Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1958 volume:

SYLVIA McCONKEY Assistant Editor GEORGE GREEN Photograph er GLORIA McCONKEY Editor DANNY DORSEY Art Editor MR. HOWARD RINGOLD Faculty Advisor NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE MARYVILLE, MISSOURI 2 THE 1958 TOWER J yfi ' jimfymmm mm if r I T5 ms, c i_L DEDICATION The 1958 Tower is dedicated to Dr. Frank W. Grube, Cliair- iiian of the English Department. Dr. Grube has devoted immeasura- ble time and effort to promoting the interests of Northwest Missouri State College. This friendly, vigorous man is highly regarded by students and faculty alike because of his energetic, enthusiastic personality. In addition to his classroom responsibilities. Dr. Grube has created a great deal of interest in tennis on this campus. Largely due to his coaching ability, the College tennis team is the defending champion in the Conference. Dr. Grube has also served as literary advisor to the Tower for the past eight years. His cooperation and guidance have added much to the efficiency of the Staff. It is with a sincere sen se of gratitude and appreciation for his many contri- butions to this College that the Tower Staff dedicates the 1958 Tower to Dr. Grube. 12 UEUlCyVTION 13 THE PRESIDENT 14 PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE What is the NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE? Lfpally il i i a stale supported teaehers « ' ollefie. Physically it is a (-ain]His of eighty acres, a iiiiiiiber of hiiihliii s, a college farm of some seventy acres . . . all valued at nearly seven million dollars. But the College is more than these legal and physical things. It is a community of varied people mIio are concerned with higher edu- cation in northwest Missouri. You, the students, are among those people Mho make up the Northwest Missouri State College. In a very real sense YOU are the college. What you do and what you bt ' conie reflect the Northwest Missouri State College. You as indi- viduals are a most important part of the answer to my question: What is the Northwest Missouri State College? I am proud of each one and of the part you take in the daily program of the ollege. I believe you will hohl high the i«leals of your college. It is men; it is Momen, who are truly The Northwest Missouri State College. J. W. Jones President 15 DEAN OF FACULTY BOARD OF REGENTS h ,mt row: Huruld M. Hull, M. E. Ford, W. M. C. Dawson. Hack row: Lullicr Beli-lier, A. B. VogI, Dr. J. W. Jones. Not shown: H. F. Simrall, H. N. Stevenson and Hubert Wheeler, ex ol ' I ' irio. CHARLES E. KOERBLE COLLEGE TREASURER REGISTRAR LUTHER BELCHER ROBERT FOSTER 16 DIRECTOR OF HELD SERVICE EVERETT W. BROWN DKAN (U WOMKN l) :A of MKN MRS. I.. G. BLADT LON WILSON ASSISTANT DKAN OF MEN DIKKCTOK OF WOMEN ' S HOUSING JOHN COLE MRS. ELIZABETH LUER DIETITIAN NURSE NURSE p- MRS. M. T. SHELDON MRS. THELMA SMITH MISS I ' EARI. DAWSON 17 WE HONOR Shoivn above are: Dr. J. W. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Miss Eslella Bowman, Miss Mattie M. Dykes, Dr. Frank Griibe. Following iheir relirenieiit at the close of llie reception in recojjnilion of llieir more llian thirty 19. ' 7 summer session, Miss Ksteila Bowman and years as members of the P n lish Department of Miss Mattie M . Ehkes were honored at a faculty tliis Collejie. ,S i )ii ' n nhuie are: Mr. Everett Brown, Dr. H. D. Peterson, Mrs. Roland Milner, Mr. Ryland Milner, Ros ' r (iriinwahl. Dr. J. W. Jones. An expression of sjratitude for twenty-one years woodworkinjj tools during the half-lime cere- of coaching service to the Collcfje was shown mony of the llomecominfj ( ame. when (loach Itvland Milner received a sift of 18 FACULTY fliiiu k« ' s Siiiwrrisiiifi Tcarltcr, U.S., M.S. I ' oliliral Srit-nre, U.S., M.S., I ' ll. I). I ' aiilinc Ai ' lliiir Siipervisinti Ti ' drht-r. U.S., M.A. Dale J. Hlarkwell [iiisiness, U.S., M.Eil., M.A. ( Arr ' l.), Ed.l). L. G. Hla ll English, Speech, H.A., M.A. Italpli (later Ediunlion, U.S., M.Ed. Mabel Cook Home Econoniirs, B.S., M.A. David Crozier Supervisirtfi Teacher, U.S.. M.Eil. Olive S. Deliiee Fine Arts, B.S., A. M. Klwyn K. Devore Business, B.S., M.S. IF. K. Dielericli Education, B.A., M.A. Harry B. Dililine European History, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Joseph A. Dreps Eoreiiin Lanfiuafies, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. i la K. Diinhar Mathematics, B.A., M.A. Nellie Dve Uhrary,A.lt.,M.S. f ; ' 19 FACULTY Mrs. Hiiberl Gariell Library William T. Garrett. Biology, B.A., M.S. George R. Gayler History and Geography, B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. Howard A. George Ediiration, B.S., M.S., Ed.D. Anna Gorsucli Spervising Teacher, B.S., M..4, Myles Grahau Biolosy, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Nelson Grahau Spervising Teacher, B.S. Avis Graham Spervising Teacher, B.S., M.S. Frank Gruhe English. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. John Harr History and Political Science, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Joann Harristhal Spervising Teacher, B.S., M.A. ' iolette Hunter English, B.S., M.A. I aura F. Jackson English, B.S., M.A. (. ' Iiarles Johnson Spervising Teacher, B.A., M.A. James Johnson Library Science, A.B., B.S. in L.S. 20 FACULTY Marv K. Kfilli hihrnry, H.S., M.A. Clifforil Keiisiiifior BiisinesK, U.S., M.Ed. Ksllier KnittI Spervisinf Tearhrr Gerhard Krapf Music, M.M. William Lafferly Mnihemalics, B.S., M.A., Eil.U. MyrI Loiif; Physical Science, B.S., M.S. Tlielnia Lonj; Home Economics, A.B., M.A. Itdiinie iMa$;ill I ' hysical Education, A.E., B.S., M.A. Klainc Mauzey Forcifsn Lanf;uaf:e, B.S., B.A., M.A. Kalliryii McKee Spervisinf! Teacher, B.S., M.A. Leon Miller Education, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Kiilli Miller Spercisinii Teacher, B.M., M.M. Chloe Millikan Education, B.S., M.A. Karle Moss Music, B.S., M.A. Irene IMueller Biology, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 21 FACULTY Mrs. Richard Oscliwald I ' liysiral Siienres. It. A., M..4. Marjorie Person Business, B.S., M.B.A. Marsjaret Prince Home hjfonomirs, B.S., M.S. Burton Richey Supervising Teacher, B.S., M.S. Katlirvn Riddle I ' hysical Kduration, B.S., M.S., Eil.D. Howard Rin old Industrial Arts. B.S., M.S. diaries Rivers English. A.B., M.A.. rii.l). Mildred Ross Education, B.S., M.S. Neva Ross Spervising Teacher, B.S., M.A. Donald Sandford Music, B.S., M.M. Marv Jane Sandf )r(l Music, A.B., M.M us. I.ula Mae Slieelz English, B.S., M.A. M. T. Sheldon Education, B.A., M.A. John L. Sniav Music, B.A., M.M., Ph.D. J. Gordon Strong Chemistry, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. 22 FACULTY Slt ' iliiif; Siirr ' ) liusiness, H.S.S., M.lt.A., I ' h.l). Joliii S. Taylor So4-ii lo!i tinil Social Srit ' tu-e. A. It. M.A., I ' h.l). keiiiu ' lli Tlioinpsoii Inilustruil Arls, U.S., M.Kil. Donald Valk Induslrial Arts, U.S., M.S. W aii.la Walker Kiliunliotu B.A., M.S., Ed.D. Theodore Weicliinfjer Supervising Teacher, B.S., M.A. Dorothy Weifjainl Supervising Teacher, B.S., M.A. (rilhert WliiHiey Music, B.Mus., M.A. Calvin Widger Supervising! Teacher, A.B., A.M. Harriett Williams Supervising Teacher, B.S., M.Ed, Alice Gordon Wilson Speech and English. A.B., M.A. Barbara ilson I.Utrary Science, B.S., M.S. 23 y rl i.- %1 I 1 1 s « ■■ ■■■■■ ■■ ■■■■■ n lUi u ■■■« m ■ nin ■ Siiii H ■■■■! ■I mil ■I ■■■■■ I f r I ■■■■ ■ tmmzr I I ■■■ . ' a ■ ' ■ ■ . ' y. ' )pw im sgy 33 SENIOR MEN ik dTilfi James K. Albertson Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics; General Science Degree: B.S. Albert D. Atkins Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Carl Gene Baker Major: Social Science Minor: History Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Jerald LeRoy Baker Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Leo Richard Bangs Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Robert J. Barry Major: Mathematics Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Gordon Bates Major: Industrial Arts; Physical Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Donald K. Bennett Major: Mathematics Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Merton Beuerman Major: Chemistry: Zoology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Garnet Blohn Major: Business Minor: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Carl Bolz Major: Business Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Marvin Dale Brown Major; Physical Education Minor; Mathematics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education William I. Brown Major; Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Bill Burns Major: Social Science Minor: Physical Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education R. D. Burns Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. 34 SENIOR MEN Caki c;armi :iim l Major: Social Science Minor: History: Sociology Dciircc: B.S. Secondary l:ducation ilOBl-KT I;Rl,r ClIl ' RCIlil.l, Major: Physics: Math Minor: General Science Di-Qree: B.S. W ' Ai. ITR D. Conrad Major: Biology Minor: Sociology Degree: B.S. Secondary Uducatton Jack R. Crawi ord Major: Agriculture Minor: Business Degree: B.S. Secondary liducation DoNAi.D Cummins Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Cl.II ' IORD C. DAHI. Major: Industrial Arts Minor: General Science and Biology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Richard Dinkfi. Major: Business Minor: Sociology Degree: B.S. Secondary Educalion Charlhs Doran Major: Business Minor: Agriculture Degree: B.S. Danny Dorset Major: Fine Arts Minor: Business Dearee: B.S. Secondary Education Don Dupv Major: Business Minor: Biology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education PAt i, R. Ellison Major: Industrial Arts iVlinor: Agriculture Degree: B.S. Secondary Educalion Donald E. Evans Major: Speech Minor: Fine Arts Degree: B.S. Secondary Education RoBi-RT Genf Evans Major: Mathematics: Physics Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Edward Leroy Farquhar Major: Mathematics. Chemistry, and Physics Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Walter Edwin Ferguson. Jr. Major: Business: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. 35 SENIOR MEN Richard R. Flanagan Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Raymond K. Forri;t Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Agriculture Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Larry Foutch Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Ed Fuller Major: Physical Education Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Gary Funkhouser Major: Music Degree: B.S. Elementary and Secondary Melvin Gibson Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Earnest W. Gilson Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Robert Glenn Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Courtney W. Goforth Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Sociology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Lanny L. Gray Major: Industrial Arts: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education George Richard Green Major: Business; Music Degree: A.B. James Ray Gromer Major: Chemistry Minor: Music: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Edward K. Groom Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Wendell Guess Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education William Hanson Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. 36 SENIOK MEN Paul E. Hi-avilin Major: Spanish Minor: Speech Dciirce: B.S. Secomlani i.duculion DoNAi.D D. Hirri:n Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Music Degree: B.S. Secondary Lducalion Edwin C. Hii.i. Major; Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Lducalion R(X-;i-R Hitch Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Marvin Hog an Major: Business Minor: Agriculure Degree: B.S. Secondary Education David Holland Major: Music Degree: B.S. Secondary: Elementary Education Charles B. Hood Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Ronald T. Hunt Major: Business Minor: Physics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Wayne Jackson Major: Business Minor: Physical l ' ,ducatii)n Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Robert K. James Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Degree: B.S. Richard A. Jenkins Major: Music Degree: B.S. Elementary: Secondary Education Vernon Jenkins Major: Music Degree: B.S. Elementary: Secondary Education Gi-NE R. Johnson Major: Physical Education; Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Gerald D. Jones Major; Music Degree: B.S. Elementary: Secondary Education Ronald Jones Major; Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education 37 SENIOR MEN Sidney E. Jones Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Agriculture Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Paul Kerber Major: Physical Education Minor: Math Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Charles S. Kidd Major: Social Science Minor: History Degree: B.S. Secondary Education James Knight Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education J. Stanley Laughlin Major: Math: Chemistry Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Tom Lawlor Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Elvin Darrel Long Major: Industrial Arts Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education William Lynch Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Business Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Kent Maffitt Major: Math Minor: Physics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education George E. Maher Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Walter N. Maris Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Business Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Emmett E. Mason Major: Industrial Arts Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Lloyd Mather Major: Business: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Clark Mathisen Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Bob Maxwell Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education 38 SENIOR MEN Monty H. McVicKiiR Major: Physcial Education: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Secortdan I ' ducalion Bob Mi-RKi.i- Major: Physical Education: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Secondary Lducatton DoNAi.D L. Moore Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Woodson Moori- Major: Business Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Robert C. Moran Major: Business Minor: F:conomics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Richard W. Murphy Major: Business Minor: Zoology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Jamie Nhely Major: Physical Education Minor: ScKial Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Wayne Nelson Major: Physical Education Minor: Business Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Harold E. Nigh Major: Mathematics: Physics Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Merrill Nisely Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Arthur Joseph Norton Major: Business Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Joseph G. Ochoa Major: Chemistr Minor: Biology Degree: B.S. Leonard Oliver Major: Mathematics: Physics Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Richard Kenneth Olson Major: Social Science Minor: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Jerry Overton Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. 39 SENIOR MEN Minor: Degree : Don PiERPOiNT Major: Business Minor: Physical Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Larry Powell Major: Business Minor: Physical Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education James Pulley Major: Biology Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Harold Randol Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Lyle D. Ratashak Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Richard Reeves Major: Industrial Arts Physical Education B.S. Secondary Education Darrell L. Renero Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Agriculture Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Ervin O. Ristau. Jr. Major: Business: Economics Degree: B.S. Ted Robinson Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Charles E. Rocklage Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science: Biology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education R. Gene Roe Major: Agriculture Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Edward Sanders Major: Business: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Albert C. Schrupp Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Joe H. Scott Major: Agriculture: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Max N. Scott Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education I 40 SENIOR MEN Ron Searcy Major: Business Minor: Iiconomics Decree: B.S. Secondani F.ducalian Gary Li;i-. Spaton Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Secondani Uilucalton illCllARD Si M-RSON Major: Business: Agriculture Degree: B.S. Secondary Education DONAl.D I.. Sl-YMOUR Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Business Degree: B.S. Secondary F.ducalion Ji-RRV Smii i:y Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physics Degree: B.S. Secondary Uducalion C. Jay Smith Major: Physical Education Minor: Business Degree: B.S. Secondary LORl-N STUVICK Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Dan M. Sullivan Major: Industrial Arts Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Bhnny Surplus Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Jamie Tankersley Major: Physical Education Minor: Sociology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Bob Terry Major: Chemistry Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Terry Thompson Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Oliver Townsend Major: Business Minor: Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Louis P. Tucker Major: Mathematics: Physics Minor: General Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education G. Paul White Major: Agriculture Minor: Science Degree: B.S. 41 Eugene C. Young Major: Agriculture Minor; Biology Degree: B.S. Secondary Education L. D. Young Major: Physical Education Minor: Agriculture Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Richard A. Young Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Secondary Education P. Rex Boyer Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary i Duane Abbott Freshman Calvin Allwood Junior Donald G. Anderson Sophomore Gene Anderson John William Anderson Sophomore Junior Jk Wayne Anderson iL Jk Larry Anker Freshman Ray Assay Sophomore Gary Babb Freshman Edward Babbitt Sophomore Byung Bai Sophomore Jack Ballinger Junior Rex Ballinger Freshmon Paul Barker Freshman Carl Barnes Junior Jerald Barten Sophomore Donald Beeson Junior Conrad Bensyl Junior Drury Bonderer freshmon Charles Booher Sophomore Ronald Boorman Sophomore Charles Booth Junior Glendon Brooke Sophomore Rex Burgett Freshman 42 UNDERCLASS MEN Ronald Cain Sophonjore Charles Cairns Sophomore Charles Campbell SopHomore Charles Carroll Junior Gary Chamberlin Sophomore George Chaney Junior Jim Conley freshman David Ccnvy Freshmon Mervyn Copeland Frezhmon Garrie Crider freshman Bernard Cullen William Currey, Jr. Junior Junior o m Dick Carl Junior Douglas Carl Junior Ronald Clark Sophomore Jerry Coldwell Sophomore Jim Cox Sophomore John Cracraff Sophomore k Sk Jerald Dallam Junior Larry Dean Junior Pete Carrizates Sophomore Keith Collier Junior Rex Craig Junior Ted Derks Sophomore Larry Dew Sophomore Gary Dodson Fr ederich Doebbeling Montra Dorman Don Dougherty Douglas Drake Sophomore freshman Junior freshman Freshman UNDERCLASS MEN Gael Ftorea Donald Fore Raymond Fore Joe Frederick Pat Frederick Freshman Jack Freese Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Larry Gardner Junior John Garlick Freshman Don Girard Junior Charles Goff Sophomore Condon Graham Dwight Earl Granthan Junior Freshman Darrel Gray Freshman Phillip Dean Gray freshman Gary Green Freshman Dwaine Guest Freshman John Hall Freshman Dave Hansen Sophomore UNDEKCLASS MEN Ralph D. Hargrave Kenneth L. Harter Harlan Higginbotharrt Grant Hilburn Marvin Hiley Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Freshman Lonnie Hill Sophomore Bill Hinde Richard Hoadley Kent Holcomb James Holmes Gary Horner Sophomore freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Francis G. Hunt Junior Dwayne Ingram Leland Jackson Kenneth Jacobs Robert W. James James Richard Jarvts James M. Johnson freshman Sophomore Junior Junior Junior Junit Phil Johnson Sophomore Donald R. Jones Junior Eddie Jones Sophomore Bill Joyner Sophomore Gary Kahler Freshman Ed Kavanaugh Junior Ronald J. King Freshman Don Kixmiller Sophomore Ron Kixmiller Sophomore Daryl Kluever Sophomore Bob Knierim Sophomore Steve KnoH Sophomore UNDERCLASS MEN Richard Krambeck Robert Kurti James W. Kysar Larry Laidley ' Sophomore Peter Laney Freshman Kermit Laughlin Robert Lilley Junior Sophomore Carl Long freshman Garry Lunsford Harold Lynch Salvafore Maiatino Freshn Junior Freshn Darwin Maltsberger Lewis Artaris James Marley Gary Marriott Anthony Martin Phil Mattheis Junior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Soohomore Freshman Charles McCall Sophomore Bobby McClure Robert J. McCollough Robert L. McCullough Frank McDonald Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Robert McElroy Sophomore James Mclntyro Junior Gene McMlchael Freshman Charles L. Meek Sophomore sub Bob Mejia Junior James Menter Freshman f Bill Merrick Junior ♦ UNDEKCLASS MEN James Merritt Junior Ernest Mertz Freshman Joe B. Mewhirter Sophomore Ronald Meyer Junior Corbin Miles Freshman Jerry Miletich Sophomore Leonard Miller Freshman Richard Miller Freshman Lawrence Mink Junior Maurice Mires James A. Mitchell Freshman Sophomore John Mobley Sophomore Tom Mooberry Billy Fred Mozingo Ralph Mulvania Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Ed Mutti, Jr. Freshman Lawrence H. Myers Robert Roy Myers Junior Junior Mavis Ray Neese Freshman Dennis Neil Sophomore Larry L. Neil Freshman Lloyd Nelson Freshman o Ci j ,k n Thomas Nenneman Junior Jerald Norfolk freshman Wesley Norton Sophomore Luke Palumbo Sophomore Robert Peter Sophomore Bill PfeiKer Freshman UNDERCLASS MEN Bill Pitthan Junior Richard Popp Wallace Prawl John C. Presfon Robert Preston Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Glen Ramsey Freshman Ivan M. Rasmussen Kent M. Rasmussen Marland Ray Marvin Reaksecker Carl Redmon Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshn Junior Ernest Reed Freshman Jerry Rold Junior Larry Rosenbohm Charles Rosmann Richard Rowland Donald Schelb Sophomore Sophomore Junior Junior Don Schepler Sophomore Larry Schroeder Larry Schweizer freshmon Junior Jerry B. Scott freshmon Robert Severson Junior Eddie Shaw Freshman Larry Sheldon Sophomore I UNDERCLASS MEN Nossrat Shilati Sophomore Bill Simmons Freshman Del Smith Sopfiomore it Gary G. Smith Sophomore Riggs Smith Freshman Merle Sorensen Junior li- William Spalding frethmar Charles Sladler Sophomore Dick Stalling Sophomore William R. Stevenson Freshmor Larry Stewart Freshman Loren Stoneman Jur}ior Bob Stonum freshman David Strong Freshmon Craig Summa Sophomore William Sutter Sophomore Vern Swarti Freshman Cecil Swinehart Freshman Sherrill Swink Sophomore Martin Taylor Sophomore Gerald Terhune Aaron Thompson Vern Thompson Lonnie Timmerman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Jim Tocic Sophomore Lee Traster Sophomore Rex Trueblood Junior Kernal Tsuhako Junior James Tussey Junior UNDERCLASS MEN Bruce Twaddle Craig Tweedy Willard Van Buren Curtis Van Gilder Junior Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Don Vaudt Sophomore John Veenstra Freshman Don Vogel Sophomore Galen Vogel Junior Max Voggesser Junior Robert Wade Sophomore Bruie R. Wake Junior laymond B. Wheeler Richard Wilcox Harold Wilkinson G«ry Williams Gary T. Williams Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore d Robert Williamson Junior George Wood Junior Vince Woodson Junior Leiand Wright Sophomore Cecil Young Freshman Leon Walker Freshman Homer L. Williams Sophomore MEN ' S INTRAMIIIUL COUNCIL Tlu ' Men ' s liilriiniiirul Council, roniposol of Jim Tiissov. Dirk llar- jjrav« ' . W alter Maris, (iene Jolin- MUi. PanI Kerher, an l Dr. H. I). Peterson, was responsible for the planning of a liijilily etunpelitive intramnral sports profiram this year. The seas« n was initialed hy tlu ' singles tennis tournament in vhieli thirly-t vo men partiripated. After many hard foniiht matelies. Marvin Murphy came out on lop, willi Merle Sorenson taking second place. Touch football was next on the profiram. Fourteen teams look part in this activity, and ihe Si i Taus and Phi Sifjs were ihe winnin;: teams. Twenlv-eifihl teams entered the basketball inlramurals, and there were some close, excilinji games be- fore the season ende l. ' restlinp was ihe final sporl on the intramural scene. A great deal of interest was shown in ihe wres- tling tournament which climaxed this sporl. Frtinl rinc: Dr. Peterson, Grne Johnson. Second row: Jim Tussey, Dii-k Hargravo. Waller Maris.. Seated: Rirliurd Dinkel. V ire-President: l.on iUon. Dean of Men: Don Pierpoinl, President: Don Bennett, Secretary-Treasurer. Second rote: Dave Han en, Paul liite. James Albertson, A ayne Jaekson, Bob K. James, Vi alter E. Ferguson, Ron Searcy. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL The Inler-Fralernily (louncil, co- ordinator of ihe activities of the three National Greek Social Fra- ternities on campus, again acliievefl its purposes of regulating the spirit of friendly rivalry among the fra- ternities, and promoting fraternity life on campus. The Council had charge of set- ling the dales for pledging and rushing, and began a revision of the rushing section of the Inler- PVaternily Constitution. Dick Din- kel, Don Hennett, Dave Hansen, and Don Pierpoint served on the constitutional revisi )n committee. In the spring, the Ctnincil, along MJtli the Pan Hellenic Council, sponsored the annual All Greek Dance. Dance committee members were Paul White, B d) K. James, Ron Searcy, and Wayne Jackson. 51 PHI SIGMA EI ' SILON I Don Bennett, President Ron Searcy, Vice-President Bob K. James, Secretary Lew Maris, Corresponding Secrel€iry R. D. Burns, Treasurer Charley Carroll Bernie Ciillen Larry Laidley Men Beuernian Jerry Overton Ross Wells Max Voggesser Larry Sheldon Larry Gardner Bob W. James Danny Dorsey Ed Kavanau;;h Don Anderson George Green Homer Williams Bill Slitter Donald L. Seymour Jerald Dallam Don Ekiund Gary Sealon Marland Ray Marvin Hogan Gary Chamberlin Bob Mc-Elroy Bill Pfeiffer Lanny Gray Walt Maris Ron Kixmiller W illard Van Buren Harlan Higginbothani Jerald Baker Richard Fleming Stan Laughlin Larry Powell 52 1 H1 SIGMA E1 S1L0N Plii Sigma Epsilon reached a new lieijjht in rampiis recognition this vear beginning «ith the election of Jerry Overton as Student Body President. Shortly after the annual Back-to-School-Picnic. Nu ( liapter put a plan f )r a new and larger chap- ter room into action. The new headquarters has three times more floor spa« ' e than the old loca- tion. These new facilities will adequately handle the fraternity ' s increasing membership which now totals forty-one active members. Phi Sigma Epsilon entered Rush Week by hold- ing its first smoker in the new chapter room on October 8th for prospective pledges. Kntertain- nient was furnished l y the sister s  rority. Sigma Sigma Sigma. Seveiiteen men chose Phi Sigma Epsilon. Captained by Odis (!ate, these men served a faithful pledgeship and su ' cessfully carried out their duties on Hell Night, which was liebl on December 1 . th. With the co-operative effort of the fraternity. Phi Sigma Epsilon managed to ctintrihiite to the Komecoming activities four highly acclaimed first-prize winning entries, including the Variety Show skit and the jalopv entry. Some of the social events which were most prominent during the year were the annual Christmas Ball, the Phi Sig Rumble, the Orchid Ball, and the ever po]iular Phi Sig Frolics. Other functions were the many informal dances and get- togethers long to be remembered by Nu Chapter. Fun was mixed with more serious moments, particularly the fraternitv pinnings at the dorm. (Congratulations went to: Ron Searcy, Bob K. .lames. Max Voggesser, and Bob V. James. Front nnv : Jerrv Br i ii. Odi ( alo. Sonny Miller, Second rniv: Dick Popp. Rulpli O ' Riley, (iurv Green, ( ' .liflnn Srhniitt, F.ildie J lne , (liinnie Oiin er, Hark roir: Jerry Seou, Riuif Sniilh, Kill Silnnlun , Kulph Miilvaniu, Uon Kixmiller, Jim Wharton, Ron Severson, Howard Beiiernian. 53 SIGMA TAU GAMMA I Don PirrpoinI, I ' rvsidviit Wayne Jackson, Vice-Prpsidriil Vi ' aller Ferfjuson, Secretary James Albertson, Treasurer Bob Severson Leland Jackson Gene Johnson Ed Fuller Clark Malliesin Dennis Neil Garry Lunsford Merle Sorensen Larry Schwcizer Jack Ballinger James Mitchell James Tussey 54 si(;ma tau (;amma Sriilvd : Uiiue ( lii! | rll. Jiinir K. Jiir U. ' a iir Jat kM n, I ' lriljir (iiplnin; Hank Nard- one. {■ ' mill roll : Tcrrj Itt-aii- inoni, l) inal l lloiir . I)a i l (! inv_v, (! rl)in Mil ■ . Verii S arl , Ruliard Millor. Src- nnil riiic: Donald Rilry, Janios I). I ' iorcr. Jcdiii 1.. Krkclbcrrv. (iarv I.. W illiaiii . Kobt-rl (!liad i( ' k. Vcriuin Brvanl. Ifnrfi roll-; Jaik Freoso, Dick Carl. Gar Kabb. Riin Meyor. Doc HukIics, Nrd Kiiriizi. Tlu ' la Oliapler «f Si rnia Tau (ianima, under llio (lireclioM of IVesicU ' ul Don Pierpoint. began (lie year willi a well-orjianized rush profjrani from which twenty-eight men were pledged. Homeeoniing activities, always of major im- portance to the Taus, were somewliat marred hy the burning of llie Sig Tau beauty fh)al, Trum- peting to ' ictory. However, the fraternity was strongly represente«l in « ther events, which netted a tie for second place in overall Homecoming participation. Sigma Tau Gamma was also well represented in all varsity sports, the Student Senate, Union Board, and class offices. Wayne ,Tacks«ui and Gary illiams served as Presidents of the Senior class and tlie Freshman class respectively. A fraternity dream became a reality this year, when construction _was started on a fraternity house. The directicui of this project was carried out inuler the able leadership of second semester President. Vi alter Ferguson. Social functions are always a major item on the agenda. The I9. )7 Kose Dan -e was held at ll e F]lks (!lub. Miss Delivee (!ramer. Sigma Sigma Sigma sororitv, was crowned Kose ( ueen. (airtis Ttiomas was awarded the Outstan ling Tau and Scholarship award for the year. In adflition to tlie spring highlight, many in- formal functions were held. The Taus. alwavs strong in intramural activity, once again provided top flight intramural com- petition. 55 TAU KAPPA EPSILON h front roiv : Left lo right: (iluirles Johnson, .Sponsor; G. Dodson, E. I.. Reed, Ur. John S. TiiyU)r, Advisor; K. Jacobs, R. Hiteh, Dr. Leon ¥. Miller, .S jonxor. Secoml row: F.. Fontch, L. Mather, R. W il.ox, R. Hoadley. Third row: T. Mooberry, R. Vi ' illianison, P. Roach, R. Moran. Foiirlh roir: W. Joyncr, G. Sniitli, J. Tock, R. Myers. Fifth roir: ( ' .. Klliolt, H. Lynch, J. Marley, V. Jenkins. Vi . Merrick, K. Farcjiihar, R. MeCnIloiigh. Back row: D. Beeson, D. Hansen, ( ' .. Stadler, Treasurer; R. Dinkel, I ' reaident; I ' . While, Vice-President; R. Hargrave, Secre- tary; J. Ochoa. 56 TAU KAPPA EPSILON Srnlt ' il : Sliirlcv (llcliiiid, Viiirc WoocUtin, Diivc liiinsvii, t ' liul i ' -ntasler : illiiiiii ( ' .rm«- foril, J  liii SwHii. Sfftinil r  ir: Bonnie Soiillittirk, K -nn -lli Difkey, Krn ' ? l M tIz„ llobt rt Riipr. Kobcrl J. MrColKiiiKli. Carl V. l.on , John ( ' .ollrcll, Janir I.. RocIvmcII, Jr. TliirtI niw : Bill Scolv. Nirk Jjic bs, Bill Hind.-. Don Vuiidt. Kiis- sell vniun, Diivid Harsruve, Phil (irav, Tom Dorsev. Hack niH- : Kobfrl Whitney. Don Easlboiirn. I ' hil M a 1 1 h e i . Bennv Johnson, .Sam Holmes, George HiKiiin.s, David Smith, ( arl Haines. ! i t shown: l arry Benner. Jim C.onley, Miekey (lopeland, Marvin Hiley, Barry Olson, Kojier .Smith, Kill oiinu. Tail kappa Epsilon l e aii its fourth year on canipiis with a record thirty-four man pledge class ohtained under the ahle leadership of Rush Chairman Dave Hansen. For the second year in a row, the TKKES walketl away with the Parade Participation Trophy. Led hy Paul White, Hoineconiinf{ i ' .o- (]hairnian, the TKKKS were awarded a sec  nd place prize for their humor float, and beauty float, a third place pri .e in house decorations and a fourth place in the Homecoming Variety Show. T.K.K. is very pr(nid that it was ahle to retire the scholarship trophy to the chapter trophy case after winnina: it for the thir l straight year. Delta Nil ' s new and much expanded social pro- gram made its debut under the leadership of Bill Merrick. Tlie (ihristmas Dinner Dance shone forth in all its glory as the chapter made an all out eff« rt in preparation for the event. Yuletide also brought with it the heartwarm- ing experience of the annual TEKE orphan ' s party. The walls of Quad 4 resoundetl with the shouts anil laughter of twenty-four orphan boys and girls that Sunday morning and afternoon in December. Richard Diiikel served as president of Tan Kappa Epsilon this year; Joe ciioa. Keeper of the Grades: Paul White, Nice-President: an l Ed Far(|uliar, Treasurer. Bill Morse and Larr Brown represented the fraternity on the Stinlent Senate. The spring season was highlighted by the TEKE Sweetheart Dance in early May, which was another social success in the chapter ' s long line of victories. 57 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Front riiw: Helpii Gillis, Raymond Forrel, Secretary; CAitli Dahl, President; Sandy Grove, Faye Johnson, Sliarii War- ner. Second row: Donald N. Valk, Sponsor; Dk ' k Reeves, Jerry Norfolk, Dennis Turner, Gliarles Golf, Jack Bal- linger, Gary Green, Larry Seymour, Waller N. Maris, Dan Sullivan. Third roic: Kenneth Winter, Maurice Mires, The members of the Industrial Arts Cluh, un- der the supervision of President Clifford Dahl, used their desi nin skill and initiative to good advantage in the eonstruetion of their Honieeom- ing beauty float, We ' ll Win By Galley. Their efforts were fittingly rewarded when the thirty Eugene Watson, Harold Watson, Don Herren, Albert Schrupp, I awrence Paxton, Richard Willis, Howard Ringold, Sponsor. Back r«ir: Kent Holcomb, Paid Elli- son, Galvin Allwood, Gary Horner, Monty McVicker, Leo Banss, Joe Scott, Phil Johnson, Bill Walter, Kenneth Thompson. foot long ship, manned by eight I. A. galley slaves, received first place in beauty floats. Another highlight of Industrial Arts Club ac- tivities was the trip to Kansas City to visit the Elfeldt Manufacturing Company and Sheffiehl Steel. I Front row: Mary Lou Boeck, Elaine Donovan, Reta Peter- son, Garnet Barkus, Homer Williams. Second r nv: Mar- vin Wright, Ronald Jones, David Ross, Ray Fore, Vern Thompson, Joe Mewhirter, Marvin Hiley. Third roiv: Gary Marriott, Boh Stonuni, Garl Long, Saundra McMil- lan, Ralph O ' Riley, Gene Smith, Melvin Gibson. Fourth row: Jerry Roades, Robert Wade, C liarles Knorr, William Lynch, Donald Scheib, Jim Cox, Emmelt Mason, Russell Davenport. Back row: Larry Stewart, Marvin Goldner, (iene Anderson, Fred Moss, Byron Foster, Aaron Thomp- son, Robert Severson, Merle G. Sorensen, Keith Collier. 58 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha I ' lii Onif a iit a fraleriiily wliicli lias as ils major !;«)al srrvu-c lit the sliuh ' iil hody anil funilly. service to youth and coniniunity. serviee t«) nienihers of the frater- nity, and ser i( ' e to the nation as participating citizens. The j rere(|- uisile for nienihership is that the person must have heen actively eii- a ed in the scout movement at some lime during his life. The service projects of the or- ganization have included construc- tion of a sign at the -ollege en- trance, identification markers for each of the huildings on campus, a faculty directory in tiie adminis- tration huilding, placing a ] id)lic address system in the Itearcat Den, and assisting a physically handi- capped student around campus. The students who guided the fra- ternity during the spring semester were: Dan Sullivan, President; Jim Mclntyre, Vice-Presi«lent : Jerald Barten, Secretary; Kddie Jones, Treasurer; and Tom Adams, Re- porter. Sfated: Junies MerriU, Ht cnrtlinfi Sfcretarv ; Donald K. Sclieib, Vicf- Prfsidfnl; Robert Wade. Fresidt-nt; Gene Anderson, Secretary; K. I,. Reed. Treasurer; Kenneth HaUen, Parliamentarian. 1st roir: Riehurd Jolin- ' On, DenniM Fadgilt. (Iharles E. Campbell, Ray Ellis, Bill Simmons, (lliarles Knorr, F. B. Hoiighlon. Spnnsiir. 2nd row: Dun Schepler, Melvon Ander- son, Robert Fine, Harold E. Watson. Bobby Mr(;liire. Mauriee Mires, Gene Young. 3rd rtnr: Richard Severson. Mike McDowell. Rex Oaig. Bill Walter. Phil Johnson, Nossral Shilati. William ( ' .. Price. 4tb n tc : Jim Henn. Ray Asay, Joe Scott, Eddie Jones, Larry Reynolds, Kent Holcomb. Jerald Barten, Reporter. Seated: Keith Collier, Vice-president; Harry Wilson, President; Rex Craiii, Treasurer; James Mclntyre, Secretary. 1st r iw: MyrI D. Long, Sponsor; Bruce Wake, Leiund Lonj;. E. I . Reed, R. . Willis, Paul F. Shea, Ken- neth Thompson, Sponsor. 2nd row: Myles C Grabau, Spons4 r; Jerald Barten, (iary Horner, Dwight Earl Grantham, I ' ledge class president; Ronald J. Kin , Gary T. Williams, Dan Sullivan, . ' ird row: Hubert Dennis Mathes, Thomas Adams, Eddie Jones, Monty McVicker, Iteporler; Thomas enneman, Bobby Mc(!lure. AG CLUB Homecoming was the first major item on the Ag (Miih ' s schedule of activities, lie si lies the annual alumni coffee hour, the Ag Cluh produced a first prize winning humor float, The Mules ( an Be Skinned. Several meml)ers nf the clith distinguished themselves in live- stock jitdging contests throughout the vear. Melvin Karr, Vance Whitehill, Dick Smith, Boh Wade, ami Larry Kensinger represented INorthwest Missouri .State at the Oklahoma i ' Aty Intercollegiate Live- stock Judging contest. Melvin Karr proved his judging ahility hy win- ning the coveted Golden Bull. Dick .Smith earned the Daiinen Achieve- ment Awartl. These ami other awards were presented at the Father and Son Award Banquet. One of the highlights of the year was the Ag Barnwarming, success- fully directed hy Don .Sclieib, Charles (iamphell. Gene Young, (Jiarles knorr. Bill Simmons, Ken- neth llatten. Boh Wade, Boh Mc- (!lure, (iene Anderson, and Jerald Barten. 59 1 « it . I t t !,n n mi ia. ss . Bf ' f? c fit ' ' tT ;- Front riiw: H. D. Peterson, Sponsiir; Buleh Kavanaiigli, Secretary; Dk-k Powell, President; John Seliulze. Vice-President; Merle Sorensen. Second roll ' .- diaries Golf, (Jene Smith. Kenneth Stevens, Melvin Gibson, Larry Seymour, Pete Carrizales. Third row: Elmer Clark, Robert W. James. Wayne Jaekson, Marland Ray, Brnee Wake. Back row: Russell Davenport. Philip Maher. Charles Booth, Kelan l Jackson, Leo Bangs, Jack Taylor. M CLUB The M Club, NWMSC ' s organ- ization of men who have been awardetl a letter in a varsity sport, was led in the 1957-58 season by President Dick Powell. Green jackets denoting Club members were very much in evi- tlence at Kangaroo Courts initiating freshmen. The climax of these ses- sions. Walkout Day, was a huge success largely lue to the efforts of the men in green. As is the annual custom. Club members entertained their fathers at the Dad ' s Night football game against Rolla. Among the Club ' s projects for the year were the supervision of printing and selling football pro- grams, and the operation of the con- cession stand at sports events. M Club members also acted as hosts to high school teams at basketball tournaments in the college gym, and at the high school track meet in the spring. The final event of the year for members of the organization was the end -of -the -year picnic hehl in the spring. VETERANS ' CLUB The north dining room of the Union building was again the scene of the meetings of Veterans ' (!lub sponsored l)y Dr. Charles Koerble. For the third consecutive year, members of Veterans ' (Jub pro- vi led the color guard for Home- coming festivities. The men who made up the guard were Kenneth Hatlen, Jerry Smiley, Paul Ellison, Joe Mewhirter, Bill Walters, Lyle Katashak, Gene Johnson, anti Lloyd Mather. The 1957-58 officers of the organization were Lloyd Mather, President; Paul FLllison, Vice-Presi- dent; Bill Walter, Treasurer; Lyle Katashak, Sergeant-at-arms; and Gene Johnson, Intramural Director. Front r«ni: Gene Johnson, Paul Ellison. Vice-President; Lloyd Mather, President; Bill Walter, Treasurer; Lyle Ratashak. Second row: Lonnie Hill, Robert Glenn, Uonald Beeson, Bobby McClure. William Carolus, Joe Mewhirter. Back row: James Pulley, Edward Groom, Kenneth Hnlten, Garry Lunsford, Joseph Oclioa, Kent Rasnnissen. 60 Front rtnr: H. Nardone, K. Stevens, G. Hilbiirn, J. Taylor, V. Br%anl. K. i ake, J. S.luilze. H. W ilkinson. M. (iibson, A. (;aMi n. I). I ' oMcll. K. (lark. 1). Barber, and T. Adams. Srciinil rate: G. Golden. I). Unfiles, U. Abbott. J. Peter- son. I ' . Krokslroni, P. Maher, A. Brooks, P. tlarrizales, ( ' .. Booth. K. Sriiweizer. J. Sliedd. G. Marrs, and H. Saggaii. Third roir : D. Neil, D. Thomas, B. Hogan, G. Ingram. K. Dyer, U. Sclienkel, F. Fuhr, and R. Partridge. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1957-58 -SfpU ' iiibor 21 Seplenil)or 28 OctolxT 5 K ' toluT 1 2 October 19 ■■ ' ! oveniher 2 ! ' oveniber 9 November 1 6 Honie (iames ' H  nieeoniiiii; NWIMSC 27 NWIMSC 19 NWMSC NWMSC 21 NWIVISC 20 NW ISr NWMSC 6 St. Joiseph ' s I 1 Ft. I lavs 10 W illiam .Ie v«ll 19 Spriiififieltl . ' 5 Kolla 37 Warr« ' iishiirf; 6 Cap ' Girartleau 20 Kirksville 37 61 i 62 63 )V . ' . . Jv,tl , '  I DON EKLUND LELAND JACKSON MARLAND RAY ROAD GAMES Marjrville 0« — Washl.iiiu 72 Maryville 61 — O-nlral IMo. Slate 75 Marj-vilie 60 — Southwest IMo. State 91 Maryville 56 — Rolla «6 Maryville 55 — Southeast IMo. State 69 IMaiyville 62 — Memphis Navy 74 IMaiyville .59 — Arkansas 69 Maryville 71 — Northeast Mo. State 81 Maryville 56 — I ' ittshur j State 91 Won Consolation in the W illiani Jewell Tourna- ment SAM PORTER MEREE SORENSEN DENMS TASSEL 64 (HARI.KS GOFF CLIFTON Sr.HMITT DAVID SHFI.DON HOME GAMES Maryville 17 — Vi aslihurii 80 .Mar ville 52 — Io va Stale Teachers 57 Marvville 1 1— Panliaiidle 4 M 60 Mai-wille 65 — Soiillieasl Mo. Stale 62 iVlarvville 61 — I ' itlshiir Stale 70 Maryville 71 — Holla 7.3 Maryville 5 I — Soiitliwesi Mo. State 75 IVFaryville 6}{ — Central Mo. Slate 71 Maryville 19 — N( rllieasl 62 ' ■ ' Game forfeitetl to Marvville JACK FREESE HARLAN HIGGINBOTHAM GARY BABU 65 I BASKETBALL 1957-58 I I Front roll-: Charles Got ' f, Miirlanil Ray, Leiaiul Jackson. Frooso, Dennis Tassell, Gary Babb, Neal Tremble, Coach. Ron Partridge, Clifton Scliniitt. Don Kkliind. St ' conil roir: Rack row: Sam Porter, J. D. Ferst, Bob Wakcly, Keith Bob Gregory, Coach; Diek Powell, Larry Hilsabeck, Jaek Dyer, Dean Rowlett, Dave Hargrave, Jim Cozad. r 66 rii IKACK 67 ■NMUr IK -w  m Frtmt row: iMnv v A(l;iii Kirliaril l liilli| , L;irr Ki wley. Hark r iv: Warren l.andess. Bob Alrorii, Dr. Frank Onb« . WRESTLING TENNIS SPRING 1957 Maryville 3 IMaryville 6 IVIaryville 6 Maryville 7 Maryville 9 Maryville 6 Maryville 5 Onialia University 4 Graceland College 1 Kansas City University William Jewell Grareland Collejje Central Mo. State Wavne State 1 1957 Conference Clianipions I I Front row: Dr. H. D. Peterson, Charles Boolier, Doyle Thomas, Wayne Anderson, Jerry Marrs. Back ritiv: Bill Young, Robert Myers, Laverne Witt, Marvin Reaksecker, Harold Sims, Larry Schweizer. f 68 % ' BASEBALL yr- ' s Fritnt rotv: B. W iUoii. B. Biirnliani, M. Miirplij. K. O ' Dell. Seciintl row: ( ' .. Siiinma, I ' . Fiilir. I.. Tliu er. J. I.illle. J. Nakaiiuira, J. Fronkier. Ii irk ntiv: N. Tremblf, (.itail ; J. Kt-iurrlj, A. Br i ik , M. Nardil). B. SkasB . K. (lain, K. Walker, T. (irove , J. Neely, U. l a ' nporl. ISitt shinvn : Fred Reeves. 69 QUAD SNAPS ! 4 OlV 70 TQUAD SNAPS f 71 73 SENIOR WOMEN Mary AbMiiYiiR Major: Music Degree: B.S. Elementary and Secondary Education Joy Adams Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Nellie Argo Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Rita Bade Major: English Minor: Business Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Joanne Beeson Major: Business Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Barbara Benning Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology: Zoology Degree: B.S. Elementary and Secondary Education Janet Waller Brown Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Ruth Busby Major: English Minor: French Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Peggy Ann Bush Major: Music Degree: B.S. Elementary and Secondary Education Marjorie Canon Major: Speech Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Patricia Conrad Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Phyllis Jean Cox Major: English Minor: Library Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Sandra Craven Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Barbara Crowe Major: English and Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Mary Louise Daily Major: English and Spanish Degree: B.S. Secondary Education I 74 ' SENIOK WOMEN Shiri.i;v Di;nnv Major: Physical Hdiicaiion Minor: Business Degree: B.S. Janet Dinkhi, Major: Hlcmcniary Otiucation Degree: B.S. Llemeniary lulucatton Janice Dowden Major: Business Minor: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Secondary F. ducal ion Susan Joyce Ely Major: Social Science Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary liducalion Carolee Evans Major: Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Bonnie Fine Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Beverly Fletchai.l Major: Business Minor: Spanish Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Mary Dale Flora Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education LeAnn Fry Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Carol Gamble Major: Fine Arts and French Degree: A.B. Diana Gates Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Jo Ella Gill Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Joyce Goeders Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Mary Griffin Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Peggy Jo Guthrie Major: Music Degree: Elementary and Secondary Education I :i ' . ' il i:, 75 SENIOR WOMEN Doris Jean Herren Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Kathleen Hopplh Major: Business Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Virginia Howe Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Mary I. Howland Major: Physical Education Minor: Music Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Gloria Jameson Major: Physical Education and Business Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Judith Jeffries Major: Social Science Minor: Spanish Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Beverly Johnson Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Barbara Anne Julius Major: Music Degree: B.S. Elementary and Secondary Education Carolyn Kincaid Major: English Minor: Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Joyce Lash Major: Business Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Norma Long Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Sharon Majors Major: Business Minor: Home Economics Degree: B.S. Evelyn Mathews Major: Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Gloria McConkey Major: English Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Shirley Moore Major: Business Minor: Mathematics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education 1 4 M 76 SEINIOK WOMEN Ona Morrison Major: [-English Minor: NUisic Dcciree: U.S. SvconJarij I ' .ducation Bhvpri.v Ml ' ri ' hy Major: Elementary lidiication Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Pati Y Nfw Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Pat Nisin V Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Margih O ' Connor Major: Physical Education Minor: Business Degrte: B.S. Secondary Education Barbara Olson Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education RiiTA Opal Plterson Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education BfiRnifcl Roach Major: English Minor: Fine Arts Degree: A.B. Mary Roll Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Patsy Salmon Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Ann Schilling Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Joan Setzhr Major: Speech Minor: Music Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Naomi Shipley Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Mary Sl ' e Sipfs iMajor: Elementary Education Degre?: B.S. Elementary Education Chyre Sommfr Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education 77 SENIOR WOMEN Edith S. Steele Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Charlene Steiner Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Jean Summers Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Velma Swartz Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Elaine Tassell Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Kathlyn Taylor Major: Business Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Donna Thompson Major: Business and Physical Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Carolyn Trively Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Connie Turner Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Elaine Schroeder Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Barbara Walden Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Ella Walter Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Norma Jean Welch Major: Elementary Education Degree: B.S. Elementary Education Nadine Woli- Major: Physical Education Minor: English Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Verna Lee Wright Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B.S. Secondary Education 4 78 UINDEKCLASS WOMEN Barbara Allen Kay Allen Freshman Freshman £ A f ■t- L ' ' BSC -• 1 JQj iL Mary Argo Mary Aring Sophomore Sophomore i J W I Jffi Garnet Barkus Junior Delores Behrends Freshman Betly Anderson Donna Anderson Sharon Anderson Suzanne Anno Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Myrna Arms Marylouise Armstrong Rj,a Armstrong Beverly Aspedo Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Virginia Barks Junior Joyce Barnes Sophomore Janet Sue Barr Freshman Mary Beason Freshman Barbara Jean Beger f resfimon Barbara Bendure Sophomore Emitie Benedict Sophomore Joan Bennett Freshmon Patricia Berg Junior Sandra Bill Junior Sarah Billingsley Freshman Mary Birkenholz Freshman Marcia Bishop Sophomore Jeannette Bjorn Freshman Gayle Bloomer Sophomore Carolyn Boner Freshman UNDERCLASS WOMEN Donna Bowen Mary Bowman Sally Branson Roberta Breniier Mary Jane Bridgewater - dy Buckingham Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Junior . Junior Sophomore Lois Buffon Sophomore Suellyn Canon Sophomore Pat Bump Sophomore Barbara Burgess Freihmon Helen Bush Junior Shermalyne Cabiness Freshman Lois Campbell Sophomore Mary Louise Carl Sophomore Corrine Carpenter Freshman Margaret Carter Freshmon Barbara Carver Freshmon Marlene Cary freshman Sheryl Chambers Marlene Christensen Freshman Freshman Kathryn Clark Sophomore Sharon Cochran Freshman Beverly Conway Sophomore Kathryn Cornell Freshmon £ Pat Cottrell Junior Janet Su Cox Freshman Marilyn Cox Junior Peggy Cox Sophomore Delivee Cramer Junior Karen Crawford Sophomore UNDERCLASS WOMEN Cinthia CrisI Freshman Marytn Crouse Freshman Marsha Cro A ell Sophomore Carolyn Cummings Freshman Ann Curd Freshman Su e Daniels Sophomore Delores David Freshman Judith Davids freshman Shirley Davis Freshmon Karen Denton Sophomore Elaine Donovan Junior Karen Dotson Freshmon Mildred Drake Junior Priscilla Drake Sophomore Marcia Dreher Sophomore Pruella Sperry Dupuis Marlene Eberle Junior Freshman Wanda Ebert Sophomore Edith Eckhoff Sophomore Mary Edwards Freshman Nancy Cushing Freshmon Darlene Dilks Sophomore Detila Duckworth Freshman Jan Eilts Sophomore Pat Elder Junior Carolyn Elliotl Sophomore Yvonne Elliott Freshman Judith Ellis Junior Judy Elmore Sophomore Sheila EUwick Freshman UNDERCLASS WOMEN Rochelle Epperson Freshman Marilyn Gillis Freshman Dorothy Evans Junior Ruth Jean Faubion Junior Karen Feldman Freshman Jane Fellows Freshmon Joy Fink Freshman Marilyn Frizzell Cleo Fulton Betty Garton Irene Gentry Maryann Gepner Helen Gillis Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Lila Gittinger Freshman Pat Glenn Sophomore Loreen Gould Freshman Arlene Grace Sophomore Karen Graham Sophomore Judy Grant Maryon Green Madylon Gregg Carol Gress Janet Grider Sandra Grove Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Jon or. UNDEKCLASS WOMEN Sue Harf Joyce Harter Caroline Hauser Dorothy Hauser Janet Havens Sophomore Junior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Kay Hawkins Linda Hays Roth Ann Hazelbalter Brenda Hedrick Janis Hedstrom Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Karen Hawk Sophomore Betty Heflin Sophomore Sharon Hembry Marilyn Hemmingsen Sharon Herrmann freshmon Freshman Sophomore Janice Heinz Eva lee Hess Ruth Ann Higginbothan Freshman Junior Sophomore Nancy Higgins Dorothy Hill Mary Jane Hinderliter Patty Hinkle freshmon Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Doretta Holloway Geneveive Hoovei Junior Freshman UNDERCLASS WOMEN Nina Hopple Freshman Barbara Houston Fresbmon Karen Howard Sophomore Colene Hughes Junior Maxine Hull Junior Peggy Humphreys Freshman Lovell Hunziger Junior Joyce Hutton Freshman Deloris Hyatt Sophomore Ruth Ingram Junior Marjorie Irlbeck Junior Mary Irvine Sophomore Gale Johnson Freshman Sheryl Johnson Freshman Donna Jones Sophomore Anna Karrasch Freshman Carolyn Kelley Freshman Mary Ellen Kelley Freshman Karen Kinnick Sophomore Suzanne Kitelinger ■freshman Delores Kluever Sophomore Judy Kneale freshmon Sharon Kolhof Freshmar) Beverly Lagerberg Junior UrSDEKCLASS WOMEN Marty Landers Gaye Laughery Junior Freshmon Kathleen Lawler Freshman Emily leckenby Freshman Marilyn Leighty Junior Janet Lent$ freshman Mary Lindgren freshman Ardith Linn Junior Mae Marie Livermore Peggy Lockridge Sophomore Junior Mary Ann Logan freshman Bonnie Lohmeier Junior Margie Loose Freshman Carolyn Lowry Freshman Carolyn Lungren Freshmon Sharon Lyie Sophomore Peggy Malcom Marilyn Manley Freshmon Sophomore Judy Marls freshman Martha Maris Freshman Diane Mark Freshman Jean Marsh Freshman Phyllis Martin Mary Kay Martindale Sophomore Jumor Gwen Mayfield Freshmon Marilyn Maynard Junior Betty McCaig Marjorie McClure Etta Mae McClurg Letha McClorg Freshmon Junior Freshman Sophomore UNDERCLASS WOMEN Sylvia McConkey Joyce McCoole Rosalie McCrary Katherine McDermif Diane McDowell Anita Mclntyre Junior Sophomore Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Saundra McMillan Marcia McPike Joan Meadows Janet Means Nancy Merrick Mary Lou Mert7 Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Jeanette Meyer Rose Mary Meyer Marilyn Miller Madeleine Mongold Charlotte Moore Ruth Moore ■Sophomore Junior Freshmon Sophomore Junior Sophomore JF Ji Norma Murphy Patricia Murphy Margaret Myrtue Freshman Sophomore Junior Pat Neal Freshmon Wanda Neal Sophomore electa Nelson Freshmon Phillis Nelson Ann Newcomer Jody Newcomer Glenda Nichols Rae Ann Nixon Kay Jean Noel Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Junior UNUEKCLASS WOMEN Jo Ann Outs Sophomore Janice Olenius Marlene Olenius Carolyn Oliver Sophomore Freshman Freshman Myrna Olson Freshman Margaret Owen Junior Ramona Palmer Freshman Jo Parent Sophomore Barrie Parks Freshman Carolyn Patience Freshman Crystal Louise Robe Freihman Rose Mr. Freshman Nancy Rea Freshman Betty Reece Sophomore Novalene Reed Frejhmon Kay Reid Junior Jodnie Riggs Freshman Evelyn Robison Freshman Jeanette Ruoff Freshman UNDERCLASS WOMEN f? G Peg Riley Rosellyn Ringold Sally Risser Eileen Rittmann Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Louanne Robreau Junior Betty Jo Roe Ffeshman Charlene Rosmann Sophomore Marge Rowland Junior 4 A Merilyn Russell freshman Wanda Russell Junior Mary Anne Salfranli Sophomore Janet Sanders Sopfiomore Carol Schmidt Beaulah Schroeder Freshman Freshman Joyce Scott Freshman Emmalea Seddon Sophomore Marcia Seidt Freshman Deanie Sherard Junior Frances Shipley Carol Ann Shores freshman Freshman Peggy Showalter Freshman Dixie Sickler Freshman Connie Robey Sophomore Marcia Rucker Sophomore Phyllis Schrtner Freshman Sue Sheldon Freshman Sybil Sims Junior UNDERCLASS WOMEN Sonja ! koglund freshmon Judy Slusher Sharon Sue Smail Freshman Freshman Margaret Smith Gwynetha Sparks Freshman Freshman Arline Stumpf Sophomore Barbara Sumy Freshman Sharon Sunderman Freshman Lou Jane Taylor Ellen Thompson Glada Thompson Loretta Thompson Sophomore Junior Freshman Freshman Barbara Thurman Freshman Dorilee Tiemeyer Gertrude Tiemeyer Freshman Freshman Pat Torrence Sophomore Glenda Townsend Sophomore Velma Tschetter Sophomore Janet Vandewarer Janyce Van Gilder Sophomore Sophomore Melba Van Pelt Darlys Rae Vollstedt Darlene Vonderschmidt Junior Freshman Junior Mary Nelle Voss Freshman Lois Vrooman Betty Wagner Sophomore Junior Shirley Walden freshman Marlene Walker Sophomore Ann Walston Freshman UNDERCLASS WOMEN Janet Ware Junior Helen Weeks Freshman Marilyn White Freshman Bonnie Warner Sophomore Sharii Warner Sophomore Maureen Wasson Mary Ellen Watkins Freshman Junior Karia Wesack Sophomore Jackie West Sophomore Beverly Wetzel Junior Nancy Wharton Sopfiomore Joan Wickizer Junior Dixie Wiley Jufiror Alois Wilkinson Junior Julia Williamson Freshman Shirley Williamson Sophomore Charlotte Wilson Freshman Jackie Wilson Sophomore Wilma Wilson Freshman Gaylene Watson Sophomore Betty White Sophomore Janice Wilkinson Marcta Williams Freshmon Junior ffk 0 ' cw p L WV, p tBT j dS r vH fW % jk3 iHl Lucille Woldruff Freshman Joyce Wolf Freshmon Mary Helen Wolf Freshman Nancy Young Sophomore Peggy Young Freshman Francine Zuktin Freshman Fritnt row: Mary Griffen, Jo Parent, Presitlfiit; Mrs. Bladt, Sponxor; J Beesoii, y ' irv-Presiilfnl and Trpaaiirer; Beverly Murphy, Secrflary. Ilarii roir: I ' allj New, Margie O ' Connor, Barbara Anne Julius, Bonnie arner, Mar4 ' ia Kueker, Darlene ' oncler rliniidl, ilolene Hiifihes. WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Barbara Rennin and Betty Hcflin, co-oliairiiien of the omen ' s Intramural (]uuiieil. planned a varied program of reereational activities f  r tlie women stu- dents on campus. For the third -ouseciitive year the Red Racers were the winners of tile round rohin haskethall tournament set up hy Betty Heflin. Other teams entered were Alpha Sifjma Alpha. Blue Racers, Delta Zela, PK.M (!luh.. and Sifjma Sifjma Sifjma. Mary Inez llowland, howlinfj chair- man, ] lanned the tournament for the ei ht teams enterecl. The Alphas were represente«l with three teams, the Tri Sigs entered two teams, and Delta Zeta, PE.M (;iul), an l Ten Pins entered one team each. Vcdieyhali was featured as the sprinfj activity. Miss Kathryn Riddle is the facidty sponsor of the (Council, and Miss Bonnie Ma ill serves as advisor. PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL The nationally affiliated Pan Hellenic (. ' ouncil Itefjan its work willi llie Fall rush week. The (!oini- cil sponsored a lea at which rushces were entertained hy sorority mem- bers. Followiufj the lea, Rusli Week befjan in earnest with sessions ranfj- infi from the Jaiihouse, Treasure Island, and the Mardi ( ras, to much more formal parties. At the end of the hectic week, fifty-five fjirls de- cided to pletlfje a sorority. For the sixth consecutive year, Sifjma Sipma Sigma sorority was the winner of the s -holarsliip cup fjiven by the Council on the basis of over- all fjrade point averafje of the soror- ity members. Jo Parent proved a very able leader of the Pan Hellenic (. ' ouncil in the supervision of inter-sorority activities to promote scholarship and  ood will among the sororities. Fritnt rinv: Betl Heflin. Mary Inez Holland. Hack row : Mis Kathryn Kiddle, .Sponsor; Deanie Sherard, Karen Crawford, FerraJ Foster. 91 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Beverly Murphy, President Margie O ' Connor, Vice-President Sybil Sims, Secretary Rosalie MeC.rary, ( iirrespondinn Secretary Norma Long, Treasurer Carol Gamble Arlene Sliinipi Cladene Sherard Donna Anderson Ferral Foster Pegfiy Riley Darlene Vondersclimidt Ann Schilling Beverly Lagerberg Ruth Moore Wanda Neal Bonnie Warner Elaine Schroeder Mary Inez Howland Joyce Goeders Ferris F oster Vickie Pratlier Rosellyn Ring  ld Suellvn (lunon 92 ALPHA S1(;MA alpha INurnia Long, Jo (rot ders, Ann Schilling, Bon- nie W ' arner, and ( arol Gamble were the Jailers in eliarge as the Alpha Sigma Alphas opened the vear with a Jailhouse informal rush party. The formal rush party was a fitting climax to the end of Rush Week, and L pleilges were added to the roll. The Alphas were led in their Homecoming ac- tivities hy President Beverly Murphy, who was (!o-(!hairman of the entire Homecoming festivi- ties, and the Alplia s lovely candidate for Home- -oming Queen. A beauty float, Blooming to ictory. and the house decoration entry, Don ' t (. ' Itiwn Around with the Bearcats, ' ' were the Al- pha ' s contributions to Homecoming. Many Alphas were active in campus affairs: Beverly .Murphy, Gaye Laughery, and Garol Shores, Glieerlea lers; Janice Wilkinson, lra ' malic productions; (, ' arol (Tamble, Presiilent of Kappa I ' i: Margie () ' (, ' oniior, Presi lent of Pem ( ' lub and Secretary of Dance (. ' lub; D mna An- derson, Presiflent of Dance (ilub; Sue ( ' anon, ice-Presi lenl  f Dance (ilub: and Beverly Mur- phy, Secretary of Panhellenic Council, and Spirit of Ghristmas. (Hlier events of the year include Vi alkout Day, Fun eek. Sweetheart Dance, Spring F trnial, and the Parent ' s Picnic. 1st riiiv: Burbara IJiirfjess, Linda Slork, Margo Floyd. 2inl row: Ann Porlcr, Janice Lee Wilkinson, Karen Gra- liai i. 3i-(l rtnv: Beverly T yle, (!arol Shores, Marylonise Armstrong, Pefigy Humphreys. 4tli riiiv: Sharon J. Kolliof, Norma Murphy, Mary Jane Hinderliter, Barbara Houston, ( aye Laughery. 93 DELTA ZETA Jo Parent, President Mary Griffin, 1st Vice-President Marilyn Leighly, 2nd Vice-President Wanda Ebert, Corresponding Secretary Gloria Jameson, Recording Secretary Rosemary Pearson, Treasurer Pat Bump Edith Eckhoff Beverly Conway Janet Grider Lois Campbell Lois Vrooman Delores Kluever Ruth Ann Hazelbaker Katlilyn Taylor Janice Olenius Colene Hughes Judith Jeffries Priscilla Drake 94 DELTA ZETA h ' rtiiit row: Maiir«M ii ii   ii. Miir (FiMlTiii. I ' lrtlfir (aptaiii; Hiirrir l iirk , Marv l,in l- greii. Seri ii l ritir : Jiiililli David-., Margaret Filsrlini, ( ' arol Kee S ' liiiii(lt, Juan M« ' ad  Hs, MarU ' iir ()l Miiii! , J(i Kink, KocIk-IIc Kpprr- M ii. Third nitv : l.iii la lla , aiit ' ( ' .ii liiii;:, Donitln Haii or, Darivs Kac ViilNlrdl. Janel Means, Mar Ann I.ii;;an. linvk rtnf : I. iis I ' allon. Karen Mninplirey, Delore-. Uelirends, Vcrnie Ford, Murlciio KuntzKviler. Epsiloii Rlio Chapter of Delia Zeta sorority he ;aii its second year on this campus with the Knterinj; of Pirate Land, at tlie informal rush party. Rush Week ended with the formal rush party, and found twenty-one jjirls wearinjj the Delta Zela pieilfje | in. Wanda Ehert. Janet Gritler, Beverly Conway, Jo Parent, and Delores Kluever were the leaders of the Honieeominf; preparations by the Delta Zeta sorority. Homecoming highlights included: the variety show skit. Salute to the Bearcats, the beauty float, Vt ' e I lolize Our Team, the house decoration Vk ' e ' re Armed for Victory, and the alumnae lea. Iiss F ditli Eckhoff was the Delta Zeta ' s attractive Homecoming Queen candi- date. The Delta Zeta ' s who were prominent in cam- pus affairs this year included: Jo Parent, Pan Hellenic (iouncil President; Lois Vrooman, Dorm Council Treasurer: and Wanda Ehert, Vice-Presi- dent of Future Teachers  f America. Rich memories of the year are the Christmas Tea for faculty memhers, the Christmas party at Miss (look ' s, the inter Eormal, Christmas Carol- ing, and the .Spring Eormal. 95 € m . .fik. SIGMA First row: Carol Kenagy, Marcia Harris, Joan Hall. Sec- ond rim ' : Joan Bennett, Mary Alice Bowman, Betty Anderson. Back row: Delila Duckworth, Lovell Hunziger, Judy Jacobson. It was a merry group of celebralors who look part ill the Mardi Gras, Sigma Sigma Sigma style, at the informal rusli party marking the beginning of Rusli Week. Nineteen girls were pledged to Tri Sigma, and trained for membership by Barb Julius. The skit, Missouri, Sigma Sigma Sigma ' s takeoff on Oklahoma, was well received at the Variety Show, and earned the second place prize. A Humor float, Beat ' Em Bearcats, and a group of clowns were also contributed to Home- c )ming by the sorority. During December, the sorority had its trien- nial chapter inspection by Mrs. William Atkins, Assistant Chairman of Convention, and received high honors. Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority is very proud of 96 SIGMA SIGMA its record in winning the seliolarship eiip for tlie fiftli consecutive vear. Donna Sue Jones, Homecoming Queen; Caro- lyn Ogden, Joyce McCoole, Myrna Olson, and IVIary Alice Bowman, (Mieerlea lers; Delivee Cramer, 1957 Kose Queen: and Lovelle Hun- ziger, dormitory Vice-President are only a few of the Tri Sigs wlm represented the sorority in campus activities. orld affairs carried over to the social ac- tivities of the Tri Sigmas as the pledges named their annual sockhop Sigma Sputnik. Fritnl ttiw: F.lleii ' I ' h4iiii| iii. J i(J i ' -  iiht. M rna Olson. SfCDinl ritir: Marlliii Mari.s, C.liurloUe Moore, Sonja Skogland. Back row: iVancy Merrick, Glenda Nichols, Judy Maris. 97 Seatt ' tl : (-oleiio Hiifihes, Guoril; Sandra Hill, Treasurer; Dorothy Evans. Distaff Reporter; Virginia Howe, President; Beverly Johnson, 1st rice- president; Maxine Hull, Treasurer. 1st row: Elaine Tassell, Marly Land- ers, Mary Dale Flora, Marilyn Leiglily, Lovell Hiinziger, Ruth Carey, Alois Wilkinson, Beverly Wetzel, Miss Mabel (look. Sponsor. Not Shown: Charlene Steiner, LeAnn Fry, Peggy MeHarg. COLHECON The annual picnic welcoming prospective members was the first activity of tlie year for ( olhecon, an organization of Home Econom- ics students. An impressive initia- tion service completed the member- ship drive. ' Fashion Notes was the theme of the style show lield in October. Colhecon members modeled the garments which were provided by the Simplicity Pattern Company. Homecoming added extra work as well as fun and interest, and many hours were filled with plans and preparations as the girls worked on their house decorations and parade entries. The major money-making proj- ect of the year was selling Christ- mas cards. Other events of the year in- cluded the Christmas party, an l the Spring style show. The year was closed with an Honor Day for Seniors. KAPPA OMICRON PHI Here ' s a good buy from Kappa Phi was the slogan cry of Kappa Oniicron Phi for the first money- making project of the year. Candy- bars and aprons made by each member were sold at ( ' hristmas. The fall semester found Alpha Chapter with nine active members. Soon six new ple lges were added. These girls were: Klaine Tassell, Marilyn Leighty, IMartha Landers, Mary Dale Flora, Lovell Himziger, and Beverly Wetzel. The weekend of December was a full one for Kappa Phi, be- cause of the thirty-fifth anniver- sary of Founder ' s Day. In celebra- tion of this day, the National Presi- dent, Mrs. Marjorie Arch of Jean- nette, Pennsylvania, and the Na- tional Founder, Miss Hettie An- thony of Maryville, were honored at a tea. Through encouragement and helpful suggestions from sponsor. Miss Mabel Cook, and faithful and efficient president, Virginia Howe, Alpha Chapter of Kappa Oniicron Phi has made this year one of the most rewartling. 1st row: Pally Hinkle, Secretary; Darlene Dilks, Vice-President; Lovell Hunziger, President; Sue Hart, Treasurer; Marly Landers, Reporter. 2nd rtnr: Carolyn Cuniniings, Judy Grant, Jeannette Bjorn, Janet Sanders, Sharon Herrmann, Mary Anne Salfrank, Rae Ann Nixon, Sonja Skog- lund, Shirley Pederson. :ird row: Dorothy Evans, Sandra Bill, Belly White, Mareia MePike, Carol Lu Sehniidi, Beuiilah Sehroeder, Carolyn Patienee, Mary Eleanor Harris. 4th row: Phillis Nelson, Virginia Pullan, Anita Me- Inlyre, Joyce Wolf, Marilyn Manley, Evelyn Robison, Ruth Ann Jestes. Margaret Carter. 5th row: Yvonne Elliott, Ann Schilling, Frances Shipley, Carta Rippslein, Jean Faubion, Maxine Hull, Sybil Sims, Roniona Hall, Kathryn Jay. 98 DOKM COUNCIL Oiif of till- lii;:lili !lils of llw s« - ciiil ( ' iilciidiir. Ill Ifiisl as far as Kcsi- (Ifiicf llall vus coiu-f riKMi, vas llic Harvest iVIooii Dance lieUI in Oclo- l er. Tliisi eveiil was supervised l y the Dorm !oiincil, with Lovell linn- xi er as eliairiiiaii of the eoniiiiitlee. Patsy Salmon and Norma Lon were eo-t-hairmen of the traditional Christmas eeremony at Kesi«lenee llall. The Han inu; of the (Jreens. Bev Murphy was eiiosen as the Spirit of (Christmas; Myrna Olson, Queen of Misrule; and Judy Jef- fries, Patsy Salmon, Jo (ioe«lers, Mary Dale Flora, and Beverly Fletehall as Bearers of the Green. Due to the exuansioii and growth of Northwest Missouri State Col- lege, a new dormitory is beinp; eon- strueted. The Dorm Coiineil re- ceived the honor of breaking the sod ' for the new building. 1st rnic : Joyce La li, Mrs. Larson. Gloria Mr !onke ' . 2nd row: larla Rippslein, Mary Loii Boerk, Delivee Oamer, Sandra Bill, Mary Kllen Walkin.s. .. Sfateil : I.ovell Hiinzi t-r, Virr-P resident; Mrs. Larson, Joyce Lash, Presi- dent. 1st rinr: Mary Lllen Vialkins, Beverly Miirpliy, Carolyn Boner, Lois Vroonian, Treasurer; Norma Long, Peggy Cox, Serretnrr; Patsy Salmon. DORM COUNSELORS Eight upper-class girls, working under the guidance of Mrs. Luer, director of Residence Hall, and Mrs. Larson, the assistant director, help to make life in the dorm happier. Ona Morrison, night chaperon, had the duty of blinking the well known five minute lights, closing the front door at the appointed times, and recording the black marks that girls are awarded. iVIary Lou Boeck and Sandra Bill served as ground floor counselors, (iloria McCtmkey was first floor counselor, Joyce Lash and Carla Kippstein had charge of second floor, and Mary Ellen Watkins and Delivee Cramer were third floor keepers. Desk hours, operating the lights, giving noise warnings, checking rooms, coming early and staying late, are duties that are easily seen. More iniDortant than these were the friendship, advice, and aid that these girls always bad on tap for aiivone who needed it. 99 Front row: .Sharon Kolhof, Dixie Wiley, (Bonnie Robey, Eniiiialea Sed- dan, Loi!« Biiffon, Sara Figiieroa, ( harlene Rosniann, Marilyn Maynard. Second row: Naomi Shipley, Kay Jean Noel, Joan Hall, Shirley Smith, Phyllis Martin, Mary Ellen Watkins. Marilyn Cox, Pegijjy Lockridge. Third row: Elaine Donovan, Garnet Barkus, Joy Adams, Shirley Mars- den, Kay Reid, Loii Jane Taylor, Wilnia Wilson, Mary Kay Martindale. Bark row: Helen Bush, Velnia Tschetter, Melba Van Pell, Mary Roll, Marsha Crowell, Mae Marie Livermore, Pat Torrenee, Mary Lou Boeek, Pat Nisely. annual Christmas party. The first semester ' s activities were brought to a close in January by a talk on the eyes by Dr. Poynter, a local optometrist. A.C.E. sponsors, Miss Cliloe E. Millikan and Miss Kathryn McKee, were the hostesses at a party for new members which was the open- ing event of the second semester. Other second semester high- lights for the A.C.E. members were the annual operetta given for chil- dren of the community, a panel discussion concerning the parents ' role in the modern family, films pertaining to education, and the Spring banquet. After the State A.C.E. Confer- ence held in May at St. Joseph, the Association for Childhood Educa- tion closed the year with the Senior Breakfast. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION The Association for Childhood Education carried out an extensive, well-planned program around the theme, Learning About Children. A.C.E. members began the year with a scavenger hunt party for prospective members. After the for- mal initiation, pledging, and social tea, the group took an excursion to St. Joseph to visit the Krug Scliool and the Mary U. Neipp School. In the latter part of October work was begun on Homecoming projects, Marcia Williams was the overall chairman, Mary Sue Sipes had charge of the A.C.E. house dec- oration, Connie Turner supervised the construction of the float, and Norma Long represented the or- ganization on the campus Home- coming Committee. In December the group had its x-.n  Front row: Chloe Millikan, Sponsor; Janet Dinkel, Prfsident; Mareia Wil- liams, Secretary; Chyre Soninier, Vice-President; Norma Long, Social Chairman; Sandra Craven, Treasurer; Kathryn MeKee, Sponsor. Second row: Connie Turner, Sandra Grove, Donna Sue Jones, Ellen Thompson, Patty New, Patsy Salmon, Mary Jane Hinderlit-er. Third row: Gaylene Watson, Glenda Niehols, Barbara Graff, Jo Gill, Mary Sue Sipes, Beverly Murphy, Janet Havens. Back rmc: Ferris Foster, Judy Ellis, Reta Peter- son, Jeanelte Meyer, Mareia Rueker, Barbara Burgess, Linda Stock, Helen Gillis. TOO PEM cixm I ' KM ( lull ciitfrUiiiicil | ros|M ' c- live niciiilxTS at the aniiiuil fall «« ' lii« ' r roasi at llic liuiiu- of Miss lioiiiiif Ma ill. sponsor. I ' lifler the dircclit ii of Marfjie ) ' (!onnor, |ir« ' si(l« ' nl, ami Fcrral Fosler, ic« ' -l ' rfsi l« ' iil and j ro) rani rliairnian. PK!M Cliih « ii a «Ml in many a -livili« ' s. ll« ' n linir llu- Na- tional (. ' on ention of AAIII ' KK in Kansas ( ' iiy was « ne of the lii li lights of tli« ' year, ( arol Lilly and Sarah Porter niannol the (llirist- mas parly % hieli was liehl in the Reereation Room of Residence Hall. Olher events of the year inehid- ed: the PEM Cluh Coffee for alumni at Honieeomins;, Siniday breakfast for former members, and I Y 1 Svated: Belly I.oii Hel ' lin, Harbara Hcnning, Srcrelary-lrfiisiirfr; INacleno Wolf, Reportvr; Donna Thompson. Sfcantl rtiu- : Ruth Injirani, Mary Jane Bridgewaler, Mary Inez. Howland, Janet Vandewaler, P ililh F ekholT. Thiril roir: Beverly I.yle, Fat Murphy, Alice KoppoUl, Sarah Porter, Pal Glenn, Mary Pricharcl. Hack niir : Barbara Bendnre, Kay Hawkin.s, Francine Zuk- lin. Margo Floyd, Gloria Jameson, Yvonne Edwards. the Sprinji seniors. pienic honoring Ibe Fninl r«ir: Suellyn ( anon, Anita Melntyre. Seronil riiir: F ' erral Foster, Donna Anderson, President. Karen Kinnirk. Itiirk riiir : Norma Long, Sue l.vnn, Marv Prii ' hanl. DANCE CLUB Every Wednesday evening sjrace and rhythm were the key words as the members of Dance Club met to work on ilaiiee numbers. Each member was allowe«l to oon- tribiile her own ideas on dance niim- l)ers, with no special project in mind. Although Dance Club members worked mainly for their own enjoy- ment. w  rk was done ni Hawaiian and calyj so niimlters as well. The group also began the discussion of a ilance from a Jewish synagogue and from Slaughter on Tenth Avenue. Among the members of Dance ( lub who participated in various programs during the year were Karen Kinnick and Sue Lynn, wbo presented The Waltz of the Flow- ers from The Nutcracker Suite which was [iven at the Christmas Assembly. 101 WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION iiM)MRmaniRJBnr)nMMHiniil 102 SIGMA PHI DOLPHINS f ii roir: Hevrrlv l.ylo, Mary Jiinf Bridgi ' waler, INancy Clark, Barbara Kenning, Arline SliimpI, Mary Inez. Howhind. Second How: Pe«Ky Kiley, Donna Sue- Joni-s, Shirley Denny Dun- sler, Edilli Kekholl ' , Margie O ' Connor, (laria Rippslein. Hack row: Karen Hawk, Kay Reid, Vicki Pralher, Janice Wilkinson, Ann Porter, Riilli Ann Higsinbolliani, Lou Jane Taylor. 103 104 105 107 Seated: R. D. Burns, Jerry Overton, President; Sterling Surrey, Sponsor. 1st roiv: INanc-y Younj Bill Morse, Wayne Jackson, Harlan Higginbolhani. Moore, Donna Sue Jones. Mrs. Bladt, Sponsor; , Homer L. Williams, Larry Brown, Donald HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Under llie leadership of Dr. Joliii Harr, faculty advisor, Beverly MurpJiy, and Paul While, and other members of the eomniittee, 19.t7 Homecoming plans fjot under way early in the school year. Plans were made to make this the larjiest Homecominjj ever at NWMSC. Jusl as the preparations were heiufi; started, the flu bujj; hit the campus, stripping most of the participating organizations of their manpower. An emergency meeting was held and it was decided that the Suprem- acy Trophy would not be awarded this year, but organizations woidd participate on a prize nmney basis. As November 2nd drew near, all groups were recovering from the attack, and a much reduced, but very spectacular, parade was hebl. Miss Donna Sue Jones was selected as Homecoming Queen, and reigned over the day ' s activities which ended with a dance attended by a capacity crowd. STUDENT SENATE As co-ordinator of student activi- ties, the Student Senate, headed by President Jerry Overton, sponsored several highlights of the 19. ' J7-1958 year. Freshman Orientation Week led the list with several students re- turning to the campus early to guide new members of the Senate in discussions and later in Fresh- man initiation. After a period in which green beanies and signs dominated the campus, the bell rang for Walk-out Day, traditionally a closely guarded secret, and after the events of the day, the freshmen were heralded as genuine collegiates. Other Senate activities included supervision and securing of a new bulletin board, supervision of elec- tions, selection of a Who ' s Who ' s Committee, and a complete Consti- tution revision. The Student Senate ' s goal for greater student participation was a challenge met by more than a fifty per cent up-surge in campus elec- tion voting. 7.sf roir: liarbar i Jiiliu-, I ' anl White, Co-chairman; Dr. John Harr, Faculty Chairman; Beverly Murphy, Co-chairman; and Norma Long. 2nd row: Homer Williams, Dick Hargrave, William Merrick, Kenneth Jacobs, Merle Sorenson, Don Pierpoint, Wayne Jackson, Robert Wade, Jim Tussey, Lew Maris, Don Kixniiller, Larry. Brown, Bob James, Harlan Higginbotham, and Woodson Moore. Srd row: Pat Cottrell, Joyce Ely, Delores Kleuver, Sandra Bill, Beverly Elliott, Joyce Barnes, Darlene Vonderschmidt, Eva Lee Hess, Jo Parent, Ferral Foster, Nancy Young, and Delivee Cramer. I ot shown: Gloria McConkey. 108 WHO ' S WHO Tup roir: Donald Bennell, Peggy Ann Biisli, Barbara (.ro e. Joyce Ely, (ieorge Green. SecontI roiv: Peggy (iiitlirie, Mary Inez Hov«lancl, ayne Jackson, Joyce Koiirleen enior ulio maintained a high scli ilaslic average and look pari in many campus aclivilies during llieir four years al ihe college, were named lo ho s X ho for ihe 1957-1958 school year. These sludenls Here chosen in pari on deparlnienlal, soi ' ial, and pro- fessional inleresls. However, ihe final selection was based primarily on their leadership and service on the campus. DONALD BENNKTT, Phi Sigma Epsilon President, Kappa Delta Pi, Math (Mub Secretary-Treasurer and Vice-President, Inter-Fralernily (Council Secretary-Treas- urer, Religious Emphasis Committee, Band, Jazz Band. PEGGY A BL ' SH, Music Productions. Band, Tower Choir, Orchestra, ME. G President, Kappa Delta Pi, I.G., V(iO President, Newman (Hub. BARBARA CROWE I n t raniu ra I Council, S.C.A., Northwest Missourian News Editor, Homecoming Cx)ni- mittee. SNEA Secretary, Historian-Librarian and Re- porter, I.e. Reporter. JOYCE ELY, Sigma Sigma Sigma Corresponding Sec- retary, .S.C.A. President, Religious Emphasis eek Co- !hairman. Band. Chorus, Kappa Delta Pi, Student Fac- ulty Advisory Committee, Homecoming Committee, Northwest Missourian, Missouri Slate Historical Society. GEORGE RICHARD GREEN, Phi Sigma Epsilon Chaplain, Northwest Miss« iirian, Tower Staff, Music Productions. Dramatic Productions, Union Board, S.(!.A.. Band, Tower Choir, Orchestra. Freshman Guidance. PEGGY GLTHRIE. Music Productions, Tower Choir Librarian, l.(.. Reporter, MEN(;, Northwest Missourian, Band. Orchestra. MARY INEZ HOLLAND. Alpha Sigma Alpha Corre- sponding Secretarv and (!haplain, PEM (.iub, Sigma Phi Dolphins. Intramural Council. Kappa Delta Pi. Orches- l.ash. Third niw: Norma Long, Gloria McConkey, Don- nld Mo ire. Donald Pierpoint, Naomi Shipley. tra. Tower Choir, Homecoming Committee, Religif iis Emphasis Worship (Chairman. WAYNE JACKSON, Sigma Tan Gamma Vice-Presi- dent and pledge trainer. Track four years, M Club, Pi Omega Pi, Student Senate, .Senior class President, named outstanding Junior athlete in Physical Education. JOYCE LASH. Dorm Council President, Kappa Delta Pi Treasurer, Pi Omega Pi Secretary, Intramural Coun- cil, Northwest Missourian, Dorm (Counselor, Union Board President and Treasurer. NORMA LONG, Student Senate Vice-President, Alpha Sigma Alpha President and Treasurer, Pan Hellenic Council President, Union Board, Home4 oniing Commit- tee, A.C.E. Social Chairman, Dorm (Council, Dance (!liib. Religious Emphasis Committee, Norlhwest Missourian. GLORIA McCONKEY, Tower Editor, Assistant Tower Editor, Forensics, Dramatic Productions, Kappa Delta Pi Reporter, Alpha Psi Omega Treasurer, Writer ' s Club Secretary, Dramatics Club. Union Board, Homecoming Committee, Religious F mphasis ( mmitlee. Dormitory Counselor, DONALD MOORE, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi, Music Productions, (Cheerleader, Freslunan Class Treas- urer, Student .Senate. Assembly (Committee Secretary, Student Faculty Affairs Committee, Student Advisory (Council. DONALD PIERPOINT, Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau ( anima President and Treasurer, Inter-Fra- ternity (Council President, Homecoming (Committee, In- tramural Commission, Tennis. NAOMI SHIPLEY, A.(C.E. Vice-President and Treas- urer, KapDa Delta Pi, Vice-President, Student .Senate, .S.(C.A., Student Advisory (Committee, Dorm (Council, Re- ligious Emphasis (Committee. 109 INDEPENDENT CLUB Front row: Marsha Jane Daniels, Lois Schrader, Mary Ellen Walkins, Roberta Brenizer, Myrlle Richards. Second roir: Delores David, Joyce Barnes, Charles Jones, Duane ( lenient, Jo Ann Matthews, Marlene Christens en. Hack row: Sharii Warnew, Doretta Holloway, Mary Rankin, Raniona Palmer, Joan Prichard, Marge Rowland, Faye Johnson. Front row: Ardith Linn, Vice-President; Dick Jenkins, President; Shirley Noeick, Secretary; Ray Fore, Treasurer. Second row: L. G. Bladt, Sponsor; John Sniay, Sponsor; Gary Tolen, Kelifsious i.liairnian; Beverly Elliott, Corresponding Secre- tary; Mildred E. Ross, Sponsor. Hack row: Pal (lottrell, Bobbie Beger. Paul Kerber, Pat ;ienn. Gale Browii. 110 INDEPENDENT CLUB Dick Jenkins, President; Arditli Linn, Viee- Presiiienl: Shirley iVoelek. Secretary; Kay Fore, Treasurer: anil Pat Glenn. Parliamentarian led the Independent (llub into the rush of the new school year witli many activities including in- formal leas, picnics, informal dances, an l coke parties. Homecoming was one of the hi hliiihts of the fall and many hours were spent workinji on the beauty float. Sailing to Victory, under the tli- re -tion of Dick Jenkins and Paid Kerher; and the humor float, ' Glides Don ' t Have the (Ihance of a Snowman in Hades, ' ilirectefl l y .Mary Kllen W at- kins and Arditli Linn. Kay Fore, Patty Cottrell, Beverly Klliott, and Joyce Barnes were also quite active in Homecomin-: plans. The W interland liall in December featured a Parson Brown and a firepla« ' e for donspirinfi, as part of the decorations. Lee Traster ' s Dance ( ombo provided music. Marlene Kberle was electe«l Freshman interland yueen at the dance. Dance chairmen were John l ri -liaril and Joann Matthews. m Front row: Sybil Sims, Vice-Chairman; John Cole, Co-Sponsor; Mrs. L. G. Bladt, Co-Sponsor; Robert K. James, Chairman. Back roiv: Mary Ellen Watkins, Woodson Moore, Donald Beeson, Larry Sheldon, Beverly Con- way, Patty New. SOCIAL COMMITTEE During the year, the Social Com- mittee has functioned as a plan- ning committee for the social events of the student body. Among the special events of the year were the Registration Dance, and the Sadie Hawkins dance. These dances were made successful under the direction of Diana Gates. The Christmas Ball, the only all- school formal dance of the year, was supervised by Larry Sheldon. The Social Committee also worked with the Tower staff and the Stu- dent Senate in planning the Tower Dance and the all-school Spring Hop. Monday night informal dances and after-the-game dances were es- pecially popular this year. Cinema- scope projection gave an added at- traction to the Friday Night movies. UNION BOARD Bridge clubs, coffee hours, ex- cursions, discussion sessions, and hi-fidelity music were only a few of the activities sponsored by the Union Board. Several members of the group, which is an organ of both the So- cial Committee and the Student Senate, received information and helpful ideas on how to better Un- ion Board activities at the regional union board meeting in November at Iowa City, Iowa. First semester officers and com- mittee heads were: Joyce Lash, President; Bob K. James, Vice- President; Donna Hall, Secretary; Joann Beeson, Treasurer; Sylvia McConkey, Forum Chairman ; Patsy Salmon, Publicity; Janet Sanders, Excursion, and Barbara Julius, Mu- sic Chairman. Front rotv: Janet Sanders, Excursion Chairman; Gloria McConkey, Peggy Owen, Jo Beeson, Treasurer; Sylvia McConkey. Forum (Chairman. Second row: Barbara Julius, Patsy Salmon, Publicity Chairman, Back row: Keith Collier, Dick Young, James Taylor, Chairman; Don Girard, Robert Sev- erson, Mrs. L. G. Bladt, Sponsor. 112 ALPHA PSI OMEGA The major event of Alplia I ' si Oniefia, honorary speerli fralernily, was the estahlishnient of t  awards to he presentetl at llie Honor ' s Day Assemhlv. Tliese awards were pre- sented to tlie student wlio liad shown outstanding ahility in the fieUI of aeting an l to tlie student who had fiiven the greatest service to the speeeli department. Memhers of the fraternity voted on the slate of candidates rhosen hy the head of the speech department. Dr. Ralph K. Fulsoni. In Deoemher Dr. Frank (iruhe, head of the English department, was initiate i into the fraternity as an honorary meniher. As a pletlge dutv Dr. Grul)e gave a plav review of Middle of the Night, by Paddy (ihayefsky. Members of Alpha Psi who ti ok part in various dramatic produc- tions throughout the year were Danny DeMolt, Del Smith, Marjorie (!anon, Don P vans, Joan Setzer. Kileen Rittman, and Paul Heavilin in Charley ' s Aunt, Joan Setzer and Carl Redmon in ' Amal and the Night Visitors, and Joan Setzer, Barb Julius, Dan DeMott, Del Smith, and Carl Redm  n in the Reader ' s theater presentation. Front r«ir; Marjorie Ciunun, Burbura Julius, (iloria Mftonkey. Second roic: Dr. Frank Grube, Joan Setzer, Eileen Rittman, Floyd Worley. Back roic: Don Evans, Carl Redmon, Del Smith, Dan DeMott. first nnc : Gloria MeGonkey, Pat Murphy, Jo Setzer, Sarah Porter, Saundra Mi-Millan. Seronil rmr: Bob Moran, Bu s Williams, Harlan Larison, Paul Heu% ' ilin. Ro{;er Reith. Hack nnc: S. Malatino. I,arry Brown, Jim Taylor. Larry Ramsey, Gan Smith, Tom Mooberry. FORENSIC SQUAD The Forensic Squad l)egan the 19 7-Hii season by participating in the Novice Tournament at Kansas State College in November. Tlie teams of Jim Taylor and Larry Brown, and P ' rancis Williams and Tom Mooberry each won two of four rounds-of-debate. In Decem- ber, at the Bradley University tournament in Peoria, Illinois, ex- cellent ratings were awar led to Larry Brown in Extemp and Dis- cussion, and Paul Heavilin and Jim Taylor in Discussion. The teams of Jim Taylor and Larry Brown, and of Roger Reith and Harlan Larison compiled a fifty per cent win record in debate. At the South- western College tourney at Win- field, Kansas, also in December, Paul Heavilin in Extemp, Saundra McMillan in Discussion, and Pat Murphy in Poetry Reading, were awarded ratings of excellent. Despite snow and ice, NWMSC played host to seven colleges from three states in their own debate meet in January. Ottawa, Creighton, and Northeast Missouri Slate emerged as top teams at this meet. Tournaments at the University of Nebraska, Rockhurst College, and William Jewell completed the sea- son ' s activities. 1J3 n Seated: Gloria McConkey, Repi rter; Shirley Moore, Secretary; Woodson Moore, President; Joyce Lasli, Treasurer; Naomi Shipley, Vice-President. Second row: Sandra (Graven, Mary Sne Sipes. Pat Nisely, Raedene Eberly, Nadene Wolf, Marsha Jane Daniels, Sylvia MoConkey, Margaret Owen, Marilyn Cox. Third row: Delivee Cramer, Beverly Fletchall, Barbara Ol- son, Ona Morrison, Sandra Bill, Janet Brown, Ruth Carey, Rose Mary Meyer, Joyee Ely. Hack row: Arthur Norton, Leonard Oliver, Don Pier- point, Gene Evans, Harold Randol, Donald Moore, Robert McCuUougli, Jack Crawford. PI OMEGA PI Under the supervision of seven- teen actives, five new nienihers were initiated into Beta Chapter of Pi Omega Pi this year. Pi Omega Pi is a national lionorary Ijnsiness fraternity, open to upper class honor students who are preparing to teacli liiisiness. Highlights of the year included: the annual Christmas Party which was held in the Lakeview Dining Room of the Student Union Build- ing, under the direction of Mrs. Donna Thompson, and Miss Shir- ley Moore; and the annual field trip to Kansas City where the nieni- hers visited the Government P m- ployee ' s mart (GEM), IBM ma- chines plant, and the Avon Prod- ducts plant. The field trip was under the direction of Woodson Moore. In Decemher, Miss Kiilli Meahon was initiated as an Jnniorary mem- ber of the organization. KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi, the national honorary fraternity in education, began the year at top strength after gaining twenty-nine new members. The large pledge class provided panel discussions for four of the group ' s meetings. James Albertson, Delivee Cramer, Gene Evans, and Leonard Oliver discussed the rea- sons why science and matli majors do not become teachers. The social science and business majors, led by Arthur Norton, evaluated the Eisenhower administration in rela- tion to the party platform. What Kappa Delta Pi can do to stimu- late a more intellectual environ- ment on this campus was the prob- lem examined by the English and speech majors. The teaching of the gifted child was the topic discussed by the elementary majors. Music and home economics students pro- vided the entertainment at the Christmas party. The Charter Day ban |uet in May was the final activilv of the year. Seated: Harold Randol, President; Margaret Owen, Vice-President; Joyce Lash, Secretary; Sliirley Moore, Treasurer. Second row: Donna Thomp- son, Beverly Fletchall, Mildred Drake, Beatrice Riipp, Marjoric Person, Sponsor. Third row: Dale Blackwell, Sponsor; Gloria Jameson, Larry Gardner, Jack ( ' rawl ' ord, Virginia Barks, Arthur Norton, Historian. Back row: Don PierpoinI, Merrill Nisely, George Maher, Wayne Jackson, Don- ald Moore, Woodson Moore. 114 KAPPA VI Tin- vo;ir l ' ). 7 iiiiirkcd llu- scc-- oiiil liiiili hi of llu- Alpha (iaiiiiiia cliaplcr of Kappa l i tn lliis caiiipiis. riu ' t ' v ' iil.s of llu- yt ' ar for lliis lioMorary fraleriiily Ix ' aii willi lloiii - -oniiii :. in wliicli tin- -liapl -r parlifipalcd vitli an entry in llic Jalopy l)ivi!! i«tn. Projects for the y« ' ar in -lii le(l the ilevelopnieni of alumni interest in niemhership, and the sponsoring of a « ' ar(ls in reeo !nition of the out- standini; n:radiiatin ; senior and tlie outstanding freshman. Tiie out- standing senior was reeo;£nized at the Honors Assenihlv, and the freshman was presentetl with an enpravetl palette. The creative efforts of the mem- hers were lisplayed in the spring exhibit, and with the initiation of the pledges al the annual spring han |uet. tlie activities of tile year were closed. Si ' nted : Bernifce Roach, Speri ' lary-Trraxurer; Carol Gamble. PrpsUlenl. 1st row: Marsha Daniels, Repiirirr; ( arl Karnes; Danny Dorsey, Vice- Presitlpiit; Olive DeLnre, Spttnsttr. ART CLUB Isl r«ir: Stephen knoU. Prfsiilfiit: Pef; Riley, V icf-P rfsith-nt ; Jiulj John- son, Secretary; Olive DeLiiee. Spunsiir. 2nil rinr : aney Merrick, Gave Laughery, Marv Jane Hintlerliler, Pe«gy Maloini, Arlene Graee. :ird riiic: Irene (ientrv. Homer Williams, (jary Horner, Danny Dorsev, G;irl Barnes. Bernieee Roach. Art enthusiasts further devel- oped tlieir interests through Art ( ' luh activities. Highlights of the school year were the set acquainted party at the home of Art Club spon- sor Miss Olive DeLuce, the annual riiristmas party, and a field trip to Kansas City. The members of Art Club nartii-i- pated in Homecoming with the en- try of a jalopy, which was awardetl an honorable mention in the Parade Jalopy division. F ' oun le l in September, 1916. the Art (Uub is the « l iest depart- mental organization on this cam- pus. The activities of the organiza- tion were led by Stephen Knott, President; Peg Riley, Vice-Presi- dent: Leiand Carter, Treasurer: and Judy Johnson, Secretary. 115 T -Sr -J ' _ |J ' - BB MwHre Hi y- I?IH K 1 Mi nl ' L i B . BK Ki i ■:;::■ HkJHbjI Ir Front row: Ed Farquhar, Presidfiit; Charles Rocklage, Vice-President; Vi . A. Lafferly, Sponsor; Mrs. R. A. Oschwald, Sponsor. Second roir : Sam Porter, Secretary-Treasurer; Pal Glenn, Reporter; Saundra MoMillan. Leonard Oliver, Palru ' ia Forrel, Vida Dunbar, Sponsor. Third row: Royee Sniilli, Robert Cliurchill. Vi endell Guess, Albert i... Schrupp. Hack rote: Lowell Blank, Robert Barry, K l Sanders, James Albertson, Don Bennett, Richard Oschwald, Sponsttr. MATH CLUB The Math Club, with sixteen members and four sponsors, be an the year with a pienie at Koatlsicle Park. In atldition to Dr. Lafferty and Miss Dunbar, who have spon- sored the group for several years, two nevy sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Oschwahl, helped guide the activi- ties of the elub. Miss Dunbar was hostess for a very enjoyable Christmas party for the members of the organization. The Math Club display for Parents ' Day consisted of numerous mathematical instruments, such as a trig-tractor and a distribution curve determinator. Regular meetings of the Math Club were devoted to discussions and talks on various phases of mathematics. With the spring pic- nic, the activities of the vear en lc(l. STUDENT NEA-MSTA SNP]A-FTA, under the leadership of President Emmett Mason and sponsors Dr. Walker, Dr. Miller, and Dr. George, launched the year ' s program around the theme Teach- ing is a Way of Living. During the year the group spon- sored an annual conference for high school FTA clubs, visited high schools to install FTA officers and explain the campus life of the col- lege, presented an educational radio program, and organized and led an FTA departmental meeting in con- nection with the Northwest Missouri District Teachers meeting held each fall. Besides these activities the group held regular meetings twice each month in which the programs con- sisted of panel discussions, guest speakers and films. Delivee Cramer and Eva Lee Hess were elected to state offices at the annual FTA convention held in No- vember at St. Louis. Seated: Rosemary Pearson, Social Chairman; Rose Mary Meyer, Reporter; Marsha Crowell, Librarian; Karen Denton. Treasurer; Eniniett Mason, President; Barbara Crowe, Secretary; Delivee Cramer, State Board Mem- ber; Wanda Ebert, Vice-President. Front row: Peggy Cox, Eva Lee Hess, Mary Jane Bridgewaler, Maroia Harris, Karen Graham, Mary Dale Flora, Beverly Fleti-hall, Raedene Eberle, Historian. Secimd row: Jim Tussey, Janie Fellows, Mary Lindgren, Nancy Cushing, Marsha Jane Daniels, Janet Havens, RiUh Ingram, Marlene Eberle, Phyllis Cox, Dr. Wanda Walker, Sponsor. Third row: Dr. Howard George, Sponsor-; Roy A. Marrs. Loren D. Stoneman, Gary Funkhouser, Ray Fore, Margaret Myrtue, Jeanette Meyer, Carolyn Lungren, Lois Campbell. Back row: James Merritt, Benny Lee Johnson, Janet Barr, Rela Peterson, Jan Eilts, Diane Mark, Marlene Kuntz- weiler, Sharon Cochran, Marlene Christensen, Dr. Leon F. Miller, Sponsor. 116 FOKEIGN STUDENTS Al Ica l four .sIikU-iiIs oh llii.s I ' anipiis liax |irov« l lluit tlifv v Tr l« ' finil« ' ly not siiilrast- ,slii(l« ' nts. Tlu-se stiidt ' iits M« ' r« ' llu ' four for- vifin slinlrnts wlio alleii(ie l INW iMSC! this year reprt ' seiiliii ' ; llie t ' ouiilrics of Iran, Mexiro. Korea, and (ire« fe. Sara Fif;iieri a of Mexico ( ' ily, is niajoriiiji; in Kn lisli. She is parlie- ularly interesle l in vorl l lil«-raliire. and believes that llie Kn lisli lan- iiape is not as difficult as Spanisli. INossrat Sliilali. vlio is studying a iricultural engineering, is from Tehran. Iran. ! lajoring in pre-veleriiiary train- ing is Vasilius Derniitjakis, a slu- lenl fronj (iavousilerapetras-Crete- (ireej-e. The chosen -areer of Ityun in Bai is hanking. Ityun in is from Seoul. Korea. These international students have contrihiiled much to campus life this ear. Frtinl roir: Sura I ' iaiieroa. Dr. Josepli Dreps. Hack r H ' ; Vasilias Dermit- zakis, INuKsrat .Shilati, Byiiiig Zin Bai. Frntit ntic : Vefiiiy Bii li. lir. John Snia . Syl ia Mr ' onkey. Suzanne Anno, (lliarle Mryer , I ey:sy t iitlirir. F-v;i l,ro llcss. I. nut niiv : Marjorie Mcdiiire. KlliiiU, Bol) Drrlirr, B ri n M. E. N. C. Music Educators National Con- ference is a national organization of school music teachers, both in- strumental and vocal. The emphasis in this organization is upon school teachers rather than studio teachers. M. E. N. C. Chapter 198 .f North- west Missouri State Collejfe was led hy President Pefjfjy Bush and Sec- retary Char les Elliott. The group, sponsored hy Dr. .John Smay, held regular meetings throughout the year, an l in Janu- ary some of the menil)ers attended the M. M. E. A. Convention in St. Joseph. This organization, lissouri Music Educators Association, is an affiliate of M. ¥.. N. C. Students who attended the convention were Peggy Guthrie, Eva Lee Hess, Peggy Bush, iMarjorie McClure, Mary Abmeyer, and Barbara Julius. M. E. N. C. Chapter 198 also initi- ated plans for a constitution and official status for the organization so that it might grow in strength and purpose in future years. 117 Seated: James Mclntyre, Vice-President; Monty McVicker, President; Beverly Fleli ' liall, Treasurer; Marcia Williams, Secretary. 1st row: Mary Abmeyer, Betty Jo Roe, Judy Maris. (Carolyn Kelly, Gloria Jackson, Betty McCaig, Kay Hawkins, Jean Marsh. 2nd rote: Dorothy Evans, Kay Reid, Sandra Bill, Marilyn Gillis, Grace McVicker, Sheryl Chambers, Velnia Tsclietter. :ird row: Julia Williamson, Rae Ann INixon, Marilyn Hale, Shirley Smith, Ronnie Kin;;, Gary Horner, Tom Nennetnan. 4tli roic: Phyllis Schirner, Marlene Gary, Ross Roiish, E. L. Reed, Stanley Rice, Dwiglil Grantham, Rex Burgett, Kalhryn Cornell. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Student (Christian Associa- tion opened the activities of the year with a picnic at Roadside Park at which new nienihers were wel- comed into the organization. The more formal meetiiifjs of this organized ! ;roiip of Protestant students centered around tlie theme of The ( !iiirch in Keiationship to Campus and Worhl Affairs. This theme was carried out in a niimher of discussion sessions led hy Mary Dale F ' lora, and .lames Mclntyre. A Thankssiviiif; hanquet, with ftireijjn students on campus supply- ing the entertainment, was the next activity for Student (Christian Asso- ciation memhers. The Iianquet was a memorahle occasion «lue largely to the efforts of Nossrat Shilatifard, wlio spoke on Mohammetlanism; Bynng Bai, who gave a talk on some of the customs of Korea; Vasilios Dermitjakis, who explained the eco- nomic hackground of Greece; and Sara Figueroa, who demonstrated a Mexican dance. S. C. A. memhers joined in the Christmas season with an evening of Christmas caroling, followed by a party at the home of Dr. Irene Mueller, one of the sponsors of the group. As was the custom, a Christ- mas basket was given to a needy family by the Student ( ' hrislian Association. The second semester got off to a hot start with a chili supper kick- off party, honoring new members. S. C. A., in conjunction with the Newman Club, directed an impres- sive and successful Religious Em- phasis Week which was held in March. With the Spring Convention at tlie Lake of the Ozarks, and the year ' s end picnic, liie Student ( liris- tian Associati« n ende«l a well bal- anced program of worship and fun. Seated: Bill Oaven, Irene M. Mueller, Joseph A. Dreps, Mary Dale Flora. 1st row: Helen Johnson, Anna Lou Karrasch, Margaret Carter, Marjorie Mc(;iure, Barbara Jennings, Ruth Ann Jestes, Cecile Hoffman, Sally Bran- 2itd row: Nancv Hig Rita Armstrong, Marv Inez Howland. Marilyn Cox, Kathleen Hopple, Sylvia McConkey, Ardith Linn, Lois Buf- fon. , ' {rd row: Lila Gittinger, Shirley Marsden, Janet Sue Barr, Glenna Smith, Joy Adams, Carolyn Cummings, Novalene Reed, Peggy Showalter, Yvonne Edwards. 4th row: Lou Jane Taylor, Patty Hinkle, Marilyn Man- ley, Betty Gartbn, Marlene Olenius, Wilnia Wilson, Joanie Riggs, Janice Heinz, Judith Price. 118 NEWMAN CLUB Tin- airpoi-l piniic uvvu : s tin- i[v of the firsl Newman (iliil) a -- li ily for ( ' atliolic sliKh-lits. Joliii l ' °.a l -. !liarl«-s Doraii. (Fary Itaiiiiili. lieverly Kllitttl. aiul (lliarleiie Ros- iiiaiin planned llic picnic. special reliijions meeting was llie (iomniiinion lireakfast held in Si. I ' alri -k s (Miurcli. Oilier nieel- inj;s were ctmcerned willi discus- sions, lectures, and quesliun-and- answer peri«  ls. S(M-ial activities included a mixer l ir all (!atliolic stutlents. The com- niitte ' in charjie of this event was Mice Koppold, (!harlene Rosmann. Beverly Elliott, Charles Doran. (iary Haiimli. John Kafile, Phil Ma- iler, and Kay Martindale. Tlirousjlioul the year, the New- man !lid) carried out its three main purposes, relifjious, inlellec- liial. and social. Si-nleil : Sup Danii-U. Iti-riiifir |{oii ' li. l.ti-Pri-siili-nl; Rose Mary Mcvcr. t.ii-l ' rfsiilent; (Fliiria Ir ,((iikc . .Sccrplnrv; Louise Daily, Trfasurfr; MaUie M. Dykes. Spnn-iiir. Si ' cimd riiiv: Gayle Bloomer, Nossral Sliilali. Rirliard Dowell. Robert Harry. T.incia T.ewin. (!arl Rarnes. Ricliaril Rose, (ieralcl Sawyer. James I ' ulley. Syl ia MeiUinkey. Sratetl: Robert J. Barry. Anne Gorsueli, Co-Sponsor; Rose Mary Meyer, Marv Kay Martindale. Srcond rniv: Barrie Parks, Cbarlene Rosmann, Aliee Koppold. Beverly F ,lliotl. Mary Helen Vi olf, Bernieee Roacb. Rutb Busby. Sara Fifjueroa. Third rim-: I.onnie Hill, Ed Flannery, Bill Sparks. Drury Bonderer, Jobn Eajjle, Gary Baunili, Gbarles Doran, Jim Miteheli. Hack row: Merrill Simmerman, Gbarles Rosmann, Pliilip Maber, Robert Doyle. Diek Carl. F dward Kennedy. Jerome Ulrieb. WRITERS CLUB Anyone who reads the notices posted on the main hall hidlelin hoard in the . dministrali( n Huihl- iiifj has observed the clever notes posted each week, announcing a meetinfj of Writers ( ' luh. If the reader accepts this invita- tion, he will find himself in the midst of a group of wtmld-be writ- ers who meet at the home of flat- tie INI. Dykes, who is servinj; her first year as Professor P meritus. At a typical meetinfi of Writers Club, each member comes bearing a manuscript. It may be a two line sayinji, of the revised introduc- tion to a short story. Proudly or shyly, the bearer slips his unsigned gem into the manuscript box. When everyone has gathered, the box is passed around and everyone lakes out stmiething other than his own. offering to read aloud f  r kind but honest riticism. After all of the contribulimis have been read and tliscussed. Miss Dykes serves refreshments. and the would- be writers go home se«-kiiig inspir- ation t i compose scmie more mate- rial for the manuscript box. 119 NORTHWEST MISSOURIAN Frtmt row: Vicki Pralher, Jo Ann Oiits, Joyre Barnes, Sally Branson, Beverly Lyie. Second row: Miss Violelle Hunler, Rose Mary Meyer, Roger Reith, Gwynn Howard. Delores Behrends, Margaret Fitsehen, Lew Maris. liark row: Paul Kerber, James Pierre, James Cornelison, (lliarles Jones. Gene Anderson, Bill Ward. Front row: Jo Ann Outs, Rosemary Meyer, Joyce Barnes, Larry Brown, Janet Ware, Nossrat Shilali. Second row: Jody Newcomer, Louise Daily, Phyllis Cox, Rita Bade. Norma Long, Mary Dale Flora, Joann Owens. Rack row: Lew Maris, Roger Reitli, John Guenlher, Ted Robinson, (liarles Jones, Ted Webb, ( harles Booher, Don Girard. Members of the Northwest Missouri staff, in keeping with tradition, have successfully com- bined the principles of good journalism and com- plete news coverage for the student body, faculty, and subscribers. The year 1957-1 9.18 marked the eighth con- secutive year in which the Northwest Missourian has been awarded first place certificates by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association at Colum- bia University in New York. Each VPar individual members of the North- west Missourian staff have won first place ratings in the state journalism contest sponsored by the Missouri College Newspaper Association. Excel- lent ratings were made by Richard Fleming in special column writing. Bill Morse and Harry Wilson in editorial writing, and Betty Wagner in advertising. Joyce Barnes, Editor, and Miss Violelle Hunter, advisor, with the aid of an enthusiastic and co- operative staff, have again produced a well- organized newspaper. 120 DRAMATIC PKODUCTIONS OF THE YEAK A IAL AND THK NIGHT VISITORS Ainal James llar ;ravc Kicky l ' liilli| M Koiiiiie (roodspced Jot- Lo aii Neal Bak«-r The mother Shirley Noelok Joan Seize r has par Kclwin Stock Melrhior Charles Hagee Halthazanr Carl Kednioii I ' nge Stephen Knott Shepherds and Shepherdesses College Choir CHARLEY ' S AUNT l.ord t ' anvourt Bahherley Dan Dei lolt Jaek Chesney Del Smith Kilty f ' erdun Marjorie Canon Sir Francis Chesney Don Evans Lucia d Alvadorez Joan Setzer Charles Wykeham Dennie Bissell Amy Spettigue F ileen Rittman Stephen Spettigue Paul Heavilin Brassett Dick K. Miller Ella Delahay Janice Wilkinson NIGHT MUST FALL Lord Chief Justice Bill Lippincott Mrs. Bramson Joan Setzer Nurse Lihhy Pat Murphy Olivia Crayne Marjorie Canon Hubert Laurie Dan DeMoll jWr. t. Terence Kay ReicI Dora Parkoe Barbara Juliuis Inspector Belsise Francis Williams Dan Carl Retlmon 121 AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS 122 CHARLEY ' S AUNT 123 COLLEGE BAND Frttnt rim. ' : Karen Howard, Mary Edwards, Judy Johnson, Jody Newcomer, Mariljn Millei . Spvttnd roic: Kiiiil ' l.eek- enby, Judy Granl, Ona Morrison. Novalene Reed, Mary Kelley, Ray Fore, George Ghaney, Don Fore, Lois Pallon, Helen Franeiseo, Anna Shipley, Sharon Snndernian, Kath- leen Hopple, Marty Maris, Kverell Boyer. Thiril riiiv: Marljn ( rouse, Sharii Warner, Ron Clark, Charles Diek, Karen Dotson, Mauriee Mires, (iaien Vogel. Jack Ryan, Gael Florea, Ernie Mertz, Diane Mark, Lois Schrader, Larry Schroder, Vic Anderson, Joel Pollinger, ( ' arl Long, Bobbie Beger, Helen Johnson. Back r m : Mr. Earle Moss, Margie Loose, Anne Curd, Marylyn Gillis, Jim Lang, Leroy MoCritt, Mickey Copeland, Phil Mallheis, Jim Heals, Charles Elliott, Sharon Pittsenbarger, Mary Ann Gepner, Riggs Smith, Lee Traster, J. R. ( ' iinipston, Eva Lee Hess, Leon Walker. PROGRESSIVE JAZZ GROUP f Front row: Nancy Wharton, Jim Gromer, Don Henry, Everett Boyer, Ron Clark. Back rotv: Gary Jones, Mr. Moss, Kalhryn Clark, Vic Anderson, John Hallock, Bob Dreher, Dick Bauman, (iaien Vogel, Mickey Copeland. Jack Ryan. 124 1 rOWEK CHOIU from run: Mari Kcl ar U. Fniilie Hcnetlicl. Karen Kin- nic-k, Kallilecn Hopple. Sliaron PillsenbarKer, Marly Maris, Oiia MorriMin. Juily Maris.  • « rf ir: Nancy Wharton. Kalliryn Clark. Shirley Noehk. Joan Selzer, Marsha Oo ell, Donna Bow en, Marilyn White. Mania Bishop, Suzanne . nno. Thirtl rtnv: l)a t ' Hansen, .Stephen Knott, Uon Herren, Kd .Stoek, Bob White, Karen Dotson, .Sue Lynn, Marjorie M ( hire. Itaik rtiir: Charles Elliott, Craig Tweedy, Ronald King, Ronnie Boornian, George Chaney, Robert W illianison, Gerald Jone.s, Joel Pottinger, Denny Bissell. COLLEGE CHORUS h ' riinl roll ; Jean Mur h. Velnia Tsihetter. I ' hyllis Seliirner, R  se Marie Rabe. .Sharon Snn h ' rnian. Crystal Rabe, Peggy Maleoni. Betty Roe. Helen Jithnsoii. Serttntl mtc : Mary Lindgren. Cleo Fulton, Pal Murphy. J« an Meiulows, Mari- lyn (iillis. Marilyn While. Evelyn Robinson. Jeanelte Ruoff, Nina Hopple, Lois Schrader. Third roir; Janice Wilkinson, Peggy (ierardy, James Marley, Sam Holmes, Ernie Meriz, Bob W bile, Karen rahain, Nancy Rea. Itark ritic: .ShirK-y Smith. Lois Patlon, Stan Maas, Lee Trasler, Robert Williamson, .4aron Thompson. Bill Craig. (Charles Hagee, Joel Pottinger, .Mary Voss, Margaret Fitschen. 125 MADRIGAL V Front row: Mr. Gilbert Whitney, Peggy Guthrie, Charles Elliott, Robert Williamson. Nancy Wharton, Marjorie McClure. OPERA ENSEMBLE h ' ruiit row: Mr. Gilbert Whitney, Arlen Roach, Ed Stock, Ernie Mertz, ( liarh- Klliolt, .Shirley Noeick, Mary Lindgren, Mary Edwards, Marjorie McCIure, Judy Maris. 126 STUDENT GROUP OF AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Friiiil rinr: Peggy Bush, Mr. Gerhard Krupf, Spiinstirs. Second r«ir; Mary Abnieyer, Kalhrvn Clark, Ruth Ann Higginbolhani, Shirley INoeli-k, Patsy Salmon, Barbara Julius, Peggy Owens. Hack roir; Charles Elliult, Stan Maas. NEW CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE t ' riint roir; Miss Margaret Prinee. Mr. Ralph Cater, Mary Inez Howland, Mrs. I ayid White, Mrs. Donald Peel. SccitnrI roir; (iarolyn Hauser, Earle Moss, Jerry Troxell. Mrs. G. R. Wenipe, Roger Ro«lell. Mary Vring. Back row: Mr. Donald Sandford, Gary Jones, Ralph elile, Mrs. Morris Hamilton. 127 WALKOUT DAY § 128 - m Ceaf ' ;V ?° ' 4Mev ' .vvjre Ou (j Rev, Ol7 ic Defender ■• a.- . . Were You There? i. mi f , t r ipecP ' Nf 0 ' ov V T . !rv- ' ' ' gP; VO :s«r 129 HOMECOMING QUEEN 130 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS BEVERLY MURPHY SARAH P  RTER 131 1 7 ' il MM re AN 5 I 7 «? ,. :Jl tp r f VllES wCN ' T W ' -CN E 6Cu5h CUfi TEETH W BEARCAT - OENT ITH lea,.. HANGING OF THE GREENS i 136 HANGING OF THE GKEENS 137 HORACE MANX 138 HORACE MANN 139 TOWER QUEEN 140 TOWEK ATTENDANTS LI U HA S 141 CORONATION 142 TOWEK DANCE 143 REGISTRATION DAY 144 CHEEKLEADERS Front rinr: Ron Kixniiller. Uon Kixniiller, Don Moore. Rack roir: (!iirol Shores, Myrna Olson, Mary Alice Bow- man, Beverly Murphy, Joyce McC.oole, Gaye Laughery, Carolyn Ogden. 145 COLLEGE HEIGHTS 146 colle(;e heights 11 147 UNION SNAPS 148 SUMMER GRADUATION 1 V ii mAM. 149 AT THE LIBRARY 150 AT THE LIBRARY AT THE LIBRARY I 152 FACULTY KECEPTION 153 OFFICE PERSONNEL •■fi, 154 OFFICE i ' EHSONNEl. i 155 WE HONOR Thr abiirp shown art ' : Miss Mabel Cook, Miss Hetlie Anthony, Virginia Howe, Mrs. William Arch, Mrs. Mont- gomery Wilson. Miss Hetlie Aiitlioiiy, the founder of the na- tional home economics sorority Kappa Omicrtni I ' hi, was honored by Alpha Chapter at the Found- er ' s Day Tea. Charlene Sleiner, Dorothy Evans, Maxine Hull, Sandra Bill, Miss Hettie Anthony, Virginia Howe, Beverly John- son, Peggy MeHarg, ( olene Hughes. 156 HOME maina(;ement house 157 RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK Fntnt rniv: Sylvia McCionkey, Mary Ellen Watkiiis, Jo Par- ent, Lou Jane Taylor. Hack roic: Ed Farqiiliar, James Mc- Intyre, Kenneth Hatten, Uon Evans, W tdson IVIoi re. Dr. Gordon Strong, Faculty Chairman; Rosemary Meyer, Co-Chairman ; Monty McViek- er, Co-Chairman, Dr. Irene Mueller. Front row: Ur. (rordon Strong, Monty MrVieker, Koseniary Meyer, Dr. Irene Mueller. Hack nnr: Beverly Fletehall, Steve Knott, Mary Jane Bridgewater, Mary Inez How- land, E . L . Reed, J o a n n Beeson. 158 STUDENTS IN ACTION 159 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 160 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING iiliBli j 161 WE DANCE 162 PROGRESS 163 ITS MEN IT ' S WOMEN 164 IT ' S BOTH IT ' S NWMSC 165 TOWER DIRECTORY Adniinistrutiun 16-17 A« Club 59 Alpha Phi Omesa 59 Alpha Psi Omega 113 Alpha Sigma Alpha 92-93 Art Club 115 A! ! oriation for Childhood Education 100 Band 124 Baseball 69 Basketball 64-66 Board of Regents 16 Campus 24-31 Cheerleaders 145 Colhecon 98 Danee Club 101 Dean of Faculty 16 Dedication 12-13 Delta Zeta 94-95 Dorm Council 99 Dorm Counselors 99 Dramatics 121-123 Faculty 19-23 Football 61-63 Forensics 113 Homecoming Snaps 132-135 Homecoming ( ' ommitler 108 Homecoming Attendants 131 Homecoming Queen 130 Independent Club 110-111 Industrial Arts Club 58 Inter-Fraternity Council 51 Intramural Commission 51 Kappa Delta Pi 114 Kappa Omicron Phi 98 Kappa Pi 115 Life at College Heights 146-147 Life at Residence Hall 104-105 Life at the Quads 70-71 M Club 60 M.E.N.C 117 Math Club - 116 Music 124-128 Newman Club 119 Northwest Missourian Staff 120 Pan-Hellenic Council 91 P E M Club 101 Phi Sigma Epsilon 52-53 Pi Omega Pi 114 President of the College 14 President ' s Message 15 Registration Day 144 Religious Emphasis Week 158 Senior Men 34-42 Senior Women 74-78 Sigma Sigma Sigma 96-97 Sigma Phi Dolphins 103 Sigma Tau Gamma 54-55 Social Committee 112 Student Christian Association.. ..118 Student NEA-MSTA 116 Student Senate 108 Summer Graduation 149 Tau Kappa Epsilon 56-57 Tennis 68 Tower Attendants 141 Tower Choir 125 Tower Dance Snaps 142-143 Tower Queen 140 Tower Staff 2 Track 67 Underclass Men 42-50 Underclass Women 79-90 Union Board 112 Veterans Club 60 Walkout Day 128-129 Who ' s Who 109 Women ' s Intramural Council. ... 91 Women ' s Physical Education... 102 riters Club 119 STUDENT INDEX Abbott, Duane, Creston, la. 42, 61, 62 Abmeyer, Marv, Wathena, Kan. 74, 118, 127 Adams, Joy, VIbanv, Mo 74, 100. 118 Adams, Thomas, King City, Mo. 59,61,63 Adkins, Earl, St. Joseph, Mo 34 Albertson, James Keith, Atlantic, la 34,51,54,116 .Alcorn, Robert, St. Joseph, Mo. 68 Allen, Barbara. Bedford, la. 79 Allen, Kay, Farragut, la 79 Allwood, Calvin, Maysville, Mo. 42, 58 .4nderson, Betty, Kansas City, Mo 79, 96 Anderson, Donald, Jefferson, la 42, 52 Anderson, Donna, Shenandoah. la 79, 92, 101 Anderson, Gene, Guilford. Mo 42,58,59,120 Anderson, John William, Beardslown, 111. 42 Anderson, Melvon, Pickering. Mo. 59 .Anderson, .Sharon, Riverton, la 79 .Anderson, Vi ' tor, (!oin, la. 124 .Anderson, Wavne, Gray, la 42, 68 Anker, Larry, Dexter, la. 42 .Anno, Suzanne, Forrest City, Mo 79,117,125 Argo, Mary Louise, Maryville, Mo. 79 Argo, Nellie, Maryville, Mo. 74, 79 .Arms, Myrna. Maryville, Mo 79 .Armstrong, Mary, Marvville, Mo. 79. 93 Armstrong, Rita, Stansberry, Mo 79. 118 Asay, Calvin, Fontanelle, la. 42, 59 Aspedon. Beverly, Sidney, la 79 Atkins, Albert. Oregon, Mo 34 Babb, Garv, (lameron. Mo... 42, 55, 65, 66 Babbitt. Edward, Red Oak, la 42 Bade. Rita, Kansas City, Mo. 74, 120 Bai, Byung, .Seoul, Korea 42, 117 Baker, tlarl, Marvville, Mo. 34 Baker, Jerald, Elliott, la. 34 Baker, Merlin, Bethanv. Mo. 34 Ballinger. Jack, Stewar ' lsville, Mo 42, 54, 58 Ballinger, Rex, Tliurnian, la 42 Bangs, Leo, Shenandoah, la 34, 58, 60 Barber. Dean. Highland, Kan. 61, 62 Barker, Paul, Nodawav, la. 42 Barks. Virginia, Sheridan, Mo 79, 114 Barkus, Garnet, St. Joseph, Mo. 58, 79, 100 Barnes, Carl, Bedford, la 42, 119 Barnes, Jovce, Marvville, Mo 79, 108, 110, 120 Barr. Janet Sue. Red Oak. la. 79, 116, 118 Barrv, Robert, St. James, Mo. 34,116,119 Barten, Jerald, Weslside, la 42, 59 Bates, Gordon, Oakland, la 34 Baumli, Gary, Maryville, Mo. 119 Beals, James, Murray, la. 124 Beason, Marv, Council Bluffs, la 79 Beaumont, Terrv, Creston, la. 55 Beeson, Donald, .Shenandoah, la. 42,56,60, 112 Beeson, Joanne, Shenandoah. la 74,91,96, 112, 158 Beger. Barbara, St. Joseph, Mo. 79,110, 124 Behrends, Delores, Wiota, la. 79, 95. 120 Bendure. Barbara, Kansas City. Mo. 79, 101 Benedict, Emilie, Shenandoah, la 79, 125 Benner. Larry, Hiawatha. Kan 57 Bennett, Donald, Marvville. Mo. 34,51,52,109,110 Bennett, Joan. Maryville, Mo. 79, 96 Brnning, Barbara. JMaryville. Mo 74, 96, 101 Bensvl. Conrad, Wathena, Kan. 42 Berg; Patricia, Maryville, Mo. 79 Beuernian, Harvey. Maryville, Mo 34, 52 Beuernian, Howard, Maryville, Mo. 53 Bill, Sandra, Rosendale, Mo. 79, 98, 99, 108, 114, 118, 156 Billingslev, Sjirah, Clearmont 79 Birkenholz, Mary, Parnell, Mo. 79 Bishop, Marcia, Shenandoah, la. 79, 125 Bissell, Dennis, Corning, la. 121, 125 Bjorn, Jeannette, Atlantic, la 79, 98 Black, Jerald, Atlantic, la 52 Blank, Lowell, Coin, la 116 Blohn, Garnet, Atlantic, la 34 Bloomer, Gavie, St. Joseph, Mo 79, 119 Boeck, Mary, Minden. la. 58,99,100 H..I . Tiirl. St. Jf s.pli, M . 34 HomliTcr, Dnirv, I lien. Mo 42,119 Honor, (iinihn. Vlbiin , Mo 79,99 Hoiilia-r, (.luirli- . Slirminiloiili, lu 42, 68, 120 Hooriiiiiii. Koniilil. I.oiiisvilU ' , Ky 12, 12,S Itoolli, ( lul l ■ . ,ilmaii Cilv, Mo 42,60,61,62 ll. «rn. Doiinii, ll.lliaiiv. Mo 80, 125 Uowinan, Miir , Marvillc. Mo. 80,96,145 HoxT. K «TiMi, Si. .Id rpli, Mo 124 Burr. r. K.x, St. Joseph, Mo. 42 HraiisoM, Sall . Marvvillo. Mo. 80,118, 120 Hrt-niziT, Kohi-rta, Davis Citv, In 80, 110 Hri lir atrr, Kji monil, Hopkins, Mo 158 Brid «- alor, Miirv Jane, Hopkins, Mo : 80, 101, 10.3. 116 Rrooks, Henry, Independence, Mo 61, 62 Brown, (iale, Beai-tinsf ield, la. 110 Brown. Janet. Si. Joseph, Mo. 74, 114 Brown, l.arrv, Marvville. Mo 108,113,120 Brown. Marvin. Cliillieotlie, Mo 34 Brown. William. Oskaloosa, la. 34 I5r an. (ii-rald. Jefferson. la. 53 BrvanI, Vernon, Crislobol, Canal Zone 55,61,62 BiK-kin hani, Jiulilli. I.oriniore, la 80 Bnffon, lois. Red Oak, la 80,100,118 Blimp. I ' alrieia. Ateliison. Kan 80, 94 Burgess, Barbara, Smithville. Mo 80, 93, 100 Hnrgett, Rex. Adel. la 118 Burns. Renben. Kansas City, Mo 34, 52, 108 Burns. William. Bedford. la 34 Busbv. Rulh. Marvville. Mo 74,119 Bush. Helen. St. Joseph. Mo 80, 100 Bush. Margaret Ann. Forrest Citv, Mo ■ 74, 109, 117, 127 Cabiness, Shermalyne, Si. Joseph, Mo 80 (!ain, R inald. Tliurman, la 69, 143 Cairns. Charles. Shenandoah, la. 43 ' anipbell. Charles. Grant Citv. Mo 43, 59 Campbell, lois. Audubon. la 80,94.116 Canon, Mariorie, Marvville, Mo 74,113,121 Canon, Suellvn. Marvville, Mo 80,92,101 Carev. Ruth, Elliott, la. 98, 118 Carl. Douglas. Marvville. Mo 43 Carl. Marv. Marvville. Mo - 80 Carl. Riihard. Marvville. Mo 43,35 Carlisle. Robert. Council Bluffs, la. 119 Carmichael. (!arl. St. Joseph. Mo 35 Carolus. William. St. Joseph. Mo 60 Carpenter, !orrine. Neola, la.. 80 Carrizales. Pete. Ml. Clemens. Mich 43,60,61,63 ' .arroll. .harles. Oregon. Mo. 43. 52 ( arler. Margaret. Marvville. Mo 80,98,118 (arver. Barbara. KImo. Mo 80 ( arv. Marlene. Red Oak. la. 80, 114 Cale. Odis. Overland Park. Kan. 53 Chadwiek. Robert. Orient, la. 35 Chauiberlin. (iarv . Ridgeway. Mo 43,52 Chambers, .Shervl, I.eon, la 80, 118 Chaney, George, Eagleville, Mo. 43, 124, 125 (!liristensen. Marlene. Coon Ranids. la. 80, 110, 116 (!hiirehill, Robert. Biirlingttm Junrtion. Mo 35. 116 Clark. George, (iower. Mo.. 60.63 Clark. Kathrvn. King Citv. Mo 80, 124, 125. 12 Clark. Ronald. Hamlin. la. 43, 124 Cleland. Shirley. Beaver. la 57 Clement. Riihard. Roekport, Mo 110 Coehran. Sharon. Lenox, la 80, 116 Coldwell. Jerome, Carson, la 43 Collier, Keith, Shenandoah, la 43,58,59.112 Conley. Jimmy. Fairfax. Mo. 43.57 I ' onrad. Patrieia. Adair. la 74 Conrad. alter, dair. la. 35 C onw, David, Laurens, la 43, 5; Conway, Beverly, Stuart, la 80,94, 112 Copeland, Mervyn, .Skidnu re, Mo 43, 37, 124 Cornelison. James, Maryville, Mo 120 (lornell. Kathrvn, Cumberland, la. 80. 118 Cotlrell. Patrieia. Parkvilie. Mo 80, 108. 110 Cottrell, John, Parkvilie. Mo 57 ( ox, James, Netlleton, Mo 43, 58 Cox, Janet. St. Joseph. Mo 80 Cfix. Marilvn. Shenandoah. la. 80.100.114.118 Cox. I ' eggv. Corning, la. 80,97.99,116 Cox. Phvllis. Winston. Mo 66,74,116, 120 Coziid, Jim. Wheatland, W yo 66 Oaerafl. Jidin. Fagleville, Mo 13 Craig, Hurohl, Ridgeway, Mc 43,59 Craig, William, Slanberry, Mo. 123 Cramer, Delivee, Chilloeoihe, Mo. 80, 97, 99, 108, 114, 116 Craven, William, Maryville, Mo 1 ! Craven, Sandra, Weston, Mo. 74, lOil. Ill Crawford, Jai-k. Barnard, Mo 35, lit Crawford, Karen, Farlham, la 80,91 (.rawford. Win., Savannah 57 Oider, (iarrie, Maitland, Mo 43 Crist, Cynthia, Cowgill. Mo 81 Croiise, Maryin, Carroll, la 81, 124 Crowe, Barbara. Kxeelsior SprinKS, Mo 74.109, 116 Crowell, Marsha, Adel, la 81,100, 116, 125 Cullen, Bernard. Wiota. la 13, .52 Ciimmings. Carolyn. Bedford, la. 81,98,118 Ciiiumins. Donald, Biirlingtim Jet., Mo 35 Ciimpston. Fdlen. Osreola. la. .124 Curd. Ann. Crystal City. Mo. 81, 124 Ciirrev. William. Vinton, la. 43 Gushing. Naniv. Detroit, Mieh 81,95,116 Dahl. Clifford, Essex, la 35.58 Dailv, Louise. Barnard. Mo. 74, 119, 120 Dallam, Jerald, Faueelt. Mo. 43,52 Daniels, Sue, t.larinda, la. 81,97,119 Daniels, Marsha, Gower, Mo, 110, lit. 116 Davenport. Russell. Ml. Ayr. la 58.60.69 David, Delores, Mound City, Mo 81. 110 Davids. Judith. Sibley, la 81,95 Davis, Shirley, Tabor, la.. 81 Dean. Larrv, Maryville, Mo 43 DeMotl. Dan. Maryville. Mo 113. 121 Dennv, Shirley. Atchison. Kan 75. 103 Denton. Karen. Oakland, la.. 81, 116 Derks, Theodore, Guilford, Mo 43 Dermitzakis. Vasilios, Crete, Greece 117 Dew. Larrv, Burlington Junction, Mo 43 Dick. Charles, Murray, la 124 Dickev, Kenneth, Excelsior Springs, Mo 59 Dilks, Darlene. Indianola. la. 81,97.98 Dinkel. Janet. Greenfield, la 75. 100 Dinkel. Richard. Greenfield, la 35,51.36 Dodson. Gary. Smithville. Mo. 43, 56 Doebbeling. Frederick. Forest City, Mo 43 Donovan. Elaine. St. Joseph. Mo. 58, 81, 100 Doran. Charles. Maryville. Mo. 35,119 Dornian. Montra. Maryville, Mo 43 Dorsey, Daniel. St. Joseph, Mo. 2, 35, 52 Dorsey, Tommy, . nila, la. 57 Dotson, Karen. Corning, la. 81, 124, 125 Doughertv. Donald. Bedford. la 43 Dowden. Janice. Parnell. Mo 75,97 Dowell, Richard. Shenandoah, la 119 Doyle, Robert, Oakland, la. 119 Drake. Douglas. Coon Rapids, la 43 Drake. Mildred. Mount Ayr. la. 81.114 Drake. Priscilla. Griswold. la 81,94 Dreher, Marcia, Maryville, Mo 81 Dreher. Robert. Marvville. Mo 44,117.121 Duckworth. Delila. Albany. Mo 81,96 Dunn. K. Ray. St. Joseph, Mo 44 Diipiiis. Pruella. Clarinda. la 81 Dupy. Don. Chillicolhe. Mo 35 Dwyer. Gary. Oeslon. la 44 Dyer. Ronald. Osborne, Mo. 61,66 Eagle. John. Atchison. Kan. 44,119 Eastbourn. Donald. St. Joseph, Mo 57 Eberle, Raedene. Lenox, la 114, 116 Eberle, Marlene, Lenox, la 81, 116 Eberlv, Rex, Villisca, la. 44 Eberl. Wanda. Aiibubon. la 81,94,116 Eckelberrv. John. Janiesport, Mo a5 Eckhoff, Edith, Margarita, Canal Zone 81, 94, 101, 103. 131 Edwards. Mary. Eagleville 81, 125. 126 Edwards. Yvonne 101. 118 Fills. Jan. Wiota. la. 81,116 Kkliind, Donald, Creslon, la 44, 52, 64, 66 Elder, Patricia. Maitland, Mo 81 Ellioll, Beverly. Parkville, Mo 108, 110. 119 Elliott. (Carolyn, Ridgeway, Mo. 81 Elliott, Charles, St. Joseph, Mo 44, 56, 117, 124, 125, 126, 127 Elliott. Yvonne, Burlington Jiinrtion, Mo. 81, 98 Ellis, Judith, St. Joseph, Mo. 81, 96, 100 Ellis, Rav, Aniitv 59 Ellison, Paul, Elmo, Mo. 35,58,60 Elmore. Judy. Exeelsior Springs, Mo 81 Elswick, Sheila, Lanioni, la 81 Ely, Joyce, Hamilton, Mo 75, 96, 108, 109 Epperson, Roehelle, Barnard, Mo 82, 95 Evans. C.arolee. Stanberry, Mo. 75 Evans, Donald, Marvville, Mo 35, 113, 114, 121, 158 Evans, Dorothy, Savannah. Mo. 82,98, 118. 156 Evans, Robert, (arson, la. 35, 114 Evans, Ronald. Carson, la 44 Everly, Leon, MeFall 44 Farquhar, Edward, Hopkins, Mo. 35, 56, 116, 158 Faubion, Ruth, Grant City, Mo. 82,98 Feldnian, Karen, Stansberrv. Mo 82 Fellows, Jane, Bedford, la. 82, 116 Ferguson, Walter, Kansas (iity. Mo 35, 51, 54 Ferst, J. D.. Maryville, Mo. 66 Figueroa. Sara, Mexieo City, Mexico 100, 117, 119 Fine, Bonnie, Sheridan, Mo 75 Fine, Richard, Hopkins, Mo 44 Fine, Robert, IJlica, la 59 Fink, Jov, Oregon. Mo. 82. 95 Fitschen, Margaret. Wiota, la 82, 95, 120, 125 Flanagan, Richard, Pickering 36 Fannery, Edward, Des Moines, la. 44, 119 Fleming, Richard, Winterset, la. 44, 52 Fletchall. Beverly, Stanberrv, Mo 7.5, 114, 116, 118, 158 Flora, Mary Dale, Savannah, Mo 75, 98, 116, 118, 120 Florea, Gael, Hopkins, Mo. 44, 124 Flovd, Margo, Platte City, Mo 82,93, 101 Ford, Vernie, Fillmore. Mo. 82, 95 Fore, Donald, Cameron, Mo. 44, 124 Fore, Raymond, Cameron, Mo. 44,58,110,116,124 Forret, Patricia, Maryville, Mo 116 Forret, Raymond, Maryville, Mo 36, 58 Foster, Ferral, Brimson, Mo. 82,91,92,101,108 Foster, Ferris, Brimson. Mo. 82, 92. 100 Foster, James, Coffey, Mo. .58 Foutch, Larry, St. Joseph, Mo 36, 56 Francisco. Helen. Pattonburg, Mo. 82, 124 Frederick, Pat, King ( ' ity. Mo. 44 Frederick, Joseph, King (.ity. Mo 44 Freese, William, Council Bluffs, la. 44, 55, 65, 66 Frizzel, Marilyn, Chillicothe, Mo. 82 Fry, LeAnn, Atlantic, la. 75, 98 Fuhr, Fred, Detroit, Mich 61, 63, 69 Fuller, Edward, Independence, Mo. 36, 54 Fulton, Cleo, Maryville, Mo. 82. 125 Funkhouser, Gary, Maryville, Mo 36, 116 Gamble, Carol, Plattsburg, Mo 75, 92 Gardner, Larry, Sidney, la. 44, 52, 114 Garlick, John, Chillicothe, Mo. 44 Gaston. Alvin, Alexandria, Nebr 61,63,82,118 Gates. Diana. Seffner, Fla 75 Gentry, Irene, Northboro, la. 82 Gepner, Maryann. Mount Ayr. la 82, 124 Gerardy, Margot, Atchison, Kan 125 Gibson ' , Mel. Rea. Mo. 36,58,60,61,63 Gill, Jo, Maryville, Mo. 75. 100 Gillis, Helen, Oregon, Mo. 58, 82, 100 Gillis, Marilyn, Mound City, Mo. 82, 118, 124, 125 Gilson, Earnest, Guthrie Center, la 36 Girard, Donald, Red Oak. la. 44, 112, 120 Gittinger, Lila, Des Moines, la 82, 118 (ilaspell. Douglas. Greensfield, la. 55 Glenn. Patricia. State Center, la. 82, 101, 110, 116 Glenn, Robert, Excelsior Springs, Mo. 36, 60 Goeders, Joyce, Mason City, la. 75, 92 Goff, Charles, Grant City, Mo. 44, 58, 60, 65, 66 Goforth, Courtney, Guilford, Mo 36 Golden, Gerald, Kansas ( ily. Mo 61, 63 Goldner, Marvin, Shann« n City 58 Grace, Arlene. Burlington Junction, Mo. 82 Graff, Barbara, St. Joseph, Mo 100 Graham, Condon, Diagonal, la 44 Graham, Margaret, Orient, la. 82,93, 116, 125 Grant, Judith, Jefferson. la. 82, 98, 124 Grantham, Dwight, Kansas City, Mo 44, 59, 118 Gray, Darrel, Gallatin, Mo 44 Gray, Lanny, Craig, Mo 36, 52 Gray, Philip. Pattonsburg. Mo. 44, 57 Green, Charles, Maryville, Mo 44 Green, Gary, Fairfax, Mo. 44, 53, 58 Green, George, Maryville, Mo. 2, 36, 52, 109 Green, Maryon, Maryville, Mo 82 Gregg, Madylon, Oakland, la. 82 Gress, Carol, Maine, la. 82 Grider, Janet, Helena, Mo 82, 94 Griffin, Mary, Stuart, la. 75,91,94,95 Gromer, James, Maryville, Mo. 36, 124 Groom, Edward, Maysville, Mo 36, 60 Grove, Sandra, St. Joseph. Mo 58, 82, 96, 100 Guenther, John, Bedford, la. 120 Guess, Wendell, Albany, Mo. 36, 116 Guest, Darrel, King City, Mo... 44 Guthrie. Peggy, Mound City, Mo. 75, 109, 117, 126 Hagee, Charles. Maitland, Mo 121, 125 Haines, Carl. Maryville. Mo 57 Hale, Marilyn, Murray, la. 83, 118 Hall. Donna. Shenandoah, la 83, 97 Hall, John, ( ' arson, la. 44 Hall, Margaret. Watson, Mo 83, 96, 100 Hall, Romona. Maryville, Mo 83,98 Hallock, John, Ridgeway, Mo 124 Hansen, David, .Atlantic, la 44, 51, 56, 57, 125 Hanson, William, Neodesha, Kan. 36 Hargrave. David. Maryville. Mo 57, 66 Hargrave, Ralph, Maryville, Mo 45, 51, 56, 108 Harris, Marcia, Harris, Mo. 83, 116 Harris, Mary. Forest City, Mo. 83. 96, 98 Hart, Sue. Eagleville, Mo. 83, 98 Harter, Joyce, Maryville, Mo 83 Harter, Kenneth, Maryville, Mo 45 Hatten. Kenneth. New Hampton. Mo. 59, 60, 158 Hauser, Caroline, Oistoball, Canal Zone 83 Hauser, Dorothy, Oistoball, Canal Zone. 83, 95 Havens, Janet, Greenfield, la 83,100,116 Hawk, Karen, Atchison, Kan 8.3, 97, 103 Hawkins, Kay, Pleasanton, la. 83, 101, 118 Hays, Linda, Watson, Mo. .83,95,141 Hazelbaker, Ruth, Fort Dodge, la 83, 94 Heavilin, Paul, Maryville, Mo. 37, 113, 121 Hedrick, Brenda. Guilford. Mo 83 Hedstrom, Janis, Villisca, la 83 Heflin. Betty. Colorado Springs, Colo. 83,91, 101 Heinz, Janice, ( .osby. Mo. 83, 118 Hembry, Sharon, Lamoni, la 83 Hemmingsen, Marilyn, Neola, la, 83 Henn, James, Braddyville, la. 59 Henry, Donald, Earlham, la. 55, 124 Herren, Donald, Maryville, Mo. 37, 58 Herren, Doris. Marvville, Mo 76 Herrmann, Sharon, Greenfield, la. 83, 98 Herron. William, Maryville, Mo. 125 Hess, Eva, Skidmore, Mo 83, 96, 108, 116. 117. 124, 140 Higginbotham, Harlan, Albany, Mo 43, 52, 65, 108 Higginbotham, Ruth Ann, Albany, Mo. 83, 103, 127 Higgins, (ieorge, Winthrop, la. 57 Higgins, Nancy, Griswold, la. 83, 118 Hilburn, Oant, Kansas City, Mo 45, 61, 62 Hiley, Marvin, Winston, Mo. 45, 57, 58 Hill, Dorothy, Clarinda, la. 83 Hill, Edwin 37 Hill, Lonnie, Jr.. Maryyille, Mo 45, (iO, 119 Hilsabeck. Larry. Guilford. Mo. 66 Hinde. Bill. Oregon. Mo. 45,57 Hinderliter, Mary, Rock Port, Mo 83, 93, 100 Hinkle, Patty, Bigelow 83,98, 118 Hitch, Roger, St. Joseph, Mo. 37, 56 Hoadley, Richard, Greenfield, la 45, 56 Hoffman, Cecile, Bedford, la 118 Hogan, Billy, Trenton, Mo 61 lloKiiK, Miir iii, Mar ill«-, M« 37,52 llolr.Miib. Koni, ;..li -., M«. 45, 58, .V IIkIIiiii.I. I .l i l, Si. JoM-ph, Mo 37 ll II  ii . I)..r iiii, Kiicl.villc, Mo 8.3, no llolnio, Jiinio, (;iiiii ' ill ' , yo 15 Holiii ' ! . SaiiMicl. Slii ' iiimcifKili, lu 57, 125 Htiod, Cliarlo, Marjvillr. M i. 37 ll«M rr, Frnr ir «-. Shcrician, Mo. 83 llopplr. kaihUoii, KiDK (io. Mo 76,118, 124. 125 M..ppl -. Nina. Kin« «.il . Mo 84, 125 lloriK-r, (iarj, Crolon. la 45,38,59, 118 II lll t ll. IJarbara. Marvvillo, Mo 84, 93 MoKartI, (Aoiin, Slicnaniluali. la 120 HoManl, Kami, Vtlanlio. la. 84 H..«e. Virginia. Kiiij: Cilv, Mi 76,98, 124, 156 Howlaiid, Marv, Marvville, M 76. 91, 92. 101, 103, 109, 118, 158 Htiffaker, Jami- , Aiin.ra. Ill 55,61,62 MukIi.v., Donald, Vurora, III 55,61,62 Hiifhes, Colen. ' . Mar ille. Mo 84,91,94,98, 156 Mull. Maxint- I... KImo. Mo 84.98, 1.56 lliiniplirr , Karon. 4earnionl. Mo 9,5 Hiiniplirr ' , I ' ecsy- .reston, la 84. 93 Hunt. Franc ' i , (iresUin, la 45 Muni. Ron. (lre lon. la 37 Munzicrr, l.ovell, Oregon, Mo 84, 96, 98, 99 Mutton. Jox-e. Khtliedate. Mo 84 Hyatt. l)i ' lori . kan as City. Mo 84 Ingram, Corwin, MonnI Ayr. la 61, 6,3 Ingram. Dwayne, Rork Port, Mo. 45 Ingram. Rutli. Clearmont, Mo. 84, 101. 116 Irlbeik, Marjorie, Canyon, Tex 84 Irvine, Mary, Fairfax, Mo 84 Jarkson, B. Viavne. Barnard. Mo. 37, 51, 54, 55, 60, 108, 109, 114 Jaekson, (;ioria. Pekin. III. 84.118 Jackson, I.eland, Barnard. Mo 45, 54, 60. 64, 66 Jarobs. Kennelli. Harlan. la 56, 108 Jarobs. Mieliolas. Harlan, la 45, 57 Jai-obsen. Jiiditli, Walnut. la. 84, 96 James, Ann. Norlliboro. la. 84 James. Robert K.. Albany, Mo. .37, 51, 32, 60, 108, 112 Jame . Robert W .. Albany, Mo 45, 52, 60 Jameson. Gloria, King Cily, Mo 76,94, 101, 114 Jarvis, James R.. Kansas City, Mo 45, 55 Jav, Kallirvn, (irant Citv, Mo 84, 98 Jeffries, Judith, Parkville, Mo. 76, 94 Jenkins. Chester. .St. Joseph. Mo 37, 56 Jenkins. Ri 4iard. eoslio. Mo. 37,110 Jennings. Barbara. Stanberrv, Mo 84, 118 Jestes. Ruth. L ' nion Star. Mo 84,98,118 Johnson, Benny. Shenandoah, la 57, 116 Johnson, Beverly. Kssex. la 76, 98, 156 Johnsf n. Gale. Viaukee. la 84 Johnson. Gene. Atlantie, la 37, 51, 54, 60 Johnson. Helen, Breekenridge, Mo 118, 124, 125 Johnson. James. Essex. la 45 Johnson. Phillip. Kssex, la 45, 58, .59 Johnson. Rirhard. Red Oak, la 59 Johnson. Sheryl. Van Meter, la. 84 Johnson, Faye. Brimson. Mo. 58, 110 Jones, Charles, Independenee, Mo 110, 120 Jones, Donald, Maryville. Mo. 45 Jones, Donna, .St. Joseph, Mo. 84, 97, 100, 103, 108, 130 Jones, Eddie, Eagleville, Mo 45, .53, 59 Jones, (ierald. Cx)nway, la 37, 124, 125 Jones, Ronald, .Shannon Cily, la 37, 58 Jones, Sidney, Corning, la. 38 Joyner, Frederick. .St. Joseph. Mo 45, .56 Julius, Barbara, Kansas Citv. Mo. 76, 91. 96. 108, 112, 113, 121, 127 Kahler, Gary, Minden, la. 45 Karrasrii, Anna. St. Joseph. Mo... 84, 118 Kavanaugh. Charles. Hamilton, Mo 45,52.60 Kellev. (larolvn. ClearnionI, Mo 84.118 Kelley. Mar Elliott, la 84. 124 Kenagy. ( rol. (4earmonl. Mo 96 Kennedy. Edward, Corning, la 119 Kerber. ' Paul. M.CIennand. la 38, 110. 120 Kidd. Charles, St. Joseph, Mo 38 Kiniaid, Cariih n, I ' lall JMirg, Mo 76 King. Ronald, Shenaiuloah. la 43,59,118,125 Kinni.h, Karen, l .lir ille, M 84, 101, 123 Kit44ing4-r, Sii .anni , Bra%lon, la 84 Kixmilhr, Don, Carsi.n, la. 45,53, 108, 145 Kixniiller, Ron, Carson, la. 4.5, .52, 14.5 Kluever. Dar i. (Freenfield. la 4.5 Kluover. Dehires, (.rernfield, la 84,94,108 Kneale, Judith, Oregon, Mo. 84 Knierim, Robert, Rock Port, Mo 45 Knight, James, Virhison, Kan 38 Knorr, Charles, Pickering, Mo .58, .59 Knott. Stephen. Coffey, Mo 45, 125, 158 Koliler, Nelson, Carrollti n, la 45 Kolhof, Sharon, Council Bluffs, la 84,93,100 Ki paska, Jerry, Casey, la 119 Koppold, Alice, Harlan, la 101 Krambeck, Rii ' hard, Walnut, la. 46 Krokstrom, Paul, Kansas City, M 61,62 Kuen .e, Edward, Ma lis m 55 Kiint .weiler, Marlent, Audubon, la 95, 116 Kurtz, G. Robert, Oregon, Mo 46 Kysar, James, Bedford 46 Eagerberg, Beverly, New Port Riehey, Fla. 84,92 Eaidley. Earry, Van Meter, la. 46, 52 Eanib. Edward. Carroll, la 46 Landers, Marty, Osceola, la 85, 98 Eaney. Peler. Rolla. M i 46 Eang. James, Shenandoah, la 124 Earison, Harlan, Bedford, la. 113 Eash. Joyce, Jamesporl, Mo 76,99,109,114 Eaugherv, Gave, Bavard, Mo. 85,93, 145 Eaughlin, T. Stanley, Maryville, Mo 38, 52 Eaughlin, Kerniil, Stanberry 46 Eawler, Kathleen, eslside, la 83 l.awlor, Thomas, Plattsburg, Mo. 38 Eeckenby, Emily, Hamburg. la. 8.5, 124 Leighly, ' Marilyn, Dexter, la 85, 94, 98 Eenis, Janet, Bridgewaler, la. 85 Eewin, Einda. St. Joseph. Mt 119 Eillie, Robert R., .Spencer, la 46 Lindgren. Mary, Stanton, la 85,95, 116. 125, 126 Einn, Ardilh, Elliott, la. 85,110,118 Eippinrott, Bill, . tlantie, la 121 Eiltle, Jack, St. Joseph, Mo. 69 Eivermore. Mae, .Sniithland. la. 85, 100 Eockridge, Peggy, Pallcmsburg, Mo 85, 100 Eogan, Mary .Ann, Graham, Mo 85, 95 Eohmeier, Bonnie. Manning, la 85 Eong, Carl, Cameron, Mo. 46,57,58,124 Long, Elvin, Maryville, Mo 38 Eong, Eeland, Maryville, Mo. 59 Eong, Norma, Grant Citv, Mo 76, 92, 99, 100, 101, 108, 109, 120 Eoose. Margie, Riverlon, la. 85, 124 Eowry, !arolyn. Council Bliiff.s 85 Eucas, Judy, Beford, la. Eungren, (Carolyn, Stanton, la 85,116 Eunsford. Garry. Bigelow 46. 54, 60 Eyle. Beverly, Maryville, Mo. 93, 101, 103, 120 Eyle, .Sharon, Burlington Junction, Mo . 85 Evnch, Harold. Marvville. M 46, 56 Eynch, W illiam, Maryville, Mo 38, 58 Eynn. Sue. .Shenandoah, la 101, 125 .Maas, Stanley, Corning, la. 125, 127 Maffitt. Kent, Sidney, la. 38 Maher, George, Maryville, Mo 38 Maher, Philip, Red Oak, la. 60,61,62, 119 Majors, .Sharon. (!larinda, la 76 Malalino, .Salvalore, New York, N. Y 46, I 13 Malcom, Peggy, Thurman, la 85. 12.5 Maltsberger. Darwin, (ilarinda, la 46 Manlev, Marilvn, Union Star, Mo 85,98,118 Maris. ' John Jr., Albany, Mo 46,52, 108, 120 Maris, Judith, Albany, Mo 85,97,118,125,126 Maris, Martha. Albany, .Mo 8,5,97. 124, 125 Maris, Waller, Albanv. Mo 38.51.52,58 Mark, Diane. Oakland, la 85. 116. 124 Marley, James, Bedford, la 46, 56. 125 Marriatt, (iarv, ( ' learmonl. Mo 46, .58 Marrs, (ierald. Mound :i|y. M 61,62.68 Mans, Koy, Slaiiberry, Mo. 116 Marsden, Shirlev, Red Oak, la 100, 118 Marsh, Jean, Union Star, Mo. 85, 118, 125 Martin, Anthonv, Shenandoah, la Ift Martin, Phvllis, Malvern, la 85, 100 Martindale, Kav, Clarinda, la 85, 100,119 Mason, Eniniett, Parnell, Mo. 38, .58, 116 Mather, Llovd, Sidney, la. 38, 56, 60 Malhes, Hubert. Red Oak, la 59 Mathews, Evelyn, Oregon, Mo. 76 Mathisen, Clark, Atlantic-, la. 38, 54 Mattheis, John, Cumberland, la 46, 57, 124 Matthews, Jo., Maloy, la. 110 Maxwell, Bob, Maryville, Mo. 38 Mayfield, Gwen, Hopkins, Mo. 85 Maynard, Marilyn, Leon, la. 85, 100 McC.ais, Betty, New Hampton, Mo. 85, 118 MeCall, Charles, Albany 46 McClure, Bobby, Mill Grove 46, 59, 60 MoClure, Marjorie, Brimson, Mo 85, 117, 118, 125, 126 MeClurg, Etta, Hopkins, Mo. 85 MeClurs, Letha, Maryville, Mo 85 McColloush, Robert, Lawson, la 46, 57 McConkey, Gloria, Barnard, Mo. 2, 76, 99, 108, 109, 112, 113, 114, 119 McConkey. Sylvia, Barnard, Mo 2, 86, 112, 114, 117, 118, 119, 158 McCooie, Joyee, At hison, Kan. 86, 97, 145 MeCrary, Rosalie, Mosby, Mo. 86, 92 MoCulloush, Robert, Albany, Mo 46,56,114 Mi-Derniit, Sarah, Maryville, Mo 86 McDonald, Frank, Earlham, la 46 McDowell, Diane, Kellerton, la 86 McDowell, Michael, Kellerton, la. 59 McElroy, Robert, Fillmore, la. 46, 52 McHars, Pessy, Osceola, la. 98, 156 Mclntvre, Anita, Maryville, Mo... 86,97,98, 101 Mclntyre, James, Maryville, Mo. 46,59,118,158 McMichael, Gene, Albany, Mo. 46 McMillan, Saundre, Weston, Mo 58,86, 113, 116 McPike, Marcia, Quitman, Mo. 86, 90 McVicker, Monty, St. Joseph, Mo 39, 58, 59, 118, 158 Meadows, Joan, Kellerton, la 86, 95, 125 Means, James, Maysville 86 Means, Janet, Villisca, la 95 Meek, Charles, Melbourne, Mo 46 Mejia, Robert, St. Joseph, Mo 46 Menter, James, Lake City, la. 46 Merkle, Robert, Coin, la. 39 Merrick, INancy, Maryville, Mo. 86, 97 Merrick, William, Maryville, Mo 46, 56, 108 Merritt. James. Burlington Junction. Mo. 47, .59, 116 Merlz, Ernest, (;iencoe. Mo. 47,57, 124, 125, 126 Mertz, Mary. Maryville, Mo 86 Mewhirter, Joe, Elliott, la 47, 58, 60 Meyer, Jeanetle, Vail, la 86,116 Meyer, Ronald, Clarinda, la. 47. 55 Meyer, Rose, Maryville, Mo. 86. 114, 116, 119, 120, 158 Meyers, Byron, St. Joseph, Mo.. 117 Miles, Corbin, Colley, Mo 47, 55 Milelich, Jerry, .4lbia, la. 47 Miller, Leonard Jr., Creslon, la 47 Miller, Marilyn, Lake City, la. 86, 124 Miller, Richard J., Creston, la. 47, 55 Miller, Richard K., Clarinda, la 121 Mink, Lawrence, Savannah, Mo. 47 Mires, Maurice, Maryville, Mo. 47, 58, 59, 124 Mitchell, James, Laurens, la 47,54, 119 Moblev, John, Carroll, la 47 Moflitt, Ivan, Braddyville, la 124 Monsold, Madeleine, Maryville, Mo . 86 Mooberry, Thomas, Maryville, Mo 47,56,113 Moore, Charlotte, Earlham, la 86, 97 Moore, Donald, Eagleville, Mo 39, 108, 109, 114, 145 Moore, Ruth, Maryville, Mo. 76,86,92 Moore, Shirley, Maryville, Mo. 114 Moore, Woodson, Mill Grove, Mo. 39, 108, 112, 114, 158 Moran, Robert, St. Joseph, Mo 39, 56, 113 Morrison, Ona, Excelsior Springs, Mo 77, 114, 124, 125 Morse, William, Excelsior Springs, Mo. .108 Moss, Frederic, Hamilton, Mo. 58 Mozingo, Billy, Grant City, Mo. 47 Mulvania, Ralph, Rockporl, Mo. 47, 53 Murphy, Beverly, St. Joseph, Mo. 77, 91, 92, 99, 100, 108, 131, 145 Murphy, Norma, Albany, Mo 86,93,100 Murphy, Patricia, Des Moines, la 86, 101, 113, 121, 125 Murphy, Richard, Maryville, Mo 39 Mutii, John Jr., Hopkins, Mo. 47 Myers, Lawrence, .Albia, la. 47 Myers, Robert, .Atlantic, la. 47,56,68 Myrtue, Margaret, Smilhland, la 86,116 Nakamura, Yasuo, Kona, Hawaii 69 Nardin, Michael, Roseville, Mich. 62,69 Nardone, Henry, Roseville, Mich. 55,61,63 Neal, Patricia, Excelsior Springs, Mo 86 ! eal, Wanda, Maryville, Mo 86, 92 Neely, Jamie, Pickering, Mo 39, 69 Neese, Mavis, Jamesport, Mo. 47 Neil, Dennis, Kansas City, Mo. 47, 54, 61, 63 Neil, Larry, Graham, Mo. 47 Nelson, Cleota, Guilford, Mo. 86 Nelson, Lloyd, Skidmore, Mo. 47 Nelson, Phillis, Guilford, Mo. 86, 98 Nelson, Wayne, Maryville, Mo. 39 Nenneman, Thomas, Sidney, la 47,59, 118 New, Patty, Maryville, Mo 77,91,96, 100, 112 Newcomer, Alice, Creston, la 86, 97, 120, 124 Newconjer, Ann, Creston, la. 96 Newman, Delores, Clarinda, la. 86 Nichols, Glenda, St. Joseph, Mo. 86,97,100 Nigh, Harold, Parnell 39 Nisely, Merrill, Maryville, Mo. 39, 114 Nisely, Patricia, Maryville, Mo. 77,100,114 Nixon, Rae, Mound City, Mo 86,98,118 Noel, Kay, Oregon, Mo 86,96,100 Noeick, Shirley, Weslside, la 110, 121, 125, 126, 127 Norfolk, Jerald, Hopkins, Mo. 47, .58 Norton, Arthur, Denver 39, 114 Norton, Wesley, Plattsburg, Mo. 47 Ochoa, Joseph, Kansas City, Mo. 39, 56, 60 O ' Connor, Margaret, St. Joseph, Mo. 77, 91, 92, 103 Odell, Carol, Corning, la. 87 Ogden, Carolyn, Maryville, Mo. 87,96,145 Olenius, Janice, Villisca, la. 87,94 Olenius, V. Marlene, Stanton, la. 87,95,118 Oliver, Carolyn, Barnard, Mo. 87 Oliver. Leonard, Guilford, Mo 39,114,116 Olson, Barbara, Si. Joseph, Mo 77, 114 Olson, Barry, Onowa, la. 57 OLson, Gene, Essex, la. 47 Olson, Myrna, Independence, Mo. 87,97,145 Olson, Richard, St. Joseph, Mo. 39 O ' Riley, Ralph, Maryville, Mo 53, 58 Outs, Jo Ann, Maryville, Mo 87,120 Overton. Jerry, Atchison, Kan 39, 52, 108 Owen, Margaret, (larinda. la. 87,96,112,114,127 Owens, Joann. Sheridan, Mo. 120 Padgilt, Dennis, Kellerton, la. 59 Palmer, Gerald, Coon Rapids, la 47 Palmer, Raniona, Coon Rapids, la. 87, 110 Palumbo, Luke, Christobol, Canal Zone 47 Parent, D. Jo, Maryville. Mo. 87,91,94, 108, 158 Parks, Barrie, Maloy. la 87,95,119 Partridge, Ronnie, Maryville, Mo. 61,63 Patience, Carolyn, Conception Junction, Mo 87, 98 Pallon, Lois, Oregon, Mo 87,95,124,125 Puxton, Lawrence, Savannah, Mo . 58 Pearson, Rosemary, Anita, la 87,94,116 Pederson, Shirley, Northboro, la.. 87, 98 Peter, Robert, Skidmore, Mo. 47 Petersen, (Jiarles, St. Joseph, Mo 61 Peterson, Shirley, Audubon, la. 87 Peterson, Reta, Albany, Mo 58,77, 100, 116 Pfeifer, Bill, Maryville, Mo. 47 Pfeifer, Phyllis, Maryville, Mo 52 Pierce, James, Kansas City, Mo 55, 120 I ' irruoint, Doniild, MiirvvilU-, Mo 10, 51, S4, 108, 109, lU ritllinn, Williiim, St. .l Mpl . - +8 rill,«ciiburc T, Sliiiriin, llf pkin . Mo. 87, 12i, I2S I ' ivoriil, Miirjorio, Miirj villc. Mo 87 Popp. Kirliarcl. Miiniiiiif;, lu. 48,53 INirltT. M rlf. J lIIl • pclrl. Mo. 87 INirUr, Anil, Mound Cily. Mo. 87,93, 103 I ' orur. Siinuiol. Karlry. lu hX.Mt. 116 I ' orlrr. Sariili, Kiirliy, la. 101. Il. ' l. l. ' i] l ' llins:«T. Jorl. l•re •oll, lu 121,12.1 I ' oMtll. Ki.liai.1 J.. TrinibU-. la 60, 6 1 . 6:{. 66 riiK -Il, l.arr , Slr ar! ill« ' , Mo 10, 52 IVallur, Vi.ki. Kanr-a- (ilv. Mo. 87,92, 103, 120 Trawl. Wallace. Si. Jo«pli, Mo. 48 l «• U n. John. Kins ' il . Mo. 48 i ' rolon. Kobcrl. Kins i ' -ity. Mo 48 I ' ri.-.-. Jnililli, ll.lona. Mo 87, 118 Triff. William. Princeton. Mo 59 I ' ricliaril. Barbara, Kontanelle. la 110 I ' rirbaril, Mar%. Konlanclle. la. 87, 101 I ' ullan. Virginia, (llarlnda. la. 87, 98 PulUv. Janie-., Kins ! ' ?. Mo 40,60, U Rabe, Ovslal, (iriswold, la 87, 125 Rabe. Rose. Griswold. la. 87, 125 Ramsey, Glen. Earlham. la 48 Ramse . I.arrv, Marvville. Mo 113 Rundoi. Haroid. (;oHer, Mo. 40, 114 Rankin. Mary. Maryville. Mo. 110 Rasniiissen. Ivan. Kiniballttm, la 48 Rasnmssen. Kent, Kimballlon, la 48, 60 Ralushak. I-vle. (iriswold, la. 40, 60 Ray. Marland, Elmo, Mo 48, .52, 60. 64. 66 Rea, Naney, Farrasnt. la. 87, 12. Reakse« ' ker. Marvin. Maryvill e, Mo 48, 68 Rednion. Carl. Houston. Mo 48, 113, 121 Reece. Betty. Slanberry, Mo 87 Reed. Ernest. Skidmore. Mo 48 Reed. E. I... Janiesport. Mo 48,56,59. 118, 158 Reed. Novalene, Elliott. la. 87.118,124 Reeves. Rieliard. Marvville, Mo. 40, 58 Reid. Kav, Marshall ' 87, 100, 103, 118, 120, 121 Reith, Roger, Bedford, la 113, 120 Renfro. Darrell. (ilarinda, la 40 Reynolds. Larry. Gentry, Mo. 48, 59 Riee. Stanley. Barnard, Mo 48, 118 Richards, Mvrtle, St. Joseph, Mo. 110 Risss, Joan. ' Mavsville. Mo. 88. 118 Rilev, Donald. Van Meter, la. 48.55 Rilev, Peggv. Kansas Citv. Mo. 88.92. lO. ' J Ringold. Rosellvn. Marvville, Mo 88, 92 Rippstein. (aria. Beckley. Mo 98, 99, 103 Risser. Sally, Sheridan, Mo - - 88 Ri tau. Ervin, St, Joseph. Mo. 40 Riltmann. Eileen, St. Joseph. Mo 88, 113, 121 Roach, Berniece, Marvville, Mo 77,119 Roach, Paul. Maryville. Mo. 48, .56. 12 6 Roades, Jerrv, St. Joseph. Mo. 58 Robev. Connie. Marvville. Mo- 88,96, 100 Robinson. Theodore. Marvville. Mo 40. 120 Robison. Evelyn. King (ily. Mo. 88,98, 125 Robreau, l.ouanne, St. Joseph. Mo. 88 Rocklage. (.harle . Maryville. Mo. 40. 116 Rockvvell, Janle Jr.. St. Joseph, Mo. 48. 37 Roe, Betty. W eldon. la 88,118,125 Bold. Jerrv. Harlan, la 48 Roll. Marv. Villisca. la 77, 100 Ro e, Richard. Maryville, Mo 119 Rosenbohm. I.arrv. (rraliam. M 48 Ro mann. Charlene. Harlan. la 88,100,119 Rosmann. Gharler.. Harlan, la 48, 119 Ros , David. Shannon (.itv. la 58 Roush. Ro.s. Pickering ' 118 Rowland. Margaret. Mound City, Mo 88,110 Rowland. Richard. Osceola, la 48 Rowlelt. Nelson. Mailland. Mo 66 Rucker. Marcia. Savannah. Mo. 88, 91, 97, 100 Ruoff. Jeanette. Helena. Mo 88, 125 Rupe. Hobert. Pacific Junction, la 57 Rtipp. Beatrice, Burlington Junction, Mo 114 Russell, Merilyn. Graham, Mo. 88 KusHcll. Wanda. St. Joseph, Mo.. Ryan, John. Een( x. la. 88 121 Saggau. Henr , St. Joseph, Mo. 61,6.1 Sulfrank, Mary, Bock I ' orl, Mo. 88,96,98 Salnuui, Patricia, Weatlirrbj, Mo. 77,96,99, 100, 112. 127 Sunders, Ed, Silver City, la 116 Sanders. Janet. Villisca. la. 88,97,98. 112 SawviT. Gcrahl, Eair icw. Kan. 119 Scheib. Donald, ((r.goii. Mo. 48, .58, 59, 61 Sclienkel. (iary, Maryville. M 5V Schepler, Don. Bertrand, Nebr 48 Schilling, Ann, Denver, Mo. 77,92.98 Schirner. Phvllis, Indianola, la 88. 118, 125 Schmidt, Carol. Chula, Mo. 88,95,98 Schmitt, Clifton, Savannah. Mo 53,6.5,66 Schrader, l.ois. Orient, la. 110,124.125 Schroeder, Beaulali, Hamilton, Mo 88. 98 Schroeder. Elaine. St. Joseph. Mo 78. 92 Schroeder. Larry, Ihiirman. Li. 48, 12 1 Schrupp. Albert, St. Josiph, Mo. 58. 116 Schuize, John, Table Rock, l ebr 60,61,62 Schweizer, Larry, Ania .onia, Mo 48,54,61,63,68 Scott, Joyce, Sidney, la. 88 Seotl. Jerry, Co m Rapids, la 48. 53 .Scott, Joe, Maryville, Mo. 58. 59 Searcy, Ronald Albany, Mo 41,51,52 Seaton, Gary, Osceola, la 41,52 Seddon, A. Emmalea. Mound Cily, Mo 88, 100 Seely, Bill, Excelsior .Springs, Mo 57 Seidt, Marcia, Ulica, Mo. 88 Setzer, Joan, St. Joseph, Mo. 77, 113, 121, 125 Severson, Richard, Maryville, Mo 41.59 Severson, Robert. Earlham, la 48,54,58,112 Severson, Ronald, Albany, Mo. 5.3 Seymour, Tony, Maryville, Mo 41, 52, 58, 60 Shaw, Edward, Pattonsburg, Mo 48 Shea, Paul, Shenandoah, la. 59 Shedd, Jack, Chillicolhe, Mo 61,63 .Shelden, David, !lareniore. Okla. 66 Sheldon, Larry, Thiirman, la 48,52, 112 Sheldon, Sue, Thurman, lu. 88 Sherard, Gladene. Marshall, Mo. 88,91,92,141 Shilatifard, Nossral, Tehran, Iran 49, 59, 117, 119, 120 Shipley, Anna, Burlington Junction, Mo 98, 121 Shiplev, Frances, Marvville, Mo. 88 Shipley. Naomi, Grant City 77,100,109.111 Shores. Carol, f ' illniore. Mo. 88.93.145 Showalter. Peggy, Helena, Mo 88, 118 .Sickler, Dixie, Corning, la 88 .Simnu-rman, Merrill, Murray, la 119 Sininums. W illiam. Shenandoah, la 49, 53. .59 Sims. Harold, Anita, la.. 68 Sims, Svbil, Fairfax. Mo 88,92,98.112 Sipes, Marv, Oregon, Mo 77. 100. Ill Skoglund. Sonja. Barnard, Mo 89, 97, 98 Slusher. Judith, Liberty, Mo. 89 Sniail. Sharon. Maryville. Mo. 89 Smiley. Jerry. St. Joseph, Mo. 41 Smith. (!liarles. (Mearnumt. Mo 41 Smith, David. Shenandoah, lu .57 Smith, Delberl, Cameron, Mo. 49, 113, 121 Smith. ;ary (;.. Maryville, M« 49, .56. 113 Smith, Gene. (Jower, Mo. 58. 60. 62 Smith, (ilenna. Earlham. Mo 118 Smith. Harley. Ridgewuy, Mo. 49, 53. 124 Smith. Margaret, W eslboro. Mo 89 Smith. Roger, -Sanford, Me 37 Smith. Rovce. Eagleville 1 16 Smith. Shirley. Orient, la 100, 118. 125 Sonimer. (!hvre. Oregon, Mo 77. 100 Sorensen. Merle. Alden, lu. 49.54.58.60.64,108 Soiithwick. Bennie. Excelsior -Springs, Mo. .57 Spalding. W illiam. Hopkins. Mo 49 Sparks, (.«-orge. Moberly. Mo 119 Sparks. Gwynetha. Maryville. Mo 89 Sladler. Charles. St. Joseph, Mo 49, 36 Stalling. Dickie. Burlington Junction, Mo 49 Steele, Edith. St. Joseph. Mo. 78 Sleiner. Charlene, Union Star, Mo 78.98.136 Stevens, Kenneth, Marvville, Mo 60, 61. 63 Stevenson, William, New Huiiipton, Mo 49 Stewart, Larrv, CJeariiiont, Mo 49, 3o Stork, Kdwin. Cedar FaIN, la 121. 125, 2h Stork, l.inda, Nebraska City, !Nebr. 93, 100 Stonenian, Loren, St. diaries 49, 116 Sloniini, Robert, Eliiiira, la. 49, 58 Strong, David S., Karlliani, la. 49 Stimipl, Arliiie. Kansas City, Mo 89,92,103 Stiivick, I.oreii. Villisca, la. 41 Sullivan, Daniel, Corning, la -41, 58, 59 Suninia, Lloyd, Maryville, Mo. 49 Summers, Jean E., Shenandoah, la 78 Sumy, Barbara. Skidmore, Mo -- 89 Suniderman, Sharon, Griswold, la 89, 124, 125 Surplus, Benny, Maryville, Mo 41 Suiter, Vi ' illiam, Roekport. Mo 49 Swan, John, Maryville, Mo 57 Swartz, Velnia. Graham, Mo 78, 97 Swartz, Vern, (;raham. Mo. 49, 55 Swineliart, Ceiil, Savannah, Mo. 49 Swink, Sherrill, Pickering, Mo. 49 Tankerslev, Jamie. Maryville, Mo 41 Tassell. C. Elaine. Van Meter, la 78, 98 Tassell. Dennis, Van Meter, la. 64, 66 Taylor, Jaek, Caruthersville, Mo 60, 61, 62 Taylor, James, Atehison, Kan. 112,113 Taylor, Kalhlyn, Maryville, Mo. 78,94 Taylor, Lou Jane, Silver Springs, Md. 89, 100, 103, 118, 158 Taylor, Martin, Ridgeway, Mo. 49 Terluine. Gerald, Forest City 49 Thomas, Doyle, Grant City. Mo. 61,62,68 Thompson, Aaron, (.hiitinan. Mo 49, 58, 125 Thompson, Donna, New Hampton. Mo 78. 101, 114 Thompson, Glada, Dwyer, Wyo. 89 Thompson, Loretta, Lenox, la. 89 Thompson, Lucille, Si. Joseph, Mo. 89, 97, 100 Thompson, Terry, Braddyville, la 41 Tliompson, Vern, Red Field, la 49, 58 Thurnian, Barbara, Atlantic, la. 89 Tiemeyer, Dorilee, Roekport, Mo. 89 Tiemeyer, Gertrude, Roekport, Mo. 89 Tininierman. Lonnie, Nodaway, la. 49 Tock. James, Cherokee, la 49, 56 Tolen, Gary. Gallatin, Mo 110 Tonilin, Earl, Breckenridge, Mo 49 Torrence, Patricia, Red Oak, la. 89, 100 Townsend, Glenda, Maryville, Mo 89 Townsend, Oliver, Rea, Mo. 41 Traster, Lee, Hopkins, Mo. 49, 124, 125 Trively, (Carolyn, Malvern, la. 78 Truebiood, Rex, Maryville, Mo. 49 Tschetter, Velmaline, Adair, la 89, 100, 118, 125 Tsuhako, Kernal, Kealakekua, Hawaii... 49 Tucker, Louis, Atchison, Kan 41 Turner, Connie, St. Joseph, Mo. 78, 100 Turner, Dennis, Encampment, Wyo 58 Tussey, James, Orient, la. 49, 51, 54, 108, 116 Tultle, Lois, Ravenwood, Mo 89 Twaddle, Bruce, Maryville, Mo 50 Tweedy, Craig, Albany, Mo 50, 125 Ulrich, Jerome, Plattesmouth, Nebr 119 VanBuren, Willard, Van Meter, la. 50, 52 Vanderwaler, Janet, Dexter, la. 89, 101 VanGilder, Curtis. Albia. la. 50 VanGilder, Janvce, Albia, la. 89 VanPeh, Melba, Maryville, Mo 89, 100 Vaudt, Don, Manning, la 50, 57 Veenstrii, John, Jefferson, la 50 Vogel, Donald, Mount Etna, la 50 Vogel, (ialen, Lenox, la. 50, 124 Voggesser, Max, Atlantic, la. 50, 52 Voilstedt, Darlys. Manning, la 89, 95 Vonderschmidt, Darlene, Craig, Mo 89, 91, 92, 108 Voss, Mary, Atlantic, la. 89, 125 Vrooman, Lois, Manilla, la. 89, 94, 99 Wade, Robert, Bolckow, Mo. 50, 58, ,59, 108 Wagner, Betty, Maryville, Mo 89 Wake, Bruce, St. Joseph, Mo 50, .59, 60 Wake, Roger, St. Joseph, Mo 61 Wakely, Robert, Skidmore, Mo 66 Walden, Barbara, Bigelow, Mo. 78 Walden. Shirley, Bigelow, Mo 89 Walker, Leon, Barnard, Mo. 50, 124 Walker, Marlene, Hamburg, la. 89 Walston, Shirley, Bedford, la. 89 Walter, Ella, Tarkio, Mo. 78 Waiter, William, Brooks, la. 58, 59, 60 Ward, William, Cedars, la. 59, 120 Ware, Marjorie, Pickering, Mo. 90 Warner. Bonnie, Gashland 90, 91, 92 Warner, Sharii, Parnell, Mo 58,90,110,124 Wasson, Jocelyn, Dexter, la 90, 95 Watkins, Mary, Griswold, la. 90, 99, 100, 110, 112, 141, 158 Watson, Eugene, Cameron, Mo. 58 Watson, Gaylene, Shelby, la 90, 97, 100 Watson. Harold. Maryville. Mo 54, 58, 59 Webb. Theodore, Jefferson, la 120 Weeks. Helen, Maryville, Mo. 90 Welch, Lyle, Maryville, Mo. 50 Welch, Norma, Maryville, Mo. 78 Wells, Ross, Maryville, Mo. 50, 52 Wesack, Karia, Adair, la. 90 West, Jacquelynn, Oakland, la. 90 Wetzel, Beverly, Murray, la 90, 98 Wetzel, Dale, Murray, la. 50 Wetzel, Jerry, Murray, la 50 Wharton, James, Marshalltown, la. 53 Wharton, Nancy, Albany, Mo 90, 124, 125, 126 Wheeler, Raymond, Bethanv, Mo 50 White, Betty, Blylhedale, Mo 90, 96, 98 Wliite, Paul, Maryville, Mo 41, 51, 56, 108 White, Marilyn, Union Star, Mo. 90, 125 White, Robert, Clarinda, la. 125 Whitney, Robert, Maryville, Mo 57 Wickizer, Joan, St. Joseph, Mo. 90 Wilcox, Richard, Harlan, la. 50, 56 Wiley, Dixie, Mailland 90, 100 Wilkinson, Alois, Mound City, Mo. 90, 98 Wilkinson, Harold, Mound City. Mo 50, 61, 62 Wilkinson, Janice, Mound City, Mo ■ 90, 93, 103, 121, 125 Williams, Francis, Savannah, Mo 113, 121 Williams, Gary, f ouncil Bluffs, la. 50, 55 Williams, Gary Thomas, Kansas City, Mo. 50, 59 Williams. Homer, Smithville, Mo. 50, 52, 58, 108 Williams, Marcia, Hamilton, Mo. 90, 100, 118 Williamson, Robert, Dawson, Neb 50, 56, 125, 126 Williamson, Julia, Lathrop, Mo 90, 118 Williamson, Shirley, Dawson, Neb 90 W illis, Richard, Maryville, Mo 58, 59 Wilson, Charlotte, Tabor, la 90 Wilson. Dianna. Des Moines, la 90 Wilson, Harry, Westminster, Colo. 59 Wilson, Wilma, Stanton, la 90, 100, 118 Winter, Kenneth, Clarinda, la 58 Witt, Lavern, Red Oak, la. 68 Woldruff, Lucille, Maryville, Mo. 90 Wolf, Joyce, Weatherby, Mo. 90,98 Wolf, Mary, Griswold, la 90, 119 Wolf, Nadene, Weatherby, Mo 78, 101 Wood, George, Maryville, Mo 50 Wood, Linda, Lenos, la. 90 Woodson, Vince, Stuart, la. 50, 57 Worley, Floyd, Maryville, Mo 113 Wright, Leland, Menio, la. 50 Wright, Marvin, Gallatin, Mo 58 Wright, Verna, Bosworth, Mo 78 Wynian, Russell, Atlantic, la 57 Young, Cecil Allen, Forlescue, Mo 50 Young, Gene, ( ' ameron. Mo. 42, 59 Young, Logan, Maryville, Mo. 42 Young, Nancy, Ouitman. Mo. 90, 97, 108 Young, Peggy, Winterset, la. 90 Young, Richard, Cameron, Mo 42, 112 Young, William, Bedford, la 59,68 Younger, Connie. Maryville. Mo 53 Ziiklin, Francine, Excelsior Springs, Mo 90,101