Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

Q Q3 v,,J Gen. 378.77829 C686 1956 The College Widow l 17.50 xv--7- ----H --1-V ' MID-CQNTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Geneaiefgy 631 Lace? Eqiieterrgf Library 'Q 1 qxw, 'IQ-s.,,f.'ff-3-4-Af.p5 If 'uf ,Mfvg , A. - Kfguh g-rn-vs 531.5 if Q '4?Z'? 'le 555 gigyqgjkf fzarf' '17, 1,2211 LQEEY .. .2 r Efsfiml 'F-4 .F Eneiegierteesaee, me is-P26 f E:2,fji'u'g g,gQgg5f.:.z4R.kf3:?i,d ..,:ui BCn P f ff 'C N' QE IQ 774 CONTENTS Buildings .,...,...,.... C. . 4 . Foreword ..... . . 7 Dedication .......... . . 8 Activities and Royalty . . . . . 10 Cathies' Capers . . . . . 12 Cathies' Choices .... . . 35 Classes and Faculty . . . . 46 Faculty-Staff . . . . . 48 Seniors ..... . . 55 Juniors . . . . . 69 Organizations ...... . . 84 Acknowledgments .... ..... 1 15 Advertisements .... .... 1 16 , f5'N Index ...,... .... 1 33 3 4 f--..,4I ali3'nT'.. .r 3 25 X 11 - .i l l ,,Q12flf is gil? L Q F I I I I i I I I 1 I COLLEGE WIDCDW 956 I I I I I I I P 5 I t 232, 1, 'f 65' 11, 6 .v 4 1222 ,Q I .5 ., ,E A gg, L I din 7 ' 'F '32 2:- W3 sb wal' If ..,3,3 . 4 f ff? ad 1? 4 ff' fd! af If!! fw ,iff QA 4 if ffl? mg, K 20 f 1 wx wx QJ ww yf My ,yf fxx f f if 4 fb 'dawg if MMM' fmaf Mfiyf ww4ff,f1fVt Jifigffxfk Af f 4x,xf J v- Y- ,, ggg-uu--euv--i----- Co Ci I S , fglnllm -iii COLLEGE WIDCDW Ftillftf-i3QE+?'E E?fS?EEiET QUELEC LEERARY 'V D'C0NT'NENT PUBLIC LIBRARY IIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIUIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIII Gmqmw-rff 9 if ooo? Hiatow Library E l,.,L,,, ,,,, ,,..-Q-,.,:.'s,j ,K ,ww ..,,, .. w.. Eiiorigsa Branch , a 3 0000 1 146,23 20 fig? at gg E Eriagtagi, noe, M53 64050 J published by THE STUDENTS OF Christian College COLUMBIA, MISSOURI 1956 E Editor-in-Chief .... . . . Jenilu Richie Literary Editor . . .... Linda Wyman ' Art Editor .... .... E laine Congc-31' Business Editors . . . Heinda Michelson Carolyn Hall Stag Advisor ...... Miss Dorothy Stout . . . its auction sale already an annual event of much fame, fun-loving HUGHES HALL went all out for parties and even had an early-morning Easter egg hunt . . . . . . the dignity of the French parlors and the. warrnth of the English parlor, fun in the alcoves, and the luxury of a refrigerator-memories of MISSOURI HALL . . . from hop alley to its jean-less parlor, tradition- bound ST. CLAIR HALL is proud to be largest and oldest hall on campus . . . . . the chapel, the library, the gym-oh yes, and classes-all in DoR,sEY MEMORIAL HALL . .. . . . Cathies join Mom Drew in being justly proud of the school's Well-known RIDING FARM . . . . . . during a year in which Christian was filled to the point of overflowing, the spa- cious VVHITE HOUSE served as a warm, friendly residence for nine juniors . . . 1541:-v-w,.,,.,, -.. .,,. ,, -..W-,.1w,.,. . . . from opening convocation in September to Commencement in june, the AUDITORIUM is the scene of numerous significant events in the life of Cathy Christian .... . . music majors contend that the CoNsERvAToRY, which serves oflicially as the scene of musical instruction, is home to them . . . this year College Widow and .Microphone staffers also made regular jaunts to their attic ollice in the building .... . . . Dr. and Mrs. C. Miller graciously consented to let four juniors live in the PRESIDENT,S HOME during Hrst semester, and throughout the year the stately residence was the scene of several enjoyable gatherings .... V - V MP..- ,J-in-,4,-,., 'ff-!1Q'I-5fr1:',3. M, J -.. '- . ...,. - Y--.....-.. ,,..A,,,,, s - '-L11 V---- '1 -1-C-'I-7-,T 2. ,z----' ,wp--I:--..-.bgz.T:.1'.::.: Foreword The yearbook staflf of 1955-56 presents the 1956 College Wiclow to you, the students of Christian College, With the sincere hope that you always will remember the joys of Christian College days. , 5 , Dedication To DR. JAMES CoNELEsE MILLER . . . because of the way in which his life exemplifies the Christian College motto, Truth . . . the stall and sponsor of this book proudly dedicate the l956 COLLEGE VVIDOW. To 'rms S'rUDEN'rs: You are the only justification for Christian College. You have prepared this written and pictorial record of the school year 1955-56. You already have a mental record. VVe hope it is a happy one. Time has a way of dimming the mental record. In years to come, your College lfVz'd0w will revive many of the good days you had at Christian College. Your fellow students and your faculty members will come alive as you glance at this book. Many of your activities will be re- lived. It is my hope that when you sit down to sum up the good days of yesteryear, those spent at Christian College will loom high in your book of memoirs. X Y . A I 3 ,. 4 . 2 '31 v .11 E H, - 1, M 'X if-?e3fEe -f'+'i-'fr.Fff?.f4..iE3EfYA?4:?1:.4 1-? ff Qs:-1 ?q:z1igs-ig-v fzf a,5.,b,gf. - . ,wfiwv ,:.1,,,,Lf . Q - -f ,' ,, ,, -M - - . ., Y A , , . , ,iw- W.-vfi-4....-......., . . ,eQa1gf:r11:gfa:g, 55145, 1'-L' il 1 , if ' ' K' h 'ilL+f-- '1'1','g'QL.-., Y:.,,,-. ,.,,,.-. Hlygli,-L...fa,e.L.L.4.f. ,......-.......' - ' ' I -Lil 4 ACTIVITIES and RGYALTY fs-- ' CATHIES' CAPERS . . . it was especially hard not to think and talk about home those first few days-but say, these kids really meant it when they said they wanted to hear .... Cathy had Come to Christian and there were big things to be done. . . IfVhat will Christian be like? VVi11 I like it? Is it hard? How will my room- inate and I get along? . . . these were some of the things we were wondering the September day we arrived ,at Christian College . . . in a short time we began to learn the answers .... 1 3 . . . because there was so much to do it wasn't very hard for roommates to learn to know each other .... 14 . . . it did seem a bit difficult, however, to conceive that the jumble of half- unpacked trunks and un-hung curtains which, in kinder terms, we referred to as our room, would ever begin to show up in this Room Decoration Contest people were telling us about. . . ,.Y1T-rf:-fi-,..-.,.?... ar Fri-f fg55,,.,, ,rg ,M',:g,:,n,:::?:::.tnHgrt-,ijrhz-2:-,:Q----Q MMM- Vw'--.hjjwr-MMV. V V F i i 4 i r . . . meanwhile, Twelfth Night's jovial Three Lost Souls emceed an evening of fun at the Pajama Party- ' there was talent galore, and from the first we knew that this was a junior class to be remembered. . . v a A. -- 1+ -. -..--.Q .nm-w.-J-11 -.-V.. ,rqr xr' ,Q-ig-.n.,...' , . . we were barely settled when came the inevitable-the lirst mixer . . . for some, the right introduction' and a perfect way to begin the year . . . for others, the first installment in the process of elimination .... . . . but Twelfth Night was on the job and, through date swims, exchange din- ners and informal mixers, helped us meet the males of Mizzou. . . . . . we wondered could it be possible that a faulty figurer had told us there were almost three boys to every girl in Columbia .... . . . and then it struck-Monday and CLASSES! But just a few Mondays later we were again well- seasoned to this business of going to school, and were even beginning to get an inkling of what to expect from those nearly unpredictable afternoon science labs. . . XX-.,,..,-.,AsMM,, ff M . . not quite wanting to admit it, but inwardly thrilled all the same, many of us experienced the stim- ulating pleasure of really learning something. . . . . . while others of us hunted out that joker who'd said she just knew we'd love team sports, i - . . . by Hallowe'en there was enough national- ism in us to permit us to hold our first all-school election of the year, and in the gym we crowned OUI' qL1CCf1S. . . . . . somehow we sensed the Texans' pride when their rather all-inclusive style show took first place for the best skit at the party-and had toadmit, though, that the Missourians' parody on The Ballad of Davy Crockett was close. . . . . yet enough colonial- ism still existed to make us want to do our showing off with the gang from the old home state. . . . . assemblies were something sibeczal . . . . . there was the nim- ble artistry of dancer Paul Draper .... . . . and Evelyn Milligan Jones again gave enjoyable book reviews .... . . . Dr. Elliott James, our jane's dad, frizzled us with his liquid fl 11' .... .18 . . . Actor's Holidayl' brought well-played, varied drama. . . . . . the brilliant performance of young Maria Tipo wa especially inspiring to our piano rnajors .... X 2 3 K g l Q w 35 . . . Modeling Club members and Columbia fashion centers joined services to bring a new type of entertainment to Cathy Christian .... . . . one night the Riding Club took over and showed us what's proper dress whether wore riding out at the farm or in the ,-'nneriean Royal. . . . . modeling during Tuesday dinners made those rneals more fun-and our Want lists con- siderably longer .... . . . for many of us Thanksgiving brought the first visit from our parents-gay reunion! . . . and at this holiday we kept alive some of our most memorable traditions . . . the morning vesper service in the chapel when we heard Dr. Miller speak . . . the annual hockey game on back campus where the seniors soundly trounced the juniors . . . and a festive turkey dinner, after which We legally sacked the centerpiece. . . . . . as usually happens when Mom Drew is concerned, Riding Club members grew to love and respect her for her knowledge of horses- and for her knowledge of girls . . . the club was continually on the go and took in horse shows in Missouri, Chicago and Kentucky .... . . . Goodbye, My Fancy . . . December 1, 2 and 3 Christian College drama at its best . . . . . . the Phi Theta tree-lighting ceremony ushered in the Christ- mas spirit, and as the chimes rang out over the campus, we resolved to really keep Christ- mas this year. . . . . . . amid glistening snowflakes and colorful lamp posts at the beautiful Christmas banquet, we heard Dr. Abram read the beloved account of the Nativity . . . and later, for the first time all year, we heard our justly-famous Double Sextette. . . :' jf'-f ,V -M, 3-Z--in 211' 531511-' 'lfffifiisi-'II'-eisi?Gi'3i iii -T-'iff-'-??tif!L-35943 -iT1,Li'L1 .r,,,i, ,, ,iff . . . we experienced a lot of the feeling of Christmas before we ever left for home-there were parties in our clubs and in our rooms, we had Christmas programs and went caroling .... . . . and in our halls Santa Claus appeared in a variety of guises. . . . . . for some of us Home EC Club members it was through the guests at our annual Christmas party that we Came to realize more than ever what the whole season was all about. . , . . amid the colorful, yet delicate beauty of Oriental Gardens jun- iors enjoyed a gala even- ing of food and lun at their own formal ban- ii llCl. . . . . . it was true that at Christian a fellow could find almost any kind of beauty he was looking for . . . while some argued that Miss Snowgirl's personality was inclined to be rather frigid, nearly all of us felt pretty proud of our runner-up to Miss Wisconsin. . . xWq,,,,,,,,'N, .jf ttti ' 25 A . . . we were minus a few familiar faces by the time second semester started, but it was good to know that the places that had been vacated could be Hlled by such respon- sible people as pert Kay Thomas, who became TG president .... ,I 5 2 5 i . . . and Susan Bowdish, who took over as the calm and capable guiding hand of St. Clair Hall .... . . . Illike picture schedules be- came the job of Alice VanArsdale, and as copy editor, Linda VVYHIHH read copy and clid re-writes .... s Q 4 if S5 ff -- 1 M L . A. . in February Twelfth Night again did itself proud with its red and pink Valentine Dance . . . and with excellent planning, a Parisian theme and harlequin decor, VVUS produced in its Night Club Dance one ol the gayest shindigs of the year, . . . 1 . . the latter was a study in co-operation . . . from Don Roberts' Band and Bob Ghio's studio, each of which donated their services, to a ver-r-y continental mistress of ceremonies and a group of chic waitresses, scores of peo- ple pitched in to help foreign students . . . and to have a whale of a good time in the process. . . . . . some of the twenty-one Cathies who toured Nassau and Havana with Senora Hepple in February called the trip the thrill of a lifetime . . . and, green with envy, the rest of us admitted-as nonchalantly as we could-that it did sound like a pretty fair way to rest up from Hnals .... 28 ig5l !.':: Y ,:1- F-,Y-V, 1.2- .,... -.,,-L...u,,,,.............. tall palms . . . beautiful beaches . . . and Calypso music A aud a woucleifful time open markets . . . early simlauins . . . . . . Land of the Dragonsf, a delightful Chinese fantasy, charmed us with its combination of comedy and adventure and its unusual stage setting and costumes . . . later the cast played to other audiences in Mis- souri and Kentucky. . . .11 - --W H W ..----5,531--w .th . . . XfVl1at Can I Believe? was the question we asked ourselves during Religion in Life WVeek, sponsored by the Students' Reli- gious Council . . . we were proud of junior aft student Judy Wfaller for her prize-winning program COVCIA. . . . . and we were prouder still of Vesper Boardig whose members sponsored the week on our campus and planned and directed assemblies, vespers, classroom discussions, personal conferences, book displays and seminars . . when the Thursday night service closed out the week, we were grateful for having been led to thinkfor ourselves. . . fi iiiiiiififf' ff' t?ii ': '7..-'E?1'2 4 'ffm f'-'-'ff -'-' '-M '--' ---rf' . . . priceless was the convenience of our own bookstore and post office- scene of many a last-min- ' ute purchase . . l l i . and for a long time we l would remember and love vespers i -the candlelight, the sincere, thought-provoking meditations, the silence as we entered, the hum- ming as we went out . . 32 . . . as the year went on, there were certain things that had become such a part of our lives that we almost took them for granted . . . we realized, though, that those things we had allowed ourselves to think of as common- place were some of the things we liked best about Christian . . . it was good to know we could feel free to talk to our advisors about any problem that came up-or that we could just feel free to talk .... 31-vvr-. -1,3 L , . , .,, ,.... .-,,-,, .MM 4 r A Y -ww'-M giAwY 7 I AA I , , K W..-J -1-r'-1:p.., . W ..,..................,,,..W.. l i 2 I A . . . with precise, graceful swimming in both group formations and solos, Dolphins presented Lure of the Tropics, their 15th annual water show .... . . . crowned their own thrilled and deserving queen . . . . . . turned the pool into a moonlit tropic lagoon-and gave a post- performance dunking to-instructor Sue -Gerard J-2fs'3fS15:t4T aff' i'.!'5f:i?THl4'L irfwi-Wflefrliiif-AFFQE-i-1-T ,533-j:+:A:1'M 3---T:-L--:j2i5'::: ''ur1f-f1'1',-.fgQg.1e,f-...L 'ff -4.4 -ef.-'-V+ - -4---ffm A--------P--f' Lt. .,,,. , i.-,.... f.. -,.A.l. V Z AN!-k-on YQL-:A-H, 2- Y . . . March 19 . . . things we had wanted for a long, long time happened on that night . . . and be-cause we were so filled with joy and admiration when we learned which girls we had named queens, we clapped a lot and cried a little and told ourselves again how glad we were we knew these people . . . glad because we realized that it was the people that had made this year mean what it did to us . . . and somehow we felt Certain that because we had known these people the cutting of the ivy would not end our Christian College days. ' we ,414 CATHIES' CHOICES i Qollleqfe Clllfidlow Queen Her talents in living even surpassing her abundant talents in art, ELAINE CONGER was named College lflfidow Queen by the student body-an honor which goes annually to the senior who most fully represents the ideals of Christian College. V f' Avrr :- B DIXIE STEPHENS aqttencfanta RUTH ANN PYLE 541145312-,fi-3,1-1-1-ea, -, if ' f ,gd ,I - f - WT- ,W -A---?-- :? Commencement .Queen Her sister Cathies-impressed by her dark, delicate beauty and her warm, engaging personality-gave the highest honor a junior Could receive to ANN ALDRICH. e --- rw- ---- f 4- ' e e 'eee 'W '3-112--m-wf.ww.s1-:titwzmwfiNY-swmmwxvnw-:wsw P'wwwwnv.wuemmm::'e H - 'YY' Y' K P NANCX' JONES Jlttendlanth NANCY BITTICK Clglel,-it JW-aqliouncll Qinll As president of the Senior Class, FRANCES HEFREN convincingly demonstrated her leadership ability .... membership in three honoraries showed her scholastic ehiciency . . . in drama, sports, music and Vesper Board she proved her versatility-thus Frances was chosen by a special committee to receive the Best All-Around Girl Award, sponsored by Phi Theta Kappa. Jlthlletlc uecn l Because members of 'Women's Recreation Association see in vivacious MoLI,Y GODXVIN not only 21 skilled per- former in many sports but also the very personification of good sportsmanship itself, they accorded lier deserved recognition as Athletic Queen. 42 ,. ..,. , 4 .v.,., Not that they are pa1'ticula1'Zy goblinesque, but because they're both lively and likeable, Senior IODY CUNINIINS ancl junior BUTCH BASSETT were just right for Hal- lowelen Queens. I ' rj' ' 5715 -J t.. 121 1 .Tr 'r:1.'.. . -': 5.TZ,.TgL.Vf.g:.. ? ,.':,1,115 315 J'laQQowe'en ueena figqf-A 4.1441 1rwm'v2'f '------W-f f clfallantine use na l I 1 l i l l l l l l t l l l :L To be chosen to reign over the Valentine Dance is positive proof olf popularity. This year the honor went to seniort -Iormxii. SMITH ol St. Clair, EIANICI-1 NIORAXVITZ ol Missouri Hall, xjo Clomwn ol' Hughes, and MABEL BONIJLJRAN1' ol the TCE. Dolphin ur-:en Jo VV1LLARD's talents in leadership and swimming are equally high-thus it pleased the Dolphins that their presi- dent should also be their queen. wmmgmf lmwx , . , ,, 1 V ., ,,,. ,.,,. , ,,,. . ...., ,.,, , - - .... .u,,,,:,,maw.Wm,Mt,,21M..-.,m,..mw-:m4,f,,n,, mn. v V ,E V Y -..L Clnajama Cpantlff CRat5aQtg, A Prize-winners for wearing the most appropriate bedtime costumes at the annual pajarna party were PHYi.L1s Hoon for most original pj's, BETTY NAN CARP1-QNTER, prettiest, and G1NNY NICINTIRE, cutest. . . . 0-n this night there was talent aplenty from an all-junior Cast. For the first time Cathies heard BETTY NANVS vibrant Lindy Lou and named her tops on the talent show. NIARTY HARGIs, for her reading ol Old Mother Hubbard, and PUC 'W1I,s0N, for her eoniic dance, were runners-up. 45 C LASSE S AN FACU LTY Q .. ,Hg 3 . : 1 -.f-b,-wwf: V -- - V- Y. .gi-',-13 ,gg ,Lg wwf f':::f:f:-::1:,L:,e:4- -,- .. 7. ,Lf ' ,.,, -- ,MA-,L-. - V 65-J 22 Q 'Q 4 S wb ' XX !Qp FACULTY-STAFF DR. 'THOMAS T. BLEXVIEITT Deon of Faculty, EI'lglI'.S'IZ LI'f6J'flfll7'C MRS. IJORA M. KIQHNSON Dean of T'Vomen MR. FRANKLIN B. LAUNER Conservatory of Music MR. R. A. NIILLER Business lxf6l7'II1g6T MR. NBII, FREELAND Director of Admissions -'ttf WP' ., MRS. I. R. KEENE MRS. NIAURICE VVIGHTNIAN Regisisrav' Director of Food Semice REv. ROBERT C. ABRAM MR. WILLIAM C. BEDFORD MRS. HARRY BERRIER MISS MAEEL A. BUCKNER Old Testament, Organ, Piano, Theory English Composition, New Testament Music Appreciation, World Literature Music Literature, Music History MRS. C. I. CLARK REV. EDW. F. COFFMAN, JR. Secretarial Training Religion in Life MQ MISS ELLEN DAHL MRS. HORTENSE DAVISON Textiles, Clothing French MRS. CLAUD DREW MRS. BURNETT E. ELLIS MR. BURNETT E. ELLIS MR. EDWARD ETHERIDGE Horsemanshzp Chemistry Laboratory Geology Commercial Art, Design, Applied Art I LA MRS. X'VAI.'l'ER F. GERARD MISS RUTH GRAHAM MRS. VANCE HENRY MRS. LAYVRENCE HEPIJLE 5fUl7'1ml'7g Foods, Nutrition junior Conservatoiry Spanish MRS. .RONALD YN. KENNEDX' MR. SIDNEY LARSON English Composition, Art Childrerfs Literature MRS. DOROTHY HOLSINGER MRS. LYNNE E. HUlIl'IEI. Phystcal Education junior Conseiwfatory MRS. LEONARD J. LEA DR. I. HAROLD LONG MR. R. Q. NIACLEAY MRS. DOROTHY -MOARTHUR B' lv ' lScience Mathematics Seci'eta1'ial Training Voice, Choral zo ogzca MRS. W. L. NICHARG MISS MARGARET NICNIILLAN MRS. NIARIETTE PERLMAN MRS. MALCOLM PERRYMAN V English Composition, Librarian, Geography, Dance German American Literature European. History MR. CARL ROBERTS MR. BERT SMITH Psychology History, Government MR. S. C. 'STEINRERG DR. ESTHER STEARN Merchandzszng Chemistry, Hygiene MISS DQROTHY STOUT MRS. MARGARET P. TELLO MRtS. VVEBSTER VVHEELOCK MR. HILLIS VVILLIAMS IUUWQZISWY, . Q Plano, Theory Strzng Instruments Drama, Speech Dtrector of Publzcatzons MR. XV1L1,1AM XVINSTEAD MISS GENEVA YOUNGS DR. IAMES YV. rXI.LliE MRS. SENATOR ANDREVVS I Sociology, Iieozzomies, Ioife, Double Sextette Pl1ys5z'c1'an Post Omee and Bookstore Hzstory M is 1 . e 1 3 E i 6 ! I 1 I 1 I MRS. ROY ASHLOCR MISS ESTELLE C-ONNOR MRS. EARL EVANS MRS. STERLING KELLEY A Tearoom Nurse Bookkeeper Semetnry of Busmess Offtee 2 A ti NIRS. IAZWES LITTY MRS. DON NIAHAN MISS HARRIETT NICINTOSH MRS. DAVID S1115 Secretary of Conserzfatory Publications Secretary Assistant to the Assistant Dean of Women Dweetor of A dm zsszons Top row: Mrs. Vest Streit, White House, Mrs. H. C. Hitz, Hughes Hall. Middle rows Mrs. Lesta Wlright, St. Clair Hall, Mrs. Ann Jay, Missouri Hall. Bottom row: Mrs. Thomas N. Coppedge, Alemlbhis, Tennessee, Mrs. Bonnie Montet, Kentucky, Tennessee, Northeast Arkansas, Mrs. Maryan Ogelsby, Oklahoma, Kansas, Southwest Arkansas Mrs. Charlotte Puryear, Texas, New Mexico, Miss Helen Reifel Indiana, Ohio, llliclligarz. J Housemothers Advisors and friends are our housemothers, who readily con- sult with us when problems come up and who regulate our dormitory life. Field Counselors The field counselors contact and advise prospective students about Christian College, and often give Cathies their first in- troduction to the school which is to become their Alma Mater. fs I 3 2 Q V Lg SENIORS Left to right: Jenna Parker, vice-presidentg Frances Hefren, presiderntg Molly Godwin, secretary. The memory of our college days we'll hold forever dear, Recalling in so many ways the lasting friendships started here. Though Christian College days must end, we'll ever sing her praise 'Til life's last glowing ember we always will remember The joys of Christian College days. ni---1- l 1 e l I 1 L- Top rozv, left to right: I BEr'1'Y ADAMS, Creve Coeur, Missouri: WRX 1: Modeling Club gg Spanish Club 1, 2: Home Economics Club 1: Riding Club 21 COHCIUUS Clllb 1, P1'CSidC11I 2: Hockev 2: Bowling Club 2: Presidents Club, 2. ' K JANICE EXLDRIDGE, Richmond, Missouri: Harmony Clef 2: String Ensemble 1: Riding Club secretary 1: Coaching Club 1: Room Decoration YVinner. 2. NANCY ANN ARNOLD, Macon, Missouri: Spanish Club 1, 2, Riding Club 1, 2: Coaching Club 1, 2: Volleyball 13 Basket- ball 1. YVILMA BATSCHELET, Clinton, Missouri: YVRA 2: Modeling Club 1, 2: Bowling Club 1, 2. GAIL Ross BLAKEMAN, Henderson, Kentucky: Spanish Club 1: Riding Club 1: Serivng Team Captain 2. Bottom Tow: AIABEL CLA11112 BONDURANT, Columbia, Missouri: Vesper Board 1, 2: Twelfth Night secretary 2: Phi TIICIH KHPP21 1, 2: Phi Delta Delta 1, 2: Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2: WRA 23 TG's treasurer 1, 2: French Club 1, preside-Ht 23 Vi0l1CYb3H 1: RILYV committee 2: Vesper Choir 11 1'1'CS1dCmS Club 2' ELIZANOR JONES ARTHUR, Germantown, VFCIIIICSSCCI WRA 1, 2: Modeling Club 1, 2: French Cl11b 2: Riding Club secretary- treasurer 1: Dolphins 1, secretary 2: Pl-EMS vice-president 1, president 2: International Relations ig Presidents Club 2: Hockey all-star 1: Volleyball 1. Middle row: BEVERLY JOAN AURAND, Somerset, Kentucky: Beta Beta Tau 1, 2: Modeling Cl11b 1. NORA ANN BALDWIN, Novelty, Missouri: WR.-X 1, 2: Modeling Clllb lj Drama Guild 1: Home Economics Cl11b 1, 2: Lineage Club 1, 22 Bowling Club 1. ELIZABETH ANN BONFOEY, Kirksville, Missouri: Delta Psi Omega 1, 2: Drama Guild 1, 2: Spanish Cl11b 1: Riding Club 1, 2: Drama Productions casts 1, 2: B11chroeder junior Drama Award. SUSAN BOWDISH,CCl1I61'VillC,l0W?1Z Student Council 2: St. Clair Hall president 2: INR.-K 2: Modeling Club 2: Spanish Club 1: Home Economics Club treasurer 1, president 2: Riding Club 1, 2: Hockey 2: Iowa Club president 2: Presidents Club 2. CAROL SUE BOWMAN, Elwood, Indiana: College Widow busi- ness staff 1: Modeling Cl11b 1: Harmony Clef president 22 MU Band 1, 2: Variety Show 2: Presidents Club 2. 57 SUZANNE BRANNAN, Gainesville, Texas: Vesper Board 23 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 21 Beta Beta Beta 1, secretary 23 Sigma Phi Gamma 1, secretary-treasurer 23 Modeling Club 1, 23 Choral accompanist IQ St. Cecelia Club 1, 22 Organ Guild 23 French Club 13 Home Economics Club 21 Drama Production cast 12 Room Decoration Winner lj RILW committee 21 Variety Show 2. ELEANOR ANNE BRASHEAR, Hazard, Kentucky: Modeling Club 23 French Club 22 Riding Club 2. NANCY ROBERTA BROWN, Kansas City, Missouri: Vesper Board 21 Modeling Club 1, 2l Choral lj RILW committee 2Q Instrumental Ensemble 1. i NIARY JANE BYBEE, Mexico, Missouri: Vesper Board 21 Phi Theta Kappa 1, treasurer 25 Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 23 French Club 1, 23 Lineage Club 1, 21 RILW committee 2. PHILLIPPA COHEN, Malden, Missouri: Modeling Club lj Drama Guild IQ Choral 1, 2j French Club 13 Beta Beta Tau 23 In- ternational Relations IQ Drama Production cast IQ Lineage Club 1, 22 Vesper Choir 1. JANE COMER, Dallas, Texas: Home Economics Club IQ Bowling Club 1, 2Q Modeling Club 25 Riding Club IQ WRA 1, 23 Hockey 21 Volleyball 1, 22 Softball 1. ELAINE CONGER, Midland, Texas: Vesper Board 1, 23 College Widow art staff 1, art editor 21 Microphone art editor 23 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 21 Phi Delta Delta 1, president 22 Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 23 WRA 23 Spanish Club secretary 1, president 23 VVUS 22 Riding Club lj International Relations 1, 25 Drama Production cast 12 Lineage Club 1, 23 RILWV con1mittee 1, publicity chairman 23 Junior Art Awardg RILW Poster Contest, second place 23 Presidents Club 21 Hallowe'en Queen 1. CRYSTELLE CONNER, Ft. Worth, Texas: Student Council 1, 22 College Widow literary stall 13 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 22 Student Information Committee chairman 23 Modeling Club 1, 21 Choral 13 Home Economics Club secretary IQ RILW' worship chairn1an 21 Students Religious Council 2. Jo COPPLE, Cushing, Oklahoma: WVRA 1, 21 Modeling Club 1, 22 Spanish Club 1, treasurer 23 Beta Beta Tau lj International Relations 1, vice-president 22 Hockey 1, 22 Volleyball 23 Basketball 1. JOE ELIZABETH CUBIMINS, Cynthiana, Kentucky: College Widow photography editor 1, 23 VVRA 1, 22 Spanish Club IQ Riding Club 23 Serving Team Captain 21 Hockey all-star 23 Kentucky Club president 23 Presidents Club 2. ,TQ ,I - -2333 2 2222 7222-.. M' 'Iliff l'Uil', fell In Ifgflff S,-XR,:Xi.YN Ciiucii-1 1JA1'1s. fi2lSlll21IlCl, Nlissouriz Cmllwgff llvfllflil' gm' C1 Nmxcgiixxr. Seilalia. Niw11113i: Slucleul Council 1, 23 2111111211 Stan '5 Phi Vlillcul KUPP5' l'lfC'l9l'C5lflCm 23 Sigma ' ' 1 1 1 - 1-' 1 . . 1 - . , . l' ' 1 ' Y . ' , 1 I . Xllulc Housi picsicluil. 2, Lollzfgr' llzclozu business stall IQ lm c'Qml,mJ lj if MR-X 2- NIOUCIUYS fllllll lv 21 Cl10I'21l Olwnmllom Cmmmucc dmimmu 2: Modeling muh I 2- 1. 2: .5i1'111g LillSClNl7lC lQ Spanish Club 1, 2: l111Q1111alio11al flllblill 1: Home Eco11o111ics Cl11b 1, 2: Riding Club 1: RILXV Relmmm I: 1111121220 Club l' 23 VCSIJC1' Clmll' 13 VU 3211141 I- llll2llll'C L'll2ll1'll'l2lll 2Q Presicleius Cl11b 2: Yesper Bozlfcl 2. jU111'1'11 'Di-ZAN, Roctlax' River, Ohio: Cullvgcf Il'i110u. 13101121113 . . ,M - . ,. stall 'XX' 1' f- 1 1' 1 ' 1- '- ' XUMHN DAMORD, Mlddlcmwuy Umm Slqmu Phi Gamma on Y 3111, . RX Nlocleling Club li 2. lJ1.1111a Cuihl 1. 2. WRX on D., V C. .Il on Q 3 3 ix f Q-1 Cl1o1a1 1, St. Cecelia Club ll Spanish Club 1, QQ Dolphins , . 1. -. 11111 .1 11111 -. 1e111l1 Club 2 Home 1140110111152 . . , - . . Club ,, Riding Club I hmm I. l R 1' I ' ' 1, 2, 1312111121 l1'OClllCllUIlS crews 1. 2: Ohio Cl11b presiclent 2' A L- 1 Qi 2llIl2 11 1 1- 1 - -. . - . .. . Hub I O 0 1 e ILIOII5 1. 2, Dann.. Vespu Chou 1, Bowl111g Club 2: Sollball IQ 1'1'es11le111g ' ' Club 2. M idfl le 'mu' : LYNX CL11,xN'1' iD1cw1-,1', Deiraliir, Alaba111a: Delia Psi Qmega 1, secretary-Lreasurei' 2: Mocleliiig Club 13 ljlfllllll Cuild 1. 2: French Club ll llllCI'Il2lliOl121l llClZ'ill0I'lS IQ 1311111121 P130- fliicilions cast ll l.i11ea2e Club 1, 2Q Young Republicans vice- presiclent ill Variety Show 2. Dmmg ljqpwmxcg, De111'e1', Coloiacloz XVRA QQ Cllfllill IQ Fl'CI1Cll Club IQ Dc1lpl1i11s 21 l,lllC2l,E2,C Club 1. 21 ClOlO1i2lllO Club presi- cleul 2Q .Presicleiils Club 2. lJ1.xx,i Rl l'Il llimiuf, Cushing. Oklalioiiiaz Slllllfllll Council 1. 23 Colffgrf lllillflil' lJllSillC9S stall ll Nlc1cleli11g Club 1, 22 l 1'eI1cil1 Club lj l11le1'11alif111al Relaliuus 2. S.xY111z,x S111-1 llkiisklfk, Nlcr1'1'ia111, liaiisasz flollwgzf ll :dmv stall IQ Bela lic-1:1 llgilll 1. B0ff0III rozv: S111R1.1Lv EfYS'I'li5, Garrett. I11cli:111a: Siudeni Council 21 Vesper Board 21 Phi 'lflieia Kappa 5l'CI'Cl2ll'l' 1, 23 Pl1i Delia Della 23 Sigma Phi Cillllllllll 1, 22 WRX 21 l11Lc1'11alir111al Relations 1. 21 Volleyball 21 RILXY m111111illee 2. B11,1,1'1c Exos, Hc1lcle111'ille. Oklahoiiiaz Nlmleliug Club 1. 2 Choral IQ Double Sexlelle 1. lS1cx'1-iR1,1' If14,N'1ox, lllllllllllllll, Nlissriuriz 'l CLR 1, see1'el:11'1, xiii'- p1'esi1le11l 22 I'1'e11c'l1 Club 1: flfillllllCllL'lflllClll Queen 2lllClltl- 21111 1. Nl1xR'1'11.x S 111 lf1i11f11x111111fR, C.z1lil11111i:1, Nllssoiiiiz Spaiiish Club 23 llllCl'llZlll0ll2ll Relalioiu 1: l,lliL'2lgC Club 2. 59 Top row .' PATRICIA GARLAND, Owensboro, Kentucky: Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 25 Modeling Club 1, 25 Drama Guild 1, 22 Choral.13 Spanish Club 1, 25 Drama Productions crew 1, 25 Bowling Club 2. PATRICIA L. GARRISON, Port Arthur, Texas: Home Economics Club 1, vice-president 21 Phi Theta Kappa 1, vice-president 25 Student Council 25 Delta Eta Chi 2. IRENE GLASS, Memphis, Missouri: Beta Beta Tau 1. MOLLY SUE GODXVIN, St. Louis, Missouri: Student Council 22 Senior Class secretary5 WRA vice-president 1, 25 Modeling Club 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Riding Club 1, 2, International Relations IQ Hockey all-star, captain 1, 25 Volleyball all- star 1, 22 Softball IQ Vesper Choir 1. Middle row: CAROLE A. GOLDSMITH, St. Albans, New York: College Widow literary staff IQ WRA 25 Modeling Club 1, 22 Choral 13 Spanish Club IQ Home Economics Club 25 Beta Beta Tau 25 International Relations IQ Commencement Queen lj Cheerleader IQ Bowling Club 1. VIRGINIA M. GOLDSMITH, St. Albans, New York: College Widow literary staff ll WRA 25 Modeling Club 1, 25 Choral lj Spanish Club 15 Home Economics Club 2, International Relations 21 Vesper Choir lj Bowling Club lj Commence- ment Queen IQ Cheerleader 1, 2. NORMA JEAN GRIFFIN, Millington, Tennessee: Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 25 St. Clair Hall president 25 Student Council 1, 25 Modeling Club 1, 25 Beta Beta Tau 1, 25 International Relations 1, 25 WRA 1, 2. BETH HAGUE, Cherokee, Oklahoma: College Widow business staff IQ Student Information Committee 25 Modeling Club 1' 1 . , b , Drama Guild 25 Choral IQ International Relations lj Drama Productions cast, crew 2. 60 Bottom row: CARROLEE HAR'NED, Sedalia, Missouri: French Club 1. NANCY jo HARNILD, Sedalia, Missouri: Phi Delta Delta 22 Modeling Club 15 French Club 15 VVUS 25 International Re- lations 1. Emu' HARvEi', Covington, Tennessee: YVRA 1, 25 Modeling Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, International Relations IQ Hockey 21 Volleyball 25 Basketball 1, 25 Serving Team Captain 21 Assembly Committee 2. GLENDA HAYES, Louisville, Kentucky: College Widow literary staff IQ XVRA 15 Modeling Club lj Spanish Club 11 Beta Beta Tau 1, 25 YVUS 22 Riding Club 1, 22 Dolphins 25 Room Decoration lllinner 25 Bowling Club 2. T i 4.1.51 FRANCES RUTH I-I1-11'REN, Midla11d, Texas: Student Council 2: Senior Class president 2: Vesper Board 1, 2: College Wiclozu literary staff 1: Pl1i Theta Kappa 1, 2: Delta Psi Omega 1, 2: Sigma Phi Ciilllllllll 1, 2: IVR.-X 1, 2: Orientation Committee 2: Modeling Club 1, 2: Drama Guild 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Drama PI'OLlllCliOllS casts 1, 2: Presidents Cllllb 2: Hockey 2' Volleyball 2: RILYV hospitality chairman 2: Vesper Choir 1 KAREN HIEIBIQRCLER, Hannibal, Missouri: French Club 1: Ho111e Economics Club 2: Beta Beta Tau 2: International Relations 2. BARBARA JEAN Him.. Liberty, Mo.: Phi Delta Delta 1, 2: Modeling Club 2: Beta Beta Tau 1, 2: Instrumental Ensemble lj Bowling Cl11b 1, 2. BIARY IRENE HOJE1., Mexico City, Mexico: Modeling Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Home Economics Club 1, 2: Beta Beta Tau 1, 2: Riding Club 1. LINDA HOI.COBIB, Ft. YVorth, Texas: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2' Delta Psi Omega 1, vice-president 2: Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, 2: WRA lj Modeling Club 1, president 2: Drama Guild 1, presi- dent 2: Beta Beta Tau 1: International Relations IQ Drama Productions Casts 1, 2: Presidents Club 2. GAYLENE JACOBS, Kirksville, Missouri: WR.-X 1, treasurer 2: Spanish Cl11b 1, 2: PEMs 1, 2: Hockey all-star 1, 2: Volleyball all- star 1, captai11 2: Softball 1, 22 Bowling Club 1, 2: Bowling Award 1. JANE JAMES, Bowling Green, Kentucky: Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2: Modeling Club 2j Spanish Club 1, 2: Home Economics Club lj Dance Club 1. LIBBY JONES, Big Spring, Texas: Student Council 1, 2: Hughes Hall president 2: Vesper Board 1, 2: College Widow literary staff 1: Micophone staff 1, business manager 2: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2: Delta Psi Omega 1, 2: Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2: Orienta- tion Committee 2: Modeling Cl11b 1: Drama G11ild 1, 2: French Club 1: Drama Productions casts 1, 2: Presidents Club 2: Volleyball 2: RILYV co1n111ittee 1, 2: Bowling Cl11b lj C0111- mencement Princess 1. NIARCY KEATON, Big Spring, Texas: Student Council 2: College Widow business stafli 1: Choral 1: Double Sextette 1, 2: Chris- tian College Trio 2: French Club 1: International Relations 2: RILW committee 1. FNNII LRKINSNIIXPR Columbia Nlissouri' Xlpha Pi Fpsilon 1 J-. QJ' -3'1. 1 ,1 -- -- -I f president 2: 'l'G's 1, 2: Beta Beta Tau 1. 2: Presidents Club 2: Lineage Cl11b 1. 2. CAROLE ANNE KING, Princeton, Missouri: College Widow staff 1, Beta Beta Beta 1, vice-president 21 WRA 1, 2, Choral 1, 2: Double Sextette 1, 22 Christian College Trio 1, 2, St. Cecelia Club IQ Lineage Club 1, 2, Volleyball all-star 1, 2, captain 22 Jane Froman Award lj Commencement Attendant 1. NANCY JANE KIRTLEY, Seminole, Oklahoma: College Widow business staff lj WRA 2, Modeling Club IQ French Club lj Riding Club 1, PEMS 1, Dance Club 1. ANN IQLOSTERBIAN, David City, Nebraska: College Widow literary staff IQ Phi Theta Kappa 1, president 21 Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, Delta Eta Chi 2, WRA 2, Modeling Club 1, 21 Riding Club 1, 2, Serving Team Captain 2, Presidents Club 21 Nebraska- Michigan Club president 2, RILXV committee 1, Bowling Club 2. JUDITH MARSHALL LANE, Cynthiana, Kentucky: Student Govern- ment Association secretary 2, Student Council 1, 2, College Widow art staff lj Spanish Club 1, 2, Phi Delta Delta 1, 2. NANCY SHARON LANG, Anchorage, Kentucky: Student Council 22 Beta Beta Beta 1, treasurer 22 WRA 2, Modeling Club 12 Choral 1, 25 Double Sextette 1, 21 St. Cecelia Club 1, president 22 French Club IQ Room Decoration VVinner IQ RILW com- mittee 12 St. Clair song leader, 2Q Presidents Club 2. DELEE LANTZ, Cushing, Oklahoma: Vesper Board 1, vice-presi- dent 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 21 Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 21 Delta Eta Chi 2Q Student Information Committee 2, Modeling Club IQ Spanish Club 1, vice-president 2, International Relations 22 RILW committee 1, classroom chairman 2. JAN LE1JL1E, Englewood, Colorado: College Widow art staff IQ WRA 2, Modeling Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, International Re- lations 21 Hockey 2. MARTHA LESLIE, Jefferson City, Missouri: College Widow literary staff 22 Modeling Club 2, Harmony Clef 2, Spanish Club 2. PHYLLIS LONGMORE, Kansas City, Missouri: College Widow typ- ing staff 2, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Sigma Phi Gamma 1,121 Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, secretary 2, XVRA 1, 2, Modeling Club 1, 2, Choral 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Interna- tional Relations 2, Drama Production cast 1, Lineage Club 1, QQ Room Decoration Winner 2, Vesper Choir IQ Dance Club 1. MARY MCCALL, Memphis, Tennessee: College Vllidow art stall 1, YVRA 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Hockey ll Volleyball 2. W? ,Ani Top rote: Xl-XRll.YN Mr:lx'r1kE, Oregon, Missouri: Vesper Board 1, presi- tlcut 2: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2: Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2: WRA 1, 2: Orientation Committee 2: Modeling Cl11b 1, 21 Organ Guild 1Q French Club 1, 2: Presidents Club 2: Hockes' all-star 1: Volleyball all-star 2: RILXV committee 1. co'- ordinator 2: Students Religious Council 2. Y hlARY JANE MCKEE, Springlield, Illinois: Student Council 2: Beta Beta Tau 1, 2. .'kl,NIlilJA BICLIEMORIZ, Memphis, Tennessee: junior Class rice- president: Vesper Board 1, 2: Twelfth Night president 2: College lliflotu 2111 stafl 1: Phi Delta Delta 1, 2: YVRA 1, 2: Orientation Co1n1r1ittee 2: Modeling Club 1, 2: Drama Guild 1, 2: Choral 1: Riding Club 1: Dolphins water show chair- man 1, .QQ International Relations 1: Dra111a Production crew I3 Plicslflellw Cllllll 23 Hockey 1: RILXV committee 2. EVA MERRILL. Denver. Colorado: ,llicroplzmze stall 1, co- editor 2: M R1-X 2: Orientation Committee 2: Dolphins 1, 2: Lineage Club 2. .lllflflle rozu: PTEINDA Miczuiitsox, Memphis, Tennessee: Modeling Club 1, vice-president 2: Spanish Club 1: Student Council 1: Basket- ball 1: Dra-ma Guild 1, 52, lJl'2llD21 Productions cast 1, crew 2: College llfzdozu business stall 1, business editor 2. SARA LOUISE BIILLER, Higginsville, Missouri: College Ilficlozu literary stall lj Modeling Club 1, 2: Drama Guild 2: Choral 2: Spanish Club lj Home Economics Club 2: Beta Beta Tau 22 Lineage Club 1, 2: Hockey 2: Room Decoration lllinner 1. VIANICE BIORAVVITZ, New London, Missouri: Vesper Board 2: Beta Beta Beta 1, president 2: Choral accompanist 1, 2: Double Sextette accompanist 2: St. Cecelia Club secretary 1, 2: String Ensemble 1: Organ Cuild 1, 2: Presidents Club 2: RILXV committee 2: Vesper Choir 1: Artie Mason Carter .Xward 1. NlARILYN blORRIS, Leesburg, Ohio: YVRA 2: Modeling Club 1, 2: Spanish Club lj Home Economics Club 2: Riding Club 1, 2: Coaching Club 1, vice-president 2: Room Decoration lVinner 2: .lunior Horsemansbip Award. liollom roru: Qloixx Arrx ,XlOllSliR, lft. lVorth. Texas: 'I welfth Night rice-V president 2: College lliflfmf business stall 2: ilflicroplloue stall 1: Modeling Club 2: lJl'21lll2l Cuild 2: French Club 1: Spanish Club 1: Home Economics Club lj International Relations 1: Drama Productions casts 2: Presidents Club 2: Volleyball 2: Basketball captain li Texas Club president 2. PA1'LA RU'l'l1 Niiiisox, Holdeniille, Oklahoma: junior Class president: College lllirlow literary stall' 1: ilflicrojvllorzff staff 1, copy editor 2: Modeling Club 1: French Club 1: Interna- tional Relations 1, 2: Presidents Club 1: Lineage Club 1, 2: Oklahoma Clllll president 1. LAURA LIANIC l'Ac:1i, Rocheport. Missouri: 'l'C's 1, 2: Modeling Club 1: Howe Economics Cl11b 1. 2: International Relations 1: Volleyball 1, 2: Bowling Club 2. IENNA :XXNA l'ARKlCR, Hazard. lit-iitucky: Student Council 2: Senior Class 1'ice-president: Vesper Board 1. 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: lVl'S chairman 2: Riding Club 1: RILXV personal con- ference cbairman 2. 63 ' ...n Top row: CAROL PEscE'1'ro, Columbia, Missouri: TG's 1, 2, Beta Beta Tau 1, vice-president 2. JANE PI'I'l'liLCO, Jackson, Michigan: College Widow literary staff IQ Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2: Modeling Club 1, Sp21n1Sh Club 1. JOY POE, Pecos, Texas: College Widow art stall lj Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Phi Delta Delta 1, vice-president 22 Alpha P1 Epsilon 1, vice-president 21 M0de1ing Club li SPHUISTI Club 25 Beta Beta Tau IQ International Relations 1, 2. CHARLENE POWERS, Manchester, Ten11essee: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 25 VVRA 2, Modeling Club lj Riding Club IQ International. Relations 23 Bowling Club 2. Nliddle Tow: BOBBIE RHEA PUGH, Memphis, Tennessee: WVRA 1, Modeling Club 2: Drama Guild 1: Home Economics Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, Dolphins 2, Bowling Club 2. RUTH ANN PYLE, Armstrong, Missouri: Student Government Association vice-president 22 Student Council 1, 2S.VCSP01' Board 1, 23 Beta Beta Beta 1, 2, Orientation Committee 2: Choral 2, Christian College Trio accompanist 1, 25 St. Cecelia Club 1, vice-president 2, Organ Guild IQ WUS 1, 2, Hockey IQ Volleyball 1, Basketball 13 RILW committee 21 BllChf0CdCr Junior Music Award. NORNIA QUALLS, Pampa, Texas: Student Government Asso- ciation president 2, College Widow art stall 1, Pl1i Delta Delta 1, 2: Modeling Cl11b IQ French Club 1, 21 Drama Produc- tion cast lj Presidents Club 25 Room Decoration Winner 2. JUDITH RAGSDALE, W'icl1ita Falls, Texas: College Widow liter- ary staff 1, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, YVRA 21 Modeling Club 1, Drama Guild 2, Choral lj French Club 1, 23 Dolphins 2, RILW' committee 1, Bowling Club 2. Bottom row: TINA RANSOBI, Memphis, Tennessee: WRA 1, 2, Modeling Club lj Drama Guild 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: YVUS 23 Riding Club 1, 23 Coaching Club 2, International Relations 1, 2. NANCY BRUCE READ, Kirksville, Missouri: Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, Organ Guild 1, 21 Spanish Club 1, 2, RILW' connnittee 1. 64 BIYRNA REYNOLDS, Martinsville, Indiana: College Widow literary staff 15 Beta Beta Beta 25 WRA 2, Modeling Club 1, 2: Drama Guild 2, St. Cecelia Club 1, 25 Harmony Clef publicity chairman 25 String Ensemble 1, 2, Organ Guild 2S Beta Beta Tau 2j Drama Production crew 2, Lineage Club 1, 21 Hockey lj Vesper Choir lj Dance Club 1, Variety Show 2. JOANNE LENORE Rlci-1A1uJs, Frankfort, Kentucky: Student Gov- ernment Association secretary 2, Student Council 22 College Widow business staff 1: WVRA 1, 2, Modeling Club 23 Choral 1, Beta Beta Tau 2: Dolphins 1, vice-president 2: Serving Team Captain 23 Hockey 2, RILYV committee 1, Commence- ment Princess 1. . - ,xi 44.6 JIZNILU H. RICIl'IlE, Memphis, Tennessee: Vesper Board 1, 25 Col- lege Widow 1, editor-in-chief 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 22 Sig111a Phi fiilllllflll 1, 25 WR.-X lj International Relations 15 Drama Pro- LlllCIlOIl cast ll Presidents Club 25 Softball 15 Room Decoration Xvlllllfil' 25 RILYV publicity coordinator 25 Vesper Choir 1. Jr1.AN12'1'1'A Rourziiks, Madisonville, Kentucky: Twelfth Night sec- retary-treasurer 25 College llficlow literary staff 11 Modeling Cl11b 1: Dflllllfl Guild secretary-treasurer 25 HOIITC Economics Club 1, 25 Drama Productions casts 1, 2. xl.-XRILYN L1v1Nt:s'1'oN Rooits, Brownsville, Tennessee: College Widow literary staff 1, 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 22 Sig111a Phi Gamma 1, 2: Delta Eta Chi 1, 21 YVRA 1, 21 Drama Guild 15 St. Cecelia Club 1, 25 Organ G11ild 25 French Club 1, vice- president 25 Riding Club 25 Dolphins 1, 25 International Rela- tions 1, president 21 Presidents Cl11b 25 Lineage Club 25 Hockey 15 Basketball IQ Softball IQ Tennessee Club president 2. GA11, ELIZAB1-prix Rose, Shenandoah, Iowa: College Widow liter- ary staff 15 Modeling Club 15 Choral 1, 25 Dolphins 22 Vesper Choir 1. PAT RUBY, Colorado Springs, Colorado: Phi Delta Delta 1, secretary-treasurer 25 Modeling Club 21 Dance Club 15 Variety Show 2. RAYN'IONETl'E RUCKER, N. Kansas City, Missouri: YVRA 22 Model- ing Club 1, 25 Home Economics Club 21 Beta Beta Tau 22 Lineage Club 2. BETT113 SADLER, Clinton, Missouri: Choral 1, 25 Double Sextette 1, 21 Christian College Trio 1, 25 St. Cecelia Club 1, 25 French Club 25 Hockey 15 Volleyball 2. NANCY LEE SALMON, San Angelo, Texas5 Drama Guild 22 Organ 'Guild 15 Spanish Cl11b 1, 25 Inter11ational Relations 21 Drama Production cast 2. LINDA LEA SANU1-1Rs, Greenheld, Indiana: Orientation Committee 25 Modeling Clllll 1, 25 French Club lj Beta Beta Tau 1. DIARY KA'1'111,1-:lax Sci-1A1f1-LR, Tekaineh, Nebraska: X-'VRA 25 Model- ing Club 2: Riding Club 22 Bowling Club 2. NIARY LoUIs11 Scorr, Claremore, Oklahoma: College Widow literary staff lj Microphone circulation manager lj Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2j Delta Psi Omega 1, president 25 Modeling Club 1, 25 Drama Guild 1, 22 Spanish Club 1, 25 Drama Productions casts 1, 23 Presidents Club 21 Lineage Cl11b 1, 25 Room Decora- tion 'Winner 1. ELAINE SHIQPAIID, Normandy, Missouri: Microphone typist lj VVRA 25 Modeling Club 1, 25 Home Economics Cl11b 25 Beta Beta Tau 1, 25 Volleyball 25 Basketball 25 Room Decoration Winner 1. KAY SHONER, Mendon, Missouri: Student Council 2Q Student Information Committee 25 Modeling Club 15 French Cl11b lg Beta Beta Tau 1. ANNA LOU SIMPSON, Novelty, Missouri: Student Council 25 Delta Eta Chi 25 WRA 1, president 22 Orientation Committee 22 Serving Team Captain 25 Presidents Club 21 Lineage Club 1, 25 Hockey all-star 1, 21 Volleyball all-star 1, 22 Basketball captain 1, 21 Softball 1, 2. CLAUDIN13 SHNIS, Columbia, Missouri: Vesper Board 1, 22 Delta Eta Chi 25 TG's 1, treasurer 2Q Choral 15 RILW secretary 2. BETTY SUE SRIALLFELT, New Haven, Missouri: College Widow literary staff IQ Phi Theta Kappa 1, 25 Delta Eta Chi 22 WRA 25 Home Economics Club 1, 25 International Relations 2. JOHNNIE LEE SMITH, Cassville, Missouri: WRA 1, 21 Spanish Club 15 Serving Team Captain 25 Hockey all-star 15 Volleyball all-star 1, 21 Assembly Committee 2. NANCY MARTHA STANSBURY, Pekin, Illinois: College Widow b11s- iness staff IQ Microphone lj IVRA 25 Modeling Club 15 French Club 1, 22 International Relations 25 Illinois Club president 21 Bowling Club 1, 2. DIXIANA STEPHENS, McCook, Nebraska: Student Council 1, 21 Missouri Hall president 25 Vesper Board 21 Orientation Com- mittee 21 French Club 1, 21 Riding Club vice-president 22 Coaching Club 25 Presidents Club 25 RILWV committee 2. KA.Y S'rI2PHENsoN, Omaha, Nebraska: Vesper Board lj College Widow literary staff lj Microphone staff 1, co-editor 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 22 Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 22 Student Informa- tion Committee 22 Modeling Cl11b 15 French Club 1. -,1 l 1 1 l l l i 1 I l . I l l S l i 1 l l 1 i I l I I 1 I I l Q I K l I f I nd 911- ifojz l0Il'f ' Ninn KM' S'l'II.liS. Hollywood, lfloridaz Sigina Pl1i fillllllllil 1. 2: Xlpha Pi Fpsilon 2: YVR.-X 1: Bowling Cllllj 1, president 2: Spanish Club 1: Home Economics Clttb 1: Beta Beta Tau 2: Presidents Club 2: Lineage Club 1. 2: Cosmopolitan Club president 2. ll.-x1111,x11A ANN Tfuxoit, Olivette, Missouri: Vesper Board 1, QQ lfollffgex ll'idozt1 literary stall 1: tl1ll'l'0jI1I0llC' 1: Delta Psi Otncga 1, 2: Modeling Club 2: Drama Guild vice-president 2: Choral 1: St. Cecelia Club 1: 1'i1'CllCll Club 1: International Relations 1: Dratna Productions cast 2, crew 1: RILXV coni- inittee 2. l,o,-1 KM 'l'1f1oMAs, Columbia, Missouri: Student Council 21 'NRA 1: 'l'G's 1, president 2: Student Information Co111111ittee NCiil'C'l2'll'l 2Q Modeling Club 1: Drama Club 2: PEM's 1, 21 llratna Productions cast 1: Hockey all-star 1, 2: Softball 13 Missouri Club president 2. C.u1o1,1N VAN Houma, Highland, Indiana: Modeling Club 2: llotltt-y 2: Volleyball 1, 2: Basketball IQ Softball 1. Klum' -I.-XNIZ XYANNll'iilil'iR, Corder, Missouri: Modeling Club ll Riding Club 1, president 2: Coaching Club 1, 2: Interna- tional Relations 1: Presidents Club 2: Lineage Club 1, 2: lunioi Riding Award. Hllfffllllf 1'o1t,'.' Xxxtx Vxxl'1i1i1, Salem, Missouri: Vesper Board 2: Sigma l'l1i fr2llIllll2l 1, president, 2: Modeling Club 1. 2: Cl1oral 1, 22 nm1 ,, 21 Drama Guild 1, 2: lfreiich Club 1: Draina Productions cast 1, 2: Presidcnts Club 2: Hockey 1. ll1Q'1 1'1' Qltmx livtoxttfsox, Coluinbia, Missouri: Vesper Board 2: 'lG's 1, 2: Choral 1, 2: Lineage Club 1, 2: RILNV coni- mittee 2. Jlirlfllcf row: MARY l'1ust:11.1,A FliR0ll'l', Roswell, New Mexico: Vesper Board organist 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2: Beta Beta Pmeta 2: Modeling Club 1: Dra111a Guild 2: Choral 1: St. Cecelia Club treasurer 1, 2: Organ Guild president 2: Presidents Club 21 Lineage Club 1, 2. fX1.1c:1c VANARs11A1.11. Montgoniery City, Missouri: College ll'irIow business stall 1: Alicroplzozzc photo editor 2: XVR.-X 1, Double Sextette 1, 2: St. Cecelia Club 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Presidents Club 2: RILXV connnittee 2. ANN Do11soN XIICAZICY, Madisonville, Kentucky: Student Co1111- eil 1, 2: Vesper Board 2: WRX 2: Nl0flClll1g Clllh 1, 22 Cl10A1'?tl 1: St. Cecelia Club 2: Spanish Club 1. 2: RILXV convocation chairman 2: Bowling Club 1, 2. ISARBARA, lsyAl.'l'0N, Birniinghain. Michigan: WR,-X 2: Modeling Club 1, 2: Drama Guild 2: Home Econoniics Club 1: ljlfillllil Productions cast 1. crew 22 Volleyball 1. CORA tlof111.1-1 l'vA'l'l?RS, Gower, Missouri: XVRA 1. 2: Modeling Club 1: Home liconoinits Club 1, rice-p1'esitlc11t 2: Hotkcy 23 Volleyball 2: Basketball 1: Softball 1. 67 BIARY YVELLS, Columbia, Misso11ri: Phi Theta Kappa IQ Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, 25 TG's 1, 2Q Beta Beta Tau 1, president 21 Presidents Club 22 Volleyball 1. CECFLIA YVHITE, Ft. Mlorth, Texas: College Widow business stall I1 'WRA 2Q Modeling Club 1, 25 French Club lj Riding Club IQ Hockey 22 Volleyball 2. NANCY VVHITSON, East Lansing, Michigan: Vesper Board 1, secretary 25 College Widow business staff IQ WRA 25 Modeling Club 1, 21 IVUS 1, 22 Riding Club IQ Dolphins 22 Lineage Club 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball lj RILIN committee 1, book display chairman 2. JOSEPHINE WILLARD, Tulsa, Oklahoma: Microphone photo editor 21 WRA 1, 2Q Dolphins 1, president 25 Presidents Club 22 Oklahoma Club president 2. CAROLYN W1LLows, Ewing, Missouri: Vesper Board 1, 22 WRA 1, 2: Student Information Committee 25 Modeling Club 1, 25 Choral 15 French Club 25 Home Economics Club lj Beta Beta Tau 1, secretary- treasurer 25 Serving Team Captain 25 Basketball 1, 21 RILVV seminar chairman 2. DoN12LL VVILSON, Marietta, Oklahoma: VVRA 1, 25 Modeling Club 1, 22 Drama Guild 1, 25 French Club 1, 21 Riding Club 1, 21 Coaching Club 1, 25 International Relations 1, 2. P11YLL1s VVORKMAN, Columbia, Missouri: TG's 1, president 2. LINDA LEE VVYMAN, West Point, Mississippi: Vesper Board 1, 21 College Widow literary staff 1, literary editor 21 Miciroplione copy editor 2Q Phi Theta Kappa 1, 21 Sigma Phi Gamma 1, vice-president 2: Delta Eta Chi 21 'WRA 1, 2Q Drama Guild 2Q Choral 1, 22 St. Cecelia Club 1, publicity chairman 25 Home Economics Club 21 International Relations 25 Serving Team Captain 25 Drama Production cast 22 Hockey 25 Volleyball 25 Softball IQ RILW committee 1, continuation chairman 22 Vesper Choir 1. NIYRNA BECK, Columbus, Ohio: YVRA 22 Modeling Club 15 Home Economics Club 11 Beta Beta Tau 15 Dolphins 1, 2. jAN1sT'151-3 BERRY, Gower, Missouri: WRA 2: Modeling Club lj Choral IQ Home Economics Club 1, 21 Beta Beta Tau 1, 2. DORIS ANN GAINES, Bowling Green, Kentucky: Modeling Club 1, 25 Choral 15 Ho111e Eco- nomics Club 1, 2. LL., L.. V if fx fl Q' 1 425 I M 5 JUNIQRS E .4g!!!'f ,-,S -MA - - ' ' Left to right: Nancy Henney, vice-presiclentg Patty jackson, presidentg Debby Williams, secre tary. Not pictured: Miss Mabel Buckner, sponsov' VVhen you're just around the corner X From life's wide-open door, You sometimes stop and wonder YV ho could have asked for more. Your college days are the best days That you'll remember wellg The love we bear for Christian XfVords could never tell. YVe 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. lop lou. f .Xxx Dxilox .XII-AXIS, Ycrnon, 'lexas: Modeling Club: Spanish Club. SIIIRLICY l.IfI-' .Xc:NIf1w, Louisville. Kentuckv: Spanish Club: Home liconoinics Club. ARD!-.'l'Il rXlYSWOR'Il'I. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: XVRA: Modeling Club: lfrench Club: XVUS: I-locket, Volleyball. .S't't'o11rl row: PAIILA JOAN .XI.IsIiR'I'soN, Birmingham. Michigan: St. Cecelia Club. BIARILYN ANN .-XI.DRIc:II, XVichita, Kansas: College Wiclozu typing stall: Spanish Club: Home Economics Club. DARLI5NIa ALDRIDCIQ, Midland, Texas: Modeling Club: Choral: Spanish Club: International Relations. Third row: SALLY CLAIRI11 .-XI.FoRD, Boulder, Colorado: NVRA: Model- ing Club: Beta Beta Tau: Dolphins: Room Decoration Winner. BIARILYN ARAIsTRoNc, Lee's Summitt, Missouri: WRA: Beta Beta Tau: Cheerleader. PATRICIA LEE ASI-IBY, Madisonville, Kentucky: Student Council: Modeling Club: Home Economics Club. Fourth 'row : BIARGARET BALDWIN, Hopkinsville, Kentucky: YVRA: Modeling Club: Spanish Club: Beta Beta Tau: Lineage Club. JUDY JOAN BALL, Ewing, Missouri: XIVRA: Modeling Club: Spanish Club. BIARTI-IA N. BARTLETT, Louisville, Kentucky: Riding Club. Fifth row: BETTY ANN BARTON, Glasgow, Kentucky: XIVRA: Modeling Club. ELISABETH RAE BASSIZTF, Memphis, Tennessee: Vesper Board: WRA: Modeling Club: Choral: Dolphins. BIARTHA BIEIIZR BEALI., Ft. Smith, Arkansas: Spanish Club: Home Economics Club: Riding Club. Sixth row: SANDRA SUR BECKER, Barrington, Illinois: Modeling Club: Choral. jo ANN BLcRLI2AN, Hickman Mills, Missouri: Modeling Club: Spanish Club. BIARILYN JUNE BI-tckMAN, Lombard, Illinois: College Wiclou' art staff: Phi Delta Delta: Modeling Club: St. Cecelia Club: Riding Club: Lineage Club. lfflfllilll rout' lSliVliRI,,Y BIcIQI.IaR, Salem, Missouri: Modeling Club: ljfillllll Cuild. PIIYI,I.Is BIQNIAAIIN, Hickman Mills, Missourizh Student Council: WRA: Modeling Club: Choral: Riding Club ll'C1ls1l VCT. CRADIQNI: BINcI'IAAI, Odessa, Texas: Student Council: Xlodeling Club: Drama Cuild: Drama l,1'OLlllCllOllS crews. i- L, . Top row: NANCY LEE BITFICK, Springfield, Missouri: Student Council, Choral, Double Sextette, St. Cecelia Club, Organ Guild, Variety Show. L BEVERLY DIANE BLAKE, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma: Model- ing Club. NANCY DOWNING BLAREY, Louisville, Kentucky: Vesper Board, College Widow literary staff, Modeling Club. Second row: MARTHA JAINE BOOTHE, Memphis, Tennessee: WRA, Modeling Club, Riding Club, Lineage Club. LUCIANN PRENTICE BOYD, Mfinter Park, Florida: WRA, Modeling Club, French Club, Hockey all-star, Volleyball. BONNIE BRACKEBUSCI-I, Auburn, Illinois: French Club, Home Economics Club, Lineage Club. Third row: MARLYS BREH, Glen Ellyn, Illinois: St. Cecelia Club, Spanish Club. JOY BREMER, Glen Ellyn, Illinois: Organ Guild secretary- treasurer, Home Economics Club, Room Decoration Winner. PATSY DALE BREWER, Pawhuska, Oklahoma: French Club. Fourth row: CHARLOTTFE BRIGGS, Huntington, Indiana: Drama Guild, Drama Productions crews. BEVERLY JANE BROWN, Owensboro, Kentucky: XVRA, Modeling Club, Drama Guild. SONDRA FEJA BROVVN, Ft. Smith, Arkansas: Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Cheerleader. Fifth row: BEVERLY SUE BURR, King City, Missouri: WRA, PEMS, Hockey captain, all-star, Volleyball all-star. PATSY GAIL BYERS, Columbia, Missouri: TG,s, Choral, Beta Beta Tau. NANCY LEE CALLAHAN, Charleston, Missouri: Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, Riding Club. Bottom row: JANE CANEDY, Springfield, Missouri: Student Council, Vesper Board, Phi Theta Kappa, Modeling Club: Harmony Clef. ANNE'l'TE CARPENTER, Greenwood, Missouri: YVRA, Line- age Club, Bowling Club. BETTY NAN CARPENTER, Ft. Xvorth, Texas: Beta Beta Beta, YVRA, Modeling Club vice-president: Drama Guild, Choral, Double Sextette, St. Cecelia Club secretary- treasurer, Home Economics Club, Room Decoration YVin- ner, Variety Show. 'Y l l I l Ll Iiofz IOIl'.' ll-tri-:xt fi,-'kRRI'lill, Seminole. Oklahoma: College lfVicIow typing stall: WRX: Modeling Club: Beta Beta Tau. Douomr fri,-X'l'lll:'.X', Amarillo. Texas: Modeling Club. KARIQN CAVANAII, t-Xledo, Illinois: Choral: St. Cecelia Club: Home Economics Club: Students' Religious Council. Seroizcl rout: SANJRA KAY CHAS'l'liIiN, Monroe City, Missouri: Beta Beta Tau. RETA BIAIE CI-IRISTMAN, Columbia, Missouri: TG's: Choral: Beta Beta Tau. BETTY CLARK, Clarksville, Arkansas: Student Council: WRA: Modeling Club: Riding Club secretary: Coaching Club: Dolphins: PEMS secretary: Lineage Club: Hockey. Thi rd row .' JULIE M. CLARK, Chillicothe, Missouri: Choral: St. Cecelia Club vice-president: Harmony Clef: French Club: Presi- dents Club: Lineage Club president. CONSTANCE CLINE, Spencer, Indiana: Vesper Board: Phi Theta Kappa: Dolphins. BEVERLY COLLIFLOIVER, Charleston, Missouri: IVR.-X: Modeling Club: Home Economics Club secretary. Fourth row: JANET NADINE COOK, Indianapolis, Indiana: YVRA. BETTY LOU CooMEs, Owensboro, Kentucky: WRA: Model- ing Club: Drama Guild: Riding Club: Drama Productions crews. ANTOINETTE CRESS, Mlaco, Texas: Modeling Club: Choral: St. Cecelia Club. Fifth row: jmmiia Lou CRICLER, Eldon, Missouri: Beta Beta Tau. SANDRA jo CRTM, Columbia, Missouri: TG's: Choral: Beta Beta Tau. CAROL LOUISE DILLE, Dayton, Ohio: Choral: Riding Club: International Relations. Bottom row: Btcvi-1Ri,r DINGMAN, Columbia, Missouri: TG's: Beta Beta l au. lo Donn, Caruthersville, Missouri: Modeling Club: In- ternational Relations: Lineage Club. CA'I'llIiRINIi SUE Do1,T, Louisville, Kentucky: YVRA: Beta Beta Tau: Hockey: Volleyball. . Top row: BETTY JANE DORAN, Odessa, Texas: -Modeling Club. CAROL SUE DUNN, Camdenton, Missouri: Modeling Club. WVIRGINIA ANN DURRETT, Columbia, Missouri: TG's, Home Economics Club. Second row: ELIZABETH EADES, Central City, Kentucky: Lineage Club. JOYCE E. EDWARDS, Big Spring, Texas: Microphone staff, Modeling Club, Drama Guild, French Club, International Relations, Drama Production cast. JOYCE ANN EHLERS, Cherokee, Iowa: Modeling Club, Choral, St. Cecelia Club, Organ Guild. Third row: ' CHERYL ANN ELBE, Kansas City, Missouri: VVRA, Model- ing Club, Dolphins, Drama Production cast, Hockey. R1-JNEE ENGELBRECHT, Jefferson City, Missouri: Beta Beta Beta, Spanish Club. DORIS ELAINE EPPERSON, Columbia, Missouri: WRA, TG's, Modeling Club, WUS, PEMS, Hockey, Volleyball all-star. Fourth row: VVANDA LEE ERYVIN, Palmyra, Missouri: Student Council, College Widow business staff, VVRA, Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau. SHIRLEY EUBANK, Columbia, Missouri: TG's. ANN FANNING, Wichita Falls, Texas: Spanish Club. Fifth row: JANELLE FARRIS, Pawhuska, Oklahoma: Student Council, Modeling Club, French Club, Beta Beta Tau. GWYN FISER, Bowling Green, Kentucky: Modeling Club, -Choral, Spanish Club, PEMS, Hockey, Volleyball. BEVERLY FITZGEREI., Clinton, Missouri: Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, International Relations. Bottom row: JEAN FORD, Pattonsburg, Missouri: VVRA, Choral, Harmony Clef, Beta Beta Tau, Lineage Club, Volleyball all-star. BIARY Jo Fox, Charleston, Missouri: Choral, Double Sextette, St. Cecelia Club. DORIS BIAE FRFDDE, Carrollton, Missouri: Choral, ? 'lkzfn rout' Axim lfiiugiiuxi, Memphis, Tennessee: WRA: Modeling Cllubg Drama Guild: Choral: Riding Club: Dolphins. k OAIA Niait. l'lUI.I.lfR, XrVaco, Texas: Spanish Club. NIARY JANE G.-XI.l.OWAY, Frankford, Missouri: l'hi Delta Della: Modeling Club: Lineage Club. .Scronzl row: Sus.-xx LQARVIN, Tyler, Texas: Modeling Club: French Club: Home Economics Club: Riding Club. XIARGARET A. CASS, Toledo, Ohio: Choral. BIARY GOLDSMITI-I, Evanston, Illinois: Drama Guild: Drama Production crews. Third row: DOROTHY BIAE GOODSON, LaBelle, Missouri: WRA: Model- ing Club: Choral: St. Cecelia Club: Beta Beta Tau: Hockey: Volleyball. PA1Ric1A GORDON, Kansas City, Missouri: French Club: Beta Beta Tau: Dolphins. JUDITH KATHRYN GOWING, Orrick, Missouri: Beta Beta Tau. Fourth row: SONDRA DEE GRANT, Kansas City, Missouri: XNRA: Model- ing Club: Organ Guild: Beta Beta Tau: Room Decoration VVinner. BARBARA KAY13 GRAY, Clinton, Missouri: Modeling Club: Home Economics Club. GEORGIA GREEN, Maud, Oklahoma: YVRA: Modeling Club: Harmony Clef: Home Economics Club. Fifth row: BONNIE LOU GROVES, Macon, Missouri: Choral: Beta Beta Tau. VERNA LEE HAHN, Brookfield, Missouri: YVRA: Choral: St. Cecelia Club: Organ Guild: Beta Beta Tau: Riding Club, Room Decoration INinner. Suzi' HALE. Iowa City, Iowa: Student Council: VVRA, Modeling Club: Choral: St. Cecelia Club: Dolphins: Lineage Club. Iiollom row: CAROLYN HAI,L, Ventura, California: College Widow business editor: Sigma Phi Gamma: IVRA: Spanish Club: Riding Club: Dolphins: Cheerleader. BIARTIIANA HANIBLIN, jackson, Mississippi: Microplionc Stall: Modeling Club: Choral: Spanish Club. NANCY HAlNIPI'O-N, Brookheld, Missouri: Alpha Pi Epsilon: IVRX: Modeling Club: Choral: Beta Beta Tau. A- 2 Top row: NINA HANSBROUGI1, Columbia, Missouri: TG's. NIARCIA ELAINE HARCIS, Aurora, Illinois: Modeling Clubg Drama Guild: Drama Productions cast, crew, Variety Show. BEVERLY HARRIS, Clinton, Missouri: Home Economics Club: Beta Beta Tau, Room Decoration WVinner. Second row: JANE HARRIS, Springfield, Tennessee: Choral: St. Cecelia Club: Spanish Club. JEAN HAR1'SELL, Pine Bluff, Arkansas: Modeling Club: St. Cecelia Club: Riding Club reporter, Coaching Club. DA1'HNE ANNE HARWOOD, Brookiield, Missouri: VVRAg Modeling Club: Beta Beta Tau: Riding Club, Coaching Club. Third row: BIARTHA JANE HAUGIIT, El Dorado, Kansas: Lineage Club. BIARGUIIRITE E. HAYDEN, Kansas City, Missouri. LINDA ANN HAYNES, Olean, Missouri: Student Council: Modeling Club, Home Economics Club: Lineage Club. Fourth row: FRANCES LEE HENDERSON, Columbia, Missouri: TG'sg Guild: Home Economics Club, Riding Club, Drama Drama Production cast: Bowling Club. NANCY Junior Class vice-president, TVRA. HENNEX', Fairbury, Nebraska: Student Council: ALICIA XVAYNE HILLIARD, Hillsboro, Ohio: Lineage Club. Fifth row: LORETTA HILL, Ardmore, Oklahoma: Home Economics Club. KAREN LYNNE HOCKADAX', Jefferson City, Missouri: WRAg Modeling Club: French Clubg Home Economics Club: Beta Beta Tau. PATRICIA ANN HOLLOXVAY, Columbia, Missouri: College Vlfidow business staff, YVRAQ TG's3 Modeling Club: PEAR, Hockey: Volleyball all-star. Bottom. row: PATRICIA HOLT, Columbia, Missouri: TG's. BETH' VERNON HONAKER, Lexington, Kentucky: Riding Club, Coaching Club. ' PHYLLIS ANN HOOD, Lee's Summit, Missouri. If .4 Top rout' XlARGARF'l' .XNNI-I HCJl'li, Memphis, Tennessee: College ll I'If0Zl' literary stall: Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Phi Gamma: Modeling Club: French Club: Riding Club, lIItcI'national Relations. ANNA NIERLIC HORNsIsY, Hickman, Kentucky: Student Council: WRAQ Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, Lineage Club. , LOIS JIQAN HOS'FE'l I'FR, Denver, Colorado: Alpha Pi Epsilon, Home Economics Club: Beta Beta Tau: Room Decoration YVinner. Second row: VIRGINIA HOUSTON, Columbia, Missouri: TG's, Beta Beta Tau. PEGGY HOWVARD, Findlay, Ohio: Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, Choral. XVANDA AINNEITI5 HOWERTON, Elmer, Missouri: Choral: Home Economics Club. Third row: SALLY LYNN HUBBARD, Keytesville, Missouri: Phi Theta Kappa: Choral: Harmony Clefg French Club, Home Economics Club. CLAIRE HUDCINS, Memphis, Tennessee: College Widow art staff, Phi Delta Delta, WRAg Modeling Club, French Club: Dolphins. NANCY HUPP, LaPorte, Indiana. Fourth row: CAROL JANE HURDLI3, Quincy, Illinois: WRA: Modeling Club: Choral. SUE INGRANI, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: XVRAg Modeling Club: Spanish Club, Beta Beta Tau. PATRICIA JACKSON, Englewood, Colorado: Junior Class president, Modeling Club: Spanish Club: Lineage Club. Fifth row: JUDY JACOB, Columbia, Missouri: TG'sg Lineage Club. CAROL BRUCE JEAN, Jeffersontown, Kentucky: XfVRAg Modeling Club, Choral, French Club. AUDREY JOHNSON, Springheld, Missouri. Bottom row: SARA JANI2 JOHNSON, Louisiana, Missouri: Home Economics Club. NANCY Rose JONES, Columbia, Missouri: TG's: Modeling Club: Lineage Club. NIARY LYNN JORDAN, Jenkins, Kentucky: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: Choral: St. Cecelia Club: French Club, Drama Production cast. T011 row: HARRIE'l'l' PAGE KAI.I.ENIsAcH, jefferson City, Missouri: Student Council: Phi Theta Kappa: YVRA: Modeling Club: St. Cecelia Club: Harmony Clef: French Club: Lineage Club: Variety Show. CHARI,orI'E V. KERN, Middletown, Ohio: YVRA: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: International Relations: Hockey: Volleyball. BIARIETTA KIMRALL, DeQueen, Arkansas: IVRA: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: Dolphins: International Relations secretary-treasurer. Secon cl row: DONNA M. KING, Milton, Iowa: Student Council: IVRA: Modeling Club: Home Economics Club: Lineage Club: Hockey all-star: Volleyball. SUE KIRBY, Enid, Oklahoma: Microphone staff: VVRA: Modeling Club: French Club. JANE RAE KIRK, Mfeston, Missouri: Vesper Board: Model- ing Club: Choral: St. Cecelia Club: Home Economics Club: Riding Club: Lineage Club. Third row: SANDRA LAFON, Dixon, Missouri: IVRA: Modeling Club: Harmony Clef: French Club: Dolphins: Instrumental Ensemble. SANDRA LANDON, Mlichita Falls, Texas: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: Spanish Club: Drama Productions casts. JUDY LEMoNs, Amarillo, Texas: French Club: Riding Club: Coaching Club secretary-treasurer. Fourrth row: JANICE LIVINGSTON, Brownsville, Tennessee: Student Coun- cil: WRA: Modeling Club: Choral: Home Economics Club: Lineage Club: Cheerleader. SHARON NELL LoNcLEY, Ft. Recovery, Ohio. SUSAN LowRY, Ft. Scott, Kansas: INR.-X: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: Drama Production cast: Lineage Club. Fifth row: BARBARA ANN LUCAS, Miamisburg, Ohio: Riding Club. JUDITH LEE LUCAS, Coldwater, Michigan: Phi Theta Kappa: Phi Delta Delta: Modeling Clllllj French Club: Volleyball: Bowling Club. DIARY H. BICCORKINDALE, Minneapolis, Minnesota: IIVRA vice-president: Modeling Club: WUS: Hockey all-star: Volleyball. Bottom row: X7lRC-INIA A. MCINTIRE, Indianapolis, Indiana: Student Council: Modeling Club: French Club: Riding Club: In- ternational Relations. DIARY EI.IzAIsE'I'H DICKEBIY, Hardin, Missouri: Modeling Club: Choral: Home Economics Club. DIARY BICNALLY, Longview, Texas: Modeling Club. iq .41-I g11n'-vw-Y - l Inj: foil Xl.xRsIIx ll xx Nllbll xix, l,l2llllXlC'M', Texas. lxx Mxnnox. Holdenxille. Oklahoma: WR.-X: Modeling Club: lfrencli Club: Lineage Club: Room Decoration Miniu-r. fill-XRl.l-Xl: plxxr. NlfXR'llN, Sidney, Iowa: Drama Guild: l'I'ClIl'll Club: Drania l'roduc:Iion cast. ,NITUIIII lflIl'.' JOSI-1l'lllNl'f NlA'll.Oflli, Memphis, VLCIIIICSSCCZ Modeling Club: St. Cecelia Club: French Club: Riding Club: International Relations: Lineage Club. b CAROI. Loi' BIICFFORD, I-'rankl'ord, Missouri: Ilfll'l'0pl1OIl!? stall. Niirriii jfxxli NIYHR, Indianapolis, Indiana: Spanish Club. Third rote: KIARY Louis MIIJDEN, Cynthiana, Kentucky: IVR.-X: Model- ing Club: Spanish Club. NANCY LOUISE BIILLFR, Lee's Summit, Missouri: IVRAg Lineage Club: Bowling Club. RUTH ANN NIINOR, Sheridan, Missouri: Phi Theta Kappa: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: Harmony Clef: French Club: Drama Productions casts, crew: Instrumental Ensemble. Fo ll rtlz row: NIARY K. Mo'I'sIxoIQR, Grant City, Missouri: Modeling Club: Spanish Club KIOYCE BIURPHY, M'est Plains, Missouri: Modeling Club: Home Economics Club: Room Decoration l'Vinner. PHARRA LILE Nriwsoxr, jackson, Tennessee: YVRA: Beta Beta Tau: Riding Club. Fifth milk' l',x'I':I'Y Lois lYICHOI.S, Hickman Mills, Missouri: Modeling Club: Spanish Club: Home Economics Club. EI.IZAIan'I:H NORRIS, Glasgow, Kentucky: Modeling Club: Spanish Club: International Relations. MARTIIA O'DrI.I., Carrollton, Missouri: Beta Beta Beta: Choral: Double Sextetteg String Ensemble: Organ Guild. Iiollom rozv: SAIII' fiOllQUIIiSl-ili OI,n, Wichita Falls, Texas: WR.-X: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: Spanish Club: Dolphins. l'I-f,r.i' Sri: O'RIcAR, Altus, Oklahoma: Ifrench Club: Modeling Club: Mierojzllmuf stall. .XNxIa'I'I'A IIAYIZ f,SBORNli, M'inchester, Kentucky: Modeling Club: Riding Club: l'FMs. Top row .' VIRGINIA OwENs, Amarillo, Texas: Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, VVRA, Spanish Club, Lineage Club. MARY PARKINSON, Caruthersville, Missouri: Microphone staff, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club. MARY ANN PAUL, Chilhowee, Missouri: Home Economics Club, Modeling Club. Second row: NIARCIA ANN PENCE, Skokie, Illinois: Home Economics Club. SHIRLEY ANN PERRY, jenkins, Kentucky: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, French Club, Drama Productions casts, Variety Show. NOLA JANICE PI-IELPS, Macon, Missouri: French Club, Beta Beta Tau. Third row: GLORIA GRACILE PIGMON, Caruthersville, Missouri: WRA, Modeling Club, Choral, Harmony Clef, Home Economics Club, Lineage Club. LINDA LOU PosER, Rocky River, Ohio: Drama Guild. ROBERTA PURCELL, Nicholasville, Kentucky: WRA, Model- ing Club, Lineage Club. Fourth row: EIQGENIA RAEFERTY, Memphis, Tennessee: Modeling Club, Spanish Club. BIIRIAINI REED, St. Louis, Missouri: Microphone circulation manager, Modeling Club, French Club, Beta Beta Tau, Lineage Club. JUANITA LoU RENNER, Elmhurst, Illinois: College Widow art staff, Phi Delta Delta, Modeling Club, Riding Club. Fifth row: :XDDISU RICHIE, Memphis, Tennessee: College Widow business staff, WVRA, Modeling Club, French Club sec- retary-treasurer, Lineage Club, Cheerleader. ANNE REED RIDGEXN'AX', Columbia, Missouri: TG's, Lineage Club. TEDDY JANICI2 RIPPETO, Columbia, Missouri: TG's. Bottom row: X7IRGINIA SUE RI'I'l'ER, Palm Springs, California: Home Economics Club, Modeling Club. BEITE SUE ROBERTSON, Madisonville, Kentucky: WRA, Modeling Club, Drama Guild, French Club, Drama Pro- ductions cast, crew. GRACIA GLEE RoEERTsoN, Amarillo, Texas: YVRA, Model- ing Club, Choral, Volleyball. g Tit!!! milk' Nl.-XRIJICAN ROBERTSON, I Vichita, Kansas: Choral: Hockey: Volleyball. NI, J. RODIIICRS, Amarillo, Texas: Modeling Club: YVUS: International Relations. Sill? RUssIiI.I-, Pine Bluff, Arkansas: Modeling Club: Choral: St. Cecelia Club: Riding Club. .Secon rl row: CAROL JEAN RUST, Kansas City, Missouri: Home Eco- nomics Club: Beta Beta Tau. DORIS RUST, Kansas City, Missouri: Vesper Board: Col- lege Widow literary staff: Phi Theta Kappa: Harmony Clef: French Club: MU Band: Instrumental Trio. NANCY SCOTT, Tyler, Texas: Modeling Club: Riding Club. Third row: RUTH ANN Scorr, Bunceton, Missouri: Hamony Clef: Spanish Club: Lineage Club. VIRGINIA SCRUGGS, Nashville, Tennessee. JANE SENIOR, Centerville, Iowa: Modeling Club: Inter- national Relations. Fourth row: ELIZABETH ANNE SETZER, Memphis, Tennessee: Student Council: YVRA: Modeling Club: Choral: Double Sextette: St. Cecelia Club: French Club: Variety Show. CONNIE LYNN SHONER, Mendon, Missouri: Alpha Pi Epsilon: Modeling Club: Choral: Beta Beta Tau. lYl'ARY JANE SHOWALTER, Marshall, Missouri: Vesper Board: Phi Theta Kappa: St. Cecelia Club: Harmony Clef secretary: French Club: Variety Show. Fifth row: PATRICIA JANE SIGINIAN, 'Webster Groves, Missouri: Phi Theta Kappa: Sigma Phi Gamma: Drama Guild: French Club. BARBARA SIMMONS, Odessa, Texas: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: Drama Productions crews. LESLIE SIINIMONS, Louisville, Kentucky: WVRA: Riding Club reporter: Coaching Club. Bottom row: BARBARA SBIITH, Elgin, Kansas: Modeling Club: Home Economics Club. JANE SMITH, Madisonville, Kentucky: Sigma Phi Gamma: WR.-X: Modeling Club: Spanish Club: Dolphins. NIIRIAM SPEED, Casper, Hlyoming: Modeling Club: Drama Guild. To 11 row : LINDA SPENCER, Coldwater, Michigan: Modeling Club: French Club: Home Economics Club: Riding Club. CAROL ANN STRONG, Houston, Texas: Harmony Clef. SANDRA GAIL SYLVESTIZR, Charleston, Missouri: YVRA: Mod- eling Club: Home Economics Club: Beta Beta Tau: Hockey. Second row: JEANNE FIIANNER, Manchester, Tennessee: 'WRA: Harmony Clef: French Club: Riding Club: Dolphins. BIARY LYN TAYLOR, Mlichita Falls, Texas: XMRAQ Model- ing Club: Drama Guild: Beta Beta Tau: Dolphins: Drama Productions cast, crew. CAROLE L. TEINIPLE, jefferson City, Missouri: WRA: Mod- eling Club: Spanish Club: Home Economics Club: Volley- ball. Tlzird row: BARBARA KAY THORNBURG, Richmond, Indiana: XNRA: Modeling Club: Home Economics Club treasurer: Volley- ball: Bowling Club junior president. CAROLYN SUE TIPTON, Clarksville, Arkansas: St. C-ecelia Club. KAY ELAINE TROWBRIDGE, Edwardsville, Illinois: Home Economics Club: French Club: Modeling Club. I ourth row: LoIs JEAN TRUINIBO, Columbia, Missouri: Alpha Pi Ep- silon: TG's: Modeling Club: Beta Beta Tau. SUZANNE TILL TUsHINoHAM, Memphis, Tennessee: Phi Delta Delta: Modeling Club: Drama Guild. BARBARA KAY UNDERM'O0D, Vernon, Texas: French Club: Modeling Club. Fifth row: BIARGARET VANB'IE'I'ER, Corder, Missouri: Spanish Club: Riding Club: Coaching Club: Lineage Club. DOROTHY VANXVORMER, Gladewater, Texas: Choral: Rid- ing Club. JUDITH ANN WVALLER, Macon, Missouri: Phi Theta Kappa: Phi Delta Delta: Lineage Club: RILW Poster Contest, grand prize. Bottom. row: JOAN IVEBSTER, Glen Ellyn, Illinois: WVRA: St. Cecelia Club: Home Economics Club: Beat Beta Tau: Riding Club: International Relations. CAROL ANN XVELSH, Clinton, Missouri: Modeling Club: Drama Guild: Double Sextette: St. Cecelia Club. PATRICIA XVESTEREIELD, Columbia, Missouri. TG's: Choral. B1 41 ggquuv-- 'I nj: mzI'.' 1,1 tx' Bo WIIIQELIQR, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Modeling tjlub: Draiua Guild: French Club: Home Economics Club. l'nx'I-I.Is ANN X'VI'llTliSllJliS, Columbia, Missouri: College ll'ifl0w business staff: TG's: Modeling Club: PEMS: Hockey all-star: Volleyball all-star. DI2IIoRAII XfVII.I,IAlNIS, Toledo, Ohio: junior Class secretary- Ircasurer: NVRA3 Modeling Clubg Drama Guild: Dol- phins: Drama Production cast. Smronrl rozu: KAYE XVILLIAIXIS, Odessa, Texas: College Widow art stall: WRA: Modeling Club. PAR'l'lCIA lfVII,I,IAMs, Columbia, Missouri: TG's: Spanish Club. VIIIAN KAY VVILLIAMS, Columbia, Missouri: Vesper Board: Beta Beta Beta: TG's: Choral. Third row: BARIIARA LYNNE YVILSON, Versailles, Illinois: YVRA: Model- ing Club: Choral. CARoLrN jovcis YVILSON, Springfield, Illinois: Drama Guild: Drama Productions cast, crew: Variety Show. SHARON Wocrn, Vernon, Texas: Modeling Club. Fourtlz row: LOIS VVOLFLIN, Louisville, Kentucky: Beta Beta Tau: Rid- ing Club: International Relations. LINDA CATHERINE Mloon, Mlest Plains, Missouri: Modeling Club: Choral: Organ Guild: Home Economics Club: Riding Club. BIARY WOOD, Mlaco, Texas: Spanish Club: Riding Club. Fifth row: CAMILLA Woons, Enid, Oklahoma: WRA: Modeling Club: Beta Beta Tau. J -IAc:QIIEI.INE ELAINE XIVRIGIIT, Nashville, Tennessee: Spanish Club: Beta Beta Tau. SANDRA XVrAT'I', Denver, Colorado: Choral: Double Sex- tette: Organ Guild, Bollom rozu: MARc:ARE'r B'IAlVlI,l':X, Boonville, Missouri: Dolphins: Line- age Club. NANILI' SAIITII. Big Spring, Texas: Dolphins. CARoI.YN LIQIQ XVYNN, Yuma, Arizona: WRA: Modeling Club: Hockey: Volleyball. BIQVIQRIA ANN YoIIN'r, Altoona, Iowa: French Club: Model- ing Club. if 0 . . . ., 1 7 V 2 :t1,nY!1:Wn71.i..., . up-f I GRGANIZATIONS QQ?--' XX C'-3 Wa 'T Student Government Association ofhcers and the four hall presidents, along with Mrs. Dora M. Johnson, dean of women and advisor to the group, comprise the SGA Execu- tive Committee, which plays an important part in the planning and coordinating of student activities, President of the Student Government Association S.G.A. Executive Committee Ruth Ann Pylef UiCe'P 65id9'7'5 DiXiC Stephens, Missouri Hall presidentg Libby jones, Hughes Hall president: Judy Lillie, 5UCV6lf1 3' 163111 Gfiflill- Sf- Cfflfl' H6171 jiresidentg Joy Cunningham, White House president. 86 l ly? Qrientation Committee Back row: Judy Lane, Marilyn Melntire, .Iiggie Qualls, Jean Griffin, Frances Hefren, Dixie Stephens, Ruthie Pyle, Mrs. Dora M. johnson, advisor. Front row: Almeda MeLemore, Libby jones, Phyllis NVorkman, Eva Merrill, Anna Lou Simpson, Joy Cunningham, chairman. Student ouneil lmrlf row: Shirley liastes, Sally Hubbartl, Janice Living- ston. Frances Hefren, .Xnna Lou Simpson. Ginger Owens, Sinn Hale, Wanda lirwin, Anna Nlerle Hornsby. ,Suomi mum Nlargy Keaton, Nancy Henney, Phyllis llL'll,12'lllll1l, .Xnn Yealey. Kay Shoner, jenna Parker, Nancy Lang, Xlauy McKee, Nancy liiltifk, Betty Clark. Janelle Parri-i. 'lll1i'l'll rozu: Cinny Mclntire. Harriett Kallenhach, Dixie Stephens, Ruthie Pyle, Aliggie Qualls, Susan Bowtlish, ploy Cunningham, Libby jones. Mrs. Dora Nl. johnson, rlrlwixor. Front row: Molly Godwin, Donna Ring. Crystelle Con- ner, Peggy Howard, Anne Seller. Pai Xshby. Lintla Haynes, plane Canetly, Ruthie Drake. - -- hrislian ollege The Microphone is a news organ existing primarily to serve Cathy Christian by promoting her education, welfare and happiness. This is accomplished in the following ways: Q1j By striving to inform Cathy of all pertinent news, on and off campus, in an accurate and objective presentation. Q25 By presenting and clarifying campus policies and attitudes. Cgj By binding Cathy, the faculty and administration into a harmoniously functioning group. Q45 By entertaining Cathy through special columns, features and cartoons. The Microphone is a crusader for reforms, on and off campus, which will benefit Cathy and Christian College. The Microphone is the voice of Cathy Christian which conveys her feelings and attitudes to persons in influential or remedial positions. The Microphone offers students a workshop for experimen- tation and education in journalism. Co-editors Eva Merrill and Kay Stephenson V Q 4 ag:--f 1 l Back crow, left to right: Elaine Conger, cartoonist, jo Vlillard, picture editorg Oakie Nelson, copy editorg Libby Jones, business manager. Seated: Miss Dorothy Stout, staff advisor, The seniors who are Microphone ed uling, assigning and editing stories and of regulating the general management of the paper. Selected on the basis oi ability and interest, these students are appointed by the editors who precede them and the staff advisor. itors have the e lfVO1'lill1g as reporters and advertising salesmen for the Microphone gives jun- iors valuable practical experience in newspaper work. They become staff members by enrolling in the journalism section of English composition. it 1 H 1 All, Carol Mellord, Marthana Hamblin. Scrllrfcl, left In right: Iwjzorlers jean ar sc .Slllllllillgl Peggy O'Rear, Miriam Reed, Sue Kirby, Mary Parkinson. Q College idow A College XfVidow staff greatly streamlined in number has sought to produce a yearbook distinctively keyed to Cathy Christian of 1956 . . . the staff has purposefully tried to date this book-to record the feelings and attitudes, the activities and achievements of the students attending Christian College l right now .... , i l , Editor-in-Chief .Ienilu Richie l l t 4 l Art Stajjl: AH Editor Y Marilyn Beckman, Claire Hudgins, Kaye Mlilliams, Juanita Renner. ' Not pzciured: Jody Cummins, photography advisor, Elaine Conger ' Literary Staff: Doris Rust 90 , Martha Leslie, Nancy Blakey, Marilyn Rooks, Pgggy Hope, ' P--W Literary Editor Linda Wyman Typing Staff: Phyllis Longmore, Davene Carruth, Ann Aldrich. . . . through lively, humorous illustrations . . . by trying to E COHQKJQ Wd create a light, informal feeling in copy . . . by having a modern 1 1 QW emphasis in format and layout . . . the staff-including its faculty sponsor, Miss Dorothy Stout-hopes it has given you a yearbook which will pleasantly recall to you the year 1956 at Christian College. . . I3 us1'n.ess Stag: joan Mouser, VVanda Erwin, Carolyn Hall, business editor, Pat Brewer, Addisu Richie, Phyllis Mfhitesides, joy Cunningham, Patty Holloway. liusiness Editor Heinda Michelson 91 Left to right: Marilyn Mclntire, p7'6Sid67ZIf,' Mrs. David Stis, sponsor, DeLee Lantz, vice-president, Nancy VVhitson, secretary. Conscientious planning, excellent publicity and outstanding guest speakers all contributed to the success of Religion in Life Week, a tri- campus event sponsored March 4-8 on the Christian campus by Vesper Board. The quiet, thought-provoking beauty of Thursday evening vesper services under the direction of board members, chosen for their interest in religious activities and their ability in leadership and public speaking, is both meaningful and memorable for many Cathies. Back row: Jane Canedy, Ann Veazey, Butch Bassett, Claudine Sims, joan Thompson, jenilu Richie, Carolyn lvillows, Nancy Brown, Almeda McLemore, Linda Wyman, Ruthie Pyle, Barbara Tabor, Nancy Blakey, Dixie Stephens. Jlfliddle row: Crystelle Conner, Jenna Parker, Mary Jane Showalter, Connie Cline, DeLee Lantz, Nancy Whitson, Marilyn Mclntire, Janice Morawitz, Priscilla Trout, Vivian Kay Mfil- liams, Libby jones, joy Cunningham, Frances Hefren. Bottom row: Elaine Conger, Nancy VanPelt, Suzanne Brannan, jane Bybee, Doris Rust, Shirley Eastes, Mabel Bondurant. ..-:I veil., is all . we t 'Y l Si a fe is .. Sli r 'A ja A.. t ,Q rc., X 'Q' World University Service Stunning decorations good music and a wonderful floor show 1 big crowd and much fun and thus Cher Piree the netted nc irly it 75 to be used to help needy students all over the world els vice president of the Senior Class enna Parker 'lutomatical ' u . , E . ' r 1-c as x F 2 ,,, annual VVUS night club dance, .iQ r J 1 - C I ' ' 5 Back row, left to right: Tina Ransom, Mary McCorkindale, Elaine Conger, Nancy Harned. Front crow: M. J. Rodgers, jenna Parker, chairman, Nancy lfVhitson, Ruthie Pyle. Not pictured: Mrs. Dora M. johnson, sponsor, Ardeth Ainsworth. Student Information Committee During the summer months, thc Student Information Com- mittee kept busy working out and assigning big-and-little sister combinations. Then the day school opened, committee mem- bers were on hand in each hall to help juniors Hnd their rooms and begin to get situated. Throughout the year the com- mittee entertained visitors on thc campus and showed Chris- tian to prospective Cathies. Y -h-1 ly became chairman of XVUS the other members of her com- mittee were elected by the stu- dent council. Standing, left to right: Carolyn lfVillows, Kay Shoner, DcLee Lantz, Kay Thomas. Seated: Crystelle Conner, C1lI1fF'Il1f171. 93 Twelfth Night started its job of making the juniors feel at home and helping every girl on campus to have fun with its rollicking Pajama Party the first week of school. From that time on-what with informal mixers, date swims, ex- change dinners, all-school parties, and the beautiful seasonal dances-the or- ganization, which serves every Cathy and of which every Cathy is a mem- ber, had a busy, successful year. Standing, left to right: Ya Rodgers, treas- urer, Almeda McLemore, president. Seated: Joan Mouser, vice-president, Mabel Bondurant, secretary. Twelfth . ight ,wwf :in :ii . . . The glistening pink and silver of Crystal Christmasj' one of Twelfth Night's loveliest formals .... Shown decorating are, coun- ter-clockwise: Pat Gordon, Claire Hudgins, Virginia Scruggs, Josie Matlock, Juanita Renner, Betty Honaker, Elaine Conger, Cheryl Elbe. 4? ,ml . 51:ig.e1r.g . 'L c. fit:-rcs - t - a 1 Q 5- t i G H 2 , X if lg , S ' Q E K i ' 4 I . 7 Q gif . 9 ff. w i f X -. X - 'X i f ' , Q ' ' Qi. if ' W X . 2 T , .., Qt, 5 g A . I il 1,5 Q M by N gl i , 2 Q- :lick if N I, K Q il A kk K- 2 in aj nr: v, g X KL 1 . is fd 1 1 if ' t s' .K gt N 1 . 5 f . . t ' fi . V 'H' L K .. 1 ix 5 ic? V ni F. Q i i VN Y ' ,I S X , L. . , .y A . ally -' , 1 T X . . 1: V i Ei A ii ' . . Y' .5 V' . f i N Y g I A Nm f 1 i X , t v 4 . ' L ' f , , cz 1 ' 3: gn 0? Q i .1 iff QI X s. 1 ' N X f f A , 4, f . j A i g X. a , i X ,f is rf f i- . 9 N A y X I XX KX vt, s I X f X f XX 1 X , 1 f X fl, Y S V, X Q fi X , Q X i '. ix f 1 1 3 1 l ' . I x i fi I lf I Y 5 1 i i l i I I ' A ' 2, y I A k , y K A . Back row: Martha O'Dell, B. L. Sadler, Carole Anne King, Sandra YVyatt, Nancy Lang, Margy Keaton. Front row: Betty Nan Carpenter, Anne Setzer, Mary Jo Pox, Nancy Vanllelt, Janice Mora- witz, accompanist, Nancy Bittick, Carol Ann Mlelsh. Biggest event of the year for the Double Sextette, twelve sing- ers expertly trained by Miss Geneva Youngs, was a four-day trip to Memphis, Tennessee. In that southern city the group per- formed at several high schools, sang in church and appeared on television. 'l'hroughout the year, the outstanding vocalists were in demand lor school functions, club meetings and conventions. Pictured at right is the pop- ular Christian College Trio, chosen lrom members of the Double Sextette. Double Sextette Left Z0 1'ig'h1f: Ruthie Pyle, IIl'C0lllpIlIli.S'f. Carole Anne King, B. L Sadler, Margy Keaton. 95 Ilnlumaa-r:-JJ: -...............,.?--ff - frrg7-w-rtiz:i-1fii-:- 3 A551 own irls X 1 W' , , , Left to right: Beverly Fenton, secretary, vice-president, Phyllis Workman, j21'esident,' Claudine Sims, tre'asu1'er, Mrs. Walter F. Gerard and Mrs. Dorothy McArthur, sponsors, Kay Thomas, vice- 'presiclent, presiclent. In addition to active participation in many campus activities the TG's, local non-resident students, had several activities all their own. Swimming parties, picnics and penny dish suppers highlighted the year's social ac- tivities. Interesting is the girls' Secret Pals system, the girls drew names, kept them secret, and gave each other small gifts every week and special gifts at Christmas and on birthdays. Below: TG's shown informally in their club room. Back row, left to right: Beverly Dingman, Doris Epperson, Nancy Jones, Reta Mae Christman, Judy Jacobs, Joan Thompson, Patsy Gail Byers. Front row: Jennie Jurgensmeyer, Mabel Bondurant, Phyllis White- sides, Sandra Crim. Below: lower left, standing, left to right: Frances Henderson, Vivian Kay Williams, Anne Ridgeway, Patty Hol- loway. Seated: Lois Jean Trumbo, Nina Hansbrough, Pat Westerfield, Pat Wil- liams, Virginia Durrett, Laura Jane Pace. Below, standing left to right: Mary Mlells, Pat Holt, Virginia Houston, Mrs. Sterling Kelley, sponsor. Seated: Carol Pescetto. String Trio .-Xl s e v c ra l occasions throughout the year, music' was presented by thc String lrio, trained by Mrs. Xlllcb- ster XVheelock. Later in the year, with Nancy Bil- . . ,,, tick at the piano, the lrio y toured with the Variety Show and entertained Mis- souri high school audi- ences. Left fo right: Mary Jane Showalter, Doris Fredde, Myrna Reynolds A capacity audience at the First Christian Church heard the Choral Club give its annual Christmas concert on the Sunday before Christmas vacation started. Directed by Mrs. Leonard Lea, the singers featured songs by Richard Rodgers in their spring concert. linflf mzii, lffl In riqlll: Paula Albertson, Bonnie Croxes. Darlene .-Xldridge. Toni Crcss, Barbara XVilson, Phyllis Benjamin, Connie Shoner, l5Clly Nan Carpenter, Sue Russell, Nlarx Lynn jordan. A1,'f1f11,f ,mm Phyllis Longinorc, Ianice Nlorawilx, f1l'!'0lIllHlIIl.Yf. jane Harris, Carol Dille, Ianie Kirk, Cwyn Fiser, Sue Dunn, liuich Bassett, Wanda Howerlon. Cail Rose, Mary Alclieiuy. I Front mu... Aung lfulghum, Cracile Pigmou, Marlhana Hainblin, Karen Cayauah, lat Westerfield, Nancy Bittick, Ruthie Pyle. Cracia Robertson. Janice Livingston, Sandra Wyatt. Hard work and high scholastic standing made Cathies in the top ten per cent ol their classes eligible for Christian's Gamma chapter ol Phi Theta Kappa, national hon- orary scholarship fraternity lor junior colleges. This year's activities were all directed toward preparation for the national con- vention, held in Columbia lor the second time. To entertain over three hundred guests, Gamma chapter cooperated with the Stephens College chapter in planning bus- iness rneetings, dinners, a dance, a picnic and a tour of Colunrbia. Special projects of the chapter this year were sales of books, sandwiches and Chris- tian College car plates. The sponsor of this group is Miss Margaret McMillan. Back mu left to 110111 Mary Iane Showalter Marilyn Rooks, Ginger Owens, Linda Hol- comb Mabel Bondurant Frances Hefren M rrv Louise Scott. Second vow Ruth Ann Minor Connie Cline Elaine Conger, DeLee Lantz, joy Poe, Thznl row Mary VVells Harriett Kallenbach Betty Smallfelt, Linda Wlyman, Libby Jones, Fouvflz :ow Kay Stephenson Priscilla Trout Judy Waller. Tzflh wow Doris Rust Marilyn Mclntrre Phyllis Longmore, Pat Sigman, Suzanne Brannan, Bottom 10w Saralyn Davis Ann Klosterman Shirley Eastes, Jane Bybee. ,, i A Wie, as QQ? Delta Eta Chi Those students with thirteen hours ol pure science plus a high scholastic standing and a sincere interest in science become members ol' Delta Eta Chi, honorary science society. Honoring the scientists Darwin, Einstein and Curie by its name, the organization seeks to stimulate continued interest in science. Alpha Pi Epsilon Each month throughout the year Alpha Pi Epsilon, national hon- orary commercial organization, named its Ultleal Secretary. VVith its sponsors, Mrs. Dorothy Mc- Arthur and Mrs. C. I. Clark, the organization seeks to professional- ize the status of the college-trained secretary. Bark row, left fo rigltzi: DeLee Lantz Linda Wyman -Xnna Lou Simpson, Ann Klosterman, Claudine Sims Front row: Saralyn Davis, Marilyn Rooks Betty Smallfelt Back row, left to right: Nancy Hampton Lois Hostettei Maiy Kay Stiles, Linda Holcomb, Connie Shonel Mary Wells Lois can Sl 'ru m I Jo. Front row: Phyllis LOllgll1Ol'6,SE'ffl'C'lflI'j ennie uigensmeyei JPL S1 1l:'i1I.' 105' Poe, rfire-jnwsiflffrzl. Back row, left to right: Marilyn Rooks, Frances Hefren, Mary Kay Stiles, Mabel Bondurant, Elaine Conger. Second row: jane Pittelco, Marylyn Danford, DeLee Lantz, jane Bybee, Nancy Read. Third row: Kay Stephenson, Pat Garland, Ann Klosterman, Marilyn Mc- Intire, jane Smith, Saralyn Davis, Libby jones. Fourth row: Shirley Eastes, Pat Sigman, Phyllis Longmore, jenilu Richie, Carolyn Hall. Front row: Linda Wyman, vice-j1rcsident,' Nancy VanPelt, jJ?'l3SfdC7Z,L,' Suzanne Brannan, secrotary-treasurer. Beta Beta Beta Tuesday evening recitalsnspon- sored by Beta Beta Beta gave applied music students oppor- tunities to gain experience through actual performance and provided entertainment for mu- sic lovers. Only those music majors with no grade lower than B may be- come members of Beta Beta Beta, the honorary music organ- ization. Miss Geneva Youngs serves the group as sponsor. Sigma Phi amma 'lfo encourage a high stand- ard ol scholarship and con- tinued study in foreign lan- guage, to develop an interest in the culture olf other coun- tries and to further interna- tional understanding-these are the aims ol Sigma Phi Gamma, honorary language society. At Christmas a Spanish- speaking, a French-speaking and a German-speaking fam- ily eaeh received a CARE package from the organiza- tion. Back row, left to riglzt: Suzanne Brannan, Nancy Lang, secretary, Ruthie Pyle, Betty Nan Carpenter, Vivian Kay NVilliams, Priscilla Trout, Myrna Reynolds, Martha O'Dell. Front row: Janice Morawitz, president, Carole Anne King, vice-presiclent. 100 if-f ,i - Y -'---+--- A 4 +ve V-1 1 -s -Q42-- ,1g,gg45Y1'5sg 4153 55,3-x.f1-.-:L are-E15 13 '12 r' Delta .Psi Qmega Members ol Theta Cast olf Delta y Psi Omega, honorary dramatics lraternity, had an interesting and prohtable night's work in the the- atre when they served as stage crew lor Actors Holiday, a pro- lessional drama group which pre- sented lour one-act plays at Chris- tian. The members also took care ol staging for all other assemblies and concerts, and cooperated on Drama Guild projects. Delta Psi Omega seeks to stimu- P late interest in dramatic activities and serves as a reward for the el- lorts of worthy students. Q lg. l . ' Back row, left to right: Barbara Tabor, Frances Hefren, Ann Bonfoey, Libby jones. Front row: Lynn Dewey, secretaery-treasure r11'ce-j1reside1zt,' Mary Louise Scott, president. Iinfk row, Inf! Io right: Sue Tushingham, Nancy Harned, Shirley liaslcs, Marilyn Beckman, jiggie Qualls, Juanita Renner, Clflifc Hmlgins. illiflfllzf muh' -lanie Galloway, Pat Ruby, sec1'c'lary,' Eliiinc Congeff Inf'-3lfll'Ilf,' -Ioy Poe, rxirre-preside11l,' Judy Vlaller. lfmnl mzu: .Xlmeda Mclaemore, Mabel Bondurant. ,VMI fliI'fIll'l'L!.' Mr. Sidney Larson and Mr. Ned Etheridge, sponsors. l.lm-.-...U -L ,L- Not pictured: Mr. Hillis VVilliams, sponsor. Phi Delta Delta The honorary a and that the gilt ol treasured responsibi rg Linda Holcomb Sketches ol the Missouri State Capitol Building and the Mis- souri River and bridge were products of the art trip which Phi Delta Delta members made to -Ielferson City in March. rt society holds that Art is a way ol' life, talent is a lityg thus Phi Delta Delta members en- thusiastically promote and sup- port all creative endeavors. 101 WR By showing an interest in sports and recreation, Cathy Christian could become a member ol the NNomen's Recreation As- sociation. WRA sponsored intra-murals and inter- collegiate participation in hockey, volley- ball, basketball, softball and swimming. The athletes were not without their re- wards, lor VVRA elected its Athletic Queen, awarded a CC blanket to the most out- standing senior athlete, and gave trophies Left to right: Gaylene Jacobs, trea.mrer,' Alice Van- to the best individual Perforrners in each Arsdale, secreta1'y,' Mrs. Dorothy Holsinger, sjyonsorg Anna Lou Simpson, presidentg Mary McCorkindale, vice-presi dent. Not pictured: Mrs. Wfalter F. Gerard, sponsor. sport. Back row, left to fright: Betty Adams, Anita Fulghum, Joanne Richards, Kathy Schafer, Susan Bowdish, Jocile VVaters, Carole Goldsmith, Meda lVICLCll101'C, Eva Merrill, Ray Rucker, Virginia Goldsmith, Diane Downing, Bunny Simmons, Bunny Purcell, Nancy Miller, Gracia Robertson, Suzy Hale, Verna Hahn. Second row: Sandra LaFon, Susie Dolt, Sue Ingram, Anna Merle Hornsby, Debbie VVilliams, Pat Gordon, Marilyn Armstrong, Chardie Kern, Myrna Reynolds, Betty Clark, Carolyn Hall, Davcne Carruth, Bev Brown, Elaine Shepard, Sally Old, Anne Setzer, Harriett Kallenbach, Ann Klosterman, Jody Cummins, Saralyn Davis, Nancy Mfhitson, Sue Kirby, Kaye YVilliams. Third row: Shirley Eastes, Jane Smith, Tina Ransom, Georgia Green, Marylyn Danford, Doris Epperson, Sondra Grant, Mary Louis Midden, Mfanda Erwin, Wiliira Batschelet, Sally Alford, Phyllis Longmore, Judy Ragsdale, Carolyn VVillows, Marilyn Morris, Connie Shoner, Butch Bassett, Addisu Richie. J Bottom row: Frances Hcfren, Jean Ford, Patty Holloway, Carolyn Wlynn, Donna King, Mary McCorkindale, Mrs. Dorothy Holsinger, Anna Lou Simpson, Gaylene Jacobs, Phyllis Mfhite- sidcs, Lucy Boyd, Molly Godwin, Bev Burr, Sandra Sylvester, Ann Veazcy. -i i P-'P Back row, left to rigllt: Betty Clark, Almeda McLemore, Myrna Beck, Mary Lyn Taylor, Sally Old, Diane Downing, Gail Rose, Mrs. WValter F. Gerard, Marietta Kimball, Carolyn Hall, Pat Gordon, Sandra LaFon, Sally Alford, Butch Bassett. M'iddle row: Claire Hudgins, Marilyn Rooks, Anita Fulghuin, Jeanne Tanner, Jane Smith, Connie Cline, Judy Ragsclale, Judy Dean, Glenda Hayes. Bottom row: Eleanor Arthur, Nancy YfVhitson, Bobby Pugh, Cheryl Elbe, Jo XfVillard, Suzy Hale, Joanne Richards, Debbie VVilliams. Not f2iI7lill'l'6Il.' Margaret Maddex, Eva Merrill, Nancy Smith. Dolphins 'With Eva Merril1's mood-setting narrative came jungle beats in the distance, flamingos standing grace- fully in the water, soft moonlight-and Lure of the Tropics, Dolphins' 15th annual water show. These accomplished swimmers also sponsored the iunior-senior swim meet, served as life guards and held a clinic for neighboring schools. Left I0 riglzf: Eleanor Arthur, serwflary-Irmsurer, fli- rectov' of water shozug Jo YfVillard, jwesidefilf Joanne Rich- ards, zfice-jJresidei'1t,' Mrs. lfValter F. Gerard, spmzsotr. Dolphins pictured in traditional closing formation for their water show. 103 Left to right: jane VanMeter, president, Dixie Stephens, vice-president. Riding Club an In 1956 the always-active Riding Club enjoyed an especially busy year. VVith their beloved Mom Drew, the girls attended the American Royal Horse Show in Kansas City, the Chicago International Horse Show, and the Tattersall Sales in Lexing- ton, Kentucky. In Columbia, the girls took part in the Farmer's Fair Horse Show and presented the annual Commencement Horse Show. The variety of Riding club activities seems almost endless-the group spo-nsored the Coaching Club, enjoyed several steak dinners, and modeled correct riding attire at one of the Tuesday night fashion shows. 104 Back row, left to right: Susan Bowdish, Susan Garvin, Nancy Scott, Barbara Lucas, Marilyn Beckman, Juanita Renner, Sue Russell, Linda VVood, Verna Hahn, Kathy Schafer. 4 Middle row: Carolyn Hall, Carol Dille, Betty Lou Coombs, Nancy Callahan, Frances Henderson, Betty Clark, Daphne Harwood, Ann Klosterman, Dixie Stephens, Glenda Hayes. Bottom Vow: Sissie Beall, Phyllis Benjamin, Betty Adams, Marilyn Morris, jane Vanlleter, Margaret VanMeter, Judy Lemons, Peggy Hope, Bunny Simmons, Jean Hartsell. ' Left Io 'riglzzi' Phyllis Benjamin, Ireasu,r6r,' Betty Clark, secretory, Bunny Simmons and jean Hartsell, reporters, P' College Farm l i i I l l i I l P 1 s l l E r Riding Club members interested in teaching horsemanship belong to the Coaching Club. In May the Coaching Club sponsored the Jun- ior Horse Show, and, by judging, members were able to accumulate points toward a judgeship. The club also enjoyed an all-day ride and picnic at the college farm. Mrs. Claud H. Drew, lzorsemanshijn instrlucto1 sw be Left to right, Coaching Club ojiccrs: Betty Adams, j1resiclent,' Marilyn Morris, vice-jaresiflevztg Judy Lemons, secrelary. S A scene at the Christian College Riding Farm. Junior Hockey Team Left to right: Chardie Kern, Gwyn Fiscr, Donna King, Patty Holloway, Doris Iipperson, Phyllis Mlhitesicles, Ardeth Ainsworth. Lucy Boyd, Sandra Sylvester, Mary McCorkindale, Carolyn XVynn, Dorothy Goodson. Center: Bev Burr, captain. Senior Hockey Team l i l 1 l w l fl 5x l Left to wright: Gaylene Jacobs, Emily Harvey, Jody Cummins, Alice VanArsdale, Anna Lou Simpson, Molly Godwin, capmin, jocile Mfaters, Jane 5 Comer, Betty Adams, Sara Miller. ll l l l l it li it 106 -Y... . use ..x.: .. f l. .e....-e,....,. ,, ,. .....--,.-. -.. ..... Quai Q---+er..-...-Q.. .,g,'---M-W'---.-..L..-11:- -,rn-tY.-W---.1 ..r,.-1:45,113 ,- . - g. Modeling Club Students did not have to wait for Modeling Club's annual spring style show to see the largest voluntary-mem- bership group on campus in action. Each Tuesday night the club presented a fashion revue in the dining room dur- ing dinner. President Linda Holcomb was hon- ored by being chosen to receive the club's Miss Modeling Club trophy. Left to lriglzt: Mrs. Dorothy Holsinger, sponsor,- Heinda Michelson, vice-presidentg Linda Holcomb, jfresident. Not pictured: Betty Nan Carpenter, secretary-t1'ens- ui-er. Bark row, left to right: Kathy Schafer, Annette Carpenter, Nancy Miller, Ann Klosterman, Saralyn Davis, Barbara Hill, Joan XfVebster, Charlene Powers, Yancy' Stansbury, Jeanne Tanner, Betty Adams. Frou! row: Jane Comer, Pat Garland, Judie Dean, Mary Kay Stiles, l!m'sz'1le1zf, Glenda Hayes, Judy Ragsdale, Phyllis Longmore. Lili . . -.f.:..1.. .- ..,-,,. :Dar-v-...fmwvzvsrrr ... Bowling lub Come Saturday in o r n i n g , Catliies interested in bowling gathered at the Mizzou Bowl to enjoy their sport. President Mary Kay Stiles' weekly news- paper kept bowlers informed as to standings, and announced the iive IOJJ seniors and five top jun- iors who bowled in the annual tournament held in May. 107 .,u:5-ffH1:eS':T.'v-3-2stirf-:15:t-:a!.2 2y'3Eti-A::EmfL+niEf5Ei52ii2,Eeeir1Ef-if211114 zz , ' t HMP- I '!Rl '3-'L'ff'f112:r' I igqlgzfai-21 ge- M 54zigig3.3.-.ag if 3:a:,:,1 QE,. ...,.,,,n,.:,,c in-,:,.3E A M M M A A w H A To mix business with pleasure is Beta Beta Tau's purpose. These secretarial students accomplished this through discussions led by prominent business people, through parties, and the big event of the year, a trip to St. Louis-complete with tours of large businesses and a look at the Ice Capades. Left to right: Carol Pescetto, vice-president, Carolyn Mlillows, secretary- treasurerg Mary Mfells, president, Mrs. C. I. Clark, sponsor. Not pictured: Mrs. Dorothy McArthur, sponsor. PEMS In addition to assisting the physical e d u c a t i o n teachers at CC, PEMS-all girls majoring in physical education-provided ofli- cials at basketball, hockey, and volleyball games and swimming meets on cam- ' PHS. Beta Beta Tau Back row, left to right: Betty Clark, secretary-treasurer, Bev Burr, Phyllis Vlfhitesides, Alice VanArsdale, Doris Epperson, Annette Osborne, Gaylene Iacobs. Front row: Eleanor Arthur, president, Mrs. XV. F. Gerard, sponsor, Patty Holloway. 44- i YT' 3 i rama Guild Putting on programs at the cancer hospital, the community nursery, the crippled children's hospital, and sev- eral nursing homes gave members of Drama Guild valuable, practical ex- perience in perfecting their arts. At right are pictured the group's officers: Barbara Tabor, 11zfc'e-presi- dentg Linda Holcomb, piresz'clcnt,' Ya Rodgers, secretary-t1'easu're1'. Serving Team Captains In the Fall of 1956 a new responsibility came to the dining room serving team captains. The girls responsible as team captains for the supervision of the serving girls worked on alternate weeks as dining room hostesses, thus assisting Mrs. Maurice YVightman, director of food service, in maintaining Christians standard of eflicient, courteous, friendly dining room service. U5-'fav' 0 if ,,,', fm- ' Q?- Mziipflw' Q, QQ A-Q-V J? Back row, left to right: Linda VVYIIIZH, Johnnie Smith, Jody 1QIiL2rx,11.l1iSi Ioanne Richards, Anna Lou Simps0H, Mrs MHUTICC llllghmmlli CH' l ' ' food service, Ann Klosterinan. Front mmf Emily Harvey, Carolyn XfVillows. Not pictured: Gail Blakeman. Left to right: Barbara Thornburg, treasurerg Beverly Colliflower, secretaryg Patty Garrison, vice-presidentg Susan Bowdish, president. Not pictured: jocile Waters, vice-president. Mix informative programs consisting of guest speakers and panel discussions with students interested in homemaking, add a Christmas party for under- privileged children, and finally, a picnic for lots of fun-result: the Home Economics Club. Miss Ruth M. Graham and Miss Ellen Dahl serve as club sponsors. Home Economics Club International Relations Club Films of foreign countries, slides taken on the educational tour to Nassau and Cuba, talks on communism in the world today-these have been featured at International Relations Club meetings. All students concerned about foreign affairs are welcomed at the club's .stimulating discus- sions. 110 Left to right: Marilyn Books, presideiztg Marietta Kimball, 5fCf6ffH'5'-fTf0S1lVW: jo Copple, mee-presidentg Mr. Bert Smith, sponsor. Al F'- Spanish Club members put lun and learning to good use throughout the year-at Christmas the group enter- tained patients at the crippled children's hospital and sent Christmas pinatas to nurseries in Columbia: cascarones, gaily- decorated Easter eggs stuffed with con- fetti, were given to the crippled children at Easter. The club brings to Spanish students a practical knowledge ol the foods, cus- toms, dances, songs and games olf Span- ish-s Deakin ' countries l 3 - . Left to rzglzt: jo Copple, treas1zrer,' Elaine Conger, Qbresiclent Ginger Owens, sec'retary,' DeLee Lantz, zfice-jnesiderzl. Spanish lub s 4 F r i E Left l'oiriglzl.' Addisu Richie, secrelary-lsreasuren' Mrs. Hortense ljavison, Spgnggrg Mabel Bondurant, jzreszdentg Marilyn Rooks, vice-president. Not piclured: Mrs. Lawrence Hepple, sponsor. French lub A festive banquet-complete with crepes suzette, French peas and French salad-was enjoyed by French Club members in March. At other meetings were featured guest speakers, films and French songs. As a special project, the club sent Christmas gifts to Nicole, the French orphan whom Christian supports. Students interested in learning about the customs and culture of France comprise the membership of French Club, which seeks to promote understanding of France and other European countries. St. Cecelia lub Through programs by members and visiting artists and speakers, St. Cecelia Club encourages appre. ciation of good music on the Chris- tian campus. Members are kept posted on contemporary musical events and trends in music. The Christmas season was a par. ticularly busy one for the club, as it sponsored the Christmas assem- V g,eYY?T bly and went caroling to several 11, 7 'll tcejpreikdsgvhg i9,a0'57 nursing homes in Columbia. 1: 0 , . an ,ua X90 WSOT7 i 5.69 01,1-617 X 01 YQLWXX ri Measeirlei' SP Tight: Secfeliyaiikl Y, 1,0 Qin 5. t oi .XM S2-if C?lit?S'r110'1' X - 'V C , L. . . Wliidw Under the direction of Mrs. Webster Wheelock, .pw 65 members of the Instrumental Ensemble are given the opportunity to perfect group Work in music. These students of instrumental music were largely responsible for the organization of Harmony Clef, another musical organization, this year. Back row, left to right: Mrs. YfVebster Vlheelock, sponsorg Martha OlDell, Sally Hubbard, Gracile Pigmon, Harriett Kallenbach, jane Canedy. ' Front row: Mary Jane Showalter, Sue Bowman, Myrna Reynolds, Sandra LaFon, Doris Fredde, Jean Ford, Ruth Ann Minor, julie Clark. 112 -A -rf Organ Guild An interesting visit and tour ol the Reuter Organ Factory in Lawrence, Kansas, combined with examinations of some of the more outstanding organs in Columbia helped Organ Guild members increase their knowl- edge and understanding ol the organ and the principles it in- volyes. Open to all organ students at Christian, the organization is sponsored by Mr. XfVilliam Bed- lord. Back row, left to right: Myrna Reynolds, Suzanne Brannan, Verna Hahn, Nancy Read. Front row: Marilyn Rooks, Priscilla Trout, president, Sandra 'Wyatt, Janice Morawitz. Not jnctzlirecl: Joy Bremer, secretary-lreasurer. Harmony Olef Cathies interested in instrumental music gave Christian its brand-newest organization last fall. Aptly titling their organi- zation Harmony Clef, the members studied trends and techniques in instrumental music and gained practical experience in per- formance. O Back 7'0lU.' Jang Canedy, Ruth Ann Minor, Mrs. XVebster NVl1eelock, .cpomm-, Mary jane Showalter. lwiddle Tow.. Gem-gm Green, Sandia Lalon, jcan Fold, Cracilc Iigmon F,-Omg ,-Owg Doris Rust, julie Clark, Sue Bowman, presirleizf, Harriett Kallcnhacli, Sally Hubbard. E+ 113 2945-EE!!-5-,g gigizi 5 J -Eizirk-Jig!!-:rv-L:-,,'.g ' ' 3-Q-g 15-g1'::3:g-J i:TfL-:igZigi-3543-ggggg-L55:+L-E , , 1 x- 4 Presidents Club Presidents of all organiza- tions on campus are honored by membership in this club, which schedules the calendar of events for the school year. At a special assembly in May, members of Presidents Club introduced the presidents of .their respective organizations for 1956-57 to the student body. Back row, left to right: Phyllis Workman, Mabel Bondurant, Jiggie Qualls, Anna Lou Simpson, Mary Kay Stiles, Jane VanMeter, Betty Adams, Susan Bowdish. Middle row: Mary XVells, Jennie Jurgensmeyer, Ann Klosterman, Almeda Mclbemore, Jean Griflin, Frances Hefren, Mary Louise Scott. Front row: Dixie Stephens, Priscilla Trout, Marilyn Mclntire, Julie Clark, Janice Mora-4 witz, Libby Jones, Elaine Conger. Lineage Club In March Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller entertained members of the Lineage Club with their annual tea. The club, open to all students whose relatives have attended Christian, seeks to keep alive the school's memories and traditions. Officers are chosen on the basis of longest lineage. Back row, left to right: Margaret VanMete'r, Nancy Miller, Mary Kay Stiles, Marilyn Beck- 1112111, Gfiitlle PlgIHOH, Jane VanMeter, Ginger Owens, Betty Clark. Middle roiv: Annette Carpenter, Linda Haynes, Martha Jane Haught, Betsy Eades, Patty Jackson, Connie Shoner, Jane Bybee, vice-president, Suzy Hale. from roivf Nancy YVhitson, Janie Galloway, Phyllis Longmore, Sue Bowman, Julie'Clark, preszdent, Alicia Hilliard, Addisu Richie, Bonnie Brackebusch, Sara Miller, Saralyn Davis. 114 'W Y Q rfb I I I I I I I I I' I I Acknowledgments Dear Cathies: Sometimes work seemed to keep us so snowed that we wondered if the end would ever come-but it did. And now, looking back and remembering ideas that became realities in the 1956 College Widow, we sense' a certain thrill of ac- complishment. This thrill, however, will not be a real one until you, our class- mates and friends, show your approval of the Widow. Our task was a cooperative one involving the time and efforts of many people, and so we would like to recognize our co-workers. The editors' personal thanks go to the staff and to our advisor, Miss Dorothy Stout. We recommend to you our advertisers, those business firms which helped support our book. Our sincere thanks go to Burger-Baird Engraving Company of Kansas City and Artcraft Press of Columbia for their patience and cooperation in the production and printing of the College Widow. We appreciate the help of our photographers: Bob Ghio's Studio for organizations, activities, and queens, Ellis Photo Service for activity photos, Westhoff Studio for class and faculty pictures, and Julies' Studio for queens' portraits. VV e thank you too, Cathies, for meeting picture schedules, making suggestions and submitting activity snapshots. Christian College days must end, but we hope the 1956 College Widow will never let you forget the friends you met here or the days you spent here. Best wishes to each of you for the days to come-and to the editors of next year, Good luck. 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AND MRS. C. L. SNIALLFELT Parents of Betty Sue Extend Best Wishes and Congratulations to Class of 1955-56 Congratulations from DR. AND MRS. A. H. VANARSDALE Parents of Alice Montgomery City, Missouri MR. AND MRS. H. MARSHALL GOLDSNIITH Parents of Carole and Virginia lfVish the Class of 1955-56 THE BEST Best Wishes to the Class of 1955-56 from MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL M. ROOKS Parents of Marilyn Brownsville, Tennessee Congratulations from MR. AND MRS. H. F. KLOSTERMAN Parents of Ann David City, Nebraska Best Vlfishes from lVlARTHA LESLIE,S PARENTS Congratulations from MR. AND MRS. M. CUNNINGHANI Parents Of joy Sedalia, Missouri A rf' 2-.:g,s,,::1f4Lfgi + I 'T 1 , 9, 13 I I ' I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I .Ti- -Y l I I 131 Y F,-, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Z --,V T fifq ---.-aff'--' --f' rug U 'M ' ' 'i Since 1857 - - 99 Years of Service BO0IlE EUUIITU IIHTIUIIIHL BHIIK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION R. B. PRICE, President The College Shop for Women ' DEAN'S TOWN and COUNTRY 10 On The Strollway Artczraft Press . Artwork - Photo-Engraving - Printing From I clea to I deal 10 WATSON PLACE DIAL GI 3-6610 COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Missouri Telephone Co. Mother and Dacl are 'af Close as Your Telephone At ony Hour-Day or Night The Value of the Telephone is Greater than the Cost PARSON'S SISTERS BEAUTY SALON Profeffional Care If Good for the Hair 1019 BROADWAY PHONE GI 3-5618 132 Tj Index of Students and Urge ' ' .1.I11Z3.t1OI1S Adams, Ann: 71. Copple JO. 43 rg 110 Adams, Brett : r7, 102, 10 , ior, , , ' 'Ji' ' 111' Agnewf Shirileyiiizeez 71. 4 J 106 107, 114- .Aniolnfittez 73' 97' Ainsworth, Ardeth: 71, 106. Clig 615113111116 Pc?-ui 73' Albertson, Paula Joan: 71, 97. Cflflgla .an ra Jgi. 13' 96: Aldrich, Marilyn Ann: 38, 71, 91, Culgnfmf' Joe -' ffabeth- 421 58' 102, 105, 109 Aldridge, Darlene: 71, 97. 11131211111 lol- 591 861 37, 91, 92. Aldridge, Janice: 57. Alford, Sally Claire: 71, 102, 103. Danfmd' Marylyfli 591 1001 102- Alplm Pi Epsilon: 99. DHHS, Safslyn GIHCCI 59, 98, 99, 100, 102 io 11 Armstrong, Marilyn: 71, 102. Dfan'l11f11f11f,59, '03f 107- Al'IlOlCl, Nancy Ann: 57. Delta U? Chl: 99- Arthur, Eleanor Jones: 57, 103, 108. Delta PM Omega ml' Ashby, Patricia Lee: 71, 87. Dewey, Lynn Gmfntf 59' 101- Aurand, Beverly: 57. Dille, Carol Louise: 73, 97, 104. llgllligimsin, Beverly: 73, 96. 0 , 0: . Baldwin, Margaret: 71. Dolt, Catheiiine Sue: 73, 102. Baldwin, Nora Ann: 57. Dolphins: 103. Ball, Judy: 71. Doran, Bett ane: 7 . Bartlett, Martha Hill: 71. Double Sexileger 9561 K Barton, Betty Ann: 71. Downing, Diane: 59, 102, 103. Bassett, Elizabeth Rae: 42, 71, 92, 97, 102. Drake, Diana Ruth: 58, 87. Batschelet,lNil1na: 57, 102. Drama Guild: 109. Beall, Martha Meier: 71, 104. DrCSkCr, Sandra: 59. Beck, Myrna: 68, 103. DUHI1, Carol S1162 74, 97. Becker, Sandra Sue: 71. Durrett, Virginia Ann: 74, 96. Becklean, Jo Ann: 71. Beckman, Marilyn June: 71, 90, 101, 104, 114. Eades, Elizabeth: 74, 114. Beeler, Beverly: 71. - Eagtes, Shirley: 59, 87, 92, 98, lol, 102, 110 Beery, Janette: 68. Edwards, Joyce E.: 74. Benjamin, Phyllis Jean: 71, 87, 97, 104. Ehlers, Joyce Ann: 74. Bet Beta Beta: 100. Elbe, Cheryl Anne: 74, 94, 103. Beta Beta Tau: 108. Engelbrecht, Renee: 74. Bingham, Gradene: 71. Enos, Billye: 59. Bittick, Nancy Lee: 38, 71, 87, 95, 97. Epperson, Doris Elaine: 74, 96, 102, 106, 108 Blake, Beverly Diane: 72. Erwin, Wanda Lee: 74, 87, 91, 102. Blakeman, Gail Ross: 57. Eubank, Shirley: 74, 96. Blakey, Nancy Downing: 72, 90, 92, BoncJu:anlti4Mabe1 Claire: 43, 57, 92, 94, 96, 98, 100, 101, Fanning, Arm, 74 Bonfoey, Elizabeth Ann: 57, 101. Boothe, Martha Jane: 72. Bowdish, Susan: 57, 87, 102, 104, 110, 114. Bowling Club: 107. Bowman, Carol Sue: 57, 112, 113, 114. Boyd, Luciann Prentice: 72, 102, 106. Brackebusch, Bonnie: 72, 114. Brannan, Suzanne: 58, 92, 98, 100, 113. Brashear, Eleanor Anne: 58. Breh.,,,Marlys: 72. Bremer, Joy: 72. Brewer, Patsy Dale: 72, 91. Briggs, Charlotte A.: 72. Brown, Beverly Jane: 72, 102. Brown, Nancy Roberta: 57, 92. Brown, Sondra Feja: 72. Burr, Beverly Sue: 72, 102, 106, 108. Bybee, Mary Jane: 58, 92, 98, 100, 114. Byers, Patsy Gail: 72. Callahan, Nancy Lee: 72, 104. Canedy, Jane: 72, 87, 92, 98, 112, 113. Carpenter, Annette: 72, 107, 114. Carpenter, Betty Nan: 45, 72, 95, 97, 100, Carruth, Davene: 73, 91, 102. Cathey, Dorothy: 73. P Cavanah, Karen: 73, 97. Chasteen, Sandra Kay: 73. Christman, Reta Mae: 73, 96. Clark, Betty: 73, 87, 102, 103, 104, 108, ll Clark, Julie M.: 73, 112, 113, 114. Cline, Constance: 73, 98, 103. Cohen, Phillippa: 58. Colliflower, Beverly: 73, 110. Comer, Jane: 58, 106, 107. 111. 4. Conger, Elaine: 36, 58, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94, 98, 1001 101, 111, 114. Conner, Crystelle: 58, 87, 92, 93, 98. Cook, Janet Nadine: 73. Coombs, Betty Lou: 73, 104. Farris, Janelle: 74, 87. Fenton, Beverly: 59, 96. Fiser, Gwyn: 74, 97, 106. Fitzgerel, Beverly: 74. Ford, Jean: 74, 102, 112, 113. Fox, Mary Jo: 74, 95. Fredde, Doris Mae: 74, 97, 112. French Club: 111. Friedmeyer, Martha Sue: 59. Fulghum, Anita: 75, 97, 102, 103. Fuller, Oma Nell: 75. Gaines, Doris Ann: 68. Galloway, Mary Jane: 75, 101, 114. Garland, Patricia: 60, 100, 107. Garrison, Patricia L.: 60, 110. Garvin, Susan: 75, 114. Gass, Margaret A.: 75. Glass, Irene: 60. Godwin, Molly S11e: 41, 60, 87, 102, 106. Goldsmith, Carole A.: 60, 102. Goldsmith, Mary: 75. Goldsmith, Virginia M.: 60, 102. Goodson, Dorothy Mae: 75, 106. Gordon, Patricia: 75, 94, 102, 103. Gowing, Judith: 75. Grant, Sondra Dee: 75, 102. Gray, Barbara Kaye: 75. Green, Georgia: 75, 102, 113. Griflin, Norma Jean: 60, 86, 87, 114. Groves, Bonnie Lou: 75, 97. Hague, Beth: 60. Hahn, Verna Lee: 75, 102, 10.4, II3. Hale, Suzy: 75, 87, 102, 103, II4. Hall, Carolyn: 75, 91, 100, 102, 103, 104. Hamblin, Marthana: 75, 89, 97. Hampton, Nancy: 75, 99. Hansbrough, Nina: 76, 96. Hargis, Marcia Elaine: 76. Harmony Clef: II3. 133 f' Harned, Carrolee: 60. Harned, Nancy Jo: 60, 93, 101. Harris, Jane: 76, 97. Harris, Beverly: 76. Hartsell, Jean: 76, 89, 104. Harvey, Emily: 60, 106, 109. Harwood, Daphne Anne: 76, 104. Haught, Martha Jane: 76, 114. Hayden, Marguerite E.: 76. Hayes, Glenda: 60, 103, 104, 107. Haynes, Linda Ann: 76, 87, 114. Hefren, Frances Ruth: 40, 61, 87, 92, 98, 100, 101, 102, 114. Hefiberger, Karen: 61. Henderson, Frances Lee: 76, 96, 104. Henney, Nancy: 70, 76, 87. Hill, Barbara Jean: 61, 107. Hill, Loretta: 76. Hilliard, Alicia VVayne: 76, 114. Hockaclay, Karen Lynne: 76. Hojel, Mary Irene: 61. Holcomb, Linda: 61, 98, 99, 101, 107, 109. Holloway, Patricia Ann: 76, 91, 96, 102, 106, 108. Holt, Patricia: 76, 96. Home Economics Club: IIO. Honaker, Betty Vernon: 76, 94. Hood, Phyllis Ann: 45, 76. Hope, Margaret Anne: 77, 90, 98, 104. Hornsby, Anna Merle: 77, 87, 102. Hostetter, Lois Jean: 77, 99. Houston, Virginia: 77, 96. Howard, Peggy: 77, 87. Howerton, 'Wanda Annette: 77, 97. Hubbard, Sally Lynn: 77, 87, 98, 112, 113. Hudgins, Claire: 77, 90, 94, 101, 103. Hupp, Nancy: 77. Hurdle, Carol J.: 77. Ingram, Sue: 77, 102. Instrumental Ensemble: II2. International Relations Club: 110. Jackson, Patricia: 70, 77, 114. Jacob, Judy: 77, 96. Jacobs, Gaylene: 61, 102, 106, 108. James, Jane: 61. Jean, Carol Bruce: 77. Johnson, Audrey: 77. Johnson, Sara Jane: 77. Jones, Libby: 61, 86, 92, 98, 100, lOl, 114 Jones, Nancy Rose: 38, 77, 87, 96 Jordan, Mary Lynn: 77, Q7 junior Hockey Team: 106. Jurgensmeyer, Jennie: 61, 95, 99, 114. Kallenbacl1, Harriett Page: 78, 87, 98, 102, 112, 113. Keaton, Margy: 61, 87, 95. Kern, Charlotte V.: 78, 102, 106. Kimball, Marietta: 78, 103, 110. King, Carole Anne: 62, 95, 100. King, Donna M.: 78, 87, 102, 106. Kirby, Sue: 78, 89, 102. Kirk, Jane Rae: 78, 97. Kirttley, Nancy Jane: 62. Klosterman, Ann: 62, 98, 99, 100, 102, 104, 107, 108, 114. LaFon, Sandraz' 78, 102, 103, 112, 113. Landon, Sandra: 78. Lane, Judith Marshall: 62, 86, 88. Lang, Nancy Sharon: 62, 87, 95, 99, 100, 111. Lantz, DeLee: 62, 912, 93, 98, 99, 100, 111. Ledlie, Jan: 62. J Lemons, Judy: 78, 104, 105. Leslie, Martha: 62, 90. Lineage Club: II4. Livingston, Janice: 78, 87, 97. Longley, Sharon Nell: 78. Longrnore, Phyllis: 62, 91, 97, 99, 100, 102, 107. Lowry, Susan: 78. Lucas, Barbara Ann: 78, 1041. Lucas, Judith Lee: 78. McCall, Mary: 62. McCorkindale, Mary H.: 78, 93, 102, 106, Mclntire, Marilyn: 63, 87, 92, 98, 100, 114. Mclntire, Virginia A.: 45, 78, 87. McKee, Mary Jane: 63, 87. McKemy, Mary Elisabeth: 78, 97. McLemore, Almeda: 63, 87, 92, 94, 101, 102, 103, 114. McNally, Mary: 78. McSwain, Marsha: 79. Maddex, Margaret: 83. Maddox, Lyn: 79. Martin, Charlene Jane: 79. :Matlock, Josephine: 79, 94. Mefford, Carol Lou: 79, 89. Merrill, Eva: 63, 87, 88, 102. Michelson, Heinda: 63, 91, 107. Microphone: 88, 89. Midden, Mary Louis: 79, 102. Miller, Nancy Louise: 79, 102, 107, 114. Miller, Sara Louise: 63, 106. Minor, Ruth Ann: 79, 98, 112, 113. Modeling Club: 107. Morawitz, Janice: 43, 63, 92, 113, 97, 110, 114.. Morris, Marilyn: 63, 102, 104, 105. Motsinger, Mary K.: 79. Mouser, Joan Alyn: 63, 91, 94. Murphy, Joyce: 79. Myer, Nettie Jane: 79. Nelson, Paula Ruth: 63, 89. Newsom, Pharra Lee: 79. Nichols, Patty Lois: 79. Norris, Elizabeth: 79. O'Dell, Martha: 79, 95, 100, 112. Old, Sally Couquiesee: 79, 102. O,Rear, Peggy Sue: 79, 89. Organ Guild: 113. Orientation Conimittee: 87. Osborne, Annetta Faye: 79, 103. Owens, Virginia: 80, 87, 98, 111, 114. Pace, Laura Jane: 63, 96. Parker, Jenna Anna: 63, 87, 92, 93. Parkinson, Mary: 80, 89. Paul, Mary Ann: 80. PEMS: I08. Pence, Marcia Ann: 80. Perry, Shirley Ann: 80. Pescetto, Carol: 64, 96, 108. Phelps, Nola Janice: 80. Phi Delta Delta: 101. Phi Theta Kappa: 98. Pigmon, Gloria Gracile: 80, 97, 112, 113, 114. Pittelco, Jane: 64, 100. Poe, Joy: 64, 99, 101. Poser, Linda Lou: 80. Powers, Charlene: 64, 107. Presidents Club.' II4. Pugh, Bobbie Rhea: 64, 1083. Purcell, Roberta: 89, 102. Pyle, Ruth Ann: 37, 64, 86, 87, 92, 93, 95, 97, 100, 111 Qualls, Norma: 64, 86, 87, 101, 1141. Rafferty, Eugenia: 80. Ragsdale, Judith: 64, 101, 107. Ransom, Tina: 64, 93, 102. Read, Nancy Bruce: 64, 100, 113. Reed, Miriam: 80, 89. Renner, Juanita Lou: 80, 90, 94, 101, 104. Reynolds, Myrna: 64, 97, 100, 102, 113. Richards, Joanne Lenore: 64, 102, 103, 109. Richie, Addisu: 80, 102, 111, 114. Richie, Jenilu: 65, 90, 92, 98, 100. Ridgeway, Anne Reed: 80, 96. Riding Club and College Farm: 104, 105. Rippeto, Teddy Janice: 80, 96. Ritter, Sue: 80. Robertson, Bette Sue: 80. Robertson, Gracia Glee: 80, 97, 102. Robertson, Marijean: 81. Rodgers, Jeanetta: 65, 93, 94, 109. Rodgers, M. J.: 81. Rooks, Marilyn Livingston: 65, 90, 98, 99, 100, 103, 110, Rose, Gail Elizabeth: 65, 97. Ruby, Pat: 64, 101. Rucker, Raymonette: 65, 102. Russell, Sue: 81, 90, 92, 98, 113. Rust, Carol Jean: 81. Rust, Doris:'91, 90, 92, 98, 113. Sadler, Bettie: 65, 95. St. Cecelia Club: 112. Salmon, Nancy Lee: 65. Sanders, Linda Lea: 65. Schafer, Mary Kathleen: 65, 102, 104, 107. Scott, Mary Louise: 66, 98, 101, ll Scott, Nancy: 81, 104. Scott, Ruth Ann: 81. Scruggs, Virginia: 81, 94. Senior, Jane: 81. Senior Hockey Team: 106. Serving Team Captains: IO9. Shepard, Elaine: 66, 102. 4. Shoner, Connie Lynn: 81, 97, 99, 102, 114. Shoner, Kay: 66, 87, 93. ' 3' YJ -19197, Sigma Phi Gamma: 100. Sigman, Patricia Jean: 81, 100. Simmons, Barbara: 81. Simmons, Leslie: 81, 102, 104. Simpson, Anna Lou: 66, 87, 99, 102 Sims, Claudine: 66, 96, 99. Smallfelt, Betty Sue: 66, 98, 99. Smith, Barbara: 81. Smith, Jane: 81, 100, 102, 103. Smith, Johnnie Lee: 43, 66, 109. Smith, Nancy: 83. Spanish Club: III. Speed, Mimi: 81. Spencer, Linda: 82. Stansbury, Nancy Martha: 66, 107. Stephens, Dixiana: 37, 66, 86, 87, 92, Stephenson, Kay: 66, 88, 98, 100. Stiles, Mary Kay: 67, 88, 98, 100. String Trio: 97. Strong, Carol Anne: 82. .Student Council: 87. Student Information Committee: 93 Shovxalter Mar ane' 81 2 98, 112, 113 109, 114 114. Student Government Association Executive Committee: 86. Sylvester, Sandra Gail: 82, 102, 106. Tabor, Barbara Ann: 67, 92, 101, 109. Tanner, Jeanne: 82, 103, 107. Taylor, Mary Lyn: 82, 103. Temple, Carole L.: 82. Thomas, Loa Kay: 67, 93, 96. Thompson, Betty Joan: 67, 96. Thornburg, Barbara Kay: 82, 110. 0 J Tipton, Carolyn Sue: 82. Town Girls: 96. Trout, Mary Priscilla: 67, 92, 98, IOO, 113, 114, Trowbridge, Kay Elaine: 82. K Trumbo, Lois Jean: 82, 96, QQ. Tushingham, Suzanne Till: 82, 101. Twelfth Night: 9.1. Underwood, Barbara Kay: 82. VanArsda1e, Alice: 67, 1.06, 108. VanHorne, Carolyn: 67. VanMeter, Margaret: 82, 104, 114. VanMeter, Mary Jane: 67, 104,1114. VanPeit, Nancy: 67, 95, 100. VanVVormer, Dorothy: 82. Veazey, Ann Dodson: 67, 87, 102. Vesper Board: 92. Mlaller, Judith Ann: 82, 98, 101. Walton, Barbara: 67. XfVaters, Cora Jocile: 67, 102, 106. Mfebster, Joan: S2, 107. YVe1ls, Mary: 68, 96, 98, 99, 108, 114. Mfelsh, Carol Ann: 82, 95. 'Weste'rfie1d, Patricia: 82, 96, 97. lfVheeler, L11cy Bo: 83. Mlhite, Cecelia: 68. Whitesides, Phyllis Ann: 83, 91, 96, 102, 106, 108. Mlhitson, Nancy: 68, 92, 93, 102, 103, 114. Willard, Jo: 44, 68, 89, 103. lfVilliams, Deborah: 83, 70, 102, 103. lVil1iams, Kaye: 83, 90, 102. VVilliams, Patricia: 83, 96. Williams, Vivian Kay: 83, 92, 96, 100. Willows, Carolyn: 68, 92, 93, 102, 108, 109. Wilson, Barbara Lynne: 83, 97. Wilson, Carolyn Joyce: 83. Wilson, Donell: 68. Wolfe, Sharon: 83. Wolflin, Lois: 83. Wood, Linda Catherine: 83, 104. Yilood, Mary: 83. Woods, Camilla: 83. VV0rkman, Phyllis Ann: 68, 87, 96, 114. World University Service: 93. Woznenis Recreation Association: 102. Mlright, Jacqueline Elaine: 83. Wyatt, Sandra: 83, 95, 97, 113. YfVyman, Linda Lee: 68, 91, 92, 98, 99, 100, Wynn, Carolyn Lee: 83, 102, 106. Yount, Beverly: 83. 109,111 Ax ' A Km ,ja Jlutoqnalp HA M JDWmJJW u '- Q , '-5 r A -S : XA -1-1-1-. zff if: . , - I s N X usa, , rf' Q 1 D. L I' 5 9 I 1 f E 5 I 5 , E 2 i a E 5 1? si X T! Q za I E S 5, f K 'E i 2 K E ii 32 I , L ? 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