Avila University - Anthem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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1£ZZy. £C -rzttic - jzjz- ' ' zje ' V £ £ P C Co ' MARY JO SCHULTZ f Mary Jo is a Business major with big, blue eyes. She’s the quiet type but when she’s made a point she sticks to her guns. She could easily qualify as ' Miss Prettiest Blush.” n CAROEYN BOUSMAN Little frail voice with the little bitty frame make up Miss Behind-the-Scenes of 1959- Although she may have the habit of ending a positive sentence with a question in her voice, her positive thinking has brought her through the presidency of her Senior class and an English major to teach in secondary schools. Her real future, however, lies with a dark curly-headed fella. She’s in Who’s Who. ■a.} RITA HALL The fashion plate of the Senior Class, Rita never fails to be the belle of all our parties. She is always busy and bustling, but has such a hard time getting things accomplished. The surprise of the year was when she returned to school with a diamond ring, green Cadillac.

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M ' u! h JUDY HEDENKAMP Judy is the picture of tall, slender efficiency. Known for speaking her mind, she is another of the engageed seniors. Her efficiency is pointed out by the fact that she possesses the best-stocked hope chest among the nurses. Judy’s favorite song, well known to her classmates, is Bill.” MARY McQUEENY Mary, an English major, is relaxed and easy-going. She doesn’t let all those term papers interfere with her pleasant outlook. She was the class treasurer during her junior year and has est ablished herself as an actress in school productions. Mary won’t ever get grey hair or wrinkles. CLARIBEL McLEAR V )ic 0 The candy kid,” she could outsell anyone in the field of butter bits. But she showed just as much enthu- iasm for any project of her class. What with mixing getting a BA in Business, becoming a grandmother, and helping out in every office of the college, she can say she has had a really full four years.

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KAREN BOCK Frank and impulsive, Karen is always ready for a good time. She was President of the Junior Class of nurses and was the most popular gal in the hospital when the nurses needed a ride. She also enjoys the reputation of being one of the best groomed girls in Rossiter. ALICIA MOUNT Quite and reserved, but always on hand to do the job, Alicia is an asset to the Home Economic De- partment. She has been at the college two years, coming here from Junior College, but during her two years she has made friends in her quiet way. VNr ' J (fvw - AJOhO- A £i vJv GWEN CHAPPELL ' NV ' K V - Gwen is interested in element y education and sod vC ta classroom is going to be lucky in getting a generous 1 OoNAljf cheerful teacher. Her generosity in backing mission r p. programs — remember the chemise contest? — ha made her many friends. Gwen never passes anyone VN) ' ' v v- in the halls without a big, friendly smile and a hello.