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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

m GLF.NDA TOWNSEND An Editor JO ANN OUTS Assistant Editor SYLVIA McCONKEY Editor MARY KAY REASON Staff Assistant MR. HOWARD RINGOLD Faculty Advisor 1959 TOWER NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE MARYVILLE. MO. BEARCAT VIEWS N WMSC f Courtesy of FALK Mind Courtesy of FALK Fellow Men Court e ii of FALK Memorable Moments Couricn of FALK Physical Feats INNER LIFE DEDICATION Among the first of the college personnel with whom a new student makes acquaintance is Dr. Charles E. Koerble. Dean of Faculty. Dr. Koerble confers with each freshman and explains how understandings gained from his entrance test results will affect the student ' s college career and his course of study at NWMSC. All of this he does in a friendly, earnest way so that the student leaves the Dean ' s office knowing that if he ever needs the thoughtful advice of one wiser and more experienced than himself, he can turn to Dr. Koerble. Dr. Koerble joined the NWMSC administrative staff in 1954 in the capacity ' of Counselor of Students. Two years later he became Dean of Faculty. Finishing his third year in this new capacity, he has not only accepted the duties of Dean of Faculty, but he has continued to carry a number of the responsi- bilities connected with his counseling. Only a man with his vitality and love of working with people could take the responsibilities of both positions in his stride — but Dr. Charles E. Koerble does — and is a success in both. To this man the staff dedicates the 195Q TOWER. President ' s Message I am impressed with the scope of the 1959 TOWER. My message to you follows the pattern of the Tower. MIND: Since wars begin in the minds of men. it is in the minds of men that the defenses of peace must be constructed. Constitution of UNESCO. These lines from the first Proverb of Solomon: To know wisdom and instruction: to perceive the words of understanding: To receive the instruction of wisdom, justice, and j udgment, and equity : To give subtlety to the simple, to the young man knowledge and discretion. A wise man will hear, and will increase learning: and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels: To understand a proverb, and the interpretation: the words of the wise, and their dark sayings. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction. FELLOWMEN: The association of our fellowmen on this college campus is reflected in the no longer used second stanza of our Alma Mater: All the days we ' ve been together Fondly we recall : Days of fair and stormy weather. Thou hast gladdened all. MFMORAHl.Li MOMENTS: Now cumes the hour when we must say farewell And lei lamiliar things fall softly down Into the half -twilight where memories dwell With rich associations ... — Robert Flowers. A. B. 104 ' In the 19 59 TOWER some of these rich associations ' are pictured and should help you relive these memorable moments. PHYSICAL FEATS: Baron Pierre de Coubertin. who was the founder in 1894 of the modern Olympic games, made the following statement of the basic Olympic principles, The important thing in the Olympic games is not to win but to take part. The important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well. To spread these precepts is to build up a stronger and more valiant and. above all. more scrupulous and more generous humanity. INNER LIFE: I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth. —Psalm 121: 1, 2. The women of Residence Hall in their beautiful and signi- ficant Hanging of the Greens each Christmas put it this way, In olden times there was a legend that on Christmas Eve the little Christ Child came again to the earth, looking for homes in which He might be a guest. Those who would invite Him set a lighted candle in the window to show Him the way and to welcome His coming. In memory of this, we invoke thee. Spirit of Christmas, to place our lighted candles where they will shine to tell all who -come that this is the House of Friendliness and that He is our guest. I trust that you have experienced life on this campus that will make these ideas and ideals meaningful for you. The 1959 TOWER should help you relive these experiences, — J. W. Jones President ' 10 Dean of Faculty CHARLES E. KOERBLE BOARD OF REGENTS from: W. M. C. Dawson, J. W. Jones. Harold M. Hull. Back: Luther Belcher. Garvin Williams, A. B. Vogt. H. F. DEAN ' S MESSAGE No one can put the same foot in the same stream twice. This rough paraphrase of a Chinese proverb brings forcefully to mind the inevitability of change. The stream and the foot are not twice the same. Remember how different the high school crowd seemed to get after you arrived on this campus? Every generation has a right to point to significant changes which took place, some genera- tions more so than others. It would seem that your generation is fraught with peculiar and serious changes which are possibly more significant than ever before: the atomic bomb, a seemingly endless cold war. economic ' insurances, ' jet transportation, space travel, electronic advances, automation, to mention a few. How well prepared are you for the changes that have occurred and will ensue? Adjust- ing to change is a continuous process: The only adjusted person is dead. As college trained indi- viduals I wish for you the intelligent behavior which best utilizes the results of change and which accepts its inevitability. College Treasurer LUTHER BELCHER Registrar ROBERT FOSTER Director of Field Service EVERETT W. BROWN 12 DEANS DEAN OF WOMHN MRS. L, G. Bl.ADT DEAN OF MEN LON WILSON DIRECTOR OF FRESHMAN HALL DIRECTOR OF WOMEN ' S HOUSING MRS. HELEN LARSON MRS. ELIZABETH LUER DIETITIAN MRS. M. T. SHELDON NURSE MISS PEARL DAWSON 13 FACULTY Zclma Akcs Supercisiny I ' cachcr. B.S., M.S. Pauline Arthur Supervising I cachcr, B.S.. M.A. Dale J. Blackwell Business. B.S.. M.Ed.. M.A. (Acct), Ed. D. G. Bladt English, Speech. B.A.. M.A. Luke L. Boone History. B.A. islration. M.A. Educational Admin - Mabel Cook Home Economics, B.S. M.A. David W. Crozier Supervising Teacher. B.S.. M.Ed. Elwyn K. Devorc Business. B.S.. M.S. Virginia H. Dorman Fine Arts, B.S. Joseph A. Dreps Foreign Languages. B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Vida E. Dunbar Mathematics. B.A.. M.A. Harry A. Gailey, Jr. History and Humanities, A.B.. M.A., Ph.D. ' Mrs. Hubert Garrett Library William T. Garrett Biology. B.A.. M.S. George R. Gayler History and Geography. B.S. Ph.D. M.A. 14 FACULTY I low .lid Cicorgc lAhication. U.S.. M.S.. I d.D. Mylcs C. Grabau Bioloiiy B.S.. M.S. Mrs. Nelson Grabau Siipercisinii I cihhvr. B.S. Mrs. Avis L. Graham Siipervisinii Icachcr. B.S.. M.S. Frank Grubc i;nalish. A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D. John L. Harr History and Poliiical Science. A.B. M. A.. Ph.D. Charles L. Johnson Supervising Teacher. B.A.. M.A. Laura F. Jackson Encilish. B.S.. M.A. Marv E. Keith Library. B.S.. M.A. •Mrs. Esther Knittl Supervising I eacher Charles Kuhn Mu.sic. B.M.. MM. William Lafferty Mathematics. B.S.. M.A.. Ed.D. Myrl D. Long Physical Science. B.S.. M.S. Bonnie Magill Physical Education. A.E.. B.S.. M.A. Leon Miller Education. B.S.. A.M.. Ph.D. 15 FACULTY Ruth M. Miller Supervising Teacher. B.M., M.M. Earle Moss Mime. B.S.. M.A. Martha Moss Business. B.S.. M.S. Shela D. Moss Education, A. A., B.S., M.S. Irene Mueller Biology. B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Mrs. R. A. Oschwald Physical Science, B.A., M.A. Barbara Palling Library Neil H. Palmer Industrial Arts, B.A., M.A. Marjorie Person Business, B.S., M.B.A. H. D. Peterson Physical Education, B.S., M.S Dir P.E.. P.E.D. Doris Pierce Political Science, B.A. (Ed.) MA L.L.B. Margaret Prince Home Economics, B.S., M.S. Burton Richey Supervising Teacher. B.S., M.S. Kathryn Riddle Physical Education, B.S., M.S., Ed.D. Howard Ringold Industrial Arts, B.S., M.S. 16 FACULTY Charles Rivers LmiUsh. A.B.. M.A.. I ' h.D J. N. Sayler Malhemalics and Physics. A.B.. M.S. Lula Mae Sheelz English. B.S.. M.A. M. T. Sheldon Education. B.A.. M.A. John L. Smav Music. B.A.. M.M.. Ph.D. Glen C. Stewart Music. B.M.. M.M. J. Gordon Strong Chemistry. B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D. John S. Taylor Sociology and Social Science. A.B. M.A., Ph.D. Kenneth T. Thompson Industrial Arts. B.S.. M.Ed. Paul Turner Education. B.S.. M.S. Mrs. Alice G. U ' ilson Speech and English. A.B., M.A. R. T. Wright Agriculture. B.S.. M.A. Ralph Cater Education. B.S., M.Ed. Wanda Walker Education. B.A., M.S.. Ed.D. 17 OFFICE STAFF FIELD SERVICE: Azelenc Evans, Esther Nardin, and Esther Sellers. REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE: Gladys Raines. Monica Zirfas. Bea Jones, and Rurh Nystrom. 18 OFFICE STAFF BUSINESS OI- I-lCi;: Shirlcv Hjnii.i. AkjiIu VValk.r. Juli.i Thompson, and Mrs. Lindi Schtxilct HOUSING SECRETARY: Donna Eisenberg DEAN OF FACULTY ' S Sjcrtlarv Mrs Fayc Sherman 19 ?ii j. r ' Ht Mhl IJHJ Pw iW- 1 gJi ' ft j ktl ■ , ■ 1 1 4.- ' r m ' ■1 233555 ,? r7 : ' V  «te r - o c. 1 . c tx) 9 LU K g - 1 4- . ; . iSi? -, J 1. [t •I I,. i ' « i ' Y ■ .!■« 1: M 4 m ?■ 1 .-JSil ' ji« mmmmm Jm S  fcM. MBiiHMi ftoM mmiMi JH M IMI ■HMWHM LS id !4 H Si! ' k I, ■JMgMjMj {fc;;:v« w. . ' .=rT- ' ' ■  i:f«s f E. - ?54i?!F. s«! r:.v ' 4. 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Secondary Education James Calvin Allwood Major: Industrial Arts Minor Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Suzanne Anno Major: Music Degree: B. S. Secondary and Elementary Merlin Baker Major: Math Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Jack Ballinger Major; Physical Education, Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Garnet Rae Barkus Major: Elementary Education Minor: Special Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Carl Barnes Major: Fine Art, English Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Ralph Bayles, Jr. Major: Zoology Minor: Chemistry Degree; B. S. Secondary Education Donald D. Beeson Major: Business Administration, Economics Degree: B. S. Conrad Noel Bensyl Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Sandra Bill Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Karon McCauley Blake Major: Elem2ntary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Larry H. Blake Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Gayle Bloomer Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education ■ 32 SENIORS Mary Lou Boi-ck Major: Elementary Hdiication Degree: B. S. lilemenlary Hducalion CnARLiis Booth Major; Physical Education Minor: Indu strial Arts Degree: B. S. Seconclary i ' ducaiion Marty Booth Major: Home Economics Minor: Chemistry Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Ghorgh Borden Major: Chemistry. Math. Physics Degree: B. S. Secondary Lducalton Carolyn Sue Bowes Major: English Minor: Business Degree: B. S. Seccndary Education John Bray Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Mary Janh Bridghwater Major: Physical Education Minor: Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Jim Brotherton Major: Social Science Minor: Sociology Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Li-LAND Brown Major: Math. Agriculture Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Wadh Brugge.man Major: Physical Education, English Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Helen Bush Major: Elementary Education Minor: Special Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Carl E. Butcher Major: Math Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Dick Carl Major: Math Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Douglas K. Carl Major: Math Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Marilyn Carlson Major: Physical Education Minor: Fine Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education 33 SENIORS Ruth Carey Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree; B. S. Secondary Education Elmer Clark Major: Physical Education Minor; Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Kathryn Eudora Clark Major; Music Degree: B. S. Secondary. Elementary Music Nancy Clark Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Keith Vance Collier Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Edward Eldon Coburn Major: Industrial Arts Minor; Business Degree: B. S. Marsha Daniels Combs Major; Fine Arts Minor: Business Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Marvin D. Combs Major: Chemistry. Zoology Degree: B. S. William Lee Combs Major: History Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education James E. Cornwell Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. William J. Cotton Major: Social Science. English Degree; B. S. Secondary Education Pat Cottrell Major: Home Economics Minor: Business Degree; B. S. Secondary Education Marilyn Cox Major; Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Harold Rex Craig Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology. General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Delivee Cramer Major: Zoology Minor: Chemistry Degree: B. S. Secondary Education 34 SENIORS Joi 1)1 l.A CKV Major: lilcmont.iry Fidiicilion Degree: B. S. lilemeniurii liduaition Rvm Cl ' RIMAN Major: Speech Minor: Eni lisli Degree: B. S. Secondary l:ihualion WlI.l.IAM CLRRI Y Major: Physical Hducation Minor: Sociology Degree: B. A. Secondary liducation Jl RAJD DAI.LAM Major: Math Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary lAhicalion Norma Davenport Major: Business Minor: Sociology Degree: B. S. Secondary l:ducation Russi-i.i. Davi;ni ort Major: Physical Education. Industrial Arts Minor: B. S. Secondary Education Joii L. Davis Major: Math Minor: Physics Degree: B. S. Secondary Lducalion l.ARRV Allan Dlan Major: Chemistry Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary llducalion TLD bl-RKS Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Uducation Elaine Donovan Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education MONTRA D. DORMAN Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Math. Physics Degree: B. S. Danny Dorsey Major: Fine Arts Minor: Business Degree: B. S. Richard Dowell Major: English Minor: French Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Mildred Drake Major: Business Minor: Sociology Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Robert E. Dreher Major: Music Minor: English Degree: B. S. Secondary, Elementary Music 35 SENIORS Ray Dunn Major; Physical Education Minor: Business Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Pruella Sperry Dupuis Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Elizabeth Raedene Eberle Major: Social Science Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Don Eklund Major: Business, Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Patricia Kay Elder Major; Business Minor; Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Judith Ellis Major; Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Dorothy Evans Major; Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education J. Sterling Evans Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Agriculture Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Robert Fairchild Major: Physical Education Minor: History Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Maurice Farnan Major: English Minor; Library Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education William L. Farnan Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Nat Farnsworth Major; Social Science Minor; Sociology Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Ruth Jean Faubion Major; Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Edward Flannery Major; Biology Minor; Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Jim Fleming Major: Business Minor; Social Science Degree: B. S. 36 SENIORS X ' lKNii Ford M.ijor: Physical Educ.ition Minor; History Di ' ijrvc: B. S. Sixonilary lulucalton Garland Frampton Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Element ury Education Josi-i ' H W, Fiu;ui;ri(:k Major: Business. Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Cleo E. Fulton Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Larry D. Gardnkr Major: Business Minor: English Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Hllen Gillks Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Don Girard Major: Business Minor: English Degree: B. S. Margarht Girard Major: Business. English Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Gerald Golden Major: Business. Math Degree: B. S. Sandra Grove Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Ralph D. Hargrave Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology, Mathematics Degree: A. B. Joyce Harter Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Robert L. Hayden Major: English. Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Edwin E. Herde Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics Degree: B. S. Eva Lee Hess Major: Music Degree: B. S. Elementary. Secondary Education m im 2,7 SENIORS Shirley Heumadfr Major; Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Harlan Higginbotham Major; Chemistry. Mathematics Minor; Physics Degree: B. S. Gary Horner Major; Industrial Arts Minor; Fine Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Donald R. Hughes Major; Physical Education Minor; Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Maxine Hull Major; Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Maxine Lovell HunzIger Major; Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Ruth Elaine Ingram Major; Business, Physical Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Gloria Ann Jackson Major; Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Kenneth R. Jacobs Major; Industrial Arts, Physical Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Gene James Major; Industrial Arts Minor; Fine Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Robert K. James Major; Chemistry Minor; General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Robert W. James Major; Chemistry Minor; Biology and General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education James R. Jarvis Major; Social Science Minor; History Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Irene Gossard Johnson Major; English Minor; Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Kay Johnson Major; Business Minor; Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education 38 SENIORS Thomas P. Jiminson Major: Agriculture Minor: (llicmistry .iiui CWiut.ii Science Dfi rtv. B. S. Cil ADINI ' SurRARI) KA ANAUGH Mjjor: Physical lulucuion Minor: Business Degree: B. S. Secondan. I ' ducalion Gary King Major: Chemistry Minor: Physics Degree: B. S. Secondary liducalion Nl I SON E. KOHl.l-R Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondarii Lducation Paul Krokstrom Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary i ' ducalion Gi:oRC.E Kruger Major: Industrial Arts and Physical Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Jamhs Kysar iVlajor: Business. Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary l-.ducation Kl RMIT LaUGHI.IN Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Mathematics Degree: B. S. Secondary I ' .ducution Marilyn Llighty Major: Home Economics Minor: Business Degree: B. S. Secondary Education ROBI-RT R. LlLI.IIi Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Ardith Linn Major: English Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Pl-GGY LOCKRIDGL Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Harold Lynch Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Gary L ddick Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Ni:iL Mann Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree; B. S. . Mt. 39 SENIORS Gerald Marrs Major; Physical Education Minor: Business Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Mary Kay Martindale Major; Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Martin F. Maune, Jr. Major: Business Minor; Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Marilyn Maynard Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Marjorie McClure Major: Music Degree: B. S. Elementary and Secondary Education Sylvia McConkey Major; English Minor: Music Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Robert L. McCullough Major: Social Science and History Minor: Sociology Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Carl Lee McDaniel Major; Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Logan McGinness Major; Physical Education Minor; Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Charles F. Meek Major; Social Science Minor: History Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Charles Meinert Major: Social Science Minor: Physical Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Robert Mejia Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education James L. Merritt Major; Agriculture Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Ronald H. Meyer Major: Business Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Rose Mary Meyer Major: French and English Degree: B. S. Secondary Education 40 SENIORS l.AWRiNci; Ni 11 Mink Major; Business .iiul liuliisiri.il Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary liducation Jami-s a. MlTcm-I.l. Major; Social Science Minor: Sociology Degree: B. S. Secondaru iUlucatiun CllARI.OTTl- M(X1R1 Major; Elementary Ldiication Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Bii 1 Morse Major; History Minor; Political Science Degree: A. B. JlM MUI.I.IN Major; Business Minor; Economics Degree: B. S. Lawrence H. Myers Major; Biology and Social Science Minor; General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Margaret Myrtue Major; Business Minor; English Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Dorothy Neely Major; Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Thomas Polk Nenneman Major; Social Science Minor: Biology Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Glenda Nichols Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Kay Jean Noel Major; Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Bob Owens Major; Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Joann Owens Major: English Minor; French Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Richard S. Pinkerton Major; Business Minor: Music Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Sharon Pittsenbarger Major: Music Degree: B. S. Elementary and Secondary Education SENIORS Donald Plumb Major: Business and Economics Degree: B. S. James Richard Powell Major; Business and Physical Education Degree; B. S. Secondary Education Wallace Prawl Major: Industrial Arts and Biology Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Marland Ray Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Degree; B. S. Secondary Education E. L. Reed Major: Agriculture and Business Degree: B. S. Kathryn Louise Reid Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Stanley E. Rice Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Mathematics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Eileen Rittman Major; Elementary Education Degree; B. S. Elementary Education Louanne Robreau Major: Social Science Minor: Sociology Degree: B. A. Secondary Education Jerry Rold Major: Biology Minor: Mathematics Degree; B. S. Richard L. Rose Major: Biology Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Richard Rowland Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Herman A. Sallee Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Mathematics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Burl Sandusky Major: Agriculture and Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Dean E. Savage Major; Elementary Education Degree; B. S. Elementary Education 42 SENIORS iVlARlANN SCM Al ' INc) Major: Physical liduc.uion Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Seconilaru l:ihuiiiion DoNAi.D K. Sciii in Major: Agriculture Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Cl.llTON CHARl.lS SCIIMIIT Major: Physical liducation Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. SecomUiry r.ducation W ' ll, 1.1AM D. Sc;HL ' l,T Major: Fine Arts and French Minor: Music Degree: B. S. Secondani l-.duculion Larry Sc:h vi:i i;r Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Degree: B. S. Secondary LUIucuimn Coi.i:ni-: Hughi:s Scott Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Gary L. Si:aton Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Mathematics Degree: B. S. Secondary nducalion Robert Shyhrson Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary lulucaiion Sarah Shaw Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary lulucatior} Sybil Sims Major: Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary I: ducal ion Gi NI-: R. Smith Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education RoYci- Edgar Smith Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics and General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Stanley STrrriiNs ' Major: Business Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Kenneth W. Stevens Major: Physical Education and Business Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Edwin Stock Major: French Minor: General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education 43 SENIORS LoREN Doyle Stoneman Major: Social Science Minor; Sociology Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Rex Stuck Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics and General Science Degree; B. S. Secondary Education John Summers Major: Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education DuANE M. Taylor Major: Business Minor: Mathematics Degree: B. S. Earl M. Tomlin Major; Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Dean Travis Major: Physical Education and Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Rex E. Trueblood Major: Accounting and Mathematics Degree: B. S. Kernal Tsuhako Major: Physics and Mathematics Minor: Biology Degree: B. S. Sanford a. Turner Major; Business Minor; Agriculture Degree: B. S. Secondary Education James A. Tussey Major: Elementary Education and Physical Education Degree: B. S. Elementary and Physical Education Max Voggesser Major; Business Minor; Economics Degree: B. S. Darlene Vonderschmidt Major: Business Minor: Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Barbara Wagner Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Don Wagner Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Ruth Wagner Major; Vocational Home Economics Degree; B. S. Secondary Education 44 SENIORS J AN 11 WAR1-: Major: Business Minor; English Degree: B. S. Secondary Education BONNIH WaRNI-R Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. HIementary LdLication Marii- Bailv Warni-r Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education LaVonnh Watters Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. 6. Elementary Education Norman Wri.i.s Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Beverly Myers Wetzel Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Dale Wetzel Major: Biology Minor: Sociology. General Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Jerry Wetzel Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Everett Whitehead Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Degree: B. S. Secondary Educatio n Dixie June Wiley Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Alois Wilkinson Major: Vocational Home Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Harold Wilkinson Major: Physical Education Minor; Industrial Arts Degree: B. S. SecorTdary Education Marcia Williams Major: Elementary Education Degree: B. S. Elementary Education Darrell Williamson Major; Business Minor: Economics Degree: B. S. Secondary Education Robert Wayne Williamson Major: Music Degree; B. S. Elementary and Secondary 45 Georgh p. Wood Major: Business Minor: Industrial Arts Degree: B.S. Secondary Education ViNCE Woodson Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Degree: B.S. Secondary Education Ivan M. Rasmussen Major: Economics Minor: Social Science Degree: B.S. Secondary Education SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bob Severson President Bob W. James Vice-President Lovell Hunziger Secretary Vernie Ford Treasurer 46 UNDERCLASSES Ann Abarr Freshman Duane Abbott Sop iomore Kay Akers Freshman Wendell Akers Freshman Robert Alexander Sophomore Donna Allen Freshman f .f) ' i Ifi. Carl Anderson Donald G. Anderson J. Roger Anderson Freshman Junior Sophomore Kay Anderson Rosalee Anderson Sharon Anderson Freshman Freshman Sophomore Wayne E. Anderson John G. Andrews Sophomore Freshman Karen I. Ash Freshman Gary Babb Sophomore Dann Bachand Sophomore Jim Bagby Sophomore Helen Bahr freshman Darwin Baker Sophomore Joy Baker Freshman Carol Bang Freshman LaVern Bargenquast freshmon Paul Barker Sophomore Richard Barmann Junior Joyce Barnes Junior 47 UNDERCLASSES Retha Barnes Freshman Bud Barnett Sophomore Dorothy Barten Freshman Patricia Bauer Freshman Kathryn Bay Freshman George Bayless freshman Ward Bean Sophomore Mary Kay Season Sophomore Deanna Bebo Freshman Warren Bebo Freshman Jack Beemer Freshman Barbara Beger Sophomore Delores Behrends Sophomore Robert Berrier Freshman Karen Behrends James Belcher Joan Bennett Mary Belle Bennum Gordon Benson Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Sarah Billingsley Yolonda Binnicker Mary Birkenholz Patty Bissell Gary Bjorn Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Jeanette Bjorn Roger Blackwell Gail Blodgett Charia Blagg Evelyn BlaM Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman 48 £1 Jane Blezek Sophomore UNDERCLASSES Paul Boedeker Junior Keith Bolen Freshman James Bond freshman Carolyn Boner Sophomore Larry Bonham Junior f J .a 4 Gary Booth Sophomore Margaret Boyd Janice Boyer Henry Bramman Lenor Brinker Glendon Brooke Clyde Brown Junior Junior Freshman Freshman Junior Sophomore Larry Brown Lawrence C. Brown MaHene Brown Michelle Brown Sophomore Junior Freshman Freshman Nina Brown Freshman Scott Brown freshmon Rex Burgett Sophomore Ronald Burns Shermalyne Cabiness Charles Cairns Joyce Campbell Sharon Campbell Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshman Freshmon 49 UNDERCLASSES George Carroll Sophomore Mariene Cary Sophomore Cecyl Caswell Odis Gate Gary Chamberlin Sheryl Chambers Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Maudie Chivington Marlene Christensen Helen Christenson Joy Christiansen Jone Clark Junior Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Melvin Clark Nancy Clark Freshman Ronald Clark Junior Jerry Clemens Junior Sharon Cochran Sophomore Pat Comer Freshman Jim Conley Sophomore John Cooney Sophomore Dale Cooper Freshman Mervyn Copeland Sophomore Pat Corbin Junior Kathryn Cornell Sophomore George Cottle Freshman Virginia Coughlin Donald G. Cox Freshman Freshman Janet Su Cox Sophomore Peggy Cox Junior John Cracraft Junior Carl F. Cramer Sophomore 50 UNDERCLASSES Robert Cramer Sandra Crater Karen Crawford Mary Ellen Creighton Garrie Crider Sue Crone Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Sophomore Freihman Maryin Crouse Marsha Crowell Bill Croy Carolyn Culver Carolyn Cummings Paul Cummings Sophomore Junior Junior Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Dahlman Davis freshman Joyce Davis freshman Ronnie Davis Judi Deardorff freshmon freshman Carolina DeBow Dan DeMoll Junior Junior Lois Dempsey Junior Jim DeNeen Junior Jack DeSelms Junior Larry Dew Junior Frederica Dodge Freshman Gary Dodson lunior 51 UNDERCLASSES Frederick Doebbeling Shirley Oorman Tom Dorsey Ronald Dougan Don Dougherty Robert Doyle Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Douglas Drake Marcia Dreher Delila Duckworth Sandra Dudgeon Patricia Dunham Robert Durant Sophomore Junior Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Ronald Dyer Sophomore Sara Easton Freshman Marlene Eberle Sophomore Edith Eckhoff Junior Mary Edwards Sophomore Yvonne Edwards Sophomore Larry Eisenbarger Carolyn Elliott Yvonne Elliott David Ellis Sheila Elswick Ruth Emmeck Sophomore Junior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sandra Enfield Freshman Rochelle Epperson Sophomore Carolyn Everly freshman Don A. Frazier Spphomore Paul Fair Sophojnpre Carol Fankhauser freshmon 52 UNDERCLASSES Lorctt.i Farmer freshman Jean Fcgan Freshman Kdri ' n Foldman Sophomore Bill Fellows Freshman Jane Fellows Sophomore John Feuerbacher Junior Richard Fine Sophomore Robert Fine Sophomore Joy Fink Sophomore Richard Fleming Junior Gael Florea Sophomore Marge Floyd Sophomore Ray E. Fore Junior Fay Fox Freshman Marjorie Fox Sophomore Ronald F rantz Junior Pat Frederick Sophomore Jack Freese Sophomore KT irk Judy Frese Freshman Marilyn Frizzell Sophomore Gary Frueh Freshman Dick Fuller Freshmon Frank Fuller Freshman Juanita Fuller Freshman Joyce Fulton John Garlick Michael Garrett Robert Garten Paul Gates Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Junior 53 Charles George Freshman UNDERCLASSES AAaryann Gepner Junior Peggy Gerardy Junior Thelma Gerdes Freshman Joyce Gibson Sopfiomore Allan K. Gidley Freshman Margaret Giffin Junior Jerry Gilliland Freshman John Gilliland Freshman Charles Gillls Freshman Marilyn Gillis Sophomore Charles Goff Junior Marvin Goldner Sophomore Dorrilla Grace Sophomore Robert Gragg Junior Karen Grahan Junior Judy Grant Sophomore Kathryn Grant Freshman Dwight Grantham Sophomore Paul Graves Freshman Martha Gray Freshman Phillip Gray Sophomore Alice Green Freshman Dick Green Sophomore Sharon Greenwood Freshman Bob Gress Junior Ronald Grout Freshman John Guenther Junior Pat Guertin Freshman Darrel Guest Sophomore Martha Guest Freshman 54 UNDERCLASSES Carol Gulley Freshman Shirley Haas Freshman Hugh Hadden Sophomore Marilyn Hale Junior Don Hall Freshman Joan Hall Sophomore John D. Hall Sophomore Romona M. Hall Junior Virginia Hall Sophomore Katharine Hann Freshman Richard Hann Freshman David Hansen Junior Sandy Hanson Freshman David Hargrave Sophomore Sheridan Harper Freshman Joyce Harr Freshman Marcia Harris Sophomore Mary Harris Freshman Phil Hayes Sophomore Ronald Hazzard Freshman Carolyn Head Freshman Betty Lou Heflin Junior Norman Heflin Freshmon Peggy Hein Freshman 55 UNDERCLASSES Janice Heinz Sharon Hembry Marilyn Hemmingsen Richard Henderson Leon Hendricks Carole Henson Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Freshman Sharon Herrmann Allen Herzberg Dorothy Herzberg Junior Junior Junior Roth Ann Higginbotham George HIggins Nancy Higgins Junior Sophomore Sophomore Carrol Hess Freshman Ernest Hester Freshman Dorothy Hiatt Freshmon Grant Hilburn Junior Jerry Hill Freshman Nancy Anne Hill Freshman Larry HiUabeck Bill Hinde Mary Jane Hinderliter Patty Hinkle Sophomore Junior Sophomore Junior Rodger Hitt Freshman Jerry Hobbs Freshman Cecile Hoffman Sophomore Foster Holcomb Junior James Holmes Sophomore Karen Holmes Freshman Karyn Holmes Freshman ZoAnn Holt Junior 56 UNDERCLASSES Marlin Holtmyer Freshman Nina Hopple Sophomore Judy Horn Freshmon Merle Hornback Freihman Betty Huffman Freshman Kenneth Hughes Freshman Ronnie Hughes Freshman Karen Hummel Freshman Peggy Humphreys Sophomore Tteva Hunter Freshmon James Hush Sophomore Diane Hutchinson Freshman Mary Irvine Junior Duane Iwen Freshman Leland Jackson Junior Nick Jacobs Sophomore Judy Jacobsen Sophomore Mary Ellen James Freshman Wayne James Paula Jarrett Jeanne Jay Jimmy Jensen Ruth Ann Jestes Benny Johnson Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Betty Johnson Junior Carol Johnson Freshman Connie Johnson Freshman Gale Johnson Sophomore V. . Joe Johnson Sophomore Phil Johnson Junior 57 UNDERCLASSES Stephanie Johnson Donna Sue Jones Eddie Jones Lynette Jones Bill Joyner Sophomore Junior Junior Freshman Junior Tom Judah Junior Nancy Jungman Wesley Kagay Connie Kamphefner Polly Karras Freshman Junior Freshman Junior Anna Lou Karrasch Larry Karsten Sophomore Sop iOiTiore Charles Kavanaugh Fannie Kavanaugh Allen Kearns Evea Ann Keesey Roy Keim Mary Ellen Kelley Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Sophomore J Md Edward Kennedy Eran Dean Kennedy Norman Kenagy Sophomore Freshman Junior Sharon Kiel Freshman Carolyn King Junior Ronald King ' Sophomore Suzanne Kitelinger Donald Kixmiller Ronald Kixmiller Judith Klamm Irvine Knepper Bob Knierin L Sophomore Junior Junior Freshman Freshman Junior 58 UNDERCLASSES Charles Knorr Sophomore Sharon Kolhof Sophomore Alice Koppold Junior David Kramer Junior Jeanne Kramme Freshman Donna Krieger Freshman Saundra Krokstrom Freshman Robert Kruse Freshman Larry Kuiisek Freshman Sara Beth Kurtz Freshman Don Lacy Sophomore Larry Laidley Junior Judy Lane Peter Laney Winnifred Langston Myla Larson Kathleen Lawler Joan Lawrence Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Rosemary Lawrence Gaye Laughery Emily Leckenby Freshmon Sophomore Sophomore Diann Leeper Freshman Janet Leeper Freshmen Janet Lents Sophomore Peggy Leslie Freshman Linda Lewin Junior Jim Lewis Freshmpn Robert Lilley Junior Betty Lindell Freshman Jun6 Lindgren Freshman 59 UNDERCLASSES Lynette Linville Paola Lister Dale Livengood Mae Marie Livermore Mary Ann Logan Patty Logan Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Elizabeth Long Freshman Margie Loose David Lovelace Judy Lowman Carolyn Lowry Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Carolyn Lungren Garry Lunsford Beverly Lyie Rosanne Lyie Sophomore Sophomore Junior Freshman Ivan Lynch Junior Jerry Lucht Freshman Arnold Lyon Junior Shirley Maas Freshman Philip Maher Junior Martha Maris Sophomore Diane Mark Sophomore Nancy Main Freshman Peggy Malcom Sophomore Eldon Manchester Freshman Marilyn Maniey Junior James Marley Junior Allen Marsh Junior Jean Marsh Sophomore John Marsh Junior 60 UNDERCLASSES Philip Mattheis Sophomore Jo Ann Matthews Sophomore A- Harold Maxwell- junior Gwen Mayfield Sophomore Betty McCaig Sophomore Tom McCarthy Sophomore jt - Ena Mae McClurg Sophomore Letha McClurg Junior Robert McCollough Sophomore Mary McComb Freshman Joyce McCoole Junior Robert McCoppin Junior Larry L. McCord Rosalie McCrary Bonnie McCullough Katherine McDcirmi Frank McDonald Marvin McDonald Junior Junior Freshman Junior Sophomore Junior JM Diane McDowell Judy McGinnis Anita Mcintyre Karen Mclnfyre Garl McLaughlin Gene McMichael Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Junior Sophomore Saundra McMillan Carolyn McNeely Russell McNees Joan Meadows Jim Means Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore 61 Julia Meikle Freshman UNDERCLASSES James Menfer Nancy Merrick Ernest Mertz Mickey MeSSerIi James Mewhirtep Joe Mewhirter Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Junior - -- -, E .- : ' i ' .l ' Ann Milne Freshman Maurice Mires Sophomore Edith Moats Madeleine Mongold .Stanley Morris Dennett Morrow Freshman Junior Sophomore Freshman Gertrude Mulvania Ralph Mulvania Norma Murphy Sophomore Junior Sophomore Evelyn Nash Freshman Margaret Neiby Sophomore Larry Neil Sophomore Patricia Murphy Junior Ed Mutti Sophomore % Lloyd Nelson Sophomore Peggy Newberg Freshman Janyce Myers Junior Ann Newcortier Junior 62 UNDERCLASSES Jody Newcomer Delores Newman Carolyn NIelson Rae Ann Nixon Deanna Nold Carol Nordby Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Freshman freshman Donna Norfolk Freshman Jerald Norfolk Sophomore Wesley Norton Junior Henry Nowak Freshman Carol Odell Sophomore Glenda O ' Dougherty Freshman James Offenbacker Marcia Offenbac ker Sophomore Freshman Janice Ohrf Freshman Janice Olenius Junior Carolyn Oliver Sophomore Ralph O ' Riley Sophomore Jo Ann Outs Emma Mae Owens Sharron Owens Junior Freshman Freshman Kathryn Palmquist Luke Palumbo Freshman Junior Jerry Pancake Freshman John Park Freshman John Parker Junior Barrie Parks Sophomore Monica Parks Freshman Judy Parr freshman Max Patterson Freshman ' f 63 UNDERCLASSES Sharon Patterson Freshman Lois Patton Sophomore Lois Ann Pearson Shirley Pederson Linda Pennington William Peterson Junior Sophomore ■ Freshman Freshman Donnie Petry Freshman Russel Phelps Junior Bethene Phillips Freshman Bette Pierce Junior Gerald Piittmann freshman Nancy Plumer Freshman Jerry Poch Sophomore Deloris Polsley Freshman Richard Popp Sophomore Ann Porter Sophomore Judy Porter Freshman Myrle Porter Junior Linda Powell Freshman Robert Preston Sophomore Van Price Freshman Bill Pritchard freshman Joan Pritchard Junior Mary Pritchard Sophomore Lyie Pruitt Freshman Bill Quigley Sophomore Elsie Rainey Freshman Glen Ramsey Sophomore Lucile Raney Freshman Nancy Rea Sophomore 64 UNDERCLASSES Marvin Reaksecker Ernest Reed Novalene Reed Kim Reeves Pat Reinert Shoron Rcis Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Larry Reynolds Myrtle Richards Mary Sue Richardson Jean Richey Donald G. Riley Peg Riley Sophomore Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Junior Betty Jo Roe Sophomore Sharol Rorabaugh Freshman Janet Sue Ross Sophomore Ray Rouse Freshman Neva Royston Junior Marcia Rucker Junior Shirley Ann Russell Merilyn Russell Sophomore Sophomore Wanda Russell Jeanette Rutledge Junior Soph omore 65 Jodine Ryan Freshman Mary Anne Salfrank Junior UNDERCLASSES Janet Sanders Junior Ed Scarlett Junior Sammy Schimelfenig Betty Schmitt Junior Freshman Phyllis Schirner Sophomore Lois Schrader Sophomore Beaulah Schroeder Muriel Schrooten ' Donna Scott Emmalea Seddon Marcia Seidt Junior Freshntan Freshntan Junior Sophomore Lynda Sellers Sophomore Marcie Sena Junior Ronald Severson Sophomore Richard Sewell Freshman Anne Seymour Freshman Laurence Shaver Freshman Larry Sheldon Junior Sue Sheldon Sophomore Beverly Shelton Freshmon Nossrat Shilati Junior Anna Shipley Sophomore John Shipley Sophomore ■ AMjiJ Phyllis Shipley Freshman Beverly Shgll Dixie Sickler George Silence Bill Simmons Harold Simms Suzanne Sims freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Freshman UNDERCLASSES Sonja Skoglund Sophomore Lee Slaughter Freshman George Sloan Sophomore J _ : Judy Slusher Sophomor Nora Slusher Freshman Del Smith Junior M:m Jacqueline Smith Junior James Smith Freshmon Margaret Smith Phyllis Smith Richard Smith Riggs Smith Sophomore Freshman Junior Sophomore Sonnie Smith Sophomore Shirley Sneed Junior Robert Snell Barbara Snyder Raymond Snyder Elbeil Sobotka Junior Sophomore Junior Junior Anna Sorensen Sophomore Ellen Spurrier Freshman Charles Stadler Junior Dick Stalling Junior Charlotte Stamper Freshman A Leta Stanley Freshman i L jtiT.r J Roland Stanton Marvin Stephens William Stevenson Connie Stoops Freshman Sophomore Sophomore freshman 67 Dick Stuck freshman Dale Stuvick freshmart UNDERCLASSES Ray Summers Sharon Sunderman Bill Sutter Vern Swartz Jack Taylor Kathleen Taylor Junior Sophomore Junior Sophomore Junior Sophomore LaDonna Taylor Lou Jane Taylor Melvin Taylor Gerald Terhune Nancy Terwilliger Pat Thomas Junior Junior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman William Thomas Aaron Thompson Julia Thompson Jean Thompson Nancy Thompson Glen Tilley Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshman dM m Donna Ueligger Willard Van Buren Rachel Vanderholm Stan Vander Werf Curtis Van Gilder Don Vogel freshinan Junior freshmon Freshmcin Junior Juni or . Vi 68 UNDERCLASSES Eugene Vogel Freshman Darlys VolUtedt Sophomore David Vos Freshman Mary Nelle Voss Sophomore Bruce Wake Junior Bob Wakely Sophomore James Walk Freshman Donald Walker Junior Leon Walker Sophomore Marilyn Walker Freshmon Roberta Walker Freshman Trudi Walker Freshman Myrna Waller Freshman Barbara Wardlow Cynthia Ware Maureen Wasson Eugene Watson Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Judy Watson Freshman jL ' ' m Clyde Weeks Junior James Wells Freshman Jerry Wells Freshman Ross Wells Junior Robert Wetzel Freshman James Wharton Sophomore Nancy Wharton Junior Barry Wheeler Ronald J. Wheeler Betty White Marilyn White Robert White Sophomore Freshman Junior Sophomore Junior 69 UNDERCLASSES Martha Whitehead Freshman Richard Wilcox Junior Judy Wildhagen Junior Janice Wilkinson Sophomore Linda Willhite Fresfimon Judy Williams Freshman Roger Wilson Wilma Wilson Kermitt Wogan Joyce Wolf Sop homore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Paul Woods Freshman Nancy Worthington Nancy Wrisinger James Wurster Freshman Freshman Junior Russell Wyman Sophomore Loran York Freshman Betty Williams Freshman Julia Williamson Shirley Williamson Harold Wilmarth Gayle Wilson Margaret Wilson Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Junior Gary Woolsey Junior Ann Young Freshman Cecil Young Sophomore Nancy Young Junior Peggy Young Sophomore Wilma Young Sophomore James Zimmerman Freshman Carolyn Zinn Freshman 70 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS , ' .. Ed Kavanaugh President Leiand Jackson Vice-President Carolina DeBow Secretary Margaret Boyd Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS David Hargrave President Barbara Burgess Vice-President Dick Popp Secret ary Barrie Parks Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Hawk President Suzanne Sims Vice-President Monica Parks Secretary Charles Gillis Treasurer 71 FE LLOWMEN STUDENT SENATE Seated: Mrs. L. G- Bladt. Sponsor: Deanie Kavanaugh. Secretary: Bob Owens, Pcesidcni : Jo Crawford, Vi ' ce- Prestdent: David HargrJve. Standing: C. E. Kocrble, Sponsor : Janet Su Cox. Peg Humphreys. Donna Sue Jones. Don Kixmiller. Richard Fleming. James Marlcy. Sterling Surrey. Sponsor. UNION BOARD Co-ordinated by President Bob Owens, the Student Senate has finished another busy year of providing leadership for the growing number of students of this campus. First on the agenda was the return of all senators to the campus, one week prior to upperclass re- gistration for the purpose of orientating the fresh- men. Senators aided in administering orientation tests, acted as assistants to the faculty members at freshmen mixers, and participated in various panel discussions throughout the week. Other Senate activities included conducting freshman initiation, securing judges for the selection of Homecoming Queen finalists, the initiation of last year ' s proposed Student Court and Student- Faculty Disciplinary Committee, the presentation of the Student Directories to the student body for the first time, the publication of the new Student Handbook and Constitution, the selection of the Who ' s Who Committee, and the supervision of campus elections. STUDENT SENATE UNION BOARD EXECUTIVE COUNCIL . Seated: Sylvii McConkey. Carolyn Boner, Mrs. L. G. Bladt, Sponsor; Peggy Cox. Karen Graham. Standing: Jim Tussey. Harry Bowes. Sponsor: Ron Kix- miller. Don Kixmiller. Treasurer: Marsha Crowell. Robert Scverson, Bob Owens, Donald D. Beeson. Vice-President This year the Union Board has sponsored activities of social, educational, and recreational value. An effort has been made to provide a diver- sified calendar for the interest of all students. The social program was highlighted by the All- School Christmas Ball, Tower Dance, and Spring Hop. Monday night informal dances, after-the- game dances, and other Union dances were all included to complete the social calendar. Four members of the board attended the annual regional convention of union boards at Cornell College, Mount ' Vernon, Iowa. Attending were Harlan Higginbotham. Union Board president: Don Kixmiller. treasurer: Ron Kixmiller, movies and TV chairman, and Jack Ballinger, dance com- mittee chairman, Mr, Harry Bowes, co-sponsor of the board, accompanied the delegation. Other activities which students enjoyed were Bridge Club, coffee hours, tournaments, high fidelity music, forums, excursions, and movies. 74 WHO ' S WHO lop Row. Sandra Bill. Jo C!r.iwford. Hjrbn Higginbotham Snd Row: Robert K. James. Sylvia McConkcy Bollom Row: Rose Mary Meyer, Bob Owens. Sybil Sims. Eight campus leaders were named to the 1958- 1959 Who ' s Who. an honorary listing of seniors by a student-faculty committee. The students were required to have a high scholastic average along with a high degree of service and participation in campus affairs. Professional, departmental, and social interests were also factors in the selection. However, the final listing was based primarily upon service and leadership on campus. SANDRA BILL, Kappa Omicron Phi President and Treasurer, Colhecon Secretary. Kappa Delta Pi. Northwest Missourian. Homecoming Com- mittee. Religious Emphasis Committee. Dormitory Counselor. S.C.A. - JO CRAWFORD. Student Senate Vice-Presi- dent, Delta Zeta President and Treasurer, Pan- hellenic Council President, Kappa Omicron Phi, Re- ligious Emphasis Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee. Colhecon. SNEA. Dance Club. HARLAN HIGGINBOTHAM. Phi Sigma Epsilon Secretary and Pledge Trainer. Inter- Fraternity Council. Union Board Chairman. Social Committee. Sophomore Class President. Home- coming Committee. Student Senate. Industrial Arts Club. ROBERT K. JAMES. Phi Sigma Epsilon Secretary and Vice-President, Inter-Fraternity Council. Student Senate, Sophomore Class Treasurer. Junior Class Secretary, Social Committee Chairman. Union Board Vice-Chairman. Home- coming Committee. Men ' s Quad Council. Religious Emphasis Committee. SYLVIA McCONKEY, Tower Editor, As- sistant Tower Editor. Kappa Delta Pi. Writer ' s Club, Union Board Forum Chairman and Special Activities Chairman, Homecoming Committee, Religious Emphasis Committee, S.C.A. Reporter. Assembly Committee, Tower Choir, Band, Chorus. Northwest Missourian. MENC. Music Productions. ROSE MARY MEYER, Writer ' s Club President, SNEA, Kappa Delta Pi. Northwest Missourian Summer Editor. Religious Emphasis Co-Chairman, Newman Club President. BOB OWENS. Student Body President. Kappa Delta Pi. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Veterans ' Club, Homecoming Committee, Union Board. Assembly Committee. Inter-Fraternity Council. Religious Emphasis Chairman. Sludent-Faculty Disciplinary Committee. SYBIL SIMS. Colhecon. Kappa Omicron Phi, Alpha Sigma Alpha Secretary, Chorus. Student Senate. Social Committee Secretary. Union Board Secretary. Homecoming Committee. Student Ad- visory Committee. 75 p - S t- « pi § W V ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Barbara Burgess Janet Su Cox Margo Floyd Karen Graham, Corresponding Secretary Mary Hinderliter Rosalie McCrary, President Peg Humphreys Sharon Kolhof Gaye Laughery Kathy Lawler Bev Lyle , m Norma Murphy Bette Pierce Ann Porter Peg Riley, Secretary Evelyn Robison Sybil Sims Judy Slusher Kay Taylor Jeannie Thompson Darlene Vonderschmidt Vice-President Bonnie Warner, Treasurer Jan Wilkinson 76 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA lit ri u ' : Marlcnt- Brown. ,M.irth.i Gr.iv. ' ut ' -t ' rcsidcnr : Rosemary l-.ivvrcncc. Hiiiflarij : Thclmj Cicrdcs. frtaiurcr : Marci Sena. Song Lender; Suzanne Sims, Prestilent. JnJ roil ' : Dcanna Bebo, Trlidi V.ilker, Carolyn Culver. Betty Schmitt, Sandra Enfield. Jeanne Clark. Many Parrolt. Kaek row: Pal Thomas, .lanell Miller, ( harla BlasR, Kim Reeves, Carol June Gullcy, Maryann Gepner, Muriel Schrooten, The opening of the 1958-5 school year marked the list year for Phi Phi chapter on NWMSC campus. The Sweet-Old-Fashioned Girl informal party told the rushces the history and ideals of ASA. The week proved to be a success with the pledging of 20 girls, who elected Susie Sims president. Under the direction of Rosalie McCrary. presi- dent, plans for Homecoming were begun. Six Alphas were on the Homecoming committee which elected Darlene X ' ondcrschmidt as Co-Chairman. 7 hrec of the five finalists for queen. Peggy Humphreys. Janice Wilkinson, and Donna Lynch, were affiliated with the sorority. Many Alphas received honors on campus: Gaye Laughery and Martha Gray, cheerleaders: Janice Wilkinson. 1958 Phi Sig Frolics Queen and Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart: Peggy Riley. 1958 Sigma Tau Gamma Rose Queen and president of Swim Club: Janet Su Cox and Peggy Humphreys, student senators: Bonnie Warner, vice-president, treasurer of the Panhellenic Council: Barbara Bur- gess, secretary of Residence Hall Dorm Council and vice-president of the sophomore class: Rosalie Mc- Crary, secretary of Pi Omega Pi. 77 - ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■. • ' .i DELTA ZETA Delores Behrends. 2nd Vice-President Pat Bump, President Carolina DeBow, Treasurer Edith Eckhoff Vernie Ford Marilyn Leighty, 1st Vice-President Janice Olenius Barrie Parks Lois Patton Bonnie Watters. Secretary Colene Scott 78 DELTA ZETA Epsilon Rho chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority be- gan its third year on campus with an Oriental Party at the informal rush party. Twenty-one girls were pledged to Delta Zeta and were trained by Marilyn Leighty. Elected as officers of the pledge class were Patty Logan, president: Sheri Harper, vice-president: Monica Parks, treasurer, and Kay Anderson, secretary. The beauty float Holding the Reins for Vic- tory. earned a third place prize in Homecoming competition. The Delta Zeta ' s were active in campus affairs: Jo Crawford was vice-president of the student body: Vernie Ford, treasurer of the senior class and vice- president of Pern Club: Colene Scott, secretary of the Panhellenic Council: Barrie Parks, secretary of the sophomore class: Marilyn Leighty, reporter of Kappa Omicron Phi: Delores Bchrends. reporter of the Drama Club. Miss Margaret Prince was the sorority sponsor. 1 t rou ' : Monica Parks. Tri ' u ' urtT. Shi ' ri Harper. V ' icr-Pre.S( inf . Sara Beth Kurtz. Ri ' porli ' r: Karen . nn Mclntyre. Song Leader: Patly Logan, President: Mary Margaret McComb. Song Leader: Kay Anderson. Secretary: Marilyn Leighty. Pledge Trainer. 2nd roil ' : Mary Kay Beason. Carol Johnson. Shirley Maas, Virginia Coughlin. Joanne Walker. Karen Behrends. Mary Ellen James. Back row: Judith Klatnm. Mary Sue Richardson. Judy Dake. Pat Harris. Marilyn Walker. Margaret Neiby. Emily Leckenby. 79 Lyfldo Sellers Delivee Cramer Vice-President Jonet Sanders Treasurer Scaled: Ann Young, Zo Ann Holt. P.ini Browne Standing: Ann Milne, Jeanne Krammc, Lucilc Gucriin. ancy . Uiann Lccper, Pat SIGMA SIGM Rush Week began with usual Tri Sigma enthusi- asm at the Monte Carlo informal rush party. Six- teen new faces were added to the roll of Sigma Sigma Sigma and were trained for membership by Delivee Cramer. Green White and the Eleven Bearcats. Tri Sigma ' s skit for the Variety Show during Home- coming, was well-received and won third place. Sigma Sigma Sigma ' s hard work during Homecom- ing rewarded them a second place tie for contribution to the parade. Their entries were the humor float. Make ' Em Squirm, the beauty float. Vic- 80 Eva Lee Hess Preiident Peg Boyd Connie Robey Secretary ;iGMA tory Reigns. clowns, and a jalopy. For the sixth consecutive year. Sigma Sigma Sigma was awarded the Scholarship Cup. Many Tri Sigs were awarded honors during the year: Joan Hall was chosen Homecoming Queen: Joyce McCoole. Zo Ann Holt, and Karyn Holmes served as cheerleaders: Eva Lee Hess was the 1958 Tower Queen: Jody Newcomer served as band majorette. Lovell Hunziger and Peg Cox were dorm president and vice-president: Marcia Rucker served as president of Pan Hellenic Council, and Glenda Nichols headed ACE. SvatfJ: Shirity HjJi. Rose Mjry Harris, Karyn Holnit - Standtng: Martha Guest. V tee- Prtsideni : Bobbie Walker, Secretary; Naocy Clark, President: Carolyn Boner, Treasurer : Susan Grube. Song Leader. 81 MmL. M llonald Anderson. Jim Brolherton. L.irry Brown. Gjry Ch.imbcrlin. Edward Coburn, Paul Cummings Jcrald Dallam. Joe Davis. Dan Dorscy Douglas Drake, Don Ekiund Larry Gardner. Treasurer PHI SIGMA Nu chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon, under the leadership of Larry Sheldon, began the year with the annual Back-to-School Picnic. Phi Sigma Epsilon entered Rush Week by holding its smoker in the Phi Sig chapter room. Entertainment was furnished by the sister sorority, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Thirty-one men. captained by Bob Outs, served a faithful pledgeship and successfully carried out their duties on Hell Night. Phi Sigma Epsilon is proud of their winning the National Effi- ciency Trophy awarded each year to the outstanding Phi Sigma Epsilon chapter at the National Conclave. Ross Wells and Larry Gardner were the delegates. Nu chapter is also proud of the scholarship trophy which was awarded them at the opening assembly of the school year. Miss Joan Hall of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority, and the candidate of Phi Sigma Epsilon, was chosen by the student body as their 1958-59 Homecoming Queen. MJh Don Frazicr. Richard Fleming, Carres. Sei . Harian Higginbotham. Sccreiaru: Larry Hilsabcck, Gene James Robert K. James. X ' lccPresidcnt : R. W. James, Phil Johnson. Eddie Jones. Ed Kavanaugh. Don Kixmillcr 82 Ron Kixmillfr. Uoh Knu-nni. I .utv L.inllcy. Philip M.1I1 AILin M.u h. Jim Miillm Jim 0(ftnb.nl .T. Rjlph 11 Kikv. llitk I ' opp Bill Qnislov. M.nbnd Rjy Kins Wells EPSILON kJ iH Scaled: V.irrcn Bebo. Chaplain: Bennett Ojwford. Assist one PUiigc Captain: Uob (luts. Pledge Captain: Bill Fellows, Chaplain. 1st rou-: John L. Shipley, L rry PraU. Bob Durant, Duanc SeUer. Gene McMich.icI. Cirrol J!nd rou:: Bob Ogdcn. John Villi.ims. Ciry Burns. Don Bruce. Dave Lovelace. Jerry Robcy, Loran K. York. 3rd rou-: Bob Krusc. Francis I. McCiinness. Kenneth W. Cummins. Phil Ben ml t. ll.itold W ' ilmarth. Bob Garten. Gary Pool. Back rou:: R. NichoLis Peck. Sieve W ' ray. (.i-irric Cnder. Keith Wood. Ronald Cain, Mike Garrett. H. D. Mitchell. td Scarlett. Clifton Schmitt Gary Sea ton. Ronald Scvcrson. Larry Sheldon. President Bill Simmons. Bill Sutter. Wit lard VanBurcn. Max Voggcsscr. Jttn Wharton. James Wurstcr ' kd k 83 SIGMA TAU GAMMA Duane Abbott Jack Ballinger Dick Carl. President Elmer Clark Bill Croy Larry Eisenbarger Jack Freese John Guenther Don Hughes Leiand Jackson Jim Jarvis, Secretary Paul Krokstrom George Kruger Don Lacy Bob Lillie. Vice-President Garry Lunsford, Treasurer Arnold Lyon Jim Means Ron Meyer, Corresponding Secretary Jim Mitchell Don Riley Larry Schweizer Bob Severson Bob Snell Rex Stuck Vern Swartz Sanford Turner Jim Tussey Harold Wilkinson 84 SIGMA TAU GAMMA Seated: William H. Currey Jr.. Tom S. Judah. Vtce-President ; Roger D, BUckwcll. President: Paul L. Rtij. Secretary: Robert R. Lillie, Pledge 7 rainer. sf row: Roland Stanton. John Strcu. John Wilkerson. Richard Kin- caid. John Bregin. Dale Ramcy, Don Girard. Jnd roa ' . Gene Cooper. Vern Hum- phrey. Dick Geha. Dick Gilmorc. Don Heller, Dale Hansen. Marvin Powell. Stephen Daniels. ird row: Gene Craig. Eugene Vogel. Kirk Hascall. Tom Stephens. Bill NeedeU. Paul Routh. Clifford Mc- Fadden. Back row: Carl L. McDaniel. Larry E. Eglen. James H. Bond. Frank R. Nauman. Larry Kulisek. Mclvin Clark. Wesley Kagay. James R. Wells. A ' of pictured are Larry Belluchie. Tom Sayre. Charles Sanders. Clyde Brown. Theta chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma was well- represented by 3 7 active members and 40 pledges this year. Richard Carl served as president with Rex Stuck heading the rushing program and Robert Lillie serving as pledge trainer. In Homecoming the Taus won first places with their beauty float, house decoration, and with their jalopy entry. They secured two second places with their variety show skit and their clown entry. Out of a possible 56 points, the Taus earned 46 ' j points, enabling them to retire their second consecu- tive Supremacy Trophy. Taus Merle Sorenson and Roger BlackwcU served on the Student Senate. Robert Sevcrson. James Tussey. and Jack Ballinger served on the Union Board. Harold Wilkinson served as the chapters social chairman. Miss Peg Riley. Alpha Sigma Alpha. was crowned Rose Queen at the 1958 Rose Dance. A Christmas dance, a Christmas party, a Foreign Intrigue Masquerade, and a Hobo Party were other social highlights of the year. Wayne Jackson was named Outstanding Tau of the year. .lames iMitchell and Don Riley were dele- gates to the National Conclave of Sigma Tau Gamma held at French Lick. Ind Ta 85 TAU KAPPA EPSILON Larry Brown Mervyn Copeland Gary Bjorn Dale Cooper Don Beeson Hugh Hadden Gary Dodson Gael Florea Dave Hansen Dick Dowell Ken Jacobs Dave Hargrave George Higgins Nick Jacobs, Treasurer Dick Hargrave. Secretary Jim Marley Bill Joyner Harold Lynch Ernest Mertz Benny Johnson Jerry Polk Bill Morse, President Russ Phelps Charles Stadler, Vice-President E. L, Reed Nossrat Shilati Jim Tock Dick Wilcox Paul Roach Robert Williamson Gary Woolsey 86 TAU KAPPA EPSILON Delta Nu chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon began its fifth year on campus with an attitude of confi- dence in the future based on accomplishments in the past. Under the leadership of rush chairman Bob Wil- liamson, the chapter pledged its fall semester pledge class. For the men of Delta Nu chapte r, the high point of Homecoming was the election of frater Ken Jacobs to the post of Homecoming chairman, a position he shared with Darlene Vonderschmidt of the sister sorority. Alpha Sigma Alpha Dinner was served to 55 members, their dates. and invited guests ' at the Christmas Dinner Dance. The spring season was highlighted by the Teke Sweetheart Dance in May. Yuletide brought with it the heartwarming ex- perience of the annual Teke Orphan ' s Party. Chil- dren of the Noycs Home in St. Joseph were all-day guests of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity and the Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. Members brought the 31 children to Maryville where they attended church services, followed by dinner in the reserved dining rooms of the Student Union. Seated: Betnal D. Brock. Treasurer: Lee .Slaughter. Secretary: Dick Kram- bcck. President; John Miller, Vice-President: Dave Hansen. Pledge Trainer. Isr roa ' : Edwin L. Mohler. Larry L. Kramer, Kenneth Gipplc, Henry F. Nowak. Ronald G. Drake. Richard M. Sewell. 2nd row: Jerry Griggs, John Andrews, J. C, Combs. Jerry Lucht, Charles C Woodring, Mike Podshadley, Ronnie Hughes. Back roiv: Bob A. Mitchell. Jerry Hawk. Wayne Wheeldon. Van Price. Dwight Grantham, Richard Duckworth. 87 The Assembly Committee, comprised of a group of students and faculty members, directed the pres- entation of many enjoyable assembly programs throughout the 1958-59 school year. Traditional assemblies which were presented in- cluded the opening assembly, the music and speech department Christmas assembly, the Religious Emphasis Week assemblies, and the Honors Day Assembly. Special programs given included guest speakers and entertainers such as The Canadian Players. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. Dwight Cooke. Henry Scott, and W. L. Shirer. The most widely acclaimed speaker was Mrs. Roosevelt, who spoke before a standing-room-only audience. To make it possible for everyone to have an opportunity to attend assemblies, the Assembly Committee is working on the rearrangement of assembly hours, with the tentative plan of using some evening dates. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Seated: Ken Jacobs, Co-Chairman : Darlcne Vonderschmidt , Co-Chairman: Dr. John Harr. General Chairman. Isr row: Garnet Barkiis. Pat Cottrell. Ann Newcomer, Shirley Pedcrson, Jody Newcomer, Sylvia McConkey. 2nd row: Bonnie Warner, Evelyn Robison, Karen Blake, Margaret Boyd, Joyce McCoolc. Nancy Young. Donna Lynch. ird row: Marcclla Sena. Lois Patton. Joyce Barnes. Carolina DeBow, Dick Hargrave, Don Becson. Jim Tusscy, Bill Simmons. Back row Bruce Wake, Ron Kixmillcr, Jim Means, Bob K. James, Jim Holmes, Don Kixmillcr. Bob W. James. Larry Brown. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Seated: Sylvia McConkey, Eva Hess, Bob Owens, Joyce Barnes, Mrs. John Mauzey. Standing: Dr. Sterling Surrey. Dr. Charles Koerblc. Ed Kennedy. Bill Morse, Bob Williamson, Dr. John Smay, Larry Sheldon. A ' of sftoa ' n; Dr. Irene Mueller and Bob Sevcrson. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Each year Homecoming becomes a bigger and better event on campus and 1958 was no exception. Under the leadership of Dr. John Harr, faculty advisor: Darlene Vonderschmidt and Ken Jacobs, and other members of the Homecoming Committee, assignments were made, plans were organized, and the gala event got under way. Preparations for the day included arrangements for the dance, highlighted by the presentation of Queen Joan Hall before a capacity crowd. The committee chairmen were as follows: Tickets. Jim Tussey and Beverly Lyle: dance deco- rations. Bob James and Peg Riley: campus decora- tions, Joyce McCoole and Pat Cottrell: publicity, Joyce Barnes and James Holmes: queen contest. Bob Owens and Dick Hargrave: variety show. Don Riley and Carolina DeBow: parade. James Mclntyre and Bill Simmons: signs and posters. Nancy Mer- rick: business manager and purchasing agent, Don Beeson: parade judges ' stand. Bill Joyner: band hosts and hostesses. Richard Dowell: pep rally. Ron Kixmiller: program, Karen Blake, and variety show ushers, Marci Sena. 88 NORTHWEST MISSOURIAN Seattd: Bob Krutf, Shcryl Chambers. James Holmes. Joyce Birnc!!, Judy Horn. Standing: Violette Hunter. Sponsor: All.in Gidley. Suz.inne Kilelingcr, Nick Peck. Norma Murphy. Willard Van Buren, Paul Fair, Anna Lou Karrasch, Joan Meadows. Diane Mark. Donna Allen. Connie Robey. Mary K. Beason. Members of the Northwest Missourian staff, in keeping with tradition, have successfully com- bined the principles of good journalism and complete news coverage for the student body, faculty, and subscribers. The year 1058-5Q marked the ninth con- secutive year in which the Northwest Missourian has been awarded a first place certificate by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, of Columbia University, New York. In May of 1958. the Missouri College News- paper Association of the University of Missouri. Columbia, awarded the Northwest Missourian a gold plaque for being judged the best college newspaper of class A schools. The award was based on the I ' ' 57-58 issues edited by .Joyce Barnes. Miss Barnes, elected vice-president of MCNA at the awards luncheon in Columbia in May, 1 958, and five other members of the staff attended the annual journalism workshop held in Columbia last October. James Holmes, 1958-1959 editor; Joyce Barnes, assistant editor: and Miss Violette Hunter, adviser, with the aid of an enthusiastic and cooperative staff, have again published a well-organized newspaper. Assisting the editor and the assistant editor were Robert Kruse, sports editor: Sheryl Lee Chambers, circulation manager, and Rosanne Lyle. adver- tising manager. Scaled: Rosanne I.ylc, Joyce Barnes, James Holmes. Diane Mark, Bob Kruse. 1st RouJ: Sylvia McConkey. Helen Bush. Delivce Cramer. Ciarnet Barkus, Anna Lou Karrasch, Marilyn Leighty. Beverly Lyle, Mary Prichard, Deanie Kavanaugh, Donna Sue Jones, Ann Porter, Ruth Jestes, Miss iolcltc Hunter. Adcnor. Hack RotL ' : W ' illard Van Buren. Paul Fair. William Cotton. l elorcs Behrends. Barbara Burgess. Del Smith. Patty l.ogan. Don Beeson. 89 RESIDENCE HALL COUNSELORS Sealtd Lucy Taylor. Ntghf Chaperone: Wanda Russell, Sue Lynn. J.ini i Sanders. Patty Hinklc. Isf roil ' : Mrs. Lucille Cuddy. Hnusemoiher : Marcia Wil- liams, Mary Anm- Salfrank. Mrs I ' M .abflh Luer. Ihiunt-- molbiT. RESIDENCE HALL DORM COUNCIL Six well-known upper class girls in Residence Hall this year were: Wancia Russell, ground floor: Janet Sanders, first floor: Sue Lynn and Marcia Williams, second floor: Patty Hinkle and Mary Anne Salfrank, third floor. These girls, who served as dorm couselors. were often seen turning the lights off and on. checking rooms, giving noise warnings, working at the desk, and staying around on weekends. Lou Jane Taylor, night chaperone, had the duty of blinking the well-known five minute lights, closing the front door at the bewitching hour, re- cording black marks, and staying up late for girls who had late leaves. The effectiveness of the work of these girls depended on the ever willing guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Luer. director of Residence Hall, and the assistant director. Mrs. Lucille Cuddy. The friendship, advice, and aid of all of these people have helped to make the dorm a happy place to live. Another year of fun-filled college life has been completed by the two hundred girls in Residence Hall. With the successful construction of Freshmen Hall only upper classmen returned to this dormi- tory! The Harvest Moon Dance, under the direction of Peggy Cox. marked the beginning of the social events. Faculty, parents, and friends were guests at the traditional Hanging of the Greens Christmas ceremony. Delivee Cramer was chosen Spirit of Christmas with Darlene Vonderschmidt. Marilyn Cox. Sybil Sims. Lovell Hunziger. Marcia Wil- liams and Mildred Drake as Bearers of the Green. Mildred Drake and Margaret Boyd acted as co- chairmen of the event. Other highlights during the year included open house, dorm parties, senior send off. and weekly devotion services. RESIDENCE HALL COUNSELORS RESIDENCE HALL DORM COUNCIL ' Seated- Kay JcaT Noel. Lovell Hunziger, Prcfiidenl : Bar- Joyce bara Biirgcs. Secretary: Peggy Cox. ' ice-Prcsident McCoole. Treasurer. Isr row Honni-- Walters, Ann Porler. P.it Bump, Mrs Lucille Cuddy. Adotsor. 90 FRESHMAN HALL DORM COUNCIL Seatfd t nne K ram me. ' m- PrtMiti-ni ; Mjry Mjrriv Prvtidrnt . Mr . HcUii Larvt-n. Lindj Jones. Secrtiarii. iit roif. Mrrk Imamolo. I:Jilh Mojt%. Shirlvy Mjjv LorellJ P.irmer. Jjnell .Ntiller. ti-aiurrr. Thrlnu liertlfN Sjra Helh Kuriz. FRESHMAN HALL COUNSELORS Tlic Freshman Dorm counselors moved into their new rooms and undertook their duties with enthusiasm. A new building with many new friendships to be made with the Freshman girls lay ahead ot them. First to be occupied were the third and fourth floors with Counselors Gloria Jackson and Ardith Linn. Mary l.ou Boeck and Marsha Crowell. in charge. Several weeks later the entire building was occupied when the first and second floors were completed. Sharon Kolhof and Pat Cottrell were counselors on the first floor and Marilyn Cox and Carolyn Cummings were on the second. Pat also served as night chaperone. The duties of counseloring and keeping Fresh- man hours provided new experiences for the eight girls. Mrs. Helen Larsen. director of Freshman Hall, worked closely with the counselors of each floor. and soon the organization of the dorm was com- pleted. Her guidance helped many a Freshman girl and counselor work out their difficulties. The Freshman Dorm Council is an entirely in- dependent organization composed of two repre- sentatives chosen to serve from each floor of the newly constructed dorm. This year ' s members were Edith Moats. Thelma Gerdes. Merle Imamoto, Linda Jones. Janell Miller. Sara Beth Kurtz. Shirley Haas, and Lorctta Farmer. Officers were Mary Harris, president: Jeanne Kramme. vice- president: Linda Jones, secretary, and Janell Miller, treasurer. Mrs. Helen Larsen is the Freshman Dorm director. The highlight of the year was the For l his We Thank You party given by the freshman girls for Residence Hall girls. On each floor there were two floor chairmen and two AWS representatives. The floor chairmen were Sandra Dudgeon. Sue Crone. Mary Ann Jones, Beth Tasler. Betty Ambrose. Ruth Emmeck, Karen Miller, and Loretta Farmer. AWS represent- atives were Muriel Schrooten. Paula Jarrett. Connie Johnson. Rose Schlie. Deanna Bebo, Carol Johnson, Carolyn McNeely. and Saundra Krokstrom. FRESHMAN HALL DORM COUNCIL FRESHMAN HALL COUNSErORS Seated: Pat CoiireU. Night Chaperone: Mrs. Helen Larsen, Freshman Dorm Director: Sharon Kolhof. Ijf row: Gloria Jackson. Carolyn Cummings. Mary Loo Boeck. -Vljrsha Crowell. Marilyn f ox, Ardith Linn. 91 Associated Women Students is a new organi- zation on the campus for the purpose of uniting women students of the campus and enabling them to speak and act as the united voice of the women on campus. The AWS hopes to foster friendliness and leader- ship among college women to prepare them for their future role in the community and the world at large and will endeavor to regulate the conduct of women students and to enforce regulations that do not come under the jurisdiction of the constitution of the Dean of Women or Student Governing Body. The AWS has carried out a well-planned pro- gram for its first year by selling blotters that in- cluded a year ' s calendar of events on campus, by featuring a style show for the freshmen, by spon- soring three Penny Nights, and by sending delegates to the National Conference of AWS in the spring. Another important activity of the AWS is that of the Bear Cub which is under the leadership of Marsha Croweli. A. W. S. Seated: Peggy Humphreys, Second Vice-President : Mar- cia Williams. President: Garnet Barkus, First Vice-President. Isl roa ' ; Phylli. , Schirncr. Corresponding Secretary : Mar- sha Croweli. Marcia Ruckcr. Recording Secretarii: Beverly Elliott, Third Vice-President : Mary Anne Salfrank. Treas- urer: Mrs. Elizabeth l.ucr. Sponsor- MEN ' S RESIDENCE COUNCIL Early in the first semester representatives from all the quads met to form a Quad Council, which was renamed the Men ' s Residence Council. The purpose of such an organization is to better unite the men of the quads in order to promote better fellowship and understanding. Advisers to the Council were Mr. Lon Wilson, dean of men; Mr, Harry Bowes, assistant dean of men: and Mr, Ted Baldwin, householder of Quad 2. The representatives from the respective quads include Garry Lunsford. Quad 1 ; Royce Smith and Sam Porter, Quad 2: Don Eklund and Ed Scarlett, Quad 3; Ken Jacobs, Quad 4: Calvin All- wood, Quad S: and Junior McLaughlin and Mike Tomlin. Quad 6. In the new quad, the represent- atives are Don Frazier, first floor: Joe Davis. Dick Rowland, and Larry Gardner, second floor: John Amabile, Bob K, James, Clifton Schmitt, and Jim Taylor, third floor: and Odis Cate, Lon Bruggeman, Wade Bruggeman, and Dick Popp, fourth floor. A. W. S. MENS RESIDENCE COUNCIL Sealed: Lor. Bruggeman. Robert Keith James. .Sam Por- ter. President: Larry Gardner, Secretary: Richard Rowland, Odis Cate. Isf roa): Calvin All wood. Garl J. McLaughlin, Richard Popp. Earl M. Tomlin. Wade Bruggeman. John Amabile. Back roit ' : Jim Taylor. Rovcc Smith. Garry Lunsford. Kenneth Jacobs. Ed Scarlett. ' ' v; 9r ' ' f% ' - |PI r ' - ' r 92 INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL Stated: Larry L. Sheldon, Vite-Prtsident : Bill Niofsc. Prcstdtnt . Dick Carl. Secrttary. it row John S. Taylor. Sponsor. Robfrl Keith J.imc . Donald D. Bceson. Charku Sudler. Lon t. Wilson. Spon- sor; Janir t A. Miichrll. Robrrt R. Lillie. John L. Harr. Sponsor. PAN- HELLENIC COUNCIL The college Pan-Hellenic Council of the Nation- al Pan-Hellenic Conference began its activities with the Pan-Hellenic Tea for all girls interested in join ing a sorority. The Tea was followed by the Fall Rush Week of coke dates and informal and formal parties. The rushees were entertained at the informal parties as they looked back into the Gay Nineties, across the ocean to an Oriental theme, and then went to the Monte Carlos. Fifty-seven enthusiastic pledges entered the Pan-Hellenic world. The Pan-Hellenic Council held a mass meeting to present each sorority ' s new pledges. The meeting was presided over by Marcia Rucker. president. She explained to the pledges the purpose of the Pan- Hellenic Council. Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority for the seventh year received the scholarship cup. which is presented to the sorority with the highest grade point average. This sorority gained permanent ownership of the traveling cup. as they have won it for three consec- utive years. The Inter-Fraternity Council, coordinator of the activities of the three national Greek social fraternities on campus, regulates the spirit of friendly rivalry among the fraternities, and pro- motes fraternity life on campus. The Council changed the setting of dates for pledging and rushing in accordance with the re- vised rushing section of the Inter-Fraternity Con- stitution. Plans were also put in motion for the establishment of an Inter-Fraternity Sing during the Christmas season. In the spring the Council, along with the Pan- Hellenic Council sponsored the annual All-Greek Dance. Dance committee members were Chuck Stadler. Dick Carl. Jerald Dallam, and Jim Mit- chell. The group was headed this year by President Bill Morse. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Vice-President Larry L. Sheldon. Phi Sigma Epsilon. and Secre- tary Dick Carl. Sigma Tau Gamma. All three men are presidents of their respective fraternities Fac- ulty sponsors are John S. Taylor. Lon E. Wilson, and John L. Harr. INTER- FRATERNITY COUNCIL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Seated: Peggy Cox. Marcia Rucker. PrestJeni : Mrs. L. G. Bladt, Spomor: Bonnie Warner. Vice-P ident. Trea- surer: Marilyn Leighty. st row Bi-verlv Lyle. Rosalie Met rary. Delivee Cramer. Pat Bump. liarlene Vonderschmidl. Carolina DeBow, Eva Lee Hess. ut puturtd ( olene Scolt. Secretary. 93 MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Ralph Hargrave. Jim Tusscy, Prcsiilent : Willie Stantl.r}g Van Burcn. Larry Schweizcr. The 195 8-59 school year has been a record year for the intramural program. Interest has been in- creasing in intramural sports the last few years and has reached a new peak this year with the added enrollment. The Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity won the 1957-58 intramural supremacy trophy by gather- ing the most points throughout the year in all sports. They won the following activities: touch football, tennis, basketball, free throw, volleyball, badminton singles and doubles, wrestling, softball, and the track meet. The swimming meet was won by the Independent Club. Phi Sigma Epsilon was second to the Taus in total points for the year with the Tekcs a distant third. Tennis started the program with individual first place going to John Bregin. There was a rec- ord participation in football of twenty-five teams. Wrestling next made its appearance with another record turnout and some fine performances. Basket- ball proved most popular with forty teams repre- senting nearly 400 male students. MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Sealed: Yvonne Edwards, Volleyball Chairman: Lois Patton, Assistant Chairman: Betty Lou Hcflin, Chairman: Edy Eckhoff, Buifh nq Chairman. I sr rou ' : Beverly Lyie, Barb,ir.i Mcnsing, Linda Cumming- ham, Kathryn S. Riddle, Sponsor: Charlotte Stamper, Bobbie Beger. Basketball Chairman: Delila Duckworth. WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL This year the Women ' s Intramural Council planned a program with a variety of athletic activi- ties for women students of the campus. Heading the list of activities was basketball. Ten teams participated in the round robin tournament with games played each Monday and Tuesday. Bobbie Beger was tournament chairman. Next on the program was bowling with Edith Eckhoff as chairman. Each Thursday at 4:00. the girls went to the bowling alley to participate in a round robin tournament. Eight teams were entered in this tournament. In the spring, a round robin volleyball tourna- ment was drawn up to round out the program. Heading this activity was Yvonne Edwards. Co-chairmen of the Intramural Council were Betty Heflin and Lois Patton with Dr. Kathryn Riddle as the faculty sponsor. 94 PI OMEGA PI Sralfd Rosalie McCraiy. Srcrrtartj: MiUtirti Pt-ikc. jurcr . M rf-arct Ciirjrd, Pratiirnt : I. any (.ijtdnfr. Pffsidrnt: L I.init W ' lighl, fieportcr. I if rou ' . Gwfn M.tvltcl I. I:itji Mac Mctlurg. Hoffnijn. Mytna Arms. Norm.i Ojvcnpori Hiitk tow M. rjoric Person. .Sponsor, fury Mjtldii.k. M.u )ha njnicU Comb%, Oj ' c BUckwell. Spomor. OciU- KAPPA DELTA PI Zcta Lamda chapter of Kappa Delta Pi. national honor society in education, had a busy year. As part ot their duties, the pledges presented a series of panel discussions for the fall meetings. ' 1 wo of the programs were Should the U. S. Recognize Red China led by Madeleine Mongold and Permissive W-rsus Corporal Punishment in ihe Elementary School headed by Marsha Crowell. At the Christmas party in December, the pledges provided entertainment and refreshments. The Charter Day Banquet in May was the final activity of the year. A bibliofilc contest was sponsored to encourage students to build their own libraries. Winners were announced at the Honors Assembly. Officers for the year were Robert McCullough. president: Karon Blake, vice-president; Radene Eberlc. secretary, and Marilyn Cox. treasurer. Members meet twice monthly in the Lakevicw Room. Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary business education fraternity for future teachers in the busi- ness field. Entrance into the chapter requires that the student maintain a 2.0 grade average in business and education subjects. Beta chapter of Pi Omega Pi began the year 1958-59 with nine active members. Six new mem- bers added to the chapter during the first semester were Etta Mae McClurg, Norma Davenport. Gwen Mayfield. Cecilc Hoffman. Myrna Arms, and Mrs. Dortha Martin. During the year, the chapter obtains one guest speaker from the teaching profession, and one from the business world. In November the group had as its business guest. Mr. Norvel J. Sayler. president of Lloyd Chain Corporation. His talk was entitled Opportunities in Business for Young People. One field trip is planned each year, and various other activities are undertaken. PI OMEGA PI KAPPA DELTA PI Scaled: Svlvi.( McCnnkcy. Uelivce Cramer. Reporter: Raed«nc f-berlc. Sccrelaru: Robert L. McCullough, Presi- dent . K.iron Blakc, Vice-President; Marilyn Cox, Trea- surer. ] i rou-: Karen Kinnick. Patty Hinkle. Lovell Hunziger. Madeleine Mongold. Marilyn Manlcy. Joan Prichard, Roberta Kessler. t arolyn Ihrig. Connie Robcy. Ind rou ' : Willard Van Buren, Shirley ipcIck. Marsha Crowell, Beverly PJliott. Filecn Ritimann. Rose Mary Meyer. Barbara Wagner, Karen Graham. Back row. Leiand Wright. Thomas Nenneman, Gary Mad- dick. Bob Owens, Rex Craig, Charles Meek, Richard Fleming. Ralph Mulvania. 95 Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity on the college campus, has as its main goal service to youth and the community, to the nation, and to the student body and faculty. This year the fraternity refinished the identifi- cation signs in front of the buildings and also placed signs in front of the new building. Last year ' s proj- ect, helping a handicapped student to and from classes, was continued this year. Plaques for all the fraternities and sororities have been placed in the Bearcat Den by A. P. O. This year ' s pledges pur- chased plastic magazine covers for the magazines in the lounge of J. W. Jones Student Union. One of the social events of the fraternity was an informal party at the home of the president. James Mclntyre. A trip to the Missouri Ozarks was planned for the spring. Officers for the second semester were: Dennis Mather, president; Ed Flannery. vice-president: Ed Herde. treasurer: Ron King, secretary: Bruce Wake, sergeant at arms: Leland Long, reporter, and Paul Shea, parliamentarian. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Isr roiv: Edwin Herdc. Secretary: Paul Shea. Treasurer; Dennis Mathes. Vice-President : James Mclntyre. President : Ron Parrish. Reporter. 2nd rou. ' : Myrl D. Long, Sponsor: Leon Walker. Jerry Norfolk. Letand Long, Ed Flannery, Bruce Wake. IrJ rou. ' : Sieve Frantum. Judd Nordyke. Ronn King. E. L Reed. Jim Smith. Buck cou. ' Ira Lee Walker. Ray Rouse, John Bush, Bill Schultz. Keith Collier. Myles C. Grabau. Sponsor. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega, honorary speech fraternity, consists of those students who have fulfilled cer- tain requirements in regard to major and minor roles in college play productions. Annually the speech fraternity presents a play as its project for the year. Another function which was started last year and continued this year is the presentation of awards to the student who has been outstanding in the field of acting and to the student who has contributed the greatest service to the speech department. Through the year the various programs consisted of play reviews by honorary member Dr. Frank Grube and the faculty sponsor. Dr. Ralph Fulsom, and make-up sessions. This year the members sent Del Smith, president, and Floyd Worley, vice-president, as delegates to the National Speech Convention in Chicago. Members of Alpha Psi took part in various dra- matic productions throughout the year. Dan DeMott. Floyd Worley, Del Smith, Ruth Curf- man, and Eileen Rittmann were in Teahouse of the August Moon. ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA i ' S[ OMEGA Eileen Rittmann, Secretary: Ruth Curfman, ' I ' reas- Sealed: urer. Isr roa Del Smith. President: Frank Grube, Dan DeMott. Floyd Worley, ' ice-Presiden[. 96 r-i KAPPA ni:M A t tf t Row. Sjnily McMiMjn. Reporiet MjtV PrkhjrJ. Hij(k How: [VI Smith. Phil Maiihii PrviiJcnt: George llinsh w, Sponsor. NLinlyn Gllll I .utv lUi wii FORENSICS Intercollegiate debate for the 1958-59 forensic squad started in November with a novice tourna- ment at Kansas State College. The squad fared well in another November meet, the Bradley University tournament, at Peoria. 111. There excellent ratings were awarded to Larry Brown in debate and ex- temporaneous speaking, and to Sandy McMillan in after dinner speaking and discussion. Members of the squad participated in the Kirksville State Teachers College tournament in December. NWMSC was host to colleges from three states for the second annual tournament in January. This year practice debates and local contests were in- augurated. To complete the season, the college was represented in tournaments at William Jewell. University of Nebraska and Missouri University. George Hinshaw was coach for the students. Missouri Kappa chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, national forensic fraternity, was installed at NWMSC on November 14. Installing officers were Dr. Georgia Bowman, director of forensics at William Jewell college, and Rev. R. J. Imbs, from Rockhurst. governor of Missouri Province of Pi Kappa Delta. Officers elected for the new chapter were: President. Larry Brown: vice-president. Bill Price: secretary, Roger Reith: treasurer, Harlan Larison: reporter. Sandy McMillan: parliamentarian, Tom Mooberry. Other student charter members are Gary Smith. Wayne Wells. Bob Sawyer, and Jim Taylor. Graduate charter members are Marjoric Canon. Paul Heavilin. Larry Ramsey, and Joan Setzer. Chapter members participated in numerous forensic tournaments during the year. In March Kappa chapter was represented at the National Tournament at Bowling Green. Ohio, and was presented with its charter there. PI KAPP A DELTA I ORENSICS Prich.ird. Del Smith. Standing: Phil M.mhcis. George Hinshjw. Sponsor. Scitlnl: S.indv .McMilljn. Mary I.Arry Brown. Mjrilyn Gillis. 97  ' v«s a. - n J COLHECON Sealed: Rulh Warner. Virginia Hall. Secretary : Carol vn Cummings, President , Ruth Ann Jestcs. Reporter ; Mary Hlcanor Harris. 7 reasuccr. l.u roiC: Patty Bissell. Martha Gucsl. Ann Milne. Paala Lister, Judy Grant, Connie Johnson. Maureen W ' asson. Shirley Hague. 2nd row: Card Fankhauscr. Joyce Wolf. Son ja Skoglund. Bobbie Walker. Carol Nordby, Karen Hummel 3rrf rou ' : Joyce Gibson, Rae Ann Nixon. Evelyn Robi- son, Jean Faubion. Juli.i Williamson, Peggy New berg. Back roic: Sue Hart. Janice Ohri, ( ' arolyn Patience. Janice Olenius. Connie Lou K.imphefncr. A ' of shou. ' ) : Thelma Long, sponsor, KAPPA OMICRON PHI Prospective members were invited to the annual fall weiner roast sponsored by Colhecon and Kappa Omicron Phi. New members were initiated and new officers were installed at the next meeting. Leading the homemakers were Carolyn Cummings. president; Ruth Ann Jcstes, reporter: Mary Eleanor Harris, treasurer, and Virginia Hall, secretary. Highlights of the year were the Simplicity style show, Homecoming participation, decorating the home management house for Homecoming, the an- nual Christmas party, the Valentine party, and the spring style show. Colhecon members sold boxes of candy during the Christmas season to finance their activities for the year. Thelma Long was the sponsor for the group. COLHECON Sixteen actives of Alpha chapter of Kappa Omi- cron Phi launched another year by holding the annual back-to-school picnic with Colhecon. Five from the group were able to attend the regional conference held at Hays. Kansas, during the sum- mer and brought back to the group many new ideas. Homecoming activities included a campaign for Miss Patty Hinkle. Kappa Omicron Phis queen candidate, and work on the beauty float. Flight to Dreamland. which received honorable mention. Founders Day. Dec. 6, was observed by a coffee and a candle lighting ceremony. Tribute was paid to Miss Hettie M. Anthony. National Founder. Alpha chapter welcomed Sarah Shaw. Bertha Turner, and Sybil Sims into the sisterhood as active members, and Jo Crawford and Phillis Nel- son as pledges. Kappa Omicron Phi was led by Miss Mabel Cook, sponsor, and Sandra Bill, president. KAPPA OMICRON PHI Seated: Lovcll Hunzigcr, Treasurer : Dorothy Evans. First Vice-President : Maxinc Hull. Second Vice-President. st row: Carolyn Ihrig. Sarah Shaw, Ruth Carey, Keeper of Arcbtves; Patty Hinkle. Beverly Wetzel, Distaff Re- porter. Bach rou;: Jo Crawford, Bertha Turner, Mary Anne Sal- frank. Betty White, Marilyn Manlcy, Marilyn Leighty. Reporter. Not shown: Sandra Bill. President: Colene Scott. Record- ing Secretary : Alois Wilkinson, Corresponding Secretary. and Svbil Sims. 98 ORAMA ( 1 VIS Sealed Carolvn Cummingi. Srcrriutu. I (.. (Midi. .Sponsor Dwtght Gram him. President : Philip NUithcii. VicePreM dent. I If rou ' . Dclorr« Brhrcndt. Reporier: Jr tnnc Kfjmmc, Hon L). Pciry. Lindi J. (!unninf[hjm. Rjic Ann Nixon, Jinci t.enlt. Baik rou-: Bftiv Ambroif. Paul Bjrkcr. treasurer: Diinr MjfV. Mjrv Lllen Kfllfv. WRITERS ' CLUB Creative writers on campus and in the surround- ing area meet as the Writers ' Club to discuss and criticize manuscripts submitted. After the piece of work has been reviewed and discussed by the mem- bers, the writer often receives suggestions that im- prove his article. The club members have experi- mented with several types of writing. Miss Mattic Dykes is the sponsor for this club. which has the distinction of being one of two such clubs on campus which have the same sponsor as when organized years ago. The members meet at the home of Miss Dykes. Robert Haydcn. president of the club, is the author of a poem. To The Lover. published in the November. IQ ' S. issue of Ladies ' Home Jour- nal. Other members are hoping to see their creative efforts in print. Rounding out the list of officers were Richard L. Rose, vice-president, and Rose Mary Meyer, secretary. The Drama Club, a new organization on campus this year, started the year with a buffet supper at the home of Mr. L. G. Bladt. sponsor. The club named itself Dramatures and wel- comed anyone interested in helping with or taking part in plays to become members. The college chorus and the choir with the help of the Dramatures presented the Christmas Pageant written by Mr. Bladt. Several one act plays were also presented by the group. Temporary officers were elected for the purpose of stabilization. They were: President. Dwight Grantham: vice-president, Phil Mattheis: secretary. Carolyn Cummings; treasurer. Paul Barker: and reporter. Dclores Behrends. DRAMA CLUB WRITERS ' CLUB Seated: Robert L. Haydcn. President: Rose Miry Meyer. Secretary: Richard L. Rose, Vice-President. 1st row: Sylvia McConkey, Margaret S. Wilson, Mat tie M. Dykes. Sponsor: Don D. Petry, Helen Christenson. 99 INDUSTRIAL ARTS ClA ' B Scaled: Kay Jean Noel. Eileen Rittmann, Donakl N. Valk. Sponsor: Kenneth Jjcobs. Prcstdcni : Judy Ellis. Secretary- Ircasucer: Margaret Boyd. Ronnie Davis. Isf rou. ' : Howard Ringold, Sponsor: Tommy J. Miller. Phil Johnson, Vincc Woodson, Richard D. Starr, Marvin fliley. Gary Paxion, Kenneth T. Thompson. Sponsor. 2nd roic: Don Vogci. Robert Grout. Rex Burgcit, Lynn Pruitt, Gene James. Marvin Wright, ( alvin Allwood, Gary Fruch, Eugene Watson, William Wilson. Vt roic: Harlcy Wcig.irt. Charles Knorr, Larry RlaWc, Kenneth Cummins. Larry Reynolds. Jerry Roades. Stan Harnic, Harvey W. James. Stanley E, Rice, Richard Bar- mann. Back roic: Richard Smiih, Monira Dorm an, Aaron T homp- son, Robert Scvcrson. Robert L, While. l icK. Stalling, Wray Fife. Ronald Grout. Keith Collier. Kent Holcomb. Mike Garrett. AG CLUB Members of the Industrial Arts Club began their schedule of activities by concentrating their efforts toward the designing and building of a beauty float for Homecoming. The float won sec- ond pjacc in competition. Major events of the year for the Industrial Arts Club were the annual trips to visit major industries in the Mid-West. The club made two trips to Kansas City. The first included visits to Fairbanks Morris, General Motors, and the Kansas City crime laboratory. The second trip was taken in March and included a visit to the Auto Show. The club was under the direction of President Ken Jacobs and was sponsored by Mr. D. N. Valk. Mr. Kenneth T. Thompson, and Mr. Howard Ringold. lA CLUB Homecoming was the first major item in the Ag Club ' s schedule of activities. Besides the annual alumni coffee hour, the Ag Club produced a first prize humor float, Meat-en the Mules. Several members of the club distinguished them- selves in livestock judging contests throughout the year. Gene Anderson, Charlie Knorr. Tom Johnson, Gene Roe, and Larry Rosenbohm represented North- west Missouri State at the Oklahoma City Inter- collegiate Livestock Judging Contest. G:ne Ander- son proved his judging ability by winning the coveted Golden Bull. Bob Wade earned the Dannen Achievement Award. These and other awards were presented at the Father and Son Award Banquet. One of the highlights of the year was the Ag Barnwarming. successfully directed by Cecile Young, Dick Green, Phyl Standlea. Glen Ramsey, Ray Ellis, Joe Pepper, Joe Hillers. Tim West. Bob Durant, Dick Johnson. E. L. Reed. Sarri Schimelfenig, Burl Sandusky, and Don Burgher. Charlotte Brown of St. Joseph was crowned Barnwarming Queen. AG CLUB Sealed: James Mcrritt. Vice-President : I:. L. Rccd. Partiti mentarian: Ch.irlcs Knorr. President; Dick Johnson. Secre- tary; Ray Ellis. Treasurer: Bill Simmons. Recording Secre- tary: Larry Reynolds. Reporter. st tow: F. B. Houghlon, Sponsor; Richard Sewell. Dwaine Guest. Jerry Rudolph. Ch-irlcs P.mcrson. Maurice Mires. Nelson Thornton. Phyl Standlea. 2nd roiu: James Kennel. Bob Durant. Kenneth ' Hughes. Charles H. Gillis. Tommy Miller, Leon Brown. Nossrat Shilati. Dick Green. Back roto: Don Burgher. Mclvon Anderson. Joe Hillers, Rex Craig, Mike McDowell, Kent Holcomb, John Gab- bcrt. Dennis Padgitt. 100 ART Cl.L ' B Seal t J Pjm Browne. Nancv NU-rruk. VnePrtiident : (ilfnda lownscnd. PrrttJeni : P r KiU-v. r«-usur.T. Dinnv Dorifv. Vui riim C iuirmiin. Isr ri u-: Marihi Ditiirli Comb . Caye I.iughcry, Ptf y Milcom. Miry Jane Ilindrrliicr. Rusinnc Lylc, l.ynctu- Jonct. Hiiik ruu, ' : Ronald Rinchjrt, Kim Rrrvrs, Gene James. Virginia Dorman. Asmtant Sponsor: Jean Ficgan. Olive DeLuce. Spomor : tarl Harnes. KAPPA PI Formed in the spring of 1956, Kappa Pi. the honorary art fraternity on campus, is a young or- ganization of three years. In conjuction with the Art Club, this organi- zation constructed a float for Homecoming. Later in the year, the chapter vice-president. Mrs. Marsha Combs, the faculty sponsor. Miss Olive DcLuce, and the assistant sponsor, Mrs. Virginia Dorman, were chosen to represent the local chapter at the annual Conclave at Pittsburg, Kansas, Projects of the year included selecting the out- standing graduating senior and the outstanding freshman, both of whom must have either a major or minor in art. Last spring. Carol Gamble was chosen as the outstanding senior, and Nancy Mer- rick was given the freshman award, an engraved palate. Original art work has been displayed in exhibits of senior members of Kappa Pi in the lounge of the art department. This year pledges were initiated at the annual spring banquet, which brought to a close the year ' s activities. Phases of Art was the general theme carried out in Art Club meetings this year. Program variety was gained by alternating both guest and student speakers with student participation sessions. The first event on the club ' s agenda was a picnic honoring new members. Annual events, a visit to the Nelson Gallery of Art in Kansas City, other field trips, and the Christmas party, were also in- cluded in the club ' s schedule. Paint the Town. Bearcats was the theme of the club ' s Homecoming float entry. Under the sponsorship of Miss Olive S. DeLuce, the group was headed by Glenda Townsend, pre- sident: Nancy Merrick, vice-president: Dann Bach- and, secretary: Peg Riley, treasurer, and Don Evans, program chairman. ART CLUB Sealed: Virginia Marsha Daniels President : ()liv« Treasurer. KAPPA PI Dorman, Assisiant Sponsor; Gene Jam ?. Combs. Vice-President: Danny Dorsey. Dei.uce. Sponsor: Carl Barnes, Secretary- 101 STUDENT NEA sl roit ' : Marilvn Frizzell. Carolyn Lowry, Ann New- comer, Jane[ Lents, Rosemary t.oats. laro C!onni An- ihan, Maryln Oouse, MarK-ne Eberle. Janie Fellows. Mary Lindgren. Carolyn Ihrig. InJ roir : Ann Porter, Karen Graham, Nancy Wharton. Jean Faubion, Kathleen Lawler. Sharon Sunderman. Jc Crawford. Joann Owens, Lois Ann Pearson, Shirley Sneed. JrJ rou.-: Jackie Smith, La Donna Taylor. Kay Nation. Mary Nelle Voss. Mary Ellen Kelley, Novalene Reed, Mar- cia Seidt, Gwen May field, Robert L. McCu Hough, Fay Fox. But ft rou ' Ruth Oawford, Margaret Myrtue, Mary Wolf, Jean Thompson. Delores David, Sharon Cochran. Peggy Gerardv. Dick Henderson. Beverly F. Iliutt. l.oretta Farmer, Conrad Bensyl, (!lyde Brown. (. arol Ann Bang, Betty Lindell. NEA The Student NEA, under the leadership of Pres- ident Harold Wilkinson and sponsors Dr. Wanda Walker, Dr. Leon Miller, and Dr. Howard George, had its most successful year to date, with 1 1 8 members, which entitled the organization to six official delegates to the State Convention of SNEA in Kansas City. November 7. 1958. All of the spon- sors and officers and about forty other members attended to see their candidate. Jackie Smith, elect- ed as State SNEA President for the year 1959-60. Ray Fore. Vice-President of the local chapter, was elected State Treasurer, and Karen Crawford. local Social Chairman, was elected State Executive Board Member. Ten members and Dr. Walker attended a State SNEA workshop at Columbia. Missouri. December 6. to plan for next year ' s program and activities. Dr. Walker is Adviser-Elect for the State. Another highlight of the year ' s activities was the annual tour to high schools in the district to present an Assembly Program in cooperation with members of the Progressive Jazz Band. During the year the group sponsored an annual conference for high school FTA clubs, visited high schools to install FTA officers and explain the campus life of the college, presented an educational radio program directed by Marsha Crowell. or- ganized and led an FTA departmental meeting in connection with the Northwest Missouri District Teachers meeting held each year, and prepared fa- vors and table decorations for the Northwest Mis- souri District Classroom Teachers Banquet. STUDENT NIA SfalfJ: Marsha Oowell, Htatonun: Rose Mary Meyer. 7 reanurcr : Haiold Wilkinson. Prfntlent : Ray E. Fore, Vice-President : Raedene Eberle. .Serrefdry; Gary King. Parliamentarian. Stale DeU ' ifale. ist roif: Dr. Wanda Walker, Sponsor: Eva Lee Hess, Slate Boactl Member; Karen Crawford. Social Co-Chatrman, State Delegate: Joyce Barnes. Reporter: Marcia Harris, Social Co-Cbairman: Delivee Cramer, State V ice-Pcesident : Peggy Cox, Librarian. 2nd rou ' ; Kay Akers, Kathy Palmquist. Leona Nickle, Tom Maxwell, Garnet Rae Barkus, Roberta Kessler, Carol- ina DeBow. 3rd rou. ' : Howard A. George, Sponsor: Joan Prichard, Linda Holmes, Diane Mark, State Delegate: Pat Elder, State Delegate: Loren Stoneman, Royce Smith. James Merriit, State Delegate: Jim Tussey. Leon F. Miller. Sponsor. Bach rou. ' : Bill H. Kurtz. Sfafe Delegate: Don D. Petry. C. Leland Triplitt. Robert L. White, Maudie Chivington, Ed Lamb, Allen Herzberg, Larry Reynolds, Joe Johnson, Margaret Neiby. 102 ACB Isr roil ' : lUlcn Johnson. I ixtf Wili-v. Huih Pvchamr Sjundrj KroVstrom. Sham ' .unct. .I.in. ' Il Miller, ShirUv l orm.in. Judy Killion. 2nd rou ' : Myrna WalUr. Mary Irvine. I ' mniaUj SedJon. Kav I ornfll. Kay Keid. Nancy Hill. l-Ijnu ' I iinov.in. 1 ucv ' I ' jvlor. Cilorij J.ickion. M.irilvn Cox. rJ rou- .o I ' lMi-ioi . ht-Hv CirUon. Bonnie W ' .iircfi. Marv Kjv iM.irtind.ilc. Beliv .luhn on. P.ii Uump. Joan Hall. Marv Sue Richardson. harh.ir.i W ' agnor. fiatk row Janicr Hanson. Marlrnc Cary. Janet Darr. Marsha t ' rowdl. Hnmttomtng Chairman: Pcgjiv Gfr.irdv. Markne Chnstensen. Janec Hanson. Nancy Rca. K.iron HIake. Judv W.ldhagen. SE -ij t if 4 ACE The Association for Childhood Education car- ried out an extensive, well-planned program around the theme. We Look About Us To See What Children Need. ACE members began the year with a scavenger hunt party for prospective members. After the for- mal initiation, pledging, and social tea, the group began work on the Homecoming project, which in- cluded house decoration and a float centered around the theme. Fantasy Land. Marsha Crowell was the overall chairman for Homecoming and Garnet Rae Barkus represented the organization on the Homecoming committee. In November the group held a creative workshop in the Industrial Arts Building under the super- vision of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ringold. At this time toys were made to give to needy children at Christmas time. In December the group had its an- nual Christmas party followed by caroling. The first semester ' s activities were brought to a close in January by a group discussion led by members of the organization for the guests of Northwest Mis- souri State Branch ACE members. ACE sponsors. Miss Chloe E. Miilikan and M iss Kathryn McKee. were the hostesses at a party for new members, which was the opening event of the second semester. Other second semester highlights for the ACE members were a discussion led by Miss Barbara Wil- son on the importance of interesting books, and other discussions dealing with the needs of children in the areas of music, spiritual guidance, and effective skills. During the Easter vacation several members of the group went to the National ACE Conference held in St. Louis. ACE Isf rou. ' : Cirnet Barkus, Reporter. Publicity Chairman: iMjrilyn Maynard. Secretary: Helen Bush. Treasurer: GIfnda Nichols. President: Chloc E. Miilikan. .Sponsor: Donna Sue Jones. Vice-President : Ellen Thompson. Social Chair- man: Connie Robcy. Crystal Rabe. Ind roit ' ; Lctha McClurg. Peggy Cox. Sandra Grove. Margaret Boyd. Kay Jean Noel. Marcia Rucker. Pat Reinerl. Jackie Smith. Judy Ellis. ' rd row: Rose Marie Rabc. Nancy Young. Mary Nelle Voss. Nina Hopple. Marcia Williams. Peggy Lockridge. La Donna Taylor. Janice Heinz. Mariam Houseworth. Hack row: Joan Prichard. Karen Hawk. Ann Curd. Eileen Rittmann. Jo Ann Matthews. Patty Logan. Barbara Ward- low. Donna Ueligger. 103 PEM CLUB On Floor: Betty Lou Heflin, General Chairman : Bobbie Bt LT, Bjshflhall Chairman; Edith Eckhoff, Boichng Chair- man. Scaled: Mary Prichard, Reporter: Mary Jane Bridgewater. Pres lien! : Vernje Ford, Vice-President: Ruth Ingram, Secretary-Treasurer. st rou. ' : Bunny Hornback. Deanic Kavanaugh. Beverly Lyle, Lois Patton, Assistant Intramural Chairman: Mariann Scalapino. Yvonne Edwards, Nina Brown. Ind rou. ' : Karyn Holmes. Kay Hawkins, Zo Ann Holt, Carolyn Boner. Gavle Houk. Marilyn Carlson, Charlotte Stamper. Marilyn Walker, Sara Beth Kurtz. 3ri rou. ' : Mary Ellen Creighton, Mary Ellen James, Pat Murphy, Wanda Smith, Alice Koppold, Sarah Porter, Carolyn Everly. Back rou. ' : Ann ' oung. Car Marjorie Irlbeck. Rose Schlie, sing. I Lilly, n i .1 n n I.I Dorothy Herzberg, epcr, Barbara Men- MENC PEM Club has nearly doubled its membership this past year. Bonnie Magill. sponsoring the forty- eight members, and Mary Jane Bridgewater, presi- dent, made this a very eventful year. With a fall picnic, PEM Club welcomed new members. Later in the spring, they honored gradu- ating seniors at the annual Senior Picnic. One of their work projects was a car wash, while one of the social highlights was the Christmas party. Homecoming was enjoyed by the alumnae of PEM Club as they attended a coffee in Miss Magill ' s home. Many members were present to welcome the graduates back. In the spring, members attended a state conven- tion of AAHPER in Waterloo, Iowa. With the start of the 1958-59 school year, Music Educators National Conference began its second year on campus. MENC is a national or- ganization of school music teachers, both instru- mental and vocal music. Dr. John Smay and Miss Ruth Miller served as faculty sponsors for the group. Student leaders were President Karen Kinnick, Vice-president Charles Elliott, and Secretary Suzanne Anno. The program committee was comprised of Shirley Noelck. Kathryn Clark Adams, Garry Jones, and Joel Pottinger. The programs consisted of guest speakers, projects, films, and demonstrations. PEM CLUB Seated: Suzanne Anno. Secretary: Charles Elliott, Vtce- President: Karen Kinnick, President. st row: Miss Ruth Miller. Sponsor: Mary Edwards, Eva Lee Hess. Sharon Pittsenbarger, Shirley Noelck. Marjorie McCIure, Lois Schradcr, John Smay, Sponsor. 2nd row. Ron Parrish, Galen Vogel, Robert E. Dri, ' hcr. Robert WilJiamson, Gary Tolen, Robert White. Back rou. ' : Vic Anderson, Dick Jenkins, C. LelanJ Trip- htt. Dick Bauman, Ronald Clark, Garry Jones. Joel Pot- tinger. 104 VFTFRANS ' CI UB Sfalfd Irncil I). Jjckton. I onjltl O. IVc on. Hdward D. K nncJv. Vfiii rni; Joe h W ' wliirUT, rftmirer; Bob f W.nc JjiTitf Ktfimcl. M.uoUl [i Suns. X ' muc WoihUoh. KichjTil Sl.ur. .i.uv M.uldick. fltti ft «ou ' ; J- 1.. llwfin. Oann M IVub.iiut. ( li.irU-5 11. (iilli . Jamrs Mvrnll. Mjriin 1 ' . .M.iun r Jr. FOREIGN STUDENTS Six foreign students have completed a year of education with their American classmates. Byung Zin Bai. Seoul. Korea, is a junior majoring in business and minoring in English. Nossrat Shilati. Tehran. Iran, is a junior. His major is agricultural engineering, and his minor is English. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Ag Club, and Writers ' Club. Nicolas Glynos is a freshman with a major in French and a minor in Spanish. Formerly of Paris. France, he is now living with his sister in Kansas City. Evelyn Blatt. a freshman majoring in French, has her home in Asuncion. Paraguay. She is a member of the Association for Childhood Education and the Student Christian Association. Mahmood Ahmadi. Tehran. Iran, is a senior with his major in agriculture and his minor in science. Merle Imamoto is a freshman on campus from Hawaii. Organized during the spring semester, 1958, the Veterans ' Club performed very satisfactorily on a fairly small membership. During that same semester in the campus election with the largest turn-out to date, the club supported its candidate for student body president. Bob Owens, and boosted him into office. With the beginning of the fall term. 1958, the club admitted approximately seventy-five veterans for membership. At the second regular meeting of that semester, the club elected its first permanent officers. Those inaugurated for their first lasting term were Edward Kennedy, president: Ken Stevens, vice-pres ident: Ted Derks. secretary: and Joe Mewhirter, treasurer. In the homecoming queen campaign, the Veterans ' Club played an active part by backing Patty Hinkle. one of the top five candidates in one of the most active periods of campaigning in the college ' s history. VETERANS ' CLUB POREIGN STUDENTS Bvunn Zin Bji. Nossrjt Shihii. Nicholas Glynos, Evelyn IMjii. Dr. JosKph iJreps. Adviior. 105 BAND Mo,o Mary Kay Hdwjrds, Judy Grant. Im roic: P.iul She J. J. C. Combs. Ronald f ' lark, Carolyn Nielsen. Darlys Vollsledt. Marcia Offenbacker. Shnron Kiel. 2nd row: Suzanne Anno. Joel Pottinger, Galen Vogcl. Ron Parrish. Maurice Noel. John Andrews. Back rou. ' : Ann Abarr, Garry Jones, Kalhv Palmquist, Jim Schar, Phil Matlheis. Parle Moss. Director. ■ Urn m ?W rV !% f?| a T ' • ••1.1, TOWER CHOIR I St row: Cjjleii Vogel. Vic Anderson, Ronnie King, Roger Reith. Robert Williamson. Joel Poltinger, Keith Bolen. Kdwin }lerde. Garry Jones. Dick Bauman, Bob Reck, 2nd row: Jean Marsh, Kcralyn Bates. Helen Johnson. Mary Edwards. Karen Miller. Mar- jorie McClure. Marty Maris. Suzanne Anno, Carol June Gulley, Peggy Malcom. Susan Grube, Marsha Crowell. Don Pelry. John Quastler, Bob White, L eland Triplitt. yrd row: Marjoric Guinn, Billy Mary Fulk. Karen Kinnick, De lores Newman. Eva Lee Hess, Shirley Noelck. Karen Mclniyre, Marilyn White, Jeanne Kr.imme. Fileen Rittmann. Charles Elliott. Jim Case, Maurice Sh.er. Rrnesi Meriz. Edward Schtach. 106 Majun-lli-. Sh. ron Kcis. 1 %t Ruiv : Katt-n MilK-r. Susjn tiriibf. Helen lijhr, Marly Maris, Linda Jones. Joyce H.irr, F.iy Fox. Jane Blezek, Vic Anderson. Jnd Row: Connie Johnson. Mary Fllrn James, l.ois Schr.ider. Jeannie Kichey, Pannie Kjvanaiigh, Ray II. I-orc. Hack liiHv: Richard Harre Ron- ' ' ' ■« ' - ' - Kob c« niHL ' i { icnaru narreii. Keith Bolen, Konn King, Dick hjiinian, l.eKoy ibt-rl Keck. Ostrus, COLLEGE CHORUS I%t Row. Shard Rorjbaugh. Joy Chris- tiansen. Emmi Mae Owens. Sharon Hefner. Sandra Crater. Joyce Harr, Judy Grant. Grube. Cleo LeRoy Ostrus. Jim Austin, J. Carolyn McNeely. Sus Fulton. Carol Ann Bang. Gene Craig. John Quasiler. C. Combs. 2nd Row: Sharon Greenwood. Lois Schrader. Shirlev Dorman. Beverly Shull. Patty Logan. Marilyn Gillis. Kathleen Hopple, Jane Blezck. Helen Bahr. Keith Bolen, Ronnie King. Jim Case. Robert Reck, John Andrews. 107 PIANO Ki.PLTOIRE CLUB 7sr Roiu: Jean Marsh, Joel Pottlnger. Secretary-Treasurer; Marty Maris, Vice-PresiJi-nt : Evj Lcc Hess, President; Karen Kinnick, Robert Reck, Nancy Wharton. 2nd Row. Bob White. Keith Bolen, Sharon Kiel, Charles Kuhn. Advisor: Marilyn Gillis, Kathryn Clark Adams, Marjorie McClure, Suzanne Anno, Karen Mclntyrc. Sandra Crater. Helen Babr. Left of Piano: Martha Whitehead, Glen Stewart, Vic Anderson, Ernest Mertz. 3rd Row: Sharon Reis. Marjorie Guinn, Jane Blezck, Mary Margaret McComb. Galen Vogel, Ron Parrish. Back Roiv: Richard Barrett, John Andrew?. Dick Baunian, J. C. Combs, Robert E. Drehcr, Garry Jones, ORCHESTRA 1st Roio: Ralph Cater, Margaret Prince, Patty Logan, Marjorie McClure, Earle Moss, Marjorie Guinn. Joel Poltinger, Karen Kinnick. 2nd RoiLT: Charles Kuhn, Glen Stewart, Bob White, Robert Williamson, Eva Lee Hess, Judy Grant. Marty Maris, Susan Grube, Ray Fore. 3rd Rou. ' : Laurence Perkins, Director: Kathryn Clark Adams. Garry Jones, Dick Bauman, Suzanne Anno, Gary Tolcn, Vic Anderson, Robert Dreber. 108 JAZZ nAND I ' iani : M.iTJoric Guinn Ixt Row: Connie Johnson, Sharon Rcis, Ron.ild CLirk, Judv Cirjni. Jcinnic Richcy. Jim Schar. Hick B.iuni.in. Richard Barrett. 2nd Rnu ' : Garry Jonc-i. Kalhryn Clark Adams. J. C. Combv Vic Anderson. Robert 1:. Drchor, Galcn VoRcl. Jack Ryan. Harlc Moss. Ducanr. STL ' HENT GROUP OF AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Glen Sicwart. 1st Wou ' : Eva Higginbolhain. . djms. Lee Hess, Nancy Charles Elliott. Wharton. Sharon Kiel. Ruth Ann Shirley Noclck. Kathryn Clark Standing: Frncst Mrrt . Wharton. Marioric tiuinn White. MADRIGAL Garry Jones, K; Shirley Noelck. rcn Kinnick. Nancv Marty Maris. Bob 109 110 Ill 112 113 COLLEGE HEIGHTS 114 UNION SNAPS 116 LIBRARY SCENES 117 MEMORABLE ri ' ■V. MOMENTS TOWER QUEEN ATTENDANTS DELIVEE CRAMER KAREN BEHRENDS SUE CRONE JOYCE WOLF 120 TOWER QUEEN iSamara (l- u UfQe55 y 121 TOWER DANCE The Royal Court . . . Mike W.iters. Karen Behrends, Bill N ' ccdeU, Sue Crone, Bob Owens. Bob Sevcr-jon, Queen Barbara Burgess, Russ Phelps, Sylvia McConkey. Joyce Wolf, Ray Ellis, Delivec Cramer, and Bill Simmons. Richard Fleming presents senate. Queen with a dozen red rosfs from the studeni Student Body President Bob Owens crowns Barbara Burgess Queen of the I 9 5 J TOWER as TOWER editor Sylvia McConkey congratulates her and her cam- paign manager, Russ Phelps, looks on. 122 TOWER DANCE t.efi: Sylvia McConkcy. 19 5 ' f 7 OWLK cdstur. dcdicau-s the yearbook lo Dr. Charles E. Kocrb ' c D( of Faculty. Ktght: TOWKR Queen Bjrb.ir. l ' .urge escort. Bob Snell. during I hi dance with her The 1959 TOWER Dance was a huge success largely due to the mellow tones of Woody Herman and his orchestra. After the dedication and cor- onation ceremonies. Queen Barbara was presented with a bouquet of roses from the Student Senate, and Bob Scverson. Chairman of the Union Board Central Party Committee, presented a dozen roses to Sylvia McConkey. TOWER editor. . 123 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS PA r lY HINKLE PEG HUMPHREYS DONNA LYNCH JANICE WILKINSON 124 joan .-r4ail HOMECOMING QUEEN 125 HOMECOMING 1958-59 1. ACE humor float, Moving on to Victory. ' 2. Phi Sigmo Epsilon beauty float entry, Fon-tosy, 3. Sigma Tou Gamma third place humor float, Grandmother, You Look Beat, 4. Sigma Sigma Sigma second place humor float, Make ' em Squirm. 5. Art Club -Kappa Pi beauty float, Paint the Town, Bearcats. 6. Alpha Sigma Alpha humor float, ' We ' re Rootin ' For Victory. © HOMECOMING 1958-59 Ag Club first place humor Float, Meaten the Mules. Art Club -Kappa Pi beauty float, ' Paint the Town, Bearcats. ' Phi Sigma Epsilon second place iaiopy, Mulegard 1. Delta Zeta third place beauty float, Holding the Reins for Victory. Sigma Sigma Sigma jalopy, Get Hep, Cats. Sigma Sigma Sigma second place beauty float, Garden of Victory. 130 131 TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON 1. Solcini (Don DeMoft) infroduces him- self to the audience. 2. lotus Blossum (Jonice Wilkinson) is not impressed by Mr. Seiko (Joe de la Cruz). 3. The Ladies ' League for Democrotic Action calls on Captain Fisby (Floyd Worley). 4. Lotus Blossum and Captain Fisby ex- change fond glances. © ' 132 TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON 1. Lotus Blossum opens her tearoom. 2. Sergeont Gregovich (John Ouastler) drunk- enly stresses his point on Colonel Purdy (Del Smith). 3. Captain Fisby takes his stand on democracy. 4. Sakini drives home his point. 5. The army jeep acquires many unwelcome passengers. 6. Mr. Seiko, o representative for the villoge, begs Coptain Fisby for a teahouse. ■i ' :! -- 133 HEDDA GABBLER Students acting in this experimenta theatre-in-the-round play were Margo Floyd, Phil Hayes, Marilyn Gillis, Pat Murphy, Ann Newcomer, Bill Price, Dann Bachand, Tom Mooberry, Janice Wilkinson, Dave Vos, Mary Prichard, Carl Barnes and Don Schooler. 134 SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE I didn ' t mean lo do ill ' sobs Max (John Quostlef) aher shooting Myro (Ruth Curf- mon). To the horror of the guests, the hermit (Don DeMott) burns the money. McGee (Corl Redmonl is greeted at Baldpote by Mr. ond Mrs. Quimby (Donn Bachond ond Ann Newcomer). Police sergeant Kennedy (Bill Price) warns the guests of the inn. The game is up when the owner of Baldpote (Jerry Lucht) reveals that the whole evening has been a joke. McGee rescues Max from Corgan ' s clutches. 135 136 ' ' ' ' ' ' W 2. Kangaroo Court. 3. Sigma Tau Gamma Jumping Jacks -Jack Boyd, Paul Routh, Larry Egland, Dick Carl, and Jack Bollinger. 4. Patty Logan singing, I Can ' t Soy No! mml 137 SEPTEMBER 7- 9 Freshman Orientation 8-10 Band Camp 1 Upperdass Registration 1 1 Freshman Registration 1 2 Classwork Begins 1 3 All School Dance 15 Town Girls Meet 1 7 Opening Assembly 1 8 Faculty Reception for Freshmen 20 Football— Bearcats - 8 SDU - 22 2 1 Panhellenic Tea 22 AWS Style Show Cheerleaders Chosen 23 Harvest Moon Dance 26 Class Officers Elected 27 Football Bearcats - Ft. Hays -13 29-Oct. 2 Rush Week OCTOBER 1 4 6 8 10 11 18 23-24 25 Intramurals Begin Football — Bearcats - 7 Wm. Jewell - 19 Assembly — Henry Scott, piano humorist Walkout Day and Dance Teachers Convention with Sen. Symington Football — Bearcats - 14 SE Mo. - 33 Football— Bearcats - SW Mo. - 1 3 Homecoming Variety Show Joan Hal! Crowned Queen Football — Bearcats - 6 Central Mo. - 28 Homecoming Dance, Les Harding 138 NOVEMBER 1 Football at Rolla Bearcats - 7 Rolla - 20 3 Assembly, Dwight Cooke. News Commentator 4 Agriculture Club Dance Charlotte Brown Elected Queen 8 Football — Bearcats - 19 NE Mo. - 20 10-15 Mid-Term Exams 1 9 English Proficiency Examination 20 Assembly — Teahouse of the August Moon 21 Public Presentation of Teahouse 26-30 Thanksgiving Recess jF DECEMBER 1 Basketball at Nebraska University Bearcats - 44 Nebraska - 85 8 Basketball with Pittsburg State Bearcats - 60 Pittsburg - 42 10 Basketball at Rockhurst Bearcats - 62 Rockhurst - 59 I 3 All School Christmas Ball Teddy Phillips Orchestra 14 Hanging of the Greens Delivec Cramer Elected Spirit of Christmas Ardith Linn Chosen Reader 16 Basketball at St. Cloud. Minn. Bearcats - 55 St. Cloud - 68 I 7 Music Department Assembly Basketball at Bemidji. Minn. Bearcats - 67 Bemidji - 63 18 Basketball at Moorhead. Minn. Bearcats - 59 Moorhead - 64 19 Christmas Holiday Begins 139 JANUARY 2 Basketball — Bearcats - 75 Cape Girardeau - 69 5 Basketball — Bearcats - 59 Springfield - 67 10 Wrestling — Bearcats - 38 Wentworth - 12 Wrestling — Bearcats - 22 William Jewell - 8 1 3 Tower Choir Assembly 14 Basketball— Bearcats - 5 3 Kirksville - 72 23 Basketball — Bearcats - 55 Springfield - 67 24 Basketball — Bearcats - 49 Warrcnsburg - 6 1 25-28 Tower Choir Tour 28 Basketball — Bearcats - 44 Rockhurst - 48 30 Basketball — Bearcats - 73 RoUa - 49 FEBRUARY 2 Asembly — Canadian Players 4 Wrestling — Bearcats - 29 Graccland - 5 6 Sadie Hawkins Dance 7 Basketball — Bearcats - 45 Graceland - 35 Wrestling — Bearcats - 24 Ft. Hays - 5 10 Basketball — Bearcats - 6 3 Warrensburg - 61 13 Assembly — Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt Basketball — Bearcats - 56 Cape Girardeau - 71 14 Basketball — Bearcats - 56 Wrestling — Bearcats - 36 16 Basketball — Bearcats - 5 3 17 Wrestling — Bearcats - 24 20 Basketball — Bearcats - 68 Wrestling — Bearcats - 20 2 3 Basketball — Bearcats - 58 24 Concert Band Assembly Wrestling — Bearcats - 40 28 Tower Dance Woody Herman ' s Orchestra Barbara Burgess Chosen Tower Queen Rolla - 49 Missouri U. - Pittsburg State - 48 Graceland - 6 Kirksville - 70 Dubuque - 1 3 Graceland - 46 Wentworth - 140 MARCH 1 - 5 Religious Emphasis Week ■5 Wrestling at William Jewel! Bearcats - 28 William Jewel! - 5 7 All Greek Dance 10 Assembly— W. I.. Shircr Wrestling with Missouri U. at Columbia IZn Seven Keys to Baldpate { ' -25 Mid-Term Exams 26 Assembly — Parents ' Day 27 Easter Recess Begins 30 Easter Recess Ends . APRIL 3- 4 District High School Music Contests 6 NEA District Conference 10-11 Agriculture Contests 18 Tri Sig Spring Formal 22 Assembly — Music Department 25 Delta Zeta Spring Formal 28 Assembly — Progressive Jazz MAY 2 Alpha Spring Formal 8 TKE Red Carnation Ball 9 Phi Sig Orchid Ball 16 Sig Tau Spring Formal 20 Assembly — Honors Day 22-28 Second Semester Finals 24 Senior Baccalaureate 28 Commencement 141 m« 1 PHYSICAL 142 FEATS 143 Front Row: Ass ' t Coach Denny P.ice, Harold Wilkinson, Grant Hilburn, Jack Taylor, Doyle Thomas, Gene Smith. Charles Booth. Mickey Nardin, Dick Powell, Pete Carrizales, Jerry Marrs. 2nd How. Marvin McDonald, Gary Schenkcl, Jack Boyd. Max Ross, Doc Hughes, Jerry Golden. Fred Fuhr, Du.ine Abbott, Joe Monachino. Dennis Neil. Paul Krokstrom, Ed Kucnzi, Glen Harlley. Coach Paul Turner. 3rd Row: Larry Belluchie, Jim Clayton. George Weed, Alvin Gaston, Phil Mahcr. Bill Rong, Jack Mendenhall. Allen Kearns, Al Brooks, Vern Bryant, Harold Dole. Raymond Sickels, Alfred Kyle. Delbert DuBois, Lonnic Timmerman. Jim Dieck. Larry Schwcizcr. Corwin Ingram, Gary Lunsford, Fd Scarlett. FOOTBALL SCORES South Dakota U 22 Maryville 8 there Fort Hays M Maryville here William Jewell .19 Maryville 7 here S.E. Mo. State 33 Maryville 14 here S.W. Mo. State 13 Maryville there Central Mo. State 28 Maryville 6 here RoUa 20 Maryville 7 there N.E. Mo. State.... 20 Maryville 19 here I ' . ' [[ ' . ' ' .] ! ._■: r.iL]l IiiiiKr, AsMsl.int l. o.ich M.ifion Moss, .ind Cir.idu.ite Assiscint Denny I ' ace, 144 VARSITY BASKETBALL 145 Coach Marion Moss Gene Jordan Leland Jackson ROAD GAMES Nebraska 85 Rockhurst ....59 St. Cloud, Minn. 68 Bemidji. Minn. 63 Moorhead, Minn. 64 Springfield .67 Warrensburg 61 Cape Girardeau 71 Rolla 49 Pittsburg 48 KirksviUe .70 Graceland 46 Maryville 44 Maryville 62 Maryville 55 Maryville 67 Maryville 59 Maryville 55 Maryville.. 49 Maryville 56 Maryville 56 Maryville 53 Maryville 68 Maryville 58 Marland Ray Ken Lein Bob Gress U 44 J 146 Don Hklund Charles Goff Gary Burns, Student Manager HOME GAMES Maryville 60 Maryville .59 Maryville .53 Maryville 44 Maryville V3 Maryville 75 Maryville .45 Maryville .63 Pittsburg 42 Springfield 67 Kirksville .. ....72 Rockhurst 48 Rolla 49 Cape Girardeau 69 Graceland 35 Warrensburg 61 Jack Freese Bob Ogden Dale Cramer 147 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 . Leiand Jackson of Maryville gets off a long one to score against Springfield. 2. All eyes are on the ball as it moves toward the basket. 3. Jackson is almost blocked as teammate Gene Jordan goes in to help. 4. Jackson goes high to get the rebound as Jordan waits to take it. 148 CHEERLEADERS From: Kjryn Holmes. GaiI Blodgett. Joyce McCoolc. Zo Ann Holi. Maui Sena. Gaye Laughery. Martha Gray. (Ji i. Ron Kixmilltt. Jim Of fenbacker. Don Kixmillct. Martha Groy Jim Offenbacker Koryn Holmes Joyce McCoole Goye loughery Ron K)xm!ller Mead Cfi««rf«0 «r nsrji iS-jA } smam Goil Blodgett 149 WRESTLING Seated: Jerry Marts. Tom Stephens, Coach H. D. Peterson, Bernard Ellis, Harold Sims Standing: Ralph Mcssetli, Bill Waugh, Jim Clayton, Harold Wilmarth, Roger Shoening. Jack Men- dcnhall, Doyle Thomas. Larry Schweizer, Lynn Peterson TRACK ' : ■. V ' ■ Kneeling: Ron Partridge. Clifton Schmitt. Wayne Jackson, Bob W. James, Marvin McDonald Standing: Coach Ryland Milncr, Bruce Wake. Pete Carrizalcs, Max Ross. Roger Wake. Marvin Rcakscckcr, Doyle Thomas. Jerry Golden, Sanford Turner 150 TENNIS Kneeling: Bob Scvcrson. Merle Sorcnson, Ken Hcrndon. Ed Fuller Standing: Jack Ballingcr. Jatnic Tankerslcy. Jack Freeze. Coach Frank Gtube BASEBALL Scaled: Cal Hjmillon. Hjrold Sims. Hank Nardont. Carl Bolz. Dclbcrt Lund tr Row: Jcrald Dallam. Fred Fuhr. Kenzil Walker. Jack Lillle. Delbert Dubois. Russell Davenport Sac Row: Dennis Tassell. Fred Reeves. Craig Summa. Ron Cain. Don Turner. Al Brooks. Neal Tremble 151 M CLUB Isf row: Charles Goff. President: Duanc Abbott, Gene Smith, Pete Carrizales. Bruce Wake. Harold Sims. 2nd row: Dennis Tassell, Wayne Anderson, Doyle Thomas, Jack Freesc, Doc Hughes, Vice-President; Sam Porter, William Currey. Back row: Jerry Marrs, Harold Wilkinson, Butch Kavanaugh, Sergeant-at- Acms; Don Eklund. Marland Ray. Leo Bangs. Philip Maher. Men on campus who have earned an M in one of the varsity sports — football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, track, golf, and tennis — make up the M Club. This year the men were led by Charles Goff, hardwood star. Freshmen early learned the significance of a green jacket bearing an M. The members of the club were the enforcers of freshman initiation. The M Club president and the student body president rang the traditional bell to indicate that Walkout Day had arrived. The men presided over the Kangaroo Courts. Members sold and collected tickets and checked activity cards at basketball games. They supervised the printing and selling of the football programs and operated the concession stand at sports events. The club acted as host to high school teams at basketball tournaments in the college gym and at the high school track and tennis meets in the spring. 152 INTRAMURALS Shirley Haas lets go for a strike. 2. Referee Bobbie Beger supervises the lipoff. All eyes ore on the bo OS the TKES and TAUS battle it out. Referee Jock Taylor watches the oction. 5. Virginia Coughlin takes bowling seriously. r 153 PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES 154 PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES 155 156 WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 . Edith Eckhoff demonstrates correct badminton procedures. 2. Archers Marjorle Irlbeck, Edith Eckhoff, and Beverly Lyie. take aim. 3. Alice Koppold and Edith Eckhoff practice table tennis. 4. Sports lllustratedl-Dorothy Herz- berg, AAorjorie Irlbeck, Alice Kop- pold. and Betty Heflin. 157 ' w kI I INNER 158 LIFE 159 Sealed: Marilyn Cox. Co-Chairman; Dr. Irene Mueller. Standing: Nick Jacobs. CoChaiTman: Dr, Gordon Strong. Faculty Chairman. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS Sealed: Dr. Irene Mueller. Dr. Gordon Strong. Faculty Chairman Standing: Larry Sheldon, Rosalie McCrary. Marcia Williams. E. L. Reed. f la PV k - la Hm i.ni U l i ' ' ' H ■L,. CyT 1 H B 1 N£ H  1«- ' H .0 ,5-- d M 1 U 1 % m 1 • . H 1: t mm ■hI I Seated: Marilyn Cox. Co-Chairman; Nick Jacobs, Co-Chairman. Standing: Bill Morse. Ardith Linn. Larry Brown. 160 NEWMAN CLUB ,Svji4 ' J: Ann.i Gorsuclj. Sponsor: Nick Jjcobs. Prestdcnl . Bcvtrly liltiotc. Vm- Prestdrnt : Al.cf Koppold. Secretary I rf usurer . Ilrlcn hush, Htportrr. lit row BAffu ' Park . MoniCJ P.irks. Dcinnj Bcbo. Rosi Mary Mcv ' r. Mjrgjrei Boyd. Pjlty Bissell, JuJ Diiitiorii. V K, DtVoif. Spomor. InJ roiv: RichjrJ Bjrmjnn. PjuI Ro.ich, Rose Schlit, Bi U Ambrose. VirKini.i ( ounhlin. Fllcn Thompson. Mary Kji Mirlindalc. rJ row CtAty Frurh. Jrrry Curnutt. Hdwjrd K Kennclh Jjcobs. Philip Mahcr. Ed FUnncry. rtdiA ruu ' i Richard Dowell. Michael lV vli- Robvil Dovl. John Rich v dv. SCA n i|j u VJ BI k! fll t MMI f tJTi n, WTmM B? L H f ts iH wSm ALm iNU I%| m P Hli I The Student ( ' bristian Association, under the leadership ot President James Mclntyre and Spon sors Dr. Irene Mueller and Dr. Joseph Dreps, cen- tered the activities of the year around the theme. What Is My Place in the Twentieth Century: This theme was carried out in a number of discus- sion groups led by Ardith Linn and Stanley Rice. Regular meetings throughout the year included the get-acquainted picnic in September, the Thanks- giving Banquet. Christmas caroling, the Easter Sun- rise Service, and the year ' s end picnic at College Park, Members ol the Student Christian Association also participated in such special activities as the Thanksgiving Convocation, held at Residence Hall in conjunction with the college chorus. Religious Emphasis Week in March, and the Spring Conven- tion at the Lake of the Ozarks. The Newman Club is an organization composed of Catholic students with objectives to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of social, re- ligious and intellectual activities. Some of the year ' s activities were picnics, mixers. Communion breakfast, attending conventions, and monthly meetings consisting of discussions, lectures, and question and answer periods. Several of the members served on various committees in planning Religious Emphasis Week. Father Rich Saale of St. Patrick ' s Church was the Newman Club chaplain with Miss Anna Gor- such and Mr. E. K. DeVore as co-sponsors. Pro- viding leadership for the students were Nick Jacobs, president: Beverly Elliott, vice-president; Alice Koppold, secretary-treasurer, and Helen Bush, re- porter. Five members attended the regional convention of the central midwest region of Newman Clubs at Saint Scholastica College. Atchison. Kansas. At- tending were Miss Gorsuch, Alice Koppold, Beverly Elliott, Patty Berg, and Rose Mary Meyer. NEWMAN CLUB STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Sealed: E. L. Rccd, Ireasaccr: Irene Mueller, Spontor; James R. Mclntyre. President; Marilyn Cox. Vice-President: Betty McC!aig, Secretary. u row Gwen Mayfield. Nancy Terwilliger. Party Hinkle, Ardith Linn, Commissions Chairman: Gloria Jackson. Lucy Taylor, Peggy Lock ridge. Julia Thompson. Ind row . Sylvia McConkey, Reporter: Edwin Hcrde. EtU Mac McCIurg. Donna AlUn. Ruth Ann Jestes. Janice Heinz, Julia Williamson, Kathy Palmquisl. 3rd roit ' : Stanley Rice. Commt ston Leader: John Lock- ridge. Shirley Haas. Bonita Allen. Loretta Farmer, EUcn Spurrier. Ann Abarr. Ronn J. King. Chorisffr; Fay Fox. Back row . Garnet Rae Barkus. Marilyn M3nlcy. Marilyn White. Connie Lou Kamphcfner. Saundra Krokslrom, Helen C:hristenson. Cecil Hoffman. Shirley Sneed, Eugene Wat- son. 161 COLLEGE CHURCH GROUPS College youth groups in several of the local Mary- ville churches have provided a means to NWMSC students for living richer, fuller spiritual lives. Many students of diverse faiths worshipped to- gether and gained much from their fellowship. The Baptist Student Union met at the First Baptist Church every Monday evening for a council meeting and every other Friday morning for a de- votional dinner. The roll totaled 207. Officers for this year were Marilyn Cox, president: Ross Wells, vice-president; Nina Hopple, secretary; Ann New- comer, enlistment chairman; Yvonne Edwards, devotional chairman; Robert K. James, social chair- man, and Jody Newcomer and Bob Ogden, pub- licity. Don Evans was the student director in charge of the group. The Rev, Howard ,Judah is pastor. Members attending Wesley Foundation at the First Methodist Church gathered at 5:30 Sunday for supper followed by a meeting at 6:00, Leaders of the group during 1958-59 were E, L, Reed, president; Joan Prichard, vice-president: Myrna Arms, secretary, and Ray Fore, treasurer. Enrolled in the group were 200 students, 60 of which were active members. The Rev, Ray Gass was the Methodist Church youth director and sponsor of the group. The Rev, Ralph Hicks is the minister, Canterbury Club, the college group at St, Paul ' s Episcopal Church, did not meet regularly this year but next fall The Rev, Charles Sanders, pastor and chaplain of the Club, hopes that with added enlist- ment, regular sessions can be held. Fifteen active members met at the church Wednesday mornings at 7;00 for Holy Communion and breakfast. The First Presbyterian Church offered Sunday School for the college students but the College Age Group met irregularly. The Rev, Robert Ceperley hopes that meetings can be resumed in the near future, Mrs, Laura Craig Murray was the director of the group. Students met Sundays at 5:30 for supper followed by a worship and discussion period. The Epsilon Lambda Chapter of Gamma Delta International was open to NWMSC students at the Hope Lutheran Church, Gamma Delta met every second and fourth Sunday evenings of the month at Parish Hall. Officers were Ernest Mertz, president; Dwanc Iwcn, vice-president: Jackie Schrooten, sec- retary, and Rae Ann Nixon, treasurer. The Rev. Stephan J, Korinko is pastor. The youth group for college students at the First Christian Church was the Disciples Student Fellow- ship, The members met at the church Sunday eve- nings at 5:00 followed by supper at 6:00, Members of the local chapter attended two state meetings during the year and the national confer- ence, DSF Ecclesia, Larry Gray is student and youth worker. The Rev, George Barger is pastor. Lou Jane Taylor is DSF president. 162 IN MEMORIAM LELAND CARTER Many NWMSC students noticed something missing from their lives this year. Gone was the quick smile and attracting personality of LeLand Carter. His absence from this campus was felt by all those who had ever met him. He died in the Harlan Hospital Sept. 8 as a result of injuries suffered in an auto- mobile accident on Sept. 5. LeLand first enrolled at this college in the fall of 1955 with a major in fine arts and a minor in English after having been graduated from Harlan High School that spring. Classified as a sophomore during the school year 1957-58. LeLand would have been in his fourth year here. While in high school. LeLand was a member of Art Club and Hi-Y. Upon graduation he received the Louis Art Award. Mr. and Mrs. LeLand Carter. Harlan, were his parents. 163 TOWER DIRECTORY Ad minisi ration 12-13 Association for Childhood Hducation 1 03 Ag Club 100 Alpha Phi Omega 96 Alpha Psi Omega 96 Alpha Sigma Alpha 76-77 Art Club 101 Assembly Committee 88 Associated Women Students 92 Basketball 145-148 Calendar 138- 1 4 1 Campus Shots 20-20 Cheerleaders 149 Church Groups 162 College Heights 114 Colhecon 98 Dance Club 156 Dedication 9 Delta Zcta 78-79 Dormitory Life 1 10-111 Drama Club 99 Dramatics 1 32-135 Faculty 14-17 Foreign Students 105 Forensics 97 Football 144 Freshman Hall Council 91 Freshman Hall Counselors 91 Hanging of the Greens 130-13 1 Homecoming Committee 88 Homecoming Queen 125 Homecoming Queen Attendants....! 24 Homecoming Snaps 126-129 Industrial Arts Club 100 In Mcnuiriam 163 Interlraiernity Council 93 Intramural Councils 94 Intra murals 1 53 Kappa Delta Pi 95 Kappa Omicron Phi 98 Kappa Pi 101 library Scenes 117 M Club 152 M E.N.C 104 Music 106-109 Newman Club 161 Northwest Missourian 89 Office Staffs 18-19 Panhellenic Council 9 3 Phi Sigma Epsilon 82-83 Physical Education Classes ....154-155 Physical Education for Women .157 P.E.M. Club 104 Pi Kappa Delta 97 Pi Omega Pi 95 President of the College 10-1 1 Quad Council 92 Quad Life 1 12-113 Religious Emphasis Committees.... 1 60 Residence Hall Council 90 Residence Hall Counselors 90 S.C.A 161 Senior Class 32-46 Senior Class Officers 46 Sigma Sigma Sigma 80-81 Sigma Tau Gamma 84-85 Spring Sports 150-151 Student NEA— MSTA 102 Student Senate 74 lau Kappa Epsilon 86-87 Tower Dance 122-123 Tower Queen 121 Tower Queen Attendants 120 Tower Staff 1 Trailer Court 115 LInderclassmen 47-70 Underclass Officers 71 Union Board 74 L ' nion Snaps 116 Vets Club 105 Walkout Day 136-137 Who ' s Who 75 Writers Club 99 STUDENT INDEX A Abarr. Ann, Mt. Avr. la 47. 106, 161 Abbott, Duanc. Creston, la 47. 84, 144, 152 Ackley, Paul, iMarshalltown, la 3 2 Adkins. Earl F,, St. Joseph. Mo 32 Akers, Karen, Kellerton, la 47, 102 Akers. Wendell, Decatur, la 47 Alexander, Robert, Stuart, la 47 Allen, Bonita. Elmira, Mo 161 Allen, Donna. Union Star. Mo 47, 89, 161 Allwood, J. Calvin, Maysville. Mo 32, 92, 100 Amabilc. John, Jersey City, N. J 92 Ambrose. Elizabeth. Ferguson, Mo 99, Anderson. Carl, Guilford, Mo Anderson, Donald, Jefferson, la 47, Anderson, Kay, Malvern, la 47. 79. Anderson. John Roger, Hopkins. Mo Anderson, Melvon, Pickering, Mo Anderson. Rosalee, Clarinda, la Anderson, Sharon, Riverton. la Anderson, Victor, Coin, la 104. 106, 107. 108. Anderson. Wayne Earl. Gray. la 47. Andrews, John, Grant City, Mo 47. 87. 106. 107. 161 47 82 111 ..47 100 47 47 109 152 108 108 102 47 Anno. Suzanne, Forest City, Mo 32. 104, 106 Anthan, Maro. Kansas City, Kan 47 Armficld, Luther. Union Star, Mo Arms. Myrna, Maryville. Mo 47, 95 Arms, Robert. Maryville, Mo 47 Ash, Karen, St Charles, la 47 Austin, Jim. New Boston. Mo 107 B Babb, Garv, Cameron, Mo 47 Bachand, Dann, Red Oak, la 47. 105. 134. 135 Bagby. James. Maryville, Mo 47 Bahr. Helen, Wall Lake, la 47. 107. 108 Bai. Byungzin, Seoul, Korea 105 Baker, Darwin. Red Oak, la 47 Baker. Joy, Elliott, la 47 Baker, Merlin. Bethany. Mo 32 Ballingcr. Jack, Stewartsville. Mo 32. 84. 137. 151 161 161 134 102 48 48 106 48 109 48 Bang, Carol, Shenandoah, la 47, 102, 107 Bangs, Leo, Shenandoah, la 136, 152 Bargenquast, LaVern, Haroch, la 47 Barker, Paul. Nodaway, la 47. 99 Barkus, Garnet, St. Joseph. Mo 32, 88, 89. 92. 102, 103. Barmann, Richard. Maryville, Mo 47, 100, Barnes, Carl, Bedford, la 32, 101, Barnes, Joyce, Maryville, Mo 47. 88. 89. Barnes, Retha, Bedford. la Barnctt, Bud, Red Oak, la Barr, Janet, Red Oak, la 103 Barrett, Richard, Grand Jet,, la 107, 108. 109 Barten, Dorothy, Manning, la 48 Bates, Keralyn, Oakland, la Bauer, Patricia, Villisca, la Baumann, Dick, Lake City, la 104, 106. 107. 108 Bay, Kathryn, Shenandoah, la Bayles. Ralph. St. Joseph. Mo 32 Bayless. George, Ridgeway, Mo 48 Bean, Ward, Auburn. la 48 Beason, Mary, Council Bluffs, la 1, 48, 79. 89. 110 Bebo. Deanna. Algona, la 48. 77. 161 Bebo, Warren, Algona. la 48, 83 Beemcr, Jack, Bedford, la 48 Beeson, Donald, Shenandoah, la 32. 74. 86. 88. 89. 93. 105 Beger, Barbara, St. Joseph, Mo 48, 94, 104, 153 Bchrends, Delores, Wiota, la 48, 78, 89, 99, 111 Behrends, Karen, Wiota, la 48, 79, 120. 122 Belcher. James. Rosendale, Mo . 48 Belluchie, Larry. Glenwood Springs. Colo 144 Bennett, E. Joan, Maryville, Mo 48, 80 Bennett. Philip. Chillicothc, Mo 83 Bennum, Mary Belle, Coffey. Mo 48 Benson. Gordon. Lamoni, la 48 Bensyl, Conrad, Wathena, Kan 32, 102 Berrier, Robert, Shenandoah, la 48 Bill, Sandra. Rosendale. Mo 32. 75 Billingsley, Sarah, Clearmont, Mo 48 Binnickcr, Yolonda, St, Joseph, Mo 48 Birkenholz. Mjry. Parnell, Mo 48 Bissell. Patricia, Corning. la 48, 98, 161 Bjorn, Gary, Atlantic, la 48, 86 Bjorn, Jeancttc, Atlantic, la 48 Blackwell, Roger, MaryviUe, Mo 48, 85 Blagg, Charla, MaryviUe, Mo 48, 77 Blake. Karon, Atlantic, la 32, 88, 95, 103 Blake. Larry, Atlantic, la 3 2, 100 Blatt. Evelyn. Asuncion. Paraguay 48. 105. 110 Blezek. Jane. Yale. la 48. 107. 108. Ill Blodgett Nancy. Mound City. Mo 48. 149 Bloomer. Gayle. St. Joseph. Mo 32 Boeck. Mary. Minden, la 33. Q] Boedeker. Paul Parnell. Mo 49 Bolen. Keith. Cameron. Mo 49. 106, 107. 108 Bond. James, Bethany, Mo 49, 85 Boner, Carolyn, Albany, Mo 49, 74, 81, 104 Bonham, Larry, St. Joseph. Mo 49 Booth, Charles. Bethany. Mo 33. 112, 144 Booth. Gary. Thayer, la 49 Booth. Marty. MaryviUe. Mo 33 Borden. Wayne, Bethany. Mo 33 Bowes. Carolyn. MaryviUe. Mo 33 Boyd. Jack. Trenton, Mo 137, 144 Boyd, Margaret. Shenandoah. la 49. 71. 81. 88, 100, i03, iii. 161 Boycr. Janice. Crcston. la 49 Bramman. Henry. Avoca. la 49 Bray. John. Creston. la 33 Bregin. John, St. Joseph. Mo 85 Bridgewater. Mary Jane. Hopkins. Mo 3 3. 1 04 Brinker. Lenor. Lake City, la 49 Brock. Bernal. Atlantic. la 87 Brooke. Glendon, Cowgill, Mo 49 Brooks, Al, Independence, Mo 144, 15| Brotherton, James, Crcston, la 3 3. 82 Brown. Clyde. Mound City. Mo 49. 102 Brown. Larry. Albany, Mo 49, 82 Brown, Larry C, MaryviUe, Mo 49, 86, 88, 97, 160 Brown, Lcland, Bedford, la 33 Brown, Leon, Skidmore, Mo 100 Brown, Marlene. No, Kansas City, Mo 49, 77 Brown, Michelle, Cottey, Mo ' 49 Brown, Nina. Waukee. la 49, 104. 1 Lo Brown. Scott. MaryviUe. Mo 49 Browne. Pamela, Kansas City, Mo 49, 80. 101 Bruce. Donald. Red Oak. la ' ,. 83 Bruggeman. Lon, Manilla. la 49, 92 Bruggeman. Wade. Manilla. la 33. 92 Bryant. Vernon, MaryviUe, Mo I44 Buck, Lester, St. Joseph, Mo 49 Bullock, Janyce. Falls City, Nebr 49 Bump, Pat, Atchison. Kan 49. 78. 90. 93. 103 Burgess. Barbara. Smithville. Mo 49. 71. 76. 89, 90, 121, 122, ' ' l ' 23 Burgett, Rex, Adel, la 49 ] 00 Burgher, Don, Blockton, la 100 Burns. Gary, Red Oak, la 83, 147 Burns, Ronald, Rock Port. Mo 49 Bush. Helen. St. Joseph. Mo 33, 89, 103, 161 Bush, John. Gravity. la 96! 113 Butcher. Carl. Si. Joseph. Mo 3 3 Cabiness, Shermalync, St. Joseph. Mo 49. 130 Cain. Ronald. Thurman. la 83. 151 Cairns. Charles, Shenandoah. la 49 Campbell, Joyce, Elmo. Mo 49 Campbell. Sharon. King City. Mo 49 Carey. Ruth. Elliott. la 34, 98 Carl. Dick, Atlantic, la 33, 93. 137 Carl. Douglas. MaryviUe. Mo ' . 33, 84 Carlson. Betty. Somers. la 103 Carlson. Marilyn. Audubon. la 33. 104 Carrizales. Pete. Mt. Clemens. Mich 144. 150. 152 Carroll. George. Stanberry. Mo 50 Gary, Marlene, Red Oak. la 50, 103 Case, James, Jefferson, la 106, 107 Caswell, Cecyl, Canton, New York 50 Gate, Odis, Kansas City, Mo 50, 92 Chamberlin. Gary. Ridgeway. Mo 50. 82 Chambers. Sheryl. Leon, la 50, 89 Chivington, Maudie, Si. Jo.seph, Mo 50, 102. 131 Christensen, Marlene, Coon Rapids, la 50, 103 Christiansen, Joy, Des Moines, la 50, 107, 111 Christenson. Helen. Stanberry. Mo 50. 99. 161 Clark. Elmer, Gower. Mo 34, 84 Clark Jeanne. Saratoga Springs, N. Y 77 Clark. Jone. l.awson. Mo 50 Clark. Kathryn. King City. Mo 34. 108, 109 Clark. Melvin. Easton. Mo 50. 85 Clark. Nancy, Agency, Mo 34 Clark, Nancy Jane, New Hampton, Mo 50, 81 Clark, Ronald, Hamlin, la 50, 104. 106, 109 Clayton, Jim, Waukegan, 111 144. 150 Clemens. Jerry. Mound City. Mo 50 Coats, Rosemary, King City, Mo 102, 110 Coburn, Eidward, Albany, Mo 34, 82 Cochran. Sharon, Lenox, la 50, 102 Collier, Keith, Shenandoah, la 34, 96, 100 Combs, J. C. Clearmont, Mo 87, 106, 107, 108, 109 Combs, Marsha, Gower. Mo 34, 95, 101 Combs Marvin. Worth. Mo 34 Combs. William. Worth. Mo 34. 155 Comer. Patricia. Ridgeway. Mo 50 Conley. Jim. Fairfax. Mo 50 Cooney. John, Brooks. la 50 Cooper, Dale, Jamesport, Mo 50, 86 Cooper, Eugene, MaryviUe, Mo 85 Copeland, Marvyn, Skidmore. Mo 50. 86. 112 Corbin. Pat. St. Joseph. Mo 50 Cornell, Kathryn, Cumberland, la 50, 103, 111 Cornwell, James, Excelsior Springs, Mo 34 Cottle, George, Skidmore, Mo 50 Cotton. William. Forest City. Mo 34. 89 Cottrell. Pat. Parkville, Mo 34. 88. 91. 110. Ill Coughlin, Virginia, Cumberland, la 50, 79, 153. 16 1 Cox. Donald. Marshall, Mo 50 Cox. Janet. St. Joseph, Mo 50, 74, 76, 116 Cox, Marilyn, Shenandoah, la 34, 91, 95, 103, no, 160, 161 Cox, Peggy, Corning, la __50, 74, 80, 90, 93, 102, 103 Cracraft. John. MaryviUe. Mo 50. 114 Craig, Eugene. Shenandoah, la 85. 107 Craig, Rex, Ridgeway, Mo 34, 95, lOO Cramer, Carl, Chillicothe, Mo 50 Cramer, Delivee, Chillicothe, Mo 34, 80, 89, 93, 95, 102, 120. 122 Cramer, Robert, Chillicothe, Mo 51. 147 Crater, Sandra, MaryviUe, Mo 51, 107, 108 Crawford, Bennett, MaryviUe, Mo 83 Crawford, Jo, MaryviUe, Mo 74, 75, 98, 102 Crawford, Karen, Earlham, la 51, 102 Crawford, Ruth, Earlham, la 102 Creighton, Mary, Pattonsburg, Mo 51, 104, 110 Crider, Garrie, Maitland, Mo 51, 83 Crone, Sue. Winston. Mo 51. 120. 122 Grouse. Maryln. Carroll, la 51, 102 Crowell, Marcia, Adel, la 51, 74, 91, 92, 95, 102, 103. 106 Croy, William, MaryviUe, Mo 51, 84 Culver, Caroyln, Lathrop, Mo 51. 77 Cummings, Carolyn, Bedford, la 51, 91. 98, 99 Cummings, Paul, Smithville, Mo 51. 82 Cummins. Kenneth. Winterset, la 51. 83, 100 Cunningham, Linda, Gatun, Canal Zone 51, 94, 99 Curd, Ann, Crystal City, Mo 51. 103 Curfman, Ruth, MaryviUe, Mo 35, 96. 135 Curnutt, Jerry, Barnard, Mo : 51, 161 Curry, William, Vinton, la 35, 85, 152 D Dake, Judy, St. Joseph. Mo 51. 79. 131 Dallam. Jerry. Faucctt. Mo 35. 82. 151 Daniels. Stephen. Gower. Mo 85 Davenport. Norma. Mt. Ayr. la 35. 95 Davenport, Russell, Mt, Ayr, la 35. 151 David, Delores, Mound City, Mo 51, 102 Davis. Dahlman, Bolckow, Mo 51 Davis, Joe, EagleviUe, Mo 35, 82 Davis. Joyce, Council Bluffs, la. 51 Davis. Ronald. Rushville. Mo 51. 100 Dean. Larry. MaryviUe, Mo 35 Deardorff, Judy. Yale. la 51, 161 DeBow, Carolina, Kansas City, Mo 51, 71, 78, 88, 93, 102 ill- 1.1 Cru . JiH ' . Njn.ikiih O.ilui. Il.iw.iii S. IXMott. Dan. M-uyvillo. Mo SI. b- H Dompscy. Lois. College .Springs, b ' ' 1 IX-Neen, Jim. Si. Joseph. Mo IXrks. Ted. Cmillord. Mo Pe.Selms .l.uk M.uvville. Mo Oew. I .irrv. lUirlinglon, Jit., Mo niikev. Kenmtt). 1 xcelsior Springs. Mo .51 1V2 MS I I I , 51 . 35 . 51 . 51 .136 n.eik. J.imes V.uikeg.in. Ill . ' . 144 51 86 52 144 103 100 107 101 52 52 52 161 161 161 82 87 . 95 . 52 109 151 130 Oodgc. Ircderiij, H.iniilton. Mo Oodson, furv. SmiihviUe. M o OoeblieUng. Ired. I ores! City. Mo DoW. George. Hulib.ird, la Donovan. l;l.iine. Sc. Joseph. Mo 35, Pornian. Montra. .Marvville. Mo 35, Oorman. Shirlev Truro la 52, 103, Dorsev. Danny Si. .Joseph. Mo 35. 82. Dorsev. lommv. Anita, la Dougan. Ronald Barnard. Mo Dougherty. Donald Bedlord. la Dowell Richard. Marvville, Mo 35. 86. Miihael. Oakland, la Robert. Oakland, la 52, Douglas. Coon Rapids, la 52, Gene. Marvville. Mo Mildred. Mt. Ayr. la 35 Dreher. Mania, Marvville. Mo Dreher. Robert. Marvville, Mo 35. 104, 108, DuBois. Delbert. Gower, Mo 144. Duckworth. Delila. Albany. Mo 52. 80. 94, Duckworth. Richard. St. Joseph. Mo 87 Do vie. Dovle. Drake. Drake. Drake. Dudgeon. Sandra. Audubon. la. Dunham. Patricia. Lock Springs. Mo.. Dunn. Ray. St. Joseph. Mo Dupuis, Pruella. Clarinda. la Durant Robert. St Joseph, Mo Dyer. Ronald Osborn. Mo .52, 83, 52 . 52 . 36 . 36 100 . 52 Easton. Sara. St. Charles. la Eberle. Marlene. Lenox, la Eberlc, Raedcne. Lenox, la Eckhoff. Edith. Margarita. Canal Zone 52. 78. 94, 104, Edwards. Frances. Hamilton. Mo Edwards Mary. Eagleville. Mo Eglen. Larry. Anderson. Ind Eisenbarger. I.arrv. Bethany. Mo Hklund. Don. Creston, la Elder. Pat. Maitland, Mo Elliott. Beverly. Parkville. Mo Elliott. Carolyn. Ridgewav. Mo... Elliott. Charles. St. Joseph. Mo... Elliott. Yvonne. Burlington Jet.. Ellis. David. Maryvillc. Mo Ellis. Bernard, Humeston, la Ellis, Judy, St. Joseph. Mo Ellis. Ray. Amity. Mo Elswick. Sheila. Lamoni. la Emmcck. Ruth. Altoona. la Enfield. Sandra. Cambridge, la.... Epperson. Rochelle. Barnard. Mo. Evans. Dorothy. Savaiinah. Mo..., Evans. Sterling. Maryville. Mo Evcrly. Carolyn. Coffey. Mo Eychancr. Ruth. Rosendale. Mo... 52 .52. 102, 130 ....36, 95. 102 154. 155. ...52, 94. ..52, 104. 85. 52 .-36. 82. 147. 36, 102, .92. 95. 102. .104. 106. 109. Mo. .36. 81. 100. 100. .52. ...52, 36 r5 2, ' i04. Fair. Paul. Breckenridgc. Mo , Fairchild. Robert. Chillicothc. Mo Fankhauser. Carol. Cosby. Mo Farmer. Loretta. Kansas City. Mo larnan. Maurice. Clyde. Mo larnan. William. Conception Jet.. Mo. larnsworth. Nat Aurora. Ill Faubion. Ruth. Grant City, Mo Fegan. Jean. Earlham. la Fcldman. Karen. Stanberry. Mo Fellows, Jane Bedford, la Fellows. William. Bedford. la Fcuerbacher. John. Oregon. Mo .52, .53. 91 ....52. 102. .36, 98. 53. .53. ...53. 157 104 106 137 84 152 131 161 52 136 52 52 150 103 122 52 111 77 52 98 36 110 103 89 36 98 161 36 36 36 102 101 53 102 83 53 1 lie. Wray. Oeslon, la 1 ine. Richard. Hopkins. Mo Fine. Robert. Utica. Mo I ink, .)oy. Oregon. Mo riannery. lid. Des Moines, la 36, 96, lleming. James. Creston. la 36. Fleming. Richard. Wintersct. la 53, 74, 82, Florea. Ciael. Hopkins. Mo 5 3, Floyd, Margo, Platte City, Mo 53, 76. Ford, Vcrnie, I illmore. Mo 37. 46. 78, 104. 111. Fore, Raymond, Cameron, Mo 53, 102. 107, Fox. Fay. Red Oak, la 53, 102, 107, Fox, Marjoric, Carson, la Framplon. Garland, Parnell, Mo F ' rantum, Gerald, Menburn, la Irant . Ronald. Grand Jet., la Fra .ier, Don, Grant City, Mo 52, Frederick, Joseph, King City. Mo Frederick. Pat. King City. Mo Frccsc. Jack. Council Bluffs, la 53, 84, 147, 151, Frese. Judy. Indianola. la Frizzell. Marilyn. Chillicothc. Mo 5 3, Frueh, Gary, Maryville, Mo 5 3, 100. Fuhr. I ' red, liast LXnroit, Mich 144, Fulk, Billy, Maitland. Mo Fuller, Frank, Princeton, Mo Fuller, Juanita, Gashland, Mo Fuller, Richard, Emerson, la Fulton, Cleo, Maryville, Mo 37, Fulton, Joyce, Leon, la 100 53 53 53 161 122 95 86 134 154 108 161 53 37 96 53 82 37 53 152 53 102 161 151 106 53 53 , 53 107 . 53 G Gabbert. Gardner Garlick, Garrett, Garten. Gaston, Gates, Paul Geha, Dick. John. Grant City, Mo 100 Larry, Sidney, la 37. 82, 92. 95 John, Chillicothc, Mo 53 Michael, Fillmore. Mo 53. 83, 100 Robert, Maryvillc. Mo 53, 83 Al, Alexandria, Nebr 144 Grant City, Mo 53 St. Joseph, Mo 85 George, Charles, Webb City. Mo. Gepner. Maryann. Mt. Ayr. la Gerardy. Peggy, Atchison. Kan Gerdes, Thelma, Craig, Mo Gibson, Joyce, Mound City, Mo... 53 54. 77 .54. 102. Id 54, 76, 91 ....54. 98. I in Gidley, Allan, ViUisca, la 54, 80 Giffin, Margaret. St. Joseph. Mo 54 Gilliland, Jerry. Lathrop. Mo 54. 117 Gilliland, John, l.athroo. Mo... Gillis. Charles. Maitland, Mo 54, 71, 100, 54 105 Gillis, Helen, Oregon, Mo 37 .54, 97, 107, lOJ Mo,.. .. .54. 37 37 r3 ' 6 ' . 147. ' ..37. 144. .54, 74. 76, 95. 106. 107. 108. .54. 87. 9 ' 9, ' i r2. 134 85 87 , 85 95 105 152 150 54 54 54 102 109 54 1 13 54 Gillis. Marilyn, Mound City. Mo Gilmore. Dick. Cameron. Mo Gipple. Kenny. Atlantic, la Girard, Don, Red Oak, la Girard, Margaret, Red Oak, la Glynos. Nicholas, North Kansas City. Goff. Charles. Grant City. Mo Golden, Gerald. Kansas City, Mo Goldner, Marvin, Shannon City, la... Grace. Dorilla, Denver, Mo Gragg, Robert, Parnell, Mo Graham, Karen, Orient, la Grant, Judy, Jefferson, la 54, 98 Grant, Kathryn, Adair, la Grantham Dwight. Kansas City. Mo Graves. Paul, l.ohrville. la Gray. Martha, Davis City, la 54, 77, 149, 156 Gray, Phillip, Pattonsburg. Mo 54 Green. Alice. Barnard. Mo 54 Green. Dick. Blockton. la 54. 100 Greenwood. Sharon, Cainsville, Mo .-... 54. 107 Gress. Bob. Marne. la . 54. 146 Griggs. Jerry. St. Joseph. Mo 87 Grout. Robert. Tingley. la 54, 100 Grout, Ronald, Tingley. la 100 Grove, Sandra, St Jo.seph Mo 37. 80. 103 Grube. Susan. Maryville. Mo 81. 106, 107. 108 Guenther. John Bedford, la 54 Guertin. Pat. Sibley, la 54 Guest. Darrel. King City. Mo 54. Guest. Martha. King City. Mo 54. 81 Guinn Marjorie. Rosendale. Mo 106. 108. 84 80 100 98 109 GuUey, Carol. Lathrop, Mo 55, 11, Gunderson, William, Marnc, la 106 .113 H Haas. Shirley. ChiUicothc, Mo 55, 81. 91. 153. Haddcn. Hugh. Jackson, Mich 55 Hague, Shirley. Rock Port, Mo Hale. Marilyn. Murray, la Hall. Donald. Sidney. la Joan, Watson, Mo 55, 81, 103, 111, 125, John, Carson, la Romona, MaryviUe, Mo Virginia, Hopkins, Mo 55 Kathcrinc, Burlington Jet., Mo Hall Hall Hall Hall, Hann Mo,. .55, 86 ...112, .55, 71, 74, 37, Hann. Richard. Burlington Jet Hansen. Dale. Van Meter. la Hansen. David. Atlantic, la Hansen. Lewis. Atlantic. la Hanson. Janet. Somcrs. la Hanson. Janice. Somers. la Hanson. Sandra. Clearfield, la Hargrave. David. Maryvillc. Mo Hargrave. Dick. MaryviUe, Mo Harper. Sheridan. Kansas City. Mo 55 Harr. Joyce. Cosby. Mo Harris. Marcia. Harris, Mo 55, 80, 102, Harris, Mary, Forest City, Mo 55 Harris, Pat, Platte City, Mo 55, 79, Harris, Rose Mary, Harris, Mo 55, 81 Harr, Sue. Eagleville. Mo 55, Harter. Joyce. MaryviUe. Mo Hartley, Glenn, Maryvillc, Mo Hascall, Kirk, Emerson, la Hawk, Jerry, Cameron, Mo 55, 7], 87, Hawk, Karen, Atchison, Kan 55, 80, Hawkins, Kay. Pleasanton. la 55. 104, Hayden, Robert, MaryviUe, Mo 37 Hayes, Phil, Union Star, Mo 55, Hazzard. Ronald, Forest City, Mo Head, Carolyn. Shenandoah. la Heflin. Betty. Colorado Springs. Colo ■-, 55. 94. 104. 111. 154. 155. Heflin. Norman. MaryviUe, Mo Hein, Margaret, Villisca. la -[[[[[[[[. Heinz, Janice, Cosby, Mo 56, 103 Heller, Donald, Binghamton, N. Y Hembry. Sharon, Lamoni, la Hemmingsen. Marilyn, Neola, la Henderson. Richard, St. Joseph. Mo 56 Hendricks. Leon. Lake City. la Henson. Carole. Easton, Mo Herde, Edwin. ParncU. Mo 37, 96, 106 Herrmann. Sharon. Greenfield. la ' , Herzberg. Allen. MaryviUe. Mo 56, Herzberg. Dorothy, MaryviUe. Mo 56. 104. Hess. Carrol. Skidmore. Mo ' 55 Hess. Eva. Skidmore. Mo 7. 81, 88. 93, 102, foT ' ToeVTo ' sr Hester, James, Mound City, Mo Heumader, Shirley, St. Joseph, Mo [ [[[[ [[. Hiatt. Dorothy. Weston, Mo Higginbotham, Harlan, Albany, Mo 38, 75, Higginbotham, Ruth, Albany. Mo 56. Higgins. George. MaryviUe. Mo 56, Higgins, Nancy, Griswold, la Hilburn, Grant, Kansas City, Mo 56, Hiley, Marvin, Winston, Mo Hill. Jerry. Burlington Jet.. Mo Hill. Nancy. Kansas City. Mo 56, Hillers, Joe, Blockton. la Hilsabeck, Larry. Guilford, Mo 56, Hinde. B ' ll. Oregon. Mo . ' Hinderlitcr. Mary. Rock Port. Mo 56. 76, Hinkle. Patty, Bigelow, Mo 56, 90, 95, 98, 124, Hitt. Rodger, Oakland, la Hobbs, Jerry, Weston, Mo Hoffman, Cecile, Bedford, la 56, 95, Holcomb, Foster. Coffev, Mo Holmes. James. Gainsvillc. Mo 88 Holmes. Karen. Council Bluffs. la Holmes. Karyn. New Hamoton, Mo 81, 104. Holmes. Linda. Gower, Mo Holt. Zo Ann. MaryviUe. Mo 80. 104. 161 . 86 . 98 . 55 55 127 , 55 . 55 , 98 55 55 85 . 87 1 13 103 103 55 , 88 94 . 19 55 131 98 111 91 98 37 144 85 113 103 156 99 134 55 55 157 55 55 161 85 56 56 102 56 56 161 56 102 157 83 109 56 38 r6 82 109 86 56 144 100 56 103 lOO 82 56 101 161 56 56 161 100 89 1 1 I 149 102 149 Holtmycr. Marlin. Red Oak. la 57 ' Hopple. Kathleen. King City, Mo 107 Hopple, Nina, King City. Mo 57, 103 Horn, Judy, Kearney, Mo 57, 89 Hornback, Merle, Parkville, Mo 57, 104 Home, Marilyn, Mt, Ayr, la Ill Horner, Gary, Creston, la 38 Houk, Eleanor, Pleasanton, la 104 Houseworth, Mariam, CarroUton, Mo 103 Huffman. Betty, Gallatin, Mo 57 Hughes, Donald, Aurora, 111 38, 84, 144, 152 Hughes, Kenneth, MaryviUe, Mo 57, 100 Hughes, Ronald, MaryviUe, Mo 57, 87 Hull, Maxine, Elmo, Mo 38, 98 Hummel, Karen, Essex, la 57, 98 Humphrey, Vernon, Braddyville, la 85 Humphreys, Peggy, Creston, la 57, 74, 76, 92, 124 Hunter, Treva, Kansas City, Mo 57 Hunziger, Lovell, Oregon, Mo 38, 46, 81, 90, 95, 98 Hush, James, McCune, Kan 57 Hutchinson, Diane. Lake City. la 57 I Ihrig. Carolyn. Blockton. la 95. 98. 102 Imamoto. Merle. Lahaina, Maue, Hawaii 91 Ingram, Corwin, Mt, Ayr, la 144 Ingram, Ruth, Clearmont, Mo 38, 104 Irlbeck, Marjorie, Canyon, Tex 104, 155, 157 Irvine, Mary, Fairfax, Mo 57, 103, 111 Iwen, Duane, Persia, la 57 Jackson, Ernest, MaryviUe, Mo Jackson, Gloria, Pekin, 111 Jackson, Leland, Barnard, Mo 5 7, Jacobs. Kenneth. Harlan, la 38 Jacobs. Nicholas. Harlan, la 71. 86, ..38. 91. 84. 145. 88. 92. .57. 86. 103. 146. 100. 160, , 80, 100, 105 161 148 161 161 130 101 Jacobsen, Judith, Walnut, la 57 James, Gene, MaryviUe, Mo 38, 82, James, Harvey, Council Bluffs, la 100 James, Mary, Mt, Ayr, la 57, 79, 104, 107 James, Robert K,, Albany, Mo 38, 75, 82, 88, 92, 93 James, Robert W.. Albany. Mo 38. 46. 82. 88. 113. 150 James. Wayne. Elmo. Mo 57 Jarrett. Paula, Pattonsburg, Mo 57 Jarvis, James, Kansas City, Mo 38, 84 Jay, Jeanne, Grant City, Mo 57 Jenkins, Richard. Neosho. Mo 104. 136 Jensen, Jimmy, Minden. la 57 Jestes. Ruth. Union Star. Mo 57. 89. 98, 161 Johnson, Benny, Shenandoah, la 57, 86 Johnson, Betty, St, Joseph, Mo 57, 103 Johnson, Carol, Massillon, 57, 79 Johnson, Connie. Skidmore. Mo 57. 98. 107, 109 Johnson, Gale, Waukee, la 57 Johnson, Helen, Breckenridge, Mo 103, 106 Johnson, Joe, Delmar, la 57. 102 Johnson. Kay. Waukee. la 38 Johnson, Lillian, Barnard, Mo 38 Johnson, Phil, Essex, la 52, 82, 100 Johnson, Richard, Red Oak, la 100 Johnson, Stephanie, St, Joseph, Mo 58 Johnson, Thomas, Sidney, la 39 Jones, Donna. St. Joseph. Mo 58. 74. 81. 89. 103 Jones. Eddie. Eagleville. Mo 58. 82 Jones. Gerald. Conway, la 104. 106, 108, 109 Jones, Linda, Grlnnell, la 91, 107 Jones, Lynette. Shenandoah, la 58, 101 Jordan, Gene, Maiden, Mo 145, 146, 148 Joyner, Bill. St. Joseph. Mo 58. 86 Judah. Tom, St. Joseph Mo 58, 85 Jungman. Nancy, Van Meter, la.... 58 K Kagay, Wesley, Stewartsville, Kamphcfner. Connie, Farley. Karras. Polly. St. Joseph, Mo Karrasch. Anna, Savannah. IV Karsten. Larry. Wall Lake, la Kavanaugh. Butch. MaryviUe. Mo. 58, Mo. ' 58, 98, lo 58. Mo 58, 71, 82, 85 161 58 89 58 152 Kavanaugh, Gl.idciu-. M.irvvillc. Mo ?0, 74. 8 ), 104 K.iv.injugh. I ' .innio. H.imillon. Mo 58. 107 Kc.uns. Allen, labor, l.i 58. 144 Kccscv. livo Ann. CLirinda. la 58, I 1 1 Kcim. Rov. Stanbcrrv. Mo 58 Kdlcv. M.irv. Klliott. U 58. 99, 102 Kon.i v. Norm.in. G.udon City. Mo 58 Kennedy. 1-dw.ird. Corning, la 58. 88. 105. 161 Kennedy. L:r.)n. Bolekow. Mo 58 Kessler, Roberi.i. AiUntie. la 95. 102 Kiel. Sharon. Goodland. Kan 58. 106. 108. 109 Killion. Judith. Greenfield. la 103 Kincaid. Richard. Kansas City. Mo 85. 112 King. Carolyn. Brinison. Mo 58 King. Ronald, Shenandoah. la 58, 96. 106. 107. 161 King. V. Gary, Maloy, la 39. 102 Kinniek, Karen. I.ohryillc. la 95. 104. 106, 108, 109, 156 Kitelingcr. Su anne. Braylon. la 58. 89 KixmiUer. Donald. Carson, la 58. 74. 82. 88. 137. 149 KixmiUer. Ronald. Carson, la 58. 74. 83. 88. 137. 149 Klamm. Judith. Kansas City. Mo 58, 79 Knepper. John. Tarkio. Mo 158 Knierim. Robert. Rock Port. Mo 58, 83 Knorr. Charlie. Pickering. Mo 59. 100 Kohler. Nelson. Carrollton. Mo 3 ) Kolhof. Sharon. Council Bluffs. la 59. 76. 91. 130 Koppold. Alice, Harlan. la 59. 104. 111. 154. 155. 157. 161 Krambeck. Richard. Walnut, la 87. 116 Kramer. David. St. Joseph. Mo 59 Kramer. Larry. Grimes, la 87 Krammc. Jeanne. West Des Moines, la 59. 80. 91. 99. 106. Ill Kriegcr. Donna, Avoca, la 50 Krokstrom. Paul. Kansas City. Mo 39. 84. 144 Krokstrom. Saundra. Kansas City. Mo 50. 103. 161 Kruger. George. Sibley. la 39. 84 Kruse. Robert. Denison. la 59. 83. 89 Kuenzi. Edward. .Madison. Wis 144 Kulisek. Larry. Council Bluffs. la 59. 85 Kurtz. Sara. Oregon. Mo 59. 79. 91. 104. 156 Kurtz. William. St. Joseph. Mo 102 Kyle, Alfred. Weston. Mo 144 Kysar, James. Bedford, la 39 Lacy. Donald. Bethany. Mo 59. 84 Laidlcy. Larry. Earlham. la 59. 83 Lamb. Edward. Carroll. la 102 Lane. Judith. Council Bluffs. la 59 Lancy. Peter, Rolla, Mo 59 Langston. Winnifred. Elmo. Mo 59 Larson. Myla. Blockton. la 59 Laughery. Gave. Bayard, la 59. 76. 101. 149. 156 Laughlin. Kermit, Stanberry. Mo 39 Lawler. Kathleen. Breda, la 59. 76. 102 Lawrence. Joan. Hopkins. Mo 59 Lawrence. Rosemary. Kansas City. Mo 59. 77 I.eckenby. Emily. Hamburg. la 59. 79 Leeper. Diann. Des .Moines. la 59. 80. 104 Lcepcr. Janet. Earlham. la 59 Leighty. Marilyn. Dexter. la 39. 78. 79. 89. 93. 98 Lein. Kenneth, Roland. la 145 146 Lents. Janet. Bridgewater. la 59. 99. 102 Leslie. Peggy, Avoca. la 59 Lewin. Linda. St. Joseph. Mo 59 Lewis. Jim. Sidney. la 59 l.illcy. Robert, Maitland. Mo 59 Lillic. Robert. Spencer, la 39, 84, 85, 93 Lilly, Carol. St Joseph. Mo 104 Lindell. Betty. Villisca, la 59. 102. 110 Lindgren. June. Red Oak. la 59 Lindgren. Mary. Stanton. la 102 Linn, Ardith, Griswold. la 39. 91, 130, 160, 161 I.inville. Lvnette. Graham. iMo 60 Lister. Paola, Hopkins. Mo 60, 98 Livcngood. Dale. Elmo. Mo 60 Livermore. .Mae. Sioux City. la 60 Lockridgc. John, Des .Moines. la 161 Lockridge. Peggy. Pattonsburg. Mo 39. 103. 110. 161 Logan. Mary Ann. Graham, Mo 60 Logan. Patricia. North Kansas City. Mo 60. 79. 89. 103. 107. 108. 137 long, 1-li abeih, I orcsl City. Mo 60 Long. I eland, Maryvillc. Mo 96 1 onn. Richard. Red Oak. la 113 Loose. Margie. Riverlon. la 60 Lovelace. David. Atchison. Kan --60. 83 Lowman. Judith. Algona. la 60 I.owry. Carolyn. Council Bluffs. la 60, 102 Lucht. Jerry. Coon Rapids, la 60, 87. 113. 135 I.ungrcn. Carolyn. Stanton, la 60 Lunsford. Garry. Bigelow. Mo 60. 84. 92. 144 Lyle. Beverly, Maryvillc, Mo 60, 76, 89, 93. 94, 104, 157 Lyle. Rosanne. Maryvillc. Mo 60. 89. 101 Lynch, Donna, Maryvillc. Mo 88. 124 Lynch. Harold. Maryvillc. Mo 39. 86 1 ynch, Ivan, Hatfield, Mo 60 Lynn. Sue. Shenandoah, la 90 Lyon. Arnold. St. Joseph, Mn 60. 84 M Maas. Shirley. Cumberland, la 60. 79 Maddick, Gary. Pamora. la 39. 95. 105 Maher. Philip, Red Oak. la 60, 83, 144. 152, 161 Main. Nancy. I.amoni. la 60 Malcom. Peggy. Thurman. la 60. 101. 106 Manchester. Eldon. Shenandoah. la 60 Manley. Marilyn, Union Star. Mo 60. 95, 98. 161 Mann. Neil. Grant City. Mo 39 Maris. Martha. St. Joseph. Mo. ..60. 81. 106. 107. 108. 109 Mark. Diane. Oakland. la 60. 89. 99. 102 Marley. James. Bedford, la 60. 74. 86 Marrs. Gerald, Mound City. Mo 40, 144. 150. 152 Marsh. Allen. Villisca. la 60. 83 Marsh. Jean, Union Star. Mo 60. 106. 108 Marsh. John, Lamoni. la 60 Martindalc. Mary Kay. Clarinda. la 40. 103. 161 Mather. Denny. Tarkio. Mo 96 Matthcis. Phil. Cumberland. la 61. 97. 99. 106 Matthews. Jo Ann. Maloy. la 61. 103 Maunc. Martin. St. Joseph. Mo 40. 105 Maxwell. Harold. St. Joseph. Mo 61. 102 Mayficld. Gwen. Hopkins. Mo 61. 95. 102. 161 Maynard. Marilyn. Leon, la 40. 103 McCaig. Betty. New Hampton. Mo 61. 161 McCarthy. Thomas. Lansing. Kan 61 McClure. Marjorie. Brimson. Mo 40. 104. 106. 108 McClurg. Etta. Hopkins. Mo 61. 95. 161 McCIurg. Letha. Maryvillc. Mo 61. 81. 103 McCollough, Robert, Lawson, Mo 61 McComb. Mary. Glen Ellyn, III 61. 79. 108 McConkey. Sylvia. Barnard, Mo 1. 40. 74. 75. 88. 89. 95. 99. 110. 122. 123. 161 McCoole. Joyce. Atchison. Kan 61. 80. 88. 90. 130. 131. 149 McCoppin. Robert. St. Joseph. Mo 61 McCord. Larry. Cameron. Mo 61 McCrary. Rosalie. Mosby. Mo 61. 76. 93. 95. 160 McCullough. Bonnie. Garner. la 61. Ill McCullough. Robert, Albany. Mo 40. 95. 102. 136 McDaniel, Carl, Gallatin, Mo 40. 85 McDermit, Katherine, Maryvillc, Mo 61. 155 McDonald. Frank, Earlham, la 61 McDonald, .Marvin, Maryville. Mo 61. 144. 150 McDowell, Diane, KcUerton. la 61 McDowell. Michael, Kellcrton. la 100 McFadden. Clifford. Gower. Mo 85 McGinness. Francis. Council Bluffs, la 8 3 McGinness, Logan. Ames. la 40. 1 36 McGinnis. Judith. .Maitland. Mo 61 Mclntyre. Anita. Maryville. Mo 61. 80 Mclntyre. James. Maryville. Mo 96. 161 Mclntyre. Karen. Burlington Junction, Mo...., 61, 79. 106. 108 McLaughlin. Carl. Osceola, la 61. 92 McMichael, Gene. Albany, Mo 61. 83 McMillan. Saundra. Weston. Mo 61. 97 McNcely. Carolyn. Falls City. Neb 61, 107 McNees. Russell. Gravity. la 61 Meadows. Joan. Kellcrton. la 61. 89 Means. James. Miysville. Mo 61. 84. 88 Meek. Charles. Melbourne. Mo 40. 95 Me ' klc. Julia, Bedford. la 61 Meincri, Charles, Maryville. Mo 40 Mciij. Robort. St. Joseph. Mo jO Mendenhall. Jjck. Audubon. la 144. 150 Mensing. Barbara. Greenfield. la 94, 104 Menter. James. Lake Cicy. la 62 Merrick. Nancy. Maryville. Mo 62, 81, 101 Merritt James. Burlington Junction. Mo. ..40. 100. 102. 105 Mertz. Ernest. Glencoe. Mo 62. 86, 106, 108, lOQ Messerli. Mildred. Council Bluffs. la 62 Messerli. Ralph. Council Bluffs, la 150 Mewhirter. James. Elliott. la 62 Mewhirter. Joe. Elliott, la 62, 105 Meyer. Ronald. Clarinda. la 40. 84 Mever. Rose Mary, Maryville. Mo 40. 75. 95. 99. 102 Mifler. Janell. Manilla. la 62. 77. 91. 10 Miller. John. St. Joseph. Mo 87 Miller. Karen, l.oveland. Colo 62. 106. 107 Miller. Leonard. Creston. la 62 Miller. Marilyn. Barnard. Mo 62 Miller. Mary Ann. Stanberry. Mo 62 Miller. Tom. Blockton. la 62. 100 Milne. Ann. Oregon. Mo 62. 80. 98 Mink. Lawrence. Savannah. Mo 41 Mires. Maurice. Maryville. Mo 62. 100 Mitchell. Bob. Kansas City. Mo 87. 1 1 Mitchell. Harold. Sioux City. la - 83 Mitchell. James. Laurens, la 41. 84, 93 Moats. Edith. Council Bluffs. la 62. 9 1 Mohler. Edwin. Des Moines. la 87 Monachino. Joe, Elba. N. Y 144 Mongold. Madeleine. Maryville, Mo 62, 95 Mooberry, Tom. Maryville. Mo 134 Moore. Charlotte. Earlham. la 41. 80 Morris. Stanley. Atchison. Kan. 62 Morrow. Donnett. College Springs. la 62 Morse. W. J.. Excelsior Springs. Mo 41. 86. 88. 93, 160 MuUin, James, Creston, la 41, 83 Mulvania, Gertrude, Rock Port, Mo 62 Mulvania, Ralph. Rock Port. Mo 62. 95 Murphy, Norma, Albany, Mo 62, 76, 89, 130 Murphy, Patricia, Des Moines. la 62. 104. 134 Mutti. Ed. Hopkins. Mo 62 Myers, Janyce. Albia. la 62 Myers. Lawrence. Maryville. Mo 41 Myrtue. Margaret. Smithland. la 41. 102 N Nardin, Michael. Roseville, Mich 144 Nash. Evelyn. St. Joseph. Mo 62 Nation. Alice. Maryville. Mo 102 Nauman. Frank. St. Joseph, Mo 85 Ncedels. Bill. Kansas Citv. Mo 85. 122 Ncely. Dorothy. Ravenwood. Mo 41 Neiby. Margaret. Atlantic. la 62. 79. 102 Neil. D ennis. Kansas City. Mo 144 Neil. Larry. Barnard. Mo 62 Nelson. Lloyd. Skidmore. Mo 62 Nenneman. Thomas. Sidney. la 41, 95 Newberg, Peggy, Eillmore, Mo 62, 98 Newcomer. Ann. Creston. la 62. 80. 88. 102. 134. 135 Newcomer. Jody. Creston. la 63. 81. 88 Newman, Delores, Clarinda, la 63, 106 Nichols, Glenda, St. Joseph. Mo 41. 81. 103 Nickle, l.eona, Clearfield, la 102 Nielsen, Carolyn, Audubon, la 63, 106, 110 Nixon, Rae Ann, Mound City, Mo 63, 98, 99, III Noel, Kay Jean, Oregon, Mo 41, 80, 90, 100, 10 Noel, Maurice, Algona, la 106 Noelck, Shirley, Westside, la 95, 105, 106, 109 Nold, Deanna, Savannah, Mo 63 Nordby, Carol. Manilla. la 63. 98 Nordyke. Judd. Villisca. la 96 Norfolk. Donna. Maryville. Mo ., 63 Norfolk, Jerold, Maryville, Mo 63, 96 Norton, Wesley. Platlsburg, Mo 63 Nowak. Henry. Aliquippa. Pa 63, 87 Odcll. Carol, Corning, la 63 O ' Dougherty, Glenda, Clearmont, Mo 63 Offenbacker, James, Mound City, Mo 63, 83, 149 Offenbacker. Marcia. Rosendale. Mo 63. 106 Ogden. Robert, Maryville. Mo 83, 147 Ohrt, Janice, Hamburg, la 63. 98 Olenius. Janice. Villisca. la 63. 77. 98- Oliver. Carolyn. Barnard. Mo 63 O ' Riley. Ralph. Maryville. Mo 63, 83 Ostrus, LeRoy, Wiota, la 107, 111 Outs, Jo Ann, Maryville, Mo 1. 61 Outs. Robert. Maryville. Mo 83 Owens, Bob, Grant City, Mo 41, 74, 75, 88. 95, 105, 122, 136 Owens, Emma, Hopkins, Mo 63, 107 Owens, J. L.. Leon, la 105 Owens, Joann, Sheridan, Mo 41, 102 Owens, Sharron, Butler, Mo 63 Padgitt, Dennis, Kellerton. la 100 Palmquist, Kathryn, Stanton, la 63, 102, 106, 161 Palumbo, Luke, Cristobal. Canal Zone 63 Pancake. Jerry, Smithville, Mo 63 Park, John, Rushville, Mo 63 Parker. John, Troy, Kan 63 Parks, Barrie, Maloy, la 63, 71, 77, 161 Parks, Monica, Maloy, la 63, 71, 79, 161 Parr. Judith, StewartsviUe. Mo 63 Parrish, Ronald, St. Joseph 96, 104, 106, 108 Parrott. Marsha, Des Moines, la 77 Partridge, Ron, Maryville, Mo 150 Patience. Carolyn. Conception. Mo 98 Patterson. Charles. Osceola. la - 100 Patterson. Max. Farrar, la 63 Patterson, Sharon, Swea City, la 64 Patton, Lois, Oregon, Mo 64, 77, 88, 94, 104 Paxton, Garv, Savannah. Mo 100 Pearson. Lois. St. Joseph, Mo 64, 102, 103 Peck, Robert, Rock Port. Mo 83, 89 Pederson, Shirley, Northboro, la 64, 88 Pennington. Linda, Corning, la 64 Petersen, Shirley, St. Joseph. Mo 155 Peterson, Lynn, Audubon, la 150 Peterson, William, Exira, la 64 Pctry, Donnie, Westboro, Mo 64, 99, 102, 106, 136 Phelps. Russel. Exira. la 64. 86. 122 Phillips. Bethene. Peru. la 64 Pierce. Betle. Stanberry. Mo 64. 76 Piittmann, Gerald. Avoca. la 64 Pinkerton. Richard. St. Joseph. Mo 41 Pittsenbarger. Sharon. Hopkins, Mo 41. 104 Plumb. Donald, St. Joseph. Mo 42 Plumer. Nancy. Macedonia. la 64. 110 Poch. Jerry. Atlantic. la 64. 86 Padshadley, Michael, Springfield, 111 87 Polsley, Deloris, Coin, la 64 Pool, Garv, Osceola, la 83 Popp, Richard. Manning, la 64, 71, 83, 92 Porter, Judith, Kansas City, Mo 64 Porter, Myrle, Jamesport. Mo 64 Porter, Ann, Mound City, Mo 64, 76, 89, 90, 102 Porter, Sam, Farley, Mo 92, 152 Porter, Sarah, Farley, Mo HI, 104 Pottinger, Joel, Prescott, la 104, 106, 108 Powell. Linda. StewartsviUe. Mo 64 Powell. Marvin. Mount Ayr. la 85 Powell. Richard, Gower. Mo 42. 144 Pratt. Robert. Mount Ayr. la 83 Prawl, Wallace. St, Joseph. Mo 42 Preston. Robert. King City. Mo 64 Price, Van. Clarinda, la 64, 87 Price, William. Princeton. Mo 134, 135 Prichard, Joan, Fontanelle. la 64, 95, 102, 103 Prichard, Mary, Bridgewater, Mo 64. 89. 97. 104, 134, 156 Pritchard, Charles W.. Delphos. la 64 Pross, Gary, Atlantic, la 113 Pruitt. Lyle. Elmo, Mo 64, 100 Pulson, Barbara, Harlan, la Ill Quastler, John, Kansas City, Mo 106, 107, 133, 135 Quigley, William, Albany, Mo...., 64, 83 R Rabe, Crystal, Griswold. la 103 Rabe, Rose Marie, Griswold, la 103 Rainoy, [ilsie. Sunbi-rrv. Mo 64 Ramcy. Dale. Biihany. Mo 85 Ramsey. GUn, liarlham. la 64 Ram-v. I.iuili-. Marvv.lkv Mo 64, 80 RaNimiNscn l a . Kinih.iIIion. la 46 Rav Marlaiid. llmo. Mo 42. 8i, 146. 152 Ri-a. Naiuv. Shenandoah, la 64. 10? KiakMckcr. Marvin. Maryvillc. Mo 65. 150 Rivk Robert. Bedford, la 105. 107. 108 Redmon. Carl. Houston. Mo 1 5 Reed. h. 1... Chillieothe. Mo 42. 86. 06. 100. 160. 161 Reed, l-rnest. Skidmore. Mo 65 Reed. Novalene. Iilliotl. la 65. 102 Reeves Tred. Mercer. Mo 151 Reeves Kim. Des Moines, la 65. 77. 101. 154 Reid Kaihrvn Marshall. Mo 42. 0 Reineri. Pal. .Si. Joseph. Mo 65. 81. 10? Reis I ' aul. I ' opeka Kan 85 Reis. Sharon. 1 amoni. la 65. 108. 109 Reiih. Roger. Bedford, la 106 Reynolds, l.arrv. Genlry. Mo 65. 100. 102 Rue. Stanley. Barnard. Mo 42. 100. 161 Richards Mvrile. St. Joseph. Mo 65 Richardson. Marv. St. Joseph. Mo 65. 79. 10? Richev. Jean. Villisca. la 65. 107, 109 Richev. John. Hopkins. Mo 161 Riley. Donald. Van Meter, la 65, 84 Rilev. Peggy. Kansas City, Mo 65, 76. 101 Rima. Karen. I arragut. la 65 Rinehart. Ronald. Pella. la 101 Risser. Sally Beczley. Sheridan. Mo 65 Rittman. Eileen. St. Joseph. Mo. .42. 95. 96. 100. 10?. 106 Roach. Paul. Maryville. Mo 65. 86. 161 Roades. Jerry. St. Joseph. Mo 100 Robey. Connie. Maryville. Mo 65. 81. 89. 95, 10? Robey. Jerry. Maryville. Mo 65, 8? Robison. Hvelyn. King City, Mo 65, 76, 88, 98 Robreau. l.ouannc. St. Joseph. Mo 42 Rose. Betty. Weldon. la 65 Rold. Jerrv. Harlan, la 42 Rong. Billy. Clearfield. la 144 Rorabaugh. Sharol Corning. la 65. 107 Rose. Richard. Moberly. Mo 42. 99 Ross. Janet Trenton. Mo 65 Ross. Max. Atlantic. la 144, 150 Rouse Ray. Des Moines, la 65. 96 Routh. Paul. Turner. Kan 85, 1?7 Rowland. Richard. Osceola. la 42, 92, 112. 11? Royston. Neva, Jamesport. Mo 65 Rucker. Marcia. Savannah. Mo 65. 80. 92, 9?, 10?, 131 Rudolph. Jerry. Savannah. Mo 100 Russell. Merilyn. Graham. Mo 65 Russell. Shirley. Plattsburg. Mo 65 Russell Wanda. St. Joseph. Mo 65. 90 Rutledge. Jeanette. Sharpsburg. la ._,. 65 Ryan. Jodine. Leon. la 65 Ryan. John. I.enox. la 109 Salfrank. Mary . nne. Rock Port. Mo 65. 81. 00. 92. 98 Sallee. Herman. Maryville. Mo 42 Sanders. Janet. Villisca. la 66, 80, 90 Sandusky. Burl. Mound Valley. Kan 42 Savage. Dean. Bedford, la 42 Scalapino. Mariann Everest, Kan 4?, 104 Scarlett, Ed, Atchison, Kan 66, 8?, 02. 144 Schar. Jim. Eagle Grove. la 106. 109 Scheib. Donald. Oregon. Mo 4? Schenkel. Gary. Pumpkin Center. Mo 144 Schimelfenig. Sammy. Weaiherby. Mo 66, 115 Schirner, Phyllis, Indianola, la 66. 92 Schlie, Rose, Carroll, la 104, 161 Schmiit. Bettv. Savannah. Mo 66, 77 Schmitt. Clifton. Savannah. Mo 4?, 8?, 150 Schooler. Don. Maryville. Mo 134 Schrader. Lois. Orient, la 66. 104. 107 Schroeder. Beaulah Hamilton. Mo 66. I 1 5 Schrooten. Muriel Sac City. la 66. 77 Schultz. William. Ridgeway. Mo 4?. 06 Schwcizer. Larry. Amazonia, Mo 4?. 84. 94. 144. 150. 155 Scott. Colene. Maryvillc. Mo 4?. 77 Scott. Donna. Gallatin. Mo 66 Scroggie. Jesse. Blockton. la 114 Seaton. Gary. Maryville. Mo 4?. 8? Seddon. Lnimalea. Mound City. Mo 66. 10? Scidt. Marcia. Utica. .Mo 66. 102 .Sellers, I ynda. Maryville, Mo 66, 80 .Selser. Duane. Red Oak. la 8? Sena. Marcella. Santa le. N. M 66. 77. 88, 140 Severson. Robert, Earlham, la 4?, 46, 74, 84, 100, 122, 151 Severson. Ronald. Albany, Mo 66, 8? Scwell, Richard, Skidmore, Mo 66. 87. 100 Seymour. Anne, Tarkio, Mo 66 Shaver, Lawrence, Atchison. Kan 66 Shaw, Sarah, Griswold. la 43. 98 Shea. Paul. Shenandoah la 96. 106 Sheldon, Larry, Ihurman. la 66, 83. 88, 93. 160 Sheldon. Sue. 1 hurman. la 66 Shier. Maurice. St. Joseph. Mo 106 Shelton. Beverly. Quitman. Mo 66 Shilati. Nossrat. Tehran. Iran 66. 86, 100, 105 Shipley. Prances. Burlington Junction. Mo 66 Shipley. John. Grant City. Mo 66, 83 Shipley. Lloise. Burlington Junction. Mo 66 Shull. Beverly. Riverton. la 66, 107 Sickels. Raymond. Mount Ayr, la 144 Sickler. Dixie. Corning. la 66 Silence. George. Shenandoah, la 66 Simmons. Bill. Shenandoah, la 66. 8?. 88, 100, 122 Sims. Harold. Anita. la 66, 105, 150, 151, 152, 155 Sims. Suzanne. Fairfax. Mo 66. 71. 77 Sims. Sybil. Fairfax. Mo 4?, 75, 76 Skoglund. Sonja, St. Joseph. Mo 67, 81, 98 Slaughter, Lee, Des Moines, la 67. 87 Sloan. George. Leavenworth. Kan 67 Slusher. Judith. Liberty. Mo 67, 76 Slusher. Nora, Forest City, Mo 67 Smith, Delbcrt, Cameron, Mo 67, 89, 96, 97. 133 Smith. Gene. Gowcr. Mo 43. 144. 152 Smith, Harley, Ridgeway, Mo 67 Smith. Jacqueline, Kansas City. Mo 67. 102. 103 Smith, James, Woonsocket. S. Dak 67. 96 Smith. Margaret, Westboro. Mo 67 Smith. Phyllis. Maryville. Mo 67 Smith. Richard, Quitman. Mo 67. 100, 115 Smith. Robert. Milford. N. Y 116 Smith. Royce. Eagleville. Mo 43. 92, 102 Smith. Sonja. St. Joseph. Mo 67 Smith. Wanda. Maryville. Mo 104 Sneed. Shirley. St. Joseph. Mo 67, 102, 161 Snell. Robert. St. Joseph. Mo 67. 84, 12? Snyder. Barbara. Bedford, la 67 Snyder. Raymond. Maryville. Mo 67 Sobotka. Elbert. Diagonal, la 67 Sorensen. Anna. Atlantic. la 67 Sorensen. Merle. Kansas City. Mo 151 Spotts. Finley, Slater, Mo 114 Spurrier. Ellen. Mount Ayr. la 67, 161 Stadler. Charles. St. Joseph. Mo 67, 86, 9? Stalling. Dick. Burlington Junction. Mo 67. 100 Stamper. Charlotte. Pattonsburg. Mo 67. 04. 104 Standlea. Phyllip. Maryville. Mo 100. 115 Stanley. Leta. Yale. la 67 Stanton. Roland. Savannah. Mo 67. 85 Starr. Richard. Menlo. la 100. 105 Steffens. Stanley. Alma. Mo 43 Stephens. Marvin. Bedford, la 67 Stephens. Thomas. Kansas City. Mo 85. 150 Stevens. Kenneth. Maryville. Mo 43 Stevenson. William. New Himpton. Mo 67 Stock. Edwin. Maryville. Mo 43 Stoneman Loren. St. Charles. la 44. 102 Stoops. Connie. Shenandoah. la 67 Streu. John. Cameron. Mo 85 Stuck. Rex Mount Ayr. la , 44. 84 Stuck. Richard. Mount Ayr. la .•. 67 Stuvick. Dale Corning. la 67 Summers, John Smithville. Mo 44 Summers. Rav. Pattonsburg. Mo 68 Sunderman. Sharon. Griswold. la 68. 102 Suiter. William. Rock Port. Mo 68. 83. 113 Swarrz. Vern. Graham Mo 68. 84 Tassell. Dennis. ' an .Meter, la 151. 152 Taylor Duane Wiota. la 44 Taylor. Jack, Caruthcrsville. Mo 68, 144, 153 Taylor, Jim, Atchison, Kan ' H Taylor. Kathleen, Mound City. Mo 68, 76 Taylor, LaDonna. Kansas City, Mo 68, 102, 103 Taylor. Loucsa. Silver Springs. Md 68. 90, 103. 161 Taylor. Melvin, Sidney, la 68 Terhunc, Ceroid, Forest City, Mo 68 Terwilliger, Nancy, Mount Ayr, la 68. 161 Thomas. Doyle, Grant City, Mo 144, 152 Thomas, Patricia, Kansas City, Mo 68, 77 Thomas, William, Corning, la 68 Thompson, Aaron, Quitman, Mo 68, 100 Thompson, Glada. Morrill, Neb 68, 76. 102 Thompson, Julia, Hopkins, Mo 68, 161 Thompson, Ellen, St. Joseph. Mo 80. 103. 161 Thompson, Nancy, Independence, Mo 68 Thompson, Richard. Red Oak, la 114 Thornton, Nelson, Woodburn, la 100 Tillcy. Glen, Jefferson, Ore 68 Timmcrman, Lonnie, Corning, la 144 Toal, Roberta, Jefferson, la 68 Tock. James. Cherokee. la 68. 86, 112 Tolen, Gary. Gallatin, Mo 104, 108 Tomlin. Earl. Brcckenridgc. Mo 44, 92 Townscnd, Glcnda, Maryville, Mo I, 68, 101 Travis, Michael, Bedford, la 68 Travis, Roy, Mound City, Mo 44 TripHtt, Leland, Jefferson, la 102, 104, 106 Trueblood, Rex, Burlington Junction, Mo 44 Tschetter, Velma, Adair, la 68 Tsuhako. Kcrnal, Kealakekua, Kona, Hawaii 44 Turner, Bertha, Maryville, Mo 98 Turner, Linda, Avoca, la 68 Turner, Sanford, Maryville, Mo 44, 84, 150 Tussey, James, Orient, la 44, 74, 84, 88 94, 102 u Ucligger, Donna, Rosendale, Mo 68, 103 V VanBuren, Willard, Van Meter, la 68, 83, 89. 94. Vanderholm, Rachel. Red Oak, la VanderWerf, Stanley. Pella. la VanGilder. Curt. Albia, la Vogel. Donald, Corning, la 68, Vogel, Galen, Lenox, la 104. 106. 108. Vogel. Eugene, Graham, Mo 69, Voggesser, Max, Maryville, Mo 44, Vollstedt, Darlys, Manning, la 69, Vonderschmidt, Darlcne, Craig, Mo 44, 76, 88. Vos, David, Otley, la 69, Voss, Mary, Atlantic, la 69, 102, 95 68 68 68 100 109 85 83 106 93 134 103 w Wagner, Barbara, Maryville, Mo 44, )5, 103 Wagner, Don, Maryville. Mo 44 Wagner, Norma, Maryville, Mo 44, 98 Wake, Bruce, St, Joseph, Mo 69, 88, 96, 112, 150, 152 Wake, Roger, St, Joseph, Mo 150 Wakely, Bob, Skidmore, Mo 69 Walk, James, Maryville, Mo 69 Walker. Donald. Council Bluffs, la 69 Walker. Ira, Smithville, Mo 96 Walker, Joanne, Kansas City, Mo 79 Walker. Leon. Barnard. Mo 69. 96 Walker, Marilyn, Chillicothe, Mo 69, 79, 104 Walker, Roberta, Council Bluffs, la 69, 81, 98 Walker, Trudi, Maryville, Mo .• 69, 77 Waller, Myrna, Booneville, la 69, 103 Wardlow, Barbara, Fillmore, Mo 69, 103 Ware. Cynthia, Maryville. Mo 69 Ware, Janet, Pickering, Mo 45 Warner. Bonnie. Gashland. Mo 45. 76, 88, 93, 131 Warner, Marie, Avalon , Mo 45 Warner, Sharii, Parnell, Mo 103 Wasson, Jocelyn, Dexter, la 69, 98 Watson, Eugene. Cameron, Mo 69, 100, 161 Watson, Judy, Maryville, Mo 69 Watters, LaVonne, Manning, la 45, 77, 90, 103 Waugh, William, Council Bluffs, la 150 ' Weed, LeRoy, Orient, la 144 Weeks, Clyde, St. Joseph. Mo 69 Weigart. Harley. Worth, Mo 100 Welch, Lyle, Audubon, la 114 Wells, James, Mount Ayr, la 69. 85 Wells, Jerry, Bolckow, Mo 69 Wells, Norman. Savannah. Mo 45 Wells. Ross. Maryville. Mo 69, 83 Wetzel, Beverly, Murray, la 45, 98 Wetzel, Dale, Murray, la 45 Wetzel, Jerry, Murray, la 45 Wetzel, Robert, Murray, la 69 Wharton, James, Marshalltown, la 69, 83 Wharton. Nancy, Albany, Mo 69. 102. 108. 109 Whceldon. Herbert. Des Moines. la 87 Wheeler, James. Corning. la 114 Wheeler, Raymond. Bethany. Mo 69 Wheeler. Ronald, Elmo. Mo 69 White, Betty, BIythed ale. Mo 69. 81. 98 White. Marilyn, Union Star. Mo 69. 106, 161 White, Robert, Clarinda, la 69, 100, 102 White. Robert. Chillicothe. Mo 104. 106. 108. 109. 115 Whitehead. Everett. New Virginia. la 45 Whitehead. Martha. Shenandoah, la 70, 108 Wilcox, Richard. Harlan. la 70. 86 Wildhagen. Judy. St. Joseph. Mo 70, 103 Wiley, Dixie, Maitland, Mo 45, 103 Wilkerson, John, Kansas City, Mo 85 Wilkinson, Alois, Mound City, Mo 45 Wilkinson, Harold, Mound City. Mo 45, 84, 102. 144, 152 Wilkinson, Janice, Mound City, Mo 76, 124, 131, 132. 134 Willhite, Linda, Grant City, Mo 70 Williams, Betty, Maryville, Mo 70 Williams, John, Maryville, Mo 83 Williams, Judy, Plattsburg, Mo 70 Williams, Marcia. Hamilton, Mo 45, 90, 92, 103. 110. 160 Williamson. DarrcU. Maryville. Mo 45 Williamson. Julia. Lathrop, Mo 70. 98. 161 Williamson. Robert, Dawson, Neb 45, 86, 88, 104, 106. 108 Williamson, Shirley, Dawson. Neb 70. 1 1 1 Wilmarth. Harold, Corning, la 70, 83, 150 Wilson, Gayle, Lenox. la 70 Wilson. Margaret, St. Joseph. Mo 70. 99 Wilson. Roper. St. Joseph. Mo 70 Wilson. William. Emerson. la 100 Wilson. Wilma. Gravity. la.-- 70 Wogan, Kermitt. Miysville, Mo 70 Wolf, Joyce, Maysville, Mo 70, 98, 120, 122 Wolf. Mary, Griswold, la 102 Wood. George. Miryville, Mo 46 Wood. Ke-th Chillicothe. Mo 83 Woodrine. Ch- rles. Atlantic, la 87, 112 Woods, Paul, Red Oak, la 70 Woodson, Vincc Stuart. la 46. 100. 105 Woolscy. Garv. Des Moines. la 70. 86. 112 Worlev. Floyd Miryville. Mo 96. 132 Worthineton. Nancy Pleasantville. la 70 Wray. Steve. Marvville. Mo 83 Wright. Leland. Menlo. la 95 Wright, M-irvin, G lhtin, M ' 100 Wrisinger. Nancy. Richmond, Mo 70, 110 Wurster, James. Leon, la 70, 83 Wymnn, Russell, Atlantic, la 70 Y York, Loran, Perry, la 70, 83 Young, Cecil, Fortescue, Mo 70 Young, Ann, Quitman, Mo 70, 80, 104 Young, Nancy, Quitman, Mo 70, 81, 88, 103 Young, Peggy, Winterset, la 70 Young. Wilma, Fortescue, Mo 70 z Zimmerman, .lames. Maryville, Mo 70 Zinn, Carolyn, Coffey, Mo 70 ■ ' Ml ;f f ui