., Instr, Econ, 4 FS, 501 Rockledge ..................................... . Robinson, Edward, Assoc Prof, Phil, 105 FS, 1829 N.H .................................3381W *Robinson, Wilbur, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 408 Lexington, Snflr . ...... Robison, J. Leroy, Asst, Engr Draw, 202 M, 1100 Ind .....................................284 *Rolfs, Marvin, Instr, Math, 209 FS, 1912 Vt ...................................................3195& *Roofe, Paul, Prof, Anat. 102 H, 1318 La ........... ............................................. 3337M Rosebush, Kenneth, Lt. Col., Assoc Prof, Mil Sci, 203 MS, 1510 Univ Dr., 1914 *Roth, Alexander, Res Asst, Anat, 203B H, 1104 N.J ........................................... *Roth, Colleen, Asst Instr, Psych, 11 FS, 1104 N.J ........................................... Rublee, Dorcas, Sec to Chan, 223 FS, 1745 Ill . ..................................................1684 Rublee, Mae, Asst Reg, 122 FS, 1745 Ill ..............................................................1684 Ruese, Joann, Asst, Engr Draw, 302 M, 1611 Crescent ..................................2185 *Rumold, Jacob, Reprmn, Mech Engr, MEL, 1109 Tenn . ..................................1029 *Rundell, Robert, Asst lnstr, Chem, 214 BCL, 435 Mich ................................. 312 *Runnels, Russell, Chem, Geol Surv, 135 L, 2038 Barker .............................. 1151W •Rush, M. H., Draftsman, USGS, 111 L, 814 Ala .. ...........................................2164W *Russell, Barbara, Steno, Sch of Engr. 113 M, 1828 Ind. *Russell, Barbara E., Res Asst, Bact, 514 S, 515 W 14 ........................................ 1296J *Russell, F . A ., Prof, Engr Draw, 302 M, 1656 Ill . ................................................1233 *Russell, F. O., Assoc Prof, Ed, 119 F, 1622 Ky ...............................................2807J *Russell, Robert, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 515 W 14 ....................................1296J *Rust, Howard, Instr, Shop Prac, 103 Fow, 646 N 3 ··································-········3161 *Rustenbach, Fred, Instr, Res Fd, 121 EES, 639 Tenn ......................................... 949 *Ryther, T. C., Supt Univ Press, 1846 N.H . ........................................................ 1376W - - - - -- -c- *Sabine, Gordon, Asst Prof, Joum, 6 J, 1630 Ala . ............................................2804R 33 40 •sacks, Virginia, Typist, Vet Bur, 2 FS, 1709 Vt. ................................................ 44-2r *Salisbury, Albert, Strkpr, Chem, 202 BCL, 1500 W 5 ....................................1572J *Samuels, Daniel, Asst Prof, Rom Lang, 119 FS, 612 La ................................... 1287 170-2r *Sandelius, W. E., Prof, Pol Sci, 202 FS, 2325 Mass ...........................................2462 Sanders, C. L., Act Asst Prof, Journ, 5 J, Olathe ................................ Olathe 493 96 *Sanderson, W. C., Maint Engr, B & G, 1800 Maine ................. ........................3209J 84 • Sauer, George, Football Coach, 205 R , 801 Ala . ................................................2355 Schatten, Robert, Assoc Prof, Math, 215 FS, 1315 N .H. ..................................1627 178 Schauer, Paul, Lab Asst, Pet Engr, 243 L, 1247 Ohio ........................................3338 164-lr *Schechter, William, Res Asst, Chem, 219 BCL, 1700 Tenn . ..........................1414J 64 *Schie!elbusch, Richard, Asst Instr, Sp, 5 G, 700 Ark . ..................................1056W • schiefelbusch, Ruth, Asst Instr, Engl, 401 F, 700 Ark .................................1056W 191 Schillinger, Ruth, Psychom, Guid Bur, 1 FS, 1203 Oread ............................2278W Schmid, Laura, Steno, Ext Div, 113 F, Corbin ..................................................860 88 149-2r • Schoewe, W . H., Assoc Prof, Geol, 423 L, 1002 Tenn .......................................1925 •Scholes, James, Asst Instr, Engl, 38 Lane O Snflr............................................. Schumann, Margaret, Med Tech, Anat, 202A H, 1146 Ohio ..........................2491 63 • Schwegler, R. A., Prof Erner, Ed, 805 Mo .........................................................2280 Seaman, Mildred, Prog Dir, Radio, 117 F, 1321 Mass.....................................1361J 90 67-2r *Seed, Verle, Assoc Prof, Law, 208 G, 1101 Ohio ................................................ 211 *Seelye, Alfred, Asst Prof, Econ, 14 FS, 621 Calif.........................................1581J 106 *Sehon, Russell, Reprmn, Sch of Engr, MEL, 2210 Barker ............................1188 112 *Sellner, E. P ., Asst Prof, San Engr, 2 M, 512 W 8 ............................................2349R 178 Sells, Harold, Instr, Pet Engr, 243 L, 1609 Tenn............................................... 736J 93 *Setzer, Henry, Res Asst, Zool, 303 D, 1805 K y . ................................................2866:M: 37 Seyb, Edgar, Asst Instr, Chem, 214 BCL, 1720 La .........................................2199W *Schaeffer, Richard, Asst Instr, Engl, 601 F, KC, Mo ......................... Logan 4560 211 Shafer, Nelson, Instr, Mktg, 14 FS, 2309 Vt .........................................................1467 97 ~Shanklin, Margaret, Instr, Design, 324 FS, 1515 W Campus ....................2720R Shears, Ernestine. Asst Instr. Bact, 517 S, 1117 Ky . .......................................... 40 *Sheffield, Elizabeth, Typist, Vet Bur, 2 FS, 1225 Oread ....................................581 173 *Shelt on, Patricia, Asst, Biol, 307 S, 1620 Mass . ................................................2803J •Shenk, Henry, Assoc. Prof, Phys Ed, 107 R, 1235 Ky . ..................................3085 89 145 *Sherwood, N. P., Prof, Bact, 517 S , 1801 Ind . ....................................................2732 180 *Shields, James, Physician, Health Serv, Wat, 1134 La . ................................2180J 95 *Shoemaker, W. H ., Prof, Rom Lang, 115 FS, 1726 Ind .................................1676W 132 *Shull, Mary, Sec to Dean, Bus, 214 FS, 1601 R.I ...............................................1090 7 *Siler , Doris, Typist, Dean of Lib Arts, 229 FS, 1115 Ohio ............................1671J *Simons, Dorothy, Instr, Engl, 313 F, 22 Lane O Snflr . --·······:···························· 102-2r Simpson, G . C., Asst Prof, Organ & Theory, 28 FS, 1027 Miss . .................... 736W *Simpson, Wm., Prof, Aero Engr, 102 EES, 1329 Ky ..................................... 1521W 193 130 •Singleton, Winifred, Asst, Ed, 18 F, 345 Mich .................................................1117R •Sisson, L. E., Prof Erner, Engl ................................................................................ 91 Skilton, Helen, Instr, Design, 324 FS, 709 W 12 ..............................................1544R 85 Sloan Shirley, Asst, Music, 9 Hoch, 1225 Oread ................................................ 581 47-2r Slough, Carl, Asst Prof, Law, 204 G, Eldridge ....... ............................................807 213 •small Joe, Instr, Econ, 12 FS, 410 Lane 9 Snflr................................................. 136 Smelser, Maud, Accession Libr, 204 W, 1310 La. ····:·····································•··1534J 151 *Smith, Anthony, Asst Prof, Psych, 11 FS, Sun1?-ys1de ................................... . 22 •Smith, Barbara, Instr, Home Ee_, 106 F, Sunnyside ........................................... 48 • Smith, Donald, Asst Instr, Phys10I, 101B H , 627 Ohio ··-································2350J *Smith, Erma, Asst Instr, Engl, 313 F, 1537 1,~ Tenn . ........ ...................................506 198 17 �K.U. Phone Name-Title-Department-Residence Res. Phone ; sJn!th, F . R., Strkpr, B & G, 1208 E 13 ................... ···········:················ .. ············2837M 140 * Smith, George B., Dean, Sch of Educ, 103 F, 1140 W Hills ............................ 1913 155 *Sm!th, G. w .• Prof, Math, 205 FS, 1730 m. ·········.. ·························· ................. 2490 4 ~Smith, Hazel, Acct CI, Bus Off, 121 FS, 1114 Ky ............................................. 2138M . ~mJth, H . T. U., Assoc Prof, Geol, 314 L, 1008 Maine .................................... 1573W 67-lr *Sm~th, J.B., Prof, Law, 202 G, 200 W 15 ............................ _ ................................ 1030 *S m~th, Pearl, Cataloguer Libr, 204 W, 1800 ill . ................................................2415R 1 . m1th, Rhoten, Res Asst, Govt Res, 412 W, 1011 ill ......................................1830\V 8 "'smittf; V. F., Assoc Prof, Arch, 306 M, 1821 Miss . ........................................ _2635M 125 *Smyd , ~axine, Asst Instr, Zool, 202 S, 1145 W Hills ....................................1437 65 nfc er, aul, Assoc Prof, Piano, 125 FS, 1613 Tenn ................................. . *So oveitchik, Rachael, Instr, German, 502 F, KC, Mo . .............................::::: 9 :~o~erv1lle, Mary, Recorder, Alum Ass'n, 226 FS, 1500 .H . ....................2232J 140 on er, Adelaide, Steno, Ed, 103 F, Rt 1 ...................................................... 788. 2 20 Spangl~r, Irma, Asst Instr, German, 304 F, 644 Miss........................ . ..... .2931W 184 *Spaulding, Albert, Asst Prof, Socio!, Asst Cur, Anthrop, 14 D, ..1.428 Conn. • spencer, D. H., Prof Erner, Pharm, 1014 Miss. ......................................... 1408 8 prague, Elizabeth, Prof Erner, Home Ee, 1609 Cresc ent ...................... ·······1s20w *~pr~ng, AGlfr edd, Asst Instr, Geol, 303 L, 1130 Tenn ......................................... 1812 139 ,.. .prmger, 1a ys, Steno, Entom, 323 S, 900 Mo ............................. _.............. 2769W 112 8 tallard, Clarence , San Asst, Water Lab, 16 M, 1310 .Y ............................ 1649 21 Ro~e~i, Asst. Prof, Engl, 211 F, 745 Tenn ........................... - ....... :1763 85 Sta ~e ran. , sst, Fme Arts, 9 Hoch, 1425 La ...............................................2 34 81 Stapffe onMr, Joie, Asst Prof, P_hys Ed, 104 R, 1046 Vt. ·--···············-·.. ·············1607W 180 • u er, s. Elma, Head Nurse, Wat, Watkins Home ......... .......................... 960 170 * Stene, E. q., Assoc Prof, Pol Sci, 204 FS, 1432 La. ···············-• .................. 2550W Stene, Jessie, Teacher, Nun,ery Lab, 1100 Mo., 1432 La ................. ·-····· ... 2550W 3 :stephens, Ruth, Clerk, Reg Off, 122 FS, 205 E 18 ······· ....... ············· .......... .2483J 178 Stephenson, Eugene, Prof, Pet Engr, 246 L, 1516 Uni ersity Dr 2118 64 *Stevens, Elizabeth, Instr, S 5 G 1722 · .............. .. *St E In t p, • Ala. ·············································· ..- 3011~1 151 72 P;of' :~~~~B~i 30ll 1 31 196 Stevenson, Mrs. Doris, Checker.' Mem unfoA \t1i.:2 :··inci'.'··-·············...... -·-2·1··259J9 37 Stewart, Jay, Asst Instr, Chem, 309 BCL 94i K ....... ................... _ ,. 108 :stewart, Wm, Asst Instr, Elec Engr, 101 'EEL s~;--Dorms ............... __ . 2166" 132 Stockton, F. T ., Dean, Sch of Bus, Prof, Eco~. 214 FS 720 "ifici:·· .. ·····•--..2159 126 $ tockton, Stan, Instr, Mech Engr 212 MEL 720 Ind ' ·-... ........ 37 Stoermer, Raymond, Asst Instr, chem, 214 BCL l 416 T........................- ....... 21.>9 86 *Stoland, 0. 0., Prof, Physiol 104 H 1845 Le , d enn ........·-········...... l555 112 *Stoltenberg, Howard, Chem, Water Lab, 15 iJ1}1a[o ..............................- ..2fG 149 Stoneburner, Roger, Asst Instr, Geol, 309 L 1611 K Ind ........... ·-·······-·;1225J 176 *Storer, N. W., Assoc Prof, Astron, 500 L, 1724 Miss. y . ........................._ _5 9M 1 :stouffer, E. B., Dean of Univ, Prof, Math, 225 FS l0is..i\'···:········ ..·············· 2631J 169 Stough, Jeannette Asst Prof Mus Th 303 FS - ame ········-·········2767 196 *Stra~, Mrs_. Mary,'Food Sup,;r Cafeter1~~~em Unio~2iza°r~a~ ............--::3265 89 * Strait, Regtnald, Asst Prof, Phys Ed, 107 R 1346 L • 11 . ·•-.. ····2529M 92 Stranathan, J. D., Prof, Physics, 202 B 1308 Mi a. ················ ................ _ .. 1135 100 *Stratton, G. "o/·• Prof, Chem, 302 BCL isl6 L s · ......... ········· ..······............. 3013 45 *Stratton, 1:,ucile, Sec to Dean, Fine Arts, 126 F13,'.iioTo;ead·•··· ..··············-·· 2253 95 Str!1wn, Richard, Instr, Rom Lang, 115 FS 1701 L ····-···············.. 115 .str~eby, Charles, Instr, Arch, 115 M, 1515 Stratf~~d................................. 3142:M 108 * Strmgham, ~. Instr, Elec Engr, EEL, 1609 R I ............... ··-············-1~35 132 * Strong, MarJor1e, Steno, Sch of Bus. 214 FS, 36 L~e··p····· ··················--- 1 4.> ! 179 * Stuckey, Norma, Asst Instr, Psych, 27 FS, 611 W 6 Snflr . ................. _ 65 * Stuhl, Alberta, Instr, Piano, 125A FS, 1525 La ··············•........... __ ..... 33 206 Stuhl, Raymond, Asst Prof, Violin, 301 B F · ·L···············--.. ················••2 92 J 1 525 a.···-····· .. ······· 20 *Sturtevant, A. M., Prof, German, 304 F, 924 'La ............ .2924J 183 Suderman, Elmer, Asst Instr Engl 501 F 1121 T......................... ······•-· ......27 lJ 159 :sud~ow, Robert, Instr, Ptg, 3i9 FS.' 940 rn'd enn. ······ •········· •-··········2 2 124 Sulbvan, Edward, Bookbinder Lib S B w· ·,fr,;··Mi···--········ •·••········· ............ lS20R 147 ~ummers, Louise, Periodical Libr 203- W i135 247 151 *Sut~or:;jDorothy, Instr, Psych, 7B'Fs, 1300 L . ampus ·•·········· .. ···········19 2 37 *S~~cth ornson, August, Asst Instr, Chem, 21li3·c"L.. i3:F········---······· ....... 1309 45 *S t out, D. M., Dean, Sch of FA 128 FS 1605 C .> t. ·····---·-·.. 4 1aarold, Accnt, Bus Off, 121 FS, 1911 'NH rescent ........................ 1637 203-2r S w.ar wine or • Ada, Geol, Geol Surv, 217 L, 1028 M . .... ··············•· .. ·····•···········... o. ·········· ·········-·········-·-··1511R 39 ::}:a!t, Robert, Prof, Chem, 115 BCL 1713 La 126 *Tait, R. 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Phone Wilder, Bessie, Document Lib, 408 W, 1640 Mass .... ····························--..-· ... 1286J •Wiley, Russell, Assoc Prof, Band, 9 Hoch, RR 1 ................... ·-······················730K3 •Wilkins, J. F., Prof, Voice, 132 FS, 1535 Univ. Dr. ·······································-··3097 •Wilkins, Marie, Instr, Voice, 132 FS, 1535 Univ Dr . ........................................3097 •Williams, Charles, Geol, USGS, 111 L, 2124 N.H .................... ·-····················1777W Williams, Dorothy, Typist, Bus Off, 121 FS, 1104 Ky .............................. _.....28ROW •Williams, R. L., Sgt., 20 MS, R 1 ................................................................... __ 828W Wilson, Esther, Asst Prof, Engl, 109 F, 1609 La .............................................:n ;iR •wnson, George, Instr, Engl, 211 F, Eldridge .......................................... .........807 *Wilson, Woodrow, Scientific Aide, USGS, 111 L, 631 Ohio ............................3061 Wingerson, Donna M., Typist, Water Lab, 2 M, 1244 La .................................2962 Winter, Charles, Lab Asst, Geol, 223 L, 1028 Tenn . ........................................ 3J66J Winter, C. J., Assoc Prof, Rom Lang, 117 FS, 1733 Mass . ........................... 1809J *Winterburg, Francis, Asst, Engr, Draw, 302 M, 1137 Ky ................................ . •Wiseman, Gordon, Instr, Physics & Ast, 5 B, 2 Powhatan, Ha kell ........1152 f Wisner, Mary, Proctor, West Civil, 201A Fow, 1236 Oread ........................1315 Witt, Emitt, Major, Asst Prof, Mil Sci, 203 MS, Eldridge ................................807 •wttt, Grace, Asst, Engl, 501 F, 1601 R.I. ........................ ············-······ ............... lO<lO Wojcik, Mitchell, Sgt, Mil Prop Cust, 203 MS, 1105 R.I . ........................... _25U Wolfe, Marion, Accession Libr, 204 W, 1231 Oread ······-············-········-......... 1;,6 •wood, Iva, Asst Instr, Engl, 501 F, 1138 N.Y ................................................. 3125M *Woodard, Parke, Assoc Prof, Physiol, 1 H, 1743 La .................................... 1676R Woodbury, Blanche, Geol Libr, 318 L, 817 Ill ................................................ .2939W *Woodruff, L. C., Assoc Prof, Entom & Biol, 309 S, 2 Westwood .......... - .....2881 *Woodward, John, Res Asst, Bact, 605 S, 1640 Ill. .............. - .......... _ .. ···-···1826M •Woolley, L. E., Mgr Univ Bkstr, Union, 900 Ill. ········-························--··•-- .. 3479R *Wulfkuhle, Ross, Tech Asst, Bur of Vis Instr, 15 F, Rt 4 ........................ 767- -2 Yahn, Anna, Asst, Ext Libr, 17 F, 1110 Vt ...................... ·-··············--.... __ 1153w *Yaple, Betty, Steno, Ext Div, 109 F, 2032 N.R ................................................1333R Yarnell. J. L., Asst, Math, 102 B, 1045 W Hills ....................... -·········· .. ··--··.. l700 Yeckel, George, Asst, Psych, 11 FS, 1100 Ohio .......................................... _..3455i.\f •Yoder, Anita, Geol Libr, 318 L, 1201 Oread ..............................................-..14.54 •Yoe, Thomas, Dir of Inf, 222A FS, Eldridge········-···········································- 807 :~ork, Regina, Typist, Ext Div, 15 F, 821 !nd . ............................................- ..2600 I •young, Doris, Steno, Bus Res, 216 FS, 1109 N.H. ············ ·······················••··-··2850R •young, Evelyn, Typist, Vet Bur, 2 FS, 1115 Oh io . ····-······························-2142W •young, Wm., Assoc Prof, Anat, 201B H, 1318 L a . ...................................... 333™ oungberg, Irvin, Dir, Housing Bur, 10 FS, 1908 Barker ······-······· ............ 1639W *Zeiss, George, Asst Prof, Econ, 12 FS, 520 Lane 12 Snflr. *Zeller, Doris, Asst Instr, Geol 303 L 42 • ················-········ •Zeller, Edward, Asst Instr, G~ol 303'Z 1/f:f ··:···························· ·················1907 z U M t A t In tr En • • nd ·········· .. ··············-····-···· .. ···-1907 •z~ er, argarFe, kssA s , gl, 501 F, 1343 Tenn. ·············•··········-····-·766W !mmerman. ran , sst Instr, Pet Engr, 245 L, 304 Lane 00 Snflr. -··-2~0~~· 615 Snflr. ··············· ··---············ Hall -···························--····•··-·····860 , ~l~if:,oH!:a:'"o5f/1k~:nell~~~ ORGANIZED HOUSES FOR WOMEN NATIONAL SORORITIES Phone 898 290 3045 781 731 537 768 1315 267 295 718 415 3140 Organization PTesWnt Addt'eBB Alpha Chi Omega ..............................• Barbara Vanderpool ................. 1246 Oread Alpha Delta Pi ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Marjorie Shryock _ _ _ _ _ 1145 La. *Alpha Kappa Alpha _ _ _ _ _]llr,ary Jenkins ............................... 1721 Ohio Alpha Omicron Pi ........ Margie Kerschen ··- - - - - 1144 La. Chi Omega ········································-····Sally Houck _ _ _ _ _ 1345 W. Campus Delta Delta Delta ............................... Eileen O'Brien _ _ _ _ _ _ 1115 La. Delta Ganima ........................................Barbara Thiele ··- - - - · · · ··· 1001 W Hills *Delta Sigma Theta .........................._Dctavia Walker _ _ _ _ _ _ 1236 Oread Gamma Phi Beta ..................................Rosemary Jarboe ................ 1339 W. Campus Kappa Alpha Theta ............................Elaine Wells _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1433 Tenn. Kappa Kappa Gamma ........................Nancy Goering ....................... Gower Place Pi Beta Phi ········································-··Carol Mayer - - - - - ·····... 1246 Miss. Sigma Kappa ························----Caroline Morriss .............. 1625 Edgehill Rd. UNIVERSITY RESIDENCE HALLS FOR WOMEN 724 164 860 257 1768 355 504 836 921 837 980 1185 835 358 900 Briar Manor .......................,_ _ _ _Wilma Hildebrand ........................ 1941 Mass. Carruth Hall ..........................................Enuna Lou Britton .......................... 1345 La. Corbin Hall ............................................Jean Pyke ...................................... 420 W. llth Foster Hall ............................................Rita Wickland ··· · · · · · · - - - - - 1200 La. Hopkins l:IaJ.l ···················-···-- --Geraldine Glaser ............................ 1011 Ind. Jolliffe Hall ............................................Betty Young ················-- --1505 Ohio ~Ef=~ fjf ! ill i85 } ··································Lorraine Rumsey ...................... Locksley No. 4 111.2 m. Miller Hall ..............................................Billie Rotermund ................ 1518 Lilac Lane Ricker Hall ............................................Julia Anders ·····-··········- ................ 745 Ohio Sleepy Hollow Hall ..............................Doris Brown ......................... .......... 1420 Ohio Templin Hall ........................................Bonnie Chestnut ······ - - - - 1407 La. Watkins Hall ..........................................June Peterson··············-···· 1506 Lilac Lane OTHER ORGANIZED RESIDENCES FOR WOMEN 506 Harmon Co-op ......................................Doris Dennis - - - - - - 153Hf.l Tenn. 1315 Henley House-YWCA ....................... .Antonia Martinez ........................ 1236 Oread •not maintaining houses. ORGANIZED RESIDENCES FOR MEN NATIONAL FRATERNITIES 565 552 868 1106 2903 1700 817 1902 957 443 243 503 284 753 721 20 21 Alpha Phi Alpha (Negro) ..................Howard Brown _ _ _ _ _ 1101 Miss. Alpha Tau Omega ............................... .John Asher · · - - - - - - 1537 Tenn. Beta Theta Pi ...................................... .Dub Hartley .................................. 1425 T~. Delta Chi ·········- - - - · · ·············.Francis Longan - - - 1245 w. Campus Delta Tau Delta ....................................Dave Stimson ................. ........ 1111 w. 11th Delta Upsilon ······· - - - - -·······.Bob Schober ····- ························ 1025 W, Hills Kappa Sigma ........................................Roy Shoaf - - - - - - 1045 W. Hills Phi Beta Pi .. . .......................................Charlie Schophner - - - - - 1137 Ind. Phi Chi ............................ Ben Bryant ·······- - - - - 1235 Oread Phi Delta Theta ....................................Everett Gille - - - - 1621 Edgehill Rd. Phi Gamma Delta .............................. _Ned Smull·······••·- - - - - - 1540 La. Phi Kappa ........................ Bernard Doman .............................. 1127 Ohio Pl Kappa Alpha ············-----ack Kennedy···-----··· 1409 Tenn. Phi Kappa Psi _ ___c._ _ _ _...,_lll Ellis - - - - - - - - 1100 Ind. Sigma Alpha Epsilon _ _ _ _ _George Robb ........................ 1301 W. Campus Sigma Chi ............. :............ Bill Bennett - - - - . . . . - - 1439 Tenn. �Phone Organization President Addre !!! ~::: ~!i .~~.~~.1~~ :::::::::::::::::~:::·:·:::::::~t;~ J~~:~. ··· . ·······-...........: :. w~~ 348 612 ~40 1541 Tenn ... 1116 lnd: Tau Kappa Epsilon .............................. Ted Shafer -·. . .. . . Triangle .. ............................................. Tom A ckerman ..... UNIVERSITY ORGANIZED HOUSES 3405 684 Battenfeld Hall ................................. Victor B einking .. Spooner -Thayer .......................... ....... Durat Dasson ... . 86 205 3338 Don Henry Co-op ................................ John Triplett ..... . ... .... . 7211~ i:yhawk Co- op .................................... George Caldwell ... . --·--·-· ...... {614 Ky ausherr ................................................Homer Kaiser ............................... _. 1247 Ohl~ ·-··· 1425 La. Spooner-Thayer OTHER ORGANIZED HOUSES Phone 1108W 1095 2953 3174 Organization Housemother Address Carruth Hall ..........................................Mrs. H. M. Miller ........................... 1345 La. Foster Hall ............................................Mrs. Mildred B. Scott .................... 1200 La. Hopkins Hall ..........................................Mrs. w. J. Wallace ............................ 1011 Ind. Jolliffe Hall ............................................Mrs. Elizabeth Kite ...................... 1505 Ohio 688 Locksley Hall ........................................Mrs. Vivian Christian ................ 716 McCook 2713 Miller Hall ..............................................Mrs. R . G. Rocke .............. 1518 Lilac Lane 353 Sleepy Hollow Hall ..............................Mrs. C. w. Arrick ............................1420 Ohio 1185 Ricker Hall ............................................ Mr.-Mrs. R. P. Mize ........................ 745 Ohio 918 Watkins Hall ..........................................Miss Julia Ames Willard, 1508 Lilac Lane 1108R Templin Hall ................ .......................Mrs. Albert Schrumpf ................ 1407 La. 1315 OTHER ORGANIZED HOUSES FOR WOMEN Harman Co-op ...................................... Mr.-Mrs. Ralph Smith ............ 1537% Tenn. Henley House-YWCA ........................ Miss Mary McCracken .............. 1236 Oread 1425 UNIVERSITY HALLS FOR MEN Battenfeld ..............................................Miss Carlotta Nellis ........................ 1425 La. 205 3338 OTHER ORGANIZED HOUSES FOR MEN Jayhawk Co-op ....................................Mrs. Irene Jirik ................................ 1614 Ky. Hausherr ..................................................Mrs. Bernard Hausherr ............ 1247 Ohio 506 PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES MAINTAINING HOUSES 366 817 1902 651 Nu Sigma Nu (medical) ....................Jero me Wildgen Phi Beta Pi (medical) ........................ Charlie Shopfner ..' · ··· · ··- - 1244 Ohl 1137 lndo ~!~~~:~.~~~~.~~..:::::::::::::·::::::·::::::::::!:~ :::~:~~······· .··· ..·:. ·.:.:. ·. ·=::··: ·:·123::~~ HOUSEMOTHERS AND DIRECTORS OTHER CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS SORORITIES Phone O r ganization Housemother Ad 1931 Alpha Chi O m e ga ... ........................... Mrs. w. C. Jackson 1246 Odread 2716 Al ha Delta p · .. ·· · · · ·r 587J Al~ha Omicr:n .. Mrs. O. L. H~rner · · --- · . 1145 La 731 Chi Orne .......................-.. Mrs. P. ~· Klmkenb rg . -·-·.. . 11 4 La. 1 1386W Delta D efta .. Mrs. Onita 1iller · ·········· 1345 "fr. Camp. 768 Delta G amm ············· ......... ..........l\,1rs. J. W. Whippl e ········· 1115 La a ........ .............................. l\.Irs. W. S. Shaw 1001 " Hills a mma P hi B eta · · ... '' • 267 G Kappa Alpha The ~ ............................... Mrs. Ralph ~aldwi n ·· 133 •. Camp 1886 2845 Kappa K a a G amm ....................... ..... Mrs. Karl W. Perk in .. . ...... 1 33 Tenn. PP a ............... ... .. .Mrs A G McKn v G 417 Pi Beta Phi . . . . o ' r Pl ce 2914M Sigma Kapp ;........................... ... . ..Mrs. Dean Alt ···· •····· .. . 12 6 2619M Zeta Phi Beta .................... . .......... Mrs. Mary Younkman 1625 Edg hill Rd. ........ ......... ·· ................... l\lrs. George Snowden 1 Pl................................ n;it~..... ........................... S: •. 0 - 'I' r' 1398R 2694 868 464 759R 1700 190l 1806J 2852W 2180M 1946R 1316 ~75 ,26 644 r59w 348 ••• • • •• •••• FRATERNITIES A lpha Tau Om e ga ....... . , Beta T heta Pi ·· ................... l\Irs. E. C . Barrett · . 1537 Tenn. D elta Chi ... ................ ·· .............. ····· :vtrs. B . A. Weber • .. ·-· .. 1 25 Tenn D elta Tau D elta ................... Mrs. H.J. Overhol r .... 12 5 W. Camp. Delta Upsilon ............................ ......... ~s. Nelle Hopkins ...... ·-- 1111 W. 11th Kappa S igma ..... ............ s. Jame:, A . Hooke ···-··· ·- 1025 \'. Hill Phi Chi ........ ..................... _J\1rs. F. A. Benson .. .... .. 10 5 \'. Hills P h i Delta Theta ................ .............. · ·-Mrs. Victor Mallory .. . . 123- Oread P hi Gamma Delta . .................. . .....Mrs. J. H. Kraemer ..... - 1621 Ed hill Rd. P hi K ..................... .... _ ..Mrs. C. A. Thoma appa ................. . M Ra ·· 1540 La. Phi Kapp a Psi ......... . .................. ........ , rs. Y Kanehl ... ·--·······1127 Ohio Pi Kappa Alpha .......... ...... .. ··•··· .... Mrs. Arthur Little ... . . - ..... 1100 Ind. Sigma Chi ................. . ................. ... ... Mrs. Clark Mandigo .•.. -········ 1 0 T nn. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ....... ...............Mrs. C. H. Sautter .. ........... -- . l 39 Tenn. Sigma Phi Epsilon ............ ....... Mrs. Esther Reed ............. 1301 Cam Sigma Nu ................................Mrs. Helen Fisher · p. Tau Kapp;·Ep ··~ilo.. n··· ............................... Mrs. R . H. Wilson ::·· .... ·········· 1 0 n TelnnOth ............. · ..Mrs. H. P · Ralll.;,ge · ··:.::·-........ Tenn 15 ~-. 724 B r iar Manor .. UNIVERS ITY HALLS F OR W O ME • 860 Cor bin H a ll .... ::::::::............ ::::::::::::::::::::~~~: ~;~f fr«;,~~zier ......•..... 2l PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES P h one Organization President Address 3193J Alpha Chi Sigma (chemistry) ........Warren Lowen ............................ 603 Tenn. 2614W Alpha Kappa Psi (business) ............Gene Glotzback .................................. 615 La. Delta Sigma Pi (business) ............... inactive .................................................................. Kappa Epsilon (pharmacy worn.) .. Amy Rasher .................................... 824 Miss. 892 1699M Kappa Eta Kappa (elc. engr.) ......Ermo Geppelt ................................... 1320 N.H. 2771W Phi Alpha Delta (law) ........................Dan Aul ................................................ 1515 Vt. 860 Phi Chi Theta (bus. women) .......... Norma Pyke ................................ Corbin Hall KU186 Phi Delta Kappa (ed. men) ............Gordon E. Wiseman ................ 5 Blake Hall 1540W Phi Delta Phi (law) ............................Charles Arthur ................................ 2007 Ky. 1806M Phi Mu Alpha (music men) ........... Leo Horacek ............................ 616% W. 17th 866 Scarab (arch.) ......................................Millard Dornblaser ........ 1245 Campus 2977R Sigma Delta Chi (journ. men) ........James Gunn ................................. 308 E. 19th 2565R Sigma Gamma Epsilon (geol.) ........ Arthur Bowsher ............................ 1330 Tenn. 731 Theta Sigma Phi (joum. women) ..Dixie Gilliland .................... 1345 W. Campus 651 Theta Tau (engr.) ................................Robert Brothers ........... ..................... 1602 La. w. HONORARY FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Jksn6787 Alpha Omega Alpha (med .) ......Charles R. Hopper, 7229 Balt., KC, Mo. KU312 Beta Gamma Sigma (bus.) ................Dean F. S. Stockton .......... Business School 726 Delta Phi Delta (art) ..........................Robt. Kiskadden ................ 1301 W. Campus 552 Delta Sigma Rho (debate) ............... .Larry Miller .................................. 1425 Tenn. Iota Sigma Pi (chem. women) ........Esther Ragle .................................... 923 Tenn. 1352 1774 Mortar Board (sr. women) ................Billie Hamilton ................................ 1232 La. 980 Mu Phi Epsilon (music women) ......Marjean Carr ........................ 1518 Lilac Lane KU64 National Collegiate Players ..............Prof. Allen Crafton .................... Green Hall 358 Omicron Nu (home ec.) ...................Ruth Cawood .....................................1407 La. KU54 O r cte1 of the Coif (law) .................... Dean F. J. Mor eau .............. 108 Green Hall Ow1 Society (jr. men) ........................inactive ................................................................. . KU156 Phi Beta Kappa ....................................Miss Wealthy Babcock .................. 209 F.S. 3142M Phi Delta Phi (French) ....................Richard Strawn ................................ 1701 La. 3084W Phi Sigma (biol.) ..................................James Case ....................................... 1020 Mo. KU206Pi Kappa Lambda (music) ................ Raymond Stuhl, Sec . .................... 301B F.S. 3204 Pi Lambda Theta (ed. women) ..... Rose Coughlin .................................. 1212 La. 13 �Phone 1 111 11 2804J 2521R 1700 3140 234 11; 234 957 Organizatio·n President Add Pi Mu Epsilon (math.) ........................ Mary Steele Richardson . . 625 w ;:: Pi Sigma Alpha (pol. sci.) ................ Denn Ostrum ..................................... 7~0 La Pi _Tau.Sigma (me. Engr. ) ............... Les Pihlblad .............................. 1045 Hill; Psi Chi (psych.) ............................... Mary Vermillion . ····-······ Hi25 Edgehill Rd Quill Club (lit.) ........................... Dean Postlewaite ...... _ ..... Battenfeld Rhadamanthus (poetry) ................... .imictive .................................... . Sachem (sr. men) ........................ ........Dick Hollingsworth ................ Battenfeld :icabba;d & Blade (mil.) ................... .inactive ...... ····-····· ....... .... _ ... ···-· _ .gma au (engr.) ..............................John McGuckin ......... . 1621 Edgehill Rd: Sigma Theta Tau (nursing) .............Frances Metzger R.N., KU Hosp. KC3 K (~cience) ..............................Raymond C. Moore ................... 1605 T~nn: P1 (engr.) ............. .............. P. Tylon Shuerman . . .. -· 1104 Tenn Tau Sigma (dancing) ........................ Alice Ackerman ........................ 1246 Oread W. ~~::1 ~;:~;tai • 898 Political Parties: m i!i~~wins:·Po·.--Pii°rly·::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:i?~\«:iH~~~e~.:::.::::::::::::::::::::.~:~.~.:{4~F& OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AND OFFICERS Phone Organization President Add ~mR 1nc;f~~!n1~~~n··:c····················· •·• ~auJ Friesen ···························-- ·-· 1340 T;: Alpha Del~a Sigm:~ ... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::·Jn~~1~~ Engleman · · - - - - · ·.. ·- 1323 Ohio Alpha Phi Omega (service) ·.R bt D ········ ························-···-·····--- ·--Am. Assoc. of Univ. Women ........... Mo· .Ph.. l,!udDy ....... -·········· ...... 413 W. 14th Recent Gr Gr of AA ········· .. · is. I IP ergance .......... . 1529 K Am. Soc ~f cR;n En UW ················Mrs. James Owens ...... ···-·-······ ..... 1005 ~· Am. Vet~rans Co grs. ················•···Robert Wiedemann ····--· .. - . . -· 1947 Vl Archery Club mm. ·••··•................ lo~ Harm_on ·········· •··················· ·-· 611 W. 9th Bacteriology ci"ub································· · · Collms ......... -· ·- . - - . 1537 Tenn Bitter Bird, Bus. Mm-·:························.Polly Wegscheider •·········· .......... '1iller Hall 2099 1860J 2809W 1236 2892 565 980 m ~~t:;~~:1d~~.~tn·.-·:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::Jr:gni Hw~t ..................... ······-·- . 1100 Ind. Christian Sci. Org ..............................:. G. R. -£.eelinan ······•·· • · ·- . .1339 'W. Campus Dally Kansan .................................... ·Ra! h C I g, Jr. ···················-·-- 1600 R.I. Dance Manager ................................ · ·Earf Sta~t~r;;n ·····• -- •····· •- Joum. Bldg. Delta Gamma Sigma (Polo) ······K 11"15 Wh ·························· . ·- 140 Tenn. (The) Dove ············Rhe e<;lt ······· •··· .......... 1301 ~•. Cam~ El Ateneo (s·······.··h)······························ oten Smith Ed 1011 Engr Stud Cpan1s.l ····························Alvaro Chava~r.!a . ··-······· ····- .1310 T . Jim w h · · -····-····-···· enn. • . ounc1 ................. 2686W Engr. Stud. Wives ·············M Jug ........................... ·---- 9 6 Ohio Entomology Club ................................ rs. . W. Sheridan ·······-·· ... 16 6 Tenn 569 Faculty Women's ciub ........................ ifhnJAh Bacon ··············. ·- 231 00. Snflr: 1830R KU25 443 726 1830W 2183R KJ:• !~~:½.iii : :::tEit~t:~:::::.:::<:~~- ··~~ 1068W Ge 1 Cl .; ta (Emmanuel Luth) . .Harold M. Be 1·u ·····-··· -··-··--·--·----54 1526W G~~man 'c1ub·::::::::::::·········:····················El~ Deidric~ •• : .::··::··: ..::•••: •••• •.- _? H!nch Hall Hearall (ns ... ub.. j°···· ·... Jo McCamish .......... . .. . .... 1 1 3 ~~story Club (Phi Alp/fa PTh~ta·) ··:: ~iyers, Ed., 3630 B 11, KC, fo. 1535 Ho:: ut ··············· .....................Wilda Ho~o~n ···············-· -····-·· 1~12 La. 267 Housemothe~s A~se ............ ······· ····· .. .... . . ........ ······ " atklns 85680 !Independent LoMrs. ~lph Baldwin .. .. . . 1339 w Camn nter-Dorm c •i ( ..... ···· · • rra1ne Carpen er · r 3 685 Inter-Dorm· C ounc.i women l .. Bonnie Chestnut ........... ···- Corbm 7 314~ IIntter-Fr~ternif~~un~rn~n ) ........... JDuhnaneDPostlewaite.-·spoo"ner-Th~a DLam n ernational Cl b ................... 0 anneberg · 13 " 957 Intern. Relationu ···························· . Antonla Martinez -···-·······-·· - l 1 Tenn. 2971W Jayhawker B s ~ub ...... ···············Donald Ong ..... ····-········- 1236 Or ad 2521R Jayhawker' E~s. gr. ············· .......... Dick Carmecm···- - -········ 1621 EdgehUJ Rd. 1 KU193 Jayhawk Fiying Cf°b........................... Dean Ostrum ...:······· ···········- 1107 .H. 860 Jay Janes u ······• ................... Prof. w. M. s· - ·· ········-- ·······-··- 7 0 La. Jewish Stud:·un1o··································Virginia Wick~~a on ······ Aero. Eng. Bldg. 565 K Book, Bus. Mgr n .............................. Dr. S. S. Mayerber········· .. ··············- Corbin 348 K Book, Ed. in Chl ·"{····• .......................Bob Oberhelman g ··-········ · ·· iyers Hall 837 Kan-Do Ed e ......... •·········· .....Bill Haage ···········•········· . 1587 Tenn. 1324R Kansan 'Boa"rif ::················• .....................Betty van de;·s·-·i . ........... ····· 1541 Tenn. 651 Kansas Eng. Ed:·················--······ ······· ... Jane Anderso m - en ·········•·· - 1112111. 2858J Kappa Beta' (Chri"°t°·····• ..................... Robt. Kunkle n ······-·· ·· ··-· · ····•······ 716 La. 900 Kappa Phi (Meth.)s .) ............. ······ ... M~ble Ann Ric·h--··d····· ···· ········· · - 1602 La KU Band......... ········ .. · ········ ...... Wilda Horton ar son· -·····-·. 1117 Vt. 3 338 ~8t tg~f ·W;;1~ tor: ~ JiI~· m: stuioX~so·,:": . ··· . ......... 957 Pachacamac ...........................................Donald Ong .................... 1621 Edgehill Rd. 205 Prog. Stud. Gov. League ....................George Caldwell ................................ 1614 Ky. 807 Pershing Rifles ..................................... .Major Emitt C. Witt, Jr., Eldridge Hotel 2475M Psychology Club ..................................George Yeckel ................................ 1100 Ohio 768 Quack Club ............................................Olivia Garvey .......................... 1001 w. Hills 3033W Roger Williams Fd. (Bapt.) ............Charles A. Dillon .......................... 1020 Maine 148 ROTC Rifle Team ..................................James E. May, Capt ................. 1408 Tenn. 1783W Russian Club ......................................... .A. Glenn Sowders Jr ..................... 1131 Ohio 2903 Skyway Flying Club ..........................Mac Hermann .......................... 1025 W. Hills KU34 Snow Zoology Club ..............................Maxine Smythe .................... Zooloi Dept. 957 S.O.B. Club ............................................Glenn Sewell .................. 1621 Edge ill Rd. 257 Sociology Club ..................................... .Rita Wicklin ...................................... 1200 La. 2518R Stafford County Club ........................Robert B. Noyes ................................ 1320 Ky. 534 State-wide Activities ..........................Dwight Day ............................ 945 Emery Rd, KU71 Stud. Book Store ..................................Mr. L. E. Wooley, Memorial Union Bldg. 1721R Student Court ....................................... .Malcolm Miller, Ch. Just ............. 1547 Ky. 731 Student Directory ............................... Ann Alexander, Ed ............. 1345 w. Campus Student Nursing Assoc .......................Mrs. Maxine Durkee, 3900 Adams, KC3 Student Religious Council ............... Mary Holtzclaw ............................ 2207 N. H. 734 Union Activities ....................Jean Woodward ............................ 1246 Miss. 415 Student Theta Epsilon ........................ Frances L. R. Fridell ................ 1245 Oread 1504 Univ. Art Club(Bapt.) Bernard Wardlow ....................... 1409 Tenn. 503 University Club...................................... .................................... Coombs .............. Haskell Grounds 1984 Unitarian Stud. Org.............................Madison Wendell Link ............................ 1537 Tenn. 565 Univ. Women's Club ............................Mrs. Deane W. Malott ................ Lilac Lane 982 Varsity Rifle Team ............................. .inactive ····················································-·········· 2954 Westminster Fel. (Presby.) ..............John Oliver ........................ 1325 W. Campus 332 Wesley Found. (Meth.) ....................Jack Hollingsworth ...................... 1653 Ind. 718 Womens Athl. Assoc ............................. Maxine Gunsolly ...................... Gower Place 860 Women's Glee Club .............................. Vivian Riffler ........................................ Corbin 295 Women's Pan-Hellenic Council ......Kathryn O'Leary ........................ 1433 Tenn. 843 Women's Rifle Club ........................... Janet Belt ...................................... 1646 Mass. 1387M Young Democrat Club ........................William Guilfoyle ........................ 1300 Tenn. l251R Young Republican Club ....................Fred Thomas ........................... 2233 Vermont 1504 Youth Fellowship (Bapt.) ................Doris Klindt .................................. 1245 Oread 234 Y.M.C.A . ................................................Dean Smith .................................... Battenfeld KU28 Y.M.C.A. Exec. Sec'y ..........................Dean Henry Werner ........................ 228 F.S. 415 Y.W.C.A ...................................................Mary Breed ................................... 1246 Miss. 1057J Y.W.C.A. Exec. Sec'y ......................... Mrs. Christine Alford ................... 1126 La. !~ 2210M ~~~~Jbam~~:::::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~g: : :==~.:':\~ ii~r:t~~g\~~~i~:~:. ······· 301 Lane Q, Snftr. 24 ljj I· Iii 25 �Phone Classified Advertisers Phone AUTOMOBILES Buddy Gallagher Motors 632-634Moss. ____ ' _____ 1000 Channel-Sonders, 622-624 Moss. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 616 Hunsinger Motor Co and Taxi 920-22 Moss. _ ·_______ ' 12 Joyhowk Motors, PontiocCodilloc, 702 Vt. _____ _ 639 M. ~ Hudson, Oldsmobile Ser. 8 0 N.H . -------------- 825 Morgon-Mock Motor Co 609 Moss. _________ ., ___ _ 277 Porker Buick, 700 N.H. ____ _ 402 Ransdell Motor Service 621-25 Moss. -~36! Winter Chevrolet, 738 77 N~~--== AUTOMOBILE WRECKING Auto Wrecking and Junk Co 712 E. 9th------------~ 954 BAKERIES Brinkman Bakery, 816 Mass. - - 501 Drake's Bakery, 907 Moss 61 Zephyr Bakery, 546 Moss.· - 209 ==- BANKS First Nat'l Bank, 8th & Moss Lawrence Not'I Bk, 7th & Moss: Phone BOOKS AND SUPPLIES Keefer's Book Store, 939 ass 33 Rowlands Book Store 140! Ohio _____ , _______ 1401 The Book ook, 102 I ass. -- 666 BUS COMPANIES-CITY & STATE Rapid Transit Co., 620 ass 388 Union Bus Depat, 638 ass. _ 7 07 Johnson, H. B., 801 1;2 Moss. 204 Kincaid, Paul K., 839 ½ Mass. 989 Perry, J . I., 15 E. 7th ------ - 395 Rusty's Food Market, 1117 Mass. ____________ _____ 397 CAFES Blue Mill, DEPARTMENT STORES Gamble's, 930 Mass. ------- 528 J.C. Penney, 807 Mass. ----- 903 W eaver's, 901 Moss. ____ ___ 636 55 J 009 ass. _______ 409 Brick's Cafe, 12 & Or ad ----2004 Cottage Cafe, l I 4 Ind. -----2051 Court House Lune , 1 05 Moss.- -------------- .2034 Deluxe Cafe, 7 J 1 ass. ____ 56 Dine-a-Mite, 23rd & La.----- 845 Green Lantern, 745 ass.---- 484 Jayhawk Cafe, 1340 0 io __ 2007 Jim's Lunch, 627 ass. _____ 2096 Marriott's Cafe, 832 ass. ___ 3018 CLEANERS fndependent 740 Vt . New York L~~ & Dry Clners ., 646 432 ~l~~;~-~; ______ , 6 ass. 75 Varsity Cleaners, 1407 M ass. _ 400 Hotel Eldridge Shop ?O l M ' ass. 2019 ott R. Clodfelter Ap t Barber Shop , 729 l~ •M ;-2 ass. 926 CLOTHIERS BEAUTY SHOPS Marinello Shop, 1119 Moss. - 493 GIFTS AND NOVELTIES S. H. Kress, 921 Mass. ______ 583 Vi's Gift Shop, Eldridge Hotel 88 Vicker's Gift Shop, 1023 Mass. 933 GROCERY STORES Co-op Grocery, 931 Moss. ____ 627 Cut-Rate Grocery & Market, 734 Moss. _____________ 987 BARBER SHOPS Sc GAS COMPANIES Kansas Public Serv. Co., 7 3 5 Mass. __ - _ - - - - - - - - - 31 5 DENTISTS Al exander, C. J ., 1101 ½ Mass . 42i Bumgardner, Edward, 731 Mass. ___________ Res. 2602M BUILDING AND LOAN A'SSN. Lawrence Bldg. & Loon 'n 800 ass. ____________ Bachelor Ldry & Dry Clnrs 1111 Mass ·• 30 70 DRUG STORES Cordell Drug Store, 1345 Mass. 521 Eldridge Pharm ., 701 Mass . --- 999 Hillside Pharm., 9th & Ind. __ 1487 Rankin's Drug Str., 1101 Mass. 678 Round Corner Drug, 801 Mass. 20 Stowits Rexall Store, 847 Mass. 516 Phone Carl's Clothiers , 905 M ass ___ . Gibb~ Clothing Co., 811 Mass. Ober s Clothing 821 M Palace Clo Co , 843 M ass. -ass · ·, Wolfson's Clo ., 743 M ass.---- 251 459 203 915 675 26 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT & PLUMBERS Darnell Elec. Serv., 617 Mass. 360 Gu ntert Plumbing & Wiring, 1337 Mass. - -- ---- --- - - 963 Kansas Elec. Power Co., 700 Moss. _ __________ __ 880 Kennedy Plumbing & Elec. Co., 937 Mass. __ _ ___ ____ ___ 658 Westi nghouse Appliances, 723 Moss. --- - --- - -- --- 253 Wright Appliance Store, 846 Moss. __________ ___ 725 EXPRESS Railway Exp. Ag'cy, 20 E 9th 120 FLORISTS All ison-Thomas, 927 Mass. 363 Words Flowers, 910 Moss. ___ 820 FURNITURE Weakley's Furniture, 8th & N.H. _____________ 932 27 Sommer's Market, 1021 Mass. 212 HARDWARE Green Bros., 633 Moss. _____ 631 Lawrence Hardware, 724-726 Moss. _________ 178 Vernon Hardware, 1029 Mass. 107 INSURANCE Baker & Bremer Ag'cy, 21 W 9 95 Manley Ins. Ag., City Hall Bldg., 1045 Moss. ______ __ 250 S. J. Hunter Co., 720 Moss. --- 330 Standard Life Ass'n., Standard Life Bldg. ___________ ___ 840 JEWELRY L. G. Balfour Co., 41 1 W 14th Parsons, Ed. W ., 725 Mass. ___ Roberts, F. H., 833 Mass. ____ Sol Marks & Son, 817 Mass. _ _ 307 717 827 654 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Adelone's, 823 Mass. ____ ___ 554 Greene's Ready-To-Wear, 845 Mass. ----------- -Grayce Shop, 841 Mass.__ ____ Horzfefd's, 12th & Oread __ __ Johnson's, 835 Mass. ___ ____ Swope's, 943 Mass. ____ ___ _ 687 47 190 77 1 603 �Pho LUMBER Paul H. Friend Lumber Co 1030 Moss . ______ ' 42 Register of Students MIMEOGRAPHING AND MULTILITHING WORK KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS So-Sophomore Bus-School of Business C-College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Jr-Junior E-Sch. of Engineering and Architecture Sr-Senior Sp-Special Ed-School of Education Unc-Unclassified FA-School of Fine Arts AAF-Army Air Forces Officer Gr-Graduate School NO-Navy Officer L-School of Law NROTC-Naval Res. Off. Trng. Corps. M-School of Medicine V-5-Naval Aviation Trng. Program Ph-School of Pharmacy *-Married Fr-Freshman Kansas University Ste nograph ic Bureau ---- ------ - -- K. U. 160 MUSIC AND MUSIC SUPPLIES Bell Music Co., 925 Mass. - - - 375 Holyfield Music Co., J J 07 Moss. 17 J OPTOMETRISTS Name B. F. Nonningo, 919 Moss. 191 LoMrence Optical Co., J 025 ass.------------ ---- - 4 2 5 Noll Optical Co., 839 Y2 Moss . 979 PHOTOGRAPHERS Crisp Studios, 837 ½ Moss. _ _ _ 3 10 Estes Studios, 927 ½ Moss. _ _ _ 151 Hixon Studios, 7 2 I Mass 41 Thompson Studio, 829 ~ ~ 6 14 M~s~: Allen Press, 1041 N.H. ____ _ 1 234 Bullock Printing Co., Jayhowker Theatre Bldg. ___ Lawrence Daily Journ~,------ - 379 Worfd, 722 Moss The Outlook, 1005 Mo~;.·· - - - - ~; 5 RADIOS REAL ESTATE & RENTALS Hosford Investment C 824 Mass. __ o., S. J. Hunter Co _7_2_0 M --M ., ass · R. Gill, 640 Mass . -M. E. Kelly 7 J 2 M . - - - - - - , ass. ------ SHOE REPAIR Lescher's S O Sh , 8 2 Mass. _____________ _ Burge rt's Shoe Se ,ce Moss. _________ _ PRINTERS--NEWSPAPERS Bowman Radio Shops 900 Moss. _ _ ' Hanna's, 933 Mo~;.-===== === SHOES Royal College Sh 8 3 7 -39 Mass The a lk Over 13 SPORTING GOODS Kirkpat rick Sport Shop Moss. _____ ' Mi ll er & ofo t , 7 36 a 15 - THEATRES ~~: 457 330 I 1I 878 SERVICE STATIONS BrigOgeJ SMtandord Service Sta ass ·, Fritz Co., 14i E~a;,,---------3380 Motor In, 827 Vt 4 ·------607 Granada, I 020 ass Jayhawke r, 646 0 s Patee, 828 Mass. - Vars ity, J OJ 5 as 9 6 10 3 13 TAXIS 65 Jayhawk Taxi , 1012 M Un ion Cab Co Jo h koss. - - Bid ., a er g. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2800 Veterans Cob Co, 8 0 H Yellow Cob Co 630 M . -- 99 ·, ass. __ 3200 School Lawrence Address Home Phone Abbey, Wallace W., SoC, Battenfeld, 2417 Har1;ison, Evanston, Ill ...........................:.234 Abbott, Karl L., FrFA, 945 Mo., 110 N Ohio, Salina ........................................................ 739W Abbott, Lawrence S., SoE, Smith Hall, 4118 Locust, KC, Mo ........................................ .451 Abel, Martha G., SrC, 1433 Tenn., 104 E 70 St., KC, Mo .................................................295 Abell, Fred K., FrE, 1100 Ind., 610 W 67 St., KC, Mo .................................................... .284 Abels, Wad_e D., FrE, 1025 W Hills Pk~y., 2701 Maryland, Topeka ........................29~ Abercrombie, Clemeth A., SoC, 1101 Ohio, Barnard ....................................................1057 Abramson, Charles R., FrE, 1308 Ohio, Arrington .··········:·········· ............... 2565J *Acker, Kathleen A., SrBus, 1516 Mass., 524 S Adams, Junction City ......................1516 *Acker, William J., FrC, 1516 Mass., 524 S Adams, Junction City ................................1516 Ackerman, Alice M., SrC, 1246 Oread, 4704 Adams, KC ................................................898 Ackerman, Barbara A., FrFA, 1246 Oread, 4704 Adams, KC ........................................8!l!S Ackerman, Leon D., FrC, 2301 Ohio, 1603 Jenkins, Marysville ................................2687M Ackerman, Thomas J., SoE, 1116 Ind., 4704 Adams, KC ................................................ 612 ""Ackermann, William J., FrE, 5 Lane G, Snflr., 615 Linn, Yankton, S.D ................ . Ackman, Richard L., Soc, Snflr., 328 Elm, Marengo, Ill ........................................... .. Adams, Betty R., FrC, Foster, 301 W Main, Beloit .......................................................... 257 Adams, Billy R., FrE, 1408 Tenn., 440 N Madison, Wichita ..........................................148 Adams, Francis c., FrC, Haskell, Box 14, Sisseton, S.D .................................................589 *Adams, Harry W., SrBus, 221 Lane P, Snflr., Snflr ......................................................... Adams, Herbert w., JrEd, 1321 Tenn., 312 S 10th St., Independence .................... 1547\V Adams, Jack W., FrC, Dorm 11, Snflr., 711 E 7th, Galena ............................................. . Adams, John H., JrE, 615 La., 1304 Crosby, Rockford, Ill .........................................2614M Adams, Lionel J., JrC, 1933 Tenn., 2311 Olive, KC, Mo .............................................2619M Adams, Mark H. II, SoC, 1025 W Hills, 328 N Pershing, Wichita ..............................2!>04 *Adams, Melvin E., SrC, 1044 N.H., Lawrence ................................................................1972J Adams, Richard D., FrE, 733 Maine St., 618 E 1st St., Garnett ............................... . Adams, Richard P., JrC, 1041 Ky. St., Lawrence ......................................................... 3166W *Adams, Robert H., SrC, & FrM, 1219 Ohio, Lawrence ................................................2235R Adams, Robert H., Jr., JrC, 1439 Tenn., 360 Sunset, Salina ... ......................................721 Adams, Roger P., FrC, 2120 Ky., RR 1, Clay Center ..................................................... . *Adams. Roy M., Gr, 2116 N.H., Bostwick, Neb .............................................................1625J Adams, Wells M., FrC, 1025 W Hills, 328 N Pershing, Wichita ..................................2903 ~'Adcock, Roy D., SrC & lstL, 833 Ind., Box 1334, Bartlesville, Okla ......................... 2529J Addington, Cleo H., JrBus, 710 Ind., Elkhart ............................................................... . Addington, John R., FrC, 1409 Tenn., 5407 68th Terrace, KC, Mo ............................. 503 *Addis, ALfred W., SrE, 200 W 13th, Lawrence ................................................................1904W Adell, JoAnn E., FrC, 733 Mo., 825 S Ash, McPherson .................................................... 930 Adell, Leland J., JrBus, 906 Conn., 916 Ind., Neodesha .............................................. 1666R "" Adsit, Boyd D., SoC, 1423 Ohio, Lawrence ................................................................... 3495M Agin&, Bessie L., SoC, 1834 Tenn., 860 Ohio, KC ............... ........................................ 2817M Aguilar, Carlos H., Gr., 1730 Ala., Cartago, Costa Rica ................................................3011J Ahlstedt, Mildred L., lstL, 1700 Miss., 540 S 9th, Salina ............................................ 2403 Ahnert, Betty E., FrC, 1006 Miss., 114 S Broadway, St. John ..................................3129 *Aiken, Robert L., Gr., 1416 Tenn., Lawrence ..................................................................1555 Aikins, Charles W., Jr., FrC, 1100 Ind., 1801 Starling, Independence, Mo . ............. .284 Aikins, Eleanore M., SrC, Carruth, RR 6, St. Joseph, Mo ...............................................164 Ainsworth, Alfred, Jr., FrE, 1535 N.H., 435 S Terrace, Wichita ..................................1588 Ainsworth, Iris B., FrFA, Hopkins, 505 Comanche, Bartlesville, Okla ...................1768 Ainsworth, Mary L., JrC, Gower Place, RR 2, Derby .................................................... 718 Aker, Robert L., JrE, 1116 Ind., 3629 Agnes, KC, Mo .......................................................612 TYPEWRITERS & SUPPLIES 1::;:: f~~: ~~. ~i;:: t½fL!:~·c~fe~!m: :::::::::::::::::::.-:::::.-::.-.-:.-: :.·.·: .-: .-: :. . ::::::..:.......... La7.35nM Typewriter E change, ass. - - --548 "'Albach, Henry J. III, FrE, 4123 Char., KC, Mo., 5207 Dent., Dallas, Tex., Lo7802 KC .ZI 1312J t~ers, R. C., FrC, 708 Mass., 611 N Spring, Independence, Mo . ............................... . 1 0 .A~igltWfif~·b:,r:;E, i~L Jt!g; ~i~~aciwick.Rci'::·Kcr:::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::~is'f1~ 29 �Name _ _S..:..c..:..h___..:... o ..:.. o _L _ _ _ _...;....;.......;..;.;..;...;;...;.;;.;.;.;;;.;..;;;.;;.;.._ _. . . ; : . : ~ ~ ~ - Alban, Wayne D., F Albaugh, Suzanne, Albert, Bettie ., Jr "'Albert, Don E., SrE, "'Albright, Edward H., "'Albright, Ronald D., S1 Alburty, Marion I., J "'Alcott, Albert J., SoE, Alderman, Ro emary, Jr Alderson, Frank B., Jr., Alderson, Robert W., JrC, Alderson, Virgil R., Soc, 1 Aldrich, Dwight E., FrC, 8 Aldridge, George '1., Gr., 1 Aldridge, Jeanne I., SoF • Aldridge, Robert G., SoE, Alexander, Ann, SoFA, 161 Alexander, Bernice E., SrC, l Alexander, Edwin A., SoE, 3 Alexander, Fred \V., FrPh, S Alexander, Gayler D., FrFA, Do •Alexander, Harry W., SoE,l Lane Alexander, Jennifer L., FrC, 1933 Alexander, Lee E., Gr., 1020 'Io., Alexander, Robert C., FrC, 6 5 Co *Alexander, Sruruel K., Jr., SrBus Alexander, Thomas J., JrC, Dorm 3 Alexander, Warren R., SrE, 1023 ru:, Alford, Gene D., SoE, 1126 La., Lawr Alford, Mary V., SrC, 1433 Tenn 11 • Alfr«:Y, Norval K., FrC, 523 La., Gre Al~ai«;r, Erman L., Jr., FrE, Rm 6~7 Ahotti, Aldo Guido, JrE, 1741 Vt S Alldritt, M:3ry S., Gr., 810 Ky., 22 ., Allen, Adrian J., FrC, 2301 Ma 124 Allen, Alvin C., FrE, Snflr. 1129 a Allen, Ann E., FrC, 1339 W Campu R Allen, Charles R., Jr., SoE 700 Ind *Allen, Donald M., Jr., FrE.' 1541 Te~. Allen, Harold K., SrE, 222 Lane K S Allen, Jam«;s B ., SrBus, 1409 Tenn., R Allen, Jeanice B., JrFA, Burlington Allen, Lou Ann, FrC, 1006 Miss., 439 Allen, Marlyn G., FrFA 1408 Tenn 501 * Allen, Paul E., Jr., JrE, '1219 Ky 4 fa 9 • AIJen, Preston, Jr., FrE, 1101 Mi' ., 2 39 Allen, Ronald E., JrC, 131 Lane Q Snflr Allen, Thomas E., FrE, 809 w Gth St 21 !llen, Thomas N., JrE, Battenfeld i'2 3 • 1Ien,. William W., FrE, 1409 Ten~ .• Sed •Allphm, Charles W., Jr., SrC, 104612 Te • Allred, Laurence L., FrE, 922 N Clare ~lsup, Edward L., SrFA, 1132 Tenn mond, Rodney M SoE 736 N 4th ·:JO f}m'\uist, Laz:s A., FrM, fa33 Oread' Av! A~t.i' rom, Alice M., JrC, 733 Mo., RFD Alsto~: ~.!ifa;~• ~r·F;t8 Maine, 2820 Park, Alt, Michael L., so·c 16218 N1 1007 Garfi Altenbernd Elvin c' SrC E ge 11 Rd., 1297 Alt!iaus. D~rleen, Fi-°C 930 d~ra , Eudora ... Altrmari, William G j a 8 t., Lawr n Altman, Harlan c., j~.• •~r~sff36 ¥ass., 70 Alyea, James 0., FrC 314 W l Univ. Dr., Alyea, William S., SoC, 314 W \~421 4th, Amberg, Theodore W J , 421 N 4t * Ambler, Hearld R 8 ; 8ur., FrC, 946 Mass., 181 : Ambrose, Vertis FrE~,3~ ~ Q, Apt. 16, S _:-melung, Frederick R Soc tt,th, Lawrenc . • A lllf;n!l, Glenn L., Soc:• 1139 •R116 I Cne R: Snflr, 40 mm1, Hannah R., Gr · ·• umnung ·····-··· Amini, Khodagholi S~E 639 B Ala., 812 N 16th, KC *Amini, Sohrab, SrC&FrM 6~:~rld, Teheran, Ir;-~ Amos, Pearl V. FrC 1845 Ill a., Teheran, Iran ··- .. Amundson, Ho~ard J C ., Co1;1llcil Grove . .. : ···-····· 5 .~ders, Julia M., JrE:'14; Oh~7 Mich., Seville Apu ndersen, Harold E. FE L 10, 1215 E 11th, Winfield , r • ane G, Apt. l, Snfl.r., 915 S~be Phone Name School Lawrence Address Home And J hn E FrC Snflr Dorm 9 915 Stanberry, Ellsworth•························· *And:~:~·. A~ R., Adv.st:Ph., Co~utes'.1003 Topeka Blvd., Topeka, 3-2638(Tor:to~ Anderson, Betty J., Gr., 1901 Ohio, Lawrence........................................... ................ Anderson, Charline A., SoC, 11 E 11th, 1167 Mulvane, Topeka ················· ...............1997 Anderson, Clarence P ., FrC, 1116 La., 1014 N Elm, McPherson ····:············iv( .......... . Anderson, Cyrus v., SpC, Rm. 2610, Snflr. Dorms, 609 Center, Wmona, mn. ····2818 Anderson, Donald R., FrC, 1.113 R.I., RFD. 3, Troy ······· ··············································· ...980 Anderson, Doris M., SrC, Miller, Lecompton •······························································3403R Anderson, Earl Q., FrE, 1041 Vt., 4320 Walnut: KC, ~o. •··········································· Anderson, Elmer C., SpC, 909 Mo., 7019 Merrill, Chicago, Ill ............ •···················2535J *Anderson, Emil C., Jr., FrC, 405 Lane 9, Snflr., 1 S 23 St., ~C .................................. *Anderson, Frank C., Jr., JrBus, 10 Lane E, Snflr., Kanopolis •··································· J 778 J *Anderson, George E., JrE, 1709 Ind_., 605 Walnut, Augusta •·······································1137 R Anderson, Harlene L., FrC, 1046 Miss., 410 W 43rd, KC, Mo. ···································· Anderson, Harold D., SoC, 1406 Tenn., 4130 Eaton, KC •···········································1521 R Anderson, Homer Brandt, JrBus, 1406 T1;nn., 4130 Eaton, KC •·······························-ff221 4M Anderson, Ivan Devon, FrE. 1333 Ky., Lincoln ............._. ............................................. . * Anderson, Jack w., SrE, 433 Ohio, 716 W 4th, Coffeyville ........................................... ;.. R Anderson, Jane Frances, SrC, 716 La., Lawrence .... :····· ..............................................l., 24 Anderson, Joan, JrEd, 1145 La., 1414 Rural, Emporia ....................................................290 Anderson, Kenneth R., JrBus, 844 Ark., R 1, Olathe ................................................1647W •Anderson, Lester L., FrC, 28 Lan1; 0, Snflr., 1238 O~age, Augusta............................ Anderson, Louis V., JrE, 1247 Ohio, Box 62, Wheeling, Ill. :·····.................................. 3338 Anderson, Marion C., FrC, 1219 Ohio, 112 W 11th, Concordia ................................2235R Anderson, Marion E., FrE, Commutes, RR 1, Lecompton ............................................ Anderson, Merton J., SrFA, 116 W 15th, Lawrence .................................................... .. Anderson, Paul Gustaf, JrBus, 1135 Tenn., 800 W Euclid, McPherson ................ ;; *Anderson, Ralph D., 2ndL, 331 Ind., Lawrence .......................................................... 1::i58W Anderson, Ralph L., FrC, 1312 Vt., 7214 Grand, KC, Mo ......................................... 1504R * Anderson, Richard Arnold, SoFA, 1201 Tenn., 4010 S Benton, KC, Mo ................. 1810R Anderson, Robert, Jr., FrC, 809 W 6th, 902 Park Ave., KC, Mo .............................2632~ Anderson, Robert B., SoE, 1425 Tenn., 933 S Main, Ottawa .......................................... 55~ Anderson, Robert J., FrC, 1439 Tenn., 303 E 16th, Hutchinson .................................... 721 * Anderson, Ross Colfax, JrE, 1244 La., 705 Cherokee, Baxter Springs .................... 3056M * Anderson, Ver! D., SrEd, 1200 Tenn., Agenda ................................................................812J Anderson, Whitfield D., FrE, 1635 Ala., Lawrence ...................................................... 1005R Anderson, Wm., Jr., JrC, 844 Ark., RFD 1, Olathe ....................................................1647W Anderson, Willis M., Gr., 1416 Tenn., RR 2, Box 135, Ottawa .................................... 1555 ·3- ~!!111:. Js:c.1~i~/l!:: g;~~iinarove··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:; 1 "'~~;; ; ~~ Andrews, Ann, SrC, Templin, 1802 Lovers Lane, St. Joseph, Mo ............................... 3;,8 Andrews, Bobby B., JrC, Battenfeld, Rt. 2, Bethel ........................................................ 234 2 ..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.::::::::::::::::::::j4351 [ Andrisevic, Edward G., FrC, Rm. 2707, Snflr., 506 N 4th, KC ................................... . Angle, Nellie A., SoC, 1246 Oread, 5511 Jackson, KC, Mo ............................................. 898 *Anhalt, John, FrPh, 600 Hercules Rd., Enflr., Rt. 2, Willard, Mo ............................. Ank.erholz, Richard L., FrC, Snflr. Dorm 1333, Chase ......... ....................................... . Anschutz, Gleim W., FrE, 1236 NY, Rt. 2, Wilson ......................................................... . Anthony, Daniel R., FrC, 1540 La., 503 N Bdwy., Leavenworth ................................. .444 Antonioli, Pedro R., FrC, 1310 Tenn., Avda. Pardo 200, Lima, Peru .................... 2183R Apitz, Alfred C., FrC, NROTC, 1100 Ind., 1132 Western, Topeka ............................284 *Apostle, George G., FrE, 115 Lane O, Snflr, 623 Barnett, KC .................................. . *Appleby, Max c., SrBus, Commutes, 2719 Rose, KC, Mo ............... GR 2904 (KC, Mo.) Appling, Robert L., SrBus, 1528 Tenn., 1332 Fairview, Wichita .............................. 1860M • Applegate, William H., SrE, Commutes, 205 Western, Topeka ................................ Apt, Charles H., FrC, 1301 W Campus, 222 S Oak, Iola .................................................. 726 Apt, Elizabeth L., JrC, 600 Ind., 222 S Oak, Iola ..........................................................2632R Apt, Milburn, G., FrE, 1702 Mass., Buffalo ................................................................... 1419R Arashiro, Matsuyoshi, FrE, Snflr. Dorm, Box 3, Kalaheo, Kauai, T.H . ..................... . Arbuckle, Glenn L., FrE, 830 Ky., 419 S Sycamore, Iola ............................................ 1584 Arbuckle, Robert W., FrE, 1100 Ind., 401 N 11th, Hutchinson ...................................... 284 *Arbuthnot, James C., FrPh, 207 Drive C, Snflr., 2102 G, Belleville ......................... . Archer, Charles E., SrBus, 1304 Mass., 206 W Woodsfield, Norton ............................. . Archibald, Charles C., FrE, Snflr. Dorm, 1610 Buchanan, St. Joseph, Mo ............. .. Archibald, Jane M., JrFA, 1232 La., Box 96, Ashland .................................................. 1774 Archung, Arthur J., FrE. 811 E 11th, 8 Rand, Lynn, Mass .........................................2938M *Arkeketa, Raymond V., FrC, 108 Barker, Lawrence .................................................. 2440W Armacost, Joan C., SrC, 1246 Miss., 1020 W 63rd, KC, Mo . ............................................415 Armato, Frank J., FrC, NROTC, Snfir, 607 E 5th St., KC, Mo ............... Vi 2522 KC Mo. Armel, John E., SoC, 1025 W Hills, 1106 Central, Humboldt ........................................ 2903 Armor, Don G., FrC, 1308 Mass., 801 W Calif., Okla. City, Okla ............... Withdrawn Armstrong, Jack R., SrBus, 1045 Ky., 303 E 17th, Wellington ...............................1658W Armstrong, John L., FrC, 1019 Ala., 223 S Hill St., Ft. Scott ................................... 2547R Armstrong, John M., JrE, 1327 Haskell, ~55 5th, Russell ............................................ 1801 "'Armstrong, Mabel R., SpBus, 401 Mo., Lawrence ............................................................ 440 Armstrong, Rodney M ., FrC, 1025 W Hills, 3013 Clark Ct., Topeka .......................... 2903 • Armstrong, Wm. F., Jr., JrE, 401 Mo., 401 E 71st Terrace, KC, Mo ............................. 440 ·w· :~~~::~: Er~~~e1rF.~a~·., ~lo½iE~L~~~~e ~~~~ ii 3 i~ 1 0 M., i .:si~~ 30 31 �School Lawrence Address Home Phone Baker, Charles K., JrE, 1121 Ky., 4107 Wayne, KC, Mo .............................................1587R *Baker, Donald R., JrE, Apt. 304, Lane O, Snflr., 30 S 15th, KC ............................. . Baker, Esther G., SoC, 6 Colonial Ct., WaKeeney ......................................................... 426 Baker, Floyd C., SoE, 1033 Tenn., 31 W 69th St., KC, Mo . ......................................... . Baker, Floyd w., SoE, Snflr. Dorms, 826 Miami St., Leavenworth.......................... Baker, Gerald H., FrC, 917 Tenn., 123 S 4th, Sabetha ..................................................106 0 Baker, Harold L., SoC, 1105 La., 31 W 69th, KC, Mo ............................... ...................... ~O~2 Baker, Howard F., FrE, 930 Ark., 813 5th Ave., Leavenworth ................................16 7 Baker, Hoyt, JrEd, 1111 W 11th, 605 N Walnut, Peabody ............................................1106 Baker, James Roscoe, SoE, Snflr. Dorms, 523 Poplar St., Poplar Bluff, Mo........... M Baker, James W., SoC, 2020 Mass., 310 W 3rd, Cherryvale ........................................1777 Baker, John N., SrE, 1244 Tenn., 927 S Pick.wick, Springfield, Mo . .......................... M Baker, Mabel E., SrC, 1655 Miss., Lawrence .................................................................. 2415 Baker, Martha A., FrFA, 745 Ohio, 715 W 10th, Topeka ..............................................1185 Baker, Mary H., FrC, 1345 W Campus, 6945 Leavenworth Rd., Bethel ....................731 Baker, Merle D., FrE, 1045 W Hills, 633 N 7th, Fredonia ............................................1700 Baker, Peggy J., FrC, 1246 Miss., 841 Highland, Salina ..................................................415 *Baker, Robert J., SpE, N.O., 1206 Tenn., 2257 Manning, Los Angeles, Calif ....... . *Baker, Rollin H., Gr., Snflr., Box 171, Eagle Lake, Texas ........................................... Baker, Ross, SoC, 1111 W 11th, 605 N Walnut, Peabody ··········································-····1106 Baker, Russell W., FrFA, 520 Ohio, 814 W Main, Council Grove ............................ 2968 Baker, Vincent E., FrC, 2233 Vt., 709 W Lyons St., Lyons ........................................1251R Baker, Wanda D., SrC, Locksley, 403 S Pine, Pratt .......................................................837 Baker, Willis E., SrBus, 1111 W 11th, Pleasanton ..........................................................1106 Balano, Phillip P., FrC, 917 Ark., 537 Gillis, KC, Mo .................................................. . *Balda, Louis E., FrE, 940 Ala., P.O. Box 28, Manta, Ecuador ....................................1730J Baldridge, Lucille J., FrC, 1145 La., 1112 W 8th, Topeka .............................................. .290 Baldwin, Harland S., SoE, 1109 Ohio St., 5605 Perry, Merriam ................................. . *Baldwin, Marvin M., FrE, 1818 Ill., Lawrence .................................................................. Baldwin, Robert W., FrC, Spooner Thayer, 610 Roanoke, Seneca ....... ...................... 684 Baldwin, Wanda C., FrC, 309 E 12th, Lawrence ...........................................................2407M Bale, Jack, FrE, 409 Marion, Leavenworth ..................................................................... . Bales, Ernest, J., FrC, 1300 N.H., Lawrence ....................................................................1697M Bales, Kenneth J., JrC, 1145 Ind., RR 1, Caney ................. .............................................1002 Bales, Lam·ence L., FrC, 1300 N.H., Lawrence ................................................. Withdrawn Bales, Shirley E., SpC, 1245 Oread. 1011 Merchant, Emporia ................................... .1504 Balka, Ruth L., SoFA, Locksley, 1818 Lane, Topeka ..................................................... .504 Ball, Betty A., Gr., 2301 Mass., 326 E 1st, Newton ·························································-· Ball, Clifford N., FrC, 1337 Ky., 538 W Loula, Olathe ................................................2683M Ball, Floyd N., Gr., 1941 Ohio, 326 E 1st, Newton ........................................................ 2569W Ballard, David C., SrE, 1045 W Hills, 1614 Buchanan, Tcpeka ..................................1700 Ballard, John W., Jr., SrBus, 1301 W Campus, 6538 Jefferson, KC, Mo ..................... 726 Ballinger, Thomas W., SrE, 1425 Tenn., 3308 Calle Fresno, Santa Barbara, Calif., 552 Balocca, Jack A., FrE, Commutes, 2437 Harrison, Topeka ····················-···············-··· Baltis, Russell V., Jr., SoE, 1621 Edgehill Rd., 7228 Summit, KC, Mo ..................... 957 Bambauer, Charline E., FrFA, 1147 Tenn., 1212 Elm, Fairbury, Neb: ...................... 955 *Banes, Buford B., FrE, 1, Douglas Rd., Snflr .................................................................. . Banfield, Charles M., SrE, 1541 Ky., 56 W, Medway, Mass . .................... .".................... . •Bangs, Delbert M., Jr., FrC, 1031 Miss., Lawrence ........................................ Withdrawn Banker, Dean C., FrC, W 10th, 737% Main St., Russell ........... ....................................... 534 Banker, Robert F., JrE, 705 Ohio, 1612 W 0km, Muskogee, Okla ...........................1082 *Banks, Paul I., JrE, 222 Snflr., P.O. Box 3704, Honolulu, T.H .................................... . Bannister, Jacob G., FrC, Snflr. Dorm. 1112, Sheldon, Mo . .......................................... Banta, Robert W., FrE, 1532 Mass., Will Banta, Overbrook ....................................2500R Barb, Lorraine A., FrC, Commutes, 1110 W 4th, Topeka .................... 2-1086 (Topeka) Barbee, Ella L., SoC, Gower Place, 515 Haynes, Centerville, Iowa .......................... 718 *Barber, Herbert H., Jr., Gr., 1323 Ky., Lawrence ...................................................... 2498R *Barber, Willard F., Jr., SrBus, 1231 La., 1405 West St., Emporia ............................ 2017 *Barfield, Joe W., JrE, 709 Vt., Lawrence ....................................................................... . *Barge, Theodore L., FrC, Snflr., 518 Western, Topeka .................................................. Barger, Bill D., SoC, 1204 R.I., 1122 Penn, KC, Mo ..................................................... 1767R Bark, Laurence D., SoC, Spooner Thayer, RR 2, Chanute ............................................ 684 Barker, Carlton E., JrC, 1321 Tenn., 2940 Parallel, KC ............................................ 1547W Barker, J. D., FrC, 1208 Ky., Arkansas City ..................................................................... . Barker, Janet L., JrC, 1218 Miss., 1135 Colle.!!e, Topeka .......................................... 2788W Barker, Mary E., Soc, Corbin, 2712 N 20th, KC ................................................................860 Barker, McRae D., SoPh, 1321 Tenn., 2940 Parallel, KC ............................................ 1547W Barker, Paul D., FrC, Donn 3, Snflr., RR 1, Edwardsville ........................................... . *Barker, Thomas, Gr., 604 Ky., Lawrence ..................................................................... .2653M Barkis, Betty J., SoFA, Corbin, 1639 Central Park, Topeka .......................................... 860 Name ::~{~:: i,~1:~~8R~·J;~, 32 gm; ~ishMtt:ri~~erence··:::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::················f *Barlow, Edward R., SoPh, 2233 R.I., 1207 Baltimore, Mobile, Ala ......................... 3202J :arlow, Hazel L., FrC, 927 Ind., 300 Poplar St., Halstead ........................................2377M B ar{ow, Jeane M., SrC, Locksley, 2414 N 12th, KC ........................................................836 *Bar ow, fthFrd L., FrC, 835 Mich., Lawrence .......................................................... 1049W B ames, Bobb .. , JrBus, 1408 Tenn., 2203 E Bayley, Wichita ........................................ 148 arnes, o 1e J., SrC, 945 Vt., 202 E Mulberry, Dodge City ··············-·················· .. 33 �Phone Home ~ ommercial, Mankato ························27~4J Maurice Y., JrC, W 10th, 413 N CN p nn Oberlin································ Beardmore,H S Jr FrE 627 Conn., 366 e4 U ·v Dr Parker·················· Beardsley, . enry ·• ·• / Mrs. Carl Sneegas, R , m · ·• ···························· Bearly tanon F., SrE, c o t 612 Cornell, KC······················ 1871M Beasley, Edward P., SrC, Co~h· 10eS,1015 Polk, Topeka•·· ····························::::::::::::....2404 Bellsley, Kenneth E., SoC, 917 • i, kota, N.D. ·············:······························ ............. 355 Beatty, Jam~s H., JrC, 1138 .Miss., 11 a R.R. 1, osawa~o~ie ······•·•·····················: .........2624J Beaver, Clance J., FrC, J<#te NBroadview, Wichita······························ ············ Beaver, Ted H., FrE, 120~ 20i Ohio 633 Ash, Ottawa •··································:: ............1405R BechUe, Gerald F., Gr., ·1i Rd L wrence ........... ·························· 868 •Be<-k, Esther D., Gr., 1608 Edgehi 307 E 15th, Hutchinson ····················2ss5M Beck, George w., SoC, 12 45 W1 CT~~~ 21 4 cottonwood, Iola •······················::::::: ......721 •Beck, Harold T., SrC, ls~~•.f 3 ~. Dwight ····················································......... :: .......2880W Beck, John w., SoC, 14 Ken Greensburg···················--····:······························· 957 Beck, Keith B., FrC. 1104 YEd b.11 1226 Carlos, Wichita•······································· Beck, Kenneth F., Jr~, 16 g~t:s 2313 N Early, KC ···········································1405R •Beck, Kem:e th H., Jr us, omcllill Lawrence········································· ··················2977R •Beck, Leroi, Jr., Gr., 1608 E~fii 610 Logan St., Denver, Colo.································ 3ffln~ive' C, SnflRr. 4····2··1··9···N·····B····st ...A~kans;;:s··City·::::::::::::::::1979J , Bales KC,·• Mo. •····································· Beck,• Robert A ·· F r E • c/onflB · A. D Green, 612 2617 Beck, William E., FrC, S r . bmm 4534 E 61st kc, Mo. •······································· 2 Becker, Charles E., JrE, ~~ori:a, •24 1· Vinnedge, Blackwell, Okla. ····················{~g2 Becker, Danny 0 .. SoC, 233 Oread, 241 Vinnedge, Blackwell, Okla. ···················· 565 Becker, Donald E., ~CC 1 Tenn., 707 E 6th, Newton ............................................. . Becker, Edw~rd L., r • 1537 flr Dorm 2 Shawnee ............................................................ 7 1 0 Becker, ~o'.ns F., Fr~f Mirh., 614 S 9th, Beatrice, Neb. ································ ~~7 •Becks, W1lltam E., Fr k'l 715 1024 Dearborn Augusta ·················································· 7 Bedell, Anita, Sfl1~2 i~gehill, 825 N Cr~stway, Wichita •·····································137 Bedell, Corb S., r 'c Locksley 1024 Dearborn, Augusta ············································ Bedell, Horten~e, So G 120 La~e A Snflr. LeRoy ························································ 1 •Bedwell, LowulPh t°i44 La. 1844,S Bd~y., Wichita ···································...........iiii:J Beebe, Alla ·• r dL• 1021 Ma;s Box 2, Dighton ························································ Beebe, Jack E.'in SoE. 940 Ky., .RFD 2, Independence, Mo. ·················· ..................1951J Beebe, Joseph R FrE Smith Hall, 1423 Central, KC, Mo. ··········································45i ~eer, Jh:r~~s J/, JrE', 1602 La., RFD 3, :Jewell ····························································~~1 ee er, o ert A JrEd 1439 Tenn., Beloit ······································································ 67 :ee~~nR~~rbara·L.. JrC, 1805 rn., 1913 N Main, Hutchinson ·······························.1 B:!man: Jack P., FrE, W 10th, Box 228, Russell ................................................................ 79 J Been Julian F., soc, 1215 R.I.. Shallow Water •···························································~: 79 J Been: Stuart A., JrC, 1215 R.I., Shallow Water··:························································ OR Bee , Floyd T., JrE, 1201 Tenn., 4228 Bellefontaine, KC, Mo .................................l~l 27 Beeg, Gene w., Jr., SoE, 1616 Ind., Box 181, Colby ···············:····........k........................2: Beesley, Celeste E., SoC, 1246 Miss., 1339 Cherokee, Bartlesville, 0 la . ................. . 15 Beeson, Billy B., JrC, 1425 Tenn., 150n~ Bdwy., Parsons ............................................5 8 Lawrence Address School Lawrence Address Home Phone Barnes, James L., FrC, Snflr. 1333, Bushton--·············:···················································· •Barnes, Levi A., SoE, 1246% NY, 805 Market, Emporia•··············································· 451 •i!i~:it,RJ~~~f3 Jo=u~~~\1':~ti:~~~..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·· Barnett, Harvey n., FrC, W 10th, 7501 Main, KC, Mo. •···················································535 Barnett, Howard H., Gr., 1224 Dela., Lawrence •·································· • •···················2823W *Barnett, William Prentiss, FrE, 832 Ky. St., La~rence ............................................3104R *Barnhart, Robert M ., JrBus, 106 Lane P, Snflr., ,)09 Ala. St., St: J~seph, Mo ........ . Barnum, Marilyn J., FrC,.1345 W Campus, 317 S Belmont, W1ch1ta ........................7~1 Baron, Louis A., SoE, Smith Hall, 5835 Woodlanc_l, KC, Mo . ··········:··························.4~1 *Barr, Bernice S., JrC, AAF, 837 Maine, 1649 McKinley, San Antomo, Texas .... 2886R *Barr, Eugene E., JrE, 1316 Ky., Lawrence ....................................................................3487M Barr, James R., FrE, 1439 Tenn., 300 Linn St., Leavenw:orth ......................................721 Barr, Lloyd L., FrC, 1045 W Hills, 215 S 1st, Arkansas City ........................................1700 Name ff: i~~• !:~:uti1fJ:f•~~ ~l~at;;EkJ;~£ff:•::::::::::::::~:::::::::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :::::::;;;m 0 Barrett, Russel N., FrC, 16 14th St., RR 1, Galva ........................................................3355W Barrett, Russell H., Gr., 839 Ky., RFD, Cottonwood Falls ..........................................2611 *Barrington Donald R., SrE, Commutes, 901 Osage, KC ................................................ Barrington: Joseph T., SrBus, 1541 Ky., New Washington, ~hi~ .............................. *Barrington, Leonard F., SrC, 1233 Oread, 2469 S Mo~le:'(, W1c1?J~ ..........................1902 Barron, Patricia R., SoFA, 1345 W Campus, 2020 S Hillside, Wichita ........................731 Barrow, Francis W., SoC, 1113 R.I., RFD, Bendena -····················································2818 Bartel, Ira G., SrC, 740 Ohio, 607 Duncan, Newton ....................................................... . Bartlett, Susie K., FrEd, 1046 Miss., 2956 Myrtle, KC, Mo ...........................................1137J Bartley, Charlotte M., SrC, Corbin, 130% W 8th, Horton ..............................................860 Bartling, Gilbert E., Jr., SpBus, 1301 W Campus, 2212 Neb., KC ................................726 Barton, Richard D., FrC, Snflr. Dorm, 716 S 7th, Burlington ...................................... *Bartsch, John T ., FrC, 100 Drive C, Snflr., 625 SE 2nd St., Newton ......................... . Bartz, Melford 0. , FrE, 1637 N.H., Lawrence .................. .............................................. .1434 Baru, Gerald B., SoE, Dorm 2, Rm. 202, Snflr., 2313 E 30th, KC, Mo ........................ . Barvick, Louis, SpM, Snflr. Dorm, 616 Central Ave., KC .......................................... Baskett, Walter J., Jr., FrC, 824 Maine, 2640 Montgall, KC, Mo . ........................... .1569 Basnett, John M., SoFA, 1532 Lilac Lane, 1255 Lowell Ave., KC ..................................982 *Bass, William B., Gr., 930 E 19th, Lawrence ................................................................2384M Batchelder, Theodore L., SrC&FrM, 1137 Ind., R 1, Garden City ..............................817 Batchelor, Richard A., SrFA, 826 Mo., 1900 Fort, Hays ........................................... 2238W 1 0 :::}::: ~~~!dJ~.G~.:Ei3l: La~~~~~c~..:::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::··:::::::::::::::::::::::::.. ::·:······::~ Bates, Lawrence R., Jr., SoEd, 845 Mo., 2400 E 68th St. Terr., KC, fo . .................... Bates, Marian V., FrFA, Corbin, Perry ...............................................................................860 •ia\iu~st, Bruce T., Soc, 1208 Ky., 5734 Croysdale, Merriam ....................................2848J *Batt' Dettie "15·• JrEd, 1720 La., 319 Locust St., Marion ...............................................2199W •B!ttin, ~~ith··J~iog,2 g1~aw 34\t LM~~: ~t., Marion ............. .... .............................. .2199w :atty, -uiomas ~· JSCC 1233 Oread, 16otN *Bauer, L e~mW S J_ , 1129 Vt., 104 N 7th, Fredonia ..............................................2880J 3 B:~:i;, wdiian"i'. A~ Frk: g2~\.r.~:~¥,y~J~~1tc>n··········· .. ···· ·································· .. ··········2496 2503 Bauleke, Mayn~rd P., FrE, Snflr. Dorm, RR 3, Les···eux:·····hm:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Baum, ,Jacqut;lme L., FrFA, Briar Manor , 709 Middle, Leavenworth ......................724 fe°v~si Gji' 1J4g ~ast., 1826 81st St., Brooklyn, N.Y .............................. .1286J Baumer' Mar{)'.' J B osFer,t 406 E 11th, Hutchinson ................. ························257 *Baumga'ertel l~~ren rF u~ co1{& 4706 E lJth, Hutchiru:on . ··········· ...................257 Baumunk no'nald R ceJ B., r11'45·1 .,d 33LMame, 1423 8th A e ., Scotts Bluff, Neb. , •• r us, n ., aHarpe 1002 Baxter, Bill V., FrC, 1008 Miss., 1206 Morton Great°Iie~·· .. ········-······· ······················ Baxter, "J". Sterlin~. SoC, 901 Ind. Staff • d ·······················-···············2393 Baxter, Martha L., Gr., 906 Ala., sit W l~tdPi°tts···u~ ......... ··········································2 31 Baxter, Meredith J., FrPh, 1225 Oread M~diso: g ·········· ······· ............................. ! i.f: ·22na::·kcf:::::::·::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::::::rno2 ::~~!~• J i:;~tJ~it: !tiii¾i/E~;~;;;;;;:~~ • • · ::••••••:::::::•::::::: Ji Beach, John W., SrC, 1541 Tenn., 521 E 1st, Newtou· ····················-··--··········-·············.ll45 Beach, Richard C., FrE, 1540 La., 900 Tyler. To eka ... ·····•··················· -······················348 Beagel, Jo.hn C., JrC, 1129 Vt., 314 S Hi h p ..................................................... .4 43 Beahm,. Richard G., JrFA, 13 47 N.H. B1s~ Pratt········· ········· .. ···································2880J *Beal, Aileen E., SoC, Templin, 401 w' 2nd, ~unction.C!i°ty ······················-·-············· ......2355588 Beal, Edward C., JrE, 19 W 14th, Lawrenc · ···· ................................... . i::~: t~~.fo· ,~Pf;J~~e~i~~1::b1esoto••::fi:::::: ·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::;;63w Beal, Robert S., JrBus 1045 w H"ll RR 3 G ood ··········· ··············••··· •· ................... Beames. Le·sue E. FrPh 910 Oh .10 s2026 'K' ~alt B1~md ······················· .......................1700 *Bean, Theodore F., Jr., Soc 8 A~, d t S, fl e Jev11le ...... ················· ..................... 2813J *Bean, ~omas, Gr., 1700 L~ .• Win~be~te~ r., Box 581 Cedar Lake. Ind ........... . ·············· .. .......... ·····•······--······ .. ············ • Bear, Millard E., FrC, 1027 Miss., Ha er • Beard, Buford Anson, JrE, 1537 ····················763W ················· ······························ .. ·· ..........703 ID R.I.;Lawrence·······..····· ........................ 34 • ame School Jl2 ·it/ s g 1 .~:~~· ½::irs ~·:. t~. f :~l 5J ~:~:n~: ~~!;t~'.. Vr'a, mi ~".ii".'.. t::~:~~: :::::·:;::::::::·::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::m8R Behler, Patricia A., JrC, 1625 Edgehill, 2610 Brookndge, KC ...................................... 3140 *Beichley, Koath E., FrC, 123 Lane N, Snflr., Ada······························:····························· Belderwell, Robert R., FrC, 1045 W Hills, 801 5th St., Garden City ........................17()0 Befhl, Martha A., SrFA, Templin, 2504 Mitchell, St. Joseph, Mo ............................. 358 Beisel, Paul B., SoFA, 1023 Miss., Lawrence.......................... .................2297R Belden, William S., SoC, 1329 Ohio, Eskridge ·············-------····················· 0 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::aom ::Hs~~~eH.CsJ W2lMZi~~~r.!~!~~~~~.~.. Ben: Carl A.'. Jrc: 1025 W Hills, 1339 N Emporia, Wichita ··············----······2903 Bell, Everett, lstL, 305 W 19, 4550 Enright, St. ~ou!s, Mo ........................................ .1406J Bell, George R., JrC, 1540 La., 3738 N Seneca, W1ch1ta ................................................... .443 i:~}· ri~at. 1kJ.r~J~~~!?1E~~oln ··················:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Ben: Leland S., FrE, 1622 N.H., 7118 Hocker, Merriam ............................................1690J Bell, Lloyd, Jr., FrE, 936 Ohio, RR 4, Howard ··················---····························924 Bell, Max E., Jr., FrE, 1100 Ind., 1150 E 76 Terr., KC, Mo .............................................248 Bell, Maxine A., SoC, Watkins, 2503 Aloma, Wichita ....................................................900 Bell, Robert E., FrC, 825 Ala., 606 Maple, Coffeyville ................................................. . Bell, Robert s.. SoC, 1408 Tenn., 2503 Aloma, Wichita ... ............................................. 148 Bellamy, Kenneth L., SoC, 1100 Ind., Colby ... - - - ----············284 Bellinger, Earl W., FrE, 1019 Ala., Lawrence ----·············································2547R •Bellinger, Jack A., JrE, 646~~ Mo., Lawrence ...............................................................2194W •Belt, (Mrs.) Ruth A. Friedeman, FrC, 1201 Oread, Apt. 2, Lawrence ............... .1454J Belt, Janet, JrC, 1646 Mass., Lawrence ..............................................................................843 Belt, Sarah J., SoC, 2244 N.H., 607 W 4, Coffeyville ........................................................826J •Belt, William T., Gr., 1201 Oread, Apt. 2, Lawrence ....................... .......................... 1454J Beltz. Margaret A., FrC, Corbin, 4439 Lloyd, KC ..............................................................860 Bender, Arlene H., JrBus, 812 La., 543 E 1st, Russell .................................................... 3205 ~enddi' Arvin A., FrC, 1405 R.I., 503 E 2nd, Russell ....................................................1845R B:itz,c~~1JYM~··s~c?'1Jlr\r~~:·5f7i~:rec~. "i·eavenwortii································..348 0 35 �Name School Phone Lawrence Address Home . 684 515 N Summit, Arkansas City ····-··· 9 Billings, Thomas M., SoE, Spooner-~a~{een 6947 Oak, KC, Mo ................. - ...... l Bills, John M. L., JrC, RFD.j, c/o 3 ·Box 468 Independence, Mo ..................... 2 26J *B~Uuris, George,WSr~ }211 82~;;nn. Spring Hill ............................. .......................... 3 2796 Bilyeu, Charles ., r , H P tection ...................................................... Bilyeu, Oral w., Gr., 1301 N. ., ro 807 N. Main, Caney ..........................................., Bingham, Charles H., FrC, 112: iel., 1114 s Pershing, Wichita ....................... .13S2J Bingham, Ralph M., JrBus, 13 0 . 301 345 N Lawn, KC, Mo ........................ . Bingham, Robert E., SrBus, Snfl.t .. 01TI_4 S 'Pershing, Wichita ................................ 1307 Bingham, Robert H., JrC, 1ir PkwY 206 Maple Coffeyville ............... - ...78: B!nkley, Shirleil Ji'.. JMC'iroown ~ 1, Ed;.ardsville .. '............................. Field me Lawrence Addre School til~ Na i' gnn., :wu• G:.. '~11J :=~kei~; 1,-•i . Fr~: i La.,i,~~l:::~1-f2i: ro~·1·Elizab.efu;·Kc':·.-.·.·.·.::::·.·.::·.:::·.:•··m *ii~t1if~~~}:'}f§;J~:d&~!r~~:_:;:~:i~iii::::::::::::: : : : : : : :.:. . . .: : : : : : : : : : :268 4~ B~, w~u!lm ~~C' 1540 1 1016 W 2, EIDorado ............................................. -.. ••:·.:::~::::::·.-.:::::·.:::·.is54 I ~~;iiia,~an;is P . .'SoC, 833 Ind., 544 Wabash, KC, Mo .......... •B·sh p Edward K., SoE, 2209 R.I., Lawrence .................................. .. !!tt~J5~Itif.cit~[•tii;;;;;~~iii: : • : : : :: :iiIB Bizal Albert, SrBus, 1420 N.Y., 433 Fowler, KC .......... ········................ 1472W Blachly, Donald L., soc, 1125 N.J., 703 Goshe Rd., West Chester, Pa.•···········.... 3140 Black, Betty J ., FrC, 1625 Edgehill Rd., 444 Ash St., Ottawa ······················· ............. •Black, Charles B., Jr., SrEd, 6~6 W 9th, Lawrence ....................................................... .2490 il:~t ~~!i~J:!t~:~!~!~~F.~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::: : :... . . .. . . . . .. ~~ Black, Henry L., SrE, 2633 Snfl.r. Dorm, 2020 K, Belleville ··············· .. ······· ................ 2218 Black, James w., FrE, 1709 La., Lawrence ................................................................... Black, John B., SoE, 1301 W Campus Rd., 824 W 62, KC, Mo. ·······.............................726 R •Black, John L., JrBus, AAF, 1001 W 4th St., 3611 E 5~th S~ .• ~C. Mo .................... .2397 20 Black, Malcolm C., SpGr, 1528 Tenn., 237 N Fountain, Wichita •··························· ... ~51 Black, William E., FrC, 1439 Tenn., 5640 Mission Dr., KC, Mo .....................................7 •Blackbum, Robert W., SoM, 1400~~ La., Lawrence·:········.-······································ .... . Blackman, Donald J., SoE, Apt 305, Lane 6, Snflr., Hill City ............................ -·-· Blackwell, Robert L., SrBus, 1301 W Campus, Larned ............................................ 726 Blackwill, Betty L., SrC, Wamego ............................................. ······ ....... ········ ·········-···· Blackwood, Clyde L., FrFA, 1106 Vt., Lawrence ........................................................ 115~ ·:I:~: 36 ~~~.~~~~~ ~viiAB.,sgc:5,B~a:aicl·:.. ..::::::::::·.::::::::·.:·.::::·.-.:·.:·.:::·.::::·.-.:·.-.·.-.::·.-.::·.··wi'ih~:!ro Bla!r, Calvin E., FrE, Snfl.r. D?rm, ~ks. 201, 3006 Tracy, KC, Mo ..........................!~""' Blair, Frances I., Gr., 1124 Miss., Hilton _..................................................... ·····-·.. ·· =_. •Blair, John w., SrC, Commutes, 3161 Shadow Lane, Topeka ........_. ................... ···-·· Blair, Robert M., FrE, Snfl.r. Dorm 201, 139 Allcutt, Bonner Springs .................... R Blair Tunice K., FrE, 534 La., R 3, Anderson, Mo .................................................. 2370 Blake, John T., FrC, 1301 W Campus Rd., 5214 Fairway Rd ., KC ............ ·•--····· ...726 Blake, Lawrence W., Jr., FrC, 1337 Ky., 414 S Water, Olathe .......................... ·--···· •Blake, Robert T., FrE, 842 N.Y., 513 N Ridgeway, Independence, Mo. ..... .. . .. Blake, Sally J., JrC, 1241 La., 2116 N lOfa St., KC ........................................ . .... 931 Blakemore, Charles N., FrC, 1236 Mass., 802 Ill., Bedford, Iowa ............... Withdrawn Blakeslee, Albert D., FrC, 1201 Tenn., Muscotah.......................................... .... 1810R *Bland, Victor R., FrC, 801 Locust, Robinson .................................................... Withdrawn Blanding, Lewis D., JrBus, 1020 Maine, Atwood ...................................................-... 3 33W Blando, Grace L., FrC, 1145 W Hills Pkwy., 6378 74th St., KC, Mo . ........................ 1437 Blank, Robert H., FrC, 1245 La., Altamont ................................................................ 1916\V Blascke, Charles F., FrE, 914 Vt., 5727 Forest, KC, Mo ............................................. 1648J Blasdel, Richard A., FrC, 1140 La., 10 W 18th, Hutchinson ..................................- 3331 Blase, Albert H., FrC, 1211 R.I., Syracuse ................................................................... 2149W Blaser, James R., SoE, 941 Ind., R 4, Columbus, Neb ................................................ 3368. t Blazier, Warren E., Jr., SoE, 1045 W Hills, 255 N Holyoke, Wichita ....................... 1700 Bledsoe, Rupert J., FrE, 1247 Ohio, 2121 E Capitol, Springfield, Ill .........,............ . Bleecker, Chester V., SrFA, 1328 Vt., Box 5, Sta. A, Richmond, Calif . ............... 1514 t Blessman, Dean L., FrC, 901 Ohio, Rt. 4, Box 5, Phillipsburg ............................ 3490 *Blevins, Jack E., FrPh, 1332 Conn., Lawrence ........................................................ 3281M Blincoe, Edward I., JrE, 1111 W 11, 16 S Eddy, Ft. Scott ............................:.:...... 1106 Blizewski, Edward M., Gr., Snfl.r. Dorm, 72 Dupont St., Brooklyn, N.Y., Withdrawn Block, Emuiel F., FrC, 1034 Miss., 410 Troupe, KC ...................................................... Blocker, James E., FrC, 742 Ind., Lawrence ............................. ... ... ........... .. _ 1907 Blodgett, Cleo F., FrC, NROTC, Snflr., 340 Sacramento, St. Joseph, Mo.·._-·· -- ·· Blom, Ole J., FrC, 1245 W Campus Rd., Faegerveien 18, Rus, pr-Oslo, Norway _ gss Blood, Mary J_., SoM, Watkins' Nurses Home, 441 N Roosevelt, Wichita .................. 960 Bloodgood, Milton H., SrC, 808 W 9th, 256 Henry St., S Amboy, N.J.................. 2296R Blue, Gladys, ~rFA, 1433 Tenn., 1219 Rural, Emporia ............................................. 295 Boam, Benjamm K., FrC, 829 Miss., 3611 W 8th Topeka · 91 "Boardman, Donald R., 3rdL 1121 R.I. St. F '1· ··············.. ·············-·-··---·... Boardman, Ray C., FrC, 700 W 21, ~wren{~.~. .~.. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::.~ ~ ] : 37 �LawTence A ddress Home Phone ··············2988 Name s Vine Caney ································ Bowen, James F., JrC, 12~ Oriad Av:38 Northrup, KC · ·············································3331 Schoot }g::t tEirJftfiJJ.~~~;i~~~e~:~i:i:::::::::::::::·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~)~~)~)JU Bower, Robert R., FrC, 8 P0 ? 210 N Pearl, Paola ······································· 2911R Bower, SBt~lllla LG., SSoo~· ro~~kT~~ .• 411 Locust, WoodwarAd, Okol~·aw..~tomi"e·::::::::1s21R Bowers, 1 Y ·• • 406 T n 1021 Brown ve., · 348 Bowers, Raymond S., Jr., SoE, 1 en 221 N High School, Colum_bus ··················140 Bowersock, Robert v., FrE, 1541 T;i:fti'Rd., 1015 NA, Arkansas City ··············12i1w Bowersox, Jean M., FrC, 16Jf Etigrd Rd., 618 E Martin, McPherson ···················· 2689R 60 Bowker, J~ck Oci'is~· 416 rKy~ Green Valley, Ill.•······ ····························::::::::::::.....807 Bowlby, J Eldridge Hotel, 503 E 47, KC, Mo. ·····························.·.-............2747M Bowles, Geo. ·• r • B s 2021 Ky., Lawrence·····:·································· 3110R •Bowman, ChesterGE.s SE 1030 Ohio, 414 N Main, Pratt ······ ..................................... 3357\V Bowman, James ., J ~ '1416 K . 727 W Bdwy., Stafford ....................................... . Rienf 'c b f ~~~: ~:fu k: i~· ~r:2 iw:. 1~~«f~r~. :::::::::::::::::::·:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=.. 444 Bowman, Ralph JM J 'c 1540 La., 3000 Harland Ct., 'I'opeka ································ 691 Bowman, Warren ·• r ' W 14th 322 N 16 St., KC ............................................... . N' Snfl 1574 Galena Denver, Colo. ············ Bowman, Wilham G., JrC, 31 4 L 4 :Bowser, FRrrkri Ksotr?fo2t v{~Welisvill~·•......................... ~·······································2s6?J Bowser, o er ., G, 1339 Tenn Lawrence ························································ •Bowsher, Arthur L.,rC r.225 Lane 00, Snflr., 3049 College, KC, Mo. ······················ :Bowyer, Bruce L.~i 1812 Miss., Lawrence ······································································ Box, Harrc~Jrt Snflr. Dorm 1201, 2626 Tracy, KC, Mo. ··················· ········::::::::::::2082 .iox~:a~ank R., JrC, 19 W 14, Lawrence •····· .. ·············································::::::: ..............148 B~yyd David W., JrC, 1408 Tenn., 41•8 E 9th st ·• KC, Mo ..........................JA 5341 (KC) Id R FrE Commutes 7.t34 Ind., KC, Mo. ······ ······················· 1982 'D •Boyd, ona R ·•1 tL' 1135 W Campus Rd. 403 W 7th, Larned ································ Boyd, J~:~d G SoE. 1230 Snflr .• 115 Mon'roe, Lee's Summit, Mo.•························· 443 Boy~. ~~bert C ·•FrC, 1540 La., 403 W 7, Larned ···················· ............;•···························· ~~Yd' Robert E·.', FrC, NROTC, Snflr. Dorms, 4730 W 61 Terr., Mission •·······-·•-:r419 R B/ e~ Alan H., soc, 1702 Mass., 3670 Jefferson, KC, .M?· ········································ 1159 B/ er: John w., FrE., 1320 Ohio, 5607 Nall Ave., M1ss10n ········································ 415 Bo~le, Charlotte s., SoC, 1246 Miss., 6100 McGee, KC, Mo. ·································· 2739 M Bo le Patrick F FrC 705 Maine RR 4, Wamego ................................................. .. •Bo{arth, Freddie.,G., F~·E, Apt.11, Lane F, Snftr., 208 E Russell, Wnrrensbur~, w~~wn Bozarth, Helen v., JrC. 1537% Tenn., 1109 Forest, Topeka .......................... With 3009 Brack, E. Manuel, JrFA, 1332 La., 2541 W 12, .Great Bend ................................ :.... ·d~awn Bracke, Albert c., JrE, 941 Mo., 827 S 4, Atchison .. ···;······ ..... :·.. ··;· .. ······......... With •Brackman, Billy K., JrBus, 109;~ E 8th, 4335 E Enghs?, ~1chita ........................259~W •B ckman Eliz J SrC 1091~ E 8th 4335 E English, Wichita ..................................259 W B~den, Jo'sephine L., jrFA: 1117 w'mns, Pkwy., 5217 Mission Woods Terr., KC, 1409 Bradford, Eleanor L., FrC, Carruth, 1103 S 9~, ~umboldt ..........................................164 Bradford, Elizabeth J., SoFA, 1145 La_., 5838 M1ch1gan, KC, Mo. ································ro Bradford, William E., SrBus, 1222 Miss., McLouth ·:······ .. ···.. ··· ...................................... 95 Bradford, Winford, SoC, 1621 N.H., 1902 Dakota, Chickasha, Okla . ................... .227fM Bradley, Altus E., JrE, 1726 Ala., 1823 N 19 St., KC .................................................. 301 W • Bradley, Aubrey J., Jr., JrC, 130 Lane R, Snflr, Blue Mound ..................................... . • Bradley, Audrey, P. B., FrC, 130 Lane R, Snflr., Blue Mound ................................. . Bradley, Cecil U., FrC, 1511 Crescent Rd., La~rence .........._. ....._. ................................. 2812 Bradley, David F., FrC, 1111 W 11th St., 330 Circle Dr., Wichita ............................ 1106 Bradley, Harold K., SoC, 1711 Mass., Blue Mound .................................................... 1881R •Bradley, Jack R., Jr., JrE, 1316 Ohio, 4333 W 68, Overland Park ................................ 547 Bradley, James C., Commutes, R 2, Tonganoxie .............................................. Withdrawn Bradley, James H., lstL, 800 Ohio, R 1, Merriam ........................................................3157J Bradley LeRoy H., JrE, 1300 Tenn., Lawrence ............................................................ 1387M Bradley'. Mary S., FrC, 1125 W Campus, R 1, Box 97, McNeal, Ariz ......... Withdrawn Bradley, Nell J., SoC, 615 Ind., Greensburg ............................ ----~···············.194 Bradley, Richard C., FrC, 1111 W 11, 330 Circle Dr., Wichita ..... - - - - -....1106 Bradlow, Herbert L., Gr., 1614 Ky., 2423 N 30th St., Phila., Pa ................................ .205 Bradney, Edward M., FrE, 1541 Tenn., 203 S Minn., Columbus .................................. 348 Bradney, Josephine E., JrC, Corbin, 203 S Minn., Columbui; ........................................860 Brady, Bernice L., FrC, 1339 W Campus, 1428 Woodrow, Wichita ............................267 Brady, Frances J., FrFA, 846 N.Y., 404 WA, Hutchinson ........................................... . Brady, George M., FrC, KU Donn, Bldg. 4, Snflr., 836 Oakland, KC ...................... Brady, John R., FrC, 1145 Ind., 413 Main, Osawatomie ............................................1002 Brady, William J., Jr., JrBus, 1245 W Caml)us Rd., Clyde, Mo .....................................868 Bragg, William N., SoC, W 10th, 2612 N 51 Ave., Omaha, Neb . ...............................534 Braman, Harold R., FrC, Room 223, Snflr , Uniontown ............................................... . Braman, Melvin D., FrE, 1105 N.J., RR 1, Buffalo ....................................................... 2336M Branch, Wilson G., JrC, Bks. 26, Rm. 9, Snflr., 1146 Jefferson, Wichita ................. . Branco, Selene de Azevedo, Gr., Corbin, 102 ap 3 Taranjeras, Rio de Janeiro, B., 860 •Brands, John C., FrC, 1004 N.Y., Lawrence ................................................................... . Brandt, Epsie B., FrC, Locksley, 333 Seitz, Russell ..........................................................921 Brandt, James L., FrC, 939 Ind., 121 W Wilson, Salina ................................................1351J Brandt, Howard M., J r., FrE, 1300 N.H., RFD, Frankfort ....... ................................1697M 0 39 �Home Lawrence Address ..............651 ame Schoot 7 W 6th Cherryvale ······························ .860 Brothers, Rott 3Jo32, NA32, ~avenw.orlh·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i~ru Brotherson, . L Fi-E 1101 Miss., 629 -. ve., ................................. ~Browder, Cecilw:: Jr., irE, 1217 Tenn., Lawren~~erson:··Nev ... ·································257 Brown, ~~rtF., SoPh, Fosf:er, 211 ~r•sriew 5 St., Tope1:ta ·······························: ..267 Brown, B t L. SrE, 306 Lexington, S ·•1320 W 2 Coffeyville ····························· 860 Brown, er • A FrC 1339 W Campus, • k ············· 5 Brown, Bever:1Y M·• Soc' Corbin 331 Courtland, Trr a ···············:: ...........................41 BBrown, ~~~~ soe,' 1246 ~~ .• 826CWwf&\~C,Cla; .234 rown, J FrC 1134 Miss. ra • ················· • Battenfeld, RR 1, Oxford ························::::::::::::::::..............32~ Brown, Charles ·• Brown, Darrel R., FrE, RFD 6, Lawrence ········································ ············•···············853 •Brown Donald L., JrC, hi 2500 Everett KC ........................... . Brown' Doris M., JrC, 1420 0 o, Snflr Gasc~nade, Mo. ·································· ········1so1 Brown'. Earl H., FrPh, lO Lane H, 705 s 7 E, Salt Lake, utah ···························:zs72 132 Brown, Edward H., JrC, 8irf:i~4503 Benton, KC, Mo. ······················::::::::::::::: ...860 Brown, Eleanor L., JrBuS, b·n RR 2 Bethel .......................................... 2842.J 1 Brown, Eleanor M.• SrFA, 1io4 Hu'goton ··················· ········································ 612 Brown, Ernest O., Jr., ~i E 14 St., KC, Mo. ······································2642M 6 Ind Lawrence Brown, Eugene R., FrE, 1 Haskell ............................................................ 2956 Brown, Floyde G., Spi1ol7 N.H.,'420 S Green, Wichita ························::::::::::::::::::i654J Brown, George { J r FrC 1221 N.J., Lawrence ................................ ······20041 (Topeka) 1830W Brown, George ·• Fr.E C ~utes, 1721 W 3, Topeka•······:···················· •Brown, Gerald R., r • 0 11 1036 Brown Osawatom1e ................................... . 1 BrCIWD, Gracia A., SoC, D rm 104 N Main St., Caldwel~ •···························2921M Brown, Harold w., F~~ 805 T~nn'., 255 N Broadview, Wichita •······················· 1 R Brown, Harry B., Jr., 2019 Ohio Lawrence ............................................................. . 440 •Brown, Henry M., JrChol Miss. 511 Sanford Ave., KC ............................................330· Brown, Ho'!ard, SrC, ss '120 W 6, Garnett ··········.............................................. 817 Brown, Irw~ D., FrCF~o 37 ·ind., 2051 w 68 St., KC, Mo...................................... . Brown, Irwm S., Jr., • Dorm 14, 422 E Logan, Ottawa ....................................... . Brown, Ivan W., SrE, S~. E Snflr 601 E Armour KC, Mo ................................. •Brown, Jack, FfE•:°2 13 P, Lansing .. '. ................................................... 217 •Brown, James M 1339 w Campus, 1804 w 4~ S!·• KC ······································ao10 Brown, Jeanntv C h38 Miss., 123 N Estille, Wichita············································ Brown, Jerry ., F~E • Snflr., 515 W 34, KC, Mo. ···························································· Brown, Jewel D.,F C '1537 Tenn 619 S 1 St., Independence ···································...565 Brown, John F::C• 836 Miss., .641 N Waco, Wichita ················································ Brown, ·FrFA, 305 w 19, R 2, ~ox 355, Clayton, Mo. •··································· 14~ Brown, Joslh' S SrC W loth Washington······················· ........................................... . Brown, KenA'eth JrE, 1541 Tenn., 114 E 2, Newton ······:··················· ·· ······················· .348 ~~~~• Lawrence w., Jr., SoC, 1045 W Hills, 525 N Swrumt, EIDorado ....................1 : Brown: Leonard c., Jr., SrE, 1541 Tenn., 4934 Forest, KC, Mo. •·· ··· ····· ··················· ····m Brown, Lloyd E., JrBus, 1541 Tenn., 5024 Wabash, KC, Mo. •··································· 7W Brown, Mabel S., FrC, 1231 Orea~. 5410 Va., KC, Mo. •········ •··································· 342 B own Marguerite L JrC Corbm, RR2, Bethel ...........................................................860 •B~own', Martha T., FrC, 139 Lane P, Snflr., 2531 Pers~ng ~r., El Paso, Texas •··· Brown, Mary A., FrC, 1433 Tenn., 201 E Kirby, Detroit, Mich .................................. .295 Brown, Melvin E., FrE, 914 Ky., Lebanon ....................................................................2695W Brown, Milford O., FrC, 746 Miss., 505% Crawford, Ft. Scott ................................. . Brown, Nell V., SoC, Carruth, Neal ......................................................................................164 Brown, Norman H., SoE, 407 E 11th, 1326 E Armo~r, KC, Mo ................................ . Brov.m, Paul Medley, FrPh, 924 Ala., 408 NE 9, Ab1len~ ... .......................................... . Brown, Reuben R., FrC, 816 Maine, 1120 Shepard, Cluckasha, Okla .....................3353 Brown. Richard A., Soc, 1736 La., Lawrence ...............................................................2782 Brown, Richard, J. H., JrC, 1653 Ind., 3517 Ruby, KC ................................................. Brown, Richard P., SoC, W 10th, 6915 Penn, KC, Mo. ··························;·························534 • Brown, Richard v., SrE, Rm. 3114 Snflr. Dorm, 4455 Grace, St. Loms, Mo . .......... Brown, Robert A., FrE, 1045 W Hills, 525 N Summit, ElDorado .............................1700 Brown, Robert B., SoE, 1100 Ind., 655 W 61 Terr., KC, Mo ..................................... .... 284 Brown Robert C., SrE, NROTC Unit, 114 N D, Arkansas City ............................KU 120 Brown'. Robert C., FrC, 430 Maine, HarVf?yville .....................................................2203\\' Brown, Russell w. Il, SrE, NROTC, 946 La., 2910 Ash St., Denver, Colo . .............. Brown. Ruth A., JrC, Corbin, RFD 3, Sabetha ..................................................................860 Brown, Thomas J., Jr., 3rdL., 1601 Tenn., 605 Chestnut, Leavenworth ............ .1398M Bro\\-'ll, Wayne J., FrE, 1004 R.I., 905 Monroe, Hugoton ............................................2842J •Brown, Wendell M., SoE, 131 Lane P, Snflr., 2809 Felix, St. Joseph, Mo . ............. . Brown, Wilburn E., FrC, 901 Mo., 920 3rd Ave., Leavenworth ............................... 2859 Brown, Willard R., FrC, 900 Main, 106, Hill City ........................................................ 2671J Brown, William L., Soc, 1215 N.J., Lawrence --~···-··········································1981 Browne, Elinor L., SrC, 1145 La., 1151 Douglass, KC ................................................... .290 Brownell, John F., JrBus, 1111 W 11th, 201 N Broadview, Wichita ... ........................ 1106 Browning, Dorothy J., Gr., 1129 La., 5530 N Del., Indianapolis, Ind . ......................569 Brownlee, Jack S., FrC, 638 N.H., Lane ......................................................................... Brownlee, John M., SoC, 1121 Ky., 606 E 73 Terr., KC, Mo .................................... .1587R Brownlee, M. Lenore, JrC, Locksley, 606 E 73 Terr, KC, Mo .......................................921 Brownlee, Paul H., SoC, 1537 Tenn., Sabetha ................................................................. 565 Brownlee, Robert E., FrE, 1121 Ky., 606 E 73 Terr., KC, Mo.................................1587R 41 LM.stre~~!J;~. -::--ll~r~i.ns.u--.:::~: : : : : : ··-·············•77™ ·············.2 ··················3 KC ........... ··············.l5 'AUJi;;iciuth.iKC:-ii"c>-:-:===········. .1534M --·······•··· 41' '3 ················•·.2903 ···············.23881 - -- --·········..l~ ······················8fil ················-..817 ··-············23631,! , Okla .......-731 ···················-78! 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Ave., Leavenworth ..................... 2921W Bumau, John M., JrEd, Batte . e 22511 Main Halstead ......................................... . Burnett, Arthur D., JrC, 740 Ohio, R,2d Snflr., 534 La., Lawrence ........................ 290 •Burnett• Donald JrE,1245 621 Hercules ................ . M s F.FrC La. Strong ·•. City ....................... ............... 1870M Burnetttt, i' Jrc' 1320 Co~n., Lawrence .............................................................. 1870 ~ Burne ' P ., E NROTC 1320 Conn Lawrence ............................................ 3140 Burnett, Wayne I., Fr , 2 'Ed ehill 227 Alex. Ave., Scotia, N.Y . ................ 60 Burnham, Bar~ara F;Cc l~o~bin~3026'Somerset Dr., Wichita .......................127~\V Burnh3Zi Paf1cJr Bw 813 'Mo. R 3, Leavenwort~ ····:··............................................. .415 Burns, sr c i246 Miss'., 7 Huntington, Wichita ..........................................1426W Burns, Bar /fa• S oc •801 Ind., 402 S Garfield, Chanute ..............................................1271W Burns, Boy ., o , S E 833 Mo R 3 Leavenworth ... ........................................ J JJ;'. JrE, 1915 T~nn ..' 308 N Pinecrest, Wichita ........................3481 Burns, Charles Burns. ~'iardR. 'soc', Snflr. Dorm., 613 N 8, KC .......................................................... Burns, Har w'. JrFA, AAF, 710 Ala., Raymon~····:................................................... 444 ~u~, Jo~ B., s~Bus, 1540 La., 7 Huntington, W1ch1ta •:.............................................. 868 B=• Jose h K., soc, 1245 Campus, 1403 2nd, Dodge City .................................. 'a355R ' M rjorie J JrF A 1316 Vt., Ashland ........................... .................................... 957 B urns, a Cl d F C 1621 Edgehill 233 NW 32 Okla. City, Okla ..................... .. 9 ~~~f~d~orJine J.,.'Jrt, 844 Tenn., La~rence ........ .'....................._. ....._. ............................... il Burris: William H., FrC, 1045 W Hills, 4322 E Waterman, W1ch1!",a ...................... Burrows, Loy M., FrC, 1801 Ind., 5202 Maywood Ave., L.A., Calif . ....................... 721 Burt, Duke C., SoE, 1439 Tenn., 415 E 73 St., KC,. M<;>· .................................................. 45 2 Burt, fargaret M., J rC, 1020 N.H., 2510 E 2nd, Wichita ............................................... 377 • Burt, William w., JrBus, 1403 Tenn., Lawrence ·······..................................................... 1504 Burtch, Hope E., SrC, 1245 Oread, Bronson .................................................................... 6w Burton, Barbara J., SoFA, 1743 Ohio, 1206 Munson, Topeka ................................ 224 Burton, Charles R., Gr., 44 Lane N, Snflr., Snftr .......................................................... 5 4 Burton, Donald H., FrPh, W 10th, 224 Main, Russell ................................................... 37 Burton, Earl V ., FrC, 715 Mich., 1206 Munson, Topeka ............................................... .107& Burton, James L., SoE, 1740 Ky., Lawrence ................ ...................................................2830 • Burton, John T., SrBus, 515~2 W 14th, 924 S Hickory, Ottawa ............................... .1296W8 Burton, Robert w., FrPh, 1541 Tenn., Syracuse ..............................................................3! Burton, William H., SoE, 1525 R.I., 1007 Newton, KC, Mo .........................................225 .. Burtscher, Billie J., FrFA, 1144 La., 221 W 12th, Hays .................................................. 78t • Burtscher, Doris R., lstL, Eudora, 410 W 8, Hays ........................................ (Eudora ) 1 Burtscher, Marjorie M., SoC, 1144 La .. 221 W 12th, Hays ..............................................781 • Burtscher, Robert N., JrBus, Eudora, 410 W 8, Hays .................................... (Eudora) 10 Burtt. William R., Jr., FrFA, 1111W 11th, 43E N Terrace Dr., Wichita ....................1106 Burwell, Robert L., FrE, 1116 Ind., 4909 Belinder, KC ..................................................612 Busby, Charles S., FrC, 1240 R.I., 5901 Grand, KC, Mo ............................................ .1350R Bush, Dale E., JrE, Apt. 133, Lane 0, Snflr., 211 E Adams, Pittsburg .................... .. .. Bush, Granville M., Jr., 2ndL, 1323 Ohio, 6501 Sagamore Rd., KC, Mo ................ 3337R •Bush , Wayne M., SoE. 701 R.I., Box 404, 204 10th St., Garden City ........................2511M Busiek, Erwin F., FrC, 2101 R.I., 1401 E Walnut, Springfield, Mo ........................... _ Butcher, Frederic D., Jr., FrE, 824 Miss., 1920 Humboldt, Manhattan ......................892 Butcher, Stephen J., JrBus, 1537 Tenn., 424 E 14, Hutchinson ....................................565 Butler, David B., FrE, 810 Snflr. Dorm., Lancaster ..................................................... . Butler, Kerrel E., Jr., FrE, 1521 N.H., Lawrence .......................................................... 2985M Butler, Robert M., SrFA, 1245 W Campus, 300 Bryan, Hopkinsville, Ky .................868 Butler, William L. III, JrC, 1439 Tenn., 201 W 70 St., KC, Mo .....................................721 Butterfield, Pearce R., JrE, 1219 Ky., 1029 Billard, Topeka ......................................1733J Button, Jack B., SrC, 1439 Tenn., Anthony·----............................... ........ -·· .721 • Button, Richard O., Gr., 307 Lane 4, Snflr., Snftr .................................................... :......· Byain, Betty L., FrFA, Corbin, 551 S Hardy, KC, Mo . .............................................. .... 860 B yers, Chas. A., JrFA, 1030 Maine, 1147 Boswell, Topeka ........................................ 3033J Byers, George W ., FrC, 1621 Edgehill, 25 W Concord, KC, Mo ...............................957 Bynan, Joanne F., FrEd, 1001 W Hills, 420 E 72 St., KC, Mo .................................... :... 768 SchooL Name .k f ·• 1c'. ..;;.J fct o' Ji~ ! .i;~~~:f~h!;d i~:lE~\3t~ecQ~/~.~~~~~~~.~~~.'..~.~.'..~~:..:::::::::::::::::::::·······--261 Byrns, Ethel M., SoC, RFD 4, 780 Dela., Leavenworth .......................................... 729. K-3 Cable, Mable E., JrC, 1246 Miss., 1840 Freeman, KC ..................... 415 Cadden, Thomas S., SrC, 1244 La. Rosi 1 Ill .................................752 Cahoone, Max D., FrC, 704 Ind. 'stron c .1 :eain, Bernard N., SoE, Snflr....~ g ty ........................................................... .1978 Ci' ...................................................... g;: fl:;;··R~ ~ J.1;1?tMis~.'. ~~~is. D.rive:. w:~:~i::p:::ia::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Mernanne, FrC 611 D Snfl . ms, Mo .................... . .Cam, 0 1 RR··;cosage..H~t;i ~~~arellra,GJoseph E., FrE, B.' A. dreeii:.. Arkansas City i979J • a we , eorge H., JrC, 1614 Ky., 1506 N Vassar Wich·t .. .. 1 Caldwell, Guy M., SoE, Snflr., 1020 E 6th. Hutchin 0' a .................................. 205 *Caldwell, Josephine A., SpFa, 7 Lane I, Snflr., 102i ~ ·6th .. 'ii'f~.................... Caldwell, Kelley J., SoE, 345 Ind., 220 E 9th. Rus 11 ' u c son ............ _ Caldwell, Mary J., SoC, 153n2 Tenn., 1020 E 6th, Hseutch ...1_. ...s..................................... 2;, 46J non ................................. 506 42 43 �Name School Lawrence Addre Name _-_-=.::_-___ .•..3121!,! p~ 16481 ......H2'1 44 School Lawrence Address Hom �• C •cha Cha Chee , Chele Chene.} CheneJ Chene Cheng, Cheno *Cheram C hesky, Chesky, Chesky, V Chesney, Chestnut, Bo Cheyne. Hoba Chick, Lawrenc Chidester, Don T Child, Marilyn H Childers, Howard • Childers, Lloyd E. Chinn, Euarl E., F *Chisholm, Jame Chit ty, Charles E ., Ch ow, Chi C., FrE •Chrisman, James Christ , John J., Fr Chri stensen, Justin •Chri stman, Albert J., Christo ffers, Harry J Chronic, Byron J., ;i;'., Ch u a, Paul K., JrE, 11 2 Chubb, J . Frances JrC Chubb. L ewis o., soc, Chubb, M ary L., FrC, 14 Church, Charles H., Jr., F Church, Hub ert M., JrE, 94 Church, R alph E. FrE 94 Churchi1I, Clark R 3 ; S Churchill, Dewey Ji' J~' S Churchill, E leanor R S~C C,!lurchill, Paul w., FrEd C1es, Herbe rt A., JrC, Co• .gfaar, Gordon L ., S oE 133 aassen, Mauri ce L S B •cCllapp, Serilda J ., FrC are, Charles E F c' Clark Carl W ·• r , Cornmut Clark: Clifford·• J r., J r C , 1621 ~dg Clark, David V ·• 5 oC, 940 I1 ., Clark, Doris A., E r ~ , lc 008 ;Miss., 4 Clark, Don ·• r • o r bm, 6 29 Clark, Edn.!'1i: B., FrC, C orbin, 632 •Clark E. Lawr~n~~• Conunutes, 1318 Clark, Edwin M F gr,141720 La., Lawre *Clark, Irvin H ·• r • S nfir. Donn a Clark, Jame~ P ., Commutes, 5332 K 9 •gar~, Louis CMass., 512 s Wlll~~: ar , Mary A., SrC, 1218 ~ nn., Lawrence -· ss., 784 32nd. KC s i:=or w:, ire, J;,• J!J · - - - - - - - - --~ji&1 ~ �Name School Lawrence Address Home Phone •Cooper, Anthony L., JrE, 730 Ark., 942 Ottawa, Leavenworth ................ •··········1596i Cooper, Betty J., FrC, Corbin, 5232 Highland, KC, Mo . .............................................. 86 Cooper, Billy Dean, FrE, 39 Lane Q, Snflr., S~flower ........... .................................... 16 Cooper, Edward L., FrFA, 620 Ind., 200 Harrison, Newton .................................... 8M Cooper, Erwin D., FrC, 941 Ind., Hoxie ........................................................................336~ Cooper, Etta M. F., FrC, 1339 W. Campus, 244 W Central, El Dorado •···············•-=i: 67 1 Cooper, Evelyn F., SrC, 1317 Mass., Lawrence ................................................................ 6 J4 •Cooper, George L., FrE, 1731 Ind., 702 Elm, Peabody ..............................................1679 Cooper, Harold E., FrE, 2 Snflr. Dorm, RR 1, Offerle ............................................... . Cooper, John W., FrC, Snflr. Dorm, 615 Santa Fe, Augusta ................................... . Cooper, Kenneth L., SoE, 1005 Ind., 3946 Walnut, KC, Mo. ········································ Cooper, Rachael L., SoC, 1317 Mass., Lawrence -·;························································ 1614 Cooper, Raymond E., Fr.E., 933 Ky., Box 34, Sylvia .................................................... R Cooper, Robert C., FrE, 1241 Tenn., Holton Hotel, Holton ................................... .2675 Cooper, Virginia I., SoE, Corbin, Peabody · · · - - - - - - · ·····································86~ Cooper, (Wilma) Jeanne, SoEd, 1317 Mass., Lawrence .......................................... 161 Cooper, William T., FrPh, 1921 Vt., 315 E 12th, Goodland ........................................ 3170 Cooter, Paul A., FrC, 1213 Ohio, 102 S Osage, Caldwell ........................................... . Cope, James R., FrC, 1537 Tenn., 632 W 67th St., KC, Mo ..................................... 565 Copeland, Elizabeth I., SoC, 1420 Ohio, 1725 Bernice, Schenectady, N.Y .............853 Copeland, John O., JrC, 945 Ala., 2302 Coming, Parsons ........................................ 2279W •Copeland, Laverne A., FrC, 1105 Conn., 2425 E Div., Springfield, Mo. ············-·· Copeland, Malcolm G., FrC, Commutes, 1709 MacVicar, Top~ka ........................... . *Copeland, Wesley E., SrE, 1530 Mass., 943 Lawrence, Emporia ............................2985R Coppedge, Virginia R., FrFA, 1145 La., 2426 Poplar, KC, Mo ..................................... 290 Corber, Billy G., JrE, Commutes, 618 Tyler, Topeka ................................................. . *Corbett, John, SpC, 1244 Ohio, 619 Neosho, Emporia .................................................... 366 Corbin, Bruce G., FrPh, 1733 Vt., Mound City ............................................................ . Corbin, Robert W., FrC, 1042 Ohio, 319 N 20th, St. Joseph, Mo ............................. 2584 Cord, Julius D., FrE, Commutes, 216 Osage, Leavenworth ....................................... . Corder, Dale C., FrC, 920 Mo ., Welda ............................................................................ 1322W Corder, Dean E, FrEd, 1132 W Campus, Welda .............................................................. 1695 *Corder, Robert L., Gr and SoM, 1138 Miss., Welda .................................................... 2404 Cordes, Rosemary E., SpC, Corbin, Leland, Mich. ........................................................860 Coriell, Earl D., SoM, 1137 Ind., Stanford, Mont ........................................................... 817 Corkill, John N., FrE, 1725 Ala., Nortonville ............................................................2411J Corlis, Phyllis A., JrEd, 1924 La., 526 So. Locust, Ottawa .................................... 2537M Corliss, Loren B., SoC, 825 Ind., 1006 So. A, Rogers, Ark ......................................... 2560 Corman, William W., FrE, 824 Ark., 2145 Burnett, Topeka ......................................799R Cornelius, Jack E, SoE, 912 Penn., 1707 So. Topeka, Wichita ................................... . Comish, Chester T., FrE, 511 Ohio, Lawrence - - - - - · · · ································6531R Cornwell, Alberta, SrC, 1336 Tenn., Lawrence .............................................................. 3407 *Cornwell, William O., FrEd, 1206 Tenn., Lawrence ..................................................1985J Correa, Gerald H., FrFA, 1424 N.Y., Lawrence ........................................................1870W Corsaut, Mary J., SoC, Foster, 520 W 9th, Hutchinson ................................................ 257 Cory, Charles H., Jr., FrC, 1724 N.H., 3020 Sowers Ct., Topeka ........................1380R Cory, John C., Gr, 1005 Maine, 210 S 4th St., Leavenworth ..................................2543J Cory, Richard W., FrE, 1537 Tenn., Eudora ..................................................................565 Coshow, Robert G., SoE, 1537 Tenn., 1106 N. Monroe, Hutchinson .......................... 565 •Coss, Vernon F., 2nd L, 204 Drive B, Snflr., Isabel ..................................................... . Cottom, Edith M., SoFA, 1308 Conn., Lawrence ........................................................1382R Cottom, Melvin C., Gr, 1308 Conn., Lawrence ............................................................1382R Cotton, Charles E., JrC, 1029 Ky., 1101 Congress, Emporia ..................................1207M Cotton, Henriques C., SoE, 1632 Mass., 1907 Sherman, Evanston, Ill. ................2273J Cottrell, Robert H., JrE, Snflr. Dorm 1, 28 No. Valley, KC ........................................ Couch, John M., FrC, 1439 Tenn., 721 N. Anthony, Anthony ......................................721 Coughenour, Charles M., Soc, 1915 Vt., Wellsville ...................................................... 2353 Coughlin, Rose L., Gr, 1212 La., RR 5, Box 391, KC ................................................ 3204 Coulter, Henry F., JrC, 1540 La., 850 W 53rd Ter., KC, Mo .........................................443 Counter, Harlan C., FrE, 1332 La., 1526 Kansas Ave., Topeka ..................................3009 Couper, William B., FrC, Haskell Inst., Lawrence ........................................................ 743 Courtney, Richard T., FrE, 833 Ark., 935 Haskell, KC ........................................2874M Cousins, Donald, SrBus, 1621 Edgehill, 2411 32nd SE, Washington, DC ................957 Cousins, Jack R., JrBus, W 10th, 428 W 56th, KC, Mo .................................................534 Cousins, Marcella L., FrC, 1144 La., RR 2, Douglass ....................................................781 Covert, Carolyn R., JrC, 1537~~ Tenn., 308 N Walnut, Abilene .............................. 506 :g~~:~: ~~:ltl··G~~~i~3 tt_MJ~~~~.~.~=~. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::m~; Covey, Mary G., FrC, 1145 La., 49 Brighton Rd., Atlanta, Ga .................................290 6 Cowan, Shirley A., FrC, 1701 Ind., 647 Romany Rd., KC, Mo ................................. 886 Cowdrey, Joseph L., FrC, 942 Miss., RR 2, Box 433, KC .......................................... 1788J Cowell, Forrest E., SoE, Commutes, 1160 Mulvane, Topeka ..................Topeka 22710 *Cowgill, Anne M., SoFA, 515 Lane 12, Snflr., Snflr....................................................... Cowgill, Courtney, JrC, 1246 Miss., 1182 Grenwich, San Francisco, Calif.......... .415 *Cowgill, Thurston, JrE, 515 Lane 12, Snflr., Snflr ....................................................... Cowles, George M., FrC, 814 Ohio, 14 S Hampton Rd., Wichita ........................ 3101W Cowley, David R., JrBus, 1439 Tenn., 4353 W 68th, Overland Park ......................721 4i 49 �Name School Sc1io~o~l:___ _ _.::La:::.::.;..;;..;.;.;~..;;..;...;.._ _ _ __.;....;.._ _ _ __ Cowling, William J., m, SrBu, Cowne, Robert W., SoE, 25 Cox Dean w., SoC, 26 Snflr. Cox'. Doris J., SrBus, 1 2 Ohl •cox, Floyd H .• Jr .• FrE, 100 Cox, George C., FrC, 1100 •cox, Ira, Jr., SpM, 207 Lan Cox, Kathryn A., FrC, F Cox LeRoy E., FrC, 1247 Cox: Leslie R., Jr .• FrC, 0 Cox, Marian E., FrC, 1420 Cox, Marion R., FrC, 1207 .955 Cox, Norma J., SoC, 1147 Cox, Philip H., JrBus, RR ·32 Cox, Walter L., Jr., SoC, 1 Cox, William L., FrC, 1025 Coy, Patricia, SrC, 1106 Ohi •coy, s. Clay, Gr, 115 E llt 3454& ----.3059 Coyan, Robert L., Gr. 816 Cozad, George Carmon, Fr --24?1 Crabaugh, Ivan E., FrC, 140 - - - ---148 Crabb, Laurel S., SrC. Go - - _Jli Crabb, William C., JrE, 10 .2210R Crabtree, Ina L., SoEd, 40 - - - - - - - - - --16711 Crabtree, James, FrC, 1101 - - · - - - --?<lOl 2632R Craig, Ethelmae, JrC. 600 Ind .• *Craig, Lynn, Jr., FrC, 1530 Te w Craig, Ruth E., JrBus, 1716 L 99B Craig, Verne L., JrE, Apt. 14, •Craik, David W., Gr, 826 Io. 8.1W *Crain, Hugh F., Gr, 1045 Ky., 1658W __.1100 Crain, Robert T., SrBus, 1111 W __.1001 Cram, Ernest R., JrC, 1130 Ky .. S _ _ _ _ __ __,)028W Cramer, Annette E., Soc, 1126 T *Cramer, Bill A., JrC, 939 Ind., 50 .13511 Cramer, Catherine L., Soc, Ille .....~ Cramer, George A., SrC, 1001 Ten _ _ _ _946W 55! Cramer, Neal P., SrC. 1425 Tenn. Cramer, William F., .JrE, 1005 Ind., wn Cramm, Carl .J., Jr., SrC, 132 Snflr Crandall, Eugene L., FrC, 1140 R .I Crandall, Mildred M., FrC, Jolliff Crane, Charles L., FrE, 3 Snflr. D Crane, Lawrence A., FrC, Comm Crane, Shirley D., Soc, Carrut Crapson, Leland D ., .JrBus, 1337 *Crary, Charles Lyman, FrE, 163 Crass, Beady P., JrE, 1045 W H • Crawford, Davis H., FrE, 627 O Crawford, Earle T., Soc, 826'~ Crawford, Edsel L., Soc. 1 West Crawford, George A., Soc, 945 Ky Crawford, Herman L., SoE, 1641 111.", Crawford, James S., SoE. 1116 Ind Crawford, John L., FrE, 627 Ohio !JO Crawford, Joseph H., Soc, 1409 Ten Crawfo:r:d, Robert E., SoE, 1213 Ohio gray, Richard B., JrBus, 1301 W Ca• •Creacy, Fred S., Jr., SoC 214 Snflr Creason, Del~E;rt L., FrE.' Commut~s Creech, Patri<;1a L., FrC, 1428 Conn.' Cre~ghatn, Marie F., JrFA 1701 Ind re1g on, Edward .J J • S E ., *Crespo, Silvio FrE 121 {Vt oL, 1529 Sn *Crimmins, Ha~old J S 0 C ·• awrence . • 731 Ark., Ha Cripps, Lewis N. Jr·• Criswell, Keith 'srcC, 6 10 Barker, Esk Crockett Jame~ E S pooner Thayer, *Cr ockett: Walter H., 825 Croff, Rozanne M J C • o, 112 Croker, Richard J·• Fr • 1232 La., 1803 F 2 Cr oll, Donald E SoCrc5 1J> 1 Edgehill, 181 Cromley, Allan S~C n 7fi'i,225 E Par m Crone, Charles D. ·•FrE •501 ~:;2 Ma~s .• 108 V Cr ook, Fred, SoE • 1019 • M . nflr. Dorm, Mi Cr ook . -Tim 0., SrBus 101:me,. 2710 E Everett, Cr osb y , Marjorie, FrFA G Mame, 2710 E Evere • ower Place, 1545 s ---~-----. J J~• i~ti Iggi' ·w 50 Lawrence Address Home Pho 15 �51 �---~~~==-=-~~~~-.. ; ;.;.;.;.;.;. :;______~Pllofli _ _3.S~c'.!!h~o~o:.l Name •Dick Gerald T., Jr Dick~r, Ralph W., I ._Dickerson, Harold Dickerson, John \ Dickey, Dick, SoE, l Dickey, Joe B., Jr., S •Dickson, John T., Gr Dufendorf, Donald Diehl. Donald W ., Sr Diehl. Leonard R., SoC Diehl, Mary F., FrC, Diehl. Walter E., FrEd, Dieker, Kenneth G., Fr Dietrich, Leonard W ., Sr Dietrich, Richard L., Fr Dietrich, Robert M., FrP Dietz, Elsa L., JrC, 200 Dietzel, Helen M., JrF A, *Dill. William J., JrC, 130 Dillard, Jack, SrBus, 162 Dille, Nancy J., JrC, 114 Dillon, Charles A .• JrBus Dillon, Chester L., FrC, Dillon, Paul W., FrE, 110 Dillon, Ruth E., SoC, 123 *Dimond, Donald L., SrF Dinges, Adrian F., SoC, 4 Dinsmore, Marjorie E., *Dinsmore, Robert E., Ad *Diskin, Donald J ., JrC, 9 Dittemore, Harold E., So Dittmer, James C., SoC. Ditzler, Jack E., JrBus, 2 Dix, Ralph E., FrC, 1109 Dixon, Charles L .. FrC, 11 •Dixon, Gene L., SpE, Snflr. •Dixon, George E., Gr., 621 D *Dixon, James V .. FrE, 209 *Dixon, John T., SoE, 937 . *Dixon, Riley M., JrE, Ap • Dlabal, Paul W .• FrC, 1215 *Doane, Eugene L., FrC, 182 Doane, Phyllis T., FrC, 1433 *Doane, William L., Soc, 80 Dobson, Albert F ., FrC, 111 Docking, Rob<;!rt B., Soc, 16 Doctor, Norma J., SoFA, 14 Dodd, Donald G., FrC, 1735 *Dodd, Edith N., JrC, 808 W •Dodd, Leslie H., Jr., JrE 8 Dodson, Lillian I., FrEd:, 1 Dodson, Richard L., FrE, 11 Dods~n. William Wade, JrC, Doermg, Henry H., FrEd. 6 O Dogantzis, Bi11y E., SrE, 1900 Doggett, Donald, FrC, 1324 V *Dolch, Howard H., Jr., SrBu Dold, Howard H., SoPh, 814 I Domann, Bernard E., SoPh gombek, Amelia, SrC, Corbi • om~e~. Edward C., FrE. 19 Domm1ck, James R., SoE, 21 Domoney, John S., FrC, 801 I Donahoe, Hugh B., Gr, 1145 *Donahue, William E., FrE, 1 Donaldson, Davenport Gr *Donaldson, Robert D 'srB.i'.is Donley, Harold c., J~•-, FrC • Donnelly, Francis J., lstL, 1's3 .~~~~an, Wm. Jack, SrC, 1336 *D l y, ioch, FrC, 1824 Tenn 203 *D~~1:~· nrrtle DP SrC, 1824 Tenn. Dorge, 'non~7:lk ·• Jr., Soc, 1824 Dornb1aser, John·•Jriuf: 1245 Orea Dor~ey, John D., SoE i4091245 w C Dos1en, Patricia A., S~C 1241eLn., 1 Dougherty, Alan V., SoE, 1403 Ta., B enn., -:-:-:--:-::--------11111 - - --1901!i --;:::-=-::-:- - - - -- ..2.11 - -- - _;.22'!9l School Lawrence Address �School Lawrence Address H 01 �Name Sc hoot H ....;.o_ _ _ _ __ ___P-"h--=-on:.::e =;..;;.;.;..._ _ _ Ericson, P aul N., FrE, 1111 W 11th, 35 in d m •ood, h m •........................... 1106 *Erkenb eck, Doyle W., FrE, 626 Ala., 10 -t SH , C, .... --·····················.1929R *Erkiletian Dickran Hagop. Jr., Gr., 2101 ., oll , 1o. - - - - -··················.1479 Ernst, Ma;y T., SoFA, 716 McCoo~. 6 2 Ch tn t. K , ...........................504 E r o s, P aul, FrE, 711 R.I., 910 N Lincoln:. Li b r I -··.. . .......................270 Erway, Marilyn J., JrEd, 1246 Mi ., 211:> f di , Hu n ...·-·····················.415 Eskelin, Ernest F., Soc, 913 Tenn ., 68 S 13th , KC . .....................2586 Eske r, R obert E., FrC, Dorm 8, Sn.fir., RR 1, h pm Eskrid ge, J ack, SoEd , 1537 Tenn., 1206 27th, In Esmond, B arbara L ., J r F A, Corbin, 45 S D o gla , Eson, (J .) Joann, FrC, 1230 Tenn., ' eode ha - - - - · - - - - - - Esp ing John F ., JrBus , 1017 Ind., 2520 e lix . St. Jo h, Este rle', Elizabeth F., JrC, 1001 W ffi lls. 16 E 3r • C , o. - - -............................768 E ste s, R obert L., FrC, 1045 W Hills , 1303 Pemb rok , To k - - -················ ..····.1700 *E stes R obe rt Wm ., FrC, 132 Lane . Snflr., 2316 B n on, KC, o . ·-- ····················· Estill'. Jame s C., JrC, 1221 Snflr. Dorm., 116 O li e , K C, • o . ...·-·-···· ... ····............... *Estrada, F rank, JrC, commutes, Box 79, Eudor a · - - - - - - - · · · ·· (Eudora) 143 E strada, Jessie M., FrC, 1339 Vt., Box 79 Eudora _ _ _ _ _ _ ..................1131\V *Ethrid ge, J arrell C., JrE, 230 Lane L, Sn.fir., Box ii2, Th , Ga . ...................... E tte r, H oyt E ., FrE, 1346 Ohio, Yates Cen er · · - · · - · - - - - - - - -···················..· E tte r, Mary A., S rFA, Foster, 301 S 15th, Independ _ _ _ _ .........................257 *E t t inge r, D on N ., JrEd, 42 Lane P, Snflr., Sn.fir. - - - - - - - - · · · · · ················... n ..........................................72! E tzle r, Joseph C., FrC, 1439 Tenn. , 107 E 17th, Hutc Eudaly, Elnora M., JrBus, 1331 Vt., Lawrenc e .......... - .........._ _ _ ....................112!lM E u d aly, Mard ell L., Soc, 1331 Vt., Lawrenc e ···- - - - - - - - - - · · · · · ..............1129M Eudaly, Marjory L., Soc, 1331 Vt., Lawrence .......... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..................1129M Evans, Dale O . R., FrPh, Box 302, Iadison ...................... ···- - - - - ··.. -· ............. .. E v ans, Elizab eth, JrC. 1339 W Campus, 1220 E 5th, in d _ _..........................267 E van s, Ferd E ., Jr., l stL, 1655 1iss., 4520 E Douglas. W I .....................2415M Ev a ns, Home r C ., SoE 1541 Tenn. , 7 35 H ighland, KC, o ....... _ .............................348 "'Evans, Jack Jr., SpC, 800 W 8th, Lawrence ····--· _ _ _ _ ..............3218M E vans , Mary Elizabe th, Gr., 1343 Tenn., 1325 lain , .. • - - - -..................766W Evans , R ay R ., S rBus, 1621 Edgehill, 503 Barne t ....... - - - - - -····.. ··············957 "'Eva ns. Wm. E ., FrC, 1601 R.I. , Lawrenc e · - - - - - - - - - - - -···············....1090 Evans, W illiam R., S oC, S p ooner- Thayer, 1123 onr nd ......................684 ~Ever e tt, J asper D ., SrC, O skaloosa ...............................· - - - - - - -··-········ .. ·..... *Eves, William M., FrC, 17 W 14th, Lakin ·-····· · · · - · - - · · - - - - - - -·.............2743M *Evilsizer, Thomas S., Jr., S oc , 1020 Ohio, Lawr nee .. _ - ..................... Evins, R obert D., FrE, S nflr. Dorm., 1322 Fuma c , Jopli n , Ewart, Murie l C. , .Jr., FrE, 1022 Ala ., 333 Clark, Au1,!U - - - - - - · -................. Ewers, J erry M. , JrB us, 1301 W Campus Rd ., 100 S in , ney --··· ....................726 Ewin g, B arbara J ., S oC , 703 N 3rd, L awrenc e .....................· - - - - · · ···· ..................1589 E xley, L awrence J ., FrE, 941 Ind., 510 Fra nklin, .June on C l ........................3368M Eyler, Geor gann L., F r C , 1246 Miss., 845 S 9th, Salina - - - - - · - · · ······· .. ······........415 Fadler, Marjorie D. , S rB us, 1433 T enn., 1612 S O Iv , P l cb g •....- .................295 ~agler, Milton M., FrC , 1540 L a., 1612 S Olive, Pit ur ·-···-···· ...................... 443 *Fa. er;. ~o~ J. , F r E , 1623 K y., 350 E Armour, KC. o .... --···.. ·-······ .. ········...1706R 1 Ratf,1 • F a ~r\lild' ·c .JrC, 1346 N.H. , 6707 L inden Rd ., KC, fo ...._ ......................1374W Fate F ' o e D .F FCM, 1046 K y., 6707 Llnden Rd ., KC, o .......................3403J F atn, C n r ~ts S ., r , Corbin, Elmo ........................·-··-·-----···.. ······ ........... 860 Falkr, t~r M o<a_ 912 A la. , 81 7 E Main, Independence ................- ...............2661W F!lli~~t~1~ ' M .~xSo c : L awrence ···-·.. ··-·............. __ .......................1919R 2031 *I<' amb r~mgh, D on P ·• S o E d, 643 Tenn., 109.. 5th.. A~e::··L on·~~ie·w:··Tex::is.. :::::::::::::::: Fanestil, Doi:iald E., JrBus, B attenfe ld, 1610 E ilm an, Empor ia ..- .......Withdrawn Fan.ger, D a vid M. , S o C, S nflr . D orm 12, RR 1, Elmo .................... ·-······ Far!nger, T. I r e n e, FrC, 1836 L eonard, Lawrence . _ _ _ _ - - - -2-444W Faris J ames E S E 1334 O hi ....._............ ................. Faris' W illiam R E 1334 0-(:: 303 E 17th, Hutchinson ....................................2108 Farley, Eben B ., .'Fr 6 , ' RR 1 L at~r 3~3 E 17th, Hutchinson ....................................2108 Farmer, Dorothy E., Gr, 1124 Mlss.e i,e ······...................... - .................._ ...................... Farmer, Ivan M ., G r, 1510 Univ . Dr., i~~~i~ce··•· .....___ .. ··················...................1 429 Farmer, Roze lla J. , F r C , 1941 Mass. LeR o .............. . .. .....•- ........................191! Farner, H a r old B., SoC, 746 O hio, 2730 Clark~.. Pa~·· n·s·· ........ _ ...............................72 0 ------····· .. ·· ............... Farr, D ale D . S oC 1111 W 11th 1032 N p *Farrar, Paul. B., .JrE, 1031 M iss., 'N o r wich ..~~:'. ..~~ependcn ce ............................1106 Farrell, Ferns L. S p C NO 1340 V t 525 N 3 _. ................. _ .............................. Farrell, Mary. n.', src', Co~b in, 602 ·•N St h, /;r_~•r B~lfgton ......... _ ........................ 698W Farrell, Phyllls A ., FrC, Corbin, 602 N 5th MarvS:ni"· ............... ······•....................860 ::uttt• Woodfin E., FrE, S p oner Thayer , 101 7 Shawn!e ..R.d... K.. ........................86840 u ders, Mary E., SrC 1433 Tenn 248 S B tt' . . ·• C ......................6 Faulkner, Dona ld R . S~E Snflr D~r m B 1ch1ta .......................................295 Faurot, Isabel C ., .JrC, 1345 W Campus' 70~xN p ' alley, ash ............................ . "'Faust, .Joseph B., Jr., FrC 1301 Conn• RFD Independence ......................731 Fawcett, Merlin L., JrFA 'snflr Dorm:• 6 704 1fu ion, Tenn. ········ .. ·............ .......2291 Faw!, Billy .J., FrE, 1131 N..J., Pomona • d ., Neodesha ................................ ;f nis ~~i:,r:;;~ i \st•v e3~:• ······---·-----··························-·····--·--····· SB Lawrence A ddress School N;:~ 1~' H ome Phone Betty :.~~0~~9 l~~ioTe':;~h~rni~.t';··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~27900: Fearing, ~ F F ·C 1025 W Hills, Cunningham ...................................................... 903 Fee, Che ~~ S~Bu~. io2s W Hpls, Cunn!ngham ..................................: ......................... 29 3 Fee, Jo~ G FrC 1025 W Hills Cunnmgham ............................................................2 Fee, PhilWnum J.', Gr, 1701 Teim., 557 Fillmore, Gary, Ind .............................2~529 Feeney, H FrE 1425 Tenn Box 285, Iola .......................................................... .. Fees, James H·• S0'E 191~ Ter{~. 1500 E 23rd, Hutchinson .............................. 3481J Feese' dt Mason ·• Jr • JrBus a 509 Kmckerboc ' • k er Pl ., KC , M o ............................. .. J hn C :~ef!~ba~ Ben:• SrBus, 10 Lane K, Snflr., 5922 Wabash\ KC, Mo ..................... .. •F;i:hny, Robert E., JrC, Commu~es, 617 LaFayette, TopeKa ................................ 1759W •Feist, Frances w., Gr, 533% Ohio, 1205 1st Ave. E, Horton .............................. •Feist, John P., SpC, 1129 La., Lawrence ........................................................................ 569 56 Feitz, James E., SpBus, 1332 Tenn., 500 E 4th, Newton .............................................. 1~W Feldkamp, Arleen J., FrC, 1900 La., 1701 Everett, KC .......................................... 72 Feldkamp, Dorothy L., JrFA, 1339 W Campus_. 1701 Everett, KC ........................ Fellers, Dilver w., JrC, 1632 Mass .. Mullmv1lle ...................................................... Fellman, Jack H. , SoC, 1116 Miss., 1538 45th, Brooklyn, NY .................................. 1692 •Fellows, Harold L., JrC, Snflr., Lane ........................ ··;··· .. ···......................................... ? Felt, Barbara A., SoC, 1339 W Campus, 147 SH, .Wellmgton ....................................... 67 •Fencyk, John N., FrC, 6 Lane J, Snflr., 522 Wallis, Farrell, Pa ............................... _R Fenton, Robert M., JrC, 1530 Mass., Lawrence .......................................................... 298.> Ferguson, Don E., JrBus, 1301 W Campus, 501 W 1st, McPherson ........................726 •Ferguson Douglas E., JrE, 832 Tenn., 141 N Chelsea, KC, Mo .............................3026W •Ferguson: Jack J., FrC, 1405% Mass., Lawrence....._. ...............................................29~:J Ferguson, John B., FrC, 1540 La.,. 4510 E Eng, ~1chita ·····: ....................................... 3 •Ferguson, Juanita E., SrC, 1111 Miss., RR 1, Box :ill, Atchison ............................1789J Ferguson, Patricia A., JrC, Gower Place, 1821. W 50th, KC ........................................ 718 •Ferguson, Paul L., Gr, Commutes, 2519 Mersmgton, KC, Mo ................. KC LI-7 435 44 0 ,F~~c~ J~fl~YnJr~~nir°u1vane··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ W l<'erguson, Roy D., FrC, 740 Ohio, 5326 Aberdeen, KC .............................................. .. Ferm, Richard L., Gr, 1222 Miss., 3813 Central. KC, Mo . ........................................495 Ferm, Robert J., Gr, 1222 Miss., 3813 Central, KC, Mo ...............................................495 Ferraro, Mike L., FrE, 846 Ill., 218 1st St. Mulberry ................................................... . •Ferraro, Victor, SoE, 401 Lane 7, Snflr., Arcadia ........................................ ............ . Ferrell, Jane H., SoC, 1345 W Campus, 3329 E Elm, Wichita .................................. 731 Ferrell, Keith H., FrC, 1333 Tenn., 313 S 13th, Independence .............................. 1547M •Ferrell, William A., JrE, PO 469, RR 3, Independence ........................................2178R Ferris, James F ., FrC, Snflr. Dorm 12, 5110 Virginia, KC, Mo .............................. . •Ferris, John C., Jr., JrE, 7 Lane E, Snflr., 5110 Virginia, KC, Mo ......................... •Ferro, Henry A., Jr., SrBus, 506 Lane 14, Snflr., 4312 Bruner Ave., NY, NY .... . Ferro, Steve A., FrC, 1244 La., 819 Wabash, KC, Mo ...............................................1272 Fettig, Lee E., FrE, 1244 Tenn., RR 1, Cedar Vale ...................................................... Fevurly, James R., FrC, Snflr. Dorm 7, 710 Ottawa, Leavenworth ..................... . Fevurly, Ruth D., Soc, 1147 Tenn., 710 Ottawa, Leavenworth ............................955 Fickel, Frank C., JrBus, 413 W 14th, RR 1, Shawnee ................................................ 2099 Fields, Dale W., FrC, 923 Ohio, 105 N Elm, McPherson ........................................ .. Fields, Julia A., SrFA, 1743 Ohio, 1031 Freeman, KC ............................................ 2246W Fields, Leonard C., Jr., SoE, 305 W 19th, 1031 Freeman, KC ..............................1406J Fields, Milo H., SoC, 901 Ind., 115 S Keystone, Stafford ......................................... . F~elds, Samuel M., FrPh, 1042 N .H., 1621 N 8th, Independence ............................ .. F~field, Cl~rence E., Gr, 1502 Mass., 388 Schumacher Ave., Marseilles, Ill., .... 2639J 0 st Wia~;··F~ i-'rid, Fcist~~~~·ood· .. Fh~st Ma( Myrtle, JrC, 1144 La., 238 N 18th, KC ......................................................781 •r· 1\rej\~ ~nald F., FrC, 833 Ind., 401 5th, Osawatomie ....................................2529J F~~~~ Lore~• ~r~3• ~:5eWQc:~fl~; Sle7neca ....................................................... . . k D d P , 18 5th, Clay Center ............................ 868 F !DC e, onal _J., JrC, 1025 W Hills, 1836 W 49th Terrace, KC, Mo .................2903 ~!n~ey, jranklm F., FrC, 413 Miss., Lawrence .............. ....... .................................1183R F!D cttY• /~sEG.,FFrC, 413 Miss., Lawrence ............................................................ 1183R F~k. eJ~cko L., F~E. l2rt~;;~·•c:~b~t~• ~sawatomie ..........................................22 :~~iey, ERlebeanor M., SpC, 604 Dr. F, Snflr., fsit B·u~:iing~'e°;·c;1if: ~ ey, o rt B., Jr., Gr, 604 Dr., F, Snflr., 1233 Balboa, Burlingame, Calif. .~~:~• parles H.M.Frfc14f; ]i(n., 515 N Roosevelt, Wichita ..............................552 Finney: RT~a~dc~ .• sri fo454w Jiii!oi2Itoa~:wn, Topeka .............................. 2656W FIJ'ebaugh, James E., FrC, 1320 Ky., Box 263 st TJopi;ka ........................................t 7oo Firestone Milto M s c 720 M. L • · 0 n ·· ·· ...................................2518R Firner, Fred L.~ SoE, 1422 N.Y. 1£~~r::rence ......................................................1224W •rimer Henry W J S E 1422 N Y L ce .................................................................. 1232 0 F!rsch~in. Irwin L., ~~c. 627 Ohio, 2104 c!fo~n~~ooki... l 232 F1SCher, Barton L., SrC, 1528 K . Lawren • y • NY .............................. 2350J 2748 Fischer, Charity A., SoC, 1230 RR 2c,\it···v;;·n..o..n········ .. ········........................ R Fischer Howa d A F C R b. · , Iowa ............................1155 •• r , o mson Gym, RR 2, Mt. Vermon, Iowa ................. . • r 59 g ifa~g} i:~:~:~:~iiYM\. i;~: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::m t,o, 8~4 ~f11t~e··n~:;.. n............................... ............ fe:m., �Name School Phone Home School Phone Lawrence Address 2145J · In Lawrence .......................................................... 1700 F rest Marcel E., FrC, 824 L1Woffhs 1910 10th, Great Be_nd ······························ F~mey, James w., FrC, 1045 fl ID~rm, 130 E Cloud, Salma ······························1168 40 Forrey, Eugene P., Fr~, 0 fud., 20 Sherman, Liberal •··························:::::i942 w F rsmann Flora M., r ' 1 L wrence ············································· 721 •Fors th, Sam E., Gr, 1029 De ., ~ 209 s··w;bash, Medicine Lodge ············ o y w·ru m A SrBus, 1439 Te ., Snfl ....... . Forsyth, .1 a ·• 121 Drive A, Snflr., r. ································· 2880J Fortin, Felix D., Jr., SoE, Vt Ness City ·····························································1810R Foster, Charles E., FrC, Te~. 1324 S 13th, Parsons ···································· •Foster Charles V., SrE, ' ··························································· 284 Foster: Dean Lest1;r, SoE, Fowler incc··320 .. N···c;rant, Chanute ······························ Foster, Dean Lewis, SrBfnrl~~o F, Snflr., 260 E 16th, Winfield ·························:i213J •Foster, Doyle E., SoE, 60 2 Mass., 621 N 17th, KC ··············································· 1700 Foster, Harry C., FrC, 163 W Hills 1915 Bowman Ct., Topeka ······················ V Foster, Herbert R., SrE, 1~4il Tenn. '721 N Liberty, Independence, Mo. ······15j~J Foster, Jesse H., Jr., SoC, 4£ Oread, fao2 8th, Canyon, Texas ································ 415 Foster, Manus R., Srt /} 1246 Miss. 2021 W 69th St., KC •······································· Foster, Margaret A.: r 'mmutes, 62i N 17th, KC ························································ Foster, Robert J ., JiC, Co ane N Snflr Ness City ................................................. . 10 •Foster, Robert M., So~, 1irs w Hills, 22'3 E 16th, Hutch_inson ····························1 Foster, Wallace B., Jiirc S ooner Thayer, 909 E 7th, Newton ............................ Fotopoulos, Frank PEd l8iS 11 403 s Sycamore, Ottawa ....................................... . Foulks, James R., Fr8 ' 108 Lai{e B Snflr. Ness City ················································ M •Foulks, Sidney M., 2ndL, 1001 • m., E~stborough, Wichita ·························· 280~ •Foulsto;11, Robert C., r.,E 1621 Edgehill, 309 E 68th, KC, Mo. ······························ 57 Founta~, R~b~rt Fii F~rC 1045 W Hills, 3207 Broadway, KC, Mo. ··················170~ Fountam, William dL' 1308 K ., 402 S Wash., Iola ····················································1962 Foust, John ~-vi 2~r '1233 orlad, 5633 Locust, KC, Mo. ······································24ii~ •Fowler, Earl t A FrE, 1041 N.Y., Lawrence ···························································· W Fowler, FrankR .J E 729 Conn 322 W 15th St. Ottawa ···································.2857 M :Fowler, Jo~. 1; Cr JrFA, 1100' La., Lawrence •......................................................1007 Fowler, L~ff-11 o·• FrE Haskell Institute, Lawrence ··········································185~ . i~:1:~: M:; FrE,' 1700 La., 1103 N Jefferson, Iola F lie Gerald D., 3rdL, 1320 N.H., Law~ence ·································· . 267 o; Beverl J., SrC, 1339 W Campus, 2933 Flora, KC, Mo. •·······························-·· M i~x: Howara B., FrC, 1000 O~o, Lawrence ·········································.::::::::::::::::::::::m~M ~s"W Fox Julia E,. JrEd, 1000 Ohio, Lawrence ........................................... F ' J mes H Jr FrC 646 N 5th Lawrence .................................................. 2 ' " •F~~e,R:bert w.': FrC, 1409 R.I., 21 Loi:ig Vue Dr., RR 1, Allison P ark, Pa ..... 26701 F ! E J F C NROTC 1439 Tenn 135 Courtland, Topeka ........................72 F~~~i~· Ge~~~e FrFA, 935 Ill., Lawr~nce ························································-·.2426 *F ancis' John H SoE 2224 La 7337 Terrace, KC, Mo . .............................................. F~ancis' Joseph FrE, Snfl;: Dorm, Room 209, 504 E 5th St., .~ureka ·····-·- _ Francis: Richard M., FrFA, 946 La., 202 Lak~view, L~e•s Swn~nn, Mo .............18,~ Francis, William C., SrC, 946 La., 202 Lakeview, Lees Summit, Mo .................187 Francisco, Clarence B., JrC, 1137 Ind., 2315 Wyncote ~ane, KC .............................. 817 Francoeur, Robert L., SoE, 909 Mo., 403 Eastwoo~, I-p.ghland Park, Ill ......... -2535J Frank, G. Willard, SrE, 1540 La., 640 S Estell0;, W1ch1ta .................. ............................444 ' Franken, Francis, SrBus, 12 Lane F, Snflr., H1g~and •··············································· Franklin, Geraldine L., FrC, 1941 Mass., 4884 Mam ~t., KC, Mo. ······················-····724 Franklin, Jack E., JrE, 1005 Ind., RR 1, Pleasant Hill, Mo. ································-·· Franklin, John L., FrFA, 537 Mich., 218 E 11th, Newton ·········-······························· Franklin, Marilyn, JrC, 1115 La., 6110 McGee, KC, Mo .._. ............................................ 53 7 Franklin, Mary A., JrFA, 1809 Mass., 716 N Kansas, Liberal ............................1796J Franklin, Omar C., FrE, 1837 Tenn., 1212 N 14th, KC ............................................... . Franklin, Robert A., SoC, 1033 Tenn., 6404 Sagamore, KC, Mo .............................1986 Franklin, Thomas E., SoE, 939 Ind., RR 9, KC, Mo. .................................................... _ Franklih William J., FrC, 901 Mo., 1809 N 5th, KC ............................................... 2859 Frankovich, Joseph, Jr., JrE,. Snflr. Dorm 2707, 2616 Stewart, KC ......... .............. Franzke, Charles E., JrBus, 1336 N.H., 1325 Tyler, Topeka .................................. 1513 Frazer, Robert A., Jr., SoE, 1116 Ind., 3715 Summit, KC, Mo .................................. . Frazer, Chester J., Jr., JrE, 1101 Ky., 1215 E 28th, Tulsa, Okla ............................. Name 6 f ff N!f f i~~ °f• ················957 ..........1952M ......... .1072W ··············2223 ............2235J .•...•.... 2565W lf . ...... 3180J ............3180J •••········· 21!81 •.......••2569W ...........2697R ::m~: •···············::·:::::::::::::::::iig~M ·w.~ ·w., ~~::~: 8;~gewii., SF~E, 8UoiN°3·:, ~!~~~~e ··:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::m~ Fredrickson, Donald Joe, FrC, 1130 Ky., 502 E Commercial, Oberlin .................. 1063 Fredrickson, Richard W., SoC, 1536 Tenn., RR 2, Blakesburg, Iowa .................. 2281R Freeberg, William P., SoE, Snflr. Dorm, 2519 Wash., Parsons ................................. . *Freeburg, Charles R., FrE, 1345 Vt., 411 N Oak, McPherson .................................. 3159 Freeman, Frankie S., JrPh, 1011 Ind., 2847 Jules, St. Joseph, Mo ...................1768 Freeman, Jack E., FrC, 312 Ind., 422 S C, Hoisington ............................................... . Freeman, Lincoln H., FrEd, Commutes, 745 Ohio Ave., Topeka ............................. . Freeman, Nancy E., Gr, 1203 Oread, 6531 N 32nd, Omaha, Nebr ...................2278W Freeman, Robert R., 3rdL, 222 W 9th, Brewster .....................................................972 Freiburg, Richard E., SoC, 1630 Ala., 307 Wilcox, Joliet, Ill ..............................2804R Freienmuth, William L., SrE, 1724 N.H., Lawrence ............................................ 1380R •French, Clarence N., SoEd, 1532 Tenn., Lawrence .................................. ............. l580W French, Ruth M., JrC, 1538 Tenn., 1124 Huntoon, Topeka ................................2685W 60 61 �Phone Lawrence Address l{orae 721 3 Hamilton, Chicago, Ill. ················955 Highland, Salina ························12i9W _a._,_ E Jr . FrE, 1439 Tenn., Gamble, Eug~~et ·A., jrFA, 1147 Tenn., KC Mo.················································ .1006 GanS:51e, Marg c 817 Maine, 4l3. Cherry, W 40th KC, Mo. ································· 731 Garc~a, Jesse, Frd 'J., FrC, 1134 Miss., 130 22 E 9th: Chanute ······························iifaoR Garcia, Raymo£. SoE, 1345 W Campus, Lawrence ............................................... Gardner, ard N., SoPh, 1344 Maw, 60th Terrace, KC, Mo. ·····················....... 415 •Gardner, w C JrEd 1116 La., 401 . . gton Winfield ······-·················.. ···········s9s •Gardner, Fred j'FA i246 Miss., 1315 Micllm t ~d Arkansas City •···············"i M Gardner, Joan, r M' JrC 1246 Oread, res wo , ·············· 426 G:irdner, Marjorie C ·8·01 rn' d. 610 Osborne, Downs ···············::::::::::::::::::: ..............1775M PulRSo ' e ·········· 889 Gar~yh lee F.:'FrPh, 845 Ark., Lawr4g~ Joseph, Mo. ····················2950J Gane ' David M., FrE, 1139 R.I., l Oakley ·····························..... - ••················ garlC:J' Marvin B., FrPh, 224~ 8th Independen ce ··································2196 1021 Garrett' Norman D., FrC, · ii Lakin ···•···················;·······································:::::...921 G:g:ison, Glenn K., JS rEF,A 130£o!icsi~y 214 Miller, Mar1Wo~ ·h··:·t··························· a .. 3138M , nn, 12 Norfolk Dr., ic i ··············· Garrison Mildred I., o 1019 Garrison'. Robert H., ~•re , P;tes,·•620 Chandl.er, A>pe~a ···· .. ················::::::::::::..415 •Garrison, .Walter R., JrE,1Co~iss., 3038 Fountain, Wicluta ···············:::::::..... ........ 781 4 Garst. Shirley T., FrFA,114~ 19 S Lafayette, Char:ute ··················· 2697M G rton Mary L., JrC. a., M·ss RR 1 Wichita ·····:······························ 768 Gartung, F!e.derick G., So~Ol i;nHill~, .fa6 Cir~le D~., W!.clnta ·········:::::::::::::::::::·· Garvey, 01Iv1a R., JrFA, 11116 La 219 N 12th, Humooldt ··················· Garvie, Herbert G., FrC, r~ 712 Gilmore, Topeka ····: .. ·············.. ··;········Mo· •Gary, Harold B., FrC, K.U. ~~5 La., 11217 Sunny Slope, Hickman Mi~~'. ....... : Gasal, Gaylord G., Jr., SoE, D 3128, Esbon ............................................ . •Ga , Camey B., JrC, Snflr. g~rm 3128, Esbon •············.. ·········································1351J •Ga. • iarcelle B., SoC, Snflr. I d 518 Park, Cherryvale ···································· 797 93 Ga r, Fred J., Jr., JrC, rrct°' St., RR 1, Shawnee ··········•·················-················ Gast! Bert J., Jr., FrE,1140 528 . St lin ·············-··················-··· 8 Gastdn, T. Gra, 2ndL, Ohio.Ed e:hill~ 442 ..N..Terr.ice:··wichita ························95 162 Gaudreau, Robert F., FrC,60 tawrence ............................................................. . GauJhan, John A., FrC, \ 2lMaine, 4928 Tracy, KC, Mo ................................ . Gaum, ~ru:nond P., Jr., FrC,4 Ala. 5331 Virginia, KC, Mo. •································· · v Gaul, :Wilham B., Jr., ~037 Tenn., 4222 Harrison, KC, Mo. ····················229;' Gaulding, Stanley R., r 1025 Miss Lawrence ............................. - ...... ···············•···-··- 6 Gaumer\ ~obert B., FrESnflr Dorm.,3129, 211 N Pioneer, Lyons ···························· ' •Gaw, W1lli~1 w., :[EFrFA · 1645 Barker, 709 Topeka Blvd ., Topeka ·········•· 343~L Gayhart, RicJiard rB.{is 1345 W Campus, 418 Academy, Guyman, Okla ............ . Gear, Meredith, S FrPh 901 Ind Shaw ·······························································GearJ:tart, G.erald l \ rc , io43 Ind., 's19 s s ; nta Fe, Chanu~e ................ ···-······· 301 Geeding, Wilbur SoC 705 Tenn., 112 S Lawrence, Empor1~ ··········:················••·28~ Gee11', Hjo~ahrrE fa36 Mass., 111 S Chickasaw, .Bartlesville, Okla ............ 3~~0 Gehring, · ' ' s c l145 La 402 E Kaskaskia Paola ................................. . Gelg~r, P~arhl Frda;:ce;, Co 1i 11 W 11th 1200 College T~peka .... ·····························1106 Gelvin, Ric ark H ·s• Prh , Snflr Dorm h Rm 9 Box 64 Gilliam, Mo. ··········--···· Genser, Fran ., o , · ' . ' c' Gentry, Harold R., JrC, Snflr. Dorm 519, 1221 Penn., K ...................................... 1810W Gentry, !erle A., FrC, 1142 Ind., 333 Johnson, Lawrence .................................... 1763R G offroy, Kenneth w., SoFA, 905 Mo., Solomon •··················································... George, BiUie I., FrFA, 1245 La., Altamont - -- -···· •····································· 2303 George, Donald F., JrC, 1329 Ohio, Lawrence ······························· ... ······················ 33 • r ............1704 urg ................731 ..................... 2512R 1. ......................2os ·······················.1504 d, ..............1539M tchinson ....2903 ....................... .2903 0 ······················1!9 ························34!1 ·······················2903 ·····················..JIIM - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ 1715 •................•.....1100 ··-······················23( ••.••••••..••••.••...•....814 ••••..••••••.•...•.•.••. 3338 c :I~ Schooi f ~r s··s"o···sc·st:. f~~tN t i k ~iJ im ·g:~g:a: :~/~::. ~~~. ~;:b:\1~~crc1~ ::: : : : : : : : : :: : : : : : :;: : : : : ::::::::::::::::. 860 Gerber, Charles E., SrEd, 10 Lane Q, Snflr., 420 S 6~h, Osage City •····················· Gabelman, Fred B., Soc, 1825 La., 805 W 60th Terrace, KC. o . ........................... Gabrielson, Stella N., FrC, 1345 W Campus, 428 E A, Butel inson ........................731 Gaede , Calvin W., Gr, Snflr. Dorm 606, Sterlin~ ····--···-···--····································· Gaede, Delton A., SrE, 1245 Oread, RR 2, Bazme ·····-·~---~······•··················3427J Gage , Frank H., SrE, 1301 W Campus, 1230 W 58th, KC, fo. ·········-·······················726 Gag liardo, David C., FrC, 1108 Ohio, Lawrence ··········--·- - -······························2696 Gaines, Rosemary, FrC, 1900 La., Lawrence ···········- ··-····· ·······--·-·-······················772W Ga lbraith, Francis, .JrEd, 627 Conn. , 952 Northrup e., KC .... ···-························ •Galbreath, Bernadean L ., SoFA, 1607 Tenn., 1830 8th, pringfield, ill., ........736W Calb reath, Charles L., .JrBus, 1100 Ind., 1110 W Maln, Chanut • .............................284 •Galbreath, Edwin C., Gr, 1607 Tenn., A shmore, Ill. .. . ····-·····································736\V G ale, Charles H., FrFA, 1108 Conn., 2735 Troo , KC, fo . ··-·································· •Gale, Robert H., SrBus, 1022 Ala., Syracuse .... . . ···-· ............... .................1769R • GGalle, J ames W ., SpC&L, 1301 W Campus, McPherson ..• . . •................................726 allea, .Roy D., lstL, Winona, Haskell Institute, 07 Ca r olina, ccdesha ......... . GallE:ntme_, ~ayne R., SrFA, 1621 Edgehill, 512 V '" ai n, ·orton ........................957 *Galvm, WIiham C., FrE, Snflr. Dorm 1329, RR , Bo · 120, Ind pendence, Mo ... i'J~a~ci' it'ifri~~ ~::::• 138. S Belmont, 'ichita ..................... . 1 *Galyon, Ray, Jr., FrC, 622 Valley Rd., s~~ ·····i·~hlt;·················· "'Gamber, Jesse E., Gr, 3004 S Crysler, Indep.: Mo., RR 3, Gr~at Bend .:::s1s1i°(Ind) g!~;~~: ~~ ~ ~:a··s··B~~~;t· 62 Gercken, Chauncey G., FrC, 1017 Ala., 1009 L, At~hison •:······:································· Gerety, John H., Jr., SoE, 1025 W H~lls, 5401 Sul~ivan, W1clnta ···········-···············2903 Gerhardt, Patricia L., JrC, 1140 W Hills, RR 2, Lmwood ···································· ····· l R Gerharter, Earl W., J rE, 1320 Ky., Lawrence ......................................................25 8 . ................................................ Gerharter, Erwin P., FrE, Snfir. Gerlach, William B., FrM, 940 Tenn., 126 Longv1e\l( Dr., Manhattan .................. 1839W Gerling, Ralph R., JrBus, 713~~ Mass., 442 S Kensington! LaGrange, Ill ............ . German, Loren E., FrC, Snflr. Dorm 3108, 316 SE, Wellington .... ....................... . German, Nancy T., FrC, 1145 La., 5514 Charlotte, KC, Mo ......................................290 Getty, Richard N., SoC, 801 Ind., 512 E Blunt, Downs .........................................1426M Gettys, Guy H., FrE, Spooner Thayer, 1700 Sterling, Independence, Mo ........... 684 Gettys, James T., SrFA, Battenfeld, Wayne ............................................................... .234 Getz, George R., JrBus, 611 W 6th, 8231 Highland, KC, Mo . ..................................1687 Geyer, Charles M., JrC, Battenfeld, 105 Western, Topeka ......................................... 234 Gholson, Richard D., SoM, 1233 Oread, 312 N 17th, KC .......................................... 1902 Gibbs, Richard L., FrC, 302 Lane 10, Snflr., Gypsum ............................ ....... ........... . 'Gibbs, Warren L., JrE, 1931 Tenn., RR 2, KC ...................................................... 2619J •Gibb-, William R., JrE, 2100 Tenn., Lawrence ......................................................2902R Gib n, Arlene P., FrC, 338 Ill., 813 N 8th St., KC ............. ·····································-· Gibson, Barbard J ., Soc, 927 La., 801 Cambridge, Topeka .............................1068R 'Gibson, Carl D., FrC, 1900 La., Lawrence ....................................................................772W Gibson, Earl W., SoE, 206 Lane K, Snflr., Snflr . .......................................................... Gibson, Hugh W., Soc , Spooner Thayer, RR 6, Box 472, Wichita ........................ 684 63 �Name School ············-············ • ••••••••••••n••••••• ························· City, Utah .. ························· ···········-············· ··•··········•··········· ···········-·············· ················-········ kla ................. • ••••••• ••• ••U •••••••• ••• ----------- .............. ntiac, Mich. · son ............ ••••••• •••••••U•••••••• City .............. •••••••• • O.• •• • •• ••n• • • .......................... 64 �Name Schoot Lawre11ce Addre p~ Home G p t B FrC 832 T nn., 1523 S H cko , B vlll , Okla .........................30267.' G~!~: R~bcrt T., 'JrC, 718 1 "\ th, 103 \ . n , T. ka ···- ..................................!~ •Gray Vernon M., JrE. 903 ~ Ala., 327 S 10th, ton ---··································· Grayson, James E., FrE, 932 Conn., 10 Gr I , KC ---·································.2127 Greeley, Lynn E., FrC, 945 Vt;: 351 .W 13th, t e Rock, Ark ............................. Green Allen E., Jr., FrE, 104.> W Hill , -1 E 4 . ur k£! ..................................17 Green: Arthur W., FrPh, 841 faine, l 01 ,. . , Dodg City ............................22& Green, Betty Z., JrBus, Corbi~, 127 E 5 h, ~u hln n ·- ··-··········'··················· •Green, Charles H., JrE, 201 Dnve B, nflr., 0~ W 7th. Pit burg ·····················-· •Green, Chesney, SoE, 916 Ohio, 1843 S 14th, KC - - - - - · · · ·····························•Green, Delmar O., Gr, 1724 Miss., At ·ood - - - - - - · ...............................263 Green, Emmett G., FrE, 933 Ky., Sylvia - - - - - - - - ······························· Green, Eugenia C., SrPh. 1744 Barker, L v.-rence ·----·•·······························3108R Green, Frank F., Jr., FrE, Snfir. Dorm, Box 267, n --·-· ............................... *Green, George E., SrE, 1401 Mass., 23 1 S ll h, St. Jo ph, Mo ......................... Green, Harold L ., JrC, 1321 Tenn., 740 Stat Ave., KC ··-··· ............................1547W •Green Herschel R., Jr., FrE, 829 R.I., RR 3, B x 2 • Inde endence, Mo ....... 3279. Green, Leola M., FrC, 1725 Tenn.,. 1701 S 35th, KC ..... _ .. __ .............................. 2199 •Green, Lillian M., FrFA, 1724 1ss., A ood •··--· ···- ···-·-·····························263!~ Green, Lorna E., JrC, 1236 Oread, 1205 Everett, KC ..._ _ _ _ ·····························31 Green, Moulton, FrE, 1100 Ind., 2125 \ 8th, KC. fo. .................................... 284 Green, Nina L., JrC, Gower Place, 5601 Oak St., KC, fo. -····································71 Green, Robert J., FrE, RR 4, La ce ................. --..- .....................................197~ *Green, Wesley L., SoE, 1321 N.H., Lawrence -~----~·································.l:r. Greenback, Doris E., FrC, 1805 Ill., 620 S Denver. lDorado ............................. .1676 Greenbaum Bennie, FrC, 1140 La., 5519 Pa , KC, o. ·- ....................................3331 Greenbaum: Nathan, Gr, inter Hospital, Topeka, 2 4 h St., NY, NY .... 36411 Greene, Curvin H., JrBus, 18 E 13th, 1025 5. th, ~C.. Io ...................................2267 Greene, Jack H., SrC, 920 Ohio, 206 S H. draullc, Jch1ta ·-··································.25. Greene, Janice L., FrC, 1721 Ohio, 1040 Freeman, KC ···--······································300 Greenhaw, Donald E ., FrPh, 1621 K .• Canto n ···---···•·.. ····························.1414R •Greenhaw, Joe E., SoE, 736 Conn., 7017 Ind., KC, o. .. ...................................... Greenlee, Paul E., SrBus, 1140 La., 6020 Rockhill Rd ., KC, fo .............................3331 •Greenwood, Kenneth M ., FrE, 19 W 14th, Hugoton - ..._ .................................. 2082 Greer, Jack N ., SoC, 1621 EdgehilI, 7 6th, Boulder, Colo ................................... 95 Greer, William J., Jr., FrC, Spooner Tha. er, 23 oodlawn, Topeka .................. 684 Gregg, Thomas M., JrC, 1541 Tenn., Lawrenc - - - - - · · ·-·····························••·34 Gregg, Virginia L., Soc, 1113 R.I., Lawrence ..... ··- - ····································281 Gregory, Bettilou, SrFA, 1225 Oread, uncle ...... ·- ·-·.. ··-··································581 Gregory, Joe F ., lstL, 1215 Tenn., 706 4th, Dodg Ci .............................................2107 Gregory, M arvin G., SoC, 1528 Tenn. 294 hel n, 'ichi ............................. .1860 Gregory, M. Joan, FrC, Corbin, 2310 Ev rett. KC ··-··· .....................................860 Gresham, Mary E., SoFA, 1006 Mi ., 1307 Dela are. Bartlesville, Okla ....... 3129 Gress, Warren W., FrC, 121 Snflr. D orm, RR 2, Bethel ··-··- ................................ . Gretzer, Martha D ., SoC, 1420 O hio, 7210 Charlotte, KC, o ................................... Grey, Charles E., SrC, 1614 Ky., 1618 Cr:i. ord, P rsons __ .................................. 20S Grice, Paul M., FrE, Snflr. Dorm, Rm . 1312, 340 v . FE. Kingman .................. *Grier, Ralph V., JrBus, 1229 N.Y., Haven .............. ····-··········· ................................ . Griesinger, Phyllis I., FrC, 1144 La ., Kiowa .... . ..... ·-··· ................................. 781 •Griffing, George W., Gr, 108 Lane Q. Snflr., Smith Cen r ... ··-·························· Griffith, F orrest M., FrC, 1621 Edgehill, 510 E 3rd St., E.' Summit, Mo . ............957 *Griffith, Jerry L., 3rdL, 1022 Ohio , Hoisingto .. .. . ....... ............................... *Griffith, John K., SpM, 137 Lane P, Snflr., 714 Shawnee. Hiawatha .................. Griffith, Joy C. , SoFA, 1316 Vt., Clayton .................. ....... ··--·····--·····················••·3355R Griffith, Laura E., FrC, 1643 Ky., 5911 ary Lea, erriam -·-····························2686 Griffitts, Alvin E ., FrE, 1013 N.H., Ozawkie ............................................................. 2699 Griffitts, Audrey E ., FrC, 745 Ohio, Ozawkie ····-··········-·...........................................11 Grigsby, Shirley A., JrC, 1241 La., 5908 Blue Hills Rd., KC, Mo ........................ . Grillot, Floyd B., JrC, 1225 N.Y., RR 1, Par ons . ·-······· ... ·-·································.1241J grfmes, Albert L., S oc, 1606 Tenn., Marion .... ..........--.........................................2402J Gr.mes, David N ., FrC, 1100 Ind., 302 S Pearl, Paola -·· ...........·-································2M G r!mes, Jimmie N., FrPh, 1314 Tenn., RR 1, Hiawatha ·--·- ..............................3482R G r!mes, Olive J., JrC, 1625 Edgehill, 2727 N 13th, KC ···- ·- ................................3140 *Gr!mm, Betty L., JrC, Corbin, 417 E Delaware, Down ......................................... 860 c{!mm, yuss L., Gr, 939 Ind., 1022 Garfield, Topeka ·····--···································.1351J Gr~mm, ti3Yc"K-• Soc, 801 Ind ., 119 S 11th t., Sabetha ..............................................1426M *G r!rr:i1f1e Ell a~s A ., Jr., FrE, Commutes, 924 MacVicar, Topeka ....Topeka 86 1 Ha;~d w.~r-ff;i ofenn., Lawrence ·······················-·········-······················260~ Grissom, Robert E., Frc,' 1541 TTenn., Lawrence ········ ......... ··································260 Grist, Warren W., SoE 936 M ienn., Syracuse ·····:·········· ... ·······································~, *Griswold, Carl F., FrE, • 925 Ini ~e,O 611 . Cave Spring • E!Dorado ························~~W Griswold, Clark B ., FrE, 0106 in~s.6 rxss., Lawrence ····· ····································23 129 Groberg. Lyle R., JrE, 220 E 18th il9 Jwrence ..........................................................3 G ronemeyer, Herbert w., Jr., FrE: 1245 3f:r~t~a~.B~~t;·Kc... 8 G roseclose, Ivan L., Jr., FrC 1017 Ind 309 S K t Staff d 3145 Gross, Louise V., FrC, 1046 Miss., 2415 ·•Flora, Kc?.~..~~.~.'..... ...... ....::::::::::::::::::::i137J "'G~I~d1!: ~f ~~:~~!; ~~ M~·- · . 66 �School Lawrence Address Home Ha irfield, Harry w., FrE, 1804 Mi.ss., 406 E 4th, Hoisington ····- ........... . Halb ert Eug ene T., FrE, 1320 Ohio. 2058 Van Buren, Topeka ....... ........ . Hale, A ~leen L ., JrC , 1825 La., Eudora ---··:······························· -···················· Hale G arvin w ., SrC, 1236 La., Protect10n .............................................. . Hale: Herman D ., J r C, 1537 Tenn., 44 '": 74th Terr., KC, Mo ................. Haley Max E ., F r C, 1408 Tenn., Bennington······································-···· Hall, Aaron L ., FrE , Snflr. Dorm. 11, Rm. 1108, Powhattan .................. Hall Alonzo E ., F r C, 909 Tenn., Lawrence .................................................. Han' Antronette E ., Gr., Commutes, 2117 N Tremont, KC ..................... . H~ Charles F ., SrC, 1121 Tenn., 124 N Adams, Junction City ............. . Hall Charles W ., SoC, 506 W 6th St., Lawrence ........................................ . Hall: Chester D ., ScE, 8 Lane C, Snflr., 601 Juniper St.! Walla Wa11a, H a ll, Clifford E ., FrC, Eudora_, 5738 Newton Rd., Merriam ... ............... . H a ll, Hube rt H., SoC, 626 Ohio, Lawre_nce ····:················································ Hall, Jo E ., J r FA, 1246 Oread, 6404 High Dnve, KC ................................ H a ll, John, F rE, Snflr. Dorm., 5406 Morrison, Overland Park .................. . Hall, Kathleen F., F r C, 2146 N.H., DeSoto ............... ................................... H a ll, ark B .. JrC, 1137 Ind., 1756 Grape, Denver, Colo......................... . JI, Martha A ., Soc, 1645 Ky., 4508 Paseo, KC, Mo ................................ I • 11, fary E., FrC, Locksley, Altoona .......................................................... Hall , 1vin E., FrC, 1100 La., 3516 Morrell, KC, Mo .............................. . H n ll , Torma L ., S oc , 1112 Ill., Altoona .......................................................... . R a ymond C., FrPh , 705 Tenn. , 1034 Lawrence St., Emporia ·········-·· St I hen M., S r C, 409 Lane I , Snflr., 824 Tyler, Topeka ....................... . , n c L., S r Bus, 935 Conn., 704 Sunset, Amarillo, Texas .................... ren E., SrB us, 736 Ky., RR 2, Weston, Mo ...................................... m J ., JrE, 626 Ohio, Lawrence .......................................................... . Lucille M ., J r C, 746 Miss ., Box 66, Linwood .......................... -·. C. W., JrC , W 10th, 211 N 6th, Arkansas City ················-· ard W. , FrC , B a t t enfeld, 601 W Euclid, Pittsburg ................ nard. Soc, 721 % Mass., RR 2, Chatham, N.J . .......................... J., SoE, Commutes, 603 Kiowa, Leavenworth .................... . M., FrC, 1537 Tenn., 406 N 2nd, Indep endence .......... . ., SrPh, Snfir. Dorm., 2112 N Screenland, Burbank, Calif ., JrBus, 15 Lane D , Sn.fir., Snflr ........................................ . ord B., FrE , 2301 Ohio, 310 S Shaw, Richmond, Mo . ......... . ara L., FrC , Carru t h , 318 N Ninnescah, Pratt .................. . M ., SrC, 1232 L a ., Weir ............................... ··························H., SoE, 1213 Ohi o, 801 S Wash., Wellington ....................... . anet, J r C, 1215 O r ead, 2625 Fillmore St., Topeka ...... .... ., JrC, 1246 M iss., 414 Cr escent Blvd., Hutchinson .......... rC, 924 La., 514 9 St., Garden City ····································-· ., 3rdL, 407 W 13th, Manchester ............................. ········., FrE, Spooner-Tha yer, 301 E 68 St., KC, Mo . ............ JrE, 1439 Tenn., 2625 Fillmore, Topeka ................... , JrF A, Battenf e1d , 3404 E Centr al, Wichita .......... . , 1313 Vt., 636 W 57 Terr., KC, Mo . ............................. . JrF A , 1721 Ohio , 2811 E 25 St., KC ,Mo ............... ...... rPh, 342 John so n, 811 Marsh , Kinsley ........................... Bu , Corbin, C otton wood F alls ...................................... . , 109 Lane B , S n flr ., Jetmore ............................................ . 1409 T enn., 125 Green, Atchison ................................ Ed, 1001 W Hills, 1481 Lieunett, Wichita .................. r E, 1132 N.Y., Box 244, Ellinwood ................................... Gr., 1406 Ten n., L awrence ··················································35 E Dri v e, 5916 Prospect, KC , Mo . ............................... . JrBus, 1043 Ind., Claflin .................................................... 1346 La ., 1406 N 28 St., KC ........ ......................... . 110 Ohio, c/ o H. C . Young, Edwa rdsville ................ , 1111 Miss., 116 Adams NW, Washington, DC . E, 37 N, Snflr., Snflr.......................................... ............. 413 W 14th, 715 Sun""et Drive, El Reno, Okla . ......... 819 1 !2 V t., 8400 G reyfoyJe, Overland Pk.············, 1439 T nn., 417 Jefferson, Smith Center ....... Name u: .ocf.~~i:·r~~:.~ snn"i:·.··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: V t ., 5030 Hawthorn e , KC .............................. . 1 .~ e,1 W~~~rgir\eJ··..~.~. :::::·.::::::::::::: ::: : : ::: : :~ 2 ., 619 J a mes S t., Pelham Manor, N.Y....... ence .......................................................... Wi {l~~:li~ ·~:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : :: ::: : : : : 09LSpruce, C offeyville ························•·····- ane, 4109 Strong, KC ............................ ill~pt1e w·s2:··icc;·Mo·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: �Fame School LawTence Acl<!Tess Home ~ s. Donald A., FrC, 1111 W 11th,. Blue Rapids·················-·········H rri., Edward M., FrE, 1621. Edgeh1ll, 6500 Penn, KC, Mo. ·····-···· Harris, F ank C., Gr., 1309 Ohio, .Cheney .................................................. . JI, n L, Geraldene M., FrC, Corbin, Eudora.··············:·····:························· 11 rris, Helen J ., JrC, 1208 Conn., 1110 Larimer, Wichita ................... H rrfs, John R., FrE, 1033 Tenn., c/ c 4th Nat. Banlc, Wichita·····-····· Harris, Lau ·ence T., Jr., SpE, ;905 R.I., Lawrence·······:·················-········· · erla D ., JrC, Corbm, 304 W 7th, Concordia ...................... rrill F., SoE. Commutes, Tonganoxie, 523 S Main. Ft. Seo o L., 2ndL, 1140 La., 223 S Locust, Ottawa ........................... . icia , SoF A, 1245 La., 724 College, Goodland ...................... · --___.:.a.: icia L., SoC, 1241 La., 108 N 10th, Independence ·····-···· .. . F., JrC , 2247 Mass., Lawrence ................................................... G., SoC, AAF, c/ o 4th Nat. Bank, Wichita .......................... ard C., SoC, 1245 W Campus, 1115 N Jeff, Wellington .. rd H., FrE, 1033 Tenn., 102 N Belfry, Council Grove ...... . H., JrE, 1235 Tenn., 405 Taylor, Glen Ellyn, Ill.·····-······ ., SoE, 1032 N.Y., 3330 College, KC, Mo ....................... . . Jr .. SrE, 1621 Edgehill, 6500 Penn, KC, Mo. ··········rE, 739 Ohio, Lawrence .............................................. rC, 1236 Mass., Rosehill ............................................ C, 329 Johnson, Lawrence···························-········ ., Gr., Commutes, Rockhurst College, KC, Mo. , 1126 Tenn., Lawrence .......................................... . rC, 1123 N.H., 1147 S Newport, Tulsa, Okla. _ _ __ rFA, 6 5 La., Lawrence ............................................ ,_ _ , 8:\.11 , J rE, 1116 Ind., 1730 Bennington, KC, Mo. ·······- - - ~ ...... SoC, 1425 Tenn., Downs ·········································--- - E, 1017 N.H., 4303 River Rd., NW, Washington, r. 3 - Mo. 2718 Harland Court, Topeka ............ . 10th, 3610 GiJlham, KC, Mo ................................... . , Commutes, Perry ................. ······························-·., JrC, 19 Lane Q, Snflr., 119 E A, Hutchinson .... . , JrC, Commutes, Tonganoxie .................... (·1214 , Corbin, 421 N Mkt., Caldwell ........................ . orbin, 421 N Mkt., Caldwell .............................. . 6 La. 1606 Frederick, St. Joseph, Mo. ·-········· Jr., FrC, 12 Lane B, Snflr., Snflr . ................ . u , 1540 La., 2232 Eugene Field, St. Joseph, , Snflr. Dorms., 2232 Engene Field, St. Josep 1 W 11th, 14 Laurel Dr., Wichita .................... . r., 1416 Tenn., 5633 Oak St., KC, Mo ........... . Tenn., 608 E 9th St., Baxter Springs ........... . nflr. Dor m., 715 Oak St., Newton ................ . 439 T nn., Box 437, Beloi~ ................................ . . 1934 La., 309 E Ave. S, Lyons .......................... . , 627 Conn., L a wrence ..................................... . 15 W Campus, 502 N 3rd, Henryetta, Okla .. . 06 Tenn., 343 N Market, Wichita···············-··· flr., RR 1, Grand Junction, Colo ..................... . 6 /Ja~s., 517 S S anta Fe, Salina . ........... . orm 8, 417 N Grant, Ft. Collins, Colo. Lawrence ................................................ .. 3 3 Market, Wichita ....................... . h, 801 S 9th, Salina ................................ . 00 N 3rd, Atchi on ................................. io, 706 E 8th, Larned ............................. . mon, 516 N Jackson, Hutchinson . ... . 420 N 17th, KC ....................................... . ampus, 321 N Nimmescah, Pratt ....... . ruth, Lexington, Ill . ............................ . . , 321 N Tinnescah, Pratt ................ . Ohio, McFarland ........... ..................... 3q1 Spring, Marysville ············-··········· ins ........................................................ . 8 W 59th Terr., KC, Mo . ............... . . , 4403 E 39th St., KC, Mo. ············illow, Coffeyville ··················-·········· 5 15~~Is~.~.~.:~~·~·~·::~:::::::::~:::::::::::: 1 ~! ;~~~cRR t a·ran<i"vie~:·Mo·:· d lo, Lawrence ................................ . . , 1414 S 40th St., KC .................... . · l Shore Drive, Kings Pt., L.l . .50 R2 4~ KC .... ..................... . ~ani~iae, , 0 ·······•··············•··············· wr nee ......................................... . Lawrence Address Home Phone Field Work �H Phone Lawrence Address ome FrC 1100 Ind., Pretty Prairie ........................................... •-······284 Her~ R., 1346 N.H., Box 62, Hesston ........... ···························· .............'i330J Ira Juruor., rE , 1815 Miss Lawrence ....................... ········· ............................... • ?R Robert So cl' D C 1645.,Mass. 300 SE 4th, Abilene ························.......... 222. barth, Ma'!frrJ i ' E ' 1733 Mass ' 1248 Topeka, Topeka .................................. M H grave, p~ p i,' J~Ed 1111 Vt. 4, Olathe ..................................................2481 H . ow, ~ar:fi, ·he. i144 La., i7o6 E 1st, McPherson ............... ...................... 781 ck, ••a~ L., JrC 1625 Edgehill Rd., 4200 E 56 St., KC, Mo ..................... 3l 40 g, Ka JynS 841, La. 502 N Topeka, EIDorado ..........................................2995J H n, 8 R \ Snflr 'norm 9 120 S Grant, Liberal .................................. - • - - - - --························•... ...".......................... ·•········ .2 . ······•······················· - - - -··················••o0• ....... ' School J t /E w., RR iui: cc ill1 &i!•:.~~~ :3i3~e~'., NJj~;inre··::::==-::::;::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::t65 s J E 1131 Tenn Congress Hotel, St. Lows, Mo. .................................. 033 ~H ·don, •1 D~nald E.,• SoE, 1309 Ohio, Drex~l, Mo . ......- -.. ·····································lgg:: James F., FrC, 1225 R.I., 5525 Ollve, KC, Mo............................................... 1 •Htbbelt, William P., SrC, 1032 N.Y., Lawrence ............................................................. . R th H JrBus Locksley Grand Ave., Carthage, Mo . ....................................836 H heod~re v., jrE, 1037 T~nn., 215 N Exposition, Wichita .......................... 2299W ol.'. ,iohn E., SoE, Snflr. Dorm. 7, 3114 W 19th St., Topeka .............................. Cl arles C., FrE, Snflr. Dorm., 817 N 8th St., KC ................................................ L)man D FrC Spooner-Thayer, 936 Lyons Ave., KC ....................................684 ', leonarii:.., J/E, 109 Lane 0, Snflr., 818 Pacific St., Osawatomie ............. . ,t. O. o. Lewis, FrPh, 626 Drive E, Snflr., Buhler ............................................ rt, Franklin, lstL, 743 La., 721 N Oak, McPherson ............................................2239 h Kenneth H. lstL, 1400 Ohio, Zenda ................................................................ d, RoJer A., JrE.'308 E 19th, 4310 Highland Pl., Riverside, Calif . .................... r 1yn.us, Alan V. L., SoE, 25 Lane R, Snflr., 417 E Toter, KC, Mo . ................ rman. Herman W., JrC, 1528 Ky., Palmer ....................................................... .. 011, John K., SrBus, 1025 W Hills, 5927 Grand, KC, Mo ..................................... 290~ nboltom, Lorita M., JrEd, Templin, 519 E 7th, Winfield ......................................358 bottom, Zelina A., FrC, 812 Tenn., Lawrence .................................................. 3294J ns, Walter w., FrC, 1846 N.H., Washington ......................................................1376W ins, William G.• Soc, 227 Miss., 208 E 4th St., Peabody .................................... 2388J tower, James A., SrC, 909 Mo., Valley Center ........................................................ 2535J y, rietta H., SoFA, Corbin, 934 Pacific, Osawatomie ........................................860 Ht urn, fartha J., FrC, 1147 Tenn., 6235 Wabash, KC, Mo .............................- ........ 955 Hild, oyd W., FrE, 2020 Mass., 109 N Liberty, Cherryvale ................................... .1777.1 Hlldebrnnd, Glen D., FrE, 2020 Mass., Lawrence ........................................................1777~ f Hildebrand, Wilma C., SoC, 1941 Mass., Fowler ..............................................................724 Hil Homer F., FrC, 907 R.I., 1128 W Waldo Ave., Independence, Mo . ....................909 ~ey J., FrC, Snflr. Dorms., Illmo, Mo .................................................................- .. Evro1 w5 Oread, 220 SB St., Arkansas City ..........................................1783 241 Htu: R.:so8, ~~;rwcH~rrisoii·,..Fi:eep.. oi·'i' ..iii······ .. ················· 7ss M Hill Ho d M ti J C 34 W ' . ............... ·-·····HIil: LeR;; L., C:re~i~03 rsr:ir. bo~s~mifHs2 \~&~~nee ........................................ "2409R 1 3 Piace.'. ....._. ........ ..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ i 21 ' Lo ~t ~~I• mu' ~f•J1~ Gliri~ iJtrt iJi·~. :m: ~aryl~rtM~ fe~·:, ri~rp~~i 6 ~ 3 ! II, Paul F., FrC, 928 Conn., Valle Falls ' W1ch1ta ········· ...................................... .210:i Hill. Paul S., FrC, 1045 wHills E r ..1c········•....................................................... l 737 1 4 Htll. Phillip c .• Soc, 11 00 lnd .• '220 SB it.~ kkansas.Ci ............................................. l 700 Hill, Robert C., FrC, 1106 Vt., 3700 E 63rd KC M ty ········· ............................... ..284 'Hill, Rot,ert S., 2ndL, 1225 Ky., 426 Locu;t o'tta o. ················· ....................................... Hill. Ru •ell J., FrC, 602 Ky., 1977 N 30 st'. KC wa .................................................... .. H JI, S ephen R., SrE, 1933 Learnard, 4721 Q~a aco...KC ................................................. HUI, ilbur R., FrE, 945 Vt., 500 E 1st, Newtl ' ··· ······· .................................... . Hilltard, Carlos L., FrC, 615 Tenn. Atf n .......................................................... 1844M mi •~f:m~ Ea:10W. ~i.r&4i 3i t~~p~~.sfXr~}nf:~::i ;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~93R HIiton, R,?bert c., Soc, 433 Ill., 913 S 11th Sali~ a ma ................................................ 868 ~~ ~n. Willard H., FrC, 1641 Ill., Cotton~ood F:1i······................................................ . 1 'Betty A., JrC, lll5 La., 7335 Ward Pkwy KC$ Mo···..············ ............................ . tman, Donald W., FrE, 1540 La., 225 N 13th S~Ii . ········ ..................................... 537 e, John W.• FrC, 1537 Tenn., 716 Proctor fudepe rvi···.. ··············..······-···443 oward, FrC, 935 Conn., 908 S 9th Salina n ence, o . ........................... 565 • LeJack W., SrC, 1641 Ky., 140 N Pe~shing wi.c:°fu( ....................................... .2648 1 0 R., JrC, 1716 La., Netawaka ' a .......................................... el RI~) ~-• FrC, 1845 Ill., 533 E Park Olathe·•........................................ ········ .2199R e· B ' drea, Soc , Miller, 444 W 8th St Conc·o····:··• ........................................ . I ~~y JA FFrrC, 1803 Mass., 10125 Winn~r Rd ·····•d................ ·········"••..980 H hs w· c.e ·• C, 923 Maine, Lawrenc"e ., epen ence, Mo ........ 1473W maw', 0 ~~1 FrFA, Commutes, 115 w 39th, ·KC...'I\i············ .. ············•· .. ······· .. 3024J HJ w Ch I K H., Gr., 139 Lane R, Snflr. Alma ' o .................................... . EdD0~~1~i8 9li4trss Cal4mlp2uWs, 65th226TShawnee··Mis.si'oi-i..Rd·.-··Kc'······· 868 H W, gar D Ad ., , opeka ' ....... . nshaw, Eureath·F ; stc, 1324 Vt., 402 McCabe, Winfieicr··••o0•.. ••........................... . w, Steph c·• pC, l39 Lane R, Snflr., Snflr ................................... .1562R l en ., JrC, 1201 Ky., Lawrence ·········:··:::::::::::::::::::::::::························:s12M °J .... ..... n tlli-~· w: 7Z E.:·s~f ti:t �. Home Phone e School Lawrence Address ? q a 827 Miss 215 W 11th, Harper ....................................... 2282 V Holland, Avis L., Ad~~f537 Tenn.,' 215 W 11th, Harper ...........................................;.. Holland, Dalton T., 1 C RR 6,146 Heacock Lane, Wyncote, Pa . ............................ 73:,3338 Holland, Frank 1247 Ohio, 535 E 6th, Russell ········ ....................................... S-5 Holland, Georgf L .J C Jolliffe 707 Westport, KC, Mo. ············· .............................. Holland, /re, 929 Mi~s., 101 Ridgewood Rd., w Hartford, Conn,,hiiidraw n Holland, ar M F C C mmutes 540 E Loula, Olathe .................................. . d •Holle, Janelh fiC r C~~utes, 540 E Loula, Olathe ........................................ With rawn •Holle, Josep '· ·1'c S C Snfir Dorm. 71 Box 257, Hope ................................ ••··-···· .. HoL~beck, x:igh R., E' 1621 Edgehill 520 E 8th, Winfield ......................... - ... - .... - 957 Ho 1!baug~~hn F;E, r1045 w Hills, 17i9 Belvoir c;t., Topek a ................................ l ?OO Hol~day, Chester N., FrE, Snflr. Dorm., St. Francis ................................................. . Holl!manh' d Wallace E SoE 1334 Ohio 329 W 3rd, Garnett ........................... ·:··•·· 21 08 Hol~ng earth, Ir E., Gr I 900 Munson Topeka (Mail to: P sych. Service, Hollmg,wo , ene ., ., ' b Mi,. h Winter Hosp., Topeka), 1618 S Blvd., Ann Ar or, c · ........................................ w Hollingsworth, Jack w., JrE, 1315 Tmn., South Haven ............................. .............. 234 Hollingsworth, Richard K., lstL&SrC, Batte7:1feld, Sewar.d ................................ 9 Hollis, Edna w., SpBus, 1339 Ohio, 1022 Madison, .Fredonia .................................... Holli~, Raymond E., SoE, 922 Ky., 818 W Elm, ~alina ............_. ................................... .. Hollis, Wm. Joseph , J rBus, 1339 Ohio, 1022 Madison, Fredorua ··:·· ........................... .2089 Holloway, Clifford c., SoE, 2301 Mass., 309 Wash. Ave., West Plains, Mo . ............ 222~ 1 •Holloway, David w ., FrC, Commutes, 1106 Van Bure~, Top~k~ .......... 20461 (ToPl:ka ) Holloway, Janet L., SoM, 1201 Oread, Apt. 1, 501 Umv., W1ch1ta ......................... .2278J •Holloway, Warner w.,. JrE, 13 Douglas, Snflr., 5625 Tracy, KC, Mo . .............·-······ •Holly, Joseph Victor, Gr., 720 Ark., Lawrence .................................. - ........................1596 Holm, Donna L., SoFA, 1215 Oread, 1217 Woodward, Topeka ....................................1783 Holmer, Robert M., Gr., Commutes, 116 Fillmore, Topeka ................................ ·-···-;; Holmes, John P ., SoC, 940 Miss., 706 N 50th, Omaha, Nebr' _. .......................................,377J •Holmes Richard E., FrPh, 222 Lane 00, Snflr. Dorm., Utica .................................. _ Holper.'Jacob C., SoC, 809 Mo., 613 Mac Vicar, Topeka ... ........................................ .. Holsinger, Margaret E., SoE, 1537% Tenn., Rosedale .............................................. - ...... 506 Holt, Waldo S., FrM, 1137 Ind., 1714 W 64, KC, Mo . ........................................................ 17 •Holtom, Charles R., FrE, Commutes, Box 213, Baldwin ............ - ............................... . •Holtwlck, Chester B., SoE, 125 Lane N, Snflr., RR, Wellsville .................................... Holtzclaw, Mary I., SrC, 2007 N.H., Lawrence ...................................................... - ........ - 734 HoWe, Harry R., SrE, 1116 Ind., 1130 Madison, Topeka .................................... - .......... _612 Holzman, Mary J., SrC, 1145 La., Humboldt Place, Springfield, Mo . ...................... 290 'Holzman, Philip S., Gr., Winter V.A. Hosp., Topeka, 1645 Gr. Concourse, B ronx, N.Y. Honke, Robert C., SrBus, 219 Lane A, Snflr., Snflr. ................................... ............... . Honomichl, Evalyn A., FrC, 1011 Ind., Lucas .................................................................. 1768 •Honsinger, John E., SoE, 109 Drive B, Snflr., 6140 Ward Pkwy., KC, Mo . ........... . Hook, Boyd L., FrC, 1116 N.H., 1124 Main, Sabetha ................................................... 2539M •Hooper, Clarence S., SoFA, 821 Tenn., RR 5, Topeka ................................................. . :ooper, Donald D., FrC, 1722 Ala., 119 N St. Clair, Wichita .................................... 3011M ' 51~ ~Vsire we~ i '., 260lR t J° 2738 --:ios :::~~: ~~~k t%,~~\liS~:: t~~~~~~.~~.:·.:::::::::::·.:::::::::·.:::·.:·.:::·.·.:·.:·.·.:::·.:::·.::::·.:::sou M H:re!: r::~~ :;c~1~2l W2itl~:· fi1r~~~~in···:·winfieici"::·:······ ..···....···············.. 30~~~ Hoopes, Margaret L., FrC, 841 La., 210 N Spring~eld, Anthony .............................. 2995J Hoover, Dorothy L., JrC, 1236 Oread, 110 N Grant Smith Center 1315 Poover, Francis W., FrC Snflr. Do ' ......................... . Hoover, Phyllis M., Soc, I Corbin, ~~~~KC....................................................... . Hoover, Ralph E., FrC, 511 Lane 11 Snflr. H ·······................................................. S60 'Hoover, Richard M., Gr., 937 Maine' 1428 s' arper ........... ........................................ . Hoover Samuel w FrC s fl D ' R 42 • KC ....................................................1811 W Hope Florence K ·srFA' 1~loh~r~~fa4 m7t.h81LG, Mulvane ........................ - ............. . •Hopkins Charles ·c• Gr , 310 L ioo, 0 S fl ' ast Vegas, N .M . ................................. 853 •H k. ' ·· ·• ane , n r., 316 ,~ N Mulberry Abilene OD !JIS, James, FrFA, 732 Ala., 1112 N 3rd St., KC .........~.............. .' ········- ·· Hopkins, James R., FrC, 1439 Tenn., 2719 Fairleigh, St Jose h M.......................l 395M Hopper, Charlotte M., FrC, 1247 K ., Box 52 p . . p ' o . ........................ 721 Hoppes, Marcu~, FrE, 1334 Ohio, 31~ N St. M~ f XIC~ld................................................1008 5 11 •Hoppock, Melvm E., F rE, Snflr Dorm., 506 E 8ih St., coit! frie ........................ ·····2108 ek ................... - ........ . Horacek, Leo, Jr., SrFA, 616% W 17th, 100 N Courtland Ho~k. Henry G., Gr., 2101 La., 1530 N 36, KC ..................'. ...... ~ a ........................l806M . ~onne, Babe A., Soc, 1001 W Hills, 929 Schweiter Dr., Wichita ............................... 1479 ombuckle, C~a:les T., JrBus, 100 Lane Q, Snflr. Snflr ................................768 Jombuckle, Wilham I., Jr., FrE, 1100 Ind., 4816 o., Kc··Mo................................. omer' Be~ah E., SoFA, Gower Place, 719 Minn. y KC ' · ................................2 s4 718 ~~::r, Dwight c., JrE. 1100 Ind., Weatherby Lake,.Parkviii'e .. Honu;· John R., SrE, 611 W 6th, Lawrence .................................. :..... ........................ 284 Homing, C~rl J., F rE, Snflr,: Dorm., 1102 Buchanan, Shawnee ........................ 2632M H g, Rita M., FrC, 162., Edgehill, RR 5 To eka ................................ . Hornung. Sylvestor P., SrC, 1233 Oread, Sp'ear~lle .............................................. - ....314& Ho:o ko, Frank. J., FrC, Snflr. Donn., 27 S 9 St. KC...................................................... 1902 Ho. ~man, Mane, Sr C, Corbin, 2432 Greeley Ho~., Glenn A., SoE, 1332 Conn., Pomona ' ..........................................................860 H~ ' M., J r C, 407 Maine, RR 1, Newton···········•............................................... 3281M on, ilda M., SrC, Watkins, Blue Mound .. ·····························:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::~~~~ 75 Hr:·s ,!; w Mo·:..····•.................. G;~e 74 KC .................................................... �N a.me Schooi Lawre11ce Address Home ,U Hume, Barbara J., SoE, 1246 Miss., 2416 Everett, KC .... ·····--·······················-·· •··········jn f Id N ill H FrFA 945 Mo. 936 S Santa Fe, Salina·····························-········· *~~p1r~y. j)on.tld G., s'oFA, 729' Conn.,. 322 N Ninne~cha, P!att . ................. '2. ~7 ~Hum hrey, Donald M., FrE, c/o C. C. Winzler, RR 1, w15 .,O, KC . ···········- 9 ., HumEhrey, Eva E., SoC, 1115 La., 608 W 7th, Concordia . ... .. . .. ·-··---··-····.,3~ Humphrey, Helen M., FrC, 1200 La., 1205 W 40th St., KC, lo . .............. _ _ _...._\ Humphrey, Mary A., SoF A, Corbin, E Leavenworth, Mo ........... -··-· •·····--············Humphreys, John P., SoE, 1301 W Campus, Ashland ......................·-···-········--··-····- 7- ., Hundley, Edwin D., FrC, RR 4, Lawrenc~ ................ •········ .................... R Hunsucker, James R., JrC, 124 W 13th, Winchester .................. •······-···········---··f OR Hunsucker, Robert D., SoE, 124 W 13th, Winchester·····························-·•··•--··-···· .. R 7 ~!i~~ctds~·:r;f •Hunt, James w., FrE, Snflr. Dorm. 9, 3435 Prospect, KC, lo . .........................· - - · Hunt, John M., JrE, 1644 N.H.! 3609 Forest, ~c. Mo .................................... - ·· ····•·· Hunt, Lorraine A., FrC, Corbm, Bunker Hill .............................................. ·-····--······ 6 Hunt, Wayne E., FrPh, Battenfeld, Bunker Hill ............................................................_.. 2 4 3 5 ~~!s!ie,F:~c, 921 Hunter, Donald D., FrPh, 930 Ky., 225 W 1.5, Wichita .......................................... 1951~., Hunter, Harry H., JrBus, 1425 Tenn., Attica ....................................................... - ........ 55 .. Hunter, IVlittimaude, JrC, 1246 Oread, 1622 Jefferson, Great Bend ............................ li *Hunter, Robert J., SrE, 1622 Ky., Lawrence .......................... ·:········································· Hunter, Samuel E., SoC, 1439 Tenn., Vts_. Adm. Hosp., Manon, Ind . ...................... - .. 721 Huntsman, Ward F., FrE, Commutes, Silver Lake .................................................... .. Hmd, Bruce T., FrC, 1425 Tenn., 224 Greenwood, Topeka ····························--······-····552 Hurrel, William P., SoC, 1100 Ohio, 217 W 9th, Holton ............................................. 2475.I Hurst, Josephine A., SoC, 1232 La., Kansan Hotel, Topeka ................................... :!235.1 1 ~~t: iifi24i:a~~Rk~i~~~~d··::::::::::::::::::·:·:::::::::::::~=:::::::::~::::::::. ~~i!~: I I f~~~~:.~~fe·City·::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::·:::::~ iR M~~~{d, t~!~~ f.:· /rf '1tf:0N~it: k~~~~d..::::::::::::::::~::::::::::···:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2s~f 0 0 Huse, Mary M., SoC, 1345 W Campus, 1619 S Boulder, Tulsa, Okla . ...................... - ..731 Husted, Shirley J., SoFA, 1345 W Campus, Plainville ......................................................731 Huston, Chester P., SoE, 1321 Tenn., 710 N 10 St., Independence ··················-··-15 7W Hutchens, Harry P., SrE, 1045 W Hills, RR 1, Kilgore, Texa ................................. _ ! 700 Hutchinson, Robert B., SrC, 72H!z Mass., 514 E 6th, Hutchinson ..............................- 86 1 Hutchinson, Glen C., FrM, 301 Lane 4, Snflr., Wakeeney ........................................ _ Hutchinson, Lloyd H., Soc, 2315 Mass., 1440 W 16th Terr., KC ................................ 1412'11 Hutchinson, l\l[artha F., JrC, Foster, 940 College Ave., Maryville, Mo . .................. 257 Hutchinson, Victor E., FrE, Snflr. Dorm., 7646 Walnut, KC, Mo . ........................... . Hutsler, Theodore M., Jr. FrC, Snflr. Dorm., 5133 W 80th, Overland Fark ........... . Huttenhoff, Edward F., SoC, 936 Main, 404 W Frazier, El Dorado ........................ _2172 Hutton, George E., SoE, 1111 W 11th, 1202 S Kansas, Wichita .. ..............................1106 Hutton, Robert D., FrE, 615 Tenn., 1008 W 70th, KC, Mo ......................................... 3139R Hutton, Thomas D., FrC, 2229 W Drive, Lawrence ....................................................... . *Huvendick, George, SoE, 646% W 23rd St., 5601 Newton Rd., .'ierriam ................. . Huxtable, Melvin J., E, 1245 W Campus, 30 E 69th Terr., KC. Mo . ........................... 68 Huycke, Edward J., FrC, 1425 Tenn., 405 N Court, Ellsworth ......................................552 Hyatt, Paul L., FrC, 211 E 10th, Lawrence .................................................................... ..2446J Hykskmann, Marjory F., JrC, 1915 R.I., Lawrence .................................................... 25-9J Hyde, Jane, FrC, Watkins, 1613 Buchanan, Topeka ........................................................900 Hyde, Lawrence E., FrE, 1116 Ind., 3540 Olive, KC, Mo . ................................................ 612 Hyde, Martha, SoC, Watkins, 1613 Buchanan, Topeka ..................................................900 *~yde, McFreeman, Gr., Commutes, 1613 Buchanan, Topeka ................................... . ~H:r:~.FD~~;fu tEF;8~ 1~r~vii:~~;, ~~,r.r~~ih,ttW.ellington··························-·..868 HHytyten, Lila L., FrC, 1246 Oread, 1205 N Wash., Wellington .......................................... 898 ,. en, William H., FrC, 1301 W Campus, 307 E 13th, Wellington .............................. 726 ; Hytree, Ll?Y:d C., FrC, 217 Lane 00, Snflr., 1414 Kerrwirth Rd., Lakeland, Fla. Hytree, Millicent M., FrC, 217 Lane 00, Snfl.r., 6804 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, O. *~~~ lJj/f!llr}~. ~½: r·f;w~~~:~~~.:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1~:i22~ ; e , w~J-n L.F FrC, 1300 R.I., 3216 Munson, Topeka ............................................... 3121J 1 1mMe, 1 h1 1aRmb ., SoFA, 1300 R.I., 3305 Huntoon, Topeka .......................................... 3121J Im asc e, o ert L., SrBus, 940 Ind., RR 1, Saffordville ........................................ . ~~ody,. Dona~tE.i FrE, 301 W 23rd, 7008 Walrond, KC, Mo .......... ........................ :.::2237 *Indi~;,eL~dwi ap~sF~ilWf ~~hio •. Pawnee Rock ................................................ 3157J Ingold, Kenned: R.: Soc: Dormito \~ 2ffm..h.. Bu··············.. ························ Inloes, E. Marvin SoPh 1017 Ind. ry · ' g ' tier ································ s~:· i,~~.Yt~~~o~J· ~~:fic~s~·. ~ffi:~i:::~~:i;;:i~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~tg *Im1es Wesley A S C 1304 T L · ' ' o ································ Innis.' Elbert E. ·•soE '1247 0~!111·ivr adrence ··························· .....................................2183M 1 3338 lntfen, George F;M, Snflr I>or;:~ 9is·N··sih·st:~··At~hison·············.... Into, Albert N., Jr., SoE, Snflr., 500 Ridge Rd., Lake Forrest .ifr_-················· ............ 1reton, Barbara Lou, JrC, 1339 Ohio, RR 3 Baxter S rin · ' ···························· 1110M ~s ······································ Ireton, Elizabeth Ann, JrC, 1339 Ohio, RR 3, Baxtelspnngs .................................. lllOM w., 77 �Name I I I I i 78 School Lawrence Address Home p 0 �Home Kaarbo, Clifford o., SrE, 1116 Ind., 137 N Courtland, Topeka .................... . Kaberlein, Vincent J., FrE, 1108 Vt., 512 N Chandler, Topeka ................·---..J•.,.... Kaberline, Peter J ., FrE, 1108 Vt., 1513 Atchison, Topeka ......................-•----'"" Kabler, J. D., C&FrM, 1244 Ohio, 1506 Parker, Wichita ... ·············-··········-·· - *Kaelson, Pat1;l A., Jr., FrM, 1005 Miss., Lawrence ............... ························---12;) Kaff, Marjorie H., JrEd, 1245 La., Overbrook ....................................... · · - - · - Kahle, Robert C., F rC, 1332 La., 1037 Kellam, Topeka .............................. Kai~er, Ohmer M., FrC, 1247 Ohio, Lincolnville ................................. ···········---_,J,.,.x, Kalhorn, Thomas E., SrBus, 18 E 13th, 3608 Wyandotte, KC, Mo. ..... _ _ _ 22 *Kallenberger, William F., JrBus, 1700 Ky., Edna .......................................... ·-···-341 Kalousek, LeRoy S., N.O., C, 1532 Snflr. Dorm., 811 N 9th, KC , Mo ... · - - Kanaga, William S., SrE, 1621 Edgehill, 5531 Tahoe, KC ........................... - .. _ _ _ 7 Kanas, John, JrC, 1043 Ind., 506 Osa~e. KC ....................................................... ___ 1• *Kane, Donald I., JrFA, 7 Lane G, Snflr., 1808 E 24th, De!> Moines, Iowa ..... _ _ *Kane, Eugene C., JrC, 1541 Tenn., 519 Brookside Dr., KC, Mo ........................... Kanehl, .Tames R., SoE, 832 Ark., 25 Sheldon, Rittman, Ohio .......................... •·-· Kapfer, John F., JrE, 2016 La., Lawrence ................................................................._ .. ] 1 Kapp, Donna M., FrC, 1625 Edgehill, 1317 S Cedar, Ottawa ............. ... ................. 1 O Kappelman, Glen L., JrC, 1447 Mass., Lawrence .............................................. - .......-31 Kappelman, Karl C., SoC, 1447 Mass., Lawrence .................................................. ~.- 313 Karges, Barbara L., Soc, 1145 La., 308 N Parkwood Lane, Wichita ................ __ 2 O Karst, Kenneth E., FrC, 933 Tenn., Bunkerhill ..........................................................._ "o ~artrude, Charles E., FrM, 1801 Misio., Lawrence ....................................................... _ ~~~a, Betrice M., SrC, 1020 N.H., Lost Springs ........................ ···············-·-·--··-· ......... 4·? K s .' Harold L., FrPh, 910 Ohio, 2629 N, Belleville ...................................... - .......2 73 •is~er, Charles W., JrEd, 1927 Ohio, Lawrence ........................... ......................... 7 Ka~ an, !!er~ert L., Gr., 1411 Mass., Lawrence ....................................................... 2351 Ka u~an, Ra~ei R., ~rC, 1241 La., 1321 Buchanan, Topeka ........................._ .. _ 93 K!ufma~· H:ord H.,sFrEci':i~i~~,j ~:~re~~ita ········· ....................................- ...... 9 Kaufman, Milford J., SrE, 941 Vt., 324 Thornton:··Mounci'~i'dge.......................... ··-- 1 1 Ka~an, Orval J., JrBus, 1301 W Campus, 324 E Thornton , Moundridge . ___ .72fi ·-·----vv_~ i~,~ 1 ~::i~~1a!!! i. ½;tS·2:1it:: 6W~!~~;:i~onia................................................. ·-····2099 Keeler, Anabel, Gr., 1617 K . Lawren , ............... ··············-··········-·-288 J s fl YD ce ............................. ................_··········-······· 25 9 t ·R., J~E,n16O0 RJ~'i~~:e!~~~~....~~~~~~~..:::.::::::::::::::::::::.~~.~~.~{:3~ Keeler Frank M s 0 c 80 Keeling, George 81 �Name School School Lawrence Addre s �Name School Lawrence Acldres Home ---....:Pho, *Klapis, Andrew T., Jr., SoC, c/o W. C. Simons, Jr.- rld,, 2737 Monroe, KC,~ *Klaus, Carl G., SoE, 1241 Tenn., Ea ton . ............................2r.· Kleihege, Bernard w .. JrC, 743 La., 1235 • Vt., Arlington, Va ................................ Klein Doris R., SoF A, Carruth, 323 Bru ·her ek, KC, fo. ......................................_J! *Klein: Harold w., SoC, 433 Ohio, 812 • ulb rry, Ot a ·-·-······························346, Klein, Paul G., JrC, 711 R.I., 4?4 E 10th_, KC, o .. ··-·-·........... _.................................._,. Kliewer, Max E., JrE, 1941 Ohio, 416 Rlley: A ht. n - ....................................~ Klindt, Doris A., SrFA, 1245 Oread, Ca'>sv1ll , WJ . - - · - - . ................................ · Kline, Robert B., FrC, 154.0 La., 3841 Terr., St. Jo ph, Io. •-·· ...............................t Kline, Winwood M., FrE, 1045 W Hills, 1102 oho, Emporia .................................li *Kloepper, Robert M., Gr., 1908 Vt., Lancaster --··-·------·································319, Klooz, Mary c .• Soc, 821 La., Lawrence ........ . ............................ .Ji· Klussman, Jean L., Gr., 2208 Mass .. 1142 High, Topek~ ·-·································•·2' *Knapp, Charles D., lstL, 2131 R.I., 60 1 Spruce, Coffeyv1l e ··--·····························.197. *Kneale, Samuel G., SrC, 211 Snflr. Rd., Snflr .. Snflr. --····-.. ····································· Knecht, Elaine M., Soc, Corbin, 701 Pine, ame o - - - - · •······························ Knief, Chester L., SoE, Snflr. Dorm., 308 1 • Gar en City _ ................................. . *Knight, Louis V., JrC, Haskell Inst., 2008 S Booth, KC --·-·-················· Withdra Knighton, George Jr., FrE, Sn.fir., Platte City, fo ................- ................................... Knoernschild, Robert M., FrE, 933 Ky., Perry .....-········· ............ ........................... . *Knope, William C., SoC, 613 Dr. F, Sn.fir., 515 S inn. Pratt ................................... _ *Knott, Donald D., JrE, 30 Lane 0, Snflr., 1128 Elm, Pe r,, Okla ........................... Knowles, Dorothy, SrC, Corbin, 824 Santa Fe. Atchison ........................................... Knowles, .Jack L., FrE, 1301 W Campus, 1243 Wayne, Topeka .................................. i Knowles, Thomas B., FrC, 206 W 13th, 102 S 8th, Burlington -·································1!71 Knuth, Dean R., FrC, 4 Snflr. Dorm ., ashville ...............· - ··································· Knuth, Kenneth L., SrC, FrM, 1137 Ind.. ashvil e ................................................... Kobler, Arthur L., Gr., Wtr. V.A. Hosp ., Tpka., 1 7 End, Bklyn., N.Y., (35411X, *Kobler, Carl D., Gr., 121 Lane R, Snflr., Morland ..... Koch, Harold K., FrC, 735 Ill., Green!=b rg ············ · · - - - - ................................ ..! · Kochendoerfer, Hugo R., SoE, 1244 La., 318 E 5 , Winona, linn ......................... . Koder, Charles E., FrE, 1316 Vt., 1404 Cinn., Tulsa, Okla ...................................33$: *Koegel, Albert C., FrE, Eudora, Jersey, Industrial, fo. - ........................................ Koehn, Wilbur R., Soc, 1121 Tenn., c/ o Gene Popn. Ha ·en --······························288. Koelzer, Geraldine L., FrFA, 615 Ind., 214 S 5th, Seneca ....._....................................... ! Koeneke, Raymond H., FrC, 726 Ark ., RFD. Herkirr.cr --· ..·-····································· Koenig, Robert W., SrC, 1621 Ky., RR 1, Edward o • Ind . .................................... •~oerner, Otto J., JrC, 2627 Snflr. Dorm. , 120 E 1st, ewton - ································· Ko~, Leonard M., Jr., .JrC, 620 Ind ., 412 '\ 11 h, Coffevville ..................................... 811 Ko. an, Wayne E., FrE, 345 Ind., 133 Ashland Rd .. Summit, '.J ......................... • Kolb' .J., FrC, 7 Snflr. Dorm., 822 Reynold , KC.. ..................................... *Kol k iHiam E., Jr., FrE, 1 Snflr. Dorm., 1305 Woodrow, ;\·ichita ........................ 0 K 1 Y, a ood G., Gr., 1325 Vt., Lawrence ······-··················.. ·······························.1131 Ko erm;nF u~r E .• FrC, 911 Ala., E 1 t, '\ ashington ............................................1239 KomareJ ,h r3ir ;,nEW., FrC, 1344 Ky., Box 45, Ellinwood ·--··································2651 K~ngt' ~ n A ~ •cllll W 11th, 113 4th, Seneca ·--······························..ll Ko~~/• Chucf W rJ ill31 Tenn., 1605 W 3rd Terr., KC .. fo . ............................... W Koont!' R hr ~s C ·•s O us, 1038 Tenn., 280 School, Co by ..·-·······························3161 Kopke-·Ado s .B il13l_, Tenn., 1605' 83rd Terr., KC ····································_2('" Kopke' Ch a H rs~• 173 a., Box 254, Coldwater ··········-··-········ ........................223;" Kopp, T., er ................................................2631 2 Kopper, Charles F., FrC, 1414 Tenn. South H ; ············-···········································2481 Kopper, Frederic L., FrC, 1414 Term.. South en i-i········· ·--· ................................3060 Korbe, Allen J., SoE, 1300 Ky., 303 E 14th H ave ................- .............................3060 Kornhaus, Robert L., FrFA, 1043 Ind. sfa ays ·· ··········-····· ....................................... Kornhaus, William L., FrC, 1043 Ind • kl Walnut, Peabody .. ...................._. ....... 31 :Korzenovsky, Lois K., Gr., 215 Lane J,, S~fl;n~1i·P···.;.k···At" h: ................. Withdrav; ,., Korzenovsky, Mitchell, Gr., 215 Lane P , Snfl~. 415 k: A~ hi~n ·························· Kost, Clyde K., SrPh, 1500 N.H. La r • ar ' c . on························• *Kott, Joseph, SrE, Hotel Eldridge, 7640e63r~ ···A~··· . ······--····· ..............................!, • 0 • n · ········-···································· Kottmann, Mary K., FrC, 1115 La., 1221 w sist *Koutelas, George E., JrE, 936 Ohio, 3406 Waba'.sh CK fo. ....... ································· l Kracht, Edward H., FrC, 1109 Penn., 801 ShoemakerCLe o . · ········tii························..r. • Kraemer, Kenneth H., FrC, 928 Mo., Frankfor , avenwor ...................... Kraft, .Joe c:, JrBus, 800 Miss., 908 s Main .. Nevad·;····i ····--·.. ·· ·································42 Kraft, Pl_1.yJhs M., FrC, Foster, Lake Forest Edw rd ~j ·······································.l 2· Krall, Wilham F., SoE, 1140 La., Cummin ' a v1 e ········································ •. Kramer, Donald E., FrE, 1004 R.I., Hu otfs ··············· ··•··············································· .. Kreamer, Dan N., SoC, 1425 Tenn., Sl!fE ·················.28-l_ ~rebmer, ~ugh H., FrC, 1425 Tenn., 519 E Di~ision D ·· - .........................................SS.: *K~e s, Ge1aldlne V., Gr., 1803 Jones, St. Joc::eoh M~ owns ..................................... * ech,. Walter D., FrC, RR 2, Grant Park Ill° • . ··············· ·································· . Krehb!el, Floyd H., SrC, 1231 Oread, Motmdrid ··············· ... ... ····································72}~ Krehb iel, S ara M., SrC Gower Place 322 W 4 ge. ········· ... ··································.101. Kre~der, Geralee M., J;C, 1339 WC • 6th, KC, 1\10 ........................................ 7' Kre?der, Jim c ., soc, 13 20 Ohio, L=gus, 605 S Lafayette, Chanute ...................... ~. T ~~n!" t 0 r 'wni1!in 1 C b;., ~~l~a:s~~ f:!;r~:;~~wa 'ii 25\ p l, ruv···oown·· . ····················· Kreie, Jack C., FrEd, 1215 N.J., 33; Johnson··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.:·::·································· ····~~ 84 Lawrence Address Home Phone :fKc". •=;.;.---rd_s_;o~E, 121 Lane N, Snflr., Mo. ·... ·.... :::::::::::::::::::::::: ............. .177-1 e, Le~ e A., JrE, 1232 La., 6140 For 809 E Main, Marion .. ················ ......i!i W ~• c Elwyn, FrC, 11 Snflr. DognTopeka ........... ···········;······················· ······ 3038 e j&m W. SoE, 808 Mo.! 816 W46th Cleveland, Ohio ··························3490 I er, Earl R '. JrC, 829 Ma1!1e, 3304 W Main' West Plains, J\10· ················ ·········3-190 I 'James A.• FrC, 901 Ohio, 6h·1 1304 W Main, West Plains, Mo.················ 317v Percival S., Jr., FrC, 921ol 2708 N 21st, KC ··· ·· ································· ·········· 2903 RJcha1d J., SoC, 19 Vitln 260 w 1st, Hoisington •··················· ·········· · 'Robert E., SoC, 1025 W ~ Snflr Snflr ....... •·· ······ ·········--·· ················ Richard C., SoC, 104 Lane1123 Kickapoo, Leavenworth ·· ·············· ········ 0:i 1 29 r, Charles L., FrC, 10l~if 031 Woodland, KC, Mo. ···························· .......... 3217 Carl M., JrE, 1025 W HiEs, e; Rd., Lawrence •········· ·· ·······················-·······3i 75. , Charles G., FrC, 1124 m 1lll9 First Ave., Peoria, Ill. ···························•··• 799R • Charle· E., JrE, 711 Conr ' Larned ········································································ 1060 ' Earl F., FrFA, 824 424 Sylvan, Emporia ···; ·················· ··················· 34 • Louis J., SoE, 91J54{~;.n., 1414 Walnut, Emporia····························· ··2121 ,1 ~! g. 3 f ·•. 1 .,t:O~t :c.7~i N.H.ct!tt~ :eii~e--::·::::::·:::::·::·:· ·:.:. ·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.1032R 9 William \V .. SrB~MP Ohio, iii12 s 50 Ct., Cicero, Ill. .. ·· ·· ·········· ············:; 38, 1 1 , Donald E., SoE, l 2 RFD 1 Caldwell ...... ············· ········ ········· ·········· ... - 435R , Robert M., SpC, 81 .A k 301 W Quincy Pittsburg ························ ..... 25 b er, Don A., Jr., JrE, ~~ 5501 Gree~way Dr., Washington, D.C .. ehnle, Je~ H., S~E• JoE, 9 snfl°:.n~rm., 919 W St., Emporia ..... ······· ··············· 7W rnann, Jo.eph, J ·• 29 Ohio 217 N 2nd Atchison •······ ················ ·····················- 333 J~hn w.,?jr~ 1247 ohio, 1028 Fillmore, Topeka•.•··················· ··········· 3338 • 1/'~md E FrE. Snflr. Dorm., 10 Rochester, Atlan~1c Beach, N.Y. ·········· •: cbeart J ·rrc, Snflr. Dorm., 10 Rochester, Atlantic Be~ch, N.Y. ············ rR e, 0 • ·•c 1115 w 10th• 518 Florence,. Kalamazoo, Mich .................... 34 ~b • u ert. I.oms C., r., ................. 2:i09 • p, Warren L.• JrC&FrM, 1330 Mass., Ober1m ····································· 3477R ~ cl, • orman w., FrC, 2041 Vt., Lawrence ......................................................... t, Robert, SrE, 1602 La., RR 1, Jeannette, Penn. •········································-···- 6 ~l1 e. Ru ell L., FrE, 1602 La., RR 1, Jeannette, Penn. •··························-······•····? Robert G., FrE, 816 Miss., 5321 Aberdeen Rd., KC ..........................................19-9J nn. Loyd B., JrC, 1921 Vt., 2215 Elizabeth Ave., KC ····························· ······· ~ kendall, Lucille E., JrFA, 1147 Te~., RR 1, <;hanute •·····································- 95 ye, Clayton L., JrE, 1100 Ind .. 419 Briggs, Hastings, Neb . ............... •················· - - 'fo D·• ?M tz. Jack A., SoFA, 523 La., 404 Minn., KC ......................................................... 3334 ey, Eldon L., SrBus, 1045 Vt., 2808 N Main, Hutchinson ···························-·····2236J ey, Lawrence s.. SpC, 1101 Miss., 928 6th Ave. NE, Ardmore, Okla ............... be, William G., FrC, Battenfeld, Shawnee ...................................................• _ ..234 • ·e, George, FrC, Snflr. Dorm., ll05 W 10th, Coffeyville ·····························-• d, J. Bert, SoE, 501 Tenn., Lawrence ······················::··············································3183 1 • Richard K., FrFA, Snflr. Dorm., Sunrise Beach, Mo. ·····························-··· La ayet e, William W., FrC, V-5, 844 Tenn., 3208 E 30th Terr ., KC, Mo .............. 941 r, artha J., JrC, Gower Place, 602 N Rutan, Wichita .........................................718 . )~J'°l src.%~iw~i~tH¥gh~~~~iri·::: : : :::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::~m:} rd, A ii L., FrE, 1804 Maine, c/ o John Nelson, Cainsville, Mo ......................... 2374J . Carol G., FrE, 1013 N.H., Ozawkie ....................................................................... 2699 rd, F.arl E., JrE, 1537 Tenn., 1332 N 32nd, KC ........................................................... 856 Lyman W., FrC, RR 3, c/o C. W. Worley, Lawrence .................................... 791Kll e, Bernard N., FrC, 1542 Tenn., 412 N 11th, Manhattan ....................................1559J •a e. arfaret F., Soc, 1542 Tenn., RR 3, Atchison ........... ........................................1559J , Bil y J., SoFA, 1017 Ind., 603 N 7th, Neodesha ................................................. 3145 Everett D., JrPh, 442 Forrest, Preston ............................................................... . • • erle L., FrEd, 442 Forrest, Box 147, Preston ................................................... . I1er, ~gene R., FrPh, 1229 N.Y., 711 Chestnut, Leavenworth ............................... . fljr?~g;~. AJ~:ner·"s" rin ··············································· 860 • k r: Jeen:~Fr~·: ~• Don H., SoPh, 1905 Mass., Box L, Peabod;5..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2925J 0 0 366 : Ricti~~ct~F~~t~1~ ~:~ ~ so~rEd~~a rs. S ewart F'.·• SoE, 1001 Tenn.: 727% N 25th,'~~ J~repli;.. (A.) Lowse, FrC, 1246 Miss., 1200 S Bdwy., Leavenworth 415 , Bernard E., JrPh, 1320 K . Smith Cen r•·······••••··••··••··•· 25 be Edward R., SoE, 1515 Me!d. Ln., 15 s. ···u· ···········································... :rio."·::::::::::::::::::j94~~ ~ema;·est···Be;genflei"ci··ffr· ls8~ i.~rb~2t?rt\~. ~;~0~!r~.~~~~.' ~~~.~.ri~ ol~~a~, .. ······················'.·····:··:.. :::: ..853 • Le i la, FrC, Gower Place, 221 E 9th Chan t ·· ··········································· 860 n, u1;~1~~bf;~, J~c/1~\l~~~a\:~miice .... .. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·· 718 Bernard B., SrC, Sooone~-Thayer 350.. Vi°88th···iy·························--·········35S n • Harold D., JrE, 1337 Ky., 413 S 6th' Sen ' . ., N.Y. ······················684 , ~obert K., JrE, 1337 Ky., 413 s 6th seica ················································2683M , \ eme D., SoE, 1329 Conn., 413 s 61.h, s;;e;;············································2683M , Fred P., FrE, 1308 Vt., 130 W Crawford, safiri··················· ····--················ a ······································ ~.~ �N me ~-~~~·~·,"--=--- -·-3402J --2598~ -=·:~.-·'-:-'--- - -.17!0 - - - · ~ -.121 -----~ - - - - - -1100 .- - - - - - -.1007J - - - - - - --IOOiJ --------980 - - - - - - - -3126R --:~-::-:-=------2175 School Lawrence Address Home Phone t-~e James R., JrC, 1709 Ill., Lawrence ....................................................... ··········-···········~g~~ Lee: Roger D., JrE, 1529 Learnard, 5007 W 80th, Overland Park •·····················•· \V 1369 11 9 M~~~£;;:e~~: .~.~.. :::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::·········· .•.•••..•.••••..•....• 739W •Lefebvre, Gene E., FrE, 122 Dr. A, Snflr., Snflr. ············································2s3 ...(Eudora) •Lefholz, Lawrence S., SrBus, Commutes, Eudora ···············:······················9 W Leflar, Thomas J., Gr.,1920 R.~ .• 1563 N.elso.n, J?ayton, Ohio ............... •·················~209 W Legler, Martha J., FrC, 618 Ohio, 808 Miami, Hiawatha .......................................... . 930 Lehr, Carl J., FrC, 6 Snflr., Dorm., 708 Osage, Augusta ............................................. . *t::~ RJ~;;; W:: ~~~x~· :ti ~f:h.~~N:imp~·s~~~: m7 ::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i183J Leigh, Lynn L., SrE, 1528 Tenn., N Miller Av_e., Burley, Idaho .......... ...................... Leighton, William T., SoE, 1201 Vt., Nortonville ............................................................ lG-1 Leiser, Doris v., SrC, Carruth, 8018 Ward Pkwy., KC, Mo ............................................. Leitch, Shirley J., SoFA, 1433 Tenn., 439 Gr eenway, KC,. M<;> ................................... ..295 •Leland, William D., ScPh, 9 Snflr. Donn., 348 N Bluff, Wichita ............................... . Lemon, Elsie. R., SoC, 310 W 14th, Lawrence ···············:················· .. ················ ............. 1~~~ $Lemons, Ardis J., Gr., 922 Ky., 1021 Congress, Emporia ......................................... 34 W "Lemons, Robert F., SoPh, 922 Ky .. Lawrence ·····:········•······ ...................................... 3436 Lenahan, Richard M., SoC, CommuJes, Tonganoxie ...................................................... Lensink, Lorraine A., JrC, 745 Ohio, Edgerton, Mmn ............................................. .1185 Lenski, Marita, Gr., 1511 Stratford Rd., 703 S Cottonwood, Iol~ ..............................2544 Lentz, William R .. SoC, 801 % Maine, Lentz Lbr. Co., Osage City ........................ *Leo, William A., SrC, 806 Ohio,. 6537 Valley Rd., KC, Mo. ·····································.. ·13 1006 ~:~aotphFf.3~1t ~~~g· ti::J~Iyons··:::::::::::::::::.:::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2889 Leonhard, Joseph V ., FrC, 1127 Ohio, 222 Pine, Leavenwor th ................................ ii~l~ LcPage, James M., FrC, 1805 Maine, Washington ...................................................... ! LeRoy, Faunt D., FrC, 1203 Oread, Lawrence ·········:········· ......................................... .1497 •Lesh, Geraldine E ., Gr., Snflr., 801 NA, Arkansas City ............................................. . *Lesh, Robert L., JrC, 3122 Snflr. Dorm., 225% N 2nd, Arkansas City ..................... . Lesslie, Mark E., Soc, 1801 Miss., 408 Westminister, Independence .................... 3206R Letson, Sydney, SoFA. 1144 La., 1102 Shawnee Rd., KC ..............................................781 LeVan, Herbert P., JrE, 939 Ind., 2314 Main, Parsons ....... ......................................... 1351J *Levinson, Harry, Gr., Commutes, 1705 W 15th, Topeka ........................................... . Lewallen, Darlene F., FrC, 1941 Mass., RR 2, Colby ...................................................... 724 Lewis, Donloe B., SoC, 1309 Ohio, 1619 Loomis, :Winfield ........................................ 1534M Lewis, Donna J., SoFA, Corbin, 2119 H, Belleville ··:· .. ······ .. ······················· .. ·····....... ..... 860 *Lewis, Edwin A., FrM, 920 Mo., 205 E Elm, Dodge City ;····· .. ····························· .....1 322R *Lewis, Jack U., FrPh, 44 Lane P, Snflr., 108 N 6th, Atchison ................................... . Lewis, Juanita F., FrC, Miller, 1270 Grove, Toueka ........................................................ 980 Lewis, Kenneth R., JrE, 1245 Oread, 1223 Shawnee, KC ........................................ 3427J Lewis, Mary H., Gr., 1500 Mass., 187 Moore, Freeport, !-LY ....................................... 2803M Lewis, Milton A., FrE, 1600 R.I., 5840 Roseland, Merriam ........................................ 2830R Lewis, Ruth E., FrFA, Corbin, 4229 Chestnut, KC, Mo ..................................................860 •Lewis, Wayne T. , FrE, 1145 Vt., Lawrenre ................................. ..................................2050 Lewton, Carl G., SoEd, 1532 Lilac Lane, RR 1, Valley FalJs .......................................... 982 Libby, Edward L., Jr., FrE, 1042 Ohio, 1814 Scott, St. Jo"eph, Mo ...........................2584 Libby, Jr., Henry F., SrBus, 1540 Ia., 850 W 53rd Terr., KC ,Mo . ................................443 •Liddy, Naomi M., SpC, 1656 Ind., Lawrence ......................._. ...........................................1170 *Lieberman, Charles F., Gr., 1017 Ind., 528 S Bluff, Wichita ...................................... 3145 *Liebert. Clarence P., SoE. 817 N.H., Lawrence ............................................................ 3225J *Liem, Robert C., SoE, 10 Snflr. Dorm., 5729 Riggs, Overland Park ......................... . Liem, Shirley M., SoC, Jolliffe, 5729 Riggs Rd., Overland Park ................................355 Light, Hazel F., FrC, Commutin~ from Lecompton, LaCygne .................................... (59) Liiht, John S., Jr., SoC, 1025 W Hills, 1906 Fullei:, Winfield ....................................290~ Light, Miles B., SoE, 1025 W Hills, 1906 FulJer, Wmfield ............................................ 2903 Lieht, Robert S ., SoE, 1025 W Hills, 1906 Fuller, Winfield ........................................ 2903 Lill, Harlan, SoC, 1111 W 11th, 111 W 1st, St. John ............ .......................................... 1106 Lilley, Brenton L ., FrE, 3 Snflr. Dorm., 223 N Market, Caldwell ............................. . Lilly, I\tfary M., Soc, Corbin, 410 Ohio, Topeka ............................................................ 860 Limbocker, Frank A., FrC, 1649 rn., 850 N Sycamore, Iola ......................................1227W Limbrick, Wallare N., SoE, 1329 Conn., 3253 Agnes, KC, Mo ..................................... Linck, Lois M., Soc, 1001 W Hills, 711 Columbia, Leavenworth .................................. 768 Lincoln, Armilda A., SrC, 1001 W Hills, RR 3, Liberty, Mo ......................................... 768 *Lind, George I., Jr., FrC, 835 La., 2108 Wash., KC ....................................................... . Lind, Mary M., FrC, 1339 W Campus, 946 S Highland, Chanute ..................................267 *Lind, Stanley L., 2ndL. 612 Ind., 1043 Webster, KC .................................................... . Lindauer, Shirley J., FrC, 1145 La., 1639 Ind., Lawrence ............................................ 290 Lindberg, Chas. S., FrS, 1409 Tenn., Box 307, Madison .................................................. 503 Lindberg, Marilyn R., FrPh, Jolliffe, 433 Elmwood, Topeka ......................................355 Lindbure, Merl J., FrE, Robinson Gym, RR 3, Osage City ........................................ .. Lindenbaum, Robert T., SrBus, 1536 Tenn., 219 N Taylor, ElDorado ................2218W *Lindenmeyer, Robert F., FrPh, 13 Dr. A, Snflr., 630 N 10th, Salina ........................ *Lindemood, Robert J ., SrBus, 1022 Ohio, 1310 N A, Arkansas City ........................973:R Lindley, Donald G., FrC, 938 R.I., Lawrence ................................................................2292W *Lindley, Milton E., SpM, 31 Lane 0, Snflr., RR 1, Rose Hill .................................... .J.i~~.~'i~!~!~~. l~i~i t:~~:~~. 86 87 �Name School Lawrence Addre s Home Phone Lindquist, Doraen A ., SrC, Templin, 1.5 01 18th .•Bellev llle ........................................ 358 Lind"aY Joseph M ., SrBus , 1621 Edgeh ill , 1320 ' · y n , Topeka - ..............................95l Lind;ay' Robert D., FrC, 1621 Edg hil l, 1320 \ ayn , Topeka -·-·· ... - .....................951 Lindsay: Robert L., SoE, 936 Ohio , 223 ~V 38 th , KC. . o . ··················--..-······--·• ........921 Lindsay Herman JrE, 1301 V t .. 129 S V m e st, l a ry v1lle, !o ....................................121 Lindsey' Kenneth E., FrE , 2 Snflr. Dor m ., 1012 Charle s , H um boldt ........................ Line, R~bert N ., FrC, 2116 Mas ., 3 06 S Bent on, KC, fo ................ _ ..................... Link Patricia A., SoC, 1246 Oread, 508 In d ., L wr n ee ·-····...--........... _........................ 898 Link: Wendell H., JrC, 1537 Tenn., 508 Ind. , Lawr en~e .. ···--.. ··-··-· ....................565 Linley Louis D., Jr. , FrC, 825 M o., 414 W 4th, C o ffey tll e ······--··· ..- ................... .. *Linn, Paul D., SoPh, 117 L a ne , Snflr., 1137 B r o ad w ay, P arsons ... .................... Linquist, Edwin R., lstL, 1541 Tenn. , 4315 Booth, KC ............................ ;................,. .....348 Linscott, William M., SoE, 533 Sn.flr. Dorm., Lake Lot owan , R 5, Lee s SWlllillt, Mo. Lintecum, Samuel D., SrE, 1310 Ky., Olathe ........................ •·•···-···.. ................... .. Linthicum, Walter E., SoC, 1541 Tenn., Wad .vorth ............................................ - .........348 t~~~n~.AJ!~e~K~itr~: ii~iiit•.t:~ence..:::::::~::~. ::::::~.::::::~~::~::~:::·.~:::::=::~::~.:::::i470M Lippelmann, Joan C., JrEd, 712 McCook, _;101 Xork , Obezl!n .......· - - - -....921 Lippert, Calvin B., FrC, 941 Ind., Box 14.;,, Ho~e ·····-··.... -............ .. ....................33MM Lippert, Thomas L., FrC, 941 Ind ., Box 145, Hoxie ....................................................3368M List, Rita J., SrC, 1144 La., 4424 Norledge, KC, f.o . ......................... - - - -...181 Little, Charles E., SoC, 1235 R.I., RR 1, Edwardsville ..............................................3121W *Littlefield, James w., FrC, 209 ~ane 00, Snflr., 60 4 'Ya lnut, KC, o .. - .............. 3J 53 Littlejohn Wadle, JrE, 816 Mame, 2502 Tremont, KC ...... ......... Litts, War~en C., FrC, 601 Mass., RR 1. B ~ll on Lake, S aratoga, • .Y ................ .2853 Litwin, Martin L., FrC, 94.0 Tenn., 721 S Linc o ln , Ch.a n'l;l e ..........·----~839~ Lively, Ronald A., FrC. 1222 Mis ., 868 Buffum, W 1ch 1ta ... _ ............. _ _ _ _49i Liverett, Festus C., FrC, Snflr. Dorm., 88th and Brenna man, Overland ............... . Livingood, Harry H., FrC, 912 Ala., Corn ing .............................................................2371J *Livingston, Caulbert R., SoF A, 726 Mo. , 2100 'Iontla!'a ll, KC,. o . ............................1561R Livingston, Donald G ., SrC, 1439 Tenn ., 115 18th , Hu c!1 ·n on ........ _.................721 Livingstcn, Jack C., SrBus, 2001 .H., 107 22nd , H u ch~nc:on .. - - -.. - ......17!1B Livingston, William H., FrC, 620 R .I., Box 215, C r e ce nt C ity, Fla . · · - - - Livingstone, Bruce L., SoM, 1137 Ind ., 23 1. • 57th, Sea tle, W ash . .............. -- . .....Sil Lobb, William L., SrBus, Commut es, 1'cL outh ....................... -··- .. ----· •-··---........ Locke, George T., SoE, Commutes, 2620 Ill., Topeka ........... -·-···................. (322291 Locke, William G., Jr., SpE, 1116 Ind. , 21 E 62nd, KC, o. _ .......- -.........................61! Locke. Mary C., FrC, Watkins, 431 L i n c oln E rie ............................... ----~001 *Lockett, George R., SpC, 126 Aaued uc t , S n flr. Snflr . .........................-. .. ······-· ..·-----.. •Loewen, Bruno F., JrE, 150;:'i Vt., RR 2 , ewton ........... - ...- ·-..-·-·-·· ....·..............1473R Logan, Bryce N., JrC, Commutes, L a C r o sc:e ....... _._........................ _ _ _ _l581R Logan, Forrest L., FrC, 1439 Tenn., 1803 ain , H utch i on --···-·-·-.. ·· ........721 Logan, Henry W., SrBus, 154.0 La .. 210 Pop lar, ich ita · - - · ·..·--·--..--·.... --44J Logan, Jacquelyn P., J r FA, 1246 O r e a d , 501 E 5 th . KC ,. ·o .............. _ _ _ ...... 89S Logan, Margaret L., JrBus, 1246 O r a d , 712 4 h , G arden C ity .................. - ..............898 *Logue, Louis M. , SoC, 14 Lane H , Snflr. , 512 , 10th, Coffeyvill e - - - Lohman, Benedict L., FrE, 3 Snflr . Dorm., Lansing .......... - - - - - · -.... Withdrawn Lohmann, Jack I., JrBus, 1142 Ind. , ~801 E 1 th . KC, • o. Lohrengel, Herman H ., FrE, 1409 Tenn ., 3801 B o oth , KC .... .... ·m Lombrano, Joseph R., JrE, 2617 Snfl r . Dorm .. Jame. KC ·-··-···---·-·..·· Long, Anne M., FrC, 719 Ala., 2825 H a rri on , KC , Io .......... _ _ _ _ _ .......... 267111' Long, Bob G., FrE, 829 Maine , Box 430, Cunninj?ham ............. _ ·-····· ..__......... Long. Carn! E., JrC, 1144 L a., 2600 Armstrong, KC · -............. ··-·· ......- __ .........781 *Long, Edward E., FrM, 1137 Ind., Norwich ......................................- • ._....- .........8ll Lon~. James V., FrE, Snfl.r. Donn .. RR 3, e on ........... .. ..... .._ ..... ____ ... *LLong, Jo~n H., FrC, 204 W 12th, Lawren<'e .......... .. ........... . -··-·-·-..............~ ong, Keith R., Soc, 413 W 14th, 322 W School. L in e a n ·-··-··· .. ····....- - -.. Jlr.'> tong, No~erf FrC, 707 W 4th, 502 1st, o r ton .........................- - - - -.. f·• . 7: L~~f: V~r;f1 E:: E:lt2m?M~~'. L::;::::i~t~n··::~::::=:::::::.:·=:.... ··-·--··. . . . . .: :1.~\9l Longacre. Tru~a D., SoC, 201 E 23rd , L a wrence ··-~-----····-···--···-.. 700.1 Longan, Francis E., SrE, 1245 W Camou , 291 Lock rl d ~e . K C. o .... - · -.. ---~ *Longenecker, Mary, SrC, 1246 Mis~ .• 502 fi<:~ion . Rd ., KC . _ _ _ _..__ Iii A.[~urSKC Gr. , 515.Ind .. 56? Stonewa ll C ., KC , o. ·-·-···-·- .._ .1:i«J 0 0 · ·•···••· Lonnquist, James 'o.~ s~l:~\i~ibhramilton , ···-··-·····--····-.. _ ........ :3361 *Lonnquist Karl J. S E 122 . o. RR 2 , Dre~den . ········-··· ··-·········---·-..... Looker, L~uise F., sic' F Ohio, RR 2 , Dr.e~den .... ·············· ......... ____ .._... 251 Look-er R" h d F S M o s er, 5915 Br oksi de . KC, o .......... - .. -·······....-·-..-..311 2 44 Ohio , 715 G arfie l d , Emooria ............... - ......- .....*Loo;, Fra~'tc ~.• J;C ~ 01 LoPinto, John J., JrE 1541, Snfl ., 3512 Thom p ~on. KC . t o . ·-··-···· ......- -...... Lorbeer Betty J F FA Ky. , 1525 W 4 h , Brook] n, .Y . ... ····-·-··--------· .. .5,ll Lorime;, Wilbertow.~ SoE 1225 O r e a d , 1003 Ill ., eode!-ha ············· ..........- ....-......... Lose Charles R S B 1'101244 ~enn., 215 E Cedar Ol a the ................... - ............... • •• r us, 1 Ohi o 400 S Main M P Loser, John B., Jr., JrE, 1320 Ohio ' ~ u n~C ~· ········ ... · ......._ ........::::S9ll Loske, Norma L., JrC 1246 0 d • 1015 our, • o. ······.. ········--....... ~ Losure, James A., FrE, 1017 hiea , 1624. Neb ., KC ................................ ·-··· ..··---......... 31~ d., Hermitage, J:o . .............. ....................................... ti:;f!;~jf.''y •J i E 88 No.me Schooi �School 90 Lawrence Address �Phone Lawrence Address H_ome 79 S C 830 La,, 256 N Estelle, Wichita ····································13~~M •Mayse, Richard D.F 639 Vt., 2909 Park, KC, Mo. ················································1347M azon, Meyer K., r639 Vt 2909 Park, KC, Mo. ...................................................... 860 Mazon, Sam, SrBut SoC ·corbin, Lyons ............_. .......................................................2535J tcAJJaste:, Anna i ' Gr' 909 Mo., RR 1, Reading ····································vfuicirawn rcAnane,, Harryth M RR 5, KC ······.................................................................. i McAn!Dch, Kenne ·• DeSoto, Commutes, RR 5, KC ............................................ .. 1,1cArunch, Gus C., JrE, SoC 615 La., 408 W 50th Terr., KC, Mo. ·················.... . •,fcArthur, Charles E., Jr., 1 johnson, Snflr., 3827 Cambridge, KC ···············..... .. •. cBane, qe?rge ti•6ii Drive D, Snflr., 410.S Olympia, Tulsa, Okla. ······2222R •McBee, W~iam, ' FrC, l645 Mass., RR 3, Abi:Jene •;····:······································ lJ McBorie, Vmcenj AJrBus 500 Ill., 312 N Fountain•.W1ch~ta :········.........................31~95 cBr!de, James ·• SoC i433 Tenn., 312 N Foun?~• W1ch~ta ................................. 92 McB1:de, Kathleen, J •F E 1116 Miss. 1519 Fa1rv1ew, W1ch1ta ···················..···16 2 McBr!de, Lloyd AJ F~C.r lh6 Miss., 1519 Fairview, Wichita •····························· 1~~ McBnde, Thomas ·•c 938 Conn 825 E 5th Cherryvale ··························· ............. 2 2 lcBride, Tom J., Jr • B S ., Thayer, 101 Roth say St Minneapolis ········684 tcBride, Robert CR Srs ~· 4ftwer4th St., ,1966 N 32nd St.;' KC ··················· ... ··2099 : {~room, it::I~s R., Gr: 216 Lane Q, Snflr., Cache Creek, Apache, Okla. W M ll!Ile[awrence G., SoE, 833 Mo., McDonald ......................................................1271 • fc~,Kenneth A., FrE, 235 Lane A, Snflr., RR 4, N KC, Mo: ·························1068R , tc II~ Jean E., Gr, 927 La., 1728 N Rose St., Burbank, Calif. ················...... lW lcCa Y~t L nn K., FrE, 1320 Vt., Montezuma ...........................:···:······················ 131 • c~~nt: R~bert v., FrE, 113 Lane N, Snflr., 130 ~entral, Ch11l1cothe, Mo.•··· · t~Camant, Samuel R., SoE, 1116 Ind., RR 1, Hutchinson ·····································--·612 • cCamis, Earl c., FrE, 1745 Barker, 601 Maple, P lattsburg, Mo. ···················-:i:s GW McCamish, Joan, SoC, 1845 Ill., 1868 N 26th,. KC ...................................................... 2 McCanse, Richard, FrE, Dorm 3, Snflr., Burlington •······································ ......k.... kCarter, Arthur w., FrE, Commutes, 714 E 10th, Topeka ....................Tope a 27175 cCarter, Duane K., JrE, Commutes, 2726 Penn., Topeka .................................... .. IcCarter, Jack C., FrE, Commutes, 2726 Penn., Topeka .......................................... McCarthy, Charles D., FrC, 1045 W Hills, 306 Elmv.:ood, ToJ?e~a ........................1700 k Carthy, George D., JrBus, 1111 W 11th, 311 S Chft_on, W1cl:].i~ ......................1106 k Carthy, Jeremiah R., SrBus, 1111 W 11th, 311 S Clifton, ~1chita ..................1106 .dcCartney, Mary J ., SoC, 1001 W Hills, 1226 W 3rd, Coffeyville ............................768 1 cCarty, John E., SoE, 547 Mich., 5716 Grand, KC, Mo ..................................... McCaul, Donald B., SrE, 1100 Ind., 808 E 40th, KC, Mo. ......................................... . McChesney, Donna, SrC, 517B W 14th,. Zenda ............................................................149 1cClanahan, M. Kathleen, SoC, 1520 Uruv. Dr., Lawrence .............................._. .....1237R cClanahan, Robert D., FrE, 2104 Tenn., Lawrence ..................................With drawn cClanahan, Thomas A., FrE, 816 Maine, 607 Pottawatomie, Leavenworth ....3353 cClatchey, Patti S., JrPh, Corbin, 511 SW Ave., ElDorado, Ark .........................860 .JcCleary, Elizabeth A., SoC, 1001 W Hills, Highland, Excelsior Springs, Mo . ..768 ',IcClellan, Howard B., SoC, 909 Ind., Lawrence - - - -- ········.. ··· .. ········.. ·....... .2794J McClelland, Richard L., FrC, 1245 W Campus, 2718 Minn., Topek a ......................868 .!cClelland, Hugh S., SoE, 720 R.I., Blair - - - -............................................... 3175J McClelland, J ohn o., FrE, 1540 La., 501 S 4th, Independence ...................- ............. 444 •. cClintick, Dwight S., FrC, Snflr., Abilene ................................................................ .. ,kClintick, Robert R., SoE, 1320 Ky., Walnut ............................................................2518R k Cluggage, Dewitt K., Jr., FrC, 1307 N. H., 2001 Orme Court, Wichita ..........2434W McClung, Ralph W., FrE, 413 W 14th St., Hugoton ..................................................2099 cC!ure, Harry A., Jr., SoC, 1621 Edgehill, Jayhawk Hotel, Topeka ..................957 McClure, Joseph C., FrC, 1116 Tenn., 401 N Norton, Norton .................................. k Ciure, Lloyd, Jr., FrC, 1327 Snflr., 632 W 7th, Leavenworth ........................... . McClure, Marilyn J., Soc, 1345 W Campus, Star Route, Eureka ............................731 cClure, Mary A., JrC, 1339 W Campus, 2524 Addison, Houst on, Texas ............267 • cComas, Clifford A., FrC, 1212 Conn., Courtney Rd., Independence ............ 1932R cConnaughey, Leo M., FrC, 1346 Ohio, 842 W 39th, KC, Mo .............................. . McConnell, Charles E., FrC, 1033 Tenn., 103 N Mission, Council Grove .......... 1986 McConnell, Donold H., SoE, 744 N.H., Lawrence ...................................................... 2055 • cConnell, Paul R., SrE, 1108 Ohio, 2924 Mitchill, St. Joseph, Mo ...................2696 ,kConnell, Richard F., SrBus, 1541 Tenn., Atwood ................................................348 cCord, William F., FrC, 1116 La., 2725 E Admr. Blvd., Tulsa, Okla ................. ,k Cormick, J ohn D., JrC, Spooner Thayer, Osborne ................................................684 }c~rmick, Mack H., JrC, 113 Lane P, Snflr., 127 E 8th, ElDorado .................... .. cCoskrie, Joseph W., JrE, 1537 Tenn., 703 Valentine Rd., KC, Mo .......................565 • 11cCoy, Harold E., JrE, 830 Ky., 620 N Chestnut, Iola ..........................................1584 • ,cc Y, Jack R., FrFA, Commutes, 4319 Greeley, KC ................................................ -~~Y, DC., JrC, 1532 Tenn., Lawr1:nce ..........................................................1602J 0 •• SoC, Donn 2, Snflr., Dighton ........................................................ 1 Coy, ·/ eoY, M. Sue, JrC, Locksley, 108 W 1st, Coffeyville ................................................ 921 c Y, Merle D., FrE, 1621 Edgehill Rd., 909 N Maple, McPherson ..................957 ~~y, i1oomas F., FrFA, 1528 Tenn., 516 S Broadway, Wichita ......................2053 am V., JrE, 941 Tenn., Benkelman, Nebr...........................................1413M • cCra en, Frederick R., FrC, 1131 Tenn., 5327 Morningside, Dallas, Texas ..2033 \ abyb,inGlen M., SrC&FrM, 1116 Ky., Lawrence ................................................2862R c u , Robert E., SoE, 1303 Vt., 604 E Loren, Springfield, Mo ...................3487W 93 • SchooL ~ e c . fr': ----o................... - ················2788 ................·.211T _ _ _ _ _ ................. ·•... ..!" .................... .141" F:ried1onlla - - - -- ................. mt l1~1i i~s c/clc 92 �Name School Lawrence Addre Rom e School l'~. McCue, Carroll E., JrBus, 1614 Ky .• RR 2, Mound Valley ····;:··--.---·- McCullough, David H., FrC, 1541 T enn ., 211 N P rshlng, W1ch1ta ................. _ McCullough, Marjorie A ., SoF A, 1225 O read, l 53 T enn) ::.on, KC ....................... · McCullough, Robert C., SoC, Spo o n er T ha e r, Box 21 , D elphos ......................... McCullough, William N., JrE, 1116 M iss. , RR 3, Otta ............• - - · - -........_ McCully, Thomas H., FrC, 1100 Ind ., RR , KC, 1o ................. - - - - ·McCune, Elizabeth A., FrFA, 1433 Tenn ., 184 E 32, Tul , Okla. - - - -...:: ,1 11 McCune, Gordon A., JrE, 1301 W Campus, lb 9 E 32, Tul • Okla ...- - ---- · McCune, Mary E., SrC, 1247 Ky., Hu. on ··························-···· ............. _ _ __ ; McCui'dy, Robert E., SoE, 1045 W H1lls, 1160 Coll ege, . opt::ka • McDaniel, Donald w., FrE, 1111 W 11th, 706 Chu rch , ooesha · · · · - - - *McDaniel, Lawrence R., SrBus , 1313 Conn., 213 • 23rd , KC ...... - - - - -.@.I: McDaniel, Wallace E., FrC, 1409 Tenn., 1104 Mannin , Winfield - - - -.....).J ,1 11 *McDaniels, Charles H., FrE, 338 Il l. , Par ker .................................... 2 McDermed, Jacqulin, SoC, Carruth, 9 W 19th, H utchin on ....... JII "'McDonald, Arthur S., SoC, 231 Lane , Snflr., S nflr . ................................................._ McDonald, Billy R., JrE, 1540 La., En te r p nse .............................· - - - - --111 11 McDonald, Cliftord C., FrC, 1605 Vi., Law r enc e ...... ................. ...........· - - -- a i *McDonald, James G., SrBus, Box 7, Eudor a, E udo ra ..... ·············· · · · - - --.i.: *McDonald, Victor G .• Jr., SrC&FrM, 1400 Tf:'.nn., 2265 Orville, KC ....................... McDonald, William R., FrE, 1400 Tenn., 414 W O range, Por terville, Calif ..........", McDonnell, Alice J., Gr., 1300 O r ead , 111 la in, C.i ldwell .................................. .*McDonnell, John F., Jr., Gr., SOW Staff Hs. 16, S nflr . ..... - ...........................3323Ext McDonnell, Lawrence J., JrC, 1439 Tenn., 222 ' 9th, S alina .................................. · *McDonnell, Rose M., SpC, SOW Staff Hs. 16, Snftr ..........................................3323Ex· McDowell, Margaret E., JrBus, Jolliffe, 5025 Lyd ia, KC, McElhenny, William B., lstL, 1135 W Cam pus, 1155 Coll ege, Topeka ................. McEwen, Richard W., JrE, 1009 Maine , 5107 Agnes, KC, o .......- - - --'" McEwen, Stanley R., SrC&FrM, 1244 Oh io, 3909 E Douglas, Wichita Jil McFadden, James P., FrC, 1133 W Hills Pkwy., 19 S \ 'ashington, Iola ............_! McFadden, Nancy L., FrC, 1145 La., 30 V Wesley Rd., A tlanta, Ga .................... *McFall, Kenneth T., FrE, 112 Drive A, Snflr .. S n flr . ........... .............. _ _ __ "'McFerren, Kenneth R., FrM, 1319 Tenn ., 10th Elm , B ald in McGaugh, Daisy O., FrC, 1046 M iss., 1215 E 12th, · ew on ··········- - - -- 1-''' McGavran, Elizabeth J., JrC, Watkins, 8325 H i gh D r ., Linwood 911 ~cgeady, Michael F., SoE, 1030 Oh io, 13 Princ e, anticoke, Pa·...........................31 McGee, Geraldine, SoEd, 124 7 Tenn., Hickman fi l ls, 10 ......................................1 1cGee, James L., JrE, 941 Ind., Grid ley ······--············-· ·-···············----= 1 M c ehee, Wall~ce R., FrC, 646 La ., 7200 B r klyn., KC, Io. ·················----'"' 1 McG~or~e, Regma, JrC, 1345 W C a mpus, 406 70, KC, o ......... _ _ __ _ • ft8innis, Mw?' M.,JSoC, 1215 Orea d , 120 N ) r t le , ure a ..................................J" McGI ~sso~ l t{e{ ., JrC, 1912 R.I., 507 ormal, A l a , Okla .................................21 cG01Il?g·1 eLrsct e EP.,SFrCC, Dorm 6, Snfl.r ., 218 Vi c. , ~ ' eodesha ........................... Mc m e. es er ., o , 1301 N .H., Box 156, Pot\ in ·-···--···· ·· McGraw, Nancy C., SoC, 1115 La., 337 E 3rd, ·ewton ·················- - - - - · McGraw, Thomas J .• SoC, 1941 Ohio 337 E 3r d ewton :L" *McGregor D J G 922 ' ' ·---··········· ..... 34 .~cGGregor: JRa~~~ .• ·srri{;s, 13~yiia~:if.e~ii N··sth···Fredonia······ .1 .1.v.a.c regor, onald L., Gr., 1345 Vt Lawrence ' McGrew, Gerald L., SrE, 829 Ind . i~I .........·-·-·· .. ····•··- - - - -~•~ • McGrew, Marguerite J ., SrC, 715' M afne···~ ·-············· .. - ..................... _ _ _ _J,..,1 I McGrew, William R., JrBus, Spooner-Tha e~re05ce~,--u; ·• ... ····· .. ......-1 McGuckin John F S E 1621 Ed . y • V -1 • Coffeyville ............... •McGuire, David S re, K gefl ll , 2116 Venango, Philadelphia, Pa ......... . 1724 McGuire Donald B Ed 2112YV 049 3~. KC ··········--·············-·----McGuire' Harry E ·•s 345 I t., Abbyvill e ......................... _ _ _ _ __ McHarg 'Margaret'E 0JrC C ~~·• 8~4 T opeka ,. Topeka ................ _ _ __ %Sil Mcllrath Don c FrC 1621 Ed S W a shington, EIDorado .......................Mcllrath; Joan B:, FrC, 1225 Or~:d~ , ~ G reat Bend ................................ .. 80 Mcllr~th, Margaret L., JrC, 1225 Oread, Hu ~~o~ug o t on -······· · - - - - -- ~ 1 11 Mcint!re, Arthur D., FrC, 712 ~ Mass RR g .. 2 Mas~• RR55 orth.................................................. McJnt!re, Gordon B., FrC, 712% Vernon, Ind ...........- -...Mcint!re, Jam.es E., SrBus, 1700 Vt., 1405 5th' Ve rnon, Ind ... _ __ ...."' McIntire, Lo~.u~e B., SrFA, Commutes, Cacth~ )' Cent er ······················--.....McIntosh, Wilham F JrBus 13 44 K ge ···· · ···················· · · - - - - -..."' McIntyre, Corwin L:,' FrPh, •800 Ohfc;' _l2Ji~e , Clay Center ······· · - - - -·.2"~ II< McJones, Norma J., JrC, 1700 La., Ki~et ... d ...... ····-···················-----3 McJones, Robert W. SrE 1700 La B 229 ·········· .. ·····: .. ············-·························· ..·McKale, Clyde A., jrE 1'132 Ohi~• 31~\v 5~odge C ity ··················-..··--_....... :McKay, Jack F., Gr., 920 Mo., 425 Elm St • <=;_~rne tt ···················· · - - -- .... McKay, James B., Jr., SrC 413 Maine 420·•..:rc ion ·······- ·························· ............1 ~c~ay, John W., SrC&FrM 1244 Ohio' 3916 w n fntr I, EIDorado ·······················McKee, Gary R., Soc, 3, Sntlr. Dorm 7514 B ~ w Dr., , ichita ...................... 1 M~K::• Jack B., FrC, 1621 Edgehill, ·2201 N O h KC, Mo. ························ ...... M K • Robert E., FrE, 413 W 14th 3343 V K • C ······· ·········· - - - -...... M~K:e, W!1l!ace P., SoC, 620 Ohio,' 2148 Wa69thC.~o. ···························· ...................M Kcli W1ll~am H., FrE, Commutes, 234 N Ch tn C ··········· ·····························........c ar, Richard G .• FrC, 1700 Vt., 108 ty ...........................11 .lo.·------ -----~~.,lJ R:• i C ig!if \ :a.~1!11· cft ~ f ue, suns:t, J~3f~:11cc·····-----: Lawrence Address Home Phone Alcester S.D. ······························..................... 8 Roger D., JrBus, S~~~ Place, 302 N 2nd, Atchison •··························10 JJR • Kathleen L., Fr~2fL . 1929 Clark, Parsons ···································· ....... 1679J ·, ., ma l I.. SoSPhB, 12f8• La McPherson ............... ·················..................... 860 , Lowell D., r us, . 024' Overbluff, Spokane, Wash. ························· ... tt. !ary F., SrC, Corbin, 1. 1013 W Waldo Independence, Mo. ············1700 . • Pratt •················ ..................... il768l Robert L.. F rE • 1045 rC W Hills, w Hills, 701 S Pine, 4 1001 • Shannon Ph• 1302 W 4th, Lawrence ·······································............... 980 f-'/ g;~~OH~iiio~d·:::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. .•~· .J~rthl~~ntr~~~~~~· •. • Jame:- T., Jr ~E 1309 Snflr., 3700 Jefferson, KC, Mo . ............................. . . ' • , u~ice ~·• :rE; 1524 N.H., 620 Houser Dr., ElDorado ............................ 8OW 2 y, \\ lll~ai FrC, 1717 Ill .• 2705 N 17th, KC············ ........... ················ ........ 5 9R • Jamles F. FrC, 621 m.. Cottonwood Falls •······························· ............ 1978 1• Shu- YFrC 704 Ind., RR 2, Ottawa •······················:··········· .. ·····.................... 64 . erle J., J' B 1101 lnd 607 Willow Coffeyville ................................. .2 1n'rtha GeneJ.,R.,JrFA, r us, ·• Br?admoor, ' KC , Mo. ······· ......................... ..290 1145 La., 6534 721 • Joki Douglas, JrE, 1439 Tenn., Smith Center •···············.. ····· ...................... 3iioR • 'Ihomas E., FrE, 1030 Ohio, La.wrence ...................................................... . on' Wilber R., FrE, 506 W 6th, 424a Kenwood, KC, Mo. ··························· .. ·····?239 r: Jo: ph T., JrE, 743 La., 711 W 77th, KC, Mo. ··· .......................................... - 7.! hael. Earl w., FrC. 601 Ind., 718 N Anthony, Anthony ................................. -• 6 , La Verne s., FrE, 1037 Tenn., R~ 4, Larned ...........................................22~9}j n, Belfour R., JrC, 627 Conn., 927 .Kansas Ave., KC .................................... ;,8 OJ n, R chard c., SrBus, 1129 Vt., Trimble, Mo .................................................. .-88 , Thomas E., SoC, Snflr. Dorm., 7130 McGee, KC, Mo .................................. . n, Lois G., Gr., 1201 Oread, Lawrence ................................................................ ,. , 'orma J., FrC, Corbin, 711 Hawthorne, KC, ~o ................................~···;;·81>0 rray. Clayton c., JrBus, 127 Lane P, Snflr., 1047 Qumdaro, KC ............9uL>·K2 urray, Donald D., FrE, Snflr. Dor:m., 515 N 2nd, Burlington .......................... - .. l :·. \~Iiaralyn, i: DHSoC, •. ,GJ~'p~~ laor'M~~'.~P°~wiu··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2196 1246 Oread, 1121 E 9th, Winfield ..............................................89~ , Robert L., FrEd, 1408 Tenn., 1255 Wayne, T~peka ......................................14~ y, fa ry L., SoC, 1433 Tenn., 11 W 21st, Hutchinson ...................................... :;29:> m, fyron L., SoFA, 1332 La., Lawrence _ _ _ _ ........................................ .,009 lt, Lynne w.• JrC, 135 Lane P, Snflr., Snflr........................................................ . , \ illiam R., SoM, 1244 Ohio, 1415 W Wash., Santa Ana, Calif . .................. 36G own, John R., SrC, 1315 Tenn., 4826 Flora, KC, Mo ......................................... 273 y· , Ern t, JrC, Snflr., 8 N Sycamore, Iola ............................................................... . en, Harold D., SrE, 1540 La., 211 N Vine, ElDorado ....................................... .4.14 en. Larry E., lstL, Commutes, 506 W 6th, Topeka ........................................ y, Rose .1., JrC, 301 Lane 00, Snflr., 2520 Grand, Parsons ........................... . • y, 'alter L., Jr., SrC&2ndL, 301 Lane 00, Snflr., 417 N 10th, Independence orter, Doris M., FrEd, Templin, 139 N Denver, KC, Mo .....................................358 illlams. Dick H., SoE, 1409 Tenn., 3233 Cherry Lane, KC, Mo .......................... _503 , Donald, FrC, 1113 Ky., Lorraine ....................................................................1423 , John V., JrC, Snflr., 5434 Kamerling, Chicago, Ill ......................................... or, Ira J., SoE, Snflr. Dorm., RR 1, Independence .. - ......................................... . or, chard C., JrBus, 945 Vt., 429 E 1st, Hutchinson ......................................18441\l r, Ji FrE, 1126 Ohio, 4406 S 27th, KC ........................................................... . on ., SrBus, 1537 Tenn., 3704 E 13th, Wichita ............................................ 565 G en 0 ., JrE, 1122 Snflr. Dorm., 111 Socora Dr., Wichita ............ Withdrawn , Donald N., Jr., FrC, 905 La., 2200 Grandview Blvd., KC ........................3120J Charles L., SoE, S~r. Dorm., 620, 1116 Kansas, Atchison ....................... . FrC, Corbm, , iary Billy G.,C., FrE, 1201 Tenn. 1121 St·ffRiverview Dr. • KC ........................................... .860 • John w.. JrC, 721 \2 Mass'., 603 sr~ans;s··Ave·:··N·e··· ..................................... l 8lOR • 'illlam P., SrBus, 1339 Ohio 650 Wash. • wton .................................... 86 • Jack E., F'rF A, 2124 Mass.,' 5601 Charl~ff; K ................................................. 2089 r, Robert L., JrBus, 1528 Tenn. R 4 Eri • C, Mo. ···································.1360 rgaret R., Soc. Gower Pl., l806 Walk~~·-Ave·:···· .. ··· ....................................... 214 e, Gf?rge G., Jr., SoC, 1112 N.J., 506 Ma le Coff' K<;: ...................................... 71 a Y, R1t'hard A., JrPh. 1037 Tenn., R 2 El~ Cit eyville ................................145~ r, rnuam.w., FrC, 1301 w Campus, 114 w 65th ~ei-·i-~· ·Kc...i .. ··:·· ...................2299-r~ • Dons J .• Soc, 1537~2 Tenn., 1502 N St. Clair 'wicfi· fo ..........................726 e, Theodore, FrC, 512 La ., Loring ............................ • ita ............................ 506 p. oble M., FrC, Hotel Eldridge 331, 1905 LA Mesa .. Dod......... :···.. ·······.. • Carlos R., Jr., Soc, 912 Penn., 1621 N Penn., Inde end' ge City .......... 807 • enha!J, Donald W., FrC, 1324 Ohio, Box 302, L on P ence ....................... . II, ~rs. George G., SrC, 1232 Ohio, Lawretice s · .......................................... I, orma L., FrC, 1145 La., 1019 W St., Em 16031\1 Harvey J., FrC, 606 Ky., 50 Mission Rd. Wi~hit! ·················· ...................... 290 I, J anne L., (Bowlby) JrC 713 NH s10'N L. 1 ···· .. ·:··........................21sn,; 1• ~illlan:i J., FrE, 713 N.H., '2752 Academy, De~~~r~· rA~tal .................... 270 er, av1s W., JrC, 14 Lane J, Snflr., 1115 S Main Ott~ c ........................ 270 r, Robert G., Soc, 14 Lane J, Snflr., 923 High, To ek wa ........................... . • John A., Jr., FrE, 1315 Tenn., Box 617, Greensbuf a ·············•• ................ . g ..................................2738W :i~u ·ori............ ................ .......... �Ph011e 721 School Santa Fe, Salina •·········································121 63 Gordon L., SoC, 1528 Tenn., ~ SIola ······························································2s44W 1 -: Grant E., .SJ~, N'Mo., Sprin.~~~~: Mo·.::::.-:::.-::::::::.-:·withdrawn er, =dl, 'FrC, 913 T~nn., 43 38f~strco~~:,:co"ttawa, m. ······································m • Helen M., SoFA, Jolliffe, 69th 'KC, Mo. •··································-·········257 er, Henry L., Jr., SrC, 1425 Tenn.fao5 W 8th, Coffeyville ································21iiow er, n J. (Paulk), SoC, ~o 5ter,. km A ts., 604 Wichita •····························· : J~es A., FrC, 1121 O~2°·s~:.• 2411eE Eewis, Wichita ······················wl"iiici~awn E.. FrC, D9olrm3T M 3810 Strong, KC ········································ .. er: James James E., FrC, e ·2 Snflr. Snflr ............................................. ·············4310 1 , James R., JrE, mo~~~ 323 W 6th, Liberal ·································:::::::::::::::::::.2119R • Joreph s., FrE, 52 Elm Lawrence ··························· ·················· ················ 1721R , Leaford D., FrC, ~ 14th 308 W 16th, Topeka································ er Logan v., SoC, 314 La ence ······························ ················· : lalcolm, 3rdLJ, C154173~irlir n'6rm. Onaga·::::::: ............................................... - .. 853 r fansfield A., r , : Lan don ··········· ······························-·········· : largaret L., FrC, 1420 ~hS~r., 2i1 Harrison: Newton ·································· 718 , .fax I., SrC, 300 ~~er Place, 305 S Colburn, Iola ·································6iif:KC) I! r, ••ancy A.Gsrrt mmutes 1232 Waverly, KC ································At3 1580R F~E'. 1f11 i!YLa~;:n~: ~'... r, 0":'en c., FrE, 84.1 Oh 519 E Harvey, Wellington··············· ····························2 37 er, Ph1llp L., FrC, 1621 Edgehill 1847 Oakland, KC ····································95 r, Pleasant~• 2i2 Lane 0, Snflr..'1725 Poyntz, Manhattan ·····················i488J , Ralph L., o , 616 Maine 1011 Forest Tooeka ··················· ..................... . r, Richard B., JrE, k • Snflr 211' s Central Chanute ..................... . Richard F. Gr. 1 Barrac s 10, ·• ' 1978 r, FrC 704 Ind., RR 1, Earleton ..................................... .... ········-·········· r, Robert\: SoE 111 Lane N, Snflr., RR 4, Yates Center································ 34 r, Th Thomas omas J.,., ..,<:::oP'h , W 10th• 417 4th' Boonville, Mo. ······························:·th····d····-5 W1 rawn I ' Virginia M., FrFA, 841 Ohio, Lawren~e ·············· ······························· 443 er, Walter L., soC, 1540 La., 405 Kask;isk1a, Paola •··············································· 1569 er' Walton R., FrPh, 824 Maine, 2420 Peery, KC, Mo. ············································ 1 r' Warren c., SoM, 1145 Ind., 622 Concord, Corry, Pa. •·:·································- 002 Wesley E., SoE, 1646 Tenn., 302 W 2nd, ElDorado, Calif. •·····················-······ er, William, FrC, 1045 W Hills, 4512 Wornall, Kq, ~o. ······························-··········1700 r, William D., JrC, 10-19 Tenn., 238 S Vassar, W1ch1ta ............................................503 La1vrence Address Home m/:T.·ifif 7W i ~:. ~:~ R:: ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::16f~ 11 "tf th• r: I er: w :m: l; :::: ~G~~ii tit~joim··::==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1876 r, William R., SoC, 508 La., 924 Judson, Fort Scott ........................................1394Xt; r, G. Maxine, SrC, Corbin, Preston ········-········· •············································· 8 , Donald F., JrC, 804 Ky., RR 1, Salem, Ohio ....................................................1125 11 , Donald D., SoC, 1537 Tenn., 1227 Rowland, KC ··:················· .. ························565 en. James H., SrE, 1506 Snflr. Dorm., 402 W 1st, Pittsburg ···················-···•' Clarence L., Gr., 624 Snflr., Princeton, Mo. •·;····----···················:····d~ wn "I 11b, Elmer L., FrE, Dorm. 3, Snflr., RR 2, Enterprise ................................ With ;u• th , t~• tt %· ~a~~?~~~~ l;~ts. soe, i 96 a . :g:nl··J;c~io~~r¥~1:{n~~~~1i1oii.. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::........................22~~~ Wallace W., SrBus, 707 Tenn., 904 Clay, Topeka ................................................ 2536R W nfred W., FrPh, 1032 Ohio, Lawrence .............................................................. y, Dean J., FrPh, 612 W 12th, 806 Blunt, Clay Center ..................................... .2046 d, James W., FrC, 1245 W Campus, Box 222, Pratt .......................................... 868 In r, Hugh F., FrE, 828 Tenn., 1007 Laura, Wichita ............................................ 3026J Thelma W., Gr., 1111 Miss., 2018 E 24 St., KC, Mo ........................................ .1798J eff, Edison E., FrE, 103 Dou@as, Snflr., 6415 Lincoln, Morton Grove, Ill . ... . , Donald J., FrC, 1621 Ky., .1:1ox 362, Canton ......................................................1414R ·, D rls W., JrC, 1625 Edgehill, 4917 Wyo., KC, Mo ........................................... 3140 I , Charles R., SrC, West 10th, 74th Nall, Overland Park .................................. 531 Is, Sara V., SrBus, 1420 Ky., Bucklin ..................................................................... .1162 ohn T., Gr., 1332 Tenn., RR 3, Marshall, Mo ...................................................1956 o , arlan, JrC, Templin, 424 Crescent, Hutchinson ............................................ 358 bee, Foister, Soc, 704 Locust, Lawrence ··----··········································2387R , Lawrence G., FrE, 608 Ky., Trousdale ............................................................2187M r'iewell, Soc, 1625 Edgehill Rd., Richmond ................·-·····································3140 e.II, CZe~~;d~rs8~i;J~ilti~iv~a~e. t~r:·.··1435°iiiac·v··1ca..r,··T·o··p··e··ka·············• u' II Dan. D lelA ., FrE, 1120 N.Y., Lawrence ........................................................... ············ .1622W , 1' r.!~dlESfEs 1301 W Campus, 2208 E 14th, Tulsa, Okla ..... ·······················726 n' K r , 1 nflr. Donn., RR 1, Waverly ...................................... Withdrawn r.:ru:ie E E8, W 21st RR 6, Lawrence (Rural} ......................................1766 Cacpus, Box 247, Scott ..............................................868 1• :'; rvi' ; Ed 2is Iia~artl' c.~ FrE, 1~~8 ·Po·"il"ox·i4S:-Hniiin:;··fas4g~f I, R~th ri.~jJrg~:~r8 ~~• 1102 Charles, Humboldt ................................. .148 ), Ruth L., Corbrn 3~15 °Barb····..·Kc······························································860 11 • 'irgil L., FrE, Comm~tes, 1907 J::vwoo<i'."Iii,ie··enden······--·············--··········860 ll, Wiley S., Gr., 1312 N.H., 700 Mulbe , Valle 11 ce, Mo. ················ rry y a s ................................1697R �Name Sc hoot La tor n --··················958 ···············2640J ---············325!W - - - - - -·················980 Name Srhoot Lawrence Address Honie Phone •Morantz, Shirley R., JrC, Snflr., G617 Wenonga Terr., KC ........................................... . •Morantz, Stanley A., 2ndL, Snflr., 6617 Wenonga Terr., KC································-···· Mordy, James c., JrC, 1111 W 11th, 410 N 9th, Fredonia ········································-····ll06 Morey, Harry w., Jr., FrE, W 10th, 129 Paterson St., Perth Amboy, N.J ................. 534 Morey, Robert v., FrC, 900 Ala., 129 Paterson St., Perth Amboy, N.J..................... 2887 .Morgan, James I., FrC, 525 Ind., Leon ........................._. ·······································-········ll87R •Morgan, John A., SrBus, 1411 Mass., RR 4, San Bemto, Texas ................................ 2351J Morgan, John P., SrE, 1621 Edgehill, 2843 Parkwood, KC ............................................ 957 Morgan, Lawrence P., FrPh, 1641 Ill., RR 2, Atlanta ........... ···--···:·····························1227R •Morgan, Loy W., Gr., 119 Lane P, Snflr., RR 2, Nahunta, Georgia ........................... . Morgan, Royce L., FrE, 501 Tenn .. Orleans, Neb ......................................................... 3183 I •Morgan, William H., JrBus, 1352 Garfld. Topeka, 6878 S State, Westerville, O. (7405) Morphy, Anna L., JrC, 1225 Oread, 1118 N Main, Hutchinson ...................................... 581 Morphy, Paul H .. SoE, 1328 Ohio, 3937 McGee, KC, Mo .......................................... .2955\V Morrell, Grant R., JrBus, 616 Ky., Moscow ................................................................. .2187R Morrill, Edmund N., SoC, V-5, 1621 Edgehill, Hiawatha ··········································-··957 •Morrill, Elmer G., Gr., 9 Lane C, Snflr., 714 E 13th, Winfield ................................... . Morrill, Frances A., Gr., 1314 La., The Pines, Hiawatha .............................................. 3336J •Morris, Bobby N., FrE, 1401 N.J., 2316 College. KC, Mo ............................................. 838\V •Morris, David, B., SrBus, 1646 Ala., 20 N :Miss. River Blvd., St. Paul 4, Minn ... 1526J Morris, Edith J., FrC, 1001 W Hills, Oskaloosa .................................................................. 768 Morris, J. Bertrand, Jr., JrC, 1621 Edp;ehill, RR 3, Hutchinson .................................... 957 •Morris, Lawrence W., FrE, 121 Lane Q, Snflr., Snflr .................................................. _ Morris, Leslie H., FrC, 1211 E 13th, 4243 E 62nd, KC, Mo .... ...................................... .. •Morris, Margaret H., SrEd, 1646 Ala., 404 E Main, Carlinville, Ill., ........................1526J Morris, Mary M., JrC, Gower Place, 136 S Pershing, Wichita ................................... 718 •Morris, Samuel J., Jr., JrE, 856 Lyons, RR 3, KC .............................. ........................17091\1 Morris, Thomas F., SoC, 1639 Mass., 1706 Lake, KC ....................................................1269 1 :orris, Violet L., JrEd, 827 Miss., 300 E F, Kingman .................................................. 2282W Morrison, Barbara J., FrC, 333 Ark., Lawrence ..........................................................2323W M~~~/;~~'. i:aU,,gJ1 f.:' frt• slJ~~. ~~~~1ris~i ·Main:·Yites··c·ente;··························· Morrison. Richard L., SoC, 13'.{2 La., Fed Pen., Leavenworth ··················· ······3009 •Morrison, Robert L., lstL, 1323 Ohio La rf>n ········ ····················;;· •Morrison. Ross I., JrEd. 1123 OreE!or{ La~r~n~~ ·················· ····················· ................. ,1 3:l 7R Morriss, Caroline L .. SrFA, 1625 Edg~hill, 423 Fiiimore .. To·pe ....ka·······························3437114Jo •Morriss, Rex G., SrPh, 1724 K ., 423 Fillmore To ek ' ····························· Morrow, Bertha L., JrC, 120~ ~onn. r ' p a ·············································· 2383W •Morrow, Donald L., SoPh, 28 Lane j:,~~:fl:.~1kiiotii···c··n·····--···························· 1932 J Morrow, Eva M., FrC, 1941 Mass.. LeR , o cordia ························ •MMorrow, James L., Soc. Commutes, F2a,in~o1n·:·Tope·ka··················· ····e33g4gff 0 314orrow, Josef W., Jr., SoC, 1017 Ind., 1423 10th, Neodesha.... Morrow, Kenneth A., FrEd, 1341 Mass. k ··································· a :orrow, Kennet!1 c., FrC, 830 Ky., 904 N B·iva::·si":·j;;;eph:··Mo."···················m: Morrow, WMa rtjorie J .. SoFA, 707 W 12th, 1525 Arlin~ton, Independence Mo 964 orrow, a 1 er R., SrBu,;. Snflr. Dorm., 355 S 2b;t Newark Ohl0 ' · ······ Morton, Jack L .. SoE, 1430 La., 3636 Paseo KC jig' ' ······················-·· 2713 Morton, Robert E .. SoE, 1541 Tenn .• 111 G~rflejd, •Morton, /Veda) Mignon, Gr., 1505 Univ. Dr., Effin~ham ······························~ 348 Morton, Warren H., FrPh, 732 Conn .. 1126 WashinITTon, Parson·····························••V 208 Moseley, Donald R .. FrC, 1333 Ky., 76'.!5 Jarboe KC M s ····························2127 MMoser, PJoanne N., FrEd, Foster, 814 K:msas A.;,e., Hla~~t1-ia·················--················· 2 0 • ~er, atrlc!a L., SoFA, Watkins, 814 Kffilsas Ave., Hiawath ···································· •57 .~oses, Edward R., lstL, 1017 R.I., 2614 Forest Ave., Great Bea a································900 "foses, Kenneth V .. Gr., 1501 Mkh. La wren n ····························· 280 •Moses, Olive~ .• Soc. 1017 R.I., 2614 Forrest Aeve::··Great"Ben································2420 M: Mo~her, Maurice E., FrC, 1121 Ohio RR 2 Holto d ··································280 .Mosley, Ch~rles M., JrBus, 1603 L;., La;,'Tencen ······················································2180W Mosley, Elhott V., JrC, 1535 N.H., Lawrence ····························································2897 Moss, Arthur J., FrE, Dorm. 12, Snflr., 6l1 7 Grandview.. Merr..................................1619M Moss, Raloh V., FrE, 1204 Ky., 927 Ponlar, Newton ·······~··· .. 1am ···························· :o~ser, Robert S. , JrC, 1425 Tenn., 910 W Mmdock, Wlchita·········--···························1629 Mott, Donal.a ,L., FrE, 1134 Miss., 7810 Floyd, Overland Park······································552 Mowrey, William S., JrC, 1233 Oread, Luray...................... ·································J004 owry, Robert N .. JrC. 1045 W Hille: 20 N Frankl'n D J ············································1902 Moxley, Mary J., JrC, 1246 Oread, 9-41 Larnmie Atch· e aware, Ohio ····················1700 Moya, J~abel M., Soc, 1017 Ky., Cartai?o. Costa'Rica ison ············································898 Mover, Margaret (Pe~izy)' M. FrEd 1024 N.H Law··················································l207J oyer, s. Patricia, Soc. 1024 N.H .. Lawrence ., rence ······························ .. ······1033J M~cnmor~, Omer S., SrBus, 1043 Ind 2305 cr11 wford .. Pa································--········1033J onna M., SoEd. 1001 W Hiils, 3701 Valenti~e i{Jon~c.. ····························3014 Mu~c e~ James N., SoC, 1301 W C::impus, 3701 Valentine KC' M ' Mo. ····················768 Muhl~nb~dc A., SrBus, 1332 La., 622 Spl!tlog, KC ...........'. ....... ~..... ~· ······························726 . ·······························3009 tun b h, Anna F., SrC, 1339 W Camnus, Argon! Mulr~'k urg, Grace E., SrC, 1341 Ohio. Box 274, Cedar \:··i·--········································.267 • hllr R ercedes L., FrC, 1433 Tenn., 2727 N Main Hut h~ e ····································1110J 'Mo c mson ····································295 ' oger W., SrE, 821 Tenn., 8247 Forest, 99 ' . ························ ...................... ,...2335 j;J:: i~v:: E~avenwcict:ii································ /1t• KC �Name School Lawrence Addre School Home Mullarky, William C ., SrBu , 1135 T nn., 3517 Agn s. KC, Mo.························-Mullen, Robert E., FrE, 1100 Ind., l 2 \\' 15th, Hutchin on .... ·························-·· •Mullenix, Clarence R ., SpC, 40 Lane I, Sn.fir., tcLouth .................................... _ •Mullins, Reverdy L ., Jr .• SrC, 2207 Bark r, 219 S 35th, Parsons .......................... •Mulvaney, Albert E., FrE, 132 Lan Q, S fir., .oundridge ................................ _ Mumford, Jess L., JrBus, 1409 Tenn., 60 E 6th, D wey, Okla .......................... . *Mundis, William 0., SrBus, Commu es, 1812 • aln, Parsons .................................. _ Munger, Charles T .. Jr., FrC, 1621 Edgehill, 5535 Tahoe Lane, KC ................... . Munn, Donna D., FrC, 1625 Edgehill, 409~2 fain, Garden City ....................... . *Munns, Richard E., FrM, 400 Lane 7, Snflr., RR 5, Argt. Station, KC 3 ···············Mura, Anthony V., Jr., JrC, 1100 Ind., 606 W 35th, KC, Mo ............................... . Murdock, Jack H., FrC, 435 aine, 1205 Runnels, Big Springs, Texas .............. __ Muret, George H., FrE, 931 Snflr., RR 3, \ infield ·- ·-···················· ..········ ........... . Murillo, Bautista, FrC, 945 fo., Carl.ago, Costa Rica ···-································ ............i Murphey, Albert N., SoE, 1425 Tenn., 438 22nd, Oklahoma City, Okla .. . Murphy, Anna M., SoC, 1701 Ind., 101 E 1st, Caney ····--····· ............................... . Murphy, C. Douglas, FrC, 1649 Ill., Lawrence ··-·····-·-···· ·-·········----··..... l Murphy, James. FrPh, Snflr. Dorm., Dighton ·····-··--··························.. ·················•Murphy, Joseph B., FrE, 135 Lane B, Snflr., 550 W 2nd, Hoisington ................. _ Murphy, Joseph M., JrC, Snflr. Dorm., 2726 i 10th, KC ......................................._ Murphy, Larry A., FrC, 127 E 19th, Di hton ····-·-·········· ....... -................................ 7 , Murphy, Ruth E., JrC, 1625 Edgehill, 1004 S 9th, Salina ......................................... •Murphy, Virginia C., SrC, Commutes, 1608 Web _ter, Topeka ............ (2-5689) To ~~~:;,· JJ;JN:: 8:: :;:: it: t::: ~~;~~; ::::~:::::::::·::::.:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:1 Murray, Jean A., SrC, 504 La., Lawrence ....... . ...... . ..... ......................................... • Murray, John R., SrE, 910 Ohio, 373 Lorimer Ave., Turtle Creek, Pa ....................! Murray, Morse E., JrBus, 1512 /Jass., RR 2, Fort Scott ..... ···································•-·· "'Murray, Robert J .. JrBus, 1208 Del., 1317 I.amine, Sedalia, Mo. ·························-~ Muser, Helen L., Gr., 2121 N.H., 804 E 40th, KC, o ... -········................................... 1 Musp-ave, M;ax E., So I, 1043 Ind., Minneapolis --·----······························-.. Musick, Lewis G., SoEd, 1245 W Campus, 1907 Harriman, Redondo Beach, Calif , Musselman, Millard M .. JrE, 1245 W Campus, Lawrence ...................................... Myers, Alice G., FrC, 170 Mass., Cofonv ·········-··--······- ·····-·.....................................-2 ~yers, Arthur S., Jr., Soc, W 10th, Pav/nee Rock ... . . _ ························- - -~ *Myers, Betty J., JrFA, Templin, RR 1, Bethel .................................................Myers, Douglas B., FrC, 111 Lane B, Snflr., 3543 Oak Ridge, Joplin, Mo......... Myers, fo Ann, FrC, Corbin, 1121 Garfield, Topeka ................................................ M~!~:; Maerj~·• ~r~J.3f5f{i, S 2nd, Iola ...............- ............................................ . M M rth ry ,2 nn., 1121 Garfield, Topeka .................................. . Myers, "'Ma a J., SoFA, 1420 Ohio, orwich ............................................................. Myers, Raj; ~• FrC, 1246 Oread, 3317 17th, G eat Bend ........................................Myers, R!ch ard D., FrE, 1012 R.I., 1431~ E 8th, Horton ..................................... -.... ? *Myers, W~ll!lr E., FrPh, 2301 Mass., 1002 Grimes, McPherson .......................... 222 yers, 1 1am R., SoE, 1733 Vt., 3543 Oak Ridge, Joplin, Mo ............................... - ¥~ :NNaaccccaratto, VS~b!o• JTrE, 100 Aqueduct, Snflr., 419 1 Pine, Columbus ................... . ara o, 1c or ., SoEd 514 Lane 12 Snflr Box 81 Ca n Nail, Ella M., Gr., Commut~s Pe • ., • ro a ········· .. ·············... *Naff Joh D G c ' rry ·················......... ···-·········· .. ······.. ········ ...··· .. ····perry Nag~l Rb t'wr.F Fmmutes, 505 E Cedar, Olathe ................................................ . Nagle' B~ er d M EA, 1204 Ky., Wright City, ir0 ............................................... 1 Nagle' J ·•s rE • ~pooner-Thayer, 563 W Bdwy., Hoisington ....................... Nall , J'ac·k Al .• Gam, 15046' R .I., attenfeld, r., Johnson563 W Bdwy., Hoisington ································ 0 W~li J c:~;:;f:•~~~r~'..ifc,8;.tl~·:~;7g;,~~~!;t·~ja"·:·:::::::::::::;:::::::::::·::::::::::::::. :::::::::::::::::::::::::~-=Nash Edward J S E E ·• 334 Hobday, O~ge City ................... .1 ii ·sJFA• 308 Natioti William J E 19th, 2609 Ashland, St. Joseph, Mo.························Nattie~ Janice R 1i2' 3so E 12, 1716 Woodland Blvd., KC ..........................Nault Cll:fford A·• Jr F' C i13~read, 720 State St., Conco,·dia ··············· .. ···--········Naxe;a Katheri~~ J re• 1521 Hills J>kwy .. 5111 State Line, KC, Mo ......... ...J" *Naylor• Frank E J ., Sr0 E' C .I., 502;:, Paseo, KC, l\'10 ........................................ 1 •N 1 ' . ·• r., , ommutes, 1525 Harrison Topeka ay or, Kirk E., Gr., 111 Drive C Snflr Nat0 m ' ·············· .. ············Neaderhiser Norman w s E I\ ·• a ······......... ··································· .. ··-. *Neal, Alma F., Soc, 1343 •Te~ 833 R ~o., RR 1, Niles ................................................. .12~,1 1 Neal, Frances E ., JrC, Carrnth:· 50~ N~ 0 1,i:E!ITia······ ................................................ -•' *Neal, Vernon W., FrC, 1717 Ind., Drexel,• Mo. m ................................................. --;;;,!. l• f Ei:lt~J~i1Z~M,tr:1i~~i~;~:~gt~ toi:~k~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ is 0 Needham, Emily F ·•1221 'oread 3 Cl .~dgeh1ll, 5800 Cherry, K C, Mo ......... .. Neel, Go"!J-~m. 1111 w 11th, 329 Naao1r1'-l'dneville, La ...... ·········- - -~~~ ~!ei, Patric!a N., JrC, 1924 La., 2809 Monterey, St ... Jose···h ··M·········--·······.. ·· ... ······-;;1 e Y, Gloria J., FrC, Watkins, Pamona p • o ........................... . Soc: ·~:J~t;~~ 8:: I~~:r:b~ 5 6::~~::::::::::::::::::::: : : : : : : : : :. c~~~ut~~ci1J~ ~·~~~:::~ 1 • ~elma V., Gr., 1221 Oread, 4416 Wa e K • ······• ................................KC ~:.. ~~.·.. ::::::·································~, Ne:ff, William L., FrC, 1540 La., 1710 W 50.J:: 100 La.tore-nee Address Home Phone �Ph01le Horr.e Lawrence ............................................ :::::::: .... 366 Lawrence AddTess Name ichol on, Walla • - • - ••-••o••••••••• ickel, Kenn th ickel, Inr hall , Mo ................. icklin, Thoma s E ., J nute ................ .. Nicol t, Albert E .. FrC, Niedens, Alverta D .. Jr Nielson, Donald C ., r • Nielc-en, Sydney, Gr., l Niemeyer, Linda E., Fr ienart, Benjamin, Fr .. iernberger, Jo eph, F "igg, Ca rolyn, JrC, 100 ............... _. Nigus, Marjorie K., So , Ala ...... _ ilon, Cha rles H .. Gr .. S ininger, Engel S., FrC •Nissen, Roland .• FrE, Nite, Kittie N., FrC. 121 Niven, Anna E .. SrFA, Nixon, F. Jean . SpFA, 6 Noah, Donald W., FrC, *Noble, Harold T ., Jr., J *Noble, Loyd W., S rBu oble, Wilbur B ., SoC Noe. Anna L., FrFA, Noel, Lee R ., Jr., JrC. Naftzger. Richard L ., Nohe, Kenneth M., Sr olan. William ., So Noll, Lewi H .. Soc, 9 Noll, Robert M., Jr., S Nolop, Norman C ., Fr •Norburg, Raymond B., Norcross, Patricia L .. er, Colo ......... . Nordeen, Miller, SoE. tt ... ____ Nordeen, Nellie M., FrC Norquest, aomi, JrBus, ........................... Norquest, Ralph I., JrBus, .......................... Norris, Darrell F ., FrC, l 5. Norris, Delvin T .. FrC. 153 Norris, Jerrold G ., FrE. l 02 ........................ •Norris, Kenneth L. , S cE. 1 • ...................... Norris, Verlyn L .. Gr .. 1623 Pl Oak, Pratt ( Northern. James E .. SoE. 1421 Norton, Cleo P .. FrC, Smifh Ha Norton, Ethel M .. SnC, 1734 Til., Norton. Glen W .. JrE, 105 E J 9f Nossamc1n , Calvin W., FrE, 16 ........................ Novak, Carol C .• FrFA. Corbin, •Noyes, Don L. , FrE. 8 F. Snflr. - - - - - -- ......................... Noyes, Rnbert L. , FrC. 1320 Ky ......................... . Noynaert, Joseph F .. Gr., 1339 , Mo .............. . •:t-ruccfo, Samuel J., FrE. 1116 . field, Ill ........... Nunnelee, Jearl B ., FrC , 1111 . ....................... .. Nunnink, Jo"'eoh A ., FrC. 1337 - - - - - · · · ··......................... •Nusbaum, Wellman E., SrE, 1 O ···•-·.......................... *Nuss, Vernon L., 2ndL, 846 lss --............................ .. *Nye, Arnold C., JrC, 318 E 2n - - - - -..........._ _ __ Nyfeeler, Edward K .. FrC. 1339 _................................ .. Nystrom, Arthur N ., Soc, RR 4, c o ···-··· .......................... Nystrom, Curtis A., FrC, 1414 Tenn., Savonburg ··-········--· ................................ . 0000000o OooooHo00•00 000 ...... ............ u . ...... ---- Oatman, Arthur C., Jr., JrE, Bnttenfeld , 604 aln, Tn endence, Mo .... ....... .. Oatm~n. Martha F., FrC, Wc1tkins. G04 N -fain. In-iPpe oence, Mo .......................... ObenJand, Frank E .. FrC, l40Sl Tenn .. SH Cln rk. Clay Center ................................. ..! l gger, Thomas N., JrBns, 1540 L a .. Box 206, RR 1. Carl.<:b'ld, Cnlif............................ ~ Ob er~e~man, P.!'lrley D., FrC. 1113 Ky., RR 1. Grepn .............. .............................. ..1. Ob erh el man, Richard P., FrC. 15:17 Tenn., 103 E 6')th Terr., KC, Mo ...................... -• •oberl'e 1an, Robert P ., Soc, 1537 TPnn., 103 E 65th Te r., KC, Mo ......................*Ob e\!n, "V3:cm M. A., SrC, 808 Ind ., 913 Mound. Atchlc;on ......................................... .. 1 Ob er m~ C., Jr .. JrE. 808 Ind. , 625 S a nta Fe. Atchison ................................ Ob ermel\ir, . 1 E .. FrE. 91:l R.I .. 324 Martin. O c;awatomJe ................................. .. 0 ,..Jr.f!., Jri, ~ •· Soc. 1115 La .. 313 B aker, Salina ...................................................... . O'B r;en, ~ ~. 1 ·• Jr., SrC, 1339 Tenn., moo W Central. E!Dorado ........................ 25 • 1 O'B;y~~. H~rbe~1j.,J;~E ml.:~;,~641 Harrison. KC, Mo . ..........................................j' Ocamb R b D · •• Lawrence ............................................................. 1 Ochs, Harf.in Fr·,trf4s1~ Ho/z1;ampu ' 2?4 w 2nd, Junction City ..................ii , 308 Fossil, Russell .......................... _._. ....... - atm ent L~ 102 Schoot ' ��PhOM Name School School La1.011mce .Address 1Iome .....1783 ba A JrC 1215 Oread, 1023 Orville, KC ·························· ..:::::·\Vithdrawn ..........2640J Bar ra ·•c 745 M ·ne Lawrence •·············································· a1 416 E Hickory, Neosho, Mo.··············"·····•·· 415 • ohn E., Fr , J., JrBus, 910 Vt.Mi Joplin, Joplin, Mo.................................•• 0 1814 1292 wyn G., Jri,l~d~, f:2'5 Locust, KC, lvio. ····························:·.::::::::::::i361M • rl y ., JrE,C 1336 Vt. 3246 E 29th, KC, Mo. ···························· 2693W 'He en F ~r i308 Mass'., Rt. 1, Box 50, Garnett ··························::::::::::2118W rt. r I c., r ' P 525 W 7th Russell ·································· 503 t • G or e w., FrE, 1245 enn., 1013 N Hersey, Beloit······························ .......... r cnard 1., FrC, 1409 Tenn.Snfl 734 Manor Independence, Mo. ·········· 3 i, •, re E., ~~~~..~'..........~.:'. .....................:........................................ ithd~awn • r~ n, l~soE, W10th, 1220 W 8th, Topeka ····································::::::~............860 • r nc FrC c bin 420 S Lawn KC, !Vlo. ······································ ' . rgo, ' '¥h 1i34 Miss., 30i B1own, Osawatomie·································· 726 • ham. E., FrJrC 1301 W Campus, 221 E 8th, Chanute ····························2299W nl. ran E i037 Tenn., RR 1. Easton, Mo. ············································ 2194J • Charle E ·•s rFA 928 Maine, 3323 N 27th, KC··························...................... 1~74 , orge J ., F~ i232 La., 616 S Pecan, Nowata, Okla. ··········· ····················1121 'Gret~ c·· Frc' 1417 Ky., Oakley•······································································ 148 ' 'f, rre ·• FrC 1408 Tenn .• 1309 College, Topek? ·········································· o , ~ yne Lo. SoC, 1045 W Hills, 209 W 11th, Hutci:unson ································lifR ' ili1'am R. 'FrC, 14(J6 Tenn., 608 12th, Osawatomie ······································151700 bt~ ~ SrE, 1045 w Hills, Garfield •······:····:···············································1 802 • 1 aret M., SrBus, 1201 W Campus, Garfield ··········································"' "66 b ' SoM, 1244 La ., Hurlock, Md ............ •······················································· 8 ' He en L., I<'rC, Gower Place, 2421 Bdwy., Great Bend .................................... ~ 2 r' Robert J., soc, 1425 Tenn., 2421 Bdw;», Great Bend •·····································1~21 , James r., SoE, 1007 Tenn., 4716 Bernice, KC ···················································· 205 uit Charles H., SoC, 1614 Ky., 37 Hancock, Salem, Mass. •·······························~ b, Arthur L., SrC, 2010 Tenn., Lawrence ·················.. , nneth c., FrC, 603 Elm St., Lawrence · · · - - - - -..···························33 , Ralph E., Jr., FrC, 536 Elm, Lawrence ....................... •··············.. -·•············· , R chard R., JrE, 631 La., Lawrence ···-----······· _ _ _ _ ............. . 20M e, Robert A., FrC, 744 N. H., 1617 Galena A, Galena ........- - -..························· Wayne A., FrC, 536 Elm, Lawrence ..........................- - - -.. ······················ 3 J t. Frank S., Gr., 704 W 12th. Lawrence - - - - - - ·································· 8 y, Bobby R., FrC, 1346 Ohio, 511 W Washington, Yates Center •····················.2· rd, Homer M., FrFA, 1033 N.H., 4400 E 56, KC, Mo .................... -~-······ 8 49 Home Js~. '1tr l H.: bg 7 -----········---·~to;1ii gi~ :~J ~: ~~ I:· F~c~·c~~~~~F:r~~ ..:::::::::::::::...............:·························:·.······················~~~ on. Dorothy M., JrC, 153n~ Tenn., 1407 S Sumnut, Arkansas City ................506 y, John J., JrE, 704 Ind., 1239 S Hickory, Ottawa ···----······················1978 Po, ck D., JrEd, 845 R.I., Chase ··········································:··········································· P r, Richard H., FrC, 1621 Edgehill, 312 E 16th, Hutchinson ..................................957 , Robert D., SrBus, Snflr. Dorm. 801, 501 N Lake St., Emmetsburg, Iowa , Albert L., SoC, Spooner-Thayer, 418 S Vine, Wichita ..................................684 rt, ilton 1., FrC, 712 R.I., Lawrence .............................................. _ _ _ _ 857M , Chfford A., SoC, 841 R.I., 2009 Chicago, Muskogee, Okla .............................2122 Charles w., SoC, Snftr. Dorm., 6811 Rockhill, KC, Mo ..................................... er, Dallas D., JrEd, 304 Ind., Sabetha - - - - .........................................1407W n er, Ronald R., FrC, 304 Ind., Sabetha ................................................................ 1407W ymond E., JrC, 101 Lane A, Snflr., Rt. 2, Waverly ..................................... . , Gerald R., FrC, Snflr. Dorm., Rm. 517, Garden City···························•········-· , Jack R., FrE, 517 Lane 31, Snflr., 314 S Pioneer, Lyons ................................ tz. Don v., JrBus, 933 Tenn., Rt. 1, Cherryvale - - - - - - · · · · · · · ················956 th, Erne t C., Gr., 727 Ark., Lawrence ......................................................................759M t. Ray 0., FrE, Snftr. Dorm., Box 6, Liberal ................................................... r, Arnold A., FrPh, 718 Ky., Kinsley ·····························----················3216M . William S., FrC, 901 Ohio, Jewell ................................................................3490M b, Paul S., SrC, 124H~ Ky., 106 Ash, Hays-----······························· r, Chester W., FrPh, 207 Lane N, Snflr., Westmoreland .............................. tr, James E., FrE, Rt. 2, Lawrence ........................................................................ er, Robert E., FrFA, 801 Miss., 2514 Ohio, Topeka ............................................2169 , r, Howard H., SpC, Commutes, 215 Central, Leavenworth ........................... . E So~ 10~8 R.I., 10 W Piankishaw, Paola ······----................1788W , o ,, r. Miss., 2057 N 13th St., KC ................................ --·········1778W YteR FrM, 1244 Ohio, Lacrosse ----··········································366 2448W , o ., r us, 1428 Pa., Gem··········· · · · - - - - - · - - - - , George M., FrE, W 10th, 11401 E 19, Independence, Mo 534 J~net_le A., FrC, 1641 R.I., Lawrence ..................... .....-..=::···:····························· om, lllUnce E. E .• FrFA, Snflr., 1329 N Quincy, Topeka··---·················· o.off, Gerald F., SoE, Snflr. Dorm. 12, 559 Freeman KC Hugh T., SoPh 1300 N.H. M Ii ' ···································· • John A., FrC, i045 W Hill; Garfie Jd······-· .. ---..........................................lS97~1 roy, Donald A., SrC, 1131 Term., 527 kari.~s··Hoi..................................................17 , Boyd E., SoE, 1931 Learnard L r ' ton ··········································2033 , irginla L., SrC, Watkins Pl ~w ·iI'ce ···········---······································.2391R Prentise R., FrE, 946 L~ .• Ji~d~e·~·•--....·-~·····················----······900 --·····························-·--······················1876 p J•JaA 0 ~hat J·•6 oo 106 �Lawrence Address Home Phone • Scllool ·ghwa 61 0 Sikeston, Mo .................. . FE 25 Lane P, Snflr., Hi y k Sikeston Mo.···················· •Pro,'Ier, C~!le~~·Jr.~ FrE, 12 Lane J, 8 /;;ntain, Wichha •·························552 P t. Har ~is Jr., FrC, 1425 Tenn., N Pine, Eureka ··································2121 r, . ranh dB. FrC, Snflr. Dorm. 912,M915sh 11 Little Rock, Ark .....................3140 Ric ar • C 732 Conn 1823 A ar a , d KC Mo ········· Pr Carlon w., Sr , · ··········=:::::........... 443 1625 Edgehill, 2017 Linwoo. , . • or, Jacquehne A., Jrfs40 La., 553 N Broadyie?', Wichita .......... -..:.................. 538 900 or Thomas R., SoE, 327 s Belmont Wichita •······----.'Jo nne, FrC, lllS La.,. 212 Wabash, KC, Mo. •·····································::::::::::::::2s4 Pu rtan D., JrC, Watkins, 1426 Topeka, Topeka ···························· 'Robert F., Jr., FrC,322 llOO 72U CW, Kingman·································· 164 8 IndD ~ ·4 Durango, Colo. ··································:1iiiisR 'm, Robert L .• FrC, Ruth E., JrFA, Carruth, 707 Wisconsin, Neodesha························· 906 ~nn., 15 3121 Campbell, K<.!, Mo. ·······················:..sl7 Pumphrey, Jack E., J~BuS, 0 phrey, John w., FrC, Snflr. 113f~d. •616 SE 2nd, Newton •·······················-····· S fl '316 E 18th St., Hays ·································· 721 Pun nncy, Robert E. H., FrM, •Purdy, John E., SoPh, 1439 401 Lane 3,22~7 64th, KC, Mo. ················································770 Purdy, Peter M., FrC, T;~'.H. 2644 Brinker, Og~en, ~t~ ·········· ················::::::126 ' us 248 N Quentin, Wichita ······················ 860 Purr n ton, Wealthy, Gr., 21 ------···························· Jo ph E., Soc, 130~ W Camp dt , Beverly K., FrC, Corb~, S~fr~~g ······························-····860 Py e, orma J., SrBus, Corbm, --------········································ Pye, Claude L., JrE, 621 Snflf~1ci···Morrill ... ···-:-:-7"----~························--3~4 Py George, Jr., Jrg, fo4~ehld 430 s Tei:-r., Wichita .............................................. - .. Py ' Howard R., So ' ., . ithdrawn 1 101 Victoria Singapore, China ················ W k, Soo.T~ng, E, 121~2s~E:Sborm., 614 S~ 3rd, KC ----·······················2222R jas, Prisc1hano, Fr • 1645 ·Mass Perry ··································· ................................ 1220 uinlan, John P .it~uc' 1238 Ten.;;., 1137 Mulvane, Topeka ·································j120J n!ey, Robert ·• o • 3115 N 23 KC ....... ···························· UlM, Donald L .• Sr~c90fs~J1stratford Rd., 626 E Euclid, M.cPherson ................ 123i~ _ng, Robert A., ire' 1621 Edgehill, 325 Crescen~. Hutchinson ······························860 uln~g, JY~ttir Frc: Corbin, Alajuela, Costa Rica ······························ .. ············::~:s98J Quir°nbe~, Walter M., FrC, 1339~~ Mass., Lawrence ····································-······ w., rutr37W or: th~~. \V H&....... .......... I ?·• bert R. JrE, 817 N.H., Carthage, S.D. - - - - · · · · ································· 84 Ra~~l1ester soc, 1042 Ohio, RR, Chase 20 dclilf: Louis D., FrC, 1238 Tenn., Box 24, Cedar Vale ··· ······································ 1 w 587 der, John L., JrBus, 1116 Tenn., Howard----············································ 587W 'Rader, Valentine S., FrC, 1116 Tenn., Howard ····························································\693M er, Johan c., SrBus, 1610 Barker, Oslo, Norway •··········:·································· g;an<i, John M., FrE, Spooner-Thayer, 417 N Prospect, Liberal ... 684? •Ra , Dan D. M., SrC, 923 Tenn., Lawrence•····--· .. ····· ····································135; 135 :ftT!~.~La1;r~~r~.~~~.. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1352 in, James H., JrC, 1025 W Hills, 201 S 6th, Independence .................................il~~ dt, Richard A., FrE, 1122 Ky., 9 W Dartmouth, KC, Mo.····································· 8 ne , John H., SoPh, 732 Conn., 2702 Lake St., KC ······················· ··························2o27 e, Marcia L., JrC, 1433 Tenn., 1243 Warren, Topeka ..........................................295 Ra e, Sam E., Gr., 2117 Ohio, Lawrence·····················································:····:············ Ruel E., FrE, NROTC, Room 127, Snflr. Dorm., 5604 Outlook, Mission ..... . Rake, yron K., JrE, 933 Tenn., 1031 Central, Horton ....................................................95G e, Wilbur D., FrE, 630 Elm St., Lawrence .............................................................. 1363J I, James·~ .• Jr., SoE, 623 Ind., 4909 Woodland, KC, Mo ................................... 2201 n, Lucile I., JrC, Locksley, 1315 Virginia, Sabetha .................... ........................ 504 • mbo, Clarence E., JrE, 200 Lane P, Snflr., Snflr ........................................................ . Ralll1 y, Robert H., SrE, 1540 La., 909 Riverview Dr., Atchison ..................................444 'Ram.'.ly, Robert S., Gr., 1225 N.Y., Lawrence ...............................................................1241J Ramsdell, Leta J., Soc, Carruth, 621 Cumberland, Burlington .................................... 164 Ramsey, Bartiett W., FrM&SrC, 1228 Ohio, 4333 Bellefontaine, KC, Mo ............. 3364 Rarn.ey, Emma J., FrC, 841 La., Chapman .................................................................2995J y, Helen L., Soc, Corbin, 200 Broadmoor, Topeka ............................ Withdrawn Ram.!ey, Jerrold C., FrE, 2020 Mass., 321 Main, Erie ................................................. l 777M R.a y, Leon M., Jr., SoPh, 1306 N.H., Chapman ......................................................... . '. Y, Marjorie E., JrC, 1306 N.H., 209 NE 7th, Abilene ......................................... . Y, Maurice K., Jr., FrC, 1621 Edgehill Dr., 7507 Walnut, KC, Mo ..................... 957 Ram!ey, Richard V., Gr., 1301 W Campus, 921 W Central, ElDorado ........................ 753 Y, Ruth A., SrBus, 1215 Oread, 705 Grandview, Topeka .................................. 1783 IT\Seyer, Robert A., JrC, 711 R.I., 224 W 68 Terr., KC, Mo ...........................................270 Rand~ur. Donald M., SoE, 682 Hercules Rd., Snflr., Dwight ..................................... . all, Wayne C., SrBus, 1711 Mass., 422 S 6, Osage City ....................................1881R 11, John W., Soc, 1537 Tenn., 665 N Mission, Colby ............................................565 d' e, Jrtdy L., JrE, 832~~ Mass., 705 NW Nevada, Portales, N. Mex ............... .. , ·~• hab E., FrC, 305 E 19, Minneola ·······································································.2977M 0o1\• onald L., l'itL, 2301 Mass., Lawrence ....................................................... 2224W P8 , Jo~el·•-/.rrC, i600 Ind., 503 N Taylor, ElDorado ....................................... . y' Ffumfd L 308 Vt., Box 111, ~tark ................................. ··············:· ...1514W , o ., r , Sntlr. Dorm. 733, Stilwell .......................................... Withdrawn G., •11i:: i't;{~iI~ea~:: ~ ,F l• --c-:----······································::::f~ �Name Lawrence Addre Schoot School Home Raney, Joan R., FrC, Corbin, 306~2 Doug! , E ll wo th ····· · · · · - - - - -•-Jt lll Raney, Marilyn G., FrC, Cor bin, Syracu e ··-··········· ·····-··················----··Raney, Richard H .• SoPh, 15 0 La., 526 \ .. n , 0 borne ················--~*Rankin, Howard A ., lstL, 941 Ky ., Lawr nee - - - - · ·············-·---··.. *Raper, Marion E., SoE, c/ o W. O. fitc h 11, RFD 1, I in , Mo .............................. _;Rapp, Jack E., FrC, 1026 Ohio, 145 • Em o ria , W ich ita . ... ....... · -----~ ■ Rarden, Janice A., FrC, 1827 Barker , 1u llmv ille .....................................................3. Rardin, Jack w., Soc. Spooner-Thayer, 1 28 Buchanan, Topeka--.. .. Rasher, Amy, SrPh, 82·1 Miss., Solom on ........... ,.·-··--·-·········- - - -*Rasmussen, Otho M., Gr .. 814 E 13th, Lawr Ence ......... ·-·············· ····-----""•~i■ ii *Rasmussen, Wallace Vv., FrC, 14 E 13th, i .... ······-········ ··· · · · · - - - --i.:;.,11111 Rath, John H., JrE, 1208 Ky., 1019 I u lberry, Humbold .... ............·- - ----'W.111 Rath, Kenneth M., FrE, 1208 Ky .• 921 Pecan, Humboldt ... M••··································· Rath, Lyle H., FrPh, 225 E 18, Haigler , eb. ...................................... 2fil!'! Rathbun, Phara K., SrC, Corbin, RR 2, Lyre Ranch, Dexter ·········---- Rathgeber, Harold E., FrC, Snflr. Dor m. 26, H ardtner ........................................... Ratlilf, Walter D., Jr., SoC, Commut e , Oskaloosa ... ·-·-·························· .. ········Ratner, Payne H., Jr., SrBus, 1425 Tenn., 205 Belmont, Wichita .................. ._ Ratzlaff, Mona L., FrC, 1941 Mass ., Lakin ········-··----··· .. · · · · · · - - - - -Rau, David H., JrC, 1233 Oread, 316 W 8, June ·on City ........................................ Rau, James M., FrC, 1017 Ind., 316 \ 8, Junction City -········..· · · - - -- *Rau, Robert C., FrPh, 413 W 14th, a kefield .......... • ............................................. Rawlings, Robert R., JrC, 615 Ohi o, Tonga n ox ie .......................... - - - -..-· Rawson, Edwin H., FrC, 1408 Tenn., 408 \ 46 Ter r ., KC Mo . ............................ .. Ray, Betsy W., Gr., 1124 Emery Rd ., 6510 Penn, KC , .10 . .. ...... ............................. Ray, Donald E., FrE, Sr.fir. Dorm., Rm. 1517, RFD 1. G randview, Mo ............... :~ay, Donald E., SpC, Commutes, Overbrook .......................................... 0verbr, "'Ray, ~leanor W., UncEd, Commutes, 0 e r brook ..... ·-········· ........................ 0verbr Ray, enneth, 2ndL, 1301 N.H., RR 4, KC ··········- · - - ...................................... . Rayi ~llitll.m D., FrC, Commutes, Box 147, Over b rook ... ·-······················· 0verbr Ray, ~r Ba~ .• SrFA, 1216 La., 100 \ 19, Hutchin on ......................................... . Raymond, HenJamin H., JrE, 1716 Vt. , RR 1, Partrid e ............................................ • R!~~~~d: w!ft°c;1d Js:c/i~oievr·• p~~a .............._ . ···································· 1 *Naza~, Ej, s~,c1145 Vt .. Collyer ......... .~~.~.. 1 R!!: T~m •T~~.~ \_ M1il~1iddle. Lea e n worth ........................... . 933 Read, Bernadine J., FrFA, 12410 La 221 E s, kPhe r on .. ··:·····;,-······················ ...... .. Read w·uE 1 tL 1 1 ·• 10th, Ba.~-ter Eprmg. ...... ...................... *Reading~ M,'' ls~G;, 2 76 2;1J=r IO~, Baxt er Springs ..... I!: Readio, George F., FrC, 1100 Tenn '604 Mi fir. ····· · ·········· ···············•········· .... A ·• • t chell St., Ithaca, N.Y .....................*Ready Jose h R s C Ready' Robep t K., JrC, 163 142~ Tla., 1323 Dewey S t. , St. Joseph, Mo.······················ , r ., r • .> enn. 319 E 11th \ ellingt"n Reasons, Kenneth C., SrC, 1300 Te~. Cold 'er •J •• •• • • • •••• •••••••••••• • .... .. .. . . . Reber John A J s E R b.1 ' wat ·············••·••································ ...·..1 Reda 'Angela M 407 Gym, 5101 Brookwood, KC, Mo.············· ..... Redd~ch Ruell E C Ind , RR 1, Box 18, Cherokee ................................... 1 *Redeye Nicholas .T rJ C704 H k °ii 400 S J~ckson, KC, Io. ······························ ...... *Redfield Duane C .,F 11~ Bollm.mgdale Rd .: Akron, N.Y. ··················.. *Redfield' Earl L F li'7 L ane Q, Snflr., Bucklm ........................................ Redman• Charle;' Ar s'oE 103o'16~' Snflr., Box 705, Bucklin ······· · · - - -Redman: Kenneth G G • L 10, 317 E Elm, Ol a the .......................................-31 1244 Redmond, Mary L., Frc~·i420 Oh7;;, Ola th e ... ······························· .... Redmond Paul c soc 941 Ind B ry, ~ ttawa . .............................. . Redwine 'Maple C FrE Snfl D ox 30, Junction Ci ty ............................................ Reece, R~ymond •r' SoE Snfu1425, 702 W 1st , Pratt ............................... .. Reece, Richard J ·soM '1soo fu.d orri·• etawaka ....... -···································· ..*Reed, Albert c., SrE, rnii Ala., L-;;.w:~~ Lafayette, KC ...................................... . Reed, Alfred ~ .• Soc, 1439 Tenn., Grove cok············ ... ·······································:.. Reed, Bobby N. JrBus 1540 L 517 N • la . .-················· .. ························ W1thdr Reed, CarJ E., FrC, 844• Ark. cf~iv Emporia, ElDoraao ···············--·--····· 1b•., ~eg ::::=::::::: ::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : : · P.:•stc, i G~~A L;:;:1 F'S-rJ MPh wr:~ i. • ~.1i~f Jl~ko Drrn. 0 ~PJ "':::~: ~~~!n!·E~ ~o~~r~~e:;cji··; .8th .. To ··<···:. ·::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~1, ed, Flore~ce E., FrC, Miller, 1123 Rowland 'Kc pe a ··••······•···························· .. ·-:::d, Georgia J., FrC, 1236 N.J., 2712 E 55th St. Kc° ..ri ...... ···························....... ~ d, Harry D., JrE 1301 W Cam Rd • • o. ·····························.......... .1 Reed, Henry H., FrC Spooner Thpus p'J04 W 7th , Larned .............................. Reed, Louis D., FrC '1 520 NHY~r • ~ Box 126 Scenic Dr., Lamed ......... 203R 8:~ Fe, Bartlesville, Okla .................... . •Reed, Mildred F., F~C. 745 Ohio, 1 {t~~a~d K{?F}i9~b!!thi LJ:fren~i:-ij:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. } Reed, Richard J., FrC •1108 Ky 'RR ·•L eech Lane, Wilmington, Dela . . 2 Reed, Richard W., FrC, RFD 4 ·~/o W 'J ~?J?Sk·························································· ·' •R;:i• Ronald L., Gr., 1212 N.Y.', 5538 P·as~o.r1Pc • 7512 Sycamore, KC, Mo.·····-··-;. R d. Sydney A., FrC, 816 Maine 1125 L. I • Mo. ········································ .. ······R::der, Edith L., SrC, 162l N.H., R 2 , Calig:;,~u• Topeka .................................... . er, James A., FrC, 729 Snflr Do 1144 ··················· ······· ·······················...... R eese, John E., JrC, 1301 W Campus,~3 West ft~~~~r, o~fpeka ························- f!;g: P a .................................- 111 Lawrence Address Home Phone �.... Lawrence Aiw,ress Schoot Home ·······2299W 1037 Tenn Denton ... ·········································· John W., FrC, fl "04 W 12th, Larned ······· ..········· ..............2745M 4 rtS. Lloyd, JrBus, 303 Lane ~~ rN Sth st. Independence •··························· 284 Orville A., Gr., 1609 La., 511lMinn. Ave., KC·············· ..................................... Ronald, FrC, Ind., 261 2616 2530 Troost, KC, Mo..........................1881R Russell R., FrC, Snflr. Donn. 1' Main Osage Iowa ................................. . Stanley L., Gr., l'WoM11scii 6<3tt~ 2533' Cissna: KC ······ ................................. . Thomas L., FrE, · ·• orm 1 '416 w 6th, Topeka ................ -••·· ............ .. Vernon w., FrE, SnflrDD 1 416 w 6th, Topeka ....................................... . Warren E. , FrC, Snflr. Dorm 7• 113 E 2nd Pine Bluff, Ark. ······················ w Will!am H., Gr., Snflr, ormPeru ········ ....~ ..................................................... 3487 n. Billy L., JrB~:Al~~~ 5611 ..W 79th, Overland Park ....................26m~ n, Bobble L. , F 111i W 11th, 1215 Stratford Rd., KC, Mo. ······················-··1044 n, Carl E., ifrCF E 1520 Crescent Rd., WincheS t er ······································ 348 n, Donald } Er 1541 Tenn., 445 E 72nd St., KC, Mo. ·············· ..............3215W · Ralph R.G r 5()1 Rockledge Rd., Lawrence ·········· ··································· 906 n, Ross M., r.,JrC Watkins Nurses' Home, Lawrence ... ······························ n, Florence R., FA, 1325 Tenn Box 16 Ava Locka, Fla. ··························.. 2165 n, Forrer '1232 Ohio, 1557 S T~peka, Wichita ····························1si~~ fiPh, 930 Ark., 449 Oaklan.d Ave., KC······································ 2067 n, Golla FrC, 1101 Miss., Rentiesville, O~la. ··r·····································1968 w n, Jack w., SoC, 808 Mo., 36-11 Boune, Flushing, N.Y. ······························ 3282R n. mes L., FrC, 1900 Vt., 538 So. Penn., Columbus .................................. n, Ja h H s E 1425 Tenn. 829 Greenway Terr., KC, IV!"o· •······················· 552 n~oln:• so~,' Haskell, 566 Lafayett~, Grand Rapids, Mich. •···················3~li It , argaret, E., J rC, Corbin, 4906 BelmdteKrCTerr., KC ······························1665M n, fartha A., JrC, 746 Mo., 713 Stewar , •······ ······································ M n, Richard N., FrE, 1144 R.I., 1817 Norton, KC, Mo ..................................... 216 2 , Robert L., JrEd, 17 Lane F, Snflr., B?x lJl, Neosho Fal~s ....................... . 5011 n, Walter H., SoE, 1400 Ohio, 3647 Mam, ~c. Mo ......................................... • Wilbur E., Gr., 408 Lexington, Snflr., V10la •·········-········ .. ························ 7M son, , llbum K., FrC, 1029 Ky., 1347 Haskell, KC ··· ········· ............................. l 20 l4 n, Dillard G., FrC, 2224 Mass., 1015 Watson, Topeka •·································-····8 4 ·s ll0O 1k. 'P°~b~ 1.' tc, w., ~· lf :~~-~srWf: ;J8~!~~~s!:: k::11~~c:o:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::··as n, Ro•emarv, FrC, 1345 W Campus, 617 W 59th Terr., KC, Mo .....................731 , William E., II, FrB, 1333 Tenn., 617 W 59th Te:r., KC, Mo ..................... 1547M , Harry E., SoE, 825 R.I., 120 E 3rd, Minneapolls ............................................ 1326 n. ary B., Soc, Jolliffe. Denison .................. •·················································-········355 , Samuel W., FrE. Snflr. Dorm. 414, 920 N 9th, Neode!':ha ............................. . . Jo eph A., JrC. Snflr. Dorm., 435 S Florence, Sandpoint, Idaho ................... . , Paul C., FrC, 1019 Pa., Lawrence ........................................................................ 3138 { bill, J. Cmon, FrC, 1025 W Hills Pkwy., 1201 Perry, Wichita ........ .................. 2093 old, Charles E., FrE. 1137 Conn., 5729 Mich., KC, Mo ...................... ............. er, Catherine M. , SrC, Corbin, 1327 Grand, Parsons ........................................ 860 nburg. Eu~ene E., SpC, Eldridge Hotel, Deshler, Neb ...........................................807 rick, Ina K., SrFA, 1433 Tenn., Wetmore ..................................................................295 er! , Wallace B., FrE, 1005 Ind., Lakin - - - -...........................................3~68W e Calvin, Soc, 1222 Miss., 615 N 8th, Independence ......................................... .495 , Joan E., .TrFA, Corbin, Lyndon ............................................................................860 n, Thomas W., JrE, 1030 Maine, 5426 Wayne, KC, Mo .................................3033J QU z. A m;,ndo, Gr., Battenfeld, 136 Peru. Mexico City, Mex ....................... 234 Dean T., FrE, 942 Miss., 2849 Coolidge, Wichita ................................................... . , 'llliam H., FrE, W 10th, 5819 Nickerson, Chicago, Ill . ..................................535 , Le lie D., FrE, 800 Ohio, 4702 W 55th, Mission ..........................................3175R Ro and A., FrE. 1245 W Campus, 2706 W 13th, Topeka ....................................868 , elle B., SoF A, Corbin, 6th & Williamson, Claflin ...................................... 860 860 ~·s~.cs1fn~~e ii~s~r :·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·· f;k _E.,JoC, 410 Lane 1, Snflr., 928 Argentine, KC ...................................... ,ti~~\ o:, ~~t ~i~ ilr~\~tr:i~!nwo~th:·M~nhattan······ · ···· ········~m~ ~lc~nd V~Y. E.G., f t~d;/408 Tenn., 1741 E 8th, Tulsa, Okla ..................................... 148 . v•a1., ·soFA, 8orrl:· Hoisington .............................................. 358 • ary E.. JrFA, 1218 Miss.,'912 S To~k! ······;~·········· ...········· ... ·.·······················.10 4SW , Donald K., FrEd, Rm. 128, Snflr. R' K·c··············•··········w ····:·t·h ·..d2r7a88wnW , va J., FrFA, Miller, RR 2, Abilene .... .'......... .... ' ···················· 1 · artha L., JrC, 1933 Tenn., 316 Everett KC · ................................................. 9so B A., JrC, Corbin, 800 Crestview, Ju~ction.. ci(················· .....................2619 M ward J., Soc, 816 Ky., 800 Crestview, Junction ti"······· ................................860 • J es D., FrC, 829 Miss., 207 Huntoon To k ty ·································· • He bert C., Soc, 916 Tenn., 329 w 3rd, 'cha~~t! ···································· .. ·········· 91 ' o~ence ·· JrC, 1313 Vt., 314 Santa Fe, At,.hison .. ······································ 2166 J D le s.. Soc. W 10th, 111 E 15th. Hutchlnc: ········································ 2518J S34 · utord J .. SrE, 1208 Mlsi::., 2944 Parallel, · F ancls W., Jr., FrC, 1236 Mass., 216 Bertrand St Ma·····;s···························1595 les R., SrC, 5 Lane F Snflr ' · ry ························3072 ek: :1m, l'k~~O... 111 . Kct:::::::::::::. ································. ... .. ............................................................................................................... " �Name Schoot LawTence Addres School Honie Root, Harold W., SoE, 1308 Vt., 222 E 2nd, Chapman - - - *Roper, Maurice J., FrC, 946 Ohio, Lawr nc · - - - - - - ................................. _ Rosberg, Richard H., SC'E, 1301 '\ Camp . ,_ ghland, alina ...................... i Rose, E Eugene, FrC, 139 Lane N, Sn.fir., 24 W Lincoln, Wellington ................···--· Rose, Jess c., FrE, 645 Mich., 4244 Holly, KC, • o. ·--··---····································· Rose, Mary J., FrFA, 1115 La., 1554 Hillcrc , Bartle ille, Okla ........................... · *Rose, Wilburn S., SoC, 138 Lane P, Snflr., R 3, Coun il Grove .................. Withdra *Rosel, Geo. D., JrE, 1109 R.I., Lakin ·········••···-· ····-··-······-········· ............................... 366 Rosenau, Marilyn M., JrC, 1246 Oread, Eudora ······-·····--··--· .............................. .. Rosenfield, Richard J., SrEd, 1301 W Campu , 520 S Je. erson, Junction City _ Rosenfield, Robert L., JrE, 1301 W C ampus, 5-0 S Jeffer n, Junction City ..... _ · Roser, Joan A., FrC, Williamstown ............... ··········-·- -·-··················---Ross, Beul B., FrC, 646 La., 318 S Blaine, ellington ·- .. _................_ _ _ ....! Ross, Elinor J., FrC, Corbin, R 3, Sabetha ······-··············----······ .. ········.. ········ Ross, Ernest F., FrE, 1631 ill., Kendall ····-························. ·················------'6" Ross, James A., Soc, 1131 Tenn., 6738 Paseo, KC, o. ·---····························...... Ross, James L., SoE, 2201 Barker, 705 • Green, Yate Cen er ................................32 Ross, Ralph M., FrC, 8 Sn.fir. Dorm., 313 4th, tchison ........................................... Ross, Roy Lee, FrC, 1520 Crescent Rd., Oskaloosa ·······-···-································ .... .1 Ross, Ruth D., FrFA, 746 Mo., 1012 Laurel, Texarkana, Ark .................................16e Ross, Theodore w., SrC, 746 Ala., R 3, Smith Cen er-····-·····-······························ .. 21 1 i~~~m~~: ~~~ i·:. i~1a. 1\~1 i~~c<:fJ?~;~.:::::::::::::~::::::~::::~::::::~:::::::: : : : : : : : : ::--2 RRostsillocn, Laurens J., SoPh, 1127 Ohio, RR 2, Grid ey ·-·············· .......................:...1 o er, harles R., FrE, 1725 Ala., 1218 Ap Jeton, Pa rsons ..................................241' Rotermund, Billie J., JrFA, Miller. 2127 Scott. Independence, Mo. *~oihrt.A~lean~{ J., SrC, 1135 Ohio, 3022 Park ·ood Blvd., KC ................................. r · R 0 th' Ari~.an er, Gr&FrM, 1104 N.J .. Lawrence .. ·-.. ·- .. ·-············ ...._ _ __ *R~th: Colle~~~'..Fa~: ~j~ei,;~~nc 22nd. St. Jo~eph, fo .............................. R th J hn G FrM 12 ' e ··- . . --··-···-································· .... *Roth' Lo ·• F , 33 Oread, 444 Battin, ichita ·-······································· ....l o , awrence ., 8 oE. 411 Lane 5 Snflr n•ec:tpha11·a *Rothchild, David A., SoC, 1935 Ohi'o La\~•~ ~ ····-· ..············ Rothenberger, Iva M., JrEd. 1420 Ohfo, Boxe 2~i, Qsbome--:---··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Rothrock, Sally K., Soc. 1625 Edgehill Rd., 416 Je cr~on, Wellington .............31 ~~}~fnA MJix J., trB 1~29 Ky., 3834 Benton, KC .• fo. ··--· ·- ...............................120Round'a Env ony1· ., 8Lo ,F825 Mo., 878 N Plymouth. Roche er, NY ················...... J , ange mo .• rC, 1234 Ohio Real S Cartago Costa R1·ca 2 *Roush, Clayton W., SpB. 615 Ohio La~ren ·• · ················: 2 Rowe, Delmar E., FrPh, 824 Ark 2114 Ravi~e · 0·········· ·········.. ·· .. ······················ ...... Rowe, Mildred M., SoFA, Jolliffe..'Wellman ... ~.' ~ ..~.~~..:=::::::::::::::·····················. . ~owe, ROras T., JrE, 435 Maine, 1105 Johnson, Big Spring, Te.·as ···----125, owe, Sally, 1chard D., 745 FrE,Ala. Battenfeld Rowe, Soc, L ' 307 W Sth ' G o odla n d ........................---·-; *Rowland, Jack s., JrPh. 1511 wiI'the To···ek..................... -······-················---·J Rowland, John C., JrE, 1116 Ind., 4443 BJ1evt;~............- - -.. ··············--· ...... Rowlands Marvin L J F C . , KC. Io . ..........................................6 *Rowlett David B F cr.i4 1213 Oh10. RFD, Oxford ····-································ ...29 Rowlett: Mary L., ·soc, fa45- Orea~ni]6llSn~r. hv·····r-········-· · ·•·•························:........ Rowley, Carl R., JrC, 1045 W Hills' Box rp . G eat ~end ······:············· W1thdra. 2 5 1 , RR 3, H:im1lton, Ohio ....................... 1. Roy, Mary J., FrC, La Ki • 1144650 *Royce, John Q., 2ndL, 2~:a~ 52i°S.8th····················· ..................................... '......- • Royer, Jack W., FrC, 1145 R.I., 906 N Kune 'A a~lna ................................................ Jl" Royer, Norman G JrE J d Y, b1lene. ···-···-·············· .. ··············••"" ._ Royer, Richard p ., JrC • 1116 Tn ·• 5041 Garfield, KC , o ....................................... 1425D enn., 912 • Cedar, Ab.lene ......................................-· Rozich, Frank J JrE Snfl *Rubacoff, Stuart JrE B r. 13, 270 6th, KC ................................................ .. 11 , udora. Box 1 1, Lo isbu g ...:··· .. ··················· ...... . Rubins, Alfred E'., FrE, ~; Mo Rucker, Perry G FrC 9 C ·• 14 20 NW 33rd St , Okhhoma City, Okla . ............7 Rudd A r th ur E ·•., SoC,• 732 onn., 304 S 19th Independence ··········· ......................... ~_?•"' *Rude' 1409 Tenn., Mullinviile , Frank P. JrE Comm t 522 L .... ................................................... Rudkin, Robert' A JrB lncoln, Topeka ·····-····- ................ 7247 (Tope~ 151 1 ~uehlen, Da11as SoPh rn32 iss., sff2 S Judc:;on, Ft. Scott ····················· .........12: R~!!~ho:ti:, <;>tto M . .'SoE, i 537 Te~'. Par{ohnson, Lamed ........................................ . Ru a~ Wm1fred J., SoE, 1611 Crec::~ent Rcf "'·i:············· .. ·····--···························· .. ·········~ R g , Warren A. SrC K En · ., awrence .......................................~ 1541 *Ruggles, Richard ir. F~C Soof' Thwood .......................................................... R~frles, William Gr.,' 801 L~erLa~!er, 1124 S Te ·r. Dr., Wichita ······· ......... ~ Ruh1~r? 0Jald w., FrC. 74 6 Ala., ·:sox 24s?~ia.wa··· .. ·······-············ .. ························..1~1 Ruhnk~. K~ole E., SoF A, Watkins, 207 W !5th Fih,:t . ····-···· .......................................R nneth F., FrC 1100 La 2221 J k, o ence ······ . ··························· ...... Rummer, Dale I .. JrE 16i 4 Ind !5 N Mac son. St. Joseph, Mo .........................191 162 !5 N M rket. Wichita ........................................ *Rumni~r, Janet I .. FrC Watkin·~ R;;mo MDonaJd K., F;E 207 Lan162Q S arket, Wichita ............................................. Ru~~f Rilvin R., Soc, S~flr. Do~ .• iru,;;:Z,·• 311 Kickapoo, Hiawatha ............... Rum Gchard G., FrE. 1121 Ohio 5633 Rumf • D eorge E., FrPh, Snflr. D~ J6th Tei:-r., K~. 0 . ;·····:········· ..............1 ey, onna F., FrFA, 712 McCormk. 132 , 1'37 R1verv1ew, ~1ch1ta ............... 0 , 40 1 Hockaday, Council Grove ............... ½%~ \os ·w ~11f1· w'. i M' L.: le Phone Home Lawre11ce Address ine A. JrE, 714 McCook, 404 Hockaday, Council Grove •········ ......... ~j~ Y, Ror:rt L., Gr., 435 Mich ., 934 N Cedar, Ottawa •········································739R e 'Robert L., JrC, 937 Mo., Logan .......................................................................... 724 nit. Rose L., FrC, 1941 Mass., 410 E 5th, Russell ··········..........................Vlithdrawn e. Russell T., Gr., 2038 Ba~ker, Lawrence ........................................ 1692 5 1 y i~~~tt~srtci1i~ iar:~~~~c~..:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .............. i1~m , ~ f., lstL, 1808 Vt., 113 % W 4th, ?1ttsburg ·····································\ vitii.d rawn , Donald E., SoE, Box 400, 1537 Georgia, KC ........ ································· 2337 thal, Arthurs., FrE, 1031 Vt., 305 E 2nd, Russell •···········································.. n al, Mary B., SoFA, 1031 Vt., 305 E 2nd, Rusfell ............................................2 J 7 thal. Wayne w., SrFA, Commutes, 520 2~th Ave.: N KC, Mo . ..................... . , fary F., lstGr., 1309 Tenn:, 9~8 Boonv1lle, Springfield, Mo. •···········...... , !Ilam, FrE, 600 Mo., Mullmv11le ....................................................................19 , J me H., JrE, 107 Hercules, Snflr., 3611 Bales Ave., KC, Mo . ...................... .. • Lo E ·······················............................................. . 114 n: f ~f':;~ r ii~ ~~~a~~• tE~~~05& ·Ji:fJ~ni!wrence··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::129~J II, Charles E., 2ndL, 1420 W 4th, Lawrence ........................................................328vJ II Edward F. JrC 1828 Ind., J03 S Western, Chanute ..................................... . 11: Gordon FrE. Eudora , 1033 15 Ave. SE, Minneapolis, Minn., Eudora 4: 11, Harker E., Jr., JrBus, 1100 Ind., 315 N Jefferson, Iola ...................................... n, Helen E., SrC, 704 W 12th, Lawrence ................................................................ 4~ 11, James J., FrE, 1408 Tenn., 4909 Main St., KC, Mo . ........................................1 8 11, rarllyn J .. FrC, 1112 Ill., RR 2, St. John ............................................................ 837 11, arlon G., SrBus, 1420 N.Y., 649 Everett, KC ........................................... .1870J I, Robert K., SpC, Commutes, 312 E Mulberry, Olathe ....................Olathe 489W I. Robert R., Gr., 51.5 W 14th , Lawrenre ............................................................ .1296J 11, Vernon L., FrE, 721 Conn., 415 A E Park, Savannah, Ga ......................... 3175W y, F.dward W., Jr., SoC, Apt. 10 Lane J, Snflr . ...................................................... ·, Ruth A., FrFA, Lane J Apt. 10. Snflr ................................................................. J!. Lo ·d L.. FrE, 627 Ohio, 4343 Harrison, KC, Mo . ........................................2350J , Alvin L., SoM, 1244 Ohio, 69 W Northrop, Buffalo, N.Y . .................................. 366 arllyn I., FrC, 1135 Ohio, Caixa Postal 45-B. Sao Paulo, Brazil ................ 2031 Phyllis J., SoC, 1135 Ohio, Caixa Po<:tal 45-B, Sao Paulo, Brazil .................... 2031 .. •ancy J., FrC, 1625 Ed~ehill, 7524 Grand, KC, Mo . .......................................... 3140 'h, 'lll!am E., FrC, 901 Ohio, Solomon .................................................................... 3490M o"<l. JaniG M., FrFA, 1145 W Hill~. 119 S Chautauqua, Wichita ............... .1437 , Thomas W., FrC, Commute!'l, 505 Bellvue, Topeka ................ (Topeka 2-6896) • Dean L., FrC, 1127 Ohio, 338 S 10th, Salina ............................................................ 243 , EuR gene S., FrE. 1408 Tenn ., 111 Perry. Wichita .................................................148 n, oward A., SrE, 16?.1 Ed~ehill. 116 NE 13th. Abilene 957 fe FrM, 1137 Ind., 3918 McGee. KC, Mo . ...... J : F ., :oE, 4 Aaueduct, Snflr., Box 44, Hopkins, Mo ....................... .. on, o ., oC, 1030 Ohio, 1503 E, Dodge City .......................................... 3110R fl: H:, ~;? •~01 'd ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::817 •EWi!i~eamR.A, .,SoFEC, 1407 Ky., 2007 Brighton, KC, Mo ..................................... 2683R r , 3 E 11th, 34 Concord St. Jersey City NJ 1910R 80 , Albert G., Jr., JrE, 930 Ohio, Lawrence ' ' · · ············· ... · ui~~1:~~~toJJ::,~·it!t·s\~id= =:: ___ =~~,_..z.w i~h:'sai'::ina:... . . . .. ... .. . ............. 34 " JI, ill!am P., FrE, 1439 Tenn'., 33{; • hennan F., FrM, 1233 Oread, 538 S Erie · ;................................................... 721 rv:ln E., FrPh, 1144 R.I., Corning • Wichita ············ .. ····.. ······................. .1902 , Rlrhard W., FrC, Snflr. Dorm., 911 Osa e A ...............................................2162M ro. illiam A., SoPh, Dorm 12, Snflr., 9f1 'pi:~~~inh.~i° - n ....... . • gene E. Jr. JrE 1540 La 327 G d A ta ..... ··· ·················· ' Tame E., FrE'. 1540 La .• 327.,Green!~~r;tT~ ekve., Topeka ..........................444 • irley J., JrC 1201 W Campus 422 N Sh P a r:;:b··················· ····················.4 43 lbeKrt E., FrC, 1826 Mass., 34 Tho~nton. Re;!~~tas~. eral ··············· ··············1802 enneth E., FrC, 401 N Van Brunt, KC M ························· ············ • Robert H., SrE, 1439 Tenn 405 N Lea 'R o...ff°N.......................................... el. il!ver J., JrE, 1621 Edgehill Rd 1404 R~~f E . M~x. ······························721 obert T., FrC, Spooner-Thaye;• 603 E 2ni p bptia ································957 R adelon (M.), JrC, Snflr., 514'w Olive ElDe:ra~ OY ····································684 Balph A., SoPh, Snfl.r., 514 W Olive, ElDorado •· ··········· ···· ···· · ··· ·· ·······• ~ M., SrE, Corbm, 408 S Main Stafford ......................................... . rook Br11tylA., FrE, Snflr ., 408 S Main, Stafford ·······........................................860 r Lo el WJ., FrC, Watkins, 4918 Wabash KC ·M0·········· .. ····· .... ······•· ············ Uus I~ se W ·• JrC, 1230 N.Y., Lawrence ' ' · ..........................................900 ·• SrC, 2325 Mass., Lawrence ·············· ................. ············· •···········838M 8~ne\• SrC, 1001 W Hills, 424 N Wash:··I~i;····.. ······ .................................... 2462 ·a/· rC, 211 Lane L, Snflr., Protecti~n ..................................................768 V me, FrC, 1036 Miss., 1624 s 20th St Kc"······ ........................................... e&~j·• SoE, 1632 Mass., RR 2, Galv~ ........::::·······.. ······ ...............................~515 , Sally L aJ~• FrC, Fost~r, RR, Marysville ... · ·······• ........................2273J ., , 1001 W Hills, 551 N Terrace n~::·wi~hi~·····• ..........................257 ..............................768 :g, J•' vf �Name School Lawrence Address Home Sands, William H., JrBus, 1439 Tenn., 315 S 6, Independence Sandusky, John A., FrE, 608 Ky., R 2, St. Joseph Mo ··············Sandy, Charles H., FrE, 1001 Miss., 720~2 S Main M~Pherson.................. _ Sandy, Harold D., JrC, Spooner-Thayer, 3432 College KC M···············Sanford, Darrell J., FrC, 804 Ky., 401 E Morrell Stafford ' o........._ Sanford, Leatha B., SrC, 1333 Ohio, Lawrence ' ....................__ Sanford, Richard A., JrC, 627 Ohio, 1828 S Main·:·wi·chita.................... __ Sankey, Glen F., SrE, 1116 Ind., 3430 Chestnut KC M ................. Sanks, John L., Gr., 1116 Ind., 419 S Elmwood, kc, Mo.~:..::::::::::::·····.... ·· Sapp, Ora W., SoEd, 1022 Ala., Kell~ Rd., RFD 1, Augusta ........................ Sargent, Betty J ., SoC, 1625 Edgehill Rd., 212 N Meridian Wichita.. . Sarg~nt, James W., SrE, 1416 Tenn., 3736 Sleepy Hollow, Wichita Sarris, John G., SoE, 1915 Vt., 303 S 13th, St. Joseph Mo . .......... •Sate~lee, Charles K., FrC, 1126 Ohio, 218 S Wash., junction.city.......... _ Saucier, Mary A., Gr., 1201 W Campus, 819 Ind., Baldwin ................ _ Sauder, Aaron L., Jr., FrE, 1045 W Hills, Madison ........................ · Sauder, Betty J., SoC, 1433 Tenn., 12 Hampton Rd., Wichita ................_ Sauder, Robert A., FrE, 1045 W Hills, Madison · Saul, Grace E., JrC, 1215 Oread, 8220 Kenwood, KC, Mo. _ _ ____ _ *Saunders, Donald E., FrC, 1126 Tenn., 621 W 5th, Larned *Saunders, Mary L., JrFA, 1126 Tenn., 621 W 5th, Larned ··· -Saunders, Seym.oor G., Jr., FrE, 1439 Tenn., Orrh. Rdge Rd., BlmM Hills.• Savage, Herbert V., Jr., FrC, 1537 Tenn., 1025 N Monroe, Hutchinson Savory, David S., FrC, 825 Mo., 210 E Mound, Atchison ........................ Sarukinas, Vincent E., SoC, Battenfeld, 35 Warren, Newburypor~ Mass. Sawyer, Betty A., SoC, 1145 La., 811 Middle St., Leavenworth ............... Sawyer, Donald E., JrE, 1439 Tenn., 111 W 20, Hutchinson .......................Sawyer, Elaine B., FrC, 1115 La., 210 Southwood, Caney ....................... .. Sawyer, Mary A., Soc, 1241 La., 210 S Wood, Caney ...................................Sawyer, Thomas R ., Soc, Sn.flr., 111 W 20th, Hutchinson--- - ~ Sawyer, Winifred E., JrBus, Miller, Fairview · · - - - - - -- Saylor, C. Annabelle, 2ndGr., 1247 Ky., Box 261, Burrton _ __ _ *Saylor, Robert K., SoM, 1045 Ky., Lawrence···----Saylor, Vernon I., FrC, Snfl.r. Dorm. 502, Burrton ........... . Seamen, Evalyn V., SoFA, 1230 Miss., Lawrence .........................................Seamen, Helen J., JrC, 1200 La., Lawrence ...................................- - - ~ Scanlan, James R., JrC, 801 Mo., '/012 Tholozan, St. Louis, Mo .................Scanlan, John W., FrE, 801 Mo., 7012 Tholozan, St. Louis, Mo.···············Schaefer, George H., JrC, 1105 W Hills Pkwy., 1307 Division, Atchison ....Schaefer, Robert D., FrC, 1537 Tenn., 604 E 71 Terr., KC, Mo ................ . *Schafer, Roy, Gr., Commutes, 524 Tyler, Topeka ...................................... (Topeb Schaeffler, ElJen I., JrFA, 1225 Ky., Hillsboro .......................- -..··········Schafer, Billy G., JrFA, 1111 W 11th, 609 E Ave, Blue Rapids ..................-Schafer, Chas. H., FrFA, 1247 Ohio, Blue Rapids ........................................- •Schafer, Sarah P., Gr., Commutes, 524 Tyler, Topeka .............................. Tope0 Schaffert, Wendell W., FrPh, 1919 Vt., Lawrence ......................................... Schauer, Paul E., JrE, 1247 Ohio, Louisburg······---·························......Schaufflcr, Philip T., JrBus, Snfl.r., H-33, Lake Lotawana, Mo ..................Schaulis, Vaughn J., FrFA, 1420 Ohio, 641 N 32, KC .........................................- •~~~=f~:~.~mi:m~Fri~ ·it~?i2tSnfl;,eg:;i~~. jo1·w·'sg·scii··ciiY-schen. Joe A., FrC, 1100 Ind., 313 E St., Iola ......................................... ·····Schell, William F., lstL, 1416 Tenn., 128 N Delrose, Wichita•················Schellhorn, Bertha N., FrC, 818 Ala., Lawrence .............................................Scherer, Katherine J., FrC, 1625 Edgehill Rd., 206 E 9th, Newton········Scherer, William G., JrBus, 740 Ohio, 206 E 9th, Newton ..............................-"Schesser, Dale Q., FrPh, 840 Ky., Pi'Otection ··················:····:··..·..................Scheuber, Ruth V., FrF A, Briar Manor, 469 Elpyco, W1ch1ta ················· Scheuerman, Vernal H., FrC, 730 Mis!':., 560 W 5th, Colby•······················....Scheufele, Shirley M., SoC, 1232 La., 7126 Penn., KC, Mo ............ ······· ... - , •Schiefelbusch, Richard L., 700 Ark., Lawrence .............................................•Schiefelbusch, Ruth M., Gr., 700 Ark., Lawrence .......................................... -::::... Schiesser, C. Louise, JrC, 1232 La., Eskridge ................................................: _ •Schiffer, Jerome, 3rdGr., 121 Aqueduct R., Snflr. •·········...........................~Schllling, Paul J., SoE, 1344 Ky., Ellinwood ................................................. _ Schillinger, Ruth c., Gr., 1203 Oread, Apt. 9, Lawkrem:e .. Schilts, Buell A., FrC, Snftr. Dorm. 1531, 210 Clar , ay th· ..-: Sc-hindling, Elizabeth J., JrC, 1145 La., 109 Scott, Leavenwor ······...Schlachter, Ernest R., FrC, 1019 Ala., 1018 Greeley,GKC "i{c· ........... •Schlachter, Ralph, SoE, 2231 Lane 00, Snflr., 1018 ree ey, ···· ...... Schlepp, Edna A., FrFA, Corbi~, St. Francis .................k•····ciiicli"ester, N.Y, Schlesinger, Herbert J., Gr., ~mter Gen. Ho~p., Tope a, .............Schloesser Lee L. SrC 705 Ohio. R2, Fredonia •··········................ _ Schlup, Lou A., J;C, 701 Ill., StewartsviJle, Mo. ········ ............................ :•==Schmalzried, Laverne B., FrC, Watkins, Dighton······........................:: ......- - Schmaus, John W., SoC, 1425 Tenn., 401 E Jackson, Iola .......................- •Schmid, John J., FrE, 1023% Vt., Lawrence•···········................. 1 Center. . . . . .• =-- -c··. Name School Lawrence Address Home Phone Schmid, Laura M., SoC, Corbin, Atwood ............................................................................. 860 Schmidt, Adra J., FrC, 1041 Tenn., Whitewater .............................................................. 1088 Schmidt, David 0., JrC, 804 Ky., 1521 N 58th, Milwaukee, Wis ................................. 1125 •Schmidt, Edward L., FrE, Commutes, 4108 Mich. Ave., KC, Mo ............. (KC LI 7261) Schmidt, Edward W., FrE, 1325 Vt., 4040 Prospect, KC, Mo ....................................... •Schmidt, Felix, Jr., FrFA, 227 Lane P, Snflr., 418 Central, Leavenworth ............... . •Schmidt. Gordon A., SoEd, 200 Lane N, Snflr . ............................................................... . •Schmidt, Lavon C., SoE, NO., 1201 R.I., 1015 Greeley, KC ................... ..................... . •Schmidt, Nicholas J., Jr., SoC, 1733 Mass., Lawrence .............................................. 1881\V Schmidt, Richard G., FrE, 1004 R.I., 610 Harrison, Hugoton ...................................... Schmidtberger, Virgil A., FrC, 711 Miss., Victoria .........................................................2433 Schmitendorf, Coral J., SoFA, 910 Ohio, Lawrence .................................................... 2813J Schmitendorf, Gloria M., SrBus, 910 Ohio, Lawrence ............. .................................. 2813J Schmitz, Joseph O., FrE, Rm. 1522, Snfl.r. Dorm., 400 N 5th, Atchison .................. Schnabel, Charles F., Jr., JrC, 1029 Dela., R 1. KC ....................................................... . Schnabel, Emily E., SoFA, 1225 Oread, 350 City Park Dr., KC ...................................... 581 Schnackel, Marilyn M., JrC, 309 Ind., Avoca, Iowa .................................................... 2749J Schnakenberg,·Margaret A., FrFA, 1145 La., Elm Rd., Florham Park, N.J .............290 •Schneider, Erwin H., 2ndGr., 517A W 14th, Lawrence ................................................ Schneider, Frank H., FrPh, Spooner-Thayer, 722 Seminary, KC .............................. 684 Schneider, Harold E., JrBus, 1408 Tenn., 3804 Rainbow Blvd., KC ............................148 •Schneider, Jenila M., SrEd, 517A W 14th, Lawrence ................................................... . Schneider, Norma J., Soc, 1115 La., 2235 Wash. Blvd., KC ............................................ 537 Schneider, Vern H., SrC, 745 Mo., Lawrence .................................................................... 3258 •Schnellbacher, Otto 0 ., JrEd, 935 N.H., Sublette .......................................................... 3126J •Schnider, Melvin E., SoE, 1624 Tenn., Lawrence ........................................................1414W Schnitzler, Alberta C., SoEd, 1339 W Campus, 240 N Lorra ine, Wichita ....................267 Schnur, Robert D., SoC. 939 Ind., 5114 Beverly Rd., Brooklyn, N.Y .......................1351J Schober, Robert L., SrBus, 1025 W Hills, 1408 Plass, Topeka ...................................... 2903 Schoen, Geraldine, FrC, Corbin, Cawker City ........................... ...................................... 860 •Scholes, James B., lstGr., 38 Lane 0, Snflr., 5 S Main St., Alfred, N.Y. - - - - · Scholfield, Ora W., FrC, 1826 Mass., Lawrence ...............................................................2091 Schooler, Eugene W., Gr., 1535 R.I., Osborne ................................................................. . Schooling, James F., Jr., SoE, 746 La., Lawr ence ........................................................ 1871J Schoonover, Alice J., FrC, 1232 La., 2552 Bellaire St., Denver, Colo .......................2681 Schowengerdt, Theodore G ., FrE, Commutes, 1259 High, Topeka ........9278 (Topeka) Schraag, Leonard A., FrFA, 627 Conn .. 1102 N Franklin, Junction City ................2784J Schraeder, Wilbur W. , FrC, 505 Ohio, 418 W 5th, Larned ..........................................1187M Schreck, Mary H., JrFA, 1245 Oread, 415 W Myrtle, Indeoendence .......................... 1504 Schreiber, Donald E .• SoE, 1540 La ., 638 W 68th Terr., KC, Mo . ................................. .443 Schreiber, Edith M., JrPh, Miller. 218 N 12th ,Salina ...................................................... 890 •Schreiber, Ira C., JrE, 109 C, Snflr., 3701 Bellfontaine, KC, Mo ................................ . Schreiber, Velta R., FrFA, 1147 Tenn., 12 and Ottawa, Leavenworth ...................... 955 Srhreiner, Joc:eph L. , SrBus, 1127 Ohio, Timber Lake, S. D . ........................................ 243 Srhroeder, William R., SoE, Snflr. Dorm, 303 Sherman Ave., Ft. Leavenworth ~schroll, Jack c., SoM, 908 Ind .. 26 E 17th, Hutchinson .............................................. 2726W Schuch, Edward J., JrC, 1414 Tenn., Tyndall, S. D ..................................................... 3040W Srhuchert, Karl F. R., FrC, 2315 Mass., 5805 Mission Dr., KC•································· ·· R •Schuerman, Perry T., SrE, 1104 Tenn., 117 N Conn., Salina .....................................1994 •Schuler, Charles J., JrE, 19 Lane I, Snflr . ................... •··············································· 3203M •Schuler, Charles W., SrBus, 1831 Barker, Lawrence ................................................. . •Schulte, Lester J., FrC, Ant. I, Lane Q, Snflr., Wec:;tphalia ········································· 7· 78 R Schultheis, Jr., Frank R., SrC, 1642 Miss., 3863 E 59th, KC, Mo ................................... •Schumacher, Francis L ., SoE. Snflr., 819 N Jefferson, Iola ........................................ :~~~~::}: i~~1~v~~·s~c~2Jft~~~eoi~·s~fl~:·. :::::::::;::::.:::::::::::::::.:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::: Schuster, Donald V., SoC, 600 Maine, 158 Ce?ar, Mamshque, Michigan ················ Schuster, Leland G., FrE, 1015 N.H., Owwkie ····························································2676W Srhutte, Florence A. , JrC, 1645 Ala .. 801 W 52nd. KC, Mo. ··· ···································· 7!8 Schutz, Franres 0 .. FrFA. Gower Place, 1516 W 63rd, KC ·········································· 5._2 Srhwanzle. Robert T., SoE, 1425 Tenn., 402 E Armour, KC, Mo. ································ ~ •Schwapoarh Urban H ., FrE, Snflr. •························:-:·········· ............................................. 366 Srhwartz EuJ?ene W., FrM, 1244 Ohto, RFD 1. Hoismgton ······································1547W Schwartz' Mildred J .. FrC, 1321 Tenn., Lawrenre ······························M····················1269M 0 •Schwartz', Randolph T ., FrC, 16~9 Mass., J 00~ ~ ·.················273gW Schwensen Jamee; E .. FrPh, 1315 Tenn., 408 ·• S tt 1961J j Schweppe, John K ., SoE, 1101 Tenn., 1014 S Jud~on: Fort co ··········.::·.::::·:.·.::·.·_-.·.:: ....295 Schwinn, Joan, FrC, 1433 Tenn., 210 E 7th St., Wellm~on ~ ···············: ....................... 552 1{~~~ nd.St KC, Mo . ........ 267 7th • Schwinn, William L., FrE, 1425 Tenn., 2W10 2 Schwecheimer, Barbara A., SoFA, 1339 ampuS, C M0 ·• ................. ~ · ·· ······ ·: ............... 2529J Sclandrone, Joseph C., JrE, 1108 Ky., 576 Harr1~ Sclangu1a, Charles, lstL, 833 Ind., 411 Waba~h. . · o. ·························· ....................931 ldmore, Marjorie J., FrC, 1241 La., 521 S 9tt ~~~~ 2988 Scimeca, Salvatore A .• JrC. 1230 Oread, u o Th to~ Rd Rochester, N.Y. •······· urs ·• ...................2848J Scloionl, Robert C., SpC. Snflr. Dorm. 10, 2 5 726 ;rhJ:1rf~•gfo~ ~:. ... 1 J w;1 6 ~~K~1~~~:~~ 117 ' c;n;y··::::::::::::::::::.................. s~:·J;J~ fali'~ag~;ui..6114.Mi~~i~;_..jj~:;·KE:::::·:.....................-· �Phone Lawrence Address Home 1619J · h Overland Park .................... 565 118 �Name School Lawrence Addre IIome Shinn, Peggy J., FrC, 1420 Ohio, iotaze ········----······················· Shipp, Barbara A., FrFA, Watkins, 109 E Chip wa, Paola ....................................... Shirley, Eugene B., FrE, Snflr. Dorm, 301 \' Armour, pt. 433, KC, Mo ............ Shirley, James N., FrE, Snftr. Dorms 1216, Bogard, o. -········ .. ········ ................ Shirley, Robert P., FrBus, 1425 Tenn., 713 \ in, Chanute ·······-·-- ...._ Shive, Jessica J., JrEd, 1247 Ky., Turon ··-·-········-· .. -··-··--· ...... · - - - -.......... *Shively, Robert 0 .. SoC, Snftr. Dorm. 8, 09 1 ami, Paola.... .. Shoaf, Roy R., Jr., JrC, 1045 W Hills, 1715 \ 10th, Topeka .................................._! Shockley, Clyde A., JrE, 701 R.I., 4400 Ind., KC, o. ···-·-················· ............... .....238 Shoemaker, Billie L., FrC, 800 Ohio, 815 Io a, Hiawatha ................. _ _ _.... Shoemaker, Gale H., FrC, 1303 Vt., Glen Elder ............ -·-··--·······-•--...iw. Shoemaker, J~nnee J., SoC, 927 La., 703 E 12th, Winfield ·-········••·••·· ..• - -.....! Shoffner, David R., FrE, 1408 Tenn., 128 E Je ell, Salin:i .........._____ I •Shoffner, Harry C., UncE, 804 Conn., Lawrence ._............·-··---· ..T Shogrin, Frank L., Snflr. Dorm. 3, Fowler ···············-······---··-··········... .. Shondell, James W., FrC, 1528 Tenn., 5812 Swartz, KC ·······-····· ....... Shontall, John J., Jr., FrC, 314 W 14th, 900 Lincoln, Tooeka .............................. Shopfner, Charles E., SoM, 1137 Ind., 4701 Kinkead, Fi. S:ruth, Ark .................·Short, Frank C., Jr., Snflr. Dorm. 2611, 105 9th A e., Leavenworth Short, Harold L., JrE, 1408 Tenn ., 4020 Brooklyn, KC, lo. ··········· - - --· Shhort, Robert T., FrE, 2100 N.H., Lawrence ... ••·••·-··········· ......... _.................... Withd. S owalter, Kathryn L., FrC, Corbin, 3160 S Da Id on, Wichita · - - - Shhowkalter, Wendell V., FrC, 124 W 13th, \ a hington ······--·····-·.. ··· .. ··········· ......... 1· • S ra e, C~arles D., SrE, 1602 La., 1334 Campbell, Topeka..... ... ~~~ve, r i ~ r ~•JrC, 1301 Ohio, 171 Belvidere, Fanwood, ... J .............................1 1 Sh~}~fr. ~~u1/:1e i~~ 2 lg1~ence ........................... _ _ __ Sh . Sh l , • al a ........·-······.. ···-·.................................._ Shg,voefk, A.;s;E, ~r~JU; ~~~~\i·2ith···--····.. -·-······· .. ···-.. ·········..···............... 0 Shryock, Marjorie M., SrC, 1145 la., 3229 E \ '~~kc. · w.:•[;J,\/ll:S Hi~:r/ -o...-:.~:.. ········. . . . . . . . . . .. .~~~\rc:g~~11!;:s~:·J~~.Woi"1Ri.I.e,i:~~lin ~~~hton, KC, o . ...................................1~ • Shull, Irisle , SoC, 1345 W Camp~s. 85 S f7th, ·Kc · . :::~::::-..-::-······ .. ····· ..······.. ······ ..··...-l 7 Shull, Morn~ D., FrE, 937 Mo .• 812 Des oines, Burlington .............- - - Shumate, Orilton L., JrPh. 1101 iss .. 937 Freeman KC •Shurtz, Earl B., SoC, 512 Lane 11, Snflr. Belo·t ' · ·· .. -·········· - - - ~ Shuss, Virginia R .. FrC, Tern Jin 718 To ek ·-·······----········· .. ········ ................ Shutz, Byron C., Soc, 1100 In~ LawiP a, Larned ····· ................. - - -S!dP.ner, Martha J., FrFA, 1625,Edcrehmce ·u"iii"n~{ffe-····-··· .. · ...... _____,31 Sifers El'z b th A S FA G · · -...... ········Sigle 'Ma~1neD J ··c N Iiwert-PJace.' 109 Cottonwood, Iola ......................-i 17T · ·• 2 12 Sigle~ John R · Cherry. Commerce, Okla.·····---1439 Sigler' Paul J ·• FrC, Snfl e2n4n., 835 W 5.7th, KC:, o. ··-····-.. -····-----i· . , •• r , r., 0 Park tde Chicago Til S~kyta, Andrew J., FrC, 1541 Tenn., 1283 w· 71 T ' · ········ .. -· .. ······ .................... . •Siler, Eugene T., FrC, 1115 Ohio. Lawrence err., KC, o ................................. 6. S!Jer, Zoe A., SoC. 1144 La., 4420 Ellis, Chica .. ~ Silks, Laurence B., SoC, 1301 W Cam u c 2 g · · ········ ................................................ Spks, Louis A., Jr., Soc, 1623 Ky., 66~5 Va 6 fc~a ..iKC, Mo ................. - - - · ......... , sC i o... ni···. -··-·..............____. . . ., 8.~1~SlJ·1 s~ro .367 Bo; .... _.'. ..... ~:..:::::~::~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ¥ kdali.cta ... · · · · · - - -........-• Simkins, Ch.arles B., JrC, 711 Miss., 207 E 14th W·i h. '., /Jo. ·················.................i ~i~:r!~F~·n~· S!me,. Richard W., FrE, 1537 Tenn'., 408 E 72i,~ S!mmons. Billye A., SrC, 1339 W Cam u,; Subl. t u c m . on ................................... Simmons Harold E J E s fl D P · e e · · · ..................... ······· ..........- .. Simmons' James E ·• J:B · ~ : ll08 3rd Ave .. Dodge City ......................... Simmons' Joseph Ji' Jr ~s,B 2 38173nn., 309 If in, Well llle ..................... - ..... 1 Simmons' Juanita j' J~FA \ Ala., 1708 Dirr, Pa~ons ................................241 Simmons' Larry W ., SoC i425 ,¥1on al Court, R 2. orcatur ············ · - -.........-. Simmons' Lowery T FrC 1215 Sterllng Heights, Iola······· ........................... Simmons' Ralph O ·Frc i T enn., B~x 122. Lou1n, ·ss .................................J: 425 ~immons: Willinm E., FrC, Com,:[;{!~. ~~1 ~ 8 Ter ·k· ···························..........f . . imms, Gregory F ., FrF A 1034 Mi 218 E , oro; a ........................ (8358 ope ~imms, Silas A., SoFA, 1034 Miss., s2\s E 12t~2. e ew on ·····················.....................J , stmon, Algo.L., FrC, 1334 Ohio, 180!l N Madison Htotli:•oo••·· .. ····· ..............................1, • .mon, Vergll L .• SrBus, 1300 Ky., Studle • u c m on ..................................;• Robert A., SoE. Snflr., 4~17 McGle···Kc··M··· ··············.................................. ..2~! S imonson, Donald D., SrB. 1541 Tenn., 3113. 6th' o ................................................- .. Sim o~~n, Walter R., FrC, 1540 La., 3113 16th sf\:;~refkBedd ·················· ........Simps • Cora M., FrC, 711 W 12th, 1409 Main H ., ea en ·-........................... 5« Sim~s~~- 0 nald s .. FrC, 74 3 La .• 6550 Wenaz'.i,taai?.d·:··Kc·· M...........~..- ......1. s· ' erry J., SrB 1425 Tenn 320 S t . • o ............................... r • impson, Lavonne L FrC 1145 W Hll unse Dr., Salina··························............ .. S!mpson, Robert S. ire 1i40 L T I ls, Norwich ················· .. -···-··~--·· ........J Bill J c 1 537 a., r bune ' • S1ms Cha~ Sims'. r ' Tenn., 409 Baylor. Wi~hi~--F·~·ii......... ··········--··-·--···......Si Jes E., FrC Snflr Do E s, Texas ................................. 107 •s1~: JrFA.' Gowe·r PI~. 205 E ~k~t~/oa~t ....................................... • Sin u ., JrC, 1325 N.Y., Lawrenc a • a.·-···- - - _ .........- . ger, Gwendolyn L., FrC, 1236 Oreade 2211····················.............................................. ., , Prospect, KC, Mo. --··--· .. ····.. J .prm., J1~ inn., ?;:" ~g:;ons, f W:7 f·• School Lawrence Address Home Phone 3338 ohn p JrE 1247 Ohio, Parker .........................................:•··············· .............. Gilb;rt A.: SoE, Snfir. Dorm., Rm. 1114, RFD 3, Haviland ·······............. R • Jae Jr JrE 345 1\-lich. 308 S Lincoln, Chanute .................. ••··:············.lllio 7 ph J., Jr.."'soc.' w 7th, c/~ Justi~ Hill 158 Clark, Bonner Springs •······· • Leo R., FrC, 138 Lane N, Snfir., Utica, Mo ....................................................... 2178M 63 .~~ ?J~~i1i:~il~i~i!i:~::i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. . . . . . . .:~~ w , rvin K., SrBus, Snflr., 2630 Chess, Parsons ................................ _........ lllam c., soC, Apt. 222, Lane A_, Snflr., Snflr. •········································"i756 w n. tarjorie L., SrFA, 1141 Vt., Eskridge ............................................................ .2B48J , Wllliam D., FrC, 1208 Ky., 604 W 8th St., Topeka ................................ . , Robert K., SoM, 1043 Ind., Tribune .................................................................. 3014 r, G rge B., FrE, Snflr. Dorm 26, 6 Reynolds, Ft. Leavenworth .................... .. Lo A SrEd 1245 Oread 5418 KC Ave., Overland Park ......................... .1504 ·~ , Joan"F., FrC, 1000 Ohio: 904 N Mad., Junction City ········--·-········ll20M , B ttle R., SpC, 820 Ill., 510 S 6th, .st. Joseph, Mo ....................................... 2438 ~ 6 , :ti:~~li:ifi;~~:~:a§::~i:~!.~~:.-:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::iiiiW • , erry L., SrC, 1439 Tenn., 1101 Keeler, BartlesvilJe, Okla ............................... 72!} , • ncy A., JrFA, Gower Place, 617 W 63d, KC, Mo ........................................... 718 ,~~rttt~·•s~'tf :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Jm •1f ~i\~·•T;f~t~~e.. er, Betty J., SrC, Corbin, 202 S G, Wellington ........................................................860 , Derral F., FrE, Snflr. Dorm. 1, 800 Baker, Great Bend ...................................... e K., FrC, Foster, 221 S Handley, Wichita .................................................... 257 , George F., FrE, 1131 R.I., 209 Elm, Leavenworth ................... ----······2482R Robert C., FrC, 1423 Ohio (1-B), 1506 Millington, Winfield ......................... . • Shirey L., SoFA, 12~5 Oread, 1840 N 30th, KC ............ _........................................ 581 , Glenn R., FrC, Snflr., 112 N Emporia, EIDorado ............................ Withdrawn Jam A., SrBus, 1222 Miss., 328 Westminster, Independence ........................495 1, ry A., FrFA, 309 Ind., Fairfax, Mo . ........................................................................ U, Carolee 1., Soc, Corbin, Wilson ··-----------····················860 • Joe R., Gr., 410 Lane 9, Snftr., Snftr. ....................... - - - - - · · · · ................. . , John I., FrE, 911 Mo., 780 Gaylord, Denver, Colo ... ·····----········ .. ········l869 II, farvin B, Jr., SoEd, Spooner-Thayer, 1121 4 Ave., Gadsden, Ala ............. 684 P• Sy~a M., JrC, 1001 W Hills, 6140 Walnut, KC, Mo . .......................................... 768 f: rmf:2J J~~ J{~,' ~!~~.~2i•1 r;:P~~!aNewton··::::::::::::..················ ...:::::::::::::::..415 D!~~:•J~: ~2~ f~t~~~~e404 Westover, KC, Mo ................................. 957 r Sarah E., JrFA, Gow~r Place, 40-1 Westover Rd ...K ............... ·················· .... ···· 2145 I • Arthur E., Jr., FrE, 1334 Ohio, 1172 E 75th St Ter(' ~o ...............................217l 8 ey, Vincent, FrE, 1334 Ohio, 1172 E 75th St. Te~ K ., C, Mo. ··········.. ········ 0S • A!an Y., FrE, 1111 W 11th, 420 W 46 Terr K ·• C, Mo. ············ .................. 2108 th, Alberta L., FrC, 1725 Tenn., 1701 S 35th K C, Mo ..............................,:......... ll06 th, Allen D., JrC, Apt. lll, Lane Q, Snflr., '15.g ·cheise········· .. ················ Vi ithdrawn Ith, Andrew M., Soc, 1532 Tenn., Apt. 205, 108 E Miami apK1, Mo ................... .. Arlyn G., JrC, 1111 W 11th R I ' ao a······...................... Barbara s., SrC, 1345 w Ca~pu~~~284.\:v'7.2nd···Kc ............................................ ll06 5 th. Beverly A., FrC, 1224 Ohio, 1202 Ave. A, Dod Cit • Mo. ········ .. ········· .. ······2734 .. ···731 M Char'es F., SrC, 1301 W Campus, 2124 E 18th~ Tulia .................................... Charl~s T., SoFA, 816 Maine, 2909 Chester, Little Ro~?la . ............................ 726 , Corwm N., FrC, 920 Conn., 623 Monroe, Fredonia • Ark .....................3353 th. Courtland B., FrC, 1408 Tenn., 408 W 46th Terr KC .. M...............................230l ' • Dale E., FrE, Snflr. Dorm. 3, P.O. Box 238, Ente1·• ris • o .............................148 · Danny M., FrC, 1414 Tenn., 1220 N Van Buren eke ················· .................. . D~an A., FrM, Battenfeld, Selden ' P a ······· .. ···· .. ···.. ·· .......... 3060W D:ana L., FrC, 1625 Edgehill Rd., 1iiio··w·3j:;j"··co1i:i·····.. ····;· ...............................234 , Donald D., FrE, 1101 Ky., 460 KC Rd. Olath' Y ......................................3140 • Donald J., SoM, 627 Ohio, Lawrence ' e ····································· ............. , Do,nald R., FrC, 352 E 12th 2731 Campbell· Kc·· 7. M ....................................... 2350J Elizabeth H., JrC, 1105 L~ .• Lawrence ' • • o. ··········........................2162R • E lzabelb J., Soc, 1046 Miss., 2220 EucJici"°Kc"•ivi ............................................... 1062 Germa B., Gr. 1537~~ Tenn., 354 N Bluff ·w 1ch·ta 0 • ···············• ........................1137J ne A., FrE, 1214 Ky., 3132 Dela., Lo~ iew1 ···~·················· ······· ................. 506 , • ~ne SrBus, 1439 Tenn., 2004 LlncolfAve' ~~-hk...................................... 503 G e S ., FrE, 800 Ohio, 1109 Main, Larned ., pe a ········· .........................721 0 .Ji~:·4tow~~d~ Wichita···········.............. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2883 • Harold ·• JrE, 937 Maine, 1424 S 42nd KC············ ....... ······• ............................ .2641J 'H~o R., FrC, 1233 Oread, Polk Neh ················ ......................................... . : H~~~d~• FrE, 1012 Ala., 1007 N' lOth.' teavenwcirth········ .............................. l902 ·• FrC, 1121 Ohio, 3301 Stt-ong KC .................................... H , Ir~~rt SpM, 1233 Oread, 2813 Orvill~ Kc······· ············ ·····• ............................ 284 Jean ··c r us, 1025 ~ Hills, 428 w 11th, Hutchi~§·o~......... ,........................... . ·· JrEd, Corbm. 901 Osage, Neodesha ·········• ..........................2903 121 ·······················•·•.. ············-··········860 I ~: e rJ' k·• '*u~~.-ll~ii~l fa �Name Sch~o~o~L_ _ _........:=.=.:..;;,;;,;;.;;..:;..;.;.=.;..;:.;;.;;...._ _.:.:.:;.:;.:;:..__ _ _ _~~l■ I f, c:~: ~:iia::I·c~.r~~~~i~lti.~::tes~~ings·:::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::i m : cer, Richard w., FrC, 1111 W 11th, 822 N 2nd! Arka~sas City ........................1106 n er, William Cook, SoE, 1425 Tenn., 509 W Qumcy, Pittsburg ............................ 552 pe~: William l!~~:·i,~;;l~J·1~t:!~~~~e·.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::=::i~~~ S., SoM, 1244 Ohio, 250 S Wilton, Los Angeles, Calif .........................366 r, F:~~,~~.2~~;~nf~f~:M~;~:-1~;:~:7::~:: : : :: : :::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?~~g1x w., FrE, 23rd & La., R 4, Columbus ....................................................3063 p ers, Clarence T., FrC, 1230 Tenn., 4128 Warwick, KC, Mo . ..................................1155 • p th, Charles ~~~:Si.{i~rl~~:fxr!!i~d~~~~.~:~;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!.~ Sportsman, Weldon L., SoC, Spooner-Thayer, 729 Ewing, KC, Mo . ..........................684 pradlin, Martha J., Soc, 1232 La., 410 W 5th, Garnett ,. ..............................................1774 prague, Carroll G., SoE, 1614 Ky., RFD 3, Hiawatha ....................... ..........................- ..205 prague, George W., SoC, 547 Mich., Prairie View ......................................................... . pratt. Elizabeth A., JrBus, Templin, Weston, Mo . ........................................................ 358 preitzer, James E., SoE, 1501 Meadow Lane, 4916 Lydia, KC, Mo ......................... 2408 Spreng, Alfred C., SpGr., 1130 Tenn., 530 Gosche, Wooster, Ohio ..............................1812 prlng, Merle L., JrEd, 846~~ Mass., Bern ......... ..................... ........................................3318 p:ger, Margaret L., JrC, 1115 La., 3332 Agnes, KC, Mo . .......................................... 537 p~gP.r, Paul N., JrBus, 1915 Vt., 4014 Terr., St. Joseph, Mo . ................................... . prinkle, 0 onald B., FrC, 1100 Ind., P.O. Box 111, Weaverville, N.C .........................284 proull, Car~lee E., SpBus, 1215 Oread, 811 Shirley, Birmingham, Mich ......... {1783) proull, William C., Jr., FrE, 1439 Tenn., 811 Shirley, Birmingham, Mich . .......... 721 puc'i1eb, Ebllen ~oC, Corbin, 2012 G, Belleville ..........................................................860 ra k' i;f aJaM ••J rFfi646 Mass., 515 W Beloit, Salin a .......................................... 843 ~is: Jo~w.• sol.·iaa~ ~alina ········································8~3 cey, Emily J., SrC, 1939 N.H. L ' ' o ··············································1547!~ tadler, Robert F., 2ndL, 1616 La .• as~rscottonwciod···i"T·······.,··--·········· .. ····--··········· 3302 Stadnik, Louis J., SoM, 1244 Ohi L ' o a ········································2~53 ·~ crkel, Billy M., Gr., 1041 Te~: 1ltwWirest...Newton················•........................... 366 0rd , Clayton, FrC, 1804 Miss., 566 W 2nd St. Hoi·si·n ·······································; 1088 taffor<l, Nadine J ., FrC, 1144 La., 566 W 2nd, Hoisingt~~on ································ 2425 W S gg, Ella ¥·• Gr., Commutes, 5123 E 15th St., KC Mo .. ..-:············· .......................... .781 , Val.ene A., FrC, 1941 Mass., 1707 S Delawar~. Tulsa· ··i······.......................... • taw. Chnton E., JrBus, 945 Ala., 1516 Crawford, Parsons' 0 la . ............................ 724 tanI, Dutton A., SoE, 1224 Ohio, 460 E 55th St. KC M .................................... 2279W Wt!, Edward H., JrE, Snflr. Dorm., 444 W Da;tmo~tho.Kc·•r ................................. 2734M laley, Paul W., FrE, Snflr., Nelson M . ' ' 11:o . ............................. . tallard, Bryce D., FrE, Commutes Per~·········································• ............................... . lallard, Glenn E., Soc, 1111 W 11th, 1310 ················7522 (Perry) .allard, Wayne R., Soc, 1310 N.Y . LawrP ········ ... ····························ll06 S• ~· Frank s., JrEd, Battenfeld.' 1838 1649 :a nc11tt. Dorothy J., Soc, 2300 Vt., 75th and US Ii' 50 Shaw··· .. ·············................... 234 chft, Ray J., Gr., 2300 Vt. 75th and us H · 50 ·sh' nee ........................3046R • d~eld, John H., JrC, 602 Walnut St., La~,;en~e awnee ································3046R difer, Eugene D., Jr., FrC, 824 Maine, 2645 Highland. Kc ···•· .. ···························.ll98 ' , Ole A., JrBus, 600 La Drammensvcien 280 0 l ' N • Mo .........................1569 • tan] ey, ~~~~ett K., FrC, Apt..' 1, WREN Bldg., Law;en~eo, orway ························2883 ey, •~l M., FrPh, Apt, 1, WREN Bldg., Lawrence,°\Vi~hi······························· 123 ta ·························· t• ·a c?· ±;~~- i~~l11Jo: lc1~~· G c'B' C ·s FA 111 ok ::::::::::::::::~~~6M ~& 1=sE-~J/j~}u:;d;~f.Yon~?3!d.~..:::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::......:.. f~br i' soc '1625 Edgeh.ill, 4331 Gillham, KC, Mo. ···························•3140 1 'oma~ F;E, s rillr. Dorm. 2, 7834 Summit, KC, Mo. •···································2106 tz. Evon J ., FrC, Haskell, Lawrence ··········---.•········································· di!Jg• . A FrC 1400 Ohio1 107 12 S Poplar, Hutchmson .................................. ~ J ~~~!~w G'., FrC, 2240 Barker ~ve., 620 W 4th, Colby ··························29;>0 L F SoE Snflr. Dorm. 1478 E 18 St., KC, Mo. ·········································· ~tu:rt G., SoE, 1017 Ind., 2923 Renick, St. Joseph, Mo. ································3145 r Ra mond A., JrE, 2009 Mass., 1222 Forest, Topeka ···:····································25?5W ' \yilliam D., SoFA, 1239 N.Y., 2116 N Johnson, Spr~gfield, Mo . ................3273 • Ben A SrBus 1247 Ohio 822 N 2nd, Arkansas Cny .., .............................3338 ~'. Charle~ F., SoE. 1532 Mas;., 509 W Quincy, Pittsburg ........................... 1906W er, Chester w., SoE, Snflr., RFD 1, Gardner ························································ r, F1ancis w., SoC, 839 Miss., N Chautauqua, Sedan ....................................1832 cer, Harry o., SoFA, 905 Mo., 2212 Wilmington St., Topeka ......................... p 63R WirialW ·• R·•, U. Phone Lawrence Address Home 62J 19 906 N.H., 806 S 11th, St. Joseph, Mo. ···························· ury, Duane,/r'~• 906 N.H., 302 N Forest, Chanute •······························· ~• ~ A FrC, 1846 Learnard, Lawrence ···········;·································· 2 2822 ry, V/ ·• FrE 1122 Ky., 230 W 70 St., KC, Mo. ································ · William M., Ji-:.C 446 Maine 1600 N 5th St., KC ············································1643 • Leonar~ Jij, G, Snflr 900 Spruce, Leavenworth ·····:································3411 g, Ivan F J'•B r.,1340 T~nn. 4331 Gillham Rd., KC, Mo. ···························· "M School i~~~ Smith, Jeanne M., JrEd, 262 *Smith, Jerome O.. rE, 515 J Smith, John S., JrC,' 10th Smith, Kathryn A., FrC, Joll Smith, Lawrence D., FrE, 11 Smith, Lawrence 1\1 ., .tirC, 14 Smith, Lawrence W., FrE, 15 Smith, Leo K., FrC, RFD 3, Smith, Levi D., SoE, 05 La., Smith, Lowell E., FrE, Co Smith, Mable L., SoPh, Lock Smith, Marylyn H., SrC, 11 5 Smith, Nancy D., FrC, Corbin, Smith, Nancy S., JrC, 746 1.0., *Smith, Norman R., SrBus, 133 Smith, Othello D., JrC, 1439 Tenn Smith, Phillip E., FrC, Stadium D *Smith, Ralph A., Gr., 1537 1,2 Tenn "'Smith, Ralph R., Soc, 1105 La., Smith, Ralph W .. SrE, 506 6th, Smith, Rawlin A., FrE, 547 ich., Smith, Ray C., JrBus, Snflr., Rm. *Smith, Rhoten A., Jr., Gr., 1011 II Smith, Robert F., FrE, 804 o., 39 Smith, Robert L., SoE, 1439 Tenn. Smith, Robert Q., JrE., 829 Maine Smith, Rodell C., SoFA, 616 Ky., Smith, Roger E., FrE, 1333 Tenn., Smith, Ronald K., SoE, 1308 Ohi Smith, Stanley M., FrE, 1235 Te Smith, Stinson E., JrE, 1316 Vt., Smith, Thomas H., Jr., FrC, 1135 Smith, Uriah S., Jr., FrE, 700 • i ·. Smith, Wayne H., FrE, 1116 Ind., Smith, WeslF-y M., FrC, 1408 Tenn Smith, William E., FrE, Spooner-T *Smith, William T., Jr., JrC, 511 Ohi Smith, Yvonne N., Soc, 746 ·ss., a Smoots, Roy E., SoE, 1116 Ind., 3710 Su Smull, Ned W., JrC, 1540 La., Bird C i ty •.. Smyth, Mary M., Gr., 1145 W Hills Pk\ , Snapp, Harvey J., 2ndL, Snflr. Dorm 15, Snart, Donna E., JrC, 841 La., Lawrence . Snavely, Kenneth W., FrC, 1305 Vt., R I, Hort ~n~3ry, [~tty J., FrC, 1245 Oread, elda _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -· .............., ...... n~d er, J hnarles D., FrC, Snflr. Dorn1., 3132 -················· W .., FrE, 421 Maine, 983 " 'inner R ence Mo ... .S n1 er, o *Snodgrass, Leslie Jr. • SoBus ' 728 Ohi o, 323 S ' ., ...... .. . Snow G A F R. E '13 o l a ...... Sn ffui 11 R.I., Lane ...... .....•-······~-----··················· .. *Sn~ ct' ~ FrE, Snflr., 26, 4106 E lbrid h ia, Pa ... .... . Sno:d en, II arL F JrE, 1621 Edgehill Rd ., 17 lrn, Chillicothe, Mo .. .,..,... S nydere1 t:/; rf, 618 Ohio, RFD 2, Ho :,,: ard ·········-·-·····-··············.,····· Snyder' Dr ur .F 1037 Tenn., Box 186, Ent r prj ···---··•··· ..... .,.,.. Snyder' F'i~e. Pr G1420 Ohio, 1128 , 11th, mporia .---· .... ., .. . *Snyder' Gertru:I' L., J 1643 Ky., 112 11th, Empona ··-·············· ....... Snyder' Juan·ta .,Gr us, 2245 Tenn., Lawren ce ......................... ............. .. 1 S nyder' Leon d J ·• F Commutes, 1232 Eu~ene. Topeka ......... ... ........ ..... *Snyder' Lero~rM ·•J •/328 N.H., 129~ Shend~n Ave., Brome 56, N.Y . .... *Snyder' Mary A Ky., Corbm ············--·········································-... Snyder' Robert C 13- C • 2:1~ Tenn., Lawrence -····-···--·-····-················· Sogn Carol w SpC 1701 4.> Tenn., Lawrence ............ ·-··--················ .. . 1 S okoioff, Paul."'soc •1420 NI¥ 121 N Cl}nton, KC, o. -·· ·--···· ········ ...... .. . S omers Dineen S c' 1433 T. ·• 1010 E ~6th, KC , • Io. ············ ..................... . , 1540 '1ain • cw on .............. ············· ..... . • Clair . •L.,r JrE, S ommers, 1602 enn. La 'Ells Sommers Edward G F C ·• worth ·············--··-·· _.. . ................ . *Sondker 'Edward H ·• 1 •~mmutes, 616 Freeman A e., Topeka .... . Sondk e r: Gordon w·•FsE •RFDD 1, c/o Guy Big by, RFD 2, Holton ..... . Sondker, Shirley N ·•F:c •745 c/o Guy Bii by, R 2, Holton .............. .. *~onnenberg, Willia~ L., SoE, 1aof·-J-l 7 ~ ~ At;ene . · - ................ . op e r, Goodreau, SrBus, 20 A ueduct Snfl 1nn, . ave!}worth ············.... . Soukup, Betty R SrBus M·n q . , r., Manonv1lle, fo .................... *South, R obert J ·•soE 104 .er, Wllson ································· ... ................... . Southe rn, Robe;t E S C ;ive C, Snflr., 3828 E 59th Terr., KC, Mo ........... Sowder s, A. Glenn Jr °F 'c1 W H!lls, Ellinwood ............ ................... .... Spaelstra, Jennie 'or·• s~• Ohio, 3246 S Bdwy., Wichita ................... . Sp ake, Muralyn E J;C 12:s M?rm. 1009, Prairie View .................................. Spa lding, JoAnn L., SoFA, 11 ~ 1 ~ 2000 Oakland, KC·····:································· ., 904 Bdwy., Concordia ............................ . 1 .i'fj,·:;·Lawr°iince·······. N~itli.st····Kc.............................................. f . D ifJI Ill �p Name School Law~ Na.me School Lawrence Address Home Phone ~i!vvens, LLawrence WD., FFrEC, 2301 Mass., Medicine Lodge .....................................:......2224 ens, awrence ., r , 1131 Tenn., 4803 Hudson KC -----~033 ~ievens, iE. 1406 Conn., 7145 Summit, KC, 1091M Stevenson, J ic A ·•s Snflr. Dorm., 3517 Charlotte, KC, Mo ............................... •Stevenson, oa~ L ~ 1433 Tenn., 123 S 10th, Salina ············································295 5 st!~:~:~~: R~~ K., f.rc ::i~L~~diofs·vrice ·························································· 2124 J Ste R b • , e, N. Platte, Neb ...............................1312J venson, So ert M., FrC, 917 La., 607 Schilling, Hiawatha .................................. 3120W St Stevenson, Vuzanne, FrC, 1027 Vt., 300 Hyde Park, Hutchinson ............................ 2236:M stven~o1k erne S., SoE, 1116 Ind., 3517 Charlotte, KC, Mo ....................................... 612 Stewar, 1an J., JrC, 1906 Barker, Lawrence .................................................................. 2649 Stewa1i' Fred M., FrE, 940 Miss., 816 Wayne, Topeka .................................................. 2377J ewar , Harold E., FrE, 1316 Vt., 1402 W Brady, Tulsa, Okla ................................. 3355R S tewart, Jack C., FrE, 943% Mass., 2 Parkwood Dr., Eastborough, Wichita .......... 683 Sstewart, James A., FrC, 1109 Tenn., 3734 Gillham, KC, Mo .........................................1029 tewart, Jay J., Gr., 941 Ky., 800 Forest Hills Blvd., W Palm Beach, Fla ...........2166W Stewart, J'esse E., JrC, 1425 Tenn., 905 W Fifth, Wamego .... ,.......... ............................. 552 •Stewart, John B., JrE, 834 Mo., Lawrence ...................................................................... 2283M Stewart, Kathleen L., Soc, 1238 Miss., 1612 Bdwy., Parsons ....................................1072W Stewart, Lucile E., SrC, 1625 Edgehill, 825 S 9th, Salina ............................................3140 Stewart, Mi:trcella J., SrC, Miller, 1005 E 10th, Winfield ................................................980 Stewart, Marie, JrC, 1345 W Campus, 2617 Hickam Dr., KC ........................................731 Stewart, Mary L., FrC, Corbin, Bushton .............................................................................. 860 Stewart, Mary J., JrFA, 1001 W Hil1s, 1711 Lincoln, Topeka ........................................ 768 Stewart, Richard B., FrE, 941 Ind., RR 1, Oswego ...................................................... 3368M Stewart, Robert M., JrBus, 1732 La., 1122 Vattier, Manhattan ............................... . Stewart, Samuel J., FrC, 1025 W Hills, 518 N 12th, Humboldt .................................... 2903 Stewart, Wallace D., SoE, Haskell, 854 W Lakeside Pl., Chicago, Ill .........................589 Stewart, William A., JrC, 1614 Ky., 1122 Vattier, Manhattan .......... ..............................205 •Stewart, William R., Gr., Snflr. Dorm., 1111 N Lawrence, Tacoma, Wash ........... Steyer, Cyril D., SrE, 1127 Ohio, 801 W Maine, Chanute .............................................. 243 Stiller, James M., FrE, 1541 Tenn., 655 Slattery, Shreveport, La ............................... 348 Stillman, Billie J., JrBus, Corbin, Bushton ...................................................................... 860 Stimson, David H., SrBus, 1111 W 11th, 3641 Bell, KC, Mo ....................................... 1106 Stimson, Stephen R., SrE, 1111 W 11th, 3641 Bell St., KC, Mo ................................... 1106 Stine, Forrest D., JrE, 1846 Barker, 114 E 13, Newton ................................................. .2248 Stinebaugh, Elmer E., Jr., SoC, 1414 Tenn., Princeton .............................................. 3060N Stinebaugh, Perneacia B., SoC, 921 N Edward, Wichita .............................................. . •Stines Jack C., FrE, 1310 Tenn., 57 S 18th, KC ................ .............................................. 2183R Stites.' Otto R ., Jr., SrBus, 1425 Tenn., 310 N Dellrose, Wichita .................................. 552 St. John, Geralyn N., FrC, 1625 Edgehill Rd., Wathena .............................................. 3140 ruirt'k Mo:· .~~·- .~~~~~~....................... ¼·• t· +!:i~~. ~!~ia~0.~~~~ ::::::::::::::.·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2f/tJ ~tJ'i;,vgi~:;; r.-,aJr1:J!~if,f .. Stock, Gregory F., JrC, 1100 Ind., 1526 Stratford, KC, Mo ............................................. 284 Stockebrand, Walter R., FrE, 1113 Ky., 346 W 2nd, Garnett ........................................1423 Stockdale, Donald R., SrE, 1301 W Campus, 1534 Cleveland ........................................726 ~;~~ti~~: K~~~t ~:. i3iu~~ 0 1i8-tlar;.:~~~c·e··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::J½~~ Stockwell, David L., JrC, c/o Sneegas, RR 4, 214 E 74th, KC, Mo ........................... 1979M Stodard, Edith M., SoC, 1246 Miss., Burlingame ........................................................... .415 •Stodghill, Benton E., SrBus, 224 Drive C, Snftr., 4119 Walnut, KC,.Mo ................... •Stoeltzing, Dorothy D., (Woods), SrFA, 2300 Vt., 409 ~ Kansas, Liberty, Mo ... 3046R •Stoeltzing, Ernst R., SrBus, 2300 Vt., 409 E Kansas, Liberty, Mo .........................3046R Stoermer, Raymond w., Gr., 1416 Tenn., Levasy, Mo .............................. ·-·········· ........ 82 06 .tmrwirr ji/£.~\itf;;~:i:~~::#~:i~::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~8 Stollenwerck, L. Edward, FrC, 621 La., 906 Coohdg~, Wichita ..................................2 Stone, Barbara J., JrBus, Corbin, 126 N Grant, Smit~ Center ................................. . •stone, Delbert G., FrC, 614 Valley Rd., Snflr., Parkerville ······ .. ·······........................ i324J *Stone, George M., SoFA, 712 La., 1017 Western, Topeka ·········· .................... W"ithdrawn Stoneback, Dean H., FrC, RR 4, Lawrence ··········:·········· .. ············· .. ···. ······........ 2589M Stoneburner, Roger w., Gr., 1617 Ky., 232 V! Umv., Wooster, Oh10 ...................... 2996R l~~f:t~fFJ~iitti~~f;r~~• :•·•:•••••••••••:•·•••••••·••••1~ •Stout Niles M., FrM, 1521 Mich., Lawrence············:··.............................. 2581R Stout: Rex A., FrE, 1224 Haskell Ave., 480! State Lme, KC, Mo .............. ::::::::::::::: .... .451 .it~~~lJ~ci·P~ §~. iIT~ l'titt:~~~!· .~~.-..::::::::::::::::::::::::····. ··········::::::::::::::::22mJ •Stowell Doris D., 3rdL, 842 Ill., 1008 Arn:strong Ave., KC........................ 2297W 1 •if:!~ ~i;:w::li~~~¥1~~J~r:,~::ei~:::::::::::::::::::::::::·· ··· · · ·: : : :~~~~!~~~~~!!~~~~H~ Straight Wilma L., FrF A, 1215 Oread, 309 N ~aple, Eureka ············...... Straka, Margaret L., FrC, Watkins, 1301 N Mam, McPherson ········ .. Stramel, Eugene, JrE, 1145 R,I., 200 E 6th, Hays ········································ · ······::·::::::::::::::j900 41 5 125 �Name s ·~ Sc hoot Law,·ence Address Home Ph ~ • wam, ward B., JrC, Battenfeld, 7 Laurel Dr., Jefferson City M Swa~. Edward w., Gr., 217 Lane 0, Snfu., Victoria V • . o. ··················234 • Swam, Harry B ., Jr., Soc, 1334 Ohio, 3235 Maine c 1d a ........................................... .. Swan, Mafford I., SoE, 530 Ohio L w • a well ...................................... 2108 Swann, Evelyn E., JrC, 749 W 8th, 2~9 1862J Swanson, Dale A., JrBus, Eudora, 410 w Bth H am ............................................. l 730W •Swanson, R~bert V., SpC, 218 Lane P, Snflr. •s~~ ............................................10 Eudora 0 P!t Merri....................................................... .t~ht.~it~o!~ ~!i:t8it¥1Jto8i irif~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::im •Swartz, Warren E. , soc, 1122 Ohio, 4 2 NW St ·;:i"im...................................... Withdrawn Swedenburg. William H. , FrC, Eudora, 219,Bake~ Saffn.......................................... 2602 M Swedlund, Kenneth L., FrC, 1140 Miss., 532 W En'swort; ...... :................................. .. Sweet, Grant E., JrC, 1528 Tenn. La r • Salma .......................... 1544J Sweet, Grove G., SrC&lstL, 1334 Ohi'6 e~ie Vv°S .....th .................................................. 1860M •sweet, Thomas G., FrC, Eudora Eud • ou St., Warrensburg, Mo ......... 2108 •sweibat. Wilson H., FrE, Spoone.1.·-Th~1:er... 542i"W...an.dotte... KC............................ .. Swenson, James A., Soc, 1540 La., 100 Westlink Dry Wic • • • Mo . .................... 684 Swenson, John R., JrBus., 1408 Tenn., 321 Quinto;; To h~t ..................................... .444 1 Swenson Kenneth L JrBus 9431 M 4929 B ' . P a .................................... 1 43 Sw!ggett: 1:,<)raine C.,"'FrE, Slillr., 802 ~~eeler Av~~~1!if~~~ ..~~.·.. ~~· ...................... 683 S~choski, Albert A., Gr., 1247 Ohio, 2421 S 15, St. Joseph Mo. .. ..................... 33"8 Swmeford, Ada, Gr., 1028 Mo. La r ' ............................ ,) 0 -~;'1~~~:,a~e;e!;;. ~r~. ~~~u~~s:s1t~~~~i~.~~:::~~::·~~::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~?l ~ Symo~, Robert H., FrC, 1700 Ky., 530 N Lincoln, Liberal ...................................... 34101'.i Szczygiel, Lawrence F., FrE, Snflr., Room 1527, 27 N Mill, KC .......................... ::.. .. i~ ia~r,John ~• lf12 La., RR 1, Bethel ................................................................ 3009 T!.n • Di~Ji L. rl 7'13 ig. Miss., Gaylord ................................................................ 1269M •Tatt: Willi y M • F C Co a • awrence ........................................................................ 2602R •T rt, Ram R·• ~~es, 301 Warmon, KC, Mo ......................... KC VA8630 7 :}::[{~gTwyen~x 830 Mo., ... T l~t All a, o , 1225 Oread, 622 Ind., Neodesha .............................................. 581 T!ibot' Eman tD., SrE, 1406 Tenn., 4414 Paseo, KC, Mo . .......................................... 1521R T , es E., SoC, 1023 Ill., 245 W 4th, Garnett ................................................ l 769W a 11 ey, Elger L., FrFA, 1202 Ky., Lawrence ............................................................ 2848M Talley, Harry L., JrBus, 1827 N.H., 3940 Charlotte, KC, Mo ................................... 1941 Talley, Rexford D., FrE, 1026 Ohio, Overbrook .......................................................... 2223 Talty, Robert D., FrE, 938 La., 303 Brush Creek Blvd., KC, Mo. •Tamblyn, George S., JrC, 523 La., 3241 E 29th St., KC, Mo ......... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::3334 •Tamblyn, Margaret L., FrC, 523 La., Baldwin ............................................................ 3334 Taneyhill, Paul A., Jr., JrE, 627 Conn., 696 S 10th St., KC .................................. .. Tankersley, Charles W., FrC, 1339 Ohio, Clay Center .............................................. 2089 Tanner, Edward W., JrBus, 1621 Edgehill, 6410 Wash., KC, Mo .............................957 •Tanner, Wilmer W., Gr, 1414 Conn., 415 W 7th, Provo, Utah .................................. 3248R Tarrant, L. Carol, FrC, 1145 La., 816 S 5th, Atchison ... ................................................ 290 Tarver, Delmer D., FrC, 1029 Del., 1435 S 34th St., KC ............................................ .. Tate, H., Ayanna, FrFA, 816 Maine, 407 Bender St., Little Rock, Ark ............. 3353 Tawney, Robert R., SoE, 1333 Ky., 3520 Met, KC .................................................... .. Taxacher, Elizabeth C., Gr, 2621 Minn., KC ........................................................ Fieldwork Taylor, Carl, FrFA, 715 Mich., 621 N Phillips St., Okla. City, Okla ................... 1077 Taylor, Charles B., FrC, 846 Ark., Lawrence ................................................................ 831 Taylor, Daniel W., FrE, 1308 Vt., Norton .................................................................... 1514W •Taylor, Don H., SoC, llll Ky., 100 E 19 St., Hutchinson ........................................1994W Taylor, Frances S., Gr, 1111 Ky., 1626 N Lorraine, Wichita .................................. 1994W Taylor, Gerald C ., SoC, 1536 Tenn., Oregon, Mo ......................................................... .. Taylor, Grover M., SrE, 1532 Tenn., Lawrence ........................................................ 3025J Taylor, Hollis K., SoE, 1126 Ohio, Box 264, Chapman ..............................................1708 Taylor, Hoyt S., SoE, 1304 Mass., Box 475, Independence ...................................... 3026 Taylor, Jack R., FrC, 1621 Ky., 2420 Jackson, Wichita ................................ Withdrawn Taylor, James A., FrC, 1116 La., 319 Commercial, Washington ................................263 Taylor, Janet P., JrFA, 1619 S Crescent Rd., 1530 College, Topeka ................ 1620M Taylor, John, JrBus, 1235 Tenn., RR 2, Topeka ......................................................2675M •Taylor, John P., SrBus, 405 Lexington, Snflr., DeSoto ............................................ .. Taylor, Philip A., FrE, 1330 Mass., State Sanatorium, Norton ..............................2509 Taylor, Richard E., SoE, 1408 Tenn., 1021 E 8th St., Winfield ..................................148 •Taylor, Robert M., SoC, 135 Lane O Snflr., Snflr ..................................................... .. Taylor, Robert W., SrC, 941 Vt., 1531 Nevada St., Houston, Texas ...................... .. Taylor, Russell B ., SoC, 1606 Tenn., Eskridge ............................................................ 2402J Taylor, Thomas F., FrC, 1308 Vt., State TB San., Norton .................................... 1514W Taylor, Virginia A., SoC, 1420 Ohio, St. John ................................................................ 853 Taylor, Virginia M., FrFA, 1145 La., 547 W 7th, Larned .............................................. 290 Taylor, Wallace H., FrPh, RR 4, Lawrence .................................................................. 741K3 Taylor, Warren I., FrC, 930 Ky., 2929 Hickam Dr., KC ............................................. . Taylor, William R., SrC, 1547 Ky., 109 E Kaskaskia, Paola .................................. 3351J &>M r···~iA 127 LS:~~~~~~.~.~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~m �Name School La.wTence AddTess Home Phone *Thompson, Arthur R., SoE, 227 Lane 0, Snflr., 3126 Mersington KC M Thompson, Car! T., SoC, 606 Hercules, Snflr., Gilman Cit M ' ' o. ·········· Thompson Daniel M., FrM, 1233 Oread, Almena y, o. ···························· Thompson, David W ., SrBus, 1536 Tenn., 505 s Em .. E.1:>°"···································1902 *Thompson, Dorothy 0., FrC, 1237 Oread Lawr p • 1 orado ····················2218W 23 9 Thompson, Dwight H., SoC, 1540 La., 440 N c~~~~wa··········1~h:···························· 0 W Thompson, Eleanor A., SrC, 1246 Miss., 6010 Rockhill WKC itM 0............................444 415 · ······••·············•·· Thompson, Gerald W ., FrE, 1407 K . Easton ·• • 2683 R Thompson, Glenna M., SrC, 1115 LI..· S .T.S., M.im.dan···N··o···································· Thompson, (Helen) Lois, SrC, •Miller, 109 N Cherr McPh!~ota ............................98 537 Thompson, Hoy, FrC, 1233 Oread Allen Y• son ····························1902 0 Thompson, James R., FrC, 1025 Hills Pkw···::··32i°E.. ii°.h········;··························· *Thompson, Jerome B., Gr, 1237 Oread, LawreJ' t ' Winfield ··············2903 23 9 Thompson, Joseph K., Gr, 924 Ala., Box 23, Pa~ee··cc········································· 0 W Thompson, Joyce A., FrC, 129 S Park La re ty, Nebr. ···························· 1490 M *Thompson, Kay W., SrE, 927 Ohio, 110 'w 1:th Kc°··········································· *Thompson, Kenneth John, FrC, 1812 Ill., 1837 N 32nd • Mo. ···································· 233 0W Thompson, Martin S., FrE, 606 Hercules, Snflr. Gilm:~·•~C ·:ivc······················· 0 *Thompson, Max E., Gr, 523 La. Bald in ' y, • ······ ·········••·•··•·· 3 Thompson, Norma L., FrC, 1225 Orea: 822 ..wi;;;:···Neode;ha. . Thompson, Raymond, Jr., JrPh, 222 W 9th, 804 18th St., Belle;ffie··::::::::::::::::::::::972 Thompson, Robert H., Gr, 1720 La., Pawnee City, Nebr. .................................... 2199W oria.. ka. w i1~ ~~1 ~~~g:~~: ~~a~ :.:··F~~fJ1o~·illl\l'12~g•T~~~ekille ··························::::.... r ~p~gfieid·:··oiiio··::::2sffi Thompson, T~OI?~S E., soc, 910 Ohio! 830 Rodgers Dr., Thompson, Virgirua L., SrFA, Waterville 5 *i~~~~•Di!~a:. ~friaN T~~.~ ~~~fl::.~ ..~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~69W *Thorn ur~ ug~neJ c"' FrEd, 733 Maine, Garnett ..................................................... . T h o ~ D 1; ., rL, 2317 Mass., Lawrence ............................................................ 14l 2M 1 *Th~rnton: Ja'in~se1~. s~1flotla~! rs~flrBox Sedan ····································1419R Tb , ., Gas135, ......................................................... . ~ r p , io:war~ R JrE, 1100 Ind., 7335 Wayne, KC, Mo . ..........................................284 2521 8 Th=~.li:~bert NY ······· ···································· W Tburnau, L loyd Z ., FrE, 1134 Ohio, Lawrence .~... ~:.. ~.~:.. ~~:.. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::jfa57R Thurston, Norma J., FrC, 1719 Tenn., 501 S Monroe, Versailles, Mo ...... ............ . Thuston, Floyd H., SoC, 1244 N.J., 1951 N 3rd St., KC ............................................. . *Tibbs, Delloyd O., SrFA, 19 W 14th St., Silver Lake .................................................. :: Tice, Elizabeth O., FrC, 1144 La., 4158 Eaton, KC .......................................................... 781 Tice, Orbon H., FrC, 1100 Ind., 101 E 19th, Hutchinson .............. .-........................... 284 Tidd, Clifton E ., SoC, 1414 Tenn., 812 N Chestnut, Iola ........................................ 3060W *Tiemeier, Paul A., SrE, 1220 Tenn., Lincolnville ...................................................... 2512W Tieperman, Velda C., JrEd, 1247 Ky., St. John ............................................................ 1008 Tierney, William J., FrE, Robinson Gym, 1926 W 36th, KC ........................Withdrawn Tiffany, George E., SrBus, 1439 Tenn., 1282 Collins, Topeka ....................................721 Tiben, Doris J ., FrC, 1339 W Campus, 1227 N River Blvd., Wichita ......................267 Tihen, Judith A., JrC, 1339 W Campus, 1227 N River Blvd., Wichita ...................... 267 Tilbury, Roger G., lstL, Smith, 1028 N 1st, Arkansas City ........................................451 Tilford, Carl B., FrC, 1439 Tenn., 1218 Garfield, Topeka .......................................... 721 Tiller, Harry B., FrC, 1131 Tenn., 723 N Rutan, Wichita .......................................... 2033 •Tillmon, Edward E., JrC, 732 Conn., 1101 Buchanan, Topeka .................................. 2127 Tilson, James A., SoC, 1100 Ind., 1000 W 64th Terr., KC, Mo ...................................284 Timmerman, Harold A., SrE, 1200 Ohio, 2017 Freeman, KC ..................................1755 Timmerman, Lewin E., lstL, 515 Lane 11, Snflr., Plentywood, Montana ........... . Timmons, Lawrence R., Gr, 800 Ohio, 1255 Homer Ave., KC ..................Withdrawn Timms, Frederick U., FrM&SrC, 1233 Oread, 4329 Wayne, KC, Mo . ....................1902 Timpe, Alice M., Gr, 721 Maine, Easton ...................................................................... 2739R Tinberg, Richard W ., FrE, 1726 Ky., Box 167, Bonner Springs ............................ 1881J Tincher, William R., FrC, 1400 Tenn., 4039 NY Court, Wichita ............................... . Tindall, Jo Ann, SrC, 1144 La., 302 E 2nd, Hoisington .............................................. 781 Tinker, Donald C., FrC, NROTC, 905 La., 1011 Jefferson, Great Bend ............ 3120J Tinkelpaui:!b, Robert D., FrC, 1408 Tenn., 6117 McGee, KC, Mo ............................... 148 Tinsley, Ffoyd A ., FrE, Spooner Thayer, 5238 E 51st, KC, Mo ............................... 684 Tippin, Ernest E ., Jr., FrM, 824 Ohio, 12 Lynnwood, Wichita .............................. 3101W Tippin, Jane T., SoC, 824 Ohio, 12 Lynnwood, Wichita ..........................................3101W Tipton, Malcolm A., JrBus, 715 Mich., 220 S Poplar, Hutchinson ........................ 1077 *Titus, Verlene E ., JrC, 1144 Tenn., Florence .................................................................... 955 Tober, Theodore W., FrPh, 311 Lane 6, Snflr., 611 Old Town Rd. Bridgeport, Conn. 31 *:f:~~h~· ~ Js~l.0 ~42 .~~~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::2921R Todd, Charles O., Gr, 928 Maine, 1007 Jewell, Topeka ..........................................2194J *Todd, Charles W., SrC, 226 Locust, Lawrence ............................................................2134W *Todd, Edward L., SrC, 621 Dr. E, Snflr., 931 N Walnut, Eureka ........................... . Todd, Harold E., FrC, Snflr. Dorm, 14 W 3rd, Lee's Summit, Mo ............................ . Todd, Harold M., FrFA, 352 E 12th, 331 N Lawndale, KC, Mo .............................2162R Todd, Helen E., SrC, 1247 Tenn., 5744 Charlotte, KC, Mo ..................................... 1149J G~F;t~ toi' <S~~~g:rw~f:Y~ Ji:r~t:~~~~· 129 .. �Name School Lawrence Address Home Phone ~~~gRa. Llepahh cc .•SJrEC.14120821TOread4,8A27fton, "?{is, ······························································334 •• o , enn., Mercier KC Mo 148 . • Uhlig, Paul J., FrC, NROTC, Battenfeld 1021,Sha' . ········ ······································ UlUlr~yh, MRarbcella R., SpFA, 1247 Tenn., 408 Aylford sE~ig~~ri.ng,.. nc , o ert D., JrBus, 1541 Tenn., 435 N Chautauqua Wichita 348 *Umbach, John C., JrE, 925 Ind., 306 W Vine Dodge Cit • ···························· y ············································1856 • Umbach, Marilyn N ., JrC, 925 Ind. White ' Umholtz, Robert C., FrE, 2232 Mas~ .• 2732 ~f~~~ ·i'°0························································ 1856 Underwood, All J., FrC, 608 Mass., Lawrenc~ peka ··········································l249M Underwood, Salr;1 J., FrC, Miller, 512 E 1st Hoisin··----u· ·· ·········································· 980 Underwood, Sara A ., FrF A, 808 Miss., Lawrence gto ·············································· Unkefer, Robert F., JrEd, 1030 Maine, Fairview ························································2906 M Unrein, Francis A., FrPh, 917 Maine, 310 W 20 I:i°a.................... ·································· 3033 J Unruh, Carl M., FrC, Battenfeld, 2805 Maule' [s ;···············································3084R Texas··.:::::::::11m H=: ~~a~:: ~r:e. 6i~ct?~'. ~6;gs;l o"ak·~•p;z.~~:':. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::m 504 Upp, Kenneth L .• FrC, 1017 N.)i., 4602 Rainhow Blv······················ ·································2956 Urban, Hubert S., FrC, 800 Ohio Ashl d., KC ········································ U b v· . . M S C • and ······································· ............................ 3157J Utl an,Edi r ~ ~ A, 1339 W Campus, Box 703, Wilson ........................................267 3 Uts~h~n. ~odo;~ ~ir~~1~o ~!~~bville, Okla ...............................3009 utter, Oscar E., Jr., SrE, 933 Tenn., 327 W 3rd, Cher~l!~~.~~.~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. 956 ·s -i J .. Frb~ l~·. VVa gtbokrg,RHdaroldhA., Jr., SoE, 1045 W Hills, RR 1, Lenexa ........................................ 1700 a 1ase , u o 1P J., FrC, 1408 Tenn., 1275 Argonne Dr., Natrona, Pa ................. 148 Valderrama, Ruben A., FrE, 1606 Tenn., Canera Cali 54-35, Medellin, Clmbia, 2402J ~ale1~'f; Ma{j>' E., FrFA, Gower Place, 206 W 62 St., KC, Mo ................................... 718 Van Be u;r• ancy E., FrC, 1604 Tenn., Lawrence ....................................................1161 Van Bf:{; e~, ii'3ncis W., SoE, 1602 La., 1208 Santa Fe, Atchison .............................. 651 an B1 ekiri:,k . arlene, Soc, 1145 La., 3701 Locust, KC, Mo ....................................... 290 V an us , Charles L., SoE, Stadium Dorm., 5418 St. John Ave., KC, Mo ........ . VVance, Leon J ., FrE, 1238 Tenn., 2522 Belmont, Parsons ..............................................1220 Vanc~:t atricia M., SrC, 1001 W Hills, 414 Greenway Terr., KC, Mo ......................... 768 Vand 1 ers, Robert I., SoEd, Snflr. Dorm 12, Orange City, Iowa ............................. . an er Lippe, John M., FrC, 707 Tenn., 405 E Meyer, KC, Mo ................................. 2536R Vanderpool, Barbara I., JrC, 1246 Oread, 802 NB, Wellington .................................. 898 van der Smissen, Margaret E., Soc, Locksley Hall, Buhler .......................................... 837 Vandeventer, Wayne E., FrE, 1334 Ohio, 637 Wabash, Topeka ................................ 2108 Vandiver, Oral W., Jr., FrC, 127 E 17th, RR 4, KC .................................... .................... 2364W Van Doren, Claude, Jr., SoE, 1301 W Campus, 200 S Hillside, Wichita .................... 726 VanDyke, Edward E., FrC, Snflr. Dorm. 2, 925 Duncan, Newton ............................ . Van Dyke, Kathryn, JrE, 1225 Oread, 463 E Kansas, Liberty, Mo .............................581 Van Dyke, Paul F., SrBus, W 10th, Plainville .................... ................................................534 Van Ert, Jess W., FrC, 933 Tenn., RR 1, Box 187, Cherryvale ....................................956 Van Gundy, Richard G., JrE, 2703 Snflr., Moline ........................................................ . Van Marter, Cleta C., FrFA, Corbin, Grinnell ................................................................ 860 1 .i~~~. e j~~ E:: R~: \i~~ Tnr~L~~:~! ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~lii1~ Van Nortwick, Harold S., FrC, 1133 Vt., Lawrence ...................................................... 3103M Van Nortwick M., FrC, 1133 Vt., Lawrence ................................................................3103M Van Pelt, Garth L., FrC, 947 Miss., 101 E 13th, Hutchinson ...................................... 2935W Vansant, Mary L., JrC, 1611 Crescent, 1022 N Wyandotte, Dewey, Okla ............... 2185 •van Slyck, Harold E., JrC, Apt. 411, Lexington, Snflr . .......................... ....................... . •van Tassel, Betty E., JrC, 17 Doug. Rd., Snflr., 735 E 15 St., Baxter Springs ........Wd. • Van Tassel, Lowell W., JrC, N.O., 1733 Mass., 735 E 15th, Baxter Springs ........... . Van Valkenburg, James M., FrC, 1121 La., Lawrence .................................................... 590 Van Wormer, Jeanne, JrC, Corbin, 917 Wash., Hoquiam, Wash .............................860 Varenhorst, Glenn E., FrC, 1324 Vt., Conway Springs ..............................................1562R Varner, Barbara A., SrC, 1246 Miss., 415 S Pershing, Wichita .................................... 415 Varner, Mary L., JrC, 1246 Miss., 415 S Pershing, Wichita ......................................... .415 Vaughan. Jamieson R., SoE, 1245 W Campus, 336 S Elmwo·o d, KC, Mo . .................. 863 Vaughn, Billy M., FrE, 704 Ind., 1805 Crawford, Parsons ............................................ 1978 Vaughn, Donald S ., SoE, 704 Ind., 2312 Belmont, Parsons .......................................... 1978 Vaughn, William D., SoC, Commutes, Baldwin .......................................................... (1250) Vazquez, Ana M., FrC, 1329 Ky., 800 Avda Arica, San Miguel, Lima, Peru ...... 1521W Veach, Ruth P., SrFA, 1941 Mass., 146 N 8, Salina ····················;·······················Withdrawn Veatch, Bonnie D., JrC, 1339 W Campus, 6305 Vernon, 1'4ernam ................................ 267 Veatch, Chauncey L ., FrC, 1025 W Hills, 100 E 30, Hutchmson ..................................2903 Veatch, Jack c., SoE, 1025 W Hills, 100 E '30, Hutchins~m ..........................................2903 Veatch, Robert w .. Soc, 1025 W Hills, 100 E 30, Hutchmson ...................................... 2903 Veatch, William A., FrE, 736 Conn., 6378 W 79, Overland Park ................................. . Venso, Homer J., FrE, 1204 Ky., 124 W 1st, Newton ·····;··········;···································1629 Vermillion, Joan, FrC, 1246 Oread, 612 N Adams, Jun':tion City ................................ 898 Vermillion, Mary E., SrC, 1625 Edgehill, 950 S 11 , Salma ..........................................3140 Vernon, Glenn E., FrC, 1335 Vt., Box 38, Beattie ...................................................... ~287~ Vernon, Lyle J., JrBus, 1335 V~.• Box 38, ~eattie ........................................................ 287 T Vesper Donald R., FrE, 900 Mame, Hill City .................................................................. 267 1• Vessels, Joseph T., SoC, 1625 Mass., 1713 Nebraska, KC ............................................. . 131 �Name School Lawrence Address Home Phone alker, Robert A., JrBus, 1537 Tenn., Acme, Wyo ....................................................... 565 Walker, Warren E., SrBus, Snflr. Dorm. 710, 1164 Webster, Topeka ..................... . Walker, Wendell J., FrC, 1614 Ky., RR 1, Box 46, Hugoton ........................................205 Walker, William C ., JrE, 1621 Edgehill, 322 E 15, Hutchinson ...................................957 Wallace, Adrian W., JrBus, 1111 W 11th, 340 Ave. G, E, fflngman ........................1106 ·Wallace, Alice D., SpBus, 401 Ark., Lawrence ............................................................1254R Wallace, Doreen J., JrC, 1241 La., Norwich .......................................................................931 Wallace, George P., FrC, Snftr. Dorm .• 340 Avenue G. E, Kingman ........................ Wallace, Herbert S., Gr., Rm. 116, Snflr. Dorm .• Snflr ................................................ . Wallace, John B., SoE, Commutes, 921 Top€ka, Topeka .......................... 20204 (Topeka) Wallace, Kenneth W., FrC, RR 4, c/o Mrs. C. Sneegas, 901 E 7, Galena, Withdrawn *Wallace, Richard M., Gr., RR 3, Lawrence ............................................................753-N-2 Wallace, Walter K ., JrBus, 1639 Mass., 343 N High, Chillicothe, Ohio ··-············1269M *Wallace, William w ., JrC, 128 Lane P. Snflr., 334 Maple, Ottawa ........................... . Waller, Milton H., JrE, Smith Hall, 7810 Ind., KC, Mo ................................................ .451 WaJlerstedt, John I., FrC. 933 Tenn., 530 E Marlin, McPherson .................................. 956 *Wallis, Keith L., lstL, 1911 R.I., 1325 N Market, Wichita-·········································· Wallisch, Carl R., FrC, 1311 R.I., 411 N.Y., Holton ....................................................... . Walmer, Bermud K., FrE, 1012 Ala., 210 Garland, Leavenworth .............. Withdrawn •Walmer, Paul M., SrC, 311 Lane 4, Snflr., Downs ......................................................... . Walmer, Robert G., FrC, 312 Ind., 1001 W Walnut, Herington ............................... . Walrafen, Leonard D., SoE, 634 Ill., 608 Twiss, Topeka .............................................. 2690W Walsh, Patricia A., Soc, 1001 W Hills, 1620 S Detroit, Tulsa, Okla ............................. 768 Walter, Frederick G., FrC, 941 Vt., 620 Main, Florence .............................................. . Walter, Harry G., FrC, Snflr. Dorm., Rm. 829, 8358 Valley View, Ovlnd. Park ... . Walter, Howard F., JrBus, 1005 Ind., 7001 Ind., KC, Mo . ........................................ 3368W •Walter, Joseph A., Jr., SrE, 301 Lane 10, Snflr., 1841 Colguitt, Houston, Texas Walter, Kathryn A., FrFA, 1115 La., 6510 Penn., KC, Mo ...........................................537 Walter, Mary M., FrEd, Commutes, RR 1, Lecompton ................................................ Walters, George E., Jr., FrC, 1034 Miss., 511 Quindaro, KC .................................... 1834R Walters, Gordon L., Jr., Soc. 1245 W Campus, 624 N Bluff, Anthony ..........................868 Walters, Marian J., FrC, Corbin, Ulysses ............................................................................860 Walters, Ruth L., JrC, 1345 W Campus, Kinsley ................................................................ 731 Walters, Willard J., SrE, 721% Mass., 3800 Paseo, KC, Mo ........................................ Walz, Royce C., FrC. 1111 W 11th, St. Francis ................................................................ 1106 Wampler, Dean D., SrE 1703 Orchard Lane, 424 S Malcolm, Chanute ..................... .401 Wampler, G alen W., JrC, 1001 Miss., 402 Delia, Minneapolis ................................ 2210R •wanbaugh, Marvin L., FrE, 1213 Ohio, Lawrence ········-········ .. ············ ...................... 2982M Wann, Wilfred c., Jr., FrE, 16·19 rn., 1829 W 49th Terr., KC, Mo ......................... 1327W Ward, Alvin D., JrEd, 2014 Vt., 1120 S Washington, Chanute ................................... . Ward, Anna J., FrC, Commutes, RR 1, Lecompton ..................................................... . Ward, Beulah M., FrC, Corbin, Highland ....................................................................... 860 •ward, Doris o .. JrC, 1327 R.I., 1241 Mac Vicar, Topeka ..........................................2633R •ward, Elizabeth A., (Hammler), FrC, 107 Lane P, Snflr., 5011 Troost, KC, Mo. Ward, Gerald L., JrC, 1045 W Hills, Box 444, Ellinwood ................................................ 1700 Ward, Gracia J., JrC, 919 Ind, 106% W Chestnut, Dodge City .............................. 3004J Ward, Helen E., SoFA, 1246 Oread, 1302 W 5, Coffeyville .............................................. 898 Ward, Jerry M., FrC, NROTC, 835 R.I., 1610 Odell, Great Bend ................................ *Ward, Joseph B., Jr., FrE, 107 Lane P, Snflr., 5011 Troost, KC, Mo ......................... •ward, Joseph o ., FrC, 1327 R.I., 1187 Webster, Topeka ............................................. 2633R ~:~: ~= ~- : g~~•9f3°t~.:11Lg:~~~~ce··:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J~g Ward, Mary A., FrC, 1336 Vt., 130 Spruce Ave., Minneapolis .................................. 1361M Ward, Patricia A., JrC, 1124 Emery Rd., 621 W 61st St., KC, Mo .............................3217 Ward, Ralph Wm .. Jr., SoE, 1520 Marker, Lawrence ......................................................621 *Ward, Robert B ., SrBus, 309 Ind., Lawrence ................................................................ 2749J •Ward, (William) H., Gr., 930 ill., 313 S 3rd, Sterling ....................................................1727 Warden, Cree H., Gr., 805 Miss., Lawrence ......................................................................125 Warden, Dale M., FrE, 1700 Ky., 320 N Prospect, Liberal ........................................4310M Wardin, Charles M., FrC, 1711 Ky., Lawrence ..............................................................2817J Wardin, Harry M., FrC, 1711 Ky., 209 W 11th, Topeka ..............................................2817J Wardlow, Bernard L., FrFA, 1409 Tenn., 6427 McGee, KC, Mo ................................. 503 Wardrop, John J., SoE, 1145 R.I., 615 N Ced~r, Abilene ...............:····························1415 •warger, Arnold E., Gr., Haskell, 4496 Bro~dv1ew, Cleveland, Ohio ....................... . Warkentine, Ed H., FrE, 1111 Ky., 903 N Ollve, Peabody .......................................... 1994\.V 983 6 J •warner, Paul E., SoC, 1904 Vt., 633 S Lincoln, Chanute ................................................628 Warnken, Ernest w., JrBus, 1127 Ohio, 705 Bennington, KC, Mo ............................. 243 Warnock, Boyd w., FrFA, Commutes, 616 Lawrence, Topeka ................................... . •warren, Georgia L. F., FrFA, 917 Ohio, Lawrence ....................................................1871M Warren, James B., FrC, 303 Lane G. Snflr., Snflr ................ .......................................... . •warren, Phyllis J., SrC, RR 1, c/o E. w. Henderson, 303 W 4, Garnett ............ 767-K-21 •warren, Raymond L., JrC, 303 Lane G, Snflr .. Snflr . ........................................ .......... .. •warren, Thomas A., FrC, RR 1, c/o E. w. Henderson, RR 4, Garnett ............ 767-K-21 •warren, William D., JrBus, 917 Ohio, Lawrence ........................................................1871M Warwick, Harold S., SoC, 1105 La., 206 Westover, KC, Mo ......................................... 1062 *Washburn, Richard L., SoC, 1633 Vt., Lawrence ........................................................ 3492R ;~~;~: ~~~~if'R.:£~E. ~1li.~'.. l~~~~! :::::::·.::·.::::::::·.:::::·.:·.:::::::::::::::::·.::::::::::::::::::: 133 �Na.me Schooi Law-rence Add-ress Home Phone We~gel , W illiam J ., JrE, 1245 W Campus, 1704 Central, Dodge Ci ty ........................868 .ie~m:,r, Mvy ~ · lr tA, 1433 Tenn .• 440 W 63rd, KC, Mo. ······-························-········295 •w: ~s:: &;, ctarles,''srB·{i~~lli~:s, os~~-osa ·····:······ ···························· ( Oskaloosa 14) W . tr t R b rt E S Q, • Snflr ·······-············································· We~ a u ,Edo e d SrE, 1541 Tenn., 2316 T St., E Moline, Ill . ................................ 348 Wei h aar, W<;¼r ., oC, 1536 Tenn., RR, Argonia ············-····································2281R 0 W e .~ aafi.a r ~m JC .,hFrE, 1535 Tenn., Argonia ...................·-··············-··········-········2281R w e\~r ,K n s ui' DxPF, 1108 Vt., 516 N Chandler, Topeka ............................................ 1052 Weich B j' E rE, 1308 Ky ., 51 Grover Lane, Caldwell, N .J .......................1965 W elch' C E J r , 1301 W Campus, 1209 W 61st Terr., KC, Mo . ........ Withdrawn We l h• Dar r ., FrC, 124 W 13th, Washington ......................................................1490R •we {h' Fo~ S~. Dorm. 6, 121 N Clinton Place, KC, Mo ......................... 1.lo5' W elcll ' li A ·• F /2 Miss., RR 3, Box 9, Independence, Mo ........................ .495 4 3 Mich., 643 W 57th, KC, Mo . ............................................1539J W eld • B~ll~ D W elkon,N1 1e i' r~, i602 La., 5515 Tracy, KC, Mo ... ............................................... 547 We m ~r, f1<:Y h AJF E 433 Tenn., 6441 Summit, KC, Mo ........................................... 295 W ellborn. s'f:f •A r , 935% Mass., 2430 Aloma, Wichita ....................................3480M We lib or n , ·{ 1ey ., JrC, Locksley, Lyndon ..................................................................836 • We llhom, Ww·Yt-m C., SoE, 1614 Ky., 2430 Aloma, Wichita ..........................................205 W ell. oJse, J1~m T ., Gr., 1113 W 10th, Lawrence .................................................... 25431\! r!,_, Jr1}·A~7~5 ~~o11a3il~~T~gs~~e Dr., KC, Mo. ······························443 W 11 B E S E ' ' p a ........... ........................................... USS w• Afb~ f w' L! c' 5, w:n~~Bin;, w:n~: D~~~~d St:;··Rochester:··iiY:··::::::::::::::m ~ efls, ~fr ~ A. FrC, 1011 Tenn., Lawrence ..................................................................1946W 5 1433 Tenn., 510 Walnut, Ottawa .................................................. 296 s, El a e, BrC, 1 F eanor ., FrC, 618 Ohio, Lawrence ..................................................................2930W • w e lls, E=lls, Jorr est H., JrE, 116 Lane A, Snflr., 7228 Wayne, KC, Mo ................................. W e s, oseph H ., Soc, Snflr. Dorm., 7419 Ward Pkwy., KC, Mo . ............ Withdr awn Wells , Joseph R ., FrC, c/ o B. A. Green, RR 4, 3015 Campbell, KC, Mo . • -;eil~ Quint on R., SrBus, 1105 La., 6524 Sagamore, KC .... ......................::::::::::::::::::1062 B.. hc~6i°s22h:a:~ffl.s:?t-i:~ick. w\ •w: 1ter.' ~e~.~s·rK~~: ·;:1:::::: i%~~ ~n~°t·s~~4Jo~r,err::··st:·Joseph,..Mo:··:::::: k~~i:~·'l:r~J:~10?1}Jt~~~~to··::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: • : en ;;ier, Walton K., Gr., 1605 Tenn., 1152 College Ave., Topeka ..........................1398W e er, Edwar d B., FrC, 1301 W Campus, 1801 W 50th, KC ........................................ 726 W e 1t on, Dexter M., SrE, 1301 W Campus, 801 Ave. B, Sterling, Ill ...........................726 e 1ton, Lewis D ., FrC, 732 Conn., 3809 Lloyd St., KC ········-·······································.2127 W endlandt, Frank R., Jr., JrE, 816 Ky., 505 N 8th, Herington ....................................3529 W eng er, Mel ba L., SrC, Corbin, Horton ..............................................................................860 W enzel, Frank H., SrBus, Commutes, 5322 Aberdeen, KC ......................................... . W e rhan, Charles E., Soc, W 10, Bennington ......................................................................534 *We rlinl , Richard C., SrC, 1236 N.Y., 1018 E 9th, Winfield ......................................... . =t!!~I~~!,;~~ff~11EI/\\ ;; \ iiifi West, Cha rles O., Jr., JrC, 742 Ohio, Lake Forest, Edwardsville ............................ 2921R West, Charles S ., FrC, 1109 N.H., RR 6, St. Joseph, Mo ................................................ . West , El oise R .• SrC, Foster, P .O. Box 96, Kincaid ........................................................ 257 West. Oval A., Jr., JrC, 1945 Tenn., RR 1, Muncie ..................................................... 2619W West, William T., SoM&SrC, 1244 La., 207 Old Manor, Wichita ........ ........................1752 Westerdick, Doris E., JrC, 7131 Paseo, KC, Mo ....................................... ........ Withdrawn Weste r haus, George B., SrE, .Snfu. Dorm,. 407 W 6th St., Florence ........................ Westfall, Cad B., SoM, 1043 Ind., 215 W 5th, Halstead ................................................. 3014 •Westland, Jack L ., SrE, 1122 Ohio, RR 1, Asbury, Mo . ..............................................2602M Westmacott, Robert I., JrC, 912 Ala. , 119 N Maple, Nowata, Okla . ........................ 2371J Westmorel and, Georgia L ., JrEd, 1001 W Hills, 408 W 46th Terr., KC, Mo .............768 Westwood, John V., FrE, Eudora, Commutes, 509 S Hillside, Wichita ................. . Wetsel, James A., JrE, 1200 W 23rd St., c/o Schiller, 1527 E 49 Terr., KC, Mo., 3417W •wetz, W illiam H., SoE, 1216 Tenn., 117 S Kensington, KC, Mo ............................. 2531M Weyand , Arnold L ., SoC, 920 Ind., Canton ................................... ................................... 1520J Weybrew, Benjamin B., SrC, 124 W 13, Wamego ....................................................1490R •Whaley, Betty M., FrC, 7 Lane C, Snfir., 1124 Division, Atchison .......................... *Whaley, Thomas P., Gr., 7 Lane C, Snflr., 1124 Division, Atchison ............................ Wharton, John J., FrE, 845 R.I., 508 S Main, Holden, Mo . ............................... ......... Wharton, Mary J .. SoFA, 1625 Edgehill, 2817 S Roosevelt, Wichita ........................3140 Wheat, Achilles V., SoC, 1301 W Camyus, 2416 Minn., KC .......................................... 726 Wheat. Dorothy M., SoC, 1625 EdJ,ehil , 2416 Minn., KC . ............................................3140 _.~~:!tr!~~Q~:AiJ·:i:t.~·J~ttk 1.da~~··.::::::::.:·.::·.:::::::::::·.::::::::::::·.::::::::::::::::::::::155~M Wheeler, Bryan J., Jr., SoE, 1309 Ohio, 431 S Bellaire, KC, Mo .............................1534M Wheeler, Charles B., Jr., SoM&Gr., 1244 Ohio, 3906 Wyandotte, KC, Mo .................366 Wheeler, David J., SoE, Dorm 12, Snflr., 1117 W Van Horn, Independence, Mo., Wd . Wheeler, Harry E., Jr., FrE, 1240 R.I., RR 2, Columbus ... ......................................... 1350R Wheeler, Hennan, FrC, Room 417, Snflr.. 217 Neconi, Bonner Springs ................... . 135 �Name ~r,Lore •Vi'beeler. illi Wheelock, Do Whisl r, or Whitcomb, R White, Chaun White, Frank •White, Gordo •White, Haworth White, Jack •• S White, James L ., White, Kenn th E., White, Lendell A., r •·White, Lillian D., J White, Mary A., SoC, White, Mary B .• S C, White. Max A ., SoC, 2 White, Norman D., Fr , •Vi'bite, Otis I., SrBus., 1 White, Ralph O., FrE, 131 White Richard E., FrE , 1 White: Robert K., FrE, 181 •White Robert L., SrBu • 10 •White'. Roger L .• FrE, 1330 White, Sanford R., JrC, 1621 White, William L., FrPh, 10 White William A., FrE, :RO White: William M., FrC, 724 White Eagle, Mary A., SpFA, Whiteford, Marilyn R., JrF A, C Whitehead, ~ illiam A., FrC, 1233 Orea , Whitesidf, Edward L., JrC, Batt Whitfield Rosemary I., FrC, 20 •Whitford Paul, SoE, 830 ~2 t., Whiting, Biloine G., JrC, 1225 Ore Whiting, Marilyn L., sre. atki Whiting, Melba J., JrC, Commute Whitley, 'Ruth E., SrC, 1721 Ohio, Whitlow, Dolph w., Jr., SoC, 1100 In WhitmoI"l , Raymond L., SoC, 1037 T Vv'hitney, Mary E., FrC, 1215 Oread, Whitney, Richard J., FrC, 730 Ark., *Whitney, Wallace R., JrBus, 73q Ark., Whitsitt Virgil H., JrC, 923 1ain, RR Whittenb ?rger, S. Bruce, Sp , 1014 to. Wickersh un, Elizabeth A., JrC, Sleepy . Wickert, Virginia L., SrBus, Corbin, C)aflin Wicklin, Rita R., SrC, Foster, Amazonia, Io. *Widdecombe, Lawrence w., Jr., Gr., c/o :Mrs. Staten lsland, N.Y. ··································--········· Widder, Willard G., SrE, 1708 Haskell Ave., 80 *Wiebe, Marvin R., FrC, 219 Dr. B, Sn~r., 328 Wiebe, Reynold H., FrC, c/o M. R. Wiebe, 219 Dr. B , Wiedemann, Robert E., JrE, 1947 Vt., Lawrence --···· Wiedenmann, George R., FrC, 1017 Ala., 823 Archibald Wiens, Arthur N., JrC, 940 Mass., RR 4, Box 72, 1 Wiggins, Arthur J., FrC, 1245 W Campu , 501 E Wilber, Harry A., FrC, 1235 Tenn., Box 480, Lafa Wilch, Veryl E., FrC, Rm. 232, Snflr. Dorm., RR 1 Wilcox Archer C., Gr., 39 Winona, 1869 Tenny o , Wilcox: Howard S., SrEd, 616 W 17th, Trous~le ···: ...... - ..- --··- - - - - · 3140 Wilcox Jane FrC 1625 Edgehill, 490 Sum.rrut, Bndgepo C onn. --·---iszoJ Wilcox: John M., SoC, 920 Ind., 490 Summit. Bridgeport, onn. Wilcox, Perry D., SoC, 1541 Tenn., 411 Jone~ Ave.. a ill -_:-1 0 •••- 3343 Wild Katherine F., FrC, 701 Ill., c/o Mrs. Miller, RR 1, ' 2469 Wild~r. Herbert B., FrC, 116A Sioux Ct., Haskell, Law ··-···-····-_:2459 Wilder Sheila FrC Haskell, Lawrence .... - .......................... 3 · -·-··- .366 Wilder;on, Ch~rles R., FrE, Dorm. 15, Snflr., 623 '\¥_ ~y , El R no. Wildgen, John J., Gr&SoM, 1244 Ohio, 210 E 1:_s;, HoJ.Smgton •·-········ .. Wildgen Leo F. FrC 1033 Vt. 210 E 1st, Hoisington · -·· ·········-- ·-····.. --· 721 Wildhag~n 1 Ern~st L.' SrE 1439 Tenn., 712 N 22nd, St. Jo eph, .to.-··-· ···----·· •Wiley, Bil1 B., SoC, 120 Lane N, Snfir., 2020 Felix S~ .• St. Jo eph, 1o. -···-···2s14~ Wiley, Derrold H., FrC, 615 La., 701 N 10th, Marysville•··•········ .. -· ...... -••···--•"·· 199-!R ·-·--:-_:::-_348 ·-·-··-·-·okl- -·•·-·-···:~=- ~n:~: ~~~1:iYe!~ ~~~j;J'l~ ItTc~:~~w;··:::=::::::::~::::::::::::=::::::::-.=::=~.:-~:=~-.. Wiley, Thomas A., FrE, 1812 Maine, 2020 Felix, St. Joseph, Mo.•··-.. ··-·-··--·-..... . *Wiley, William D., Jr., SoC, 136 0, Snflr., Snflr ................... -··········--•--" ...- ......... 559W Wilhm, William J., FrC, 1941 Ohio, 3713 Metropolitan, KC ..... - .. •······--··-···--·· ....... 2 136 Name School LawTence AddTess Home Phone .-Wilkerson, Clyde, Jr., JrE, Commutes, 612 Lafayette, Topeka .............. 6302 (Topeka) •Wilkes, Thomas R., FrE, 218 Lane M, Snflr., 411 W 34th 'Terr., KC, Mo .......... ·-···· Wilkie, David B., SoE, 721 % Mass., 1002 N Buckeye, Abilene ....................................96 *Wilkinson, Paul N., JrC, 100 Lane P, Snflr., Snflr ................. - ..................................... . ~m:~~: g~~~lr:.:. ~~. ~~~~~~: li~1~~~. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Willcott, Walter F., FrPh, Dorm. 12, Snflr., 700 N 7th, Leavenworth ..................... . Willenberg, Donald F., FrE, 2001 N.H., Claflin .............................................................1711R Willey, Harold V., FrE, c/o H. C. Nelson, KU Sta., RR 5, Lawrence ..................... .2720\V Williams, Albert F., FrE, 226 Locust, 3015 Sea, Independence, Mo ....................... 2134W Williams, Arba E., Soc, 414 W 12th, Lawrence ................................................................3128 "'Williams, Austin B., Gr., RR 1, 1st & Mich., 413 E Sutherland, McPherson ........1563M William, Charles D., Jr., JrBus, 1621 Edgehill, 616 N Jennings, Anthony ..............957 Williams, Charlyne J., JrC, Locksley, 3027 N 11th, KC ..................................................921 Williams, Claude H., SoPh, 1101 Miss., 211 Wash., Ellsworth .................................. .. Williams, Clayton W., FrE, 1701 Miss., Satchel Creek Ranch, Rosalia ..................1344J Williams, Dick G., SoC, 1607 Crescent Rd., Lawrence ................................................1967 Williams, Donald L., Soc, 1425 Tenn., 932 S 11th, Salina ..............................................552 Williams, Edgar B., JrC, 1607 Crescent Rd., Lawrence .............................................1967 Williams, Evan R., SoC, 1320 Ohio, 711 S Spring, Nevada, Mo ................................. 1159 Williams, Floyd L., FrC, 905 La., 1303 S Oak, Harper .. .............................................. 3120J Williams, Gene V., FrFA, 1540 La., 501 W Central, ElDorado ..................................... .444 Williams, Glenn E., JrC, 1100 Ind., 823 N 1st, Arkansas City ....... ............................... 284 Williams, Harold A., SoC, 305 E 19th, 925 N 2nd, Clinton, Mo ............................. 2977M *Williams, Harold L., FrPh, Snflr., Apt. 403, Lane 9, Goodman, Mo ........................ . Williams, Jack L., JrC, 1500 N.H., 616 Sergeant, Joplin, Mo ...................................2232J Williams, Jack 0., JrC, 1101 Mis.3., 211 WashinJ:!i;on, Ellsworth ................................ *Williams, James L., JrE, 1012 Ky., 1517 Odell, Great Bend ...................................... 3473M Williams, James R., FrC, 1540 La., 604 E Miami, Paola ........ .......................................... 443 *Williams, Jean M., SpFA, 110 Lane B, Snflr., 413 E Sutherland, McPherson ......... . Williams, John F., SrE, 1025 W Hills, 457 6th Ave., Troy, N.Y .............................. .2903 Williams, Juliette V., FrC, 1433 Tenn., 420 E Armour, KC, Mo . ................................ 295 Williams, Lawrence D., FrE, 1846 Barker, 323 N Penn, Anthony ............................2248 WilJiams, Margaret J., SoC, 1246 Oread, Eudora ............................................................898 Williams, Mila, SoC, 1246 Oread, 1619 Silver Lake Rd., Topeka .................................. 898 Williams, N. Patricia, FrC, Miller, RR 2, Clay Center ....................... _............................980 Williams, Osea C., FrFA, 1236 N.J., Box 299, Sicily Island, La., .............................. 2178M *Williams, Ray H., FrC, 786 Walnut, 426 W 6th, Pittsburg ........................................ 3150W Williams, Robert E., FrPh, 1043 Miss., RR 1. Edwardsville ....................................1834R Williams, Robert G., FrE, 639 Vt., 3027 N 11th, KC ...................................................1347M Williams, Robert L., FrE, 2232 Mass., 415 Howard, Hutchinson ............................1249M *Williams, Roy E., FrC, 1700 Ky., Bluff City .................. ............................................. 3410:M *WiJiiams, Sanford R., SoE, Apt. 19, Lane F, Snflr., 1320 Bellevue, St. Joseph, Mo. Williams, Virginia M., SrC, Corbin, 1517 Odell, Great Bend ...................................... 860 Williams, Walter L., FrE, 1623 Ky., 5723 Montgall, KC, Mo .................. -.................. li06R Williams, Wilda R., JrC, 1144 La., Alexander ....................................................................781 Williamson, Ollie C., FrPh, 1101 Miss., 801 S Monroe, Versailles, Mo ...... ............. . Williamson, Robert O., FrE, W 10th, 2520 Maryland, Topeka ...................................... 534 Williford, Harry E., Jr., SrBus, 1414 Snflr. Dorm., 1414 Park Place, Wichita ....... . *Willis, Orville L., FrPh, 304 Ind., Lawrence ................................................................ .. Willis, Reuben E., FrFA, 816 Ky., 18 S Wilson, Chanute ............................................ 3059 Willson, Phyllis G., FrEd, 1230 Tenn., Garnett ................................................................1155 Wilson, Aaron A., Jr., FrC, 1439 Tenn., 4404 Benton, KC, Mo ..................................... 721 *Wilson, Alice H., SoM, 407 W 12th, 409 W 5th, Pittsburg .......................................1603W Wilson, Ardyce L., FrC, 1144 La., 421 Elm, Ottawa ........................................................ 781 Wilson, Barbara J., FrM, 1537% Tenn., 207 Colorado, Manhattan ............................ 506 ,i:lft~~~: ~1~1a ~'.. JJ:c:.113Mtk~.~at:i:~c·e·::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::m~~ Wilson, Donald E., SrBus, 1536 Tenn., 1524 W 4th, Hutchinson ............................ 2218-W Wilson, Donald E., FrC, 312 Ind., Moscow ........................................................................ . Wilson, Elsie A., SpC, Watkins Hosp., 1215 Bertrand, Manhattan ........................... . Wilson, Evan K., SoC, 1540 La., 721 S Park, Independence, Mo .................................. .443 *Wilson, Forrest A., SrE, 919 Ind., 227 Poplar St., Halstead ...................................... 3004J *Wilson, Francenia E .. SrC, 2 Lane D, Snflr., 412 Court Ave., Ellsworth ............... . Wilson, Galen E., FrFA, 1111 W 11th, 1251 Lincoln St., Topeka ..............................1106 Wilson, Gerald G., SoE, 1213 Ohio, 551 S Poplar, Wichita .......................................... .. Wilson, Gloria J., FrC, 828 Ind., 3836 Lloyd Ave., KC ................................................ 1312M Wilson, Henry J., FrC, 1011 Tenn., 515 W 16th, Pawhuska, Okla ............................. 1946W Wilson, James N., SrC, 1111 W 11th, 1251 Lincoln, Topeka .......................................... llOG Wilson, John M., SoE, 910 Vt., 6300 W 63rd, Merriam ..................................................2640J Wilson, Joseph R., SrE, 2629 Snflr. Dorm., 732 Vt., Sikeston, Mo ............................ . Wilson, Katherine A., FrM, 1301 La., 605 W 50th, KC, Mo ........................................... 3232 "'Wilson, Lloyd C., Gr., 1345 Ky., Turner .......................................................................... 1124R Wilson, Mary M., SrFA, 1345 W Campus, 812 W 8th, Pittsburg ................................ 731 Wilson, Nathan E., FrE, 816 Maine, RR 1, Sabetha ..........................................................3353 Wilson, Norma E., FrC, 133S Vt., RR 1, Oswego ..........................................................1361M *Wilson, Norman D., SrE, 2 Lane D, Snflr., 412 Court Ave., Ellsworth ................... . *Wilson, Richard C., SrE, 1534 Vt., Lawrence ............................................................... 2487J 137 �Name Wood, •wood, Wood, Wood, Wood, ·~~~t •·wi in \ in , Wi l Win ill inn, Barba Winn, Earl F .. Winslow, Cha Winslow, L Winsor, Alfred Win or, Earl P., insor, Thoma K Winston, Daniel D . Winter, Jack E., F inter, ~ lllton S., Winter, Ralph 0 . , •Winter, Robert G., Winter, V irginia J., J •winterburg, Ardelle L. •Winterburg, Franci Wintermote, John , . , Wintermote, Richard Winters, Bette B., FrC. •Winters, Harold G . , Fr Winters, Harry L., FrE Winters, Horace 0., Fr •Winters, Wallace ., Fr . Winterscheidt, Sally J ., So *Winton, Dwight L., FrFA . 10 Wise, Carmen J. , FrC, 1537~ Wise, John E . , F rEd, RR 5, Wiseman, Cad D . , SoE, 1247 •w1seman, Gordon G., Gr., 2 P ow Wismer, Alice M . , J r C , 342 Johnson. . Wisner, Mary A. , JrC, 1236 Oread. How *Wisner, Paul A . , SoC, 4 Lane H, Snflr . , •Witherspoon, John G ., Jr . , SrE, 2 Lan *Witherspoon, Marietta R., SrC, 2 Lane *Witt, Grace P . , SrC, 1601 R . I., cott Ci Witt, Lynn E., SpC, AAF, Eldridge Hote Witte, Emma D ., FrC, 1046 Ohio. Richlan Woerner, Geldard H., Gr, 1030 '"ain, 330 Cl Wolf. Doris J., FrC, 2227 N.H., Lawren e ......... - - - - - - - ~ - - - - Wolf, Paul A . , SrBus, 1614 Ky., RR 1, Lyons. "'Wolf, Robert W., JrBus, Conunutes, RR 1, Lyon _ . . Wolf, Ruth J., FrC, 1537% Tenn . , RR, Lyons --·------·--· *Wolfe, Benny W., Gr., 345 Ind . , Meade .............. ----.. ··-· . --Wolfe, Dennis F., FrE, 1344 Ky., Blue Mo nd ·-··---······· Wolfe, Fayeben w., Gr., Commutes, 1255 Tyler, To ekn - - 552 Wolfenbarger, Keith A., SoC, 1425 Tenn. Talmag ...... 257 Wolfskill, Frances A .• JrC , Foster, 5436 Garfield KC. - - - 451 Wolkow, Bernard E . , JrBus Smith Hall, 254 S Glenda! - *Wolski, Edward E .. SoE, 11 Lane Q, Snflr., S nflr ......... - ..........- ... .....- - - -· -- 3441 *Wolski, John S., SrBus, 1340 Tenn., 14 S 6th, KC . ...... ·-··-··-···-·-··-· .... - ....- - ·-:; 641J Wolt1camp, Harry F., Jr. , FrE, 1137 Vt., Box 16. Stilwell . ...- - - - · __........ -• ~ Womack, Bernard J., FrE, Snflr . Dorm., 222 S 12 St., Humbold .......... ----·-3402M ~onder, Roy L., FrE, 819 Maine, 1019 Ratone , anhattan ..........................- .. - ·-- 768 'Wood, Dorothy D., FrC, 1001 W Hills, 1220 Huntington Rd., KC, fo. _ ..........- -·• WWoodd, EJldon E., SrBus, 726 Conn., Lawrence ............................. _ ................ ................................ oo , ack A., FrE, 603 Drive D, Snflr., 1711 E 59th KC, fo .......................................... 138 Schooi LawTence AddTess Home Phone James S., FrC, 1100 Ind . , 8 E 70 St., KC, Mo ..............................................................2 John W., Jr., SrC, 946 Ohio, Meade ................................................................................. 1635J Lawrence D., FrC, 941 Ind . , Hoxie . ......... ..................................................................... ithdrawn Ralph M., SoE, 1132 W Hills, Trousdale ............................................................................................ 1695 Robert B., FrEd, McCook, 252 S Hillside, Wichita ..................................................................2010 :i~:~ {f.:'-/:g 9w ~;i~e. ¾a:i~~~~e. .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::J~m Woodard, Goldie R., SpC, 1420 Ky . , Sunior Ct, Belmont, Ill .......................................... .............. 1162 Woodard, Park~ H., Jr., FrC, 1743 La., Lawrence ........ .................................................................... 1676R Woodard, Robert L., Gr., 227 W 22nd, 1409 E Washington, Joliet, Ill ............. Withdrawn •woodcock, Charles A., FrE, 1409 R.I., Lawrence ......................................................................................... 2670J *Woodcock, Virginia L., Soc, 1409 R.I., Lawrence ....................................................................................... 2670J Wooden, Walter w., Jr., SoC, Snflr., 50 E Concord, 'KC, Mo ............................................................. . •woodman, Arthur T., JrE, 817 Inc.t . , Lawrence ........................................................................................... . Woodring, Lyle L., SoE, 1408 Tenn., 1411 Fairview, Wichita .............................................................. 148 Woodrum, Luella M., FrC, Corbin, 1601 City Limits, Louisburg . .................................................860 *Woods, Charles M., SpM, 501 Tenn .• 4915 Troost. KC, Mo .................. .............................................3183M Woods, Donaldeen, FrC, Corbin, 2006 Olathe Blvd., KC ....................................................................... 860 Woods, Geor ge E., Jr., FrE, 1244 R.I., 326 N 32 St., KC ........................................................................... . Woods, Marilyn L . , SrBus, 1215 Oread, Clearwater ................ . ............................................................................1783 Woods, Warren R ., FrE, 901 Ohio, 100 N. Campbell, Beloit ................................................................... 3490M ~Woodward, Howard E., SoE, RR 6, Lawrence .................. . ......................................... ..................... . .......... 735Kl1 Woodward, Joan, JrC, 1246 Miss., 407 W 60th Terr., KC, Mo .............................................................. 415 *Woodward, John M., Gr., 1S40 Ill., Oak Hi11 Rd . , Southboro, Mass ....................................... . . 1826M ~oo~ward, Margaret L., FrC, 2101 Vt . , 100 W Central, ElDorado . . ......................................... . oo worth, Gilbert F., FrC, 919 Ind., 121 Chestnut, Halstead ................................................ 3004J Woolcott, John E., Jr., JrE, 1025 W Hills, Halstead ........................................................... ....... ... . . . . . . 2903 Woolf, Wayne W., FrE, 642 N . H., Lawrence .................................. . ......................... . ................... . .......................1335R •woolpert, Donald R., SrE, Commutes, RR 5, Topeka ......................................................................................... . *Woolworth, Del L., JrE, 110 Lane Q, Snflr., 809 La., Lawr ence ..... .................................................... . *Wooster, Lester A., SrE, 1315 Tenn., Erie .... . ............................ ................................................................................. 2738W Wootten, George E., FrC, Sntlr. Dorm . 1, 1327 W 3rd St., Wilmington, Dela . ............ . *Worcester, Price L., FrE, 719 Ala ., 705 E Comm., Oberlin .............. ........................... ...................2671W *Worford, William L . , FrE. 1027 Penn., 327 W 7th, Rus!'ell .......................... . . ............................................2598M Workman, Charles E., Soc, 1130 Ky., 1705 Morgan, P arsons ......................................................... . Worley. Jackson H., SoC, 1042 Ohio, 221 W 4th, Maryville. Mo ................................ ..............2584 Wornom, Joyce M., SrEd, 1115 La . , 901 Allison. Chandler, Okla ...........................................537 Worrall, George I., JrE, Smith, 1234 Reynolds, KC ............................................... ..................... ...... ................... .451 Worwag, William R., SoE, Battenfeld, 303 Virginia, Sabetha ................ ................. ........ ..................... 234 Ji~;f ~~~~~1i:~~~t:f;~~~Ji~ir~::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::}}Jl! *Wray, Mary V., SoC, 1041 Ky .• 1022 S State, Iola ......................... ............ . . ......................................................... ....... 3166W Wreglesworth, Thomas J . , FrEd, 1408 Tenn ., 7250 E End, Chicago, Ill . . ........ . ........................148 Wren, Raymond B., JrE, 1724 N . H . , 602 S Silver, Paola ........................................................................... Wright, Alice H., JrC, 1433 Tenn., 111 Greenwood, Topeka ............................................ . . ...... . . .......... 295 Wright, Barbara J., JrFA, 1247 Tenn., Holton ........ . . ........................................................................... Withdrawn Wright, Bruce M. , SrBus, 106 Barker, Haskell, 105 W 111th Pl., Chicago, Ill .............. . • Wright, Clifford C., Jr., FrE, 921 Mo . , Lawrence ...................................................... .................... ................ 1763J *Wright, Elizabeth F., FrC, 1320 Mass., Dwight ............................................... ........................................ ................ 2318 "'Wright, Harold E . , JrE, 1320 Mass., Dwi!lht ................... .................................................................................... :. 2318 Wright, Harwin M., SoC. B . A. Green, RR 4, 426 N 4th, Arkamas City ................ ...........1979J Wright, Margaret H., JrC, 1625 Edgehill, 824 W Harvey, Wellington ...................................... 3140 Wright, Owen W., FrC, 1045 W Hills, 305 Roo~evelt, Coffeyville ..................................................1700 Wright, Robert P., FrC, SnJlr. Dorm. 7, 3433 S Benton, KC, Mo ...................................................... . *WriJ!ht, Robert W., JrBus, 302 Lane Q, Snflr., Fowler ..................................... .............................. ...................... . *Wright, Stanley F . , FrE, 120 Drive C, Snflr., 616 Jackson Ave . , Su:::.quehanna, Pa. Wright, Susan, SoFA, 1339 W Campus, 710 N Denver, Tul!'a, Okla ......................................... 267 *Wright, Willard K., JrE, 231 Lane A, Snflr . , 1010 S Cedar, Otfawa .............. . . ............................ . Wright, William H .• SrBus, 1111 W 11th, 5932 Rockhill Rd ., KC, Mo . ............................ ..... 1106 Wuerth, Robert J., JrBus, W Hills Pkwy . , 420 E 70th St., KC, Mo .........................................1700 Wuest, John M., FrC, 1245 W Campus Rd., 2029 Swift, N KC, lVIo .............................................. . 868 Wulf, Margaret L., FrM, 2208 Mass . , 731 Hendryx, Wichita .............................................................. 2441 Wulf, Thornton E . , FrE, 2310 Ohio, Argoni~ ............................................................................................................. 2687M Wulfkuhle, Robert L., FrC, 231 N 6th, Lawrence ........... .......... ................................................................. ........... 3307W Wullschleger, Armand D . , JrBus, Snflr. Dorm., RR 2, Marysville . ........................................... •wuthnow, Alma (Ann) R . , JrC, 838 Ill., Bison ......................................................................................................... . Wuthnow, Dean L., FrC, NROTe, 1140 Ohio, Lawrence ....................................................................1603J *Wuthnow, Rodney D., JrC, 838 Ill., Hope ................................................................................................................. . Wyatt, Richard C., FrC, 1113 Ky., 518 E Main, Sterling ...........................................................................1423 Wycoff, Elnora L., SoC, Carruth, Solomon ..................................................................................... ........... ........................164 Wycoff, Norman G., JrC, Snflr. Dorm. 2709, P.O. Box 125, Solomon ........ . . ............................. . Wygle. Ralph W . , Jr., FrEd, Robinson Gym, Box 154, Chase .............................................................. . ;yman, Donald M., JrC, 1439 Tenn., 317 E 13th, Hutchinson ............................................................... 721 ymore, Max L., SrE, 1247 Ohio, 1284 Garfield, Topeka ............... .............. .................... ......................3338 Wynn, Margaret M., JrC, Miller, 219 N Wash . , ElDorado ....................................................................... 980 Wysick, Grant I., FrC, 646 La., 2115 E 68th Terr., KC, Mo . .....................................................18:}ij 139 �Name N~ Ya kl Yage Y rn •Yapl • Yates Yak Year Yeaze Yeck Ying!' Yin Un Yoa Yockey, Yockey, ende *Yoder, Erner on D. Yoder, Harley J., Yohe, Delton S ., F Yonally, illiam A Yonley, Louis F., Yordy, Jason K ., S • York, Charle L .. S * York, Edwin ., JrE, *York, Frank ., FrC, York, Leland A., FrE, York, Robert B., SoE. •Yost, B yron A., So 1, Yost, Mary E., JrFA, Yost, Roger H., JrE, 1 *Yost, William G., SoE, Young, Anne J ., SrC, Young, Charles M., •Young. Charles R., So Young, Dean R., FrC. • Young . Donald C. , JrC Young, Donald P. , JrB *Young, Elburn E., SrE, 17 Young, Elizabeth M., JrC, Young, Gale L., FrE, 940 La Young, George P., S rC, 1111 Young, Jam.es M., FrC, 721 ~ *Young, James R. , FrE, C om *Young, Lyle A., SoC, 1109 . Young, Mary J. , JrC , Jolliffe, Young, Mary J. , SrC, 1112 Tenn .. Young, Melba J ., J rEd, Carruth, Young, Philip M., SoE, 1045 W Young, Richa rd C., SoC, 1309 0 Young, Richar d W ., 3rdL, 1112 Young, Robert B .. FrC. 1709 'fi!; Young, Thomas C ., SoE, 1111 W Young, Waller R ., FrFA, 305 E 19 , Young, William F., S r E , 1115 Tenn., 5 Younger, P aul C ., FrC , 1122 Ohio, 60 Yount, Harri et P., FrC, 1941 Mass .. 222 Yoxall, James R., JrC, 1012 R.I ., akeen Yung, Eva L., S r C , Corbin, RR 2, Sedgwick ...... Zabel, Harold D ., FrE, 1308 Mass., 215 1 ~ fain. Ottawa . •. • · Zachman, Patricia A ., SoC, 1433 Tenn., 2615 Franc! . S . J o eph o. Zachow, Gerald R ., SoE, 1407 Ky. , 2452 Quincy. KC, 'do . .... -·- • ·---*Zack, Melvin L., JrEd , 114 Lane A, Snflr., Sn.fir ...•.... ·· .. · ···-····- ·· · · Zalokar, Robert H., FrC, 945 Ala .. \Vec::t ineral .......... •...... -···-··· Zamarripa, I saiah, FrE, Sn.fir. Dorm. 2601, Box 53, Tur ner ... •·--• Zanovich, William E., FrC, 1320 Vt .. Box 121, Le vi ······-·· - · Zarker, Keith E .. Gr., 829 Main, 521 Lane, Too ka - -··- 34 Zeh, Paul L., JrC, 1541 Tenn. , 240 S Ferree, KC •····- - · · -·· - ··--..1907 *Zeller, Doris E ., Gr., 742 Ind., 303 W Morgan St., Dixo~. m • -··-- ·· ·· - -- - -: 1907 *Zeller, Edward J. , Gr., 742 Ind., 1025 Galena Rd., ~ ona, ~11. _. .. • •· · · -··-· 766W Zeller, Margaret A ., Gr., 1343 Tenn., 437 N Broadview, \ ch1ta -···-- ····--..-·· zo33 Zellers, Paul B., SoC, 1131 Tenn., 424 Iowa, Holton ..... ·-········-·-········-- · .. - ....-·•Zellmer, Dale L ., F r C, 547 Mich., 402 W Pearl. orton --- .......... •·-········-.. -·-- ..•····· Zemaitis, Albert J., JrC, Room 719 Snflr. Dorm., 924 Lyons, KC .. ····-·····-······-·· is71R Z~rniekow, Albert F .• SoE, 1115 Ohio, 801 W 6th, Junc~ion ~ity ... ··-·· · ······vuhdrawn Z~e~ch, Harold H., FrC, 1145 Ind., 2nd Orange, Baldwm City .......... -··•·· '\ lll6W Z~lhox, Robert E., F r E, 933 Ala ., Lawr e~cc ........ ................................... 1437 *Z!mmer, Florence A., JrFA, 1145 -yr Hills Pkw;r., Lawrence ................. - .... -.. ·: ..243 Zimmer, Norbert A., JrC, 1127 Ohio, ~ox 72, S1.lckney ._. ............................................ 1!85 Zimmerman, Darlene E., SoC, 745 Ohio, RR 2, Centennlle .................. ·-·· ..·-···- --"· 140 School Lawrence Add-ress Home Phon Zimmerman, Harold L ., FrE, 1801 Barker, Lawrence ...... . .... ....1616\ Zimmerman, James E., FrE, 420 Miss., Lawrence ............. .. .... ... . .. .. .. Zimmerman, James R., 304 Lane 00, Snfl.r., 606 E Hancock, McPher on, Withdrawn Zimmerman, Julian Q., SoC, Commutes, 1019 Medford, Topeka .... .... ... . ....... . *Zimmerman, O . Frank, Gr., 304 Lane 00, Snflr., 606 E Hancock, McPher on ... - .. . Zimmerman, Raymond A., JrBtis, 1309 Ohio, 310 Topeka, Burlingame .............. 1534:tv. Zimmerman, Robert H., FrE, 1801 Bar ker, L awrence ...................... ...................... 1616\V Zimmerman, Matthew H., SoE, 1105 La., 3032 Forest, KC, Mo . ............... ..................1062 Zimmerman, Werner, FrC, 1247% Ky., 126 N Top eka, EJDorado ............................. . Zingaro, Ralph A ., Gr., 2613 Snflr. Dorm., 1715 79th, Brooklyn, N.Y . .................. .. Zink, Mary K, FrC, 1636 N.H., Lawrence ........................................................................1376J Zirger, Merle A., FrC, 1241 Tenn., 300 Wisc., Holton .................................................... 2675R Zoller, Patricia R., FrFA, 1224 Ohio, 3900 E 1st, Wichita .......................................... .. Zollinger, Mary J ., JrFA, Locksley, 839 W 5th, Junction City ................................... 921 Zook, Donald R., FrC, Commutes, 3002 Spruce, KC, Mo . ............................................ . Zook, Paul W., FrM&SrC, Watkins, Hosp., 1023 Topeka, Larned ................................ 890 Zoschke, Marvin C., SrFA, 1525 La., RR 1, Junction City ......................................... .2924J Zuercher, Barbara A., JrC, 1145 La., 234 N Pinecrest, Wichita ................................... .290 zumBrunnen, Eva M., FrC, Corbin, 405 Sinclair, Louisburg ....................................... 860 Zurfluh, Walter E., FrC, 305 E 19th St., RR 1, Clifton ..............................................2977M Zweers, John R .,FrE, 907 Ark., 2632 Folsom, St. Joseph, Mo .................................. . Zweifel, Samuel, Jr., SoM, 1043 Ind., Luray .................................................... ................ 3014 University of Kansas School of Medicine Faculty and School Employees Office Res. Res. Phone VA4814 *Wahl, H. R., Dean & Prof, Path, KU Sch of Med, 1439 W 61 Terr .................... .HI1125 ~ *Newell, C. B ., Bus Mgr, S of M, KU Hosp, 5519 W 67, Ov.Pk . ........................ OV3045J Van Lew, A., Dir of Nurs Ed, KU Sch of Med, Hinch Hall ... .. .......................V A4814 Phone Name Position Office Bldg. !!~i! VA4814 AT2929 DR4343 WE1050 VI3177 LO8100 VA3243 VI8180 VI2260 * Adams, C., Instr, Nurs Ed, KU Sch of Med, 300 E Armour ................................LO6400 *Algie, W. H., Assoc Med & Pharm, Bennett Bldg, 1840 Oakland ....................F A9961 • Allen, L. G., Prof Clin Radiology, Huron Bldg., 1051 Kimball ........................ DR142l *Allen, Max S., Assoc Med, 315 Alameda Rd., 4155 Eaton .................................... LO1448 Allen, Sylvia, Instr Neuropsych, Prof. Bldg., 43 & Locust ................................WE2225 *Anderson, R. B., Asst Ped, 4301 Main, 5905 Wornall ......................................... DE2882 *Arms, A. V ., Instr Med, Plaza Med Bldg, 6142 Locust ............................................JA5612 *Asher, Graham, Assoc Prof Med, Prof Bldg., 5410 State L ine ..........................JA4683 *Aull, John, Asst Prof Ped, Prof Bldg, 6544 Summit ...........................................JA0333 DR2281 *Barney, L. F., Assoc Prof Erner Clin Surg, Brthd Bldg, 1307 Hoel Py ......... DR4357 *Barry, W. B., Inst Otorhinol, 4600 Millcreek .............. ......................................... .LO3210 VI4238 *Bell, J. V., Assoc Med, Prof Bldg, 1745 W 50 ...................... . .................................... VA4397 VA4814 Bennett, Elizabeth, Sec Dept Med, KU Sch of Med, 1918 Olathe ...................... LO7497 HA0266 *Bernreiter, M., Assoc Med, Prof Bldg, 709 E 62 ....................................................DE1288 VA3243 *Berry, M. G., Assoc Med, Plaza Med Bldg, 2709 W 68 Terr ............................ JA0987 DR3654 *Betz, J . S., Asst Ophth, Huron Bldg, 622 Orient Dr ............................................FA910S DR3654 *Billingsley, J. A., Assoc Prof Ophth, Huron Bldg, 2024 Wash Blvd ............DR6808 LO3150 Bills, M. L., Assoc Neuropsych, Plaza Med Bldg, 6947 Oak ................................JA0493 VA3243 *Bohan, P. T., Prof Erner Med, Plaza Med Bldg, The Walnuts ............................WE0366 LO6727 *Boody, R. J., Inst Med, Plaza Med Bldg, 2508 W 43 ..............................................WE5813 LO7400 *Boughnou, H.P., Asst Prof Med, 315 Alameda Rd, 660 W 61 Terr ....................HI2647 HA2202 *Bowser, J. F., Assoc Radiol, Prof Bldg, 954 W 32 .................................................. LO3991 VA4814 Burnett, M., Supv & Inst, Disp, KU Sch of Med, 3705 W 52 Terr ....................V A6891 VI9891 VA8400 HA3331 VA4814 VI1643 YA4814 VI1145 VI4884 Vl4884 VI4884 *Cain, A. S., Jr., Asst Surg, Prof Bldg, 5216 Falmouth Rd ................................... .LO9544 *Calkins, L. A., Prof Gyn & Ob, KU Sch of Med, 3701 Bdwy ............................WE5775 Carlson, H. E., Inst Surg, Prof Blog, 1745 Swatzel Rd ........................................ LO1410 Case, M., Sec Dept Path, KU Sch of Med, Merriam Blvd & Hess, Merriam 1477 *Coburn, D. F ., Assoc Surg, Prof Bldg, 1508 N 21 ....................................................F A9501 Colglazier, Mary C., Fellow in Res, KU Sch of Med .............................................. .. *Cox, K. E ., Instr Gyn & Ob, Prof Bldg, 3745 Locust ............................................LO1535 Curran, D., Asst Ophth, Fed Res Bk Bldg, 5225 Rockhill Rd ............................HI1837 *Curran, E. J., Prof Ophth, Fed Res Bk Bldg, 800 W 56 ........................................ HI2420 Curran, K., Asst Ophth, Fed Res Bk Bldg, 800 W 56 ....... .................................... HI2420 VA3243 *Danglade, J. H., Assoc Med, Plaza Med Bldg, 5601 Pembroke Lane ................ JA6305 1 t.,FA~t ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::FA0446 ~~\~f *Delp, M. H., Asst Prof Med, 315 Alameda Rd, 5620 Walnut ............................VA2122 *Dennie, C. 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L A C E L A WIt E N C E T ON G AN O X I E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 1 B ZOLLER HENRY E JRE 1621 EDGEHILL 3900 E 1ST WICHITA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 957 •ZOLLICKER SAMUEL H SOE 232 LANE A SUNFLR ZUERCHER BRUCE W FRC W 10TH LAWRENCE WHtTEWATER~~-------~3456 ZURBUCHEN ROBERT D FRC 818 TENN 819 E 24TH ST NKCMO 2191J ZURBUCHEN RUDOLPH JR JRB 818 TENN 819 E 24TH NKCMO 2191J ZUTSHI TAPESHWAR N JRE 1800 ILL LAWRENCE C.ORAKHPUR INDIA 2415R ZWEERS JOHN R JRE 1820 IND 2632 FOLSOM ST o1o ·sEPH MO 2436R Name University of Kansas School of Medicine Senior Class, 1948-1949 Address Phone Larry A. Arnspiger, Wellington, Ks, 4004 Bell, KCMo (W). . LU 0836 Lafe W. Bauer, Broughton, Ks, 3910 Springfield (W) . . . . . .JO 5016 Rex C. Belisle (S), Miltonvale, Ks., 621 E. Armour, KCMo . JE 1104 Robert W. Blackburn (F), 1926 W. 36 . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . YE 3146 Mary J. Blood (F), Wichita, Ks, 4104 Francis . . . . . . • . . . JO 1692 Miriam J. Boehmer (S), 1039 Shawnee Avenue, KCKs . . . . . FA 7493 George F. Boone (W), Manhattan, Ks. 4004 Bell, KCMo . . . . . . . LU 0836 Robert W. Borders (S), Arriba, Colo, 1008 Valentine Rd, KCMo . LI 0547 Frank C. Brosius Jr, (S), Wichita, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo . . . . . VA 0755 Robert L. Brown (Sp), Coffeyville, Ks, 3758 Washington, KCKs •. . LU 2204 Benedict S. Budai (S), Detroit, Mich, 3810 Mercier, KCMo. . LO 9315 Donald R. Buechel (S), Wichita, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCKs . . . . VA 0755 John G. Campbell (Sp), 600 W. 58 Terrace, KCMo . • . . . . . . . JA 6985 Laurel G. Case (Sp), 2700 Forest, KCMo . • . . . . . . . . . . • • HA 5374 Herman D. Cofer (Sp), Lawrence, Ks, 4127 Booth, KCKs . . . . . . TA 1450 George H. Cook Jr, (Sp), Concordia, Ks, 3614 Wyoming, KCMo. WE 8763 Robert L. Corder (F), Welda, Ks, 5109 Michigan, KCMo . . . . . . LI 6869 Earl D. Coriell (S), Sciotoville, Ohio, St. Luke's Hosp, KC Mo . . . VA 7055 Ira Cox, Jr. (W), Miltonvale, Ks, 2216 W. 39th, KCKs . . . . . . . . . . . . TA 8180 James E. Crockett (F), N. Kansas City, Mo, St. Luke's Hosp, KCMo . VA 7500 James N. Cuthbertson (S), Sterling, Ks, St. Luke's Hosp. KCMo . VA 7500 Seldon C. Dunn (W), Wichita, Ks, 635 E. 45th, KCMo. VA 4405 Galen W: Fields (Sp), 4314 Rainbow, KCKs . . . . . . . . YE 2949 Henry L. Foucher (Sp), 120 Aqueduct, Sunflower, Ks Russell Frink (S), 2038 Elizabeth, KCKs . . . . . . . . FI 3803 Edward Goldsich (F), 4104 Francis, KCKs . . . . . . . . LO 1192 Orval L. Hamm (Sp), Jetmore, Ks, 3925 Eaton, KCKs . . . . . . . . KE 1491 Dennis A. Hardman (S), Blue Rapids, Ks, St. Luke's Hosp, KCMo VA 7500 Rosemary Harvey (Sp), Manhattan, Ks, 3701 Cambridge, KCKs William D. Hawley, Jr. (Sp), Wichita, Ks, 3307 Paseo, #14, KCMo. WA 7658 Janet L. Holloway (Sp), Wichita, Ks, 3925 Adams, KCKs TA 0271 S. Paul Hornung (F). Spearville, Ks, 4171 Eaton, KCKs .. .JO 1744 Robert D. Hughes (Sp), Oakley, Ks, 730 Splitlog, KCKs . . FA 2647 Charles A. Isaac (Sp), Newton, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo . VA 0755 Neal M. Jenkins (Sp), 3803 Cambridge, KCKs . YE 9589 Ethlyn C. Jennings (S), Parkville, Mo • . . . . Parkville 177 George H. Keene (F), 336 W. 36th, KCMo . . . . . . . . VA 8220 Name Address Phone Keith Kennard (F), 5017 Mission Rd, KCKs • . . . . . . . • . • . • JO 4013 Carl Kobler (S). Morland, Ks, 3931 State Line, KCMo . • • . • · JU 4938 Lawrence E. Lamb (W), Fredonia, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo. • VA 0755 Anita M. Landrum (W), Hays, Ks, 2840 Baltimore, KCMo . . VA 0461 Roy A. L wson (S), 3027 N. 33rd, KCKs • • • . . . . . . . . . • . · FA 6428 Bruce L. Livingstone (F), Seattle, Wash, 730 Splitlog, KCKs Richard F. Looker (W), Emporia, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo . • VA 0755 John Marshall (F), Floral Park, NY, 4129 Cambridge, KCKs • JO 5817 Glen E. Martin Jr. (W), Emporia, Ks, 4409 Gillham Rd, KCMo . · LO 7889 William R. McPhee (S), 1106 Louisiana, Lawrence, Kansas . • . • • • Lawrence 2204 Max 1. Miller (W), Newton, Ks, 4314 Booth, KCKs . . . . . . . . . • KE 0792 Warren C. Miller (Sp), Corry, Pa, Providence Hosp, KCKs . • . · DR 3060 Tom A. Montgo_mery (F), Hill City, Ks, 5924 El Monte, Mission, Ks • · LA 9448 Max E. Musgrave (S), Minneapolis, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCKs · VA 0755 Bentley A. Nelson (F), 4502 Main, KCMo • • • • Phyllis A. Ogg (W), 2020 Olathe Blvd, Apt. 202, KCKs, · · · , · JO 6869 Milton B. Ozar (F), 4028 Warwick, KCMo . . . . . . . . . . . • . · WE 6237 Don C. Petersen (F), Palo Alto, Calif, 1919 Olathe Blvd, KCKs. • JU 5324 Richard]. Reece (W), 2505 Lafayette, KCKs . . . . . . . . . . • . • · DR 6466 Francis E. Riordan (Sp), Pittsburg, Ks, 3810 Mercier, KCMo · LO 9315 Alvin L. Russo (F), Buffalo, NY, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo . . . . • . · VA 0755 Robert K. Saylor (S), Lawrence, Ks, 3601 State Line, KCMo . . JE 0985 Jack C. Schroll (F), Hutchinson, Ks, 4004 Bell, KCMo . . . . . . · LU 0836 Harold Shifrin (F), New York, NY, Providence Hosp, KCKs . . · DR 3060 Charles E. Shopfner (Sp), Ft. Smith, Ark, 1303 W. 40, KC Mo . · WE 6226 Robert K. Skillman (Sp), Hutchinson, Ks, 1305 Locust, KCMo. . HA 6767 . LU 3666 Donald]. Smith (Sp), 3625 Bell, KCMo... . . . . ..... . . VA 6035 William S. Spicer Jr. (W), 4136 Adams, KCKs . • . • . . . . . . . Louis J. Stadnik (Sp), 3 700 Cambridge, KC Ks Rex R. Taggart (F), 3700 Cambridge, KCKs . . . . . . . . . . . JO 5117 KE 4282 Daniel J. Tenenberg (S), 4200 Booth, KCKs . . . . . . . . . . . WE 0142 Elias M. Throne (S), Bronx, NY, 4229 Holly, KCMo . . . . • . Howard R. Wagenblast (F), Smith Center, Ks, Sunflower,Ks LO 7029 Richard D. Waterman (F), North Haven, Maine, 3015 Wyandotte, KCMo. LO 3029 Robert W. Weber (W), 5556 Tadoe Lane, KCKs . . . . . . . . . . VA 0755 William T. West (Sp), Wichita, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo . . . . George N. Weston (F), Lawrence. Ks, 3560_ Wyoming, KC1'.1,o. JE 2601 Cad B. Westfall (W), Halstead, Ks, 3016 Willard, KCKs . . . . FI 2988 FE 1241 S. Bruce Whittenberger (W), 6029 Delmar, Mission, Ks • VA 0755 John J. Wildgen (S), Wichita, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo . . VA 5575 Alice H. Wilson (W), 3820 Booth, KCKs . . . . • . . . . . . • LO 7029 A. James Wray (W), Wichita, Ks, 3015 Wyandotte, KCMo Emerson Yoder (S), Windom, Ks, 4152 Mercier, KCMo . JE 1052 YE 2778 Byron A. Yost (Sp), 3803 Cambridge, KCKs . . . • . • . • . . VA 0755 Samuel Zweifel Jr. (W), Luray, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo . . Note: The letter in ( ) indicates the quarter which the student has free-S--surnmer; F--fall; W--winter; Sp--spring. University of Kansas School of Medicine Junior Class, 1948-1949 Name Address Phone . YE 5972 Robert H. Adams, (Sp), 3615 Cambridge, KCKs . . • . . . . YE 4154 Leonard Akes (W), Dennis, Ks, 3937 Booth, KCKs . . . . . . . TA 5310 L. Arden Almquist (Sp), Salina, Ks, 2108 W. 39th, KCKs . DR 1393 Schrab Amini (W), 812 N. 16th, KCKs . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . VA 7500 Theodore L. Batchelder (W), Garden City, Ks, St. Luke's Hosp, KCMo .JA 3995 Ward E. Benkelman (F), McDonald, Ks, 4338 Rockhill Rd, KCMo . . .Rep 1981R Harry L. Biggs (Sp), RR #3, KCMo • . . . • . • . . . · · · · · · . KE 5039 Franklin K. Bowser (F), 4170 Cambridge, KCKs. • • • • • • • Maxine T. Brillhart (W), R 5, 4606 County Line Rd,. KCKs • YE 9657 John E. Buess, Pittsburg, Ks, 3914 Adams, KCKs • • • • • • .JE 3815 Byron H. Buff (Sp), Topeka, Ks, 3.9 06 Wyandotte, KC!'-10 • • • • • • • . JE 3995 Paul R. Carpenter (F), Kansas City, Ks, 433~ Rockhill Rd, KCMo . . YE 6807 Mack A. Carter (Sp), Wichita Ks, 4200 Martin Rd, KCKs. · · · · · • Daniel T. Coats, Sunflower, Ks Albert F. Crumley (Sp). Ottawa, Ks, 4129 E:aton, _KCKs .JE 3195 Frank Cvetkovich (F), Pittsburg, Ks, 4000 Wyoming, KCMo Francis A. Davis, Oxford, Ks, Sunflower, Ks • TA 0271 Marion DeVault (W), Spring Hill, Ks, 3925 Adams, KCKs • 131 130 �Name Address Phone Richard L. Dreher, Salina, Ks, 3706 Wyoming, KCMo . . . • • . . . . . WE 4376 Byron Eberle, Kansas City, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo. . . . . . • . • . . VA 0755 Robert C. Fairchild (Sp), 115 W. 39th, KCMo . . • . • • • . • . . . . . . . . . . JE 4920 Merle E. Foland, Almena, Ks, 3914 Adams, KCKs • . . . . . . . . . . . . YE 9657 Jake Friesen (F), Hillsboro, Ks, .3 937 Booth, KCKs • . • . • • • . . . . . . . . YE 4154 Deryl D. Fuller (Sp), Arlington, Ks, 3816 Terrace, KCMo . . . • . • . . . . VA 3094 Tex E. Fury, Salina, 3937 Booth, KCKs . • . • . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . YE 4154 William B. Gerlach, Manhattan, Ks, St. Marys Hosp, KCMo . • . . . . . . . WE 1036 John K. Griffith, Hiawatha, Ks, 137 Lane P, Sunflower Wayne E. Hird (W), R #1, Lawrence, Ks, Research Hosp, KCMo • . . . . . HA 4110 Thomas W. Hogan, Chanute , Ks, 3435 Summit, KCMo . • . . . . . . . . . . . JE 0460 Waldo S. Holt, 2410 West 64th St., KCKs . • . . . . . . . • . . . • . • . • . . . . GI 5394 Willard J. Howland (W), 3838 Francis, KCKs • . • • . • . • • • . . . • . KE 5550 Glen C. Hutchison, Wakeeney, Ks, 301 Lane 4, Sunflower Wesley A. Innes (Sp), Eleanor Taylor Hosp, KU Med Gen. . . . . . . . • VA 3543 Leda Grace Janke (F), Claflin, Ks, 3740 Cambridge, KCKs. . . . . • . . JO 4008 Frederick O. Joerns, 8100 MacKay, Overland Park, Ks . . . . . • . • • • . Mel 8303 Clifford E. Jones, Liberal, Ks, 3312 Coronado Rd, KCKs . . . . . . . AT 9671 ]. D. Kabler (F), Wichita, Ks, 4004 Bell, KCMo . . . . . . . . . .•. LU 0836 Paul A. l\aelson (F), Wichita, Ks, 1318 E. Armour Blvd, KCMo . . . . . . . WE 8791 John S. Kirk, 3838 Francis, KCKs . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KE 5550 Kenneth L. Knuth (Sp}, Nashville, Ks, 4449 Francis, KCKs • . • . . . . . . . WE 1044 Warren L. Kump (Sp), Oberlin, Ks, 1303 W. 39th, KCMo . . . . . . . VA 0755 Milton E. Lindley (W), Rose Hill, Ks, 4013 Adams, KCKs . • . • . . . . . . . JU 4027 Edward E. Long (W), Norwich, Ks, 3629 Bell, KCMo. . . . . . . . . . . . . VA 6041 Glen M. McCray, (F), Neodesha, Ks, 4008 Adams, KCKs . . • . . . . . . . . JO 1261 Victor G. McDonald (F), Kansas City, Ks, 1318 E. 28th, KCMo . . . . . . . VI 0351 Stanley R. McEwen (Sp), Wichita, Ks, St. Luke's Hosp, KCMo . . . . . . . . VA 7500 John W. McKay (Sp}, Wichita, Ks, 1303 W. 39th , KCMo . . . . . . . . . . • . . VA 0755 Alexander C. Mitchell (W}, Topeka, Ks, 16C Hospital Hill, KCMo . . . . . Richard E. Munns, 400 Lane 7, Sunflower, Ks Dewey G. Nemec, Agenda, Ks, 4004 Bell, KCM~.' .'::::: .'::::::: : .' LU 0836 G. E. Omer (W}, Wamego, Ks, Research Hosp, KCMo . . • . . . • . . . . . • HA 4110 Roland D. Ostlund, Simpson, Ks, General Hosp, KCMo . . . . . . . . . • . • HA 8060 Barbara]. Owen (W}, Lawrence, Ks, 3811 Parallel, KCKs . . . • • . . • . • FA 7521 LaRue Owen, Nashville, Ks, 129 Lane Q, Sunflower, Ks . . . . . . . . Jack Peterson (Sp}, Hutchinson, Ks, 3810 Mercier, St., KCMo, • . . • • . . LO 9315 Harry 0. Philips, Ottawa, Ks, 1301 W. 40th, KCMo . • . • • . . . . . . . . • . LO 2422 James Carey Pike (Sp}, · Hurlock, Md, 3600 Bell, KCMo . . • • • • • . . . . VA 1138 Ruth Ann Pike (Sp}, Topeka, Ks, 3600 Bell, KCMo. . . . • . • • • • • . . .. VA 1138 Richard L. Pokorny (W), 4338 Rockhill Rd, KCMo . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . JE 3995 Charles B. Powell (F}, Columbus, Ks, 4338 Rockhill Rd, KCMo . . . . . ,JE 3995 Robert E. H. Puntenney (W}, Newton, Ks , 3810 Mercier St. , KCMO ••• ,LO 9315 Bartlett W. Ramsey (F}, 4333 Bellefontaine, KCMo . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . WA 6116 Earl L. Redfield (W), Bucklin, Ks, 3005 E. 36th, KCMo . . . . . .. . . . . . ,AR 8975 Alexander Roth, Wichita, Ks, 7511 Jefferson, KCMo •. : • . • • • . . . • . . m 1810 John G. Roth (F), Wichita, Ks, 3914 Adams, KCKs . . . . . . . . . . •. JO 0370 Barbara E. Russell (W), Lawrence, Ks, 3811 Parallel, KCKs . . . . . . . FA 7521 Robert K. Russe_ll (Sp), Ol~th~, 312 E. Mulberry, Olathe, Ks . . • . . . Olathe 489W Sherman F. Saffier (F}, Wichita, Ks, 3828 Wyoming, KCMo . . . . . . WE 5513 Eugene W. Schwartz, Hoisington, Ks, St. Mary's Hosp, KCMo . . . . . . . WE 8140 Ross Skinne_r, Delphos, 350 E. Armour, KCMo . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . VA 8790 Dean A. Smith (Sp}, Selden, Ks, 3810 Mercier, KCMo . . . . . . . . . • . . LO 9315 Eugene Smith (W}, Kansas City, Ks, 3708 Wyoming, KCMo George C. Steinberger(Sp},lndependence,Ks , ResearchHosp, KCMo. . . HA 4110 G~ant M. Stevens (F}, Hutchinson, Ks, 4004 Bell, KCMo . . . . • . . . . . LU 0836 Niles 1':'f· Stout, 3838 Booth, Kansas City, Ks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KE 604 7 M. Claire Tamblyn (F}, Baldwin, Ks, 3241 E. 39th, KCMo . . . . . . . . . LI 0680 Rob~rt A, Tennant (F}, Pittsburg, Ks, General Hosp, KCMo, . . . . . . ; HA 8060 Daniel~- Tho~pson (W}, Almena, Ks, 3740 Cambridge, KCKs . . . . . . JO 4008 Frederick T_imms (F), 4329 Wayne, Kansas City, Mo • . . . . . LI 7289 Ernest E. Tippin Jr. (W}, Wichita Ks, 3906 Wyandotte KCMo JE 3815 Richard N. Todd (Sp), El Dorado, Ks, 2114 W. 39th KCKs · • · · · · KE 0351 Frederick E. Totten, Salina, Ks, 4406 Montgall, KCMo . . : : : : : : : : : AR 6768 Charle~ B. Whe_eler (F), 3906 Wyandotte, f<CMo . . . . . • . • . • . . . . . . JE 3815 Katherine A. Wilson (W}, 605 W. 50 St., KCMo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VA 7725 Charles M. Woods, 2201 W. 42nd, KCKs . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . KE 3828 It) N ,... 0 ,... KAISER AND FRASER ~ Get Your Kaiser or Frazer Serviced By Authorized Factory Trained Mechanics BOARD AND MOORE MOTORS 7th and Vermont Phone 161 Lighting Headquarters THE KANSAS ELECTRIC POWER CO. RIDE THE BUS For Those Trips To Town THE RAPID TRANSIT CO. Your City Bus Service FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY Kodaks Candid Cameras Moving Picture Cameras Fine Grain Developing and Amateur Kodak Finishing 7 21 Mass. 9hono Phone 41 ~ lean.e1t$ , ., IAUnCI DELIVERY or CASH AND CARRY Main Plant Branch Office 411 W. 14th 926 Mass. Ed Young E.W. Young ~NOGRAPHIC BUREAU Mimeographing - Multilithing - Multigraphing n - IBM Electromatic Proportional Composition Room 8 Phone KU 378 BBS CLOTHING CO. here Cash Buys More u_. Phone 459 GENERAL APPLIANCE COMPANY, INC. GENERAL Note: The letter in ( ) indicates the quarter which the student has free· S--summer; F--fall; W--winter; Sp--spring. Some students in this cl~ss are in the school the entire four quarters. 1103 Mass. 132 ELECTRIC Phone 19 �erI11ce QV//7G-J aflsfact1on � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Telephone Directories Subject The topic of the resource Business enterprises — Kansas — Lawrence — Telephone directories. Lawrence (Kan.) — Telephone directories. Douglas County (Kan.) — Telephone directories. 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