Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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ARTCRAFT PRESS Kansas City, Nlissoufi Columbia, Mi.55'0U7'Z Dedication To THE DRAMATIC ARTS, the gifts of pleasure and education they bring to the student and general public, and to the collegiate contribu- tion to theatre, We dedicate this l955 COLLEGE WIDOW l Prologue F ROM THE HEARTS AND HANDS of the 1955 year- book staflf comes this, your College Widow. It is presented to you as a three-act play titled For All We Know. You are the stars of the show. i ' We hope that each scene will bring you pleasant memories of Christian now and in the years to come. CURTAIN GOING UP! w L v K r 5 W Y Y W 4 i v 1 5 l Gur President Hi:'s oUR PRESIDENT-but more like a father, is heard so often on campus when referring to our beloved Dr. C. Miller. If the love and re- spect for our parents may be re-experienced on a college campus, it is done so here and for our smiling, friendly Dr. Miller. Working Constantly with Dr. Miller is our iirst lady and most gracious hostess and friend, Mrs. Miller. dministration X3 1fl'g!lf.' DR. TFHOMAS T. BLEYVETT Dean of Faculty, Englislz Literazfiire MRS. DORA M. JOHNSON Dean of Ufonien Center: MR. R. A. MILLER Business Manager MRS. J. R. KEENE Registrar MR. NEIL FREELAND Director of Admissions Left: MRS. IVIAURICE XfV1uH'1'MAN Director of Food Services MR. FRANKLIN B. LAUNLR C onseroai ory of M izsfc MR. ROBERT C. AISRAM Religion MR. VVILLIANI C. BEDFORD Organ, Music Appreciation MRS. LINA BERRIER Piano, Theory MISS MABEL BUCKNER English Composition Literature MRS. C. I. CLARK C? Secretarial Training MR. EDWARD COEEMAN Religion MISS ELLEN DAHL Textiles, Clothing MRS. HORTENSE DAVISON French MRS. CAROLYN DREW Horseinanship MRS. A BURNETT ELLIS Chemistry Laboratory MRS. VVALTER F. GERARD Physical Education MRS. ESTHER H EPPLE Spanish MR. BURNETT ELLIS C Geology Y MR. EDWARD ETHERIDGE Design and Applied Art MISS RUTH GRAHAM MR. FRANKLIN HECK Foods, Nutrition journalism, Publica- tions, Public Relations MRS. DOROTHY HOLSINGER MRS. LYNNE HUMMEL Physical Education junior Conservatory MRS. VANCE HENRY junior Conservatory MRS. R. W. KENNEDY English Composition Child Literature l W W 1 MR. SIDNEY LARSON MRS. LUCILLE LEA DR. J. HAROLD LONG MR. R. Q. MACLEAY Art Voice, Choral Biological Science Mathematics MRS. DOROTHY MCARTHUR MRS. W. I. MCHARG MISS MARGARET MCMILLAN MRS. MARIETTE PERLMAN Secretarial Training English Composition, History, Librarian Dance Literature , MRS. MALCOLM PERRYMAN German MR. CARL ROBERTS Psychology MR. BERT SMITH History, Govern ment MR. S. C. STEINBERG Merchandising DR. ESTHER STEARN Cheniistry, Hygiene MRS. MARGARET TELLO Piano, Mfusic Theory MRS. VVEBSTER XVHEELOCK Stiing In5t1'u1n.ents MR. VVILLIAM XVINSTEAD Sociology, Economics MR. HILLIS VVILLIANIS Drama, Speech MISS GENEVA YOUNGS Voice DR. .IANIES YV. ALLEE Physician MISS Es'rEI.I,E CONNGR Nurse MRS. SENATOR ANDREWS Post Ojice MRS. ROY ASHLOCK Director of Tea Room MRS. EARL EVANS Bookkeeper MRS. STERLING KIELLEY Secretary of Buszness Oftce MRS. JAMES LITTY Secretary of Conservatory MRS. DON MAI-IAN Publications Secretary MISS DOROTHY WRIGHT Assistant to Dean of VVomen Social Chairman MISS BONNIE JO TWILLING Dznzng Room Hostess MISS HARRIET MOINTOSII Asszstant to Director of Admissions MRS. LILLIAN PEBWORTH MRS. CHARLOTTE PURYEAR MRS. LOUISE CONNALLY MRS. MAROUERITE KALAR Colorado Texas, New Mexico Louisiana, Mississippi, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois A lalaaina, Georgia, If l orida MRS. BONNIE MONTET MRS. MARYAN OGELSBY MISS HELEN REIEEL Kentucky, Tennessee, Oklahoina, Kansas, Indiana, Ohio, Northeast Arkansas Southwest Arkansas Michigan Field Counselors Hostesses MOTHER AWAY FROM HOME is the most Suit- able title for our dormitory hostesses, who come to our aid with individual advice when our col- lege problems grow beyond our understanding. Thank You is a Small phrase, but about the only means we have of expressing what we feel, SO, SGTHANK YOU, housemothersf' OUR FIELD COUNSELORS contact and rec- ommend new students to Christian Col- lege. For Inany of us, our counselor offers the Hrst look into the crystal ball of college life here. MRS. H. C. HITZ Hughes Hall MRS. NIARIANNA JAY Ilflissouri Hall MRS. MAUD lX'lCCONNliLL St. Clair Hall GA Executive Committee Sue Myers, Hughes Hall pres- identg Virginia Sullivan, St. Clair Hall ilJ1'esiden1f,' Caroline Thompson, IVIZiSS01H'li Hall president. Left to right: Dean Dora Iohngon, gponsorg Irene iDolata, vice-p1'esidenl,' Bar- bara Bellis, president. Shirley Stratton secretary. Student Government Association PLLL GIRLS ENRQLLLD at Christian are members ol the Stu- dent Government Association, organized in 19211. Its pur- pose is to serve as a guide in all phases ol? student life, and to be the coordinating agency ol student activities. The officers and the three hall presidents compose the executive committee, and Mrs. Dora M. johnson, dean of women, is the advisor. Senior representatives, elected from the halls, and the president of the Town Girls are the other Student Council members. junior Council members are elected second semester to serve the remainder of the school year. Council members explain and put into effect the call- down system, edit the student handbook, Living and Learningf' and suggest regulation changes. A faculty committee on student affairs acts as an ad- visory group. In May of 1954 a special committee of stu- dents and faculty met and recommended changes in regulations. Eighty-five per cent of the changes suggested were approved by the Administrative Committee. l H ' l Nlichaelson, jean Grifhn, Libby Jones, Sylvia R010 gnc, left to right: Judy Lane, einca l liinle Y' B I a Bgllis, Irene Dolata, Caroline Thompson. Row two: Sue Myers, Shirley Stratton, HT NY ., ' -A ' ' binson I , ly Cone, lxflaiy Ruth Spence, Kay Ro , Row three: VVanda BarneS, Ann Veafelh JUS f Camgiwvofid' SHI Bmsket Billie Royals Janet Paris, Joy Cunningham, Norma Qualls, 0111 01,677 IT ey y 1 't ' ' ' B l 1 . . . , , Manila Hamlltoni Jane ac 61 P Farmer Barbara Stroud, Marjorie Smith, Mariorte Cady, Row hae: Crystelle Conner, CESY y Bobbie Henderson, Ruth Pyle, Baflmf' ldyne' Left to right, seated: Kay Knittle, secretary, Margaret McMillan, sponsor, Barbara Benz, president, Linda Mathew, vice-president. Row one: Pat Leonard, Pat Dawkins, joy Poe, Janet Paris, Betty Smallfelt, jane james, Pat Garrison. Row two: Wilma Suhr, janet Karenbrock, Suzanne Brannan, Mary Jane Bybee, Charlene Powers, Jenilu Richie. Row three: Nancy Peel, Linda Wyman, jane Morrow, Ann Klosterman, Becky Couch, Judy Cone. Row four: Barbara Bellis, Elaine Conger, Kay Stephenson, Carrie Russell, Frances Hefren, Kay Robinson. PHI THETA KAPIJA is the scholastic honor society for Junior College students. Mem- bers are elected twice each school year. The maximum membership is ten per cent of the student body. Included in the activities which Phi Theta Kappa sponsors are a tea in the fall, the Christmas Tree lighting ceremony, and a breakfast held at graduation. The society also sponsors the Best All-Around Girl Award. The faculty sponsor is Miss Mar- garet McMillan. Phi Theta Kappa Presidents' Club THE PRESIDENTS, CLUB is open to presidents of all organiza- tions on campus. Its principal function is to make the calen- dar of events for the school year. Row 0716, lfff 50 Tigltt: Gloria McCloskey, Bobby Henderson, Betsy Bolton, XfVilma Suhr. .R0zu two: Marilyn Kirk, Virginia Sullivan, lane Clarke, SYIVI3 Fmlffy, Carolyn Thompson, Sue Myers. i Row three: Leah Steinkraus, Barbara Benz, Mitzi Ackerman, P ROW four-' B211'b81'2l l'Vright Ianet Karenbrock Ka ' R . . 3 . J , y Robinson, C1318 VVYHIC, Jo Dodd, Harriet Persons, Billie Smith, Barbara R3Ym0UC1, Wanda Barnes, Barbara Payne, Suzan Hull, Li Joy Sweeney. Paula Nelson, Lucy Conkey, at Benjamin. Beverly lobes, Bellis, Dianne nda Mathew, Seated: Phyllis Longmore, janet Karenbrock, president, Nita Perry, vice-president,' Shirley Burrow. Row one: Renny Zirkle, Betty Abney, Wilma Suhr, Kay Knittle, Becky Couch, Anna Claire Janes. Row two: Saralyn Davis, Libby Jones, janise Faler, Jane Pittelco, Kay Butler, Nancy P-eel. Row three: Linda Mathew, Marylin Kirk, jane Morrow, Judy Cone, jean Schwering, Barbara Benz. Row four: Barbara Bellis, Joy Sweeney, Elaine Conger, Mary Kay Stiles, Louise Sowers, Carrie Russell, Frances Hefren, June Thomson, Kay Robinson. Delta Eta Chi DELTA ETA CHI is the honorary science society which endeavors to stimulate an interest in science on campus. Its name honors the scientists Darwin, Einstein, and Curie. Those who have thirteen hours of science, have shown a high scholastic standing, and have a sin- cere interest in the sciences are eligible for member- ship. Dr. Harold Long is sponsor- Seated: Marylin Kirk, Wilma Suhr, president, janise Iialer, vice-j2rr'e.9icIe1'zt,' Anna Claire Janes. .S'fm1c1ing.' Kay Robinson, Kay Knittle, jane Morrow, Nancy Peelg 1 Sigma Phi Gamma SIGNIA PHI GAMMA is the modern language honor society for junior colleges. Its pur- pose is to stimulate the continued study of foreign languages, to develop an interest in the languages, literature and civilization of other peoples, and to promote friend- ship and international understanding. Membership is based upon 'scholastic achievement in Spanish, French, or Ger- man. Sponsors are Mrs. Esther Hepple, Mrs. Malcomb Perryman and Mrs. Hortense Davison. Seated, left to right: Beverly jobes, presidentg Leah Steinkraus. Standing: Carole Anne King, Suzanne Brannan, Rose- mary Theis, Nancy Lang, Ruth Ann Pyle, Janice Mora- witz, Billie Smith. Delta Ps: Cmega DELTA Psi OMEGA, national junior college dramatics society, encourages interest in dramatic activities on campus. Membership is acquired by earning a sufficient number of points through acting or by technical work. Mr. Hillis Wfilliams is faculty advisor. ' Seated, left to right: Joy Sweeney, secretary, Pat Ben- jamin, president, Virginia Sullivan, vice-president. Standing: Becky Couch, Craig XfVhite, Carole Murray Nancy Peel, Barbara Benz. 1 Beta Beta Beta BETA BETA BETA, honorary organization for music majors, encourages participation in musi- cal activities on the campus and high standards of scholarship and musicianship. Membership is based on scholastic achievement and musical ability of students majoring in music. Miss Geneva Youngs is faculty sponsor. Alpha Pi Epsilon ,-ttpilfx P1 EPSILON is the national honorary Or- ganization for commercial students. Its purpose is to professionalize the status of the college- trained secretary. Mrs. Dorothy McArthur is faculty sponsor. Seated: Nancy Mfright, Barbara Payne, president, Pat Leonard. Row one: Phyllis Longmore, Shirley Burrow, Irene Dolata. Row two: Shirley Vllilliams, Joyce Adams, joy Poe, Barbara Wright. Seated: Missie Brooks, Mr. Sidney Larson, sponsor, Mitzi Ackerman, president, Meda McLemore. Row one: Judy Lane, joy Poe, Shirley Brasket, Joyce Giles, Nancy Peel. Row two: Norma Smith, Elaine Conger, Mabel Bondurant, Suzanne Tindall, Sandra Gates. Phi Delta Delta PHI DELTA DELTA is the national honorary art organization for those who have achieved high scholastic standing in all art subjects. Its pur- pose is to promote high standards in the visual Fine arts. The sponsor is Mr. Sidney Larson. Student Information Committee THE STUDENT INFORNIATION COMMITTEE, organized by Mr. Neil Freeland, director of admissions, is composed of a girl from each hall, a Town Girl, and the chair- man. The members act as hostesses and guides when visitors and prospective stu- dents are on campus during the year. They also assign Junior little sisters to the Senior girls. Left 1fO right: Virginia jacob, ,Iane Prather, Barbara Daugherty, chairman, Shirley Phipps, Judy Cone. I I Seated left to right: joy Sweeney, Barbara Bellis, Shirley Stratton, Mrs. Dora M. johnson, sponsor. Standing: Mfanda Barnes, Sue Myers, Kay Robinson, Caroline Thompson, Iren-e Dolata, Bobbie Henderson, Virginia Sullivan, Gloria M cCloskey. Orientation Committee THE ORIENTATION COMMITTEE plans the entertainment and activities for the first two weeks of school. Members of the Executive Board of the Student Govern- ment Associationg presidents of the Town Girls, the Senior Class, Vesper Board, Twelfth Night, and the Women's Recreation Association chairman are members of the committee. I Events planned by the committee this year were the faculty reception, a picnic on back campus, hall skits, Junior pa- jama party, the Senior serenade, a mixer in the gym, the dean of women's open house, and the room decoration contest. Standing: Phyllis Workman, Mabel Bondurant, treasurer: Shirley Jacobs, Mary Wells, Nancy Corl-ey, joan johnson, Laura Pace, Virginia jacob, Claudine Sims, Peggy Dolen, Shirley Williams, secretary. ' Row two: Carol Haley, Mrs. Sue Gerard, sponsor, Nancy Austene, vice-president: VVanda Barnes, president, Mrs. Sterling Kelley, sponsor, Joan Thompson. Row three: Kay Thomas, Jennie jurgensmeyer, Beverly Fenton, Sally jones, Carol Pescetto, Pat Lay. Tee Gee Club THE TEE GEE's are local, non-resident students attending Christian. Their organization sponsors social activities and also gives the girls a chance to participate more fully in college activities. The advisors are Mrs. Sue Gerard, Mrs. Dorothy McArthur and Mrs. Sterling Kelley. Twelfth Night TWELFTH NIGHT, an all-school organization, is in charge of all social activities during the year. It sponsors mixers, the Autumn Ball, the Pajama Party, the Halloween Party, the Christmas Formal, the y Valentine Dance and the Spring i Formal. Miss Dorothy XfVright is the faculty sponsor. Left to fright: Peggy Dolen, secretary: Jean Harrisnsev- retaryg Bobbie Henderson, president! Dorothy Wflghf, sponsor, Carol 'Wood, vice-preszdent. Lineage Club TRAD1T1oNs AND MEMORIES pertinent to Christian Col- lege are perpetuated by the Lineage Club, under the co- sponsorship of Mrs. J. C. Mil- ler and Mrs. Maud McCon- nell. It is open to all students related to former Christian College students. Oflicers are selected with respect to length of lineage and to date of relatives' at- tendance at Christian. A tea is held annually at Mrs. Mil- ler's home. Row one, left to right: Mary Scott, Saralyn Davis, Sarah Miller, Irene Dolata, Nora Baldwin, Mona Fraley, Becky Couch. Row two: Phyllis Longmore, jane Van Meter, Barbara Benz, Gloria McCloskey, Bobbie Henderson, Paula Nelson, Martha Harston, Phillippa Cohen, Phyllis Schluesing, Virginia Black. .Row three: Carolyn Brisendine, Priscilla Trout, Rosemary Theis, Nancy Cor- bin, Myrna Reynolds, Pat Dawkins, jane Ray, Anna Simpson, Marilyn Green, Mary Bybee, Blaine Conger, jean Harris, Carole King, Nancy XfVhitson, Susan Still, jane Flinchpaugh, Paula Hornsby, Janis johnson, Mary Stiles, Margaret iason. Vesper Board INTEREST IN RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES, ability in leadership and public speaking, and a happy attitude toward life ma f earn 1 C. l 5 any 'tt ry Christian election to the Vesper Board. ' The Board plans and conducts, with the direction of Miss Dorothy lflfright, the lhursday evening Vesper Services held in the Chapel. One of its most im- portant activities of the year was the direction of Religion in Life Week, March 6-11. Two representatives are members of the Student Religious Council of Co- lumbia, integrator of religious activities for all church student groups and religious groups on the college campuses. Left to right: Kay Robinson, presi- dentg Nancy Peel, SRC representative, Dorothy Vlfright, sponsor, Helen Sex- ton, secretaryg Barbara Payne, vice- president. - Burnett, Row one: Irene Dolata, VVanda Barnes, Frances Hefren, Shlflel' Stratton' Barbara Caroline Thompson. - 1 f ' A k , Row two: Sylvia FinlCY- Helen Sexton, KHY Robmson' Barbara Payne, Mull C Hman .Iran Harris. I Row mme: Nancy Peel, Judy Cone, Sue Myers, Beverly jobes, Joanne Phillips, Jenna drker, Ruth Pyle. f ', la X Roz four: Sue Lockhart, JOY Sweeney, JO Dodd, Mabel Bondummi Carol Cleiengel mc ldlllCW. Drama Guild A THE DRANIA GUILD, with Mr. Hillis Wil- liams as advisor, offers membership to anyone who wishes to take part in the dramatic productions at Christian. The Guild works on the technical as- pects of the theatre, and much Iirst-hand knowledge of play production is gained by participation in the organization. Left to right: Betty Ann Abney, vice-president, Virginia Sullivan, president, Mr. Hillis Williams, sponsorg Lucy Conkey, secretary. Left to right: Mrs: Dorothy Holsinger, Sponsor, Barbara Daughe1'lY, vlCe'lNe5'denf,' Barbara Wright, president. Modeling Club THE MODELING CLUB, open to all girls, is devoted to emphasis on the proper manner of standing, walk- ing, and sitting. The club presents spring and fall style shows annual- ly, sponsored by a Columbia mer- chant. The club advisor is Mrs. Dorothy Holsinger. I Left to right: Glenda Hill, secretary, Judy Cone, vice-president, Mrs. Hortense Davison, sponsor, Marilyn Kirk, president. THE SPANISH CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Esther Hepple, is an organization designed to promote interest in Spanish-speaking countries, their people, language, and cus- toms. Any student who wishes to learn more about these customs is eligible for membership. Projects for the year include a Spanish dinner, a Christmas fiesta, an Easter party for the Crippled Children's VVard in Co- lumbia, and a spring picnic. Spanish Club French Club rfHE FRENCH CLUB strives to stimulate an interest in the culture of France. Speakers, socials, and projects, including a CARE package sent to a needy French family, are a part of its program. Membership in the club is limited to those students who are currently taking French, or who have taken it in the past. The sponsor is Mrs. Hortense Davison. I Left 150 right: Elaine Conger, secretary, Mrs. Esther HCPPle, Sjflonsorj JO Carol Dodd,fV60SU'i61'f' Linda Mathewf pregiden t. Left to right: Mrs. Clark, sponsor, Barbara Wright, presidentj Gloria Warren, vice-president, Jane Price, .S8CT6td7'y. I Beta Beta Tau BETA BETA TAU is open to all stu- dents interested in secretarial training or business. g Job-hunting tips, proper office dress and behavior, and other problems of initial interest to girls about to enter the business world are discussed by guest speakers, and the students them- selves at the monthly meetings. Mrs. Velma Clark is faculty sponsor. THE PURPOSE or THIS ORGANIZATION is to maintain an interest in home economics. One of its main projects is sponsoring a Christmas Party each year for underprivileged children. The faculty sponsor is Miss Ruth Graham. Home Economics 'Left to right, Crystelle Conner, secretaryf Susan dish, treasurer, jane Carr, vice-president, Marilyn Bylgf, preszdentg Miss Graham, sponsor, International Relations Club DISCUSSIONS and talks on foreign re- lations are the highlights of the Inter- national Relations Club meetings. Any student who is interested in the world we live in may attain membership. Mr. Bert Smith is the faculty Sponsor. World University Service s WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE is an organi- zation founded to provide funds for needy students throughout the world. Its yearly project at Christian College is the Night Club Dance to raise these funds. The faculty advisor is Dean of Women Dora M. Johnson. Left to right: jane Bader, vice-presidentg Virginia Black secretaryg Bert Smith, sponsor, Susan Hull, president, Standing: Ruth Pyle, janet Maves, Judy Cone, Barbara Payne. Seated: Nancy Whitson, Gloria McCloskey, Leah Stein- kraus, chairmang Sue Meyers, Glenda Hill, Barbara Benz. Left to right: Nancy Van Pelt, Mona Fraley, Susan Hull, Carol King, Nancy Lang, Billye Enos, Barbara Craig, Betty Sadler, Kay Robinson, Margy Keaton, Renny Zirkle, Leah Steinkraus, Beverly jobes, accompanist, Double Sextette y THE DOUBLE SEXTETTE is an organization incorpo- rating the outstanding vocalists of the Junior and Senior classes at Christian. They are selected by Miss Geneva Youngs who is also their director. Their pro- gram of a variety of songs represents Christian throughout Missouri. College Trio Left to right: Carol King, Betty Sadler, Leah Steinkraus. Accom- jmtnist, Ruth Ann Pyle. VESPER CHOIR f' Y W 1 is 1tl1 tixenty-Luo nienibers chosen by tryouts at the begin 1 i i 1 - ' - ' . , img ol the year, sings lor the weekly Thursday night Vespers in the Col- lege Chapel. CHORAL CLU ' ' - , . - - . . . . 1 is exemplifies our traditional Joy 111 singing and love of line 1nus1c. Each year Choral presents Christmas and spring concerts. This year itrer . p esented Christian by singing lor the state convention ot Junior colleges. Both groups are under the direction of Mrs. Leonard Lea. Row one: Billie Smith, Judy Dean S W . - Rose, Jenilu Richie, Molly Godwin, 1'hyl12aIiaIoi1gmc2ii?m, Ann Lauthneli Gall Row two: Mrs. Lea Jo Willard Anna Mentzer S D H1 , ' Y 1 H 7 Pat Lay, Mabel Bondurant, Doris Cox, Priscilla TfOut,ui2l1'HI?ZCS Pfeliiiezn Roig mary Theis, Virginia Goldsmith, Liz Ozanne, Linda Wyman, i Mui Row one: Crystelle Conner, Ann Lauthner, Judy Dean, Janette Beery, Ruth Rubottorn, Suzanne Brannan, Gail Rose, Carolyn Willows, Phyllis Longmore, Judy Ragsdale, Sue Nloore, Ann Veazey, Rosemary Theis, Almeda MCLemore. Row two: Sandra Gates, Nancy Brown, Billye Enos, Nancy Lang, Carole King, Bettie Sadler, Mona Fraley, Billie Smith, Phillippa Cohen, Joy Cunningham, Liz Ozanne, Priscilla Trout, Doris Gaines, Carol Beem, Linda Wfyman, Virginia Black, Betty Abney, Carole Coldsniith. Row three: Mrs. Lea, Joanne Richards, Pat Hopper, Peggy Farmer, Jo Xvillard, Barbara YfVindmiller, Pat Garland, Dorothy Huff, Beverly Jobes, Barbara Craig, Carey Russell, Vir- ginia Goldsmith, Helen Harvey, Pat Lay, Harriet Person, Leah Sleinkraus, Lucy Clonkey, Dianne Downing. St. Cecelia Club THE Sr. CECELIA CLUB, open to all students interested in music, strives to increase enjoyment of music through programs by individual members, visiting artists, and speak- ersg to encourage all music activi- tiesg and to do anything that may enhance the appreciation of good music on this campus. Mrs. Lina Berrier is the faculty sponsor. Gr ' Left to vzght Beverly jobes vzce preszdent Carolyn Biisendme g . Kay Robinson Nancy Read Liz Ozanne P11sc1lla Trout secretaey b jane Bishop Sue Cooper Nancy Salmon janet Paris Seated Billie Smith preszdent NIEMBERSHIP IN THE Organ Guild is open to students of organ. Organ Guild may exist only on those cam- puses where the sponsor is a member of the American Guild of Organists. Mr. Wfilliam C. Bedford is sponsor of the Guild at Christian College. Left to right: Ruth Pyle, secretaryg Nancy Lang, program chairmang Priscilla Trout, treasurerg Marjorie Smith, Marilyn Byler, co-presidents. Left to right: Sue Bowman, Helen Harvey, Janice Morawitz, Mrs. Wheelock, sponsorg Myrna Reynolds. Popular Piano Playing Club THE POPULAR PIANO Playing Club is an organization for stu- dents who like to play popular music and want to learn new techniques. The members play special arrangements for each other, and, on special occasions, guest artists perform for the club. Anyone who has had at least three years of piano les- sons is eligible for membership. The sponsor of the group is Mrs. Margaret Tello. String Ensemble THE STRING ENSEMBLE strives to give students an opportunity for group work and for solo string work. The group learns to work together in music. Mrs. lfVebster Mfheelock is the sponsor. Microphone Barbara Benz, editor Frank Heck, sponsor. The Mike staff at Work. I Jan Roby, business manager, Linda Mathew, copy editor. J THE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MICROPHONE, a bi-monthly news- paper, is published in a laboratory class by students interested in journalism. The publication strives to give the reader an accurate picture of living and learning at Christian. The Missouri College Newspaper Association has judged the Mike the best junior college newspaper in Missouri six years in succession. Gleaning and writing news, soliciting advertisements, and determining the format of the Mike are major responsibil' ities delegated to Christian College journalists. Outstanding students are selected from the Junior class by Mr. Frank Heck, journalism instructor and faculty advisor, as editors for the senior year. Qualifying Juniors are selected during the second semester when each student is given an opportunity to be an editor or co-editor for one issue. lW-,-,,,,,,tw,ssc,mcssscssasc C Left to right, seated: Barbara Stroud, Helen Harvey L1bbS lones VM? IOIHSS Sfmt lofm Mouser, Paula Nelson, -Io Willard- StandiHg'.' Janet Maves, C0ff00ni-ff! Kay 5fePhenS0n Ellllllil WIUHW THIS Is YOUR 1955 COLLEGE WIDOW, and these are the girls whose combined efforts have brought it to you. It is our hope that, in the years to come, you will turn these pages finding them full of pleas- ant memories and old acquaintances. THE EDITORS Literary Editor Nancy Peel Row one seated: jeanetta Rodgers, Judy Ragsdale, Glenda Hayes, Carole Murray, Gail Rose, Jane Pittelco, Ann Klosterman. Row two: Mary Jane McKee, Kay Stephenson, Paula Nelson, Jenilu Richie, Mlilma Suhr, I lXita Perry. Standing: Barbara Tabor, Crystelle Conner, Libby Jones, Helen Harvey, Mary Louise Scott, Ann Mentzer, janet Paris, Barbara Stroud, Marilyn Rooks, Jody Cummins, Betty Smallfelt, Frances Hefren, Myrna Reynolds, Linda Wlyman. L Left 50 Tighlff Judy Lane, Norma ualls P El ' Jan Ledlieg seated, Meda MCLemorc-:Q , Joy oe, ame Conger' Seated: Judy Dean, Ann Lauthner, Alice Van Arsdale, Margy Keaton, Sarah Miller. Standing, row one: Billie Max Parish, Beverly Wright, Sue Bowman, Sandra Dresker Patricia Benjamin, Jane Carr, Ruth Drake, Mona Fraley, Elaine Shepard, Heinda Michel son, Cecelia VVhite. Row two: Nancy Stansbury, joy Cunningham, Marilyn Scharlach, Joanne Richards Suzanne Jenks, Barbara 'Weiss Art Editors janet Maves and Josie jessup, Business Manager Carol Ann VVood PEM PEMS is FOR ALL physical education majors on campus. They help super- vise the various athletic activities. Faculty sponsor is Mrs. Sue Gerard. Left to right: Dianne Raymond, Gloria McCloskey, Eleanor Arthur, Gaylene Jacobs, jewel Peck, lJV6Sld6n'5! Virginia Black. Bowlin THE BOWLING CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Holsinger, is a division of W.R.A. Saturday meetings are held at the Miz- zou Bowl. At least one tournament is held each year. Club R010 one, seated: Becky Couch, jenilu Richie, Barbara Hill, Phyllis Longmore, Virginia Black, president, Linda Mathew, Missile Brooks, Mitzi Ackermann, Kay Knittle. Row two: Marcia Hamilton Paula Hornsby jane Comer Donell Wil B , , , son, ar- bara Mfindmiller, Wilma Suhr, Suzanne Brannan, Betty Abney, Barbara Purcell, Bobbie Henderson, Sara Samuels, Elaine Conger. K Row three: Anna Simpson, Nelia Sutton, Nora Baldwin, Mary Louise Scott, Frances Hefren, Louise Sowers, Ann Bonfoey, Nancy Stansbury, Marilyn Rooks, Carolyn Brisendine, Marjorie Smith, Libby jones Glenda Hill, Mar Stiles Irene 3 y 7 Dolata, Dianne Raymond, Barbara Stroud. ' W. R. . V1-'HE lfVONIEN'S EcRE i R ATION Assoc1ATioN, sponsored by Mrs- Dorothy Holsingel. and Mrs. Walter G A ' ' ' f - . Cfilld, IS Christians recreational and athletic organization. W.R.A. strives t . O Create 3 IOVC Of SPONS, to promote athletics, and to foster the ideal of good sportsmanship. .Membership is attained after 1oo points have been accumulated by those participating in hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis, badminton, or any of the other sports offered by the physical education department. Membership in D01PhiHS, Riding Club, PEMS, Bowling Club, and Modeling Club also gives points. 'Row one, standing: Bobbie Henderson, ,Janet Maves, Jane Bishop, Sue Meyers, Caroline Thompson, Carole King, Gaylene Jacobs, Joy Sweeney, Barbara Bellis, Carol Clevenger, Shirley Stratton, Jo Dodd, Nora Baldwin, Frances Hefren, Neila Sutton, Marilyn Rooks, Eleanor Arthur, Harriett Person, Anna Simp- SOH, Phyllis Schluesing, Mary Stiles, Joyce Adams, Marjorie Cady, Tina Ransom, Bev Jobes, Janet Karenbrock, Marilyn Byler, Susan Hull, Jeanne Harris, Marcia Hamilton, Carolyn Brisendine, Virginia Black, Kay Robinson, Barbara Benz. Row two: Judy Cone, Marcia Henley, Alice Van Arsdale, JO Nock, Dianne Raymond, Barbara Daugherty, Saralyn Davis, Jan Roby, Donnell Vufilson, Jewel Peck, Martha Parker, Mary Paxton, Johnnie Smith, Marilyn Danford, Jean Schwiering, Llnda Mathew, Marjorie Smith, Nancy Corley, Mfilma Suhr, Kay Knittle, Sylvia Finley. R0w three: Mitzi Ackerman, Sally Bailey, Phyllis Longmore, lenilu Richie, Kay Thomas, Suanne Watson, Nita Perry, Mrs. Holsinger, sponsor, Gloria McCloskey, president, Barbara Pur- cell, Betty Abney, Shirley Burrow, Margaret Wright, Sara Sam- llcls, Marilyn Mclntire, Jane Comer, Molly Godwin, Pat Benja- mm. Mom Drew on Copper-Colored Gal. GIRLS TAKING HORSEMANSHIP are eligible for member- ship in the Riding Club. Mrs. Claud Drew is instruc- tor and sponsor of the club. This year the Riding Club attended the American Royal in Kansas City and the Ch-icago International. Members participated in Farmers Fair and the Little International, held at the University of Missouri. They also manage the horse show during Commence- ment week. A Practice Teachers Club was formed within the Riding Club this year by girls who assist Mrs. Drew in teaching riding to children. Left to rzghl janise Faler Dianne Raymond, Martha Harston, Norma Smith Janice Aldridge Betty Adams, Mary Paxton, Mitzi Ackerman. .Ridin Club and Farm Virginia Black, vice-president Janice Aldrid e, secretary Diann R d t sd, J Q U R R g - C HYU1011 ,presz ent Eleanor Arthur, t1casu1e1 First row, left to right: Gloria McCloskey, Glenda Hayes, Mitzie Ackerman, Glenda Hill, Meda McLemore, Donell Wilson, Marilyn Danford, Jane Fairly, Cecelia Mfhite, Shelia McCarty. Row two: Mac Durrett, Eleanor Arthur, Janice Aldridge, Virginia Black, Dianne Raymond, Mrs. Drew, Jane Bishop, Norma Smith, Mary Paxton, Janise Faler, Martha Harston, Joan Jessup. Row three: Betty Adams, Lyndia Louderback, Phylis Schluesing, Joy Sweeney, Jane Price. Row fout: Tina Ransom, Joy Cunningham, Marjorie Cady, Dixiana Stephens, Ann Kloster- man, treasurer, Jenna Parker, Elaine Conger, Mary Hojel, Susan Bowdish, Marilyn Morris, Nancy Arnold, Molly Godwin. Front row: Phyllis Longmore, Suanne Watson, Marilyn Danford. Row two: Saralyn Davis, Bobbie Henderson, jane james. Row three: Pat Ruby, Virginia Donohoo, Dorothy Huff, Nancy Kirtley. Row four: Barbara Daugherty, Bobbie Pugh, Mrs. Perlman, Margaret Gilliam, jo Carol Dodd. THE DANCE CLUB, organized this year, is open to stu- dents interested in dance. Members are selected through tryouts. Activities included senior dance re- citals presented by the club members. The sponsor is Mrs, Mariette Perlman. Above right: jo Carol Dodd Right: 'Io Carol Dodd Barbara Daugherty Margaret Gilliam Dance Club Seated, left to right: Eva Merrill, Marjorie Cady, Martha Parker, Meda McLemore, Eleanor Arthur, Jo VVillard, jane Bishop. Standing: Mrs. Sue Gerard, Mitzi Ackerman, Barbara Benz, Bobbie Henderson, Judy Cone, Linda Mathew, Jean Schwiering, Kay Robinson, janet Maves, Joyce Adams, Sylvia Finley, president, Marcia Hamilton, jo Dodd, Dianne Raymond, Jean Harris, Gwen Touzel. Dolphins THE DOLPHIN CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Sue Gerard, promotes in- terest in the different phases of swimming, including water ballet, diving, racing, form, and water sports. Those interested in swim- ming and who have met tryout requirements may attain member- ship. A Dolphins sponsor such activities as the Junior-Senior swimming meet and the annual Water Show held in the spring. 3Ct two, SCENE ONE SlNIHHS The memory of our college days lN'e'll hold forever dear, Recalling in so many ways The lasting friendships started here. Though Christian College days must end We'l1 ever sing her praise, 'Till life's last glowing ember We always will remember The joys of Christian College days. Left fo Tight Mafiwn BYICT, Sf3C7'6f6H'jb' Joy Sweeney, president' Leah Steinkraus, vice-president. j BETTY ANN ABNEY Alemplzis, Tennessee Drama Guild secretary- treasurer, Sigma Phi Gamma, Modeling Club, French Club, Tennessee Club, VV.R.A., Bowling Club, Choral Club, Pop- ular Music Club, St. Ce- celia Club, Twelfth Night. M ILDRED ACKERIVIANN Indianapolis, Indiana Phi Delta Delta president, Riding Club, Coaching Club, Dolphins, IAl.R.A, Bowling Club, Indiana Club, Vesper Board, Presi- dents Club, Spanish Club, Popular Music Club, Float Committee, Twelfth Night. JOYCE ADAIXIS Chagrin Falls, Ohio Alpha Pi Epsilon, Beta Beta Tau treasurer, Dolphins, VV.R.A., Ohio Club, Water Club-S a fe t y Instructor, Twelfth Night. JANE BADER Carutlzersville, Illissouri Missouri Club, Interna- tional Relations Club vice-president, Student Council, Valentine Queen, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. BARBARA BALDWVIN Hopkinsville, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Home Ec- onomics Club, Beta Beta Tau, International Rela- tions Club, French Club, Twelfth Night. YVANDA JEWELL BARNES Columbia, Missouri Town Girls president, Student Council, Vesper Board, Lineage Club, Ori- entation Committee, Com- mencement Queen At- tendant, Twelfth Night. CAROL ANN BEEINI Shelbyville, Illinois Choral Club, St. Cecelia Club, Drama Guild, Twelfth Night. NANCY L. AUSTENE I-Iallsville, Missouri Home Economics Club, Lineage Club, Tee Gees vice-president, Twelfth Night. SALLY BAILEY Balinger, Texas Dance Club, Cheerleader, W.R.A., Modeling Club, Texas Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Popular Music Club, International Relations Club, St. Cecelia Club, Bowling Club, Twelfth Night. BARBARA BELLIS Cushing, Oklahoma W.R.A., Sigma Phi Gam- ma, Phi Theta Kappa, Hockey All-Stars, Spanish Club, International Rela- tions club, Student Gov- ernment Association presi- dent, Oklahoma Club, Orientation Committee, Twelfth Night. PATRICIA BENJAMIN Granite City, Illinois Drama Guild, Delta Psi Omega president, Presi- dents Club, Illinois Club president, W.R.A., Model- ing Club, Annual Staff, Microphone Staff, Spanish Club, International Rela- tions Club, Twelfth Night. BARBARA BENZ Oskaloosa, Iowa VV.R.A., Dolphins, Bowl- ing Club, Hockey, Basket- ball, Volleyball hall cap- tain, Badminton, World University Service, Phi Theta Kappa president, Delta Psi Omega, Sig- ma Phi Gamma, Drama Guild, Lineage Club, Pres- idents Club, Microphone staff editor, Iowa Club president, Twelfth Night. CAROLYN BRISENDINE Paris, Tennessee Riding Club, St. Cecelia, Home Economics Club, W.R.A., Modeling Club, Bowling Club, Interna- tional Relations, Drama Guild, Spanish Club, Or- gan Guild, Lineage Club, Twelfth Night. MISSIE BROOKS ' Waco, Texas Modeling Club, Bowling Club, French Club, Phi Delta Delta, International Relations Club, Twelfth Night. VIRGINIA BELLE BLACK Slater, Missouri Riding Club vice-presi- dent, W.R.A., Modeling Club, Bowling Club pres- ident, Hockey Team, Cho- ral Club, P.E.M., Lineage Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. SHIRLEY RUTH BRASKET Kokomo, Indiana Student Council, Phi Delta Delta, Home Eco- nomics Club, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. BARBARA BURNETT Memphis, Tennessee French Club, Lineage Club, Vesper Board, Home Economics Club, Hughes Hall Committee, Twelfth Night. BETSY BOLTON Armstrong, Missouri Lineage Club' president, Spanish Club, Modeling Club, Missouri Club, Beta Beta Tau, International Relations Club, Assembly Committee, Missouri Hall Volleyball Team, Presi- dents Club, Twelfth Night. PATRICIA ANN BOYD Kennett, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night. SHIRLEY LOUISE BURROW Ponca City, Oklahoma W.R.A, Oklahoma Club, Sigma Phi Gamma, Al- pha Pi Epsilon, Bowling Club, Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night. NIARII, lilllel, Senior YN BYLER Missouri Class secretary-treasurer, Home Economics Club presi- dent, Vesper Board, Dining Room den ts Music chairman, Presi- Club, Modeling Club, W.R.A., Basketball, Missouri Club, Popular Music Club president, Twelfth Night. IANE CLARKE Pa ri s, Kentucky St. Cecelia Club, Organ Guild, Popular Music Club, Kentucky Club president, Drama Guild, International Relations Club, Junior Class secretary-treasurer, Twelfth Night. Alum' CONE Ft. Worth, Texas Dolphins, Phi Theta Kappa, French Club, International Re- lations Club, Vesper Board, Student Council, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night, College Widow Queen. NANCY CORBIN Hazel Crest, Illinois Spanish Club, St. Cecelia Club, Organ Guild, Beta Beta Tau, Lineage Club, Illinois Club, Twelfth Night. BARBARA CRAIG Menzjylzis, lllissouri Double Sextette, Drama Guild, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. NIARIIIA JANE CARR Fayette, Illissozlri Home Economics Club vice- president, Modeling Club, In- ternational Relations Club, Be- ta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night. CAROLE CLEVENGER Platte City, Missouri W.R.A., Vesper Board, Basket- ball, Hockey, International Re- lations Club, Twelfth Night. LUCY ANN CONKEY. Colorado Springs, Colorado Presidents Club, Drama Guild vice-president, Spanish Club, International Relations Club, Choral Club, St. Cecelia Club, Colorado Club president, St. Clair Hall social chairman, Twelfth Night. REBECCA COUCH Humboldt, Tennessee Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Gamma, Delta Psi Omega, Stu- dent Council, W.R.A., Tennes- see Club, French Club, Drama Guild, Lineage Club, Interna- tional Relations Club, Model- ing Club, Maid to Commence- ment Queen, Twelfth Night. CAROLINE MARIE CULLIMORR Lake Villa, Illinois Spanish Club, Popular Music Club, Dance Club, Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, International Relations Club, St. Cecelia Club, Bowling Club, Illinois Club, Twelfth Night. MARY MAG DURRETT BARBARA DAUGHERTY PAT DAwR1Ns SALLY DAY Quincy, Illinois 4 Kansas City, Missouri Muskogee, Oklahoma Student Information Com- Phi Theta Kappa, Home Beta Beta Tau, Span- mittee chairman, Model- Economics Club, Spanish ish Club, French Club, ing Club secretary-treas- Club, Missouri Club, M7.R.A., Modeling Club, urer, Dance Club Lineage Club, Twelfth International Relations secretary, Riding Club, Night. Club, Twelfth Night. Lineage Club, W.R.A., Illinois Club, Twelfth Night. Q Smithfield, Kentucky Beta Beta Tau, Kentucky Club, Spanish Club, Rid- ing Club, Twelfth Night. JANISE LARENA if Kansas City, Missouri st. Cecelia Clubf Riding Club, Coaching' Club, Modeling Club, .French Club, Sigma Phi Gamma, International Relations Club, Delta Eta Chi sec- retary-treasurer, Twelfth Night. IRENE KAY DOLATA Gary, Indiana Student Government As- sociation vice-president, Vesper Board, Indiana Club, Beta Beta Tau, A1- pha Pi Epsilon, Lineage Club, Orientation Com- mittee, Twelfth Night. PEGGY FARMER Midway, Kentucky Y Student, ,Government As- sociation, 'Twelfth Night. jo CAROL Donn Ft. Worth, Texas Spanish Club treasurer, Dance Club president, Texas Club president, French Club, Vesper Board, International Re- lations Club, Volleyball, Basketball Team, Dol- phins, Sigma Phi Gamma, W.R.A, Twelfth Night. PEGGY DOLEN Columbia, Missouri Tee Gees, Beta Beta Tau, Modeling Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night sec- retary. CAROLYN J. FERGUSON St. Louis County, Mo. Spanish Club, Interna- tional Relations Club, Modeling Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. SYLVIA FINLI-ix' Marion, Arkansas Dolphin Club president, Stu- dent Council, Twelfth Night. BIARILYN M. GREEN Sedalia, Missouri String Ensemble, St. Cecelia Club, Popular Music Club, Lin- eage Club, Twelfth Night. JEAN HARRIS Wichita Falls, Texas Spanish Club, Riding Club, Lineage Club, W.R.A., Dol- phins, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night treasurer. BOBBIE ANN HENDERSON Omaha, Nebraska French Club, Dolphins, Student Council, Modeling Club, Dance Club, Lineage Club, Nebraska Club president, Swimming Club, Team Captain, Hockey Club, W.R.A., Twelfth Night presi- dent. SUZANNE HowARD Vancouver, B. C., Canada Modeling Club, French Club, Beta Beta Tau, Home Econom- ics Club, Twelfth Night. BIARGARET GILLIAAI Srottsville, Kentucky Dance Club, Kentucky Club Twelfth Night. BIARCIA :XNN HAIXIILTON Richmond, Indiana Student Government Associa- tion, Bowling Club, lN7.R.A. Hom-e Economics Club, Dolj phins secretary, Team Captain Twelfth Night. NIARTHA HARSTON W aco, Texas A International Relations Club, Spanish Club, Coaching Club, Riding Club, Home Economics Club, Twelfth Night. PAULA JUNE HORNSBY Hickman, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Home Econom- ics Club, International Rela- tions Club, Student Council, Bowling Club, Modeling Club, Lineage Club, Twelfth Night. GAY HovT Rosendale, Wisconsin Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Home Economics Club treasur- er, Cosmopolitan Club, Twelfth Night. 7 MARY SUSAN HUI,L Weston, Missouri Lineage Club, Presidents Club, Spanish Club vice- president, Phi Theta Kap- pa, Sigma Phi Gamma, Delta Eta Chi, Double Sextette, W.R.A. secre- tary, International Rela- tions Club president, Hockey All-Stars, Volley- ball, Basketball All-Stars, Softball, Twelfth Night. SHIRLEY JEAN JACOBS Columbia, Missouri Vesper Board, Beta Beta Tau, Home Economics Club, Modeling Club, Missouri Club, Choral Club, Tee Gee, Twelfth Night. VIRGINIA JACOB Columbia, Missouri Student Information Com- mittee, Town Girl, Valen- tine. Queen, Choral Club, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. JOAN ELIZABETH JESSUP Muscatine, Iowa Phi Delta Delta, Bowl- ing Club, College Widow art editor, Halloween Queen, Twelfth Night. BEVERDY JOBES ' JANIS ANN JOHNSON JOAN JOHNSON ANWTIZC, 101061 ' Kansas City, Missouri Columbia, Missouri Beta Beta Beta president, French Club, St. Cecelia Town Girl, Modeling Doulble Sex-tette accom- Club, Lineage Club, Club, Twelfth Night. panaist, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. St. Cecelia Club, Organ Guild vice-president, Cho- ral Club, Vesper Board, W.R.A., Buchroeder Mu- sic Award, Junior Musi- cianship Award, Presi- dents Club, Twelfth Night. A ANNA CLAIRE JANES Piggott, Arkansas Phi Theta Kappa, Delta Eta Chi, Sigma Phi Gamma, German Club, Twelfth Night. SUZANNE CORL JENKS Des Moines, Iowa French Club, Internation al Relations Club, Mi crophone Staff, Modeling Club, Iowa Club, Annual Staff, Twelfth Night. JANET KARRENBROCK Wichita Falls, Texas Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Gamma president, International Relations Club, Senior Hockey Team, French Club, Tex- as Club, W.R.A., Twelfth Night. BIARILYX KIRK Lincoln, Nelzraska French Club president, Drama Guild, Microphone Staff, Ne- braska Club, Sigma Phi Gam- ma, Delta Eta Chi, Twelfth Night. PATRICIA ANN LEONARD Sl. Louis, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Pi Epsilon vice-president, Beta Beta Tau, International Rela- tions Club, Missouri Club, Mi- crophone Staff, Twelfth Night. Suit LOCRIIART Manchester, Ohio Beta Beta Tau, Vesper Board, Modeling Club, Ohio Club pres- ident, Commencement Queen I954, French Club, Twelfth Night. LINDA NIATHEVV Oskaloosa, Iowa Phi Theta Kappa treasurer, Sigma Phi Gamma, Spanish Club president, W.R.A., Dolph- ins, Bowling Club, Microphone copy editor, Vesper Board, Presidents Club, Softball, Iowa Club, Twelfth Night. .IANI-1 LoUIsIi BTORROVV Pago Pago, American Samoa Sigma Phi Gamma, Delta Eta Chi, Phi Theta Kappa, French Club, Twelfth Night. KAY :XRLINE KNI'I I'LE Slzenancloalz, Iowa Phi Theta Kappa secretary, Sig- Ina Phi Gamma, Delta Eta Chi, Modeling Club, Bowling Club. XV.R.A., Iowa Club, 'Choral Club, International Relations Club, Twelfth Night. PATRICIA ANNE Lewis Cleveland Heights, Ohio lfV.R.A., Ohio Club, Kemper Homecoming Queen, Twelfth Night. GLORIA BICCLOSKEY - Edina, Ilflissouri IAl.R.A. presid-ent, Drama Guild, Dolphins, Missouri Club, Rid- ing Club, Team Captain, VV.U.- S., PEMS, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Presidents Club, Lineage Club, Bowling Club, Orientation Committee, Twelfth Night. -IANET BIAVES Indianapolis, Indiana Dolphins, Indiana Club, W.R.A.. XV.U.S. art chairman, Annual Staff art co-editor, Microphone cartoonist, Missouri Hall social chairman, Modeling Club, Vol- leyball, Twelfth Night. CAROLI-1 ANN NHIRRAY Carroll, Iowa Annual Staff, Iowa Club, Delta Psi Omega, Drama Guild, In- ternational Relations Club, Twelfth Night. SUE MYERS Wichita Falls, Texas Hughes Hall president, Orientation Committee, Executive Board of Stu- dent Council, Modeling Club, International Rela- tions Club, Spanish'Club, Vesper Board, Home Ec- onomics Club, W.R.A., Texas Club, Presidents Club, World University Service, Twelfth Night. MARY JANE Nocic - Cleveland, Ohio Popular Music Club, W.R.A., Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, Volleyball, Bowling Club, Twelfth Night. NITA PERRY Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Phi Gamma vice- president, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Modeling Club, Interna- tional Relations Club, W.R.A., Annual Staff, Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night. HARRIETT ANN PERsoN Memphis, Tennessee Modeling Club, W.R.A., Tennessee Club president, Choral Club, Twelfth Night. MARY JANE PAXTON Armstrong, Missouri Phi Delta Delta vice-pres- ident, Modeling Club, Volleyball Team, All Star Volleyball Team, Basket- ball Team, Missouri Club, W.R.A., Riding Club, Twelfth Night. JEWELL PECK Memphis, Missouri PEM president, W.R.A., Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. SHIRLEY PHIPPS Richmond, Missouri Modeling Club, Student Information Committee, Spanish Club, St. Cecelia Club, Popular Music Club, Missouri Club, Mis- souri Hall song-leader, Twelfth Night., BARBARA PAYNE Centralia, Missouri Alpha Pi Epsilon presi- dent, Vesper Board vice- president, Student Coun- cil, Beta Beta Tau, Secretary of the Month February, International Relations Club, Twelfth Night. NA-NCY MARGARET PEEL Pleasanton, Texas Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Gamma, Delta Psi Omega, Phi Delta Delta, Delta Eta Chi, Micro- phone Staff, Drama Guild, Vesper Board, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Year- book Literary Editor, Texas Club, International Relations Club, Twelfth Night. JANE PRATHER Memphis, Tennessee Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Delta Delta, Sigma Phi Gamma, French Club, Twelfth Night. JANE PRICE Centerville, Iowa Spanish Club, Beta Beta Tau vice-president Ridin ' Club, - 3 Twelfth Night. JANE RAY Dearlzo-rn, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Home Econom- ics Club, St. Cecelia Club, Span- ish Club, Missouri Club, Line- age Club, Twelfth Night. KAY ROBINSON Plainview, Texas Vesper Board president, Dol- phins, Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Gam- ma, Delta Eta Chi, Home Eco- nomics, Spanish Club, junior Class president, Double Sex- tette, Orientation Committee, W.R.A., Dolphin queen, Twelfth Night, College Widow queen attendant. BILLIE ROYALS Waco, Texas Student Government Associa- tion, Beta Beta Tau, Home Economics Club, Bowling Club, Texas Club, Twelfth Night. CAREY ANN RUSSELL Kansas City, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Gamma, Choral Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Assembly Commitee, Popular Music Club, Lineage Club, St. Cecelia Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. BARBARA PURCELL Nicholasville, Kentucky Delta Psi Omega, Phi Theta Kappa, Drama Guild, French Club, lfV.R.A., Bowling Club, Modeling Club. International Relations Club, Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night. DIANNE RAYBIOND Boonville, lllissouri Riding Club president, Missouri Club president, Dolphins vice- president, Volleyball captain, Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey all-star, W.R.A., Twelfth Night. JAN RAY ROBY Ft. Stockton, Texas Texas Club, Drama Guild, Busi- ness Manager of Microphone, VV.R.A., Twelfth Night. RUTH ANN RUBo'rToM Stet, Missouri Double Sextette, St. Cecelia Club, French Club, Choral Club, Vesp-er Choir, Twelfth Night. BoN SALLANDER Marshalltown, Iowa Drama Guild, Delta Psi Omega, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. SARA MAE SAMUELS Pryor, Oklahoma St. Cecelia Club, Bowling Club, Modeling Club, Hockey Team, Interna- tional Relations Club Drama Guild, W.R.A., Twelfth Night. 7 I PHYLLIS FAYE SCHLUESING Smithton, Missouri Modeling Club, Riding Clu.b, W.R.A., Interna- tional Relations Club, Lineage Club, Home Ec- onomics Club, French Club, Volleyball Team, Senior Hockey Team, Twelfth Night. JEAN ALICE SCHWVIERING Superior, Wisconsin W.R.A. treasurer, Dol- phin Club, Sigma Phi Gamma, Cosmopolitan Club, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. PPILLIE BURKE SMITH Winchester, Kentucky Kentucky Club, St. Ce- celia Club president, Or- gan Guild president, Ves- per Board, Beta Beta Beta, Twelfth Night. NORMA JEAN SMITH LOUISE SOWERS MARX' RUTH SPENCE Cincinnati, Ohio Seminole, Oklahoma VVaco, Texas Riding Club, Practice Sigma Phi Gamma, Spanish Club, Modeling Teachers Club president, French Club, Home Eco- Club, Student Council, Home Economics Club, nomics Club, Bowling International Relations Phi Delta Delta, Twelfth Club, Oklahoma Club, Club, Twelfth Night. Nlght- Twelfth Night. HELEN SEXTON Kennett, Missouri French Club, Riding Club, International Rela- tions Club, Vesper Board secretary, Twelfth Night. BTARJORIE SMITH Rutledge, Missouril Home Economics Club, French Club, W.R.A., Bowling Club, Popular Piano Playing Club vice- president, Student Coun- cil, Twelfth Night. LEAH STEINKRAUS Plainview, Nebraska Beta Beta Beta vice-presi- dent, YV.U.S. chairman, Senior Class vice-presi- dent, Choral Club, Ves- per Board, Double Sex- tette, Christian College Trio, Nebraska Club, Popular Music Club, St. Cecelia Club, St. Clair songleader, jane Froman Vocal Award, Twelfth Night. SHIRLEY S'I'RATI'ON Waco, Tex as Student Council secretarv, Ori- entation Committee, 'Vesper Board, Spanish Club, IiV.R.A., Lineage Club, Twelfth Night. VIRGINIA SULLIVAN Paducah, Kentucky Presidents Club, St. Clair Hall president, Student Council, Ex- ecutive Committee Of S.G.A., International Relations Club, Drama Guild president, Vesper Board, Delta Psi Omega vice- president, Orientation Commit- tee, College WVidOw Queen At- tendant, Twelfth Night. ROSERIARY THEIS Denver, Colorado St. Cecelia Club vice-president, Beta Beta Beta secretary-treas urer, Lineage Club, Twelfth Night. -IUNE LOUISE THOBISON Kansas City, Missouri Sigma Phi Gamma, Spanish Club, International Relations Club, Modeling Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. CQWEN TOUZEL Ft. Worth, Texas Dolphins, I'V.R.A., Texas Club, French Club, Riding Club, Bowling Club, Twelfth Night. WILNIA ANN SUI-IR Illexzco, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Gamma, Delta Eta Chi presi- dent, International Relations Club, Annual Staff, Presidents Club, I'V.R.A., Modeling Club, Bowling Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. JOY SVVEENEY Ft. Iflforth, Texas Senior Class president, Vesper Board, Sigma Phi Gamma, Del- ta Psi Omega, VV.R.A., Spanish Club, International Relations Club, Twelfth Night. CAROLINE THOMPSON Richmond, Missouri Student Council, Missouri Hall president, Vesper Board, W.R.- A., Modeling Club, Volleyball Team, Orientation Committee, Twelfth Night. SUZANNE INIARIE TINDALL Homewood, Illinois Illinois Club, Phi Delta Delta, Spanish Club, International Relations Club, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. GLORIA YVARRI-:N Memphis, Tennessee Beta Beta Tau secretary, Alpha Pi Epsilon, Home Economics Club, Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night. SUANNE IVATSON Henderson, Kentucky Junior Class vice-president, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Vesper Choir, W.R.A., Dance Club, Softball Team, Kentucky Club, International Relations Club, Twelfth Night. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Hallsville, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Alpha Pi Ep- silon, Tee Gee secretary, Twelfth Night. CAROL ANN Woon I Gering, Nebraska College Widow business man- ager, Student Government As- sociation, M7.R.A., Religion in Life Week Committee, Spanish Club, Hockey Team, Micro- phone Staff, Bowling Club, St. Cecelia Club, World University Service, Riding Club, Popular Music Club, Nebraska Club, Commencement Horse Show, Twelfth Night vice-president. MARGARET WRIGHT Horse, Cave, Kentucky Sigma Phi Gamma secretary- treasurer, Delta Eta Chi, Phi Theta Kappa- 'vice-president, W.R.A., Modeling Club, Inter- national Relations Club, French Club, Hockey Team, Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night. I SYLVIA SNYDER Anderson, Indiana Spanish Club, Modeling Club, Indiana Club, Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night. CRAIG WHITE Butte, Montana International Relations Club, Spanish Club, Drama Guild, Delta Psi Omega, Twelfth Night. BARBARA LEE WINDMILLER Louisiana, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Bowling Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. BARBARA WRIGHT Richmond, Missouri Beta Beta Tau president, Mod- eling Club president, Alpha Pi Epsilon, Vesper Board, Com- mencement Attendant, Secre- tary of the Month, Presidents Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. NANCY WRIGHT Cairo, Missouri Basketball, Alpha Pi Epsilon secretary-treasurer, Beta Beta Tau, C.S.C. 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The love we bear for Christian Words could never tell. M7 e love the old traditions, The campus beauty fair. The friends we know and love so well Are friends that we met there. So, looking back on your life someday, Your college days will shine. A place for Christian will always be In your heart and mine. BETTY ADAMS Creve Coeur, Alissouri Spanish Club, Model- ing Club, Beta Beta Tau Ridin Club , g , Twelfth Night, Coach- ing Club. JANICE ALD-RIDGE Richmond, Missouri Riding Club secretary, Coaching Club, Mis- soui Club, Clarinet Trio, 'Twelfth Night. NANCY ANN ARNOLD- Macon, Missouri Spanish Club, Riding Club, Missouri Club, Basketball Team and Twelfth Night. ELEANOR ARTHUR Germantown, Tenn. W.R.A., Riding Club treasurer, Tennessee Club, Dolphin Club, Volleyball Team, Bas- ketball Team, Hock- ey Team, P.E.M.'s vice - president, and Twelfth Night. BEVERLY AURAND Somerset, Kentucky Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night. NoRA ANN BALDWIN Novelty, Missouri Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, W.- R. A., Lineage Club, Bowling Club, Drama Guild, Twelfth Night. XVILMA J. BATSCHELET Montrose, Missouri Modeling Club, Bowl- mg Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. MYRNA BECK Columbus, Ohio Dolphins, Beta Beta Tau, Bowling Club, Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, and Twelfth Night. JANETTE BERRY Gower, Missouri Home Economics Club, Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, Missouri Club, Choral Club, Twelfth Night. GAIL BLAKEINIAN Henderson, Kentucky Spanish Club, Riding Club, Twelfth Night. ELIZABETH A. BONFOEY Kirksville, Missouri Drama Guild, Spanish Club, Riding Club, Twelfth Night. SUE BOWMAN Elwood, Indiana String Ensemble, String Trio, Business Staff of C. C. Crescent, Mem- ber of University of Missouri Band, Twelfth Night. ELEANOR A. BRASHEAR Hazard, Kentucky French Club, Modeling Club, Kentucky Club, Twelfth Night. KATHERINE E. BUTLER Memphis, Tennessee Sigma Phi Gamma, Tennessee Club, and Twelfth Night. MARJORIE CADY Indianapolis, Indiana Student Council, Swim- ming team junior cap- tain, Modeling Club, Riding Club, W.R.A., Dolphins, and Twelfth Night. JANE COMER Dallas, Texas Riding Club, Texas Club, Hockey Team, Bowling Club, W.R.A., Twelfth Night. JANE ISABEL BISHOP Dumas, Texas Riding Club, Spanish Club, lN.R.A., Swim- ming Instructor, Dolph- ins, Drama Guild, and Tw-elfth Night. BIABEL C. BONDURANT Columbia, Missouri Town Girl treasurer, Phi Delta Delta, French Club, Dean's List, Ves- per Board, Twelfth Night. SUSAN BOWDISH Centerville, Iowa Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club, Iowa Club, and Twelfth Night. SUZANNE BRANNAN Gainesville, Texas Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Beta Beta, French Club, Choral Club accompan- ist, Popular Piano Play- ing Club, Bowling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Twelfth Night. NA'NCX' BROWN Kansas City, Missouri Modeling Club, Student Information Commit- tee, Choral Club, and Twelfth Night., MARY JANE BYBEE Mexico, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, Line- age Club, Dean's List, French Club, Twelfth Night. PHILLIPPA COHEN Malden, Missouri Choral Club, Vesper Choir, French Club and Twelfth Night. ELAINE CONGER Midland, Texas Hallowe'en Queen, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Del- ta Delta, Sigma Phi Gamma, Spanish Club secretary, International Relations Club, Riding Club, Twelfth Night. CRYs1'ELLE CONNER Jo CovI'LE SUE COOPER NANCY LEE CORLEY BETTE Lou Cox DORIS YVONINE Cox Ft. Worth, Texas Cushing, Oklahoma Dumas, Texas Columbia, Missouri Waldron, Arkansas Centralia, Missouri Junior Class secre- Oklahoma C lu b, Twelfth Night. Beta Beta T a u, Home Ec Club, Mod- Modeling Club, Mis- tary, Home Ec Club Spanish Club, 12th W.R.A., Tee Gees, eling Club, Twelfth souri Club, Twelfth secretary, Council, Night. Twelfth Night. V Night. Night. Modeling, Choral, An- nual, Twelfth Night. JODY CUMINIINS Jo-Y CUNNINGI-IAM lXdARYLYN DANFORD SARALYN GRACE DAvIs CAROLYN SUE DAY Cynthiana, Kentucky Sedalia, Missouri . Middletown, Ohio Gashland, Missouri Soldier, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Span- Riding Club, Model- Riding Club, Dance Dance Club, Vesper Vesper Choir, 12th ish Club, Annual ing Club, Home Ec- Club, WRA, Twelfth Choir, Annual Staff, Night. Staff, Twelfth Night. onomics Club, An- Night. Sigma Phi Gamma, nual Staff, Student M o d e l i n g Club, Council, Choral Club, W.R.A., T w e 1 f t h Twelfth Night. , Night. JUDITH DEAN Rocky River, Ohio Modeling Club, Span- ish Club, Drama Guild, St. Cecelia Club, Choral Club, Dolphins, Twelfth Night. LYNIN DEwEY VIRGINIA DoNo-Hoo DIANE DOWNING RUT'HIE DRAKE SANDRA DRESKER Memphis, Tennessee Borger, Texas Denver, Colorado Cushing, Oklahoma Merriam, Kansas International Rela- Spanish Club, Dance Choral Club,Twelfth Annual Staff, Mod- Beta Beta Tau, Cos- tions Club,'Modeling Club, Texas Club, Night. A eling Club, Student mopolitan Club, Club, French Club, Twelfth Night. Council,French Club, Twelfth- Night. Twelfth Night. Twelfth Night: SHIRLEY MARIE EASTES Garrett, Indiana International Rela- tions Club, Indiana Club, Twelfth Night. BILLYE FRANCES ENOS JOAN ERICKSON JANE FAIRLY BEVERLY Jo FENTON Holdenville, Okla. Double Sexte tte, Twelfth Night. Pulaski, Iowa Waco, Texas Columbia, Missouri Home Ec Club, In- Spanish Club, Rid- French Club,Twelfth ternational Relations ing Club, Texas Night. Club, W.R.A., Bowl- Club, Drama Guild, ing Club, Twelfth Twelfth Night. Night. JANE A.FLINCHPAUGH MONA Lou FRALEY Excelsior Sprgs., Mo. International Rela- tions Club, Lineage Club, Missouri Club, Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night. Chelsea, Oklahoma Modeling Club, Dou- ble Sextette, Choral Club, St. Cecelia Club, Popular Music Club, Annual, 12th Night. BIARTHA S. FRIEDMEYER California, lvlissouri International Re- lations Club, Mis- souri Club, Twelfth Night. CLAUDIA GARREIT Clayton, New Mexico French Club, Model- ing Club, Cosmopoli- tan Club, Twelfth Night. MARGARET GIBSON Midland, Texas Texas Club, Lineage Club, French Club, Twelfth Night. MOLLY SUE GODWIN Richmond Heights, Missouri W.R.A. vice-president, Spanish Club, Inter- national Relations Club, Twelfth Night. JEAN GRIFFIN M illington, Tennessee Student Council, Mod- eling Club, Micro- phone Staff, Ten- nessee Club, Twelfth Night. CARROLEE HARNED Sedalia, Missouri French Club, Twelfth Night. VIRGINIA HARRISON Fairfax, Oklahoma Home Economics Club, Twelfth Night. HEI.EN M. HARVEY Crawfordsville, Incl. Annual Staff, Micro- phone Staff, Vesper Choir, Twelfth Night. DORIS ANN GAINES Bowling Green, Ky. Modeling Club, Ken- tucky Club, Twelfth Night. PATTY GARRISON Port Arthur, Texas Phi Theta Kappa., Home EC Club, 12th Night. JOYCE GILES Memphis, Tennessee Phi Delta Delta, Twelfth Night. CAROLE GOLDSMITH St. Albans, New York Spanish Club, Model- ing Club, Vesper Choir, Bowling Club, Student Information Committee, Twelfth Night. ANNA BETH HAGUE Cherokee, Oklahoma Choral Club, Okla- homa Club, Twelfth Night. N AfNCY HARNED Sedalia, Missouri Spanish Club, Inter- national Relations Club, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. CAROL HARTON Memphis, Tennessee Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night. GLENDA HAYES Louisville, Kentucky Modeling Club, Rid- ing Club, Spanish Club, Beta Beta Tau, Kentucky Club, An- nual Staff, Twelfth Night. PATRICIA GARLAND Owensboro, Kentucky Spanish Club. Choral Club, Drama Guild, Modeling Club, Sigma Phi Gamma, Twelfth Night. SANDRA L. GATES Sedalia, Missouri Phi Delta Delta, Twelfth Night. IRENE GLASS M emphis, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night. VIRGINIA GOLDSMITH St. Albans, New York Spanish Club, Model- ing Club, Choral Club, Vesper. Choir, Bowling Club, Cosmo- politan Club, Twelfth Night. CAROL E. HALEY Columbia, Missouri French Club, Town Girl, Twelfth Night. SARA HARNED Seelalia, Missouri Twelfth Night. EMILY HARVEY Covington, Tennessee Tennessee Club, Span- ish Club, International Relations Club, Mod- eling Club, Twelfth Night. PAULINE V. HAYNES Mercedes, Texas Home Ec Club, 12th Night. FRANCES R. HEEREN Midland, Texas KAREN HEIBIERCER BIARCIA LEE HENLEX' Hannibal, Missouri Boonville, Missouri W.R.A., Modeling, French Club,Twelfth Beta Beta Tau, Dol- Spanish, Phi Theta Night. phin Club, W.R.A., Kappa, Sigma Phi Volleyball T e a m , Gamma, Vesper, As- Twelfth Night. sembly Committee, BARBARA JEAN HILL GLENDA HILL Liberty, Missouri Nlangum, Oklahoma Beta Beta Tau, Bowl- ing Club, Twelfth Night. Riding Club, Bowl- ing Club, Modeling Club, Drama Guild, French Club secre- tary, W.U.S., Student Drama, 12th Night. Council, 12th Night. MARY IRENE HOJIZI. Mexico City, Mexico Spanish Club, Rid- ing Club, Home Ec- onomics Club, Beta Beta Tau, Twelfth Night. LINDA HOLCOBIB PAT HOPI,ER DOROTHY HUFE GAYLENE ANIN JACOBS JANE JAMES Ft. Worth, Texas Okmulgee, Okla. McCook, Nebraska Kirksville, Missouri Bowling Green, Ky. Modeling Club, Bas- French Club, Okla- Dance Club, Twelfth Spanish Club, Bowl- Spanish Club, Mod- ketball Team, Volley- homa Club, Interna- Night. ing Club, P.E.M., eling Club, Twelfth ball Team, Beta Beta tional R e la ti O n s WRA, All-Star Hock- Night. Tau, International Club, Twelfth Night. ey Team, Twelfth Relations Club, Night. Twelfth Night. LIBBY JONES Big Spring, Texas Student Council, Sig- ma Phi Gamma, Drama Guild, Span- ish Club, Bowling Club, Microphone, Annual, 12th Night. SALLY ANNE JONES JENNIE JURGENSIVIEYER BIARGY KEATON Columbia, Missouri Columbia, Missouri Big Spring, Texas French Club, Home Beta Beta Tau, Tee French Club, Double Economics Club, Lin- Gees, Alpha Pi Ep- Sextette, T w el f t h eage Club, Tee Gees, silon, Lineage Club, Night. Twelfth Night. Twelfth Night. CAROLE ANNE KING Princeton, Missouri Double Sex tette, Beta Beta Beta, Lin- eage Club, C. C. Trio, Annual Staff, Choral Club, Twelfth Night. NANCY JANE KIRTLEY Seminole, Oklahoma Dance Club, Model- ing Club, French Club, P.E.M., 12th Night. ANN KLOSTERMAN David City, Neb. Riding Club, Model- ing Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Annual Staff. Nebraska Club, 12th Night. DEBORAH A. KLUTE EVIELYN LACY JUDITH LANE Richmond, Ind. Hopkinsville, Ky. Cynthiana, Ky. Twelfth Night. French Club, Ken- Spanish Club, Phi tucky Club, Dean's Delta Delta, Student List, Twelfth Night. C O u n ci l , Twelfth Night. NANCY SHARON..LANC Anchorage, Ken lucky Tri-Beta, F r e n c h Club, Sextette, Choral, St. Cecelia. Popular Piano, An- nual, Modeling, Stu- d e n t Information, Twelfth Night. DELEE LANTZ Cushing, Oklahoma Spanish Club, Hughes Hall Committee, Modeling Club, 12th Night. ANN L. LAUTHINER Frankfort, Ky. International Rela- tions Club, Model- ing Club, Vespef Choir, Annual Staff. Choral, 12th Night. PA1 LAY Columbia, llflissouri Home Economics Club, Vesper Choir, 'Twelfth Night. PHYLLIS LONGINIORE Kansas City, Missouri Spanish, Dance, Model- ing, Beta Beta Tau, W.R.A., A 1 p h a Pi Epsilon, Sigma Phi Gamma, Deanls List, Choral, Vesper, Drama, Twelfth Night. SHEILA MCCARTY Indianapolis, Indiana Riding Club, French Club, Twelfth Night. ALMEDA NICLEINIORE Memphis, Tennessee Phi Delta Delta, Jr. vice-president, Model- ing, Dolphins, Annual, Drama, Riding Club, International Rela- tions, W.R.A., Choral, Twelfth Night. HEINDA MICHELSON Memphis, Tennessee Tennessee Club, Span- ish Club, Modeling Club, Student Coun- cil, Basketball Team, Snow White and Sev- en Dwarfs, Annual Staff,,Twelfth Night. IIANICE MORAWITZ New London, Mo. St. Cecelia secretary, Popular Piano, Tri- Beta, Choral Club ac- companist, Ensemble, Vesper Choir, Clarinet Trio, String Trio, 12th Night. JOAN MOUSER Ft. Worth, Texas Texas Club, French Club, Spanish Club, International Re- lations Club, Micro- phone staff, Hughes Basketball team man- ager, Twelfth Night. LAURA JANE PACE Roeheport, Nlissouri Home Ec Club, Inter- n a t io n al Relations Club, Town Girls, Twelfth Night. ,IAN LEDLIE Englewood, Colorado Modeling Club, Colo- rado Club, Twelfth Night. LYNDIA LOUDERBACK Rochester, Indiana Horsemanship Club, Twelfth Night. MARILYN MCINTIRE Oregon, Missouri W.R.A., French Club, Modeling Club, Ves- per Board, Dean's List, Organ Guild, Twelfth Night. ANN MENTZER Parkville, Missouri Modeling Club, Ves- per Choir, Home Ec- onomics Club, Twelfth Night. SARAH LOUISE MILLER Higginsville, Missouri Spanish Club, St. Ce- celia Club, Annual Staff, Modeling' Club, Twelfth Night. NIARILYN MORRIS Leesburg, Ohio Spanish Club, Model- ing Club,Riding Club, Ohio Club, Practice Teachers Club, 12th Night. PAULA RUTH NELSON Holdenville, Okla. Junior Class Presi- dent, Oklahoma Club president, French Club, International Relations Club, Mod- eling Club, Twelfth Night. JANET PARIS Vlfest Plains, llflissouri Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, Organ Guild, Annual Staff, Twelfth Night. NIARY ANN LEHMAN Vernon, Texas Dance Club, Twelfth Night. MARY M CCALL Nlernphis, Tennessee VV.R.A., Spanish Club, Tennessee Club, Hall Committee, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball Teams, 12th Night. MARX' -IANE McKEE Springfield, Illinois Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, Yearbook Staff, Illinois Club, Student Information Committee, Twelfth Night. EVA MERRILL Denver, Colorado Dolphins, Microphone Staff, Colorado Club, Twelfth Night. SUE HERMAN MOORE Cynthiana, Kentucky Kentucky Club, Home Economics Club, Twelfth Night. CAROL IXIOTE Dayton, Ohio Beta Beta Tau, Organ Guild, Twelfth Night. Liz OZANNE Des Moines, Iowa Organ Guild, lAl.U.S.. Twelfth Night. BILLIE MAX PARISI-I Carndenton, NIO. Volleyball Team, In- ternational Relations Club, Modeling Club, lN.R.A., 12th Night. 'WW Q'eafQ,g,,,.g . , ,,. JENNA A. PARKER MARTITA PARKER BEVERLY PEIXOTTO CAROL PESCETTO JOANNE PHILLIPS Hazard, Kentucky Memphis, Tennessee Wetumka, Oklahoma Columbia, Missouri Seminole, Oklahoma Riding Club, Spanish W.R.A., Dolphins, St. Cecelia Club, Tee Gee, Beta Beta .Dean's List, Vesper Club, Vesper Board, Spanish Club, Ten- Twelfth Night. Tau, Twelfth Night. Board, French Club, Twelfth Night. nessee Club, Volley- Twelfth Night. ball Club, Swim- ming Team, Basket- ball Team, Twelfth Night. JANE PITTELCO jackson, ,Michigan Spanish Club, An- nual Staff, Sigma Phi G a m m a , Modeling Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Twelfth Night. JOY POE Pecos, Texas Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Delta D elta Alpha Pi Epsilon Beta Beta Tau, In- ternational R e l a tions, Modeling, An- nual, Twelfth Night. CHARLENE POWERS BORDIE RHEA PUGH Manchester, Tenn. Memphis, Tennessee Phi Theta Kappa, Dance Club vice- , Riding Club, Model- president, Modeling , ing Club, Tennessee Club, Twelfth Night. Club, Twelfth Night. RUTH ANN PYLE Armstrong, Missouri S tu den t Council, Vesper Board, WUS, Tri-Beta, St. Cecelia Club, Popular Piano Club, Bowling Club, Twelfth Night. NORMA QUALLS Pampa, Texas JUDY RAGSDALE Wichita Falls, Tex. French Club, Model- Annual Staff, French ing Club, Texas Club, Modeling Club, Student Coun- Club, Twelfth Night. CII, Twelfth Night. TINA RANSOM- NANCY READ MYRNA REYNOLDS JOANNE RICHARDS CAROL RICHARDSON Memphis, Tennessee Kirksville, Missouri Martinsville, Ind. Frankfort, Kentucky San Antonio, Texas Spanish Club, Inter- Organ Guild,Spanish St. Cecelia C lub, Choral Club, Dol- Dolphins, Spanish national Relations Club, Twelfth Night. Popular Music Club, phins, Annual Staff, Club, Twelfth Night. Club, Riding Club, Vesper Choir, Line- Twelfth Night. W.R.A., BCILH Be-ta agg Club, Modeling Tau, Modeling Club, Club, Annual Staff, Twelfth Night. Twelfth Night. JENILU RICHIE Memphis, Tennessee Vesper Choir, W.R.A., B o w lin g, International Rela- tions Club, Annual, Phi Theta Kappa, Twelfth Night. f JEANETTA RODGERS MARILYN Rooxs GAIL E. ROSE PAT RUBY RAYBIONETFE RUCKER Madisonville, Ky. Brownsville, Tenn. Shenandoah, Iowa ColoracloSprgs., Colo. Kansas City, Mo. H o m e Economics French Club, Inter- M 0 d el i n g Club, Dance Club, Twelfth Modeling Club, Stu- Cliub, junior Swim- national Relations Choral Club, Vesper Night. dent Information ming Team, Junior Club, Drama Guild, Choir, Iowa Club, Committee, Missouri Cheerleader, K en - W.R.A., Annual, St. Annual Staff, 12th Club, Twelfth Night. tucky Club, Annual Cecelia Club, Bowl- Night. ' Staff, Twelfth Night. ing, Dean's List, Dol- phins, 12th Night. BETTIE L. SADLER Clinton, lllissouri Popular Music Club, D 0 u ble Sextette, Trio, Twelfth Night. NANCY LEE SALBION Sym, Angelo, Texas Spanish Club, St. Cece- lia Club, and Twelfth Night. BIARILYN S. SCI-IARLACH Oklahoma City, Okla. Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, Annual Staff, Twelfth Night. KAY SHONER Meridon, Missouri Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, French Club, Twelfth Night. ANNA LoU SIMPSON Novelty, Missouri W.R.A., Bowling Club, Lineage Club, Basket- ball, Hockey, Volleyball, Dean's List, Twelfth Night. JOHNNIE LEE SMrrH Cassville, Missouri Hockey Team, Volley- ball, W. R. A., Spanish Club, Twelfth Night. KAY SrEI'HENsoN Omaha, Nebraska French Club, Phi The- ta Kappa, fDean's List, Annual Staff, Micro- phone Staff, Twelfth Night. NELIA SUTTON Midland, Texas W.R.A., Texas Club, Bowling Club, Model- mg Club, French Club, Drama Guild, Twelfth Night. BEVERLY 'ffl-IOMAS Oklahoma City, Okla. Modelin Club Okla 8 f ' hffma Club, Twelfth Night. LINDA LEA SANDERS Greenfield, Indiana Modeling Club, French Club, Beta Beta Tau, S t u de n t Information C o m mi t te e, Twelfth Night. MARX' LOUISE Scorr Claremore, Oklahoma Bowling Club, Lineage Club, Drama Guild, Annual Staff, Micro- phone Staff, Spanish Club, Twelfth Night. CAROL SHORT Colorado Springs, Colo. Twelfth Night. CLAUDINE SIMS Columbia, Missouri Town Girl, Twelfth 'Night. NANCY M. STANSBURY Pekin, Illinois French Club, Modeling Club, Illinois Club, An- nual Staff, Microphone Staff, Bowling Club, Twelfth Night. , MARY KAY STILES Hollywood, Florida Sigma Phi Gamma, W.- R.A., Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Bowling Club, Cosmo- politan Club, Twelfth Night. l BARBARA ANN TABOR Olivette, Missouri Drama Guild, Interna- tional Relations Club, Annual Staff, Micro- phone Staff, Popular Music Club, Twelfth Night. KAY THOMAS Columbia, Missouri Town Girl, W.R.A., Drama Guild, French Club, Twelfth Night. KATHLEEN SCIIAFER Tekamah, Nebraska Twelfth Night. ELAINE SHEPARD St. Louis, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Annual Staff, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. BARBARA LUCILLE SHY Chillicothe, Missouri French Club, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. BETTY SUE SMALLEELT New Haven, Missouri Phi Theta Kappa, An- nual Staff, Home Eco- nomics Club, Missouri Club, Twelfth Night. DIXIANA STEPHENS McCook, Nebraska Nebraska Club, Riding Club, Coaching Club, French Club, ,Student Council, Twelfth Night. BARBARA ANN STROUD San Antonio, Texas Modeling Club, Texas Club, Student Council, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, Twelfth Night, Microphone Staff. ROSAMOND TAYLOR Leavenworth, Kansas Kansas Club, Dolphin, Microphone Staff, Twelfth Night. BETTY JOAN THOMPSON Columbia, Missouri Town Girl, Twelfth Night. A if .ANQV MARY A. ToUsLEY Indianapolis, Ind. Riding Club, Twelfth Night. PRISCILLA TROUT Roswell, N. M. Dean's List, Popular Piano Playing Club treasurer, St. Cecelia Club, Organ Guild treasurer, V e s p e r Choir, T welfth Night. ALICE VAN ARSDALE CAROLYN VAN HoRNE JANE VAN .METER MontgomeryCity,Mo. Highland, Indiana 'Corder, Missouri W.R.A., Basketball Volleyball Team,Bas- International Rela- Team, All-Star Hock- ketball Team, Indi- tions Club, Modeling ey Team, PEM, Mis- ana Club, Twelfth Club, Riding Club, souri Club, Twelfth Night. C o a c h i n g Club, Night, Twelfth Night. NANCY VAN PELT Salem, Missouri Double Sextette S p a n i s h C l u b Twelfth Night. ANN D. VEAZEY BARBARA WALTON JOCILE WATERS Madisonville, Ky. Birmingham, Mich. Agency, Missouri Spanish Club, Choral Cosmopolitan Club, Basketball T e a m , Club, Modeling Modeling Club, Home Ec Club, C l u b , ' Kentucky Home Ee C l u b , Twelfth Night. Club, Student Coun- Twelfth Night. cil, Twelfth Night. BARBARA WEISS Memphis, Tennessee Spanish Club, An- nual Staff, Interna- tional Relations Club, Modeling Club, Twelfth Night. . MARY MARTHA WELLS Columbia, Missouri Beta Beta Tau, Town Girl, Twelfth Night. CECELIA WHITE Ft. Worth, Texas French Club, Model- ing, Twelfth Night NANCY J. WHITSON jo WILLARD CAROLYN YVILLOWS DONELL WILsoN ANN WIMPY East Lansing, Mich. Oklahoma City, Okla. Ewing, Missouri Marietta, Oklahoma Pembroke, Kentucky KN' U S, Vesper Board, Dolphins, C h o r a 1 Modeling Club, Beta French Club, Riding French Club, Ken- M'o d e l i n g Club, Club, Vesper Choir, Beta Tau, Home EC Club, International tucky Club, Twelfth Michigan C l u b ,- O k la h o m a Club, Club, Missouri Club, R e la tio n s Club, Night. Basketball T e a m , French, T w e l f t h Basketball T e a m , Drama Guild, VVRA, Twelfth Night. Night. Choral Club, Twelfth Twelfth Night. Night. PHYLLIS A.WORKhIAN BEVERLY VVRIGI-IT LINDA LEE VVYMAN KAY ZENT RENNY ,ANN ZIRKLP Columbia, Missouri Shrewsbury, Mo. West Point, Miss. Ft. Wayne, Indiana San Angelo, Texas Town Girl, Twelfth M o d e l i n g Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Modeling Club, In- Night. lfVRA,Twelfth Night. Vesper Choir, Choral diana Club, Twelfth Club, St. Cecelia Night. Club, Annual Staff, Twelfth Night. Sigma Phi Gamma, Modeling Club, Span- ish 'Club, Interna- tional Relations Club, Double Sextet- te, Oklahoma Club, Twelfth Night. FRANCES W OODFIN M urfreesboro, Tenn. Modeling Club, Drama Guild, Span- ish Club, Twelfth Night. 7 J TERESA LILLARD f Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Organ Guild, Twelfth Night. jo ANN VVHITLEDGE Henderson, Kentucky Modeling Club, Spanish Club Twelfth Night. Junior Jamboree September 21: Trains whistle to a stop, we board cabs and make our Hrst grand entrance through Roger's Gates and the Christian school year is begun. September 231 An all-school picnic on back campus among the autumn leaves . . . what fun! September 24: Our first glimpse of Dr. Miller at the opening convocation . . . applause for the juniors at the pajama party. September 26: Dean johnson entertains with an open house. October 3: Our first Sunday after dinner coffee in Hughes Hall parlors . . . we feel we're social big-wigs. Love that atmosphere. October 6: Candlelight and inspiration as the Vesper Board initiates new members. October 8: Grab your partners, boys and girls! . . . as we dance to soft music at our first mixer. My that fellow's cute. Hope he'll call. October Io: I must press those curtains. Canlt enter the room decoration contest unless Room-o and I get busy. October 2o: Lovely formal dinner tonight and concert fol- lowing with Appleton and Field, duo-pianists. Magnificent! Got an autograph, too. October 27: Black cats adorned the walls and I sat on bales ol hay. The state clubs' 'skits were good. Josie and Elaine were the cutest queens. VVe should have more Halloween parties. October 28: Personal presence . . . and the Seniors give us a fall style show. Ummm. How I'd love to have that wool jersey. November 2-4: VVho thought storytellers could be so wonder- ful? Evelyn Milligan jones presented her annual book reviews this week. VVhat a marvelous alumna she is! Novem ber 9 : Room-o sings in her Hrst student recital to- night. Good luck, sweetheart. November 131 Hearts and flowers, soft music and a handsome date . . . Twelfth Night at its best with the Autumn Ball. X L Seniors November 25 : Thanksgiving Day! . . . and holi- day! Juniors won the hockey game . . . home-cooked turkey and dress- ing for dinner. L 1 Left to right: Barbara Bellis, Virginia Black, Barbara Benz Sara Samuels, Susan Hull, Gloria McCloskey, Janet Karrenbrock Dianne Raymond, Marcia Hamilton. A Captain Bobbie Henderson. Juniors Left to right: Ruth Ann Pyle, Mary McCall, Kay Thomas, Eleanor Arthur, Marilyn Rooks, Alice Van Arsdale, Molly Godwin, captain, Gaylene Jacobs, Almeda McLemore, Jane Gomer, Anna Lou Simpson, Johnnie Smith, Marilyn Mclntire. All-Stars Eleanor Arthur Barbara Bellis Barbara Benz Molly Godwin Bobbie Henderson Susan Hull Gaylene Jacobs Gloria McCloskey Marilyn Mclntire Dianne Raymond Anna Lou Simpson Johnnie Smith Alice Van Arsdale Novem ber 23 : Decem bei' 6: Love that swimming pool and those Thursday Bells NUS OH CHUIPUS - - - Phi Theta K21PPa,S , . tree-lighting ceremony. Goodness, is it Christ- atternoon date swims. mas already? D I9 : November 29: ecem W I5 I believe it is! Oh, dear, I forgot to pack the green wool dress . . . but there's the train. See -terrific performance, Miss Morehead! Encore! you all . . . Merry Christmas! House lights dimmed and the lady appeared December 2-4: A hush in the house . . . curtain going up . . . Stage Door Barbara Benz plays the lead. Good show, Kids! jan nary 4 : and Happy New Year . . . school bells ring, we pick up our pencils and begin again. january 8: Art and the arty on a holiday as the painting and art appreciation classes travel to the St. Louis Museum of Art. january 11: Tuesday assembly . . . the Hickman High School Verse Choir . . . the South shall rise again as Mr. Lincoln strolls the countryside. jamzary 141 Intramural volleyball . . . bruised and ex- hausted Hughes is victorious. january 19: Gay Paris . . . candlelight, beautiful girls in gorgeous formals . . . the junior Banquet. Splendid! january 25: Rabbi Rosenbloom speaks inassembly . . . an outstanding apostle of his faith. january 27: Light opera . . . Metropolitan opera . . . pop- ular . . . Rosemary Kuhlman. at a formal concert. Encore! X 7 sfe'xl ff ' r X . . ' 'x 9 1' ld ,L 1, ' v February 3-5: Study hours . . . long hours . . . the crucial moment . . . I passed! Never again will I have to face this, I hope! Final exams. February 8: Moors and heather . . . kilts and bag- pipes . . . World University Service ambas- sador Gilbert McArthur speaks in assem- bly and class seminars. February JI: Roses are red, Violets blueg Hearts are for lovers, Valentines for you. Soft lights . . . beautiful music and the Valentine Dance with best wishes to four lovely queens. February 18: For Seniors only, a slumber party in Hughes . . . late hours. The Juniors won- der what you Seniors did. February 22: Hard work receives its due award as new members are received in the honoraries at Honors Assembly. Februafry lf-265 Curtain going up on Never-Never Land . . . witches and queens . . . elf- like men . . . poisoned apples . . . Snow Mfhite and the Seven Dwarfs. Left to right: Ruth Drake, Craig White, Jane Price, Martha Friedrneyer, Bette Cox, jane lflinchpaugh, Nancy Salmon, Barbara Shy, Jane Van Meter, Paula Hornsby, Carolyn Brisendine, Kay Knittle, Marilyn Mclntire, Joyce Gil-es, Barbara Weiss, Mrs. Dorothy Holsinger. l eb1'ua1'y II : Everybody packed? Cood enough, let's go . . . and they're off for a six-day tour by plane and bus. W7here? New York and Waslrington, of course . . . Greenwich Village . . . Central Park . . . Columbia University . . . Rockefeller Center . . . Hyde Park . . . VVest Point . . . Bear Montain Lodge . . . the Wfhite House . . . the Capitol . . . Mt. Vernon . . . the Congressional Library. ,mm Alarch 5: Drums and the lllZlIl'llD0 . . . hat- clleck girls and 2lll1,lOS1Jl1C1'C . . . Copacabana at Christian. The W.lU.S. night club dance . . . not to mention the tale of Tattletale Gray . . . our lrisky faculty! March 6: Seminars, speakers and vespers . . . morning meditations in the quiet of chapel . . . Religion in Life VVeek. March I2 3 Basketball tournament! aMarshall wins over Christian. But we'1l try again next week. Snow White plays in Marshall. Nlarcfz 251 Cypress Gardens . . . water ballet . . a lovely queen . . . the spring water car nival with the Dolphins at their best. March 19: Songs, jokes, readings . . . gaity and a long trip . . . girls travel to Ft. Leonard 'Wood to present annual spring show. April 5: And in those days there went out a decree from Caesar . . . Nemo to Caesar . . . Easter in- spirational, the Vesper Board assembly-pageant. April 6: Spring is bustin' out all over . . . and we rush off for our spring vacation. April 12: Back again and to Work . . . graduation,s just around the corner. April 14: Howard Pierce Davis . . . cur- rent events c. . . lecture in as- sembly. April 22: It's the Seniors' turn . . . don those fluffy forrnals . . it's banquet time. Maj: 175 For Seniors only . . . this time a dance . . . and now the Seniors hate the thought of leaving. Kneeling: Emily Harvey, Nancy lvright. Slancling: Susan Hull, jocile Waters, jewel Peck, Carole Clevenger, Gloria McCloskey, captain, Anna Lou Simp- son, Dianne Raymond, Marjorie Smith, -Ioan Erickson. May 13: XfV.R.A. on a holiday to the Ozarks . . . swim- ming, hiking, boating . . . time to come home. Monday: Careful, chick. That's my sunburn. May 21: New Twelfth Night Officers . . . new ideas . . . spring time personified at our last formal of the year. May 22: Strolled out today with the rest to sunbathe. Splendid! The yearbooks are here . . . halleluja! . . . got to get those Senior autographs. june 5: The day for white. We parade to the Chris- tain Church . . . we sing. . . this is Baccalaureate. june 6: Rainbow of formals . . . white dresses and red roses . . . For all we know . . . and the Ivy Chain. Q june 71 Caps and gowns and fond farewells . . . We may never meet again. 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'QP xv. -0 Z P wS,.X ,f-f ffm' .X A W ' :wswicswgwfs X sZgX?,g3',. .X -MN - 'X 50: f - xv we gy ,JSM 46' ZXQ X ,gf -Q Q w w Q 3 J gf WZ Q Nn cmfg H .f , . X 4 3 Q f 5 .S .e V. . , W, Q , . W.. 4 . .1 S 5 5,5 , gfgfwq---t 5. 1 X, 1 M-pg., wygy 5ggog',QA X , ,4 S ,S'QQf 3XZ,vXV4Sf.45Wf1 ,WX Q , ' x 'A 0 1.5 Iyr- ,052-t ,T S hxwi S . . f fi rXXfX- X ' 5 52 fag f af Sf 'A ,Z W, w1wXX f ,' , an X, -: -A g1 .,v .V Z-f X QA-www . . 4, - .N,'-1:9 .. .MH S If .QQ '- My wg g 1 3 Acknowledgments To THE STUDENT BODY OF CHRISTIAN COLLEGE: The College Wido-w staff recommends the business firms who have advertised in our book this year. Anyone who is interested in Christian College will find these Hrms worthy of her patronage. We thank them heartily for their support of our book and their part in making it a success. i Our grateful thanks go to Burger-Baird Engraving Company of Kansas City and Artcraft Press of Columbia for their co-operation and unerring aid in the production of our book. Special thanks go to Bob Ghio's Studio in Columbia for the many hours he spent here and at the studio producing the pictures you have seen on the preceding pages. The Editors' personal thanks are for our staff and the volunteer crews who gave their time and energy to the nameless and endless small tasks which made our work so much easier. Best wishes for many years of happiness in the future, Your Editors, NANCY PEEL CAROL ANN VVOOD JANET MAvEs JOSIE JFSSUP Phone 1955 College Widow M In Q4 ADVERTISING SECTION EBM R PATRCNIZE OUR ADVERTISERS N. W. BURTON 8: CCMPANY Wholefale and Retail POULTRY, EGGS, AND FEED Opposite Wabash Stati P 6325 I COLUMBIA, MISSOURI For the Dinner You!!! Always Remember MO0N VALLEY VILLA 5575 Fulton Road Compliments of RADIO ELECTRIC SHOP Columbia, Missouri GHIO'S STUDIO 210 South 8th COLUIVIBIA, MISSOURI FOR.. . FINE . . .PHOTOGRAPHY fled RESTAURANT 5 'GM' On the Strollway LINDSEY JEWLERY CO. 918 E. BROADWAY , . l.indseg's PHONE 7484: WARREN DALTON, Prop. You hcwetft really been photographed until it ha: been our personalized style ll Sl-lEAR,S in Cut: Your Coit of Living Shoes - Dry Goods - Clothing 110 Strollway Columbia HARTMANN DRUG CO. Prescriptions-Phone 6603 120 Strollway Delivery Columbia PORTRAIT NEGATIVES OF YOUR 1955 JUNIOR-SENIOR CLASS SECTIONS JOIN THE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE FILES OF YESTERYEARS FOR YOUR REORDERING CONVENIENCE TOMORROW. N I J. FRANCIS WEST:-loFF Tuul 910A BROADWAY COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Serving Christian College and Columbia Since 1880 We Retain the Following Files: l JOE DOUGLAS STUDIO, 1880-1917 K HENRY HOLBERN, Govt. Photographer, 1917-1921 I WESLEY BLACKMORE STUDIO, 1921-1935 PAUL PARSON STUDIO, 1928-1945 J. FRANCIS WESTHOFF, Master Photographer, 1936- READ THE COLUMBIA MISSQURIAN For the most in local news For the best in news of the campus Phone-2-3161 BUCHRUEDEBQS Jewelery for Three Generation: REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN CIEM SOCIETY Thanks for Yew- Patronage PIZZA HOUSE We do all kinds of dry cleaning Your sweaters neatly cleaned and packaged . . . SUDDEN SERVICE CLEANERS 2-Day Service Phone 3434 A ' 114 South sth Columbia, Missourx MIZZOU MOTEL AIR COOLED KITCHENEITES CLOSED GARAGES 202 W'est Highway 40 Phone 5493 Columbia Congratulations TOWNE HCUSE We Appreciate Your Patronage DDRN-CLDN EY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CDMPANY I 107-9 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET COLUMBIA, MISSOURI ERNIE'S STEAK HCJUSE Sll0W-ME Closest to the Campus 34 Ultra Modern Rooms Preferred by Christian Parents We Appreciate Your Patronage ' and A Johnston C Complete Line of Artist Supplies 704 BROADWAY THE HATHIVIAN HUUSE Home of Fine Food Lu cheons Open d Yi h l Baillglllets 1 Nioly -' 0 Rese V3tlOI'l Sundays Puvate A D ning Room Condit Oned HI-WAY 40 EAST PHONE 3385 COLUMBIA, MISSOURI l i I I - I CULUMBIA SAVINGS BANK A Complete Banking Service Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NINTH AND BROADWAY COLUMBIA, MISSOURI is 7' f , if A, 'I LM aomeo UNDER Auruonmr os me cocA con COMPANY ax' Coke i u e i dfrade-mark. 01953 Th C 'C lc C po Y I - I 11: lr 'ISI' When you pause make If count ...have a Cok w ENJOY LIFE-EAT OUT MORE OFTEN J. F. Oonr-ad Grocer Co. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI DLIVES BECAUSE THEY COME ONLY FROM SEVILLE DA IEL BOO THE CENTER OF BUSINESS, CIVIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 3? 9? Pk Air Conditioned Coffee Shop and Gueit Roomf HOTEL CONSUMERS GRCCERY COMPANY I Institutional Food Specialists ' I St. Louis 2, Mo, t JOHN E. GOUGH, Local Representative The preparation and service of fine food is an art. Our skilled cooks and Chef de Cuisine specialize in the preparation and service of I truly dramatic foreign and domestic dishes. We hope to have the pleasure of serving them to you. I Terrace Grill I TIGER HOTEL 19 S. 8th Street I Since1857 . . . 98 Year5ofSe1'vice . BOONE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE- CORPORATION I I R. B. PRICE, President The College Shop for Women , I I I DEAN'S TOWN and COUNTRY I 10th On the Strollway I I ARTCRAFT PRESS . . . I Art Work - Photo-Engraving - Printing from idea to ideal 10 WATSON PLACE DIAL 6610 COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Missouri Telephone CO. M other and Dad are df Clofe af Your Telephone I At any Hour - - Day or Night I The Value Of the Telephone iS Greater than ' the Cost I 611 E. Broadway Phone 5823 MIZZOU BOWL I I Wl2ere Cathies Patronlzeu I- . ZE R O H O USE FOODS FOR YOUR FEEDS Across From the Christian Church Everybody makes tracks to . I .1 ol, - -I 1 ' ' .4 I O J : l . ' 5 5? arzIeIrIs U 5 Kp? for the 'f.. 'f I' D newest fashions! PARSON'S SISTERS BEAUTY SALON Profefyional Care If Good for the H air 1019 BROADWAY I PHONE 5618 COLUMBIA DONUT 8 POTATO CHIP CO. 518 East Broadway Columbia, Missouri Open 24 Hours a Day Phone 3490 MR. AND MRS. O. L. BRADLEY GOOD LUCK, SENIORS You Are Alfwayf Welcome At GREENSPONS 900 BROADWAY IIIISSUURI STURE EUHIPHIIU Operates for Your Convenience THE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE BOOK AND SUPPLY STORE POST OFFICE AND STUDENT BANK Your Patronage With Us and the Downtown College Book Store is Sincerely Appreciated FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY, DEPENDABLE SERVICE. .. Say It With Flower: STORE-25 S. NINTH ' , GREENHOUSES-WEST FLDRIST BLVD. For the Best in Dry Cleaning DAVIS CLEANERS UNIVERSITY FRUIT CUMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL . . . Quality Our Motto 921 BROADWAY COLUMBIA, lVIISSOURI FOR INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING We Hope Yozfll Alwafyf Remember nys THE LEDO BEAUTY SALON PHONE 4900 Columbizfs Favorite Shoe Store 800 BROADWAY COLUMBIA, MISSOURI WATCH REPAIRING and - WATCH BANDS HARDWARE CC. Allee's Watch Repair Department Dial 4710 808 Broadway At Crown Drug Store Tops on every girlis list . . . We 20 on the Strollway ! I I Troylings Confettis Penaljo Mademoiselle Vitality Casuals Rhythm Step Spaldings Oldmaine l Delmanette Joyce Trotters The Finest in v9'9M'V?r4.s PW-S65 Mens VVear for ij? 'EP Mich The Men in 3 5 Your Life . . gi gg . - CARL 1 .- ' I XVERSKY 'the novus .shop PROP. - 18 ON THE STROLLWAY COLUMBIA, MISSOURI FOR THE FINEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT IT'S U R L r x i QQ?-jst' f :1, hai' Boo E ,gn . -1 7 - WESI ON BOWV AT CLINKSCALES i' PHONE 9283 Columbia, Missouri Out of Town Trips 24-Hour Service CITY 9747 CAB 9747 p Radio Equipped 207 N. Ninth Columbia V : ' 1 C0!Z!W7bZ.d,5 T mdifiomzl zhing Spof Our Private Rooms are Available for Your Special Parties at no Extra Charge -A 1 ADA producers of that high- quality Adams Milk you buy in the DAIRY Aunmmm 3 ff grocery stores th ef ous Adams 1 X- ony 1 c Ml COMPLIMENTS FROM 5 The Friendly Bank EXCHANGE NATIUNAL BANK MR. and MRS. LEO STEINKRAUS Congratulations from Parents of Leah A MR. and MRS. C. C. CLARKE, J E tend Their Congratulations to Parents of Jane THE CLASS OF 1954 55 Plainview, Nebraska P Kentucky PIONEER VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY We Extend Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1954-55 ROBERTS 8: GREEN HARDWARE - PAINTS - STOVES COLUMBIA, MISSOURI 9TH AND WALNUT DIAL 7233 FOR ALL THE NEWS . . . Read the Columbia Daily Tribune Compliments of RIBHEK PIPE 81 STEEL EOIllPHIl9 Columbia, Missouri Phone 2 3 l 3 1 Congratulations and Best Wislzes from MR. and MRS. HUGH D. WARREN Parents of Gloria Memphis, Tennessee Congratulations from MR. and MRS. E. K. FARMER Parents of Peggy Midway, Kentucky MR. and MRS. J. M. CORBIN - Parents of Nancy Extend Their Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1954-55 Hazel Crest, Illinois Congratulations from MR. and MRS. CHAS. I. TINDALL Parents of Suzanne Homewood, Illinois MR. and MRS. KENNETH BRASKET Parents of Shirley Extend Congratulations to CLASS OF 1954-55 Kokomo, Indiana Congratulations from RICHARD P. BRASKET Brother of Shirley Kokomo, Indiana The City of Firsts MR. Sc MRS. GILBERT NOCK Parents of Mary Jane -Extend Best Wishes and Congratulations TO CLASS OF 1954-55 Congratulations from MR. and MRS. TED WRIGHT Parents of Margaret Horse Cave, Kentucky Congratulations from MR. and MRS. LOUIS HORNSBY Parents of Paula Hickman, Kentucky Compliments of BOWLING LUMBER COMPANY MR. AND MRS. NATHAN COUCH Parents ofBecky Extend their Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1954-55 Humboldt, Tennessee Congratulations from WOOLF MR. and MRS. JERRY BALDWIN Parents of Barbara Extend Their Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1954-1955 Hopkinsville, Kentucky MR. Parents Of Harriett Wish the Best of Luck to Class 1954-55 Memphis, Tennessee AND MRS. H. O. PERSON MAJ. GEN. and MRS. W. C. WOOD and CHIP Woodzy's,' Family Wish Good Lack and p Happiness To Yon All! Gering, Nebraska MR. AND MRS. ROBERT B. ABNEY MR. AND MRS. NORMAN SULLIVAN Parents of Betty Ann Parents of Dinny Extend Congratulations Wish. H er Friends To and Classmates the The Class of 1954-55 Best of Luck Memphis, Tennessee Paducah, Kentucky Congratulations from MR. and MRS. R, B, PURCELL MR. AND MRS. FLOYD D. CONKEY Barbara's Parents Nicholsville, Kentucky MR. and MRS. H. C. BERRY Parents of jan Roy Roby Extend Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1954-55 Fort Stockton, Texas of Colorado Springs Parents of Lucy Ann Extend Best Wishes and C ongratnlations To The Class of 1954-55 MR. AND MRS. PLED BRISENDINE MR. Paris, Tennessee x Parents of Carolyn Extend Best Wishes to Class 1954-55 AND MRS. JAY O. HARSTON Parents of Martha Extend Best Wishes and Congratulations to Class 1954-55 Waco, Texas good luck! Tow :gf mans wan fCOLLEGE B09 BROADWAY MR. AND MRS. R. W. SMITH Parents of Billie Burke Extend Their Congratulations to the Class of 1954-55 Winchester, Kentucky MR. and MRS. RALPH A. CARR Parents of jane Extend Congratulations Fayette, Missouri Congratulations from MR. and MRS. D. A. THOMPSON Parents of Caroline Richmond, Missouri JACK'S QN. R. Garrett Groceryj Groceries and Meats Ice Cream - Soft Drinks Phone 4186 Columbia, Mo. MR. AND MRS. C. E. THOMSON Parents of June Extend Best Wishes and Congratulations to CLASS 1954-55 Best Wishes to the Class of '55 from MR. and MRS. ALTON SNYDER Sylvia'S Parents Anderson, Indiana Congratulations from MR. and MRS. J. M. DODD Parents of Jo Carol Ft. Worth, Texas CONGRATULATIONS, GIRLS! BARTH CLOTHING CO., Inc. For Eigh ty-Eight Years MR. AND MRS. C. A. GILLIAM Parents of Margaret Ann Extend Congratulations to The Class 0351954-55 and to The Splendid Faculty Who So Well Directed Their Courses Scottsville, Kentucky MR. AND MRS. I. W. KARRENBROCK MAKITS are just pretty toys '4f'jg'5f' To a million girls and boys. Parents Of Janet . . . But to our glrl Pat Benlamm Wichita Falls, Texas Extend Best Wishes and Congratulations to CLASS 1954-1955 I 4:i:1:f2:3:f:2:1:1:2:1:k1:1:1:1:i:1:-:EZ':-:-z-:f 5 mm- 55555 Congratulations and best wishes t't't 'W .LJ mm N i t MD . '3...f to all her friends and classmates. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE E. BENJAMIN U Granite City, Illinois MR. AND MRS. T. C. FOSTER Parents oi? Barbara Bellis Extend Their Congratulations 150 The Class of 1954-55 Cushing, Oklahoma MR. Sc MRS. ARTHUR M. DAUGHERTY Parents of Barbara Extend Best Wishes and Congratulations to Class 1954-55 Quincy, Illinois MR. and MRS. HARRY S. MYERS Parents of Sue ee Extend Their Congratulations to l THE CLASS OF 1954-55 Granite City, Illinois 5 I x WITH MR. and MRS. J. O. DAWKINS fu Parents of Patricia W Extend Their Congratulations to ffx Q5 ' THE CLASS or 1954-55 ' X ' Kansas City, Missouri 'TG , , 0 ug nt A . .gf ggi igigigigrgfgzgi .:.: 51:51.-I MR. and MRS. E. c. 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