University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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pwr f ' -Mf fA ' FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Lang, Irene Fitzgerald, Peggy Porter, Mary Jesse, Marjorie Roberts, Aha Motter, Catherine Davis, Mary Gibbs, Linda Mathew, Ann Heil, Betty Wolverton. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hall, Ermanell dinger, Harriett Mcintosh, Marilyn Small, Char- lotte Peterson, Nancy McKeown, Marian Snider, Elaine Smith, Mary Callaway, Merea Williams, Bobbie Callaway, Shirley Bsnton, Marilyn Deles Dernier, Judth Russey, Delores McDonald, Marie Mills. BACK ROW: Helen Gettys, Betty Dowler, Elizabeth Manring, Patricia Meyer, Calene Deck, Shirley Meadows, Susan Metz, Vera Kroencke, Clarice Stock, Jill Strentzsch, Judy Garnett, Avalyn Wilson, Norma Babcock, Eleanor Pratt, Bertha Newton. Pi Lambda Theta Pi Lambda Theta, national professional fraternity for women in education, is composed of faculty women, and junior, senior, and graduate students. FTA To stimulate interest in the profession of education is the purpose of the Future Teachers of America. It is open to all students in the College of Education. FRONT ROW: Marie Mills, Betty Ann Benbenek, Jo Ann Hughes, Emmy Halteman, Phyllis Hall, Nancy Rogers, Pat Dillon, Diane Downing, Sherry Calvert, Peggy Woods, Pat Brandon, Carol Hacker, Saralyn Davis. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Maurer, Jill Mathewson, Betty Parkey, Howard Smith (advisor), Marvin Sevy, Bettie Shackelford, Charlotte Baker, Bonnie Lovrenic (president), Alta Motter (ad- visor), Irene Fitzgerald (advisor). Bill Crawford, Leroy Herman, Wanda Frazier, Melba Jean Larson, Mary June Bush. THIRD ROW: Renee Markowitz, Carolyn Schuchardt, Judy Ezell, Carol Kimker, Beverly Burton, Mrs. Gunhild Lovett, Darla Topel, Dolores Kormeier, Joyce Marie Sehl, Robert Thumsen, Bill Clapper, Donna Chancy, Margaret Nickels, Emmalynn Schufield, Janice Wilson, Linda Mathew, Danielle Snow. BACK ROW: Carol Akin, Jerry Sue Moser, Mary Lee Cole, Frances M. Wotawa, Sallie Fuhri, Marcia Williams, Fred Biere, Jr., Donald Meyer, James Moxley, Carl Walker, Louis Eubank, Elva Jo Grigery, Barbara Paul, Joyce Rogers, Axie Anderson, Cicely McConnell, Travis Daniel, Beverly Wehmueller. 159

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FRONT ROW; Nancy Wieman, Marilyn Morgan, Avenel Bailey, Lois Feix, Avalyn Wilson. SECOND ROW: Joyce Sewell, Elaine Dill, Florence Avery (adviser), Patricia West, Ruby Rucker. BACK ROW; Marilyn Earls, Helen Hankins, Janet Trout, Melba Larson, Joyce Cope. Sigma Alpha Iota Sigma Alpha Iota is open to women in the field of music. The group forms chapters of music students and musicians who shall uphold the highest ideals of a musical education, further the development of music, and give inspiration and aid to members. Delta Phi Delta The national honorary art fraternity is Delta Phi Delta. Membership is open to art students upon election. The organization sponsors student art ex- hibits, holds discussions, and makes Christmas cards as an annual project. FRONT ROW; Norma Cole, Shirley Brown, Fred Rathgeber. SECOND ROW; Donald Smith, Betty Jean Butler, Janice Bishop, Fay man, Robert Bussabarger. THIRD ROW; H. Frank Andrews, Lois West, Verna Wulfekammer, Mildred Isely. Feld- 158

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FRONT ROW: Ella Davis, Mary Jane Logan, Shirley Myers, Sue Slayton, Shirley Briggle, Sadie Coad, Helen Yu, Sharon McCaffree, Loie Schmick. SECOND ROW: Nanci Schelker, Sari Gargas, Lois Hartnagel, Helen Talbott, Sylvia Guffin, Connie McCall, Pat Cross, Joan Plavnick. BACK ROW: Margi Foster, Ann Atchinson, Dottie Gianoulis, Annie Weinand, Carol Cockrell, Diane Plackmeyer, Jane Powell, Ann Dilviforth, Maurine Hoffman, Myra Slater, Kathleen Stephenson, Pat McCall, Judy Edsall, Mrs. Robert Best, Helen Neal, Jody Todd, Vivian Hansbrough, Frieda Ingenthron. Theta Sigma Phi Theta Sigma Phi is the honorary professional frater- nity for women in the field of journalism. Several traditional activities sponsored this year by Theta Sig included publication of The Maneater on Decem- ber 1; the Fanfare for Fifty banquet on March 20; and the Matrix Table banquet at which Marian O ' Brien of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat spoke on April 30. Theta Sig ' s choice for the woman of the year in Columbia was honored at the Matri.x Table. Scholastic requirements for initiation are five hours of S in journalism courses in one semester, plus an M average in other courses. Theta Sig holds business meetings twice a month, assists at journalism receptions, and holds annual joint meetings with Sigma Delta Chi. Gamma chapter of Theta Sigma Phi was founded at Missouri in 1911. Sylvia Guffin, president 160