Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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J ' ' ' Dr. James Conelese Miller Dr. and Mrs. Miller in their home. l On November 16, 1956, the death of Dr. James Conelese Miller was felt as a great loss by many persons. He had held his po- sition for nearly nineteen years and was loved and honored by all who knew him. We miss him now, but we still have the example set for us by his life. He gave his best years to us, the students of Christian College, because he realized the importance of knowledge as a working material of life. Because of his kindliness and insight into the problems of learning, he was able to smooth the way toward enlightenment for thousands of young women. The greatest memorial we can give him is to keep alive the ideals for which he lived. With this memorial in mind, we dedicate the book representing this important year of our lives to Truth, hoping that all our following years will be equally filled with accomplishment. i I !j'r rv W: I!! 5 VY' '1 , jx 4 The office of President of Christian College was not long empty. ln De- cember, 1957, Dr. Kenneth H. Freeman arrived from Geneseo, New York to fill the vacancy. Under his competent leadership, the students of Christian continue to grow - both in the ways set down by our rich traditions and in the fresh new ways of the modern world. To our president, Dr. Freeman, and his family, we extend an enthusi- astic welcome, we know their stay here will be a profitable one for us. Above, Dr. Freeman pictured in his office. Below, Dr. Freeman and his family left to right, Mrs. Freeman, Janet, Nancy, and Ann. admini' ration I Every Cathy hos been impressed by the quiet solemness of this holl. Behind these doors, the nucleus of Chris1icln's operation efficiently keeps the school in motion. lnvaluable to Christian's way of life are Mrs. Dora Johnson, Dean of Women, and her assistant, Mrs. David Stis. Our problems of adiusting to college living and knowing how to cope with situations in the social world are capably solved in this office. learning When our curriculum presents difficulties, we can turn to Mr. William Bedford, Dean of Faculty, and Mrs. J. R. Keene, Registrar, for assistance. Mr. R, A, Mr. Warren l. Miller Conner Retiring Incoming Financial Financial Secretary Secretary VY I Dr. Charles M. Lamke Mrs. Earl Mrs. Sterling Physician Evans Kelley Bookkeeper Secretary of Business Office Mr. Neil Miss Harriett Freeland Mclntosh Director of Assistant to the Admissions Director of Admissions Eduwflonal CO'-ll'lS8l0l'S M . T. N. ' 'S . Mrs. Bonnie Mrs. Maryan Mrs. Charlotte Miss Helen C d 8 '-'PPG 99 Montet Ogelsby pu,-yea, Rene' Miss Dorothy Stout Mrs. John White MTS- DOI1 Gaines Journalism, Director Publicity Assistant, Assistant to the of Publications Alumnae Secretary Director of PUl9liCC-l1'i0I'lS fSecond Semesterj Mrs. Maurice Wightmdn Director of Food Service Miss Estelle Conner Nurse Mrs. Senator Andrews Mrs. Roy Ashlock Post Office, Bookstore Tearoom Just one of Mrs. Wightman's duties is the planning of Thanksgiving dinner. The delighted expressions on the faces of students and guests show that she was successful. f The enchantment of the Christian Col- lege Campus emerged like the Genie of Aladdin. It materialized and became a new world - a prismthrough which we viewed life with the pride of better understanding. ' IS 52 Qaewvw Cffwv W w best all-round girl patty jaokson -f- - e eellege widow queen huteh hassett nanny hnnnay lnargannt jane rangers attendants enmmeneement queen hettye ruth holder mary alice QPU!! lu gragg attendants f? Q5 720V fm ff 7- 5342, Bus arrival, September 18, 1957. i am cathy, 1957 i came to christian by train and by bus And from the minute I saw the tall green trees and iyied buildings that were the campus, and the happy excited faces that were my classmates, I knew I had stepped into the beginning of something wonderful. Students arriving at Wabash Depot. I I I H MAX! ,Z l1llll, 1 1 9 Reunion of roommates, center and right: Carolyn Hall, Mary Midden. At left, Bunny Simmons. We were doubtful at first, but after weeks of unpacking and repacking and folding and hanging and piling, after trips to town for bedspreads and curtains and bulletin boards and lamps and potted plants and cooking utensils, and after much experiment, a few arguments and general con- fusion, four walls and three windows became a room. my roommate was there to meet me Together we faced the mountains of boxes and suitcases and trunks piled in that des- olate place which was to be our home for nine months. Unpacking in room 306 Hughes, left to right: Candy Felton, Jeannie Winklemeyer we had built a home to be proud of Checking out a picture from the library, left to right: Sue Kirby, Miss Margaret McMillan. 20 l Junior room contest winner in Missouri Hall, the room of Libby Neal and Janet Carter. Paiama contest winners, left to right: Gail Godfrey, Lu Ann Browning, Lu Gragg. the paiama party was the highlight of orientation week Talent show winners, left to right: Rita Wetzel, Janice Bodenhausen, Wanda Taylor. After sharing the experiences of the week, I was beginning to be acquainted with my new friends, and I had an exciting sense of belonging as I modeled my favorite pa- iamas and applauded the talent show winners. 21 the spirits of our home states performed at the halloween party I thought of home often during those first weeks, for now that I was away, home had become a very special place. l l l s 5 l l K E i Left fo right: ZoAnn Holt, iuniorg Claire Hudgins, senior. h ' htl orceresses charmed their kingdom as Halloween With smiles for magic wands, 1 ese sprng y s Queens. the form plcnlc Included tlred feet, o horse show, cmd tried chicken We walked all the way. The CC student body stretched like ca mile-long snake up cmd down the hills. I thought I'd never survive it, but, oh what fun I had . . . after I had rested my feet. .sl Missouri Hall's Down on the Farm Party. The farmers are standing left to right: Davene Carruth, Judith Gowing, Martha Beall, Jan Phelps. Seated: Sally Alford, Mary Goldsmith, Marilyn Beck- man, Margaret Van Meter, Lyn Maddox. . with the passing months, the dormitories came to life And each had a spirit all its own, a spirit that grew as I, who lived there, gave my personality to it. Hughes Hall's after-dinner coffee. Standing, left to right: Patty Jackson, Patsy Snodgrass, Kay Alford, Carolyn Busch, Ann Kirkman, Gwyn Fiser, Mrs. Dora Johnson, Harriett Kallenbach, Barbara Simkms. Seated: Anne Setzer, Jane Canedy. A 25 Mixer in Hughes Rec. and then there were BOYS! They came in droves just to meet me. At mixers I surveyed them in all sizes, shapes, and personalities but the one l,decided to invite to the Autumn Ball was simply - indescribable. Autumn Ball suddenly my dream of christmas was on the verge of coming true The days were filled with parties, singing, and the Christmas Story. I danced among snowflakes at the Christmas Dance and shivered in the Missouri weather as the Christmas tree was lighted. ' Phi Theta Kappa tree lighting, speaker, Charlene Martin l i Christmas Dance. V kzfwf .mfwp -- f, f, ff if , . v----r fs . lefi to right. Nfagz Smnhi CherYl moe Khokhl9v1 h I MI'- ReceP'lon lolL.::.5r,S, Sims, Mcnhu B001 e I Beny Clark, l left to right: Miss Edith Schiller and Mr. Harry Farbman Nikolai KhokhIov's intriguing story of a potential Russian the Farbman violin and piano duo . . uprising 28 culture came to christian in the form of. . . the voice of Teresa Stitch-Randall . . the grace of the Robert Joffrey dancers. drama took me to france and to a land of pumpkins I laughed at the escapades of Gigi and cheered with the children when Peter made a home for his wife in a pumpkin shell. Children's play, Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater. Above, cast, left to right: Shirley Perry, Charlene Martin, Bob Schneider, Nancy Peoples, Gail God- frey, Jim Hall, Carolyn Wilson. lower right, cast, left to right: Gail Godfrey, Bob Schneider, Jim HGH, Max C. Elliott. Cast of Gigi, left to right: M. A. Gray, Charlene Martin, Decie Griffith, Marilyn Morris. ? momma pf-'W' Valentine Queens, top row, left to right: Nancy Blakey, St. Clair, Linda Haynes, Missouri Hall, Shirley Eubanks, TG, Debbie Owen, White House, M. J. Rodgers, Hughes Hall. Each hall chose its Valentine Cathy for her beauty and personality to reign over Cupid's Capers i went aboard a showboat for the iunior banquet As the senior class president wished my col- lege showboat a bon voyage, all my ap- prehensions of seasickness faded and I felt I was really on my way. Speakers' table, left fore- 9round and clock- wise: Patty Jackson, Mrs. William Bedford, Ann Williams, Dr. Kenneth Freeman, Annabelle Wilson lbehind Dr. Freemanl, Mrs. Free- man, Joan Tottenham Cbehind Mrs. Freemanl, Dean Bedford, Betty Farris, Mae Beth Coe, Rita Wetzel, Mrs. Martha Cooper, Mrs. George Harlan, Mrs. Zou Magruder, Mrs. H. C. Hitz, Ann Glazener, Anne Holmes, Ann Gaddy, Mrs. Dora Johnson, Mrs. Lawrence Hepple. Entering the Showboat, top step, left to right: Anita Norman, Ann Luxon. Second: Jane Evans, Jane Logan. Thirdzy Karen Walker, Alison MacGregor. Fourth: Mari- lyn Long, Carol Samuels. Fifth: Max C. Elliott, Edie Lon- ergan. Sixth: Jo Ann Dobbs, Gwain Branson. fd Reverend J. Clyde Wheeler's statement at opening convoca- tion, You'd better stand for something or you'll fall for anything, started a week of searching for me. Men from Columbia and from far away brought to the Christian cam- pus their religious philosophies and their answers to my questions. However, along with the answers were given enough questions to keep me thinking for years to come. I learned that What do I stand for? is not an easy question to answer. Religion in Lifeweelc March 3-7. I957 The communion set, ci memorial to Dr. J. C. Miller, first passed during Religion in Life Week by, left to right: Bonnie Brackebusch, Carolyn Wynn, Connie Cline, Jane Canedy. Vesper service given by Virginia Durrett and Kay Williams. applause came to those who worked beyond the acceptable and became outstanding As the campus became my world ot people, the classroom was my world of new ideas. There the universe was placed at my command if I but had an inquiring mind. Linda Rowland receives from Dr. Kenneth Freeman the letter which says Sl1e's top Phi Theta member in her class. Cheryl Elbe painting her senior mural X . if ff ffm! Ay! f gf Pdf MX Z ff? New York International Airport on the ro d l ft itil-l25iS'iW COLLEGE mira foam nom ro we , g un , e to right: Dr. Kenneth Freeman, Mrs. Freeman, Mary Beth Ball, Sunny Alexander, Carolyn Wynn, Glenda Steele, Jean Ford, Sandra Fly, Pat Nichols, Anna Merle Horns- by, Carol Samuels, Nancy Miller, Bonnie Brackebusch. On the steps: Caroline Chelf, Wanda Erwin, Ann Stapel, Janice Bodenhausen, Margaret Van Meter, Davene Carruth. we flew through the clouds . . V K' N.. 5 fn' I The Castle Harbour Hotel. Life Bermuda-fashion for nearly a week was my dream come true. The motor bicycle trips lpardon my bruises-I fell offl, the luxury of breakfast in bed, the Calypso music of the natives, the tours of the island, and the com- panionship of the Freemans made my educa- tional tour what it was meant to be-fun! View of hotel swimming pool. Above, riding in a Bermudan buggy, left to right: Mary Beth Ball, Sunny Alexander, Glenda Steele. Right: a Ber- muda scene. i the tea' house helped needy students of the world P ,i ,. sl el iii ll 5, Japanese lanterns, a fortune teller, an Oriental 1 9 floor show, and waitresses in kimonas made the iff gym a tea house where I danced for an evening. Proceeds went to the World University Service to gel help give students everywhere the kind of edu- 1 cation I was enjoying at Christian. il ll ii l li It N11 1 l l it lv il' Vi V1 9. , 50 H :OW W 8 Ol WS' 1 he QOVKUTX ,l X5 K l f Tex is GXO7-306 ii we ii ll ill: WH V li is 'E El li ll gl ,. wx ,gi H l 2 . E wi il ! ll rl ll ll ia l in gl P li ii il V. PI l li l4 Vi rl NI Hi 'I i E! W l Q 3 1 l ri I! L Oriental waitresses top row left to right' Maril ' ' ' ' 1 I - yn Morris, Julie Clark, Edith Lonergan Marsha Essex Mar'l L S d L ' Se d : - , . 1 , lyn ang, an ra antz, Josie Matlock SuignourgllorgggyplmXMQISLGIazener, Martha Boothe, Dinah Smith, Gwen Crane. Bottom row: Barbara Harvey, Sara Bishop, Mary Lynn Jordan a variety of receptions welcomed the freemans Long before Dr. Kenneth Freeman's formal inauguration in March, I was at his doorstep to give him and his family my welcome, Cathy-style. The serenade, a long-standing way of expression among college students, seemed to express, better than words, my love for our new president and the ideals he brought to Christian. Inauguration reception, receiving line, left to right: Mr. Hartley Banks fpresident of Board of Trusteesj, Dr. Freeman, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Banks, Mrs. C. E. Lemmon. In line: an alumna and her husband. Cathies serenade at the President's Home. -NM ,, V ,ga . , QAW V wi., V ff rs, I ,f f f , , may ,, , Q 04- , 9 'lxfyft ' , f 0, f , f , lf' , ' s it 4 ig ra l Q lv 1? 'Lia-1 ' ff' 4 'gif Q ga a , 1- ' we , vie f ' , , , 1 , ix W 6 Z E A 01 jd' Though the memorable oc- casions were many, my life at CC had a background of simple, almost mechanical, activities which gave it the deep meaning it had for me. The ioy of accomplishment in a favorite class. Standing, left to right: Marilyn Beckman, Carol Mefford, Mr. Sidney Larson, Sue Tush- ingham, Janie Galloway, Mr. Ned Etheridge. Seated: Barbara Gray, Pat Gordon, Bunny Simmons, Janice Livingston. some things happened every day The comfort of the tea room after class. pt Y ii 1 is if A pm-.f1a,f mifw 59942324 ??f3ik555wS+i1 en? s49ffn5u4gvm . 51 1jfm,gg,' ' ' ' 4 Nz was 4,3 Jwx nw Q , 1 fm- mf if J 0 Q: 'Q A W :pc wSW5fA6 'VAX Ms f xv V 'V 'f AQ ,KL 5 QS' X , 5 Q W , x Yxkf l X Tv, V f 'ef Q Ls 5 4 .X X 1 4 F, 4 3 ,ff W f 5 ,,,,,Wf f f , r '. r, fw' 'H' ' ww , , -, , W . . 1 1 W jf-, L -, -m-,1,-X,v.,- L,--, fx, f -V ,-, ,1 ,A -,, ,X H1 ,X , ., .,,. 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Molly Godwin, 'I956 athletic queen, presents a bouquet of roses to Beverly Burr, 1957 athletic queen. cm fashion fantasy broughtmy spring wardrobe visions into view Little girls Uoan Chock, left, and Lucy Bo Wheelerl see fashions modeled by Helen Jane Jones. No greater reward could have come to me than the love and friendship of my fellow Cathies. Being chosen from their midst to be their queen seemed the loveliest thing that could ever happen to me. As gradu- ation day drew near and I realized l would soon be walking through Rogers Gate for the last time, l thought happily, even in my sadness, that I would be stepping from the close of something wonderful. Happiness is a thing called Butch! Patty Jack son, best all-round girl, hugs Butch Bassett, College Widow queen. lb. gf? Commencement queen, Bettye Ruth Holder, center, and L Gra g left and M. A. Gray, right. her attendants, u g , , ., ,.,4, K happiness came in c 42 B t Nan Carpenter. Modeling Club queen, et y heers and tears at the q ueen's assembly X X Kf- tt. vlair hall Entering Rogers Gate, a new student is greeted by the sight of St. Clair Hall. The ivied walls bespeak her great age and could tell stories of the many Cathies who have lived within. With each group of students since the building was erected in 1900, new ,activities and rich tradi- tions have been willed to St. Clair and have given her the glowing warmth and hospitality of a real home. One hundred and forty girls enioy the luxury of having the tearoom, dining room, and Dor- sey Hall connected to their residence. These girls need never brave the Missouri elements to attend classes or dinner. This year St. Clair boasts all three iunior officers, senior Halloween queen and her share of club presidents. 1 Mention must be given also to St. Clair's own personal guiding spirit - the Grey Lady. At twelve o'clock every night she walks the halls watching over her slumbering girls. As each class graduates, it adds a living mem- ory to St. Clair by the planting of a sprig of ivy beside her walls. And every girl takes away a memory of what St. Clair meant to her. Mrs. Martha Cooper, housemother of the Cottage, and Betty Lou Coombs, president. Mrs. Lesta Wright, housemother of St. Clair, and Betty Clark, hall president. cottage Living in the Cottage is iust like living at home, said one of the residents there. The quietness and warmth of the house and the closeness of the seven girls who live there contribute to the homey atmosphere. The favorite facility of the Cottage is its fireplace, used often when dates come to roast marshmallows and hot dogs. As its name implies, the Cottage is a cosy, nice place to live and can be called a home in the true meaning of the word. 45 Shirley Lee Agnew lfar leffj Darlene Aldridge Cleftj Nancy Bittick Nancy Downing Blakey Martha Jane Booth Christmas gifts and smiles fill ST. Clair parlors at party Time. 46 Beverly Sue Burr Karen Cavanah Sandra Kay Chasteen Betty Clark Cheryl Anne Elbe Jean Ford Patricia Gordon Susanna Hale Carolyn Hall frightl Anna Merle Hornsby ffar right! Z Hmm . . . this creature from outer space fCheryl Elbel seems to like hotdogs. Claire Hudgins Sue Ingram Mary Lynn Jordan Janie Kirk Sandra LaFon Janice Livingston Sharon Longley , Margaret Madclex Charlene Martin ' Josephine Matlock Mary louis Mldden 47 Pharra Lee Newsom Patty Lois Nichols Elizabeth Norris Gracile Pigmon lil1ClCIrPOS9I' Ruth Ann Scott Nancy Lee Smith Carol Anne Strong Carolyn Tipton Who would ever havedreamed that such a room as this would . . Lucy Bo Wheeler Deborah Williams Joyce Wilson Lois B. Wolfin Carolyn Wynn 48 Anita Carol Abbott l.iz Ademek Patricia Adams Lucy McCall Albright Lou Baker q De Ann Belcher Carol Beth Bittick Glenda Boone Rosalee Bowdish . . Someday look like this.' Julia Frances Bradshaw Gwain Lee Branson Clarice Brodkorb Thelia Buck 5l1Gl'0l1 Butcher Eddie Chqpmqn Caroline Chelf Joan Chock Mae Beth Coe Caroline lee Cole Barbara Cook Glenna Copeland Doroth Cox K h Max C. Elliott Marsha Ray Essex y at ryn Cummings Mary Jean Denton g , f f'jffTiqi s ', ', ff ii I Rules and regulations are enacted in a painless manner, St. Clair style, for the benefit of iuniors and forgetful seniors. The cast is Betty Lou Coombs of the Cottage, Carolyn Hall, and Pat Gordon. Carolyn Hall and Pat Gordon seem unaware that three space people flois Wolflin, Cheryl Elbe, and Mary Middenj are pointing a dangerous l ray gun at them. Jane Elliott Evans 'Betty Chenault Fawkes 1 Ann Gacldy Judy Gentry Ann Glazener Gail Godfrey 4 Peggy Grammar Eva Lee Graves Jean Grqy Sandra Kay Gregory Nancy Anne Hall Sl l'leY A- Hallo' Susan Hempel Bertye Ruth Holder Anne Holmes Jane Hopkins Kenna l'l0I'f0h JUdi'h l-Ynn Holt Adrienne Hudler Jo Lynn Hall 52 Joan Chock shows her dorm mates a dress and dance of her native Hawaii. Barbara Rae Hunt Janice Ireland Dorothy Issac Miriam Aileen Jackson Anne Jacobs Florence Jenkins fo 1 Q X Jane Jeter Helen Jane Jones Myrna Knoll Sandra Lantz Sq,-gh Linle 1 Jane Logan Just locating after a hard day are these third-floor Cathies. Edith Lonergan Marilyn Long my-..............-..- ,.,,. , Ann Luxon Alison MacGregbr Kathy Marlin MUVY Katherine Mason MQW Sue Mille' Mary Martha Morgan Elizabeth Morris Patricia Mullowney Patricia Lou Neal Sandra Nichol Denise Nieberg X ' i fi' f' its The first formal dinner is the occasion for all this finery. Ready andwaiting are: bottom row, Janie McCuneg second row, Anne Holmes and Lyn Ralston: third row, Sarah Little and Susan Hempelg top, Nan Hall and Donna Smith. Mary lee Norton Linda Pearson Julia Pentecost Nancy Peoples l. n Ral t y s on Tanya Jean Rector Marilyn Ann Rendleman Sandra' Renfrow Carol Samuels Dinah Smith Ann Stapel Conferring in St. Clair parlor are the three junior class officers of which St. Clair is so proud. Left to right are Ann Williams, vice-presi- dent, Annabelle Wilson, president, and Joan Tottenham, secretary. Joan Tottenham Mary Carolyn Trent Virginia Van Arsdale Bunnie VanAusdall Karen M. Walker Ann Williams Annabelle Wilson Carla Wright , 1, 1 i. I i E i 2 T 5: if 52 L, it 1 it ii 5' F i 5 -2 Annette DeBoIt Betty Ann Farris Jeannine James Jeanine leeka Shirley Sowers Betty Lou Coombs Daphne Anne Harwood Characteristic of the Cottage's homelike atmos- phere was its Christmas party. Examining gifts are: bottom, left to right, Annette Debolt, Jean- nine James, Shirley Sowers, and Harriett Mcln- tosh, top, Mrs. Cooper, Jeanine Leeka, Betty Ann Farris, and Betty Lou Coombs. ,f ,, 4? The Cottage W fi if 4 .1 Mrs. Ann Jay, housemother of -Missouri Hall, and Davene Carruth, hall l president. ' missouri hall The spirit of happiness and good will seems to float in the atmosphere of Missouri Hall. Perhaps it's 'because of Mom Jay's loving, kind attention, perhaps it's because Davey and the other council members are never too busy to be of help, perhaps it's because everyone has a smile and a cheery hello for everyone else. - Or perhaps the alcoves, the pink train station, the rec room, the foods lab, the clothing lab, and the dignity and beauty of the French parlor produce that friendly atmosphere. Events during the year, such as the first surprise party, Down on the Farm, the annual Christmas coffee, the surprise visit from Santa, the Home Ec Club's spring and fall style shows, the senior spring dance, and the numerous other parties and good times, also help to make the memories of Mo lasting ones At any rate, whether it be the building itself or the people therein, that special feeling seems to soar through the soul of every Mo Hall girl. J, ex fm.: s, Tm Q vfwtvs ' Sally Claire AlfOI'd Pqfficiq Lee Ashby Judy Joan Ball W, s- gf , X - f Y' Q f - I .ox IV ? Q, ,Z ,, N?f :.,.- L .,.4.,,4x 'Was s 5'Q'WgwSs wF,,S's . f:4,f-sw Wy, ws warms r, sf 1- c X -fr-la s wwfs ww ,s Views s uwys A 4 f sf' ,s QQMQ SV VS A, f Elizabeth Rae Bassett Beverly Beeler Martha Meier Beqll Marilyn June Beckman Lucian Prentice Boyd Bonnie Brackebusch It seems impossible that the faces of our friends which are so familiarhow were completely strange to us at the first hall meeting. Charlotte Ann Briggs Nancy Lee Callahan Annette Carpenter Davene Beverly Colliflower Carruth Qleftj Julie Margaret Clark fflghly Jimmie lqu C,-igler Judy Dallmeyer Carol Louise Dille Above: Jimmie Lou Crigler and Jackie Wright await their dates to the Missouri Homecoming Dance. Left: This year four of those poor girls whose birthdays fall during the Christmas holidays we W were made happy by a surprise prebirthday party. They were Cleft to rightl Peggy Hope, Bar- bara Cooper, Connie Shoner, and Verna Lee Hahn 'V 12? 'W 1 wwv f t 51745-Ziff?-,1i'7i7NV2i Nl fy,,,,,, ,, f ,,. C C , Doris Mae Freddie Mary Frances Goldsmith Dorothy Mae Goodson Judith Kathryn Gowing Barbara Kaye Gray Verna lee Hahn Marthana Hamblin Marcia Elaine Hargis Beverly Ann Harris Linda Ann Haynes The entertainment provided by these seniors at the Down on the Farm party will not be soon forgotten by the iuniors who were surprised that night. Nancy Kay Henney Karen Lynne Hockaclay Phyllis Hood Wanda Annette Howerton Carol Jean Hurdle Carol Sue Kirby Eva Lyn Maddox Mary Helen McCorl4iI1ClCIle Nancy Lguige Miller ' Mary K. Motsinger Nettie Jane Myer Martha Louise O'Dell Nola Janice Phelps ,,.,,,,,..,, ,,,, , ,. ,. f V- -f ' ' fi vf , , Eugenia Ruth Rafferty Addisu Lawrence Richie Carol Jean Rust Connie Lynn Shoner MUVY June Showalle' Leslie Carleton Simmons It may look like a dishpan, but to Connie Shoner and Sandy Sylves- ter it's a fine sled. Fortunately tor this damsel in distress Uackie Wrightj there is a gallant rescuer nearby. Jane Thomas Smith Sandra Gail Sylvester ix ,,.ff'W'S' ,W L 4Jf.,f,sv4Q,,,.w, 1 ' Hanna-'my Carole L. Temple Barbara Kay Thornburg Margaret Lynn VanMeter Barbara Lynne Wilson Jacqueline Elaine Wright Maxine Best Sara Bishop Barbara Ann Bram Jane Bryqn Jane Carolyn Cato Missouri Hall had its share of participants in the pajama party NUHCY Nelle cU5llebe Y -lane' Carle' talent show. Appearing before their new classmates are Janet Carter, Libby Neal, Carolyn Gore, and Martha Green. What, a sleeping Cathy? A rare sight at old C C! fThe Cathy is ZoAnn Holt.J Barbara Sue Crider Alice Ann deCapiteau Janet Marline Dorney Linda louise Drummond R0YlY '9 D'-'l e 59l1 g, These charming young hostesses are getting bet- ter acquainted with girls from the other halls at the annual Missouri Hall Christmas Coffee. Judy Elsberry Carolyn Ford Marcia Gilbert , 9 C, , s ,M ,n ,Je YJ , , , 6 .-- ' Gwen Gray Martha Sue Green Louise N. Griffith Gretchen Guck Barbara Jane Harvey Beverly Kaye Herrman ZoAnn Holt Julia Tyler Hopkins Ludie Irvin Ann Jones Patricia Jacobs Dorothy Ann Jordon Barbara Klein W Above: ls Elvis Presley going to Christian now, or is this ZoAnn Holt doing her impersonation? Anyway, in the background are Butch Bassett, Acldisu Richie, and Bonnie Brackebusch. Right: Camping out Cin the hall, that isj are these third floor adventurers. Adair Leopold Judy Loehr Beverly Lyle 5l19 Y Muffin 'lame Mccune Linda Milam Patricia Milner -lUdY Mitchell Linda Moore Marta Jane Mon Terri Mann Stephanie Ann McClain Betsy Mix Marilyn Morris Libby Ann Neal Virginia Lee Nevener ' 1,2742 'N ' Only rain would dampen the spirits of these paper dolls fNettie Myer, Janet Carter, and Linda Haynesj. Linda Sue Offutt Linda Rowland Sherril Sue Sirnpkins Lincla Sims Charlotte Six -ldflef Gail Smith Charlotte Su mmers Janet louise Tripp Marla Jeanne Van Hook Sandra Young Beverly Yates Em AA EN m,,f4w ,, f1-M.-Aww..-,, -f ,ff W V 'Ny' . Nug,.,-f' Mrs. H. C. Hitz, housemother of Hughes Hall, and Harriett Kallenbach, hall president. white hou e Ike considers himself fortunate to live in a certain house in Washington D. C., but ten Cathies feel iust as for- tunate to live in the White House on Christian College Avenue. They enioy the feeling of being part of a family as well as having many conveniences. One of the most popular spots, the mail box, is right outside their front door. They have washing machines and dryers in their basement - so no lugging of heavy clothes across the street for them. The infirmary is handy, too, not to mention the walks across campus in the beauty of early morning. The fun, the conveniences, and their first lady, Mrs. Harlan, add up to a wonderful home. 68 'im llughe hall From the first noisy hall meeting and the first sing- ing of .... for one and all are we, Hughes girls are a group that cannot be surpassed for enthusi- asm. Hughes newness, special conveniences fsuch as a phone on every floor and the buzzer systeml, and attractive rooms give Cathies good reason to be proud of their temporary home. Her recreation room, the largest on campus, seems to inspire par- ties, and the efficient teamwork made possible by Hughes capacity of only sixty-six assures the ac- complishment of great things when her residents go to work. The spring auction, the profits of which are used when Hughes plays host at an all-school party, is an example of Hughes ingenuity and her own kind of tradition. New ideas sponsored by this year's hall committee were a hall scrapbook and bulletin board decora- tions that changed with the seasons. Proof of Hughes' enthusiasm was also in her number of campus leaders-including the student body presi- dent, senior class president, Vesper Board president, co-editor of the Microphone, and the College Widow editor. Hughes girls will never forget the good times and the close friendships of their hallp and their opinion that Hughes is the best at old CC will never change. Mrs. George B. Harlan, housemother of the White House, and Daphne Harwood, president. MM At the first hall meeting a Cathy of 1900 came Sllhtly Becker B back to tell us about Christian life in her clay. Performing the skit are Anne Setzer and Sally Old. everly Diane Blake Jane Canedy ani..-......-..-.,-,,,,, Antoinette Cress Betty Jane Doran Susie Dunn Betsy Eades Renee Engelbrecht GWYN Fiser Beverly Fitzgerel Janie Galloway Alicia Wayne Hilliard Sally Lynn Hubbard l...... , Patricia Lynne Jackson Harriett Page Kallenbach Virginia Anne Mclntire Mary Elizabeth McKemy Carol Mefforcl Sally Couquiesse Old Marcia Ann Pence The matching nightie and pillow hand- made by roommate Patty Jackson were unmatched by any of M. J. Rodgers' other birthday gifts. i Shirley Ann Perry Miriam Reed Margaret Jane Rodgers Doris Rust Anne Setzer Suzann Till Tushingham Carol Ann Welsh Mary Wood VW, Sandra Addison Sunya Ann Alexander Kay Alford Mary Beth Ball Janice Marie Bodenhausen Lu Ann Browning One night Hughes rec room became a pirate ship with a brig, a plank,' and all the other accessories. Bloodthirsty senior pirates endangered the lives of the iuniors. Practicing their evil skills are, left to right, Mary McKemy, Sandy Becker, Bev- erly Fitzgerel, Janie Galloway, Harriett Kallenbach, and Betty Nan Carpenter. ' Perthenia Ann Buchanan Carolyn Busch ,w,,,m,. f , ,,,, .,, Kay Christopher Suzanne Deats Candy Felton Rosemary Fuller Elizabeth Gillette Barbara Ann Graham M. A. Gray Jean Inman Kirby Johnson Ann Estelle Jorgensen Ann Ellen Kirkman Nancy Beth lewis Jacque Molsbee Frances Naxera Ann Morton Nuckols Margaref Park Nancy Louise Senior 72 Ann Nuckols knows that the best place to study is in bed. fy ,,.a 'k Myrna Sherrill Barbara Ann Simkins Gayle Snoddy Patsy Snodgrass Glenda Steele Ann Stephens Saundra Teasley Rita Ann Wetzel Mariorie louise Wheeler Diana Jean A little rock 'n roll each day will chase monotony WlnkelmeYe ' away, say Marcia Pence, Gwen Fiser, Candy Felton, and Mary Beth Ball. Along with the delightful suspense of opening presents, the real meaning of Christmas came to Hughes this year as thirty dollars was donated to CARE. The White House. 5Ur'PI'iSe G T1 d C0n9l'ClfUlC1fi0'1S, KWSN The White House living room is a nice place to Geer, we've planned an engagement party for spend Q qUie1 evening, you. Deborah Lucretia Owen Linda lu Dillard Karen Geer Connie Houghton Martha Rochelle Middleton La Donna Sue Monroe Nancy Ann Newell Wilma Jean Peters Julianne Steavenson Maryann Wilson Patsy Gale Byers Reta Christman Sanclra Jo Crim Beverly Lynn Dingman Virginia Ann Durrett V Doris Epperson Shirley Eubank Nina Hclnsbrough Nancy Rose Jones Anne Ridgeway Teddy Janet Rippeto Pafly Ann Holloway Lois Jean Trumbo Phyllis Ann Whitesides Patricia Wesierfield Patricia Ann Williams Vivian Kay Williams Sue Parker Austene Delores Mae Bedsworth Maril n C G ,Wv-.-,.,...i y oe wendolyn S. Crane Suzanne Dunscombe Ann Jill Fleenor Sandra Hall Ellen Henry Evelyn Jane Hicks Phyllis Jennings f f 1 Ann Lowrance Rosemary Luther Janice Lee Mills Ellen Jane Pierce 2 I' if af If I ,, 7, iff? Q ri' ps ,, Jerre Ann Teter Linnie Josephine Walker The Town Girls, commonly known as TG's, number thirty-three this year As an organiza tion they have a president, Patty Holloway, vice-president, Doris Epperson, secretary, Lois Jean Trumloo, and treasurer, Anne Ridgeway. These officers lead the TG's in their man Y activities and traditions. For example, every girl has a secret pal chosen at the beginning of the year. To the TG's any get-together means fun, so the annual Christmas party is a great favorite, along with numerous picnics and penny dish suppers sprinkled through the year. Gwen Crane, Janice Mills, and Patty Holloway take great pride in the TG room, for it is an integral part of every Town Girl's life at Christian. Deanna Maryann Wolf 76 ' TG officers, standing: Doris Epperson, vice-president: Anne Ridgeway, treasur- er. Seated: Patty Holloway, presidenfp Lois Jean Trumbo, secretary. new tudent , it I Q. Transferring from William Woods College, Marcia Shirley Williarns, who transferred from Colorado Moggi became G resident of Hughes HGH second A. 8g M., lived in the Cottage second semester. Semester. , , 77 V 4'-I- W ww IQ, As our world changed, so we changed within. New knowledge overshadowed former concepts, and we began to think-wondering at the complexity of the universe and the illusiveness of Truth. X X H Nu,,b E R I 'X X 1 1 ff' ',,ff ' 1 X, , ,. 1 xx I Zxff f Q. 1' 'X ' X Nh , , J-,H.M,N-, , wfx, ,, ,ff--' 4 '-N' N..,,Wx 1 ' 'X '+YMV,----A ' - -, 2 ,1- ' 1 , Af X , ,, 1 ,1 'ff , f 1 'IX 1 ,fy 1 1 ' 1 ,-. 1' 'X 1 ' 1 1 s '. 1-1 1111 1' ' 1 , V! f,f,1 1 1,1 1 ,. Til -1---an V1 1 - 1Ix'f11' J 1 ' 1 W ,jf11-1f4Q'g4,-.,x,A Q-1:41 ' 1,1-7,1 131 K ,-1-X., 1 X 'X-rs, 1,.wHN-1-'lg ' 1,1 ff 14 -Q-X ,M , .1 ,f,fN -X5 XQX U-L55 '1 1I 1 A -X N-Q 1-f'?,,24' 1 -', 1 -- 1. p f, 11.1111 X X-gf- w -. 11 -,f of 1 1 XXX 1 11 , 1-IL: 1 , ,jQ::.,f,1' 1 FQ-N. .. ff 1 1 1 ' gg X-1 'Q A 'f 1' -:Ziff 1 Z ,.f- X 111,,f X-1, .f -Xff 1 ff 1 XJ X 1 1 ,AX 1 - f 1 1, I , 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 Ann Jones finds the learning of phonetics to be both useful and fun. Rev. Robert C. Abram Rev Edward F Old Testament, Coffman Jr New Testament Religion in Life To Linda Drummond, Stephanie McClain and Mary McCorkmdale the apple seems an interesting model. Commercial Art r f I ., M ,ici X kk-NN 0- 1 :V I N 5, W f 131 3 W W 55 I Q f ,xg 5 31 y ' 9 251 A 4 ss , y ff M b . 6 if ,xi ', . ,f fi' Y 222. f , lfaesgl 1 611 ff ' s 1f ' 6 5h, cc, .- Aff ,iff --w w V Mr. Franklin B. Launer Piano, Director, Conservatory of Music Miss Geneva Youngs Voice Mrs. Harry Berrier Piano, Theory Mrs. Vllebster Wheelock laracticing long tones and scales under the supervision of Miss Youngs will surely increase the singing skill of Carol Welsh. Mrs. C. O. Harris Voice, Double Sextette Mrs. Margaret Tello Mrs. Thomas P. Ritchie Voice, Double Sextette lSecond Semesterj Mrs. Marilyn Sprinkle String Instruments Piano, Theory Secretary of Conservatory Miss Mabel Buckner Mrs. Ronald W. Mrs. Malcolm English Composition, Kennedy Perryman World Literature English Composition, German Children Literature, English Literature Mrs. W. L. McHarg English Composition, American Literature W Mrs. Lawrence Hepple Spanish Mrs. Hortense Davison French Tres bien! says Madame Davison as Barbara Crider illustrates three types of French verbs. Miss Ruth Graham Foods, Nutrition These girls know that meal planning and food preparation will play an iniportant part in their ca- reers as homemakers. Miss Ellen Dahl Textiles, Clothing Mrs. C. l. Clark Secretarial Training Mr. S. C. Steinberg Merchandising Mrs. Dorothy McArthur Secretarial Training Plenty of practice will make each of these future secretaries perfect for the iob she looks forward to. 85 Y' is Mrs. Burnett Ellis Mr. Burnett Ellis I Chemistry Laboratory Geology The ioy of discovery is reflected in the smiles of Sandra Fly, Lucy Boyd, and Sara Bishop as they complete their chemistry experiments. Dr. Esther Stearn Chemistry, Hygiene Dr. J. Harold Long Biological Science Mr. R. Q. Macleay Mathematics 86 Ain't it purty! say Dr. Long and his biology students as they study starch crystals under the microscopes. Throwing auditory cues is important. No one knows better than does the psychology class of Mr. Roberts. Mr. Carl Roberts Psychology, Philosophy V , 1 Mr. Bert Smith Mr. William Winsteacl Miss Margaret History, Government Sociology, History, MClVlillUl'l Economics European History Libra rio n, Geography 1 ff , ' 6 i Mrs. Walter Gerard Mrs. Claud Drew Mrs. Mariette Perlman Mrs. Dorothy Holsinger Swimming Horsemanship DCIUCS PhY5lCUl Education 19 88 .gee executive beard Secretary, Jimmie Lou Crigler, and vice-president, Nancy Henny. Hall Presidents, left to right: Patty Holloway, Town Girls, Davene Carruth, Missouri, Betty Clark, St. Clair, Betty Lou Coombs, Cottagep Harriett Kallenbach, Hughes. President, Jane Canedy. The Student Government Association serves as a guide to Cathy in all phases of her student life. It coordinates the various activities on campus and heads several proiects of its own. This year it again sp-onsored a French girl through the ,Foster Parents Plan, and had charge of the Christmas Banquet. S.G.A. also sponsored the gift of the communion set to the chapel in memory of Dr. J. C. Miller. l Bottom row: Ann Gaddy, Kirby Johnson, Janie McCune, Mary Jean Den Id O lt O To raise funds for needy stu- dents all over the world, each year W.U.S. sponsors a night club dance complete with a floor show. The Tea House, this year's theme was characterized by Oriental decorations. Josie Matlock, vice-president of the senior class, was auto- matically chairman. The rest of the committee was elected by the Student Council. 90 u n Student Council, top row, left to right: Harriett Kallenbach, Cheryl Elbe, Linda Haynes, Connie Cline, Mrs. Dora Johnson Ksponsorj, Anna Merle Hornsby, Sandra LaFon. Second row: Nancy Hen- ney, Patty Jackson, Jane Canedy, Daphne Har- wood, Betty Lou Coombs, Miriam Reed, Renee Engelbrecht. Third row: Suzy Hale, Patty Hollo- way, Jimmie Lou Crigler, Josie Matlock, Davene Carruth-, Karen Hockaday, Wanda Erwin. Fourth row: Betty Clark, Janice Livingston, Gayle Snoddy, Jane Cato, ZoAnn Holt, Karen Walker. Fifth row: Ann Kirkman, Bettye Holder, Dinah Smith, Dorothy Isaac, Saundra Teasley, Anne Jacobs, Sara Bishop. ton, Karen Geer, Barbara Cooper. . ' l W.U.S. committee, top row, left to right: Mary McCorkindale, Anne Setzer, Jeannie Rafferty, Anne Holmes. Bottom row: Marilyn Morris, M. J. Rodgers, Mary Midden, Mrs. Dora Johnson fsponsorl, Josie Matlock Cchairmanj, Ann Nuckols. T enior class officer Leading the senior class in fulfulling its responsibili- ty of welcoming and watching over the iuniors were the senior class officers. Parties for the juniors, presentation of the class gift, the Senior Dance, Senior Picnic, Senior Banquet, and Com- mencement ceremonies were some of the numerous duties which kept these officers busy throughout the year. Junior officers: Annabelle Wilson, president, Joan Tottenham, vic president, Ann Williams, secretary. Senior officers: Patty Jackson, president, Debbie Williams, secre tary, Josie Matlock, vice-president. junior class officer In November, the iunior class proudly took its first step toward leadership in student affairs by elect- ing its class officers. The officers proved their ca- pabilities in many ways, among them the planning of the Junior Banquet. Few Cathies are untouched by the wholesome religious influence at Christian College, and for those who wish to take full advantage of opportunities for religious service comes membership in Vesper Board. Members are elected for their interest in religious activities and V their abilities which will enrich the Vesper Board Q program. W Planning weekly vespers and morning meditations and cooperating with Columbia's other student religious groups to make Religion in Life Week successful are important and time-consuming du. ties of Vesper Board members which yield rich rewards in religious growth. A special project of the Board this year was earning the money to buy a record player for the chapel. Vesper Board officers, left to right: Janie Kirk, secretary, Connie Cline, president, Butch Bassett, vice-president, Barbara Wilson, S.R.C. representative. Vesper Board, top row, left to right: Jane Canedy, Anne Setzer, Butch Bassett, Sally Hubbard, Sandra Crim, Nancy Blakey, Vivian Kay Williams, Beverly Burr, Betty Nan Carpenter, Connie Cline, Carolyn Wynn, Marthana Hamblin, Doris Rust, Barbara Wilson, Thelia Buck, Peggy Hope, Janet Carter, Betty Farris, Lucy Bo Wheeler. Second row: Lucy Boyd, M. J. Rodgers, Patty Jackson, Nancy Bittick, Martha Q'l?ell, Ann Lowrance, Karen Cavanah, Lu Ann Browning, Mrs. David Stis Csponsorj. Bottom row: Kaye Herrman, Ann Glazener, Vir- ginia Durrett, Janie Kirk, Carolyn Tipton, Bonnie Brackebusch, Gayle Snoddy, Addisu Richie. Above: Serving punch at the Christmas Formal is Twelfth Night sponsor, Mrs. David Stis. R'9l1t: The highlight of the evening, Anne Setzer singing The Christmas Song. Twelfth Night officers, left to right: Claire Hudgins, vice-president, Phyllis Whitesides, treasurer, M. J. Rodgers, secretary, and Mary Mc- Corkindale, president. Making every social event a memory is the task skillfully accomplished by the Twelfth Night officers. VWhether they are constructing a papier-mache scarecrow, making snow flakes, or covering a ceiling with crepe paper streamers, these hard workers are sure to arrive at the perfect atmos- phere for a dance, no matter what the season. Besides sponsoring the four formal dances, the organization sponsors the Paiama Party ancl Halloween Party, and plays Cupid through its exchange dinners and mixers. A 93 Doris Rust, editor-in-chief, and literary editor. Left: Addisu Richie, photography editor. Right: Nancy Blakey, layout assistant. college widow Fighting through a iumbled mass of pictures, carbon paper, triplicate layout sheets, proportion wheels, lists of correctly and incorrectly spelled names, rulers, typewriters, old yearbooks and various other articles was the often confused but ever determined Widow staff of 1957. As each successive deadline loomed ahead, editors and staff members worked and worried and finally saw their creation taking on a shape and personality all its own. Problem after problem was smoothed away. After many months April came, and the last of the pages went to the printer. The staff had only one more function, that of waiting anxiously for the final judgment and hoping for approval of you, the reader. wi - 94 Staff members, left to right: Adair Leopold and Carolyn Gore. Not pictured: Wanda Erwin, typist. Carolyn Hall, business manager. Janice Livingston, art editor. 5 Staff, standing left to right: Carolyn Busch, Barbara Harvey, Kaye Herrman, Peggy Hope, Sandra Lanz. Seated: Ann Glazener, Anita Abbott, ,Miss Dorothy Stout Csponsorl, Marilyn Morris. 95 1 Busy, busy, busy, were our newspaper editors and their staff. Publishing six issues a semester to cover every phase of campus life involved 0llQu'gg3 constant alertness, planning, and organizing on R 5 the part of the editors and a notebook in hand ,lnrislizm -l- nearly every minute for the reporters. Rewards came each two weeks, however, in the form of pleased readers and in the knowl- edge gained from experience. The Mike undertook two special proiects this year. The sale of Christian College Christmas cards resulted in a fund to be used in the redecoration of.the Mike-Widow room in the Conservatory. Perhaps to be- come a tradition was the selection of the seven best-dressed girls, who were introduced in the February 18 issue. Co-Editors, left: Miriam Reed. Right, sue Kirby. fl','i,3ff'f, 1f, H19 Vlilfx K. fY 'i' U14: lxmzwcr wma X Wuxi: ., i ...W V - NESS - 55 5 .ml i, gt ,Y rpp ,, Q! we M' 5 X 5 ,X left: Sue Tushingham, cartoonist. Right: Patty Mullow- ney, second semester copy editor. Microphone reporters, top row, left to right: Gail Lansclen, Adrienne Hudler, Kaye Herrman, Libby Neal. Bottom row: Ann Glazener, Alison MacGregor, Doris Collier, Sandra Lanz. - Y. 1 I Left: Beverly Blake, picture editor. Right: Marthana Hamblin, business manager. mio tmloot -Q information committee The forming of that very special friendship, the one between a big sister and a little sister, did not come about by accident. It was planned, after much study and consideration, by the members of the Student information Committee. Besides assigning big and little sister combina- tions, the committee meets new iuniors and helps them adjust to their new home. Through- out the year the members entertain visitors and give prospective Cathies insight into life at Christian. ' Student Information Committee, left to right: Sandra Sylvester, Betty ,Nan Carpenter Cchairmanj, Janice Livingston, Anne Ridgeway, - Anne Setzer. orioototioo oommittoo Orientation Committee, top row, left to right: Mary McCorkindale, Nancy Henney, Patty Holloway, Mrs. Dora Johnson tspon- sori, Betty Clark, Harriett Kallenbach, Davene Carruth. Bottom row: Phyllis Whitesides, Connie Cline, Suzy Hale tchairmani, Jimmie Lou Crigler,.Patty Jackson, Jane Canedy. C I The Orientation Committee keeps i u n i o r s busy during their first week of college with activities designed to ac- quaint them with the college and with each other. Some of the traditional events planned by the committee are the Pajama Party, Faculty Re- ception, Convocation, the first mixer, and the after-dinner coffees given throughout the year. 98 o g 'EQ' Phi Theta Kappa officers, left to right: Nancy Miller, vice-presidentf Peggy Hope, secretaryp Mary Jane Showalter, presidentp Janie Gallo- way, treasurer. phi theta kappa Midnight oil burned brightly through the year as stu- dents worked toward that ever inspiring goal, mem- bership in Phi Theta Kappa, national honorary schol- arship fraternity for iunior colleges. This recognition came to those who were in the upper ten per cent of their class. ln meetings this year plans to redecorate the chapter room were under consideration, but no definite ar- rangements were made. The topic, 'What is the part of the American woman? was discussed by a series of speakers. Traditions of Phi Theta-the formal tea, the Phi Theta Breakfast, and dinner with Evelyn Milli- gan Jones-were also a part of the organization's pxopram, which is sponsored by Miss Margaret Mc- : an. Phi Theta Kappa, top row, left to right: Nancy Miller, Peggy Hope, Mary Jane Showalter, Anne Holmes, Adrienne Hudler, Sandra Lanz, Har riett Kallenbach, Marta Morr, Nancy Peoples, Karen Walker. Second row: Patricia Westerfield, Jane Smith, Gail Lansden, Nancy Lewis Linda Rowland, Sunya Alexander, Marsha Essex, Janet Carter, Patty Jackson, Connie Cline, Jane Canedy. Bottom row: Nancy Henney Rosemary Fuller, Peggy Howard, Ann Stapel, Jean Winkelmeyer, Sara Bishop, Carolyn Hall, Janie Galloway, Terry Mann, Doris Rust. Not Pictured: Sally Hubbard, Debby Owen, Rosalee Bowdish, Patty Mullowney, Ann Kirkman, Jimmie Lou Crigler, Julianne Steavenson. I Alpha Pi Epsilon, top row, left to right: Sue Austene, Sandra Sylvester, Mary Jane Showalter, Bonnie Brackebusch, Wanda Erwin, Ann Williams, Thelia Buck, Frances Naxera. Bottom row: Caroline Chelf, Lois Jean Trumbo fsecretary and treasurerl, Con- nie Shoner lpresidentl, Jan Phelps Cvice-presidentj, Janice Bodenhausen. Not Pictured: Sarah Little, Judy Dallmeyer, Deborah Owen, Jimmie Lou Crigler. beta beta beta Finishing a project of many many years was an accomplishment of this year's Beta Beta Beta members. Food sales, which were originated by this organization three years ago, finally resulted in a fund large enough to finance the binding of its constitution and order of initiation in four gold-lettered, scarlet leather volumes. Music majors who maintain a B average in all courses are honored by membership in Beta Beta Beta. lt encourages participation in music activities by sponsoring Tuesday night recitals in which all students taking music lessons must perform. 'IOO alpha pi ep ilon Cathies with the attributes of successful secretaries are chosen to membership in Alpha Pi Epsilon. This honorary organiza- tion, which requires members to have o B- average in all subiects and two courses in commercial work, strives to develop char- acter, leadership, intelligence, common sense, and skill in the secretarial field. lt also works to professionalize the status of college-trained secretaries. Mrs. Dorothy McArthur is the sponsor. V 1 i 1 1 Beta Beta Beta, standing left to right: Kay Williams isecretaryl, Renee Engelbrecht, Betty Farris, Patricia Westerfield, Anita Norman, Mae Beth Coe, Betty Nan Carpenter fvice-presidentj. Seated: Martha O'Dell Cpresidentj, Nancy Bittick Ctreasurerl. delta eta ehi Honoring Darwin, Einstein, and 'Curie in its name, Delta Eta Chi encourages in- terest and scholarship in science. To be- come a member of this organization, one must have clone superior work in thirteen hours of pure science and satis- factory work in all other courses. Spon- sors are Dr. Harold Long and Dr. Esther Stearn. Delta Psi Omega members and officers, left to right: Betty Lou Coombs, vice- President, Charlene Martin, president, Shirley Perry, secretary and treasurer. li S f v s l. A 1 Si 3 -Qs e ., ei -W P N35 i Delta Eta Chi, ,left to right: Anne Ridgeway, Patty Jackson, Peggy Howard, Connie Clene Bonnie Brackebusch, Nancy Miller. Not pictured: Sally Hubbard. della p i omega Reward to worthy students for their participa- tion in the plays and other productions of the college drama department is membership in Delta Psi Omega. Those eligible must attain average scholarship and earn fifteen points representing participation in any field of dra- matic work. Members help with assemblies and plays and try to stimulate interest in dramatics. Mrs. Helen McTurnan sponsors the group. 'lOl Q fs We R , 4' e .Q ,-.53 phi delta delta Recognizing artistic and academic achieve- ment and providing campus leadership in ar- tistic endeavors are the purposes of Phi Delta Delta. This year the members took a weekend edu- cational trip to Kansas City-visiting the mu- seums, the Nelson Art Gallery, the Art Insti- tute, and the Hallmark Card Company. To help finance this trip, the group made and sold Valentine silhouettes of the couples at the Valentine Dance. They also took a sketch trip to Devil's Ice Box in the fall. Sponsors of the organization are Mr. Ned Etheridge and Mr. Sidney Larson. Phi Delta Delta, top row, left to right: Janie Galloway, Ann Nuckols, Rosemary Fuller, Claire Hudgins lpresidentj, Adair Leopold, Sandra Addison, Carol Mef- ford lsecretary and treasurerj, Nancy-Jones. Bottom row: Janice Livingston, Marta Morr, Cheryl Elbe, Shirley Agnew. Not pictured: Sue Tushingham lvice- presidentl, Betty Jane Doran. ' igma phi Qilllllllilf Sending CARE packages to'French, Ger- man, and Spanish speaking families is one of the ways Sigma Phi Gamma pro- motes good will in other countries. The organization, under the sponsorship -of Mrs. Lawrence Hepple, Mrs. Hortense Davison, and Mrs. .Malcolm Perryman, encourages a high standard of scholar- ship and continued study of the modern languages and develops interest in the literature and civilization of other peo- ples. - ' Those eligib-le must have a B average in ten hours or an advanced course of a foreign language and a C average in all other courses. 102 Sigma Phi Gamma, top row, left to right: Nancy Henney, Margaret VanMeter, Carolyn Wynn, 'Jeannie Rafferty, Nancy Lewis, Ann Lowrance. Second row: Peggy Hope, Har- riett Kallenbach, .Anne Holmes, Mary Jane Showalter, Janie Galloway, Nancy Miller. Bot- tomQ row: Patty Jackson, Carolyn Hall, Jane Smith lvice-presidentl, Peggy Howard lpre- sidentj, Sally Old lsecretary and treasurerl, Linda Rowland, Margaret Park,'Jane Can- edy. Not pictured: Doris Rust, Sally Hubbard, Glenna Copeland, Eva Graves, Sandra LaFon. ' - carving team captain The responsibilities of guiding thir- ty-two frightened iuniors through their first few days of serving and of seeing that every meal of the year is put on the tables with the utmost ,efficiency are accepted cheerfully by the' Serving Team Captains, who must also maintain an atmosphere of congeniality in the dining room. Team Captains elect their succes- sors each spring on the basis of leadership qualities and enioyment of the type of work involved. Team Captains, standing left to right: Nancy Bittick, Karen Hockaday, Nancy Henney, Mrs. Mau rice Wightman Csponsorl, Betty Nan Carpenter, Jean Ford, Peggy Howard. Seated: Judy Ball, Ad disu Richie, Butch Bassett. The team captains enioy their annual Christmas party. 103 modeling nlnb The desire to improve both personality and appearance caused nearly one half of Christian's student body to ioin and participate in the largest club on campus, Modeling Club. The pictures on the opposite page il- lustrate the many ways in which club members worked together to make their organization a success. 1o4l if Modeling Club officers, left to right: Lou Baker, secretary, Gail Godfrey, treas- urer, Betty Nan Carpenter, president, Janice Livingston, vice-president. Number 'l, a setting is prepared for a fashion show. Number 2, girls dress for the show and wait their turn to model. Number 3, models go up- the stairs and on to the stage. Number 4, a scrapbook is started by the club to keep a record of its activities. Number 5, left to right: Sally Old, Annabelle Wilson, Sandy Becker, and Mary Lynn Jordan give weekly instruction on hair styling and other aspects of personal appearance. Number 6, dining room models receive applause for their performance. ' Number 7, Carolyn Hall begins the Tuesday eve- ning modeling in the dining room. Number 8, left to right: Bettye Holder, Anne Set- zer, and Lu Ann Browning pose for a fashion show. modeling elnh queen Betty Nan Carpenter was not only pres- ident of Modeling Club, but was also the living example of what a model should be. Thus she was chosen by members as the girl who contributed most to Modeling Club this year. ,,.fff 'f -, ,WN f X X Ei K Th? 'sz li C . S X xxxx sg w -SX xg. P , X N, ba kelball all- lars The Basketball All-Stars are selected from the group of p-layers who partic- ipated in the intramural games. ulty-student games and Awards Day, when the best all-round athlete and the best in each sport are given rec- ognition. Basketball All-Stars, top row, left to right: Lucy Boyd, Wilma Peters, Mary McCorkin- dale, ZoAnn Holt, Myrna Sherrill, Elizabeth Morris, Jean Ford, Nancy Newell, Linda Moore, Betty Clark, Sue Austene. Bottom row: Beverly Burr, Marian Klingbeil freferee from M.U.l, Janice Bodenhausen. W.il.il. W.A.A., top row, left to right: Mrs. Dorothy Holsinger Csponsorl, Carol Dille, Annette Carpenter, Nancy Miller, Mary Beth Ball, Myrna Sherrill, Mary McCorkindale, Carolyn Wynn, Jean Ford, Elizabeth Morris, Nancy Newell, Louella Baker, Betty Nan Carpenter, Betty Clark, Ann Gaddy, Jane Logan. Second row: Janice Mills, Patty Holloway, ZoAnn Holt, Lucy Boyd, Davene Carruth, Pat Milner, Janet Carter, Marty Middleton, Wilma Peters, Saundra Teasley, Linda Milam, Betsy Eades, Jo Ann Dobbs, Patty Jackson, Julia Hopkins, Stephanie McClain. Bottom row: 'Sandra Renfrow, Janie Pierce, Janice Bodenhausen lvice-presidentl, Sue Austene, Beverly Burr lsec- retaryl, Phyllis Whitesides lpresidentj, Doris Epperson ltreasurerl, Janie Galloway, Nancy Blakey, Carolyn Gore, Addisu Richie. W.A.A. sponsors intramural and fac- -df athletic queen Beverly Burr, who ' showed outstanding skill in many sports, won the affection and admiration of WAA members and was their choice for best athlete and best sport. Dolphins officers: Suzy Hale, treasurer, Jane Smith, secretary, Nancy Smith, president, Debbie Williams, director of the water show, Butch Bassett, vice-president, Mrs. Sue Gerard, sponsor. Dolphins, top row, left to right: Dorothy lsaac, Judy Elsberry, Cheryl Elbe, Jane Smith, Nancy Smith, Debbie Williams, Mary Beth Ball, Sharon Butcher, Suzy Hale, Betty Clark, Julia Bradshaw. Second row: Ludie Irvin, Adair Leopold, linda Milam,,Ann Gaddy, Terry Mann, Pat Gordon, Mrs. Sue Gerard Qsponsorl, Sandra LaFon, Dottie Jordan, Pat Milner, Con- nie Cline, Sally Old, Claire Hudgins. Bottom row: Butch Bassett, Josie Matlock, Martha Booth, Carolyn Hall, Mary Midden, Joan Tottenham, Roylynne Duhrsen, Barbara Klein, Lucy Boyd. J K A The Dolphins work to promote interest in all forms strokes and synchronized swimming skills. of recreational swimming, including water ballet, ' Reflections in Gold was the theme of the annual diving, racing, and water sports. Tryouts are held water show, which gave everyone a chance to see each semester and are based on basic swimming the skills these swimmers have accomplished. IQ, f 'iv Debbie Williams was chosen by her fellow Dolphins to represent their ideals of aquatic excellence. As junior soloist in the 1956 Water Show and as director of the 'I957 Water Show, she contributed to the organization not only her swimming talent but also the spirit and enthusiasm which is a part of her personality. t 109 Riding Club is composed of students enrolled in riding classes.. Among the club's many activities is a trip to Kentucky each spring to visit the horse farms there. The Club also attends local sales and has several dinners during the year. Coaching Club is made up of Cathies who teach riding to classes of town children. .f ! Center: Mrs. Claud Drew. Riding Club officers, left, top to bottom: Betty Clark, president, Margaret Van Meter, vice-president, Beth Bittick secretary-treasurer, Libby Neal, local reporter. Coaching Club officers, right, top to bottom: Betty Fawkes, president, Janet Carter, vice president, Nancy Callahan, secretary-treasurer, Bunny Simmons, reporter for national magazines. 110 , with'- Riding Club style show, top row, left to right: Marilyn Beckman, Nancy Callahan, Janet Carter. Second row: Beth Bittick, Margaret Van Meter, Leslie Simmons, Betty Fawkes. Third row: Peggy Hope, Rosalee Top: Maryann Wilson on Fanny, a Morgan mare, Bot- Bowdish, Carolyn Hall, Julia Hopkins. Bottom row: Maryann Wilson, tom: Betty Fawkes on Silver Venus, a five-gaited mare. Virginia Mdnfifef MVS- Drew, BGTYY Clark, MGVY Ellen i'ien Y- Julia Hopkins on Thumbelina, a five- Qcited mare. il' ' Nancy Callahan on Cynthia Sue, a three-gaited mare. Dorothy Cox on Hired Hand, a quarter horse. , l l 'l ull: we fr 31 howling club Bowling Club, top row, left to right: Nancy Henney, Annette Carpenter, Marty Middleton, Nancy Miller, Carol Dille, Betty Gillette, Anne Jacobs, Dorothy Goodson, Mary Beth Ball, Myrna Sherrill, Susan Hempel, Anne Holmes, Deanna Wolf. Bottom row: Gwyn Fiser, Tardy Briggs, Ludie lrvin, Linda Milam, Wilma Peters, Linda Moore fvice-presidentj, Davene Carruth fpresidentj, Lu Gragg, Bunny Maupin, Janice Bodenhausen, Nan Hall, Addisu Richie. The Bowling Club meets each Saturday at Mizzou Bowl where several teams compete. Each spring the best bowler is presented a trophy. The junior-senior game is also sponsored by the club. PEMs is composed of all physical education majors. The members assist in physical education classes and serve as officials at basketball, volleyball, and hockey games and at swimming meets, thus becoming better acquainted with teaching duties. T f , , , 4 5 , l 1 1 T PEMs, left to right: ZoAnn Holt, Janie Pierce, Sandra Renfrow, Betty Clark, Doris Epperson, Myrna Sherrill, Linda Milam, Phyllis Whitesides, Marty Middleton, Mary Beth Ball. 112 Senior team, top row, left to. right: Mary McCorkindale, Carolyn Wynn, Nancy Miller, Doris Epperson, Ann- ette Carpenter, Jean Ford, Lucy Boyd. Bottom row: Nancy Blakey, Phyllis Whitesides, Davene Carruth, Beverly Burr fcaptainl, Betsy Eades, Janie Galloway, Patty Jackson, Patty Holloway, Addisu Richie. Junior team, left to right: Janice Boclenhausen, Karen Geer, Janie Pierce, Sandra Renfrow, Elizabeth Morris, ZoAnn Holtfcaptainl, Myrna Sherrill, Stephanie Mc- Clain, Janice Mills, Sue Austenez ' J ll3 Golf Team, left to right: Jane Canedy, Linda Moore, ZoAnn Holt, Jane Smith, Anne Ridgeway. Giving that added bit of en- thusiasm to the cheering sections at the iunior-senior games were the Cheerleaders, who were elected 'by the student body at the beginning of their iunior year. golf team Because of theiinterest shown in golf this year, a team was organized. The team played several tournaments with other colleges. jr.- r. cheerleader Cheerleaders,,left to right: Gwain Branson, junior, Addisu Richie, senior, Carolyn Hall, senior Jo Ann Dobbs, iuniof. Archery Club, left to right: Barbara Harvey, Sandy Sylvester, Carolyn Gore, Betty Nan Carpenter, Suzanne Deats. The Archery Club, organized and instructed by Carolyn Gore, played matches with Stephens and Mis- souri University girls. double extette and enior trio Twelve lovely ladies and twelve lovely voices constitute one of Christian's most outstanding groups, the Double Sextette. Members are chosen for their vocal abil- ity and their outgoing personalities. Their work on campus and in the com- munity of Columbia does much to pro- mote good will through song. The Sextette had two competent directors this year, Mrs. Carla Harris the first se- mester and Mrs. Thomas Ritchie second semester. The Senior Trio is chosen from the Dou- ble Sextette and is directed by Miss Gen- eva Youngs. Senior Trio, left to right: Doris Fredde, accompanist, Martha O'Dell, Mary Jo Fox, and Nancy Bittick, C p Double Sextette, left to right: Mrs. Carla Harris, director, Carolyn Tipton, accompanist, Mae Beth Coe, Anne Setzer, betty Farris, Janne Kirk, Mary Jo Fox, Martha O'Dell, Nancy Bittick, Linda Offutt, Gwen Gray, Charlene Martin, Betty Nan Carpenter, Rita Wetzel. choral club Choral Club, the largest vocal group on campus, is made up of girls who enioy singing together. The club's two programs each year, theChristmas Program and the Spring Concert, have become traditional events at Christian. The organization had two sponsors this year, Mrs. Carla Harris, first semester, and Mrs. Thomas Ritchie, second semester. ll6 it. Cecilia Girls interested in good music are welcome to join the St. Cecelia Club. lt stimulates interest in music through progmms by members and visiting artists. During the year members sold food at various times to start a record library. From this Ii. brary girls will be able to rent classical and light operatic records. During the Christmas season St. Cecelia spon. sored the Christmas Assembly and went caroling at the hospitals and nursing homes in Columbia. St. Cecilia officers, left to right: Mrs. Lina Berrier, sponsor, Mary Lynn Jordan, publicity chairman, Janice Bodenhausen, secretary and treasurer, Janie Kirk, president. Not pictured: Nancy Bittick, vice-president. , l 1 Choral Club officers, left to right: Martha O'Dell, president, Sandrd Lanz, secretary, Mrs. Thomas Ritchie, sponsor. iniwnational relation club Projects such as collecting fundsfor Hun- garian students and providing money for hymnals to be used in India were sponsored by the International Relations Club. This group was also instrumental in bringing many interesting speakers to our auditorium. A Members learn of happenings in local, national, and international affairs. Officers: fleftb Nancy Blakey, vice-presi- dent, Cheryl Elbe, president. W - C Officers, left to right: M. J. Rodgers, vice-president, Pat Gordon, secretary, Betty Lou Coombs, president. drama guild Among the activities of Drama Guild this year were learning about stage make-up, making scenery, and constructing props. After each of the plays, the group held the traditional strike party entertaining members of the cast and crew. Requirements for membership are an interest in drama and the willingness to devote time and talents to its many projects. M1 ,,,.......-----1 I ..,.,....--'W i Home Economics Club officers, standing, left to right: Rosalee Bow dish, treasurer, Beverly Colliflower, president, Janice Livingston vice-president. Seated: Jane Cato, secretary. The Art Club was originated this year by Mr. Edward Etheridge and those students who wished to learn about and correlate all of the fine arts. Meetings included programs on music, painting, dancing, and drama. A trip to the KOMU Television Studio en- lightened members in the ways that fine arts are brought to us through television. Beta Beta Tau officers, left to right: Jackie Wright, vice-president, Wanda Erwin, president, Beverly Harris, secretarv. home economic club The Individual, as the theme for Home Eco- nomics Club activities this year, provided the subiect for many interesting meetings. Cook- ing demonstrations, a talk on the religion of the individual, and advice on wardrobe selec- tion were among the program topics planned to help each member become a better home- maker. Other activities included the annual children's Christmas party and the club's spring picnic. Art Club officers, left to right: Beverly Fitz- gerel, secretary, Claire Hudgins, president Sandy.Becker, vice-president, Janie Galloway tr' Business is a pleasure, say mem- bers of Beta Beta Tau, who are sec- retarial students at Christian. They exemplify this statement through various discussions about the busi- ness world and through visits to business firms. This year Kansas City firms were honored by visits of inquisitive Beta Beta Tau members. I french club It is not necessary to parler francais in .order to belong to- the French club, but members are interested in the customs and culture of France. With theAaid of speakers, using both the English and French languages, the girls have acquired a better understanding of France. Through slides and speakers' personal experiences, they have seen much of the country's beauty. l In March the club .sponsored a dinner, complete with French atmosphere and French- food. , French Club officers, standing: Ann Glazener, secretary, Bonnie Brackebusch, president, Virginia Mclntire, vice-president. Seated: Mrs. Hortense Davison, spon- SOI'. NX pani h club Spanish Club members stimulate interest in the Spanish-speaking countries through slides and lectures. Every year the members of this organization send Christmas pinatas to the crippled children's hospital, -Cerebral Palsey Clinic, and local nur- series. Also an annual affair is the Mexican Din- ner, at which Mexican food is served and Mexi- can eating habits utilized. Mrs. Lawrence Hepple sponsors the club. Spanish Club officers, left to right: Carolyn Hall, vice-presi- dent, Sally Old, president, Margaret VanMeter, treasurer Gwain Branson, secretary. 119 I pre ident' club Presidentfs Club is comprised of the pre- sidents of all the clubs on campus. Each year they present a Personal Presence program dealing with etiquette. This year they sponsored an all-school sere- nade for Dr. Freeman and his family. One must be related to a former Chris- tian College student in order to obtain membership in the Lineage Club. Of- ficers are selected with respect to length of lineage and the date of the relative's attendance. Members seek to perpetuate the mem- ories and traditions of Christian. President's Club, top row, left to right: Betty Nan Carpenter, Mary Jane Showalter, Mary McCorkindale, Cheryl Elbe. Second Row: Beverly Colliflower, Charlene Martin, Connie Shoner. Third row: Connie Cline, Janie Kirk, Nancy Smith. Fourth row: Wanda Erwin, Betty Lou Coombs, Daphne Harwood, Peggy Howard. Fifth row: Jane Canedy, Patty Jackson, Harriett Kallenbach. Bottom row: Julie Clark, Claire Hudgins, Betty Clark, Sally Old Cpresidentl, Martha O'Dell, Davene Carruth, Bonnie Brackebusch. ll lineage Club, top row, left to right: Lu Ann Browning, Anne Jacobs, Dinah Smith, Ann Kirkman, Nancy Smith, Lincld Haynes, Annette Carpenter, Nancy Miller, Gracile Pigmon, Anna Merle Hornsby, Miriam Reed. Second row: Janice Livingston, Kirby Johnson, Connie Shoner, Carolyn Ford, Virginia Durrett, Mary Carolyn Trent, Barbara Harvey, Judy Mitchell, Bonnie Brackebusch, Betsy Mix, Tanya Rector, Betty Clark, Suzy Hale. Bottom row: Julianne Steavenson. Ann Stephens, Martha Boothe, Janie Kirk, Julie Clark fpresidentl, M. A. Gray, Anne Ridgeway, Pharra Newsom, Josie Matlock, Patty Jackson, Harriett Kallenbach, Addisu Richie. T20 I ,Q ML .E -Q , A xy idle' K ,N .,--f I ,Ma 4-Ov sxaagcxxxxxxaxx x res Judy Gentry is looking forward to eating one of the delicious charcoal broiled steaks being pre- pared for her on the grill at the MOON VALLEY VILLA on Fulton Road. For your private parties, look to the MOON VALLEY VILLA. g Ann Stephens is shown admiring the shoe at C. B. MILLER'S SHOES, 800 Broadway, and trying to decide just which pair she wants. Many Cathies find they can fill all their shoe needs here. Oh, which dress to buy? Marta Morr and Jane Cato are trying to decide among all the beautiful dresses at GARLAND'S, located at 20 South Ninth Street. index ol indent' alivitie The following is a list including the name of every student who finished the 1956-57 school year at Chr-istian College, her home town, and the organizations in which she participated. If she is in a picture of an organization, is an officer or a queen, a page number will follow the name of the organization or title. A 1 signifies participation in the iunior year and a 2 in the senior year. An asterisk denotes a senior. -A- Abbott, Anita, Huntington, Ind.: College Widow staff, p. 95, Model- ing Club, Drama Guild, French Club, Beta Beta Tau, Art Club, Tennis Team. Adamek, Elizabeth, Olathe, Kan., Modeling Club. Addison, Sandy, Salem, Mo.: Phi Delta Delta, p. 102, Modeling Club, Art Club. Agnew, Shirleyf, Louisville, Ky.: Phi Delta Delta 2, p. 102, Spanish Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, publicity chairman 2, Inter- national Relations 2, Art Club 2, Drama Production Crew 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2, Visual Aids Staff. Albright, Lucy, Lexington, Ky., Modeling Club. Aldridge, Darlenef, Midland, Tex.: Modeling Club 1, Choral 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, Home Economics Club 2, Beta Beta Tau 2, International Relations 1. Alexarrdgr, Sunny, Ft. Worth, Tex.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Spanish C u . Alford, Kay, Eldon, Mo. Alford, Sallyf, Boulder, Colo.: Modeling Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Dolphins 1, 2, Room Decoration Winner 1. -Ashby, Pat , Madisonville, Ky.: Student Council- 1, 2, Home' Eco- ' nomics Club 1, International Relations 2. Austene, Sue, Hallsville, Mo.: Alpha Pi Epsilon, p. 100, WAA, p. 106, Choral, Beta Beta Tau, Lineage Club, Hockey Team, p. 113, Volleyball Team, Basketball Team, All Star Team, p. 106. Baker, Lou, Ft. Worth, Tex.: WAA, p. 10-6, Modeling Club, secretary, p. 104, French Club, Art Club. Ball, Judy , Ewing, Mo.: WAA 1, Team Captain 2, p. 103, Modeling Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2. Ball, Mary Beth, Ft. Worth, Tex.: WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, Dolphins, p. 108, PEMs, p. 112, Bowling Club, p. 112. Bassett, Butch , Memphis, Tenn.: Vesper Board 1, vice-president 2, p. 92, WAA 1, 2, Team Captain 2, p. 103, Modeling- Club 1, Choral 1, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, chairman 2, Junior Halloween Queen, Missouri Hall Social Chairman, I Junior Co-director of Water Show, College Widow Queen 2. Beall, Cissy , Ft. Smith, Ark.: Spanish Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, Riding Club 1. Becker, Sandy ', Barrington, Ill.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Hall Leader 2, Home Economics 2, International Relations 1, Art Club, vice-president 2, p. 118. Bedsworth, Delores, Columbia, Mo.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Beta Beta Tau. Beeler, Beverlyf, Salem, Mo.: Modeling Club 2, Drama Guild 1, Home Economics Club 2, International Relations 1, Religion ln Life Week Committee 1. Belcher, DeAun, Shumaker, Ark.: Spanish Club. Best, Maxine, Royal Oak, Mich.: Dance Club. Bishop, Sara, Hannibal, Mo.: Student Council, p. 90, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Modeling Club. Bittick, Beth, Springfield, Mo.: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, Choral, Riding Club, p. 111, secretary, p. 110, Coaching Club, p. 110, Drama Productions Crew, Lineage Club, p. 120. Bittick, Nancy , Springfield, Mo.: Student Council 1, Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, Beta Beta Beta 1, treasurer 2,'p. 100, Team Cap- tain 2, p. 103, Choral 1, 2, Double Sextette 1, 2, p. 115, Christian College Trio 2, p. 115, St. Cecelia 1, vice-president 2, p. 116, Instrumental Ensemble 1, Organ Guild 1, Religion ln Life Week Committee 1, chairman 2. Blake, Beverly , Pauls Valley, Okla.: Microphone staff, picture ed- itor 2, p. 97, Modeling Club 1, International Relations 1. Blakey, Nancy F, Louisville, Ky.: Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, College Widow 1, layout assistant 2, p. 94, WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Model- ing Club 1, International Relations vice-president 2, p. 117, , Hockey Team 2, All Star Team, p. 113, Basketball Team 2, State Club President of Kentucky 2, Religion ln Life Week Committee 1, chairman 2, St. Clair Valentine Queen 2. Bodenhousen, Janice, Lathrop, Mo.: Alpha Pi Epsilon, p. 100, WAA vice-president, p. 106, Modeling Club, Choral, St. Cecelia, secretary-treasurer, p. 116, Beta Beta Tau, Bowling Club, p. 112, Hockey Team, All Star Team, p. 113, Basketball Team, All-Star Team, p. 106, Room Decoration Winner, Junior Talent Show Winner. Boone, Glenda, Tyronza, Ark.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club. ' Boothe, Martha , Memphis, Tenn.: WAA 1, 2: Modeling Club 1, St. Cecelia Club 1, Riding Club 1, 2, Dolphins 2, p. 108, In- ternational Relations 1, 2, Art Club 2, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120. Bowdish, Rosalee, Centerville, la.: Student Council, p. 90, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Home Economics Club treasurer, p. 118, Riding Club, p. 111, International Re- lations, Lineage Club. 1 Boyd, Luciannf, Wianno, Mass.: Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Modeling Club 1, 2, French Club 1, Dolphins 2, p. 108, Hockey 'Team 1, 2. All Star Team, p. 115, Volleyball Team 2, Basketball Team 2, Softball Team 1, 2, Archery Team 2, Cosmopolitan State President, Religion In Life Week Com- mittee Chairman 2, Athletic Manager of Missouri Hall 2, As- sembly Committee 2. Brackebusch, Bonniei, Auburn, Ill.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, Delta Eta Chi 2, p. 101, Alpha Pi Epsilon 2, p. 100, French Club 1, president 2, p. 119, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Presidents Club 2, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120, Religion In Life Week Com- mittee chairman 2. Bradshaw, Julia, Dyersburg, Tenn.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Riding Club, p. 111, Dolphins, p. 108. Bram, Barbara, Hamilton, Mo.: Modeling Club, Bowling Club, p. 112. Branson, Gwain, Clarksville, Tenn.: Student Council, p. 90, Model- ing Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Cheerleader, p. 114. Briggs, Tardy , Huntington, Ind.: Delta Psi Omega 2, Modeling Club 1, Drama Guild 1, 2, Drama Productions Crew, 2, Bowl-. ing Club 2, p. 112. Brodkorb, Clarice, Columbus, O.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, - Religion In Life Week Committee. Browning, LuAnn, Gainesville, Tex.: Vesper Board, p. 92, Modeling Club, Choral, St. Cecelia Club, Lineage Club, p. 120, Religion In Life Week Committee, co-chairman. Bryan, Jane, Seminole, Okla.: Modeling Club, French Club, Home Economics Club, Bowling Club. Buchanan, Ann, Ft. Smith, Ark., Modeling Club. Buck, Thelia, Branson, Mo.: Vesper Board, p. 92, Alpha Pi Epsilon, p. 100, Modeling Club, Choral, Beta Beta Tau, Religion In Life Week Committee co-chairman. Burr, Beverlyf, King City, Mo.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, WAA 1, sec- retary 2, p.,106, PEMs 1, Hockey Team 1, 2, All-Star Team 1, 2, captain 2, p. 113, Basketball Team 1, 2, All Star Team 1, 2, captain 2, p. 106, Religion In Life Week Committee, Athletic Queen 2. Busch, Carolyn, Jefferson City, Mo.: College Widow staff, p. 95, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, International Relations, Art Club, Bowling Club, Religion In Life Week Committee. . 123 i c!jsl,c!!Jl5c5 l.l!!I1JI l.If1lql!.!-isfcliiai' as X me f is E S S s i 'Fx Which pair? wonders Dinah Smith as Harold Thompson assists her at GENE GLENN'S SHOE STORE, 910 Broadway. The shop features Tweedie, Jacqueline, Town and Country, and Sandler of Boston. A bouquet of roses to put in her little sister's room next fall is what ZoAnn Holt suggests to Kay Herrman at ALLEN'S FLORISTS, 205 South Ninth Street. V-ff-ig ARROW HEAD MOTEL is the Motel ot the Future. It is located at 1427 Highway 40 East and includes 29 modern units and a beautiful bridal suite with telephones, air-conditioning, T.V., and steam heat. It is recommended by Duncan Hines and is Congress approved. Phone G12-1141. iiiibix QXXQQQQQQXQEQQQQiigkgQQXQXQXXQQQQQQEQQQXQQQQQQQ SSiiiigsiiiikkssiiixSSSSSSSSSQSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSRS 1 3: '- XXNNX SSS ssssssssa r s. Carolyn Gore and Adair Leopold take their clean- ing to SUDDEN SERVICE DRIVE-IN Cleaners and Shirt Laundry Phone GI2-6107 114 South Eighth Street Columbia, Missouri P L ssssssissss s Sandra Lantz. in her Park Lane Deb of silk and cotton, knows that Columbia's smartest shop for ,women is SUZANNE'S. Phone GI3-7484 Warren Dalton, Proprietor ou trust its quality IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY Ol' THE COCA-COLA COMPANY XC ESSSESSESSSSQSSQ QSSSSQQCQQQ X xN.Xxx xxxqxwxxx mx QSQNNNSQ ggggggssgsSssssssssgssssssws Butcher, Sharon, Camp Zama, Japan, St. Cecelia Club, Modeling Club, Dolphins, p. 108, Bowling Club. Byers, Patsyf, Columbia, Mo.: Modeling Club 2, Choral 1, 2, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2. -C- Callahan, Nancyf, Charleston, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, Riding Club 1, 2, p. 111, Coaching Club 1, secretary-treasurer, 2, p. 110. Canedy, Janef, Springfield, Mo.: Student Council 1, 2, p. 90, Stu- dent Government Association, president 2, p. 89, Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, p. 99, Modeling Club 1, 2, Harmony Clef 1, Instrumental Ensemble 1, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Golf Team 1, 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2. Carpenter, Annette , Greenwood, Mo.: WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120, Bowling Club 2, p. 112, Hockey Team 2, p. 113. 1 Carpenter, Betty Nan , Ft. Worth, Tex.: Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, Beta Beta Beta 1, vice-president 2, p. 100, WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Student Information Committee chairman 2, p. 98, Team Captain 2, p. 103, Modeling Club vice-president 1, president 2, p. 104 and 105, Drama Guild' 1, 2, Choral 1, 2, Double Sextette, 1, 2, p., 115, St. Cecelia Club 1, 2, secretary-treasurer 1, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Art Club 2, Drama Productions Crew 2, Presidents Club- 2, p. 120, Archery Team 2, p. 114, Room Decoration Winner 1, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2, Junior Talent Show Winner 1, Best Dressed Girl 2, Junior Musicianship Award 1, Variety Show 1, Modeling Club Queen. Carruth, Davene , Seminole, Okla.: Student Council 2, p. 90, Mis- souri Hall President 2, p. 89, College Widow staff 2, WAA 2, p. 106, Orientation Committee 1, Modeling Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 2, Presidents Club, p. 120, Bowling Club 1, president 2, p. 112, Hockey Team 1. ' Carter, Janet, Salisbury, Mo.: Vesper Board, p. 92, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, Riding Club, p. 111, Coaching Club, vice-president, p. 110, Room Decoration Win- ner, Religion In Life Week Committee. Castleberry, Sue, Clarkton, Mo., International Relations. Cato, Jane, Wichita Falls, Tex.: Student Council, p. 98, Modeling Club, Drama Guild, Home Economics Club secretary, p. 90, Drama Production Crew. Cavanah, Karen , Aledo, Ill.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, Choral 1, 2, St. Cecelia Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2, Students Religious Council, 1, 2. Chapman, Edna, Oklahoma City, Okla.: Modeling Club, Interna- tional Relations, Art Club, Volleyball Team. Chasteen, Sandraf, Macon, Mo.: Choral 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2. Chelf, Caroline, Lebanon, Ky.: Alpha Pi Epsilon, p. 100, Modeling Club, Drama Guild, Beta Beta Tau. Chock, Joan, Honolulu, Hawaii, St. Cecelia Club. Christman, Ritaf, Columbia, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, Choral 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2. Christopher, Kay, Ft. Worth, Tex.: Modeling Club, Art Club. Clark, Betty , Clarksville, Ark.: Student Council 2, -p. 90, St. Clair Hall President 2, p. 89, WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Orientation Com- mittee 2, p. 98, Modeling Club 1, 2, Riding Club 1, president 2, p. 111, Coaching Club 1, 2, p. 110, Dolphins 1, 2, p. 108, PEMs 1, 2, p. 112, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120, Basketball Team 2, All Star Team 2, p. 106, State Club President of Arkansas. Clark, Julie , Chillicothe, Mo.: Drama Guild 2, Choral 1, 2, St. Cecelia Club 1,.2, Harmony Clef 1, Instrumental Ensemble 1, French Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, International Re- lations 2, Art Club 2, Drama Productions Crew 2, Presidents Club 1, 2, p. 120, Lineage Club 1, 2, president 1, 2, p. 120, Missouri State President 2, Style Show Accompanist. Cline, Connie , Bloomington, Ind.: Student Council 2, p. 90, Vesper Board 1, president 2, p. 92, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, p. 99, Delta Eta Chi 2, p. 101, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2, co-ordinator 2, Orientation Committee 2, p. 98, Dolphins 1, 2, p. 108, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Students Religious Council 2, Track Team 2. H Coe, Mae Beth, Odessa, Mo.: Beta Beta Beta, p. 100, Modeling Club, Double Sextette, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club. 126 Coe, Marilyn, Columbia, Mo.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club. Cole, Caroline, Toledo, O.: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, Riding Club, p. 110, International Relations, Drama Productions Crew, Religion ln Life Week Committee. Collier, Dorrie, Eldon, Mo.: Microphone staff, Spanish Club. Colliflower, Beverly , Charleston, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club, secretary 1, president 2, p. 118, international Relations Club 1, Presidents Club 2, p. 120. Cook, Barbara, Marshalltown, Ia.: St. Cecelia Club. Coombs, Betty Lou , Owensboro, Ky.: Student Council 2, p. 90, Cottage President 2, p. 89, Delta Psi Omega vice-president 2, p. 101, WAA 1, International Relations 1, Modeling Club 2, Drama Guild president 2, p. 117, Riding Club 2, p. 110, Drama Productions Crew 1, 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Bowling Club 2, Room Decoration Winner 2. Cooper, Barbara, Muncie, Ind.: Student Council, p. 90, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club, p. 111, Coaching Club, p. 110. Copeland, Glenna, Leawood, Kan.: Sigma Phi Gamma, Modeling Club. Cox, Dorothy, Kansas City, Mo.: Modeling Club, Riding Club, p. 111. Crane, Gwendolyn, Columbia, Mo.: Modeling Club, WUS chairman of TGS, Lineage Club. Cress, Antoinette',.Waco, Tex.: Modeling Club 1, Choral 1, St. Cecelia Club 1, International Relations 2, Archery Team 1. Crider, Barbara, Clarkton, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, French Club. Crigler, Jimmie Louf, Eldon, Mo.: Student Council 2, p. 90, Student Government Association secretary 2, p. 89, Phi Theta Kappa 2, Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, 2, Orientation Committee 2, p. 98, Beta Beta Beta 1, 2. Crim, Sandra , Columbia, Mo.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, Choral 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Religion ln Life Week Committee 2. Cummings, Kathryn, Brookfield, Mo.: Choral. V -p- Dallmeyer, Judy , Jefferson City, Mo.: Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, 2, Model- ing Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1. Deats, Suzanne, Midland, Tex.: Art Club, Archery Team. DeBolt, Annette, Richmond, Ind.: Modeling Club, Choral. deCapiteau, Alice, Berea, O.: Modeling Club, French Club, Riding Club, p. 110, Art Club, Lineage Club. Denton, Mary Jane, Owingsville, Ky.: Student Council, p. 90, Model- ing Club, Home Economics Club, International Relations. Dillard, Linda Lou, Louisville, Ky.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, Softball Team. Dille, Carolif, Dayton, O.: WAA 2, p. 106, Choral 1, Home Economics Club 2, Riding Club 1, International Relations 1,m2, Bowling Club, p. 112. Dingman, Beverly , Columbia, Mo.: Beta Beta Tau 1, 2. Dobbs, JoAnn: Bardstown, Ky.: WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, Choral Club, Cheerleader, p. 114, Archery Team. Doran, Betty Janet, Odessa, Tex.: Phi Delta Delta 1, 2. Dorney, Janet, Oklahoma City, Okla.: Modeling Club, French Club. Drummond, Linda, Ada, Okla.: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, Choral, Drama Production Crew. Duell, Elizabeth, Kansas City, Mo.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau. Duhrsen, Roylynne, Denver, Colo.: Modeling Club, Dolphins. Dunn, Suzief, Camdenton, Mo.: Modeling Club 1 ,2. Dunscombe, Suzy, Columbia, Mo.: Modeling Club, PEMs. Durrett, Virginiaf, Columbia, Mo.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, Home Economics Club 1, Lineage Club 1, 2, Religion In Life Week Committee chairman, 2. Eades, Betsyf, Central City, Ky.: WAA 1, Spanish Club 1, Inter- national Relations 1, Lineage Club 1, 2, Hockey Team 1, All Star Team, Basketball Team 2. Elbe, Cheryl Anne ', Kansas City, Mo.: Student Council 2, p. 90, Phi Delta Delta 2, p. 102, Drama Guild 1, 2, Dolphins 1, 2, p. 108, International Relations 1, 2, president, p. 117, Art Club 2, Drama Productions Cast 1, Crew 1, 2, Presidents Club 1, p. 120, Religion In Life Week Committee 1. Qxbkkxxx xx bmsgsiisswsisissssx X X, e. me X XXXNNNQ-1 emefzee lessees sssxwqeeeee NNNNQQ sxQSSSsSSse G l's2'.Sf,?ZS . - Gwen Gray lleftl and Pat Milner bank at the COLUMBIA SAVINGS BANK, where these conveniences are offered: Drive-up banking, checking accounts, safety deposit boxes, cus- tomer parking, loans, and night depository. Eighth and Cherry y Jane Bryan, Libby Ann Neal, Anne Jacobs, Bunny Van Ausdall, and Glenda Boone admire fine fash- ions at . . . GREENSPON'S . . . 900 Broadway, where you are always welcome. g H Member F. D. I. C. For Those Who Care flike Carolyn Gore and Ruth Clementi it's the LEDO BEAUTY SALON I 1 Phone Glz-:Ql89:f,, g -.xeeexvxebxx--.Qiee-ee? 2 .efsserfizfissxeise X 1 Ai O, AQ- X xxx QQNQ QQQXN QQQS ' X- SESSQQSSSSSQSEQSQQQQSQSQTQQQ X:-SSO. i I ...1: In the foreground Sara Bishop, Jackie Wright, Sherry Simpkins, Barbara Harvey, and in the background Lyn Maddox, and Barbara Wilson all have one thing in' common - trying to decide on a record from the large selection at DON SMALL'S RECORD SHOP, 'I9 North Tenth Street. Q The Famous I Portrait O 4 o PHOTOGRAPHERS AT JULlE'S '-f-mx X Q. X S51 Elliott, Marion, Lancaster, Ky.: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, Drama Productions Cast, Crew. Engelbrecht, Reneef, Jefferson City, Mo.: Student Council 2, Beta Beta Beta 2, p. 100, St. Cecelia Club 1. Elsberry, Judy, Pine Bluff, Ark.: WAA, Modeling Club, Dolphins p. 108, lnternational Relations, Religion In Life Week Committee. Epperson, Doris f, Columbia, Mo.: TG vice-president 2, p. 77, WAA 1, treasurer 2, p. 106, Modeling Club 1, WUS 1, PEMs 1, presi- dent 2, p. 112, Presidents Club 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, All Star Team 2, Cheerleader 1, Volleyball Team 1, 2, All Star Team 2, Basketball Team 1, 2, Softball Team 1, 2. Erwin, Wanda Lee , Palmyra, Mo.: Student Council 1, 2, College Widow staff 1, 2, p. 94, Beta Beta Tau president 2, p. 118, Ideal Secretary 2. Essex, Marsha, Ft. Worth, Tex.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Modeling Club, Art Club. Eubank, Shirley', Columbia, Mo. Evans, Jane, Glasgow, Ky.: Modeling Club, Choral, St. Cecelia. - F - y Farris, Betty, Memphis, Tenn.: Vesper Board, p. 92, Beta Beta Beta, p. 100, Modeling Club, Choral, Double Sextette, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club, Bowling Club, Religion In.Life Week Committee. Fawkes, Betty, Richmond, Ky.: Riding Club, p. 111, Coaching Club president, p. 110, Presidents Club. A Fiser, Gwyn , Bowling Green, Ky.: Modeling Club 2, Choral Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, Bowling Club 1, Hockey Team 1, Volleyball Team 1. Fitzgerel, Beverly , Clinton, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, lnternational Relations Club 1, 2, Art Club secretary 2, p. 118, Room ,Decoration Winner 2, Missouri State Club President 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2, Commencement Queen Attendant. Fleenor, Ann, Columbia, Mo.: Riding Club, p. 111, Art Club. Fly,,Sandra, Shelbyville, Tenn.: Modeling Club, French Club-, Art Club, Bowling Club, Religion ln Life Week Committee. Ford, Carolyn, Chillicothe, Mo.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, - Lineage Club, p. 120. Ford, Jean , Pattonsburg, Mo.: WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Team Captain, p. 107, Choral 1, 2, Harmony Clef president 1, lnstrumental 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Presidents Club 1, 2, Lineage Club 1, 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, All Star Team 1, 2, p. 113, Volleyball Team 1, 2, All Star Team 1, 2, Basketball Team 1, 2, All Star Team 1, 2, p. 106. Fox, Mary Joi, Charleston, Mo.: Choral 1, 2, Double Sextette 1, 2, p. 115, Christian College Trio 2, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club 1, 2, y Organ Guild. Fredde, Doris , Carrollton, Mo.: Christian College Trio 2, accom- panist, St. Cecelia Club 1, 2, Harmony Clef 1, lnstrumental Ensemble 1, Bowling Club. Fuller, Rosemary, West Plains, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Phi Delta Delta, p. 102, Modeling Club, Art Club. . - G - Gaddy, Ann, Paris, Tenn.: Student Council, p. 90, WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, Dolphins, p. 108. Galloway, Janie ', Frankford, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa treasurer, 2, p. 99, Phi 'Delta Delta 2, p. 102, Sigma Phi Gamma, p. 102, WAA 1, Modeling Club 2, Art Club treasurer 2, p. 118, Line- age Club 1, 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, All Star Team, p. 113, Bas- ketball Team 1, All Star Team 1, Room Decoration Winner 1., Hall Committee Chairman. Geer, Karen, Bushville, Ill.: St. Cecelia Club, Home Economics Club, Beta Beta Tau, Hockey Team, p. 113, Basketball Team, Room Decoration Winner. g Gentry, Judy, Charleston, Mo.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, ln- ternational Relations Club. Gilbert, Marcia, Boulder, Colo.: French Club, International Relations Club. Gillette, Betty, St. Louis, Mo.: WAA, Choral, Riding Club, Dolphins, Bowling Club. Glazener, Ann, Vernon, Tex.: Vesper Board, p. 92, College Widow staff, p. 95, Microphone staff, p. 97, Modeling Club, French Club secretary-treasurer, p. 119, Art Club, Drama Productions Crew, Religion In Life Week Committee. Godfrey, Gail, Ft. Worth, Tex.: Modeling Club treasurer, p. 104, Drama Productions Ca'st, Crew, p. 29. Goldsmith, Mary , Evanston, lll.: Drama Guild 1, 2, Drama Pro- ductions Crew 1, 2. Goodson, Dorothy , La Belle, Mo.: WAA 2, Modeling Club 2, Choral 2, St. Cecelia Club 2, Beta Beta Tau 2, Bowling Club 1, 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, Basketball Team 1, 2 captain. Gore, Carolyn, Lake Ozark, Mo.: College Widow staff, p. 94, WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, French Club, International Relations, Lineage Club, Bowling Club, Archery Team acting president, p. 114. Gowing, Judith Kathryn', Orrick, Mo.: Beta Beta Tau 1, 2. Gragg, Lu, Ruidoso, N. M.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Bowling Club, p. 112, Attendant to Commencement Queen. Graham, Barbara, Fort Smith, Ark.: Modeling Club. Grammer, Peggy, Campbellsville, Ky.: Riding Club. Graves, Eva Lee, Blytheville, Ark.:,Sigma Phi Gamma, p. 102, Modeling Club, Choral, St. Cecelia Club, French Club, Dance Club. Gray, Barbara Kaye , Clinton, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1. Gray, Gwen, Coffeyville, Kan.: Modeling Club, Double Sextette, p. 115. ' Gray, Jean, Uniontown, Ky.: Modeling Club. Gray, M. A., Estherville, la.: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, French Club, Home Economics Club, Drama Productions Cast, p. 29, and Crew, Lineage Club, p. 120, Commencement Queen At- tendant, p. 17. Green, Martha Sue, Polo, Mo.: Modeling Club, Bowling Club, Hockey Team. Gregory, Kay, Henderson, Ky.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Home Economics Club, Bowling Club. Griffith, Louise, Owensboro, Ky.: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, French Club, Art Club, Drama Productions Cast, p. 29. Guck, Gretchen, Birmingham, Mich.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau. Hahn, Verna Lee ', Brookfield, Mo.: WAA 1, Choral 1, 2, St. Cecelia Club, Organ Guild 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Riding Club 1, Room Decoration Winner, Religion In Life Week Committee.. Hale, Suzy , Iowa City, Mo.: Student Council 1, 2, p. 90, WAA 1, Orientation Committee 2, p. 98, Modeling Club 1, 2, St. Ce- celia Club 1, Dolphins 1, 2, p. 108, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120. Hall, Carolynf, Huntington Park, Calif.: College Widow 1, business manager 2, p-. 95, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, p. 102, WAA, 1, 2, p. 106, Modeling Club, Span- ish Club 1, vice-president 2, p. 119, Riding Club 1, 2, p. 111, Dolphins 1, 2, p. 108, Cheerleader 1, 2, p. 114. Hall, Nan, Memphis, Tenn.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Span- ish Club, Home Economics Club, Bowling Club, p. 112. Hall, Sandra, Columbia, Mo.: French Club. Hallar, Shirley, Perkin, Ill.: St. Cecelia Club. Hamblin, Marthana , Jackson, Miss.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, Mi- crophone staff 1, business manager 2, p. 97, Modeling Club 1, Choral 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, International Relations Club 2, Religion In Life Week Com- mittee 2. ' Hansbrough, Nina , Columbia, Mo.: French Club 2. Harris, Beverly Ann , Clinton, Mo.: Home Economics Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, Secretary-treasurer, 2, p. 118, Room Decoration Winner 1, Missouri Hall Clothes Counselor. Harvey, Barbara, Ft. Worth, Tex.: College Widow, p. ,95, Modeling Club, Choral, Lineage Club, p. 120, Archery Team, p. 114, Religion ln Life Week Committee. Harwood, Daphnef, Brookfield, Mo.: Student Council 2, p. 90,1 White House Hall President 2, p. 89, Modeling Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Riding Club 2, Coaching Club 1, Drama Pro- ductions Crew 1, 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Bowling Club 2, Room Decoration Winner 2, Religion In Life Week Com- mittee 1. 129 axaxascxx X QE E, sbszzxaxxxxx xx Xxxxxsx Qssssssssas-gsiisssiieesiisS P eseskfffk xkeffebbef V xp. . Nx,XxXXN., .1--. qxbybqb iswbexybb l ., l Alison MacGregor is p-leased with the large as- sortment of gift possibilities she finds at MILLER- WAYLAND'S, 920, Broadway. You, too, will be pleased with the books, fountain pens, stationery, scrapbooks, and miscellaneous items. Sue Castleberry is looking over the beautiful assortment of sportswear at PARKS'. A 714 Broasl-way FOR THE FINEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT IT'S N use UPA!!! M 1 ' 5537 77-I EA TEE ,.XXx Q Q X X X X X X X X X ' X x X X X X X C ,X X X X Q Q X X X X X X ,X x N C . X -X S S S S X S S Q Q S 3 3 5 5 5 S 5 3 5 e XXXXXXXXXXX Xxxxx ,x QSSSSSSSXSS 4 l l You, too, like Sandy Sylvester and Barbara Wilson can lose your washday blues by taking your laundry to BOB'S WASHATERIA, 209 North Ninth. The girls are assured of clean clothes which will be delivered to their dorm. ROBERT N. SUTHER, Manager LACROSSE LUMBER COMPANY ' Dealers in Building Materials, Paints, Varnishes, Glass Builders ---- Service 3108 Broadway Columbia, Missouri Phone GI2-6101 y Haynes, Lindaf, Grandview, Mo., Student Council 2, p. 90, Line- age Club 2, p. 120, Valentine Queen of Missouri Hall, p. 30. Hemple, Susan, Dallas, Tex.: WAA, Modeling Club, Harmony Clef, Home Economics Club, Art Club, Bowling Club, p. 112. Henney, Nancyf, Fairbury, Neb.: Student Government Association vice-president 2, p. 89, Student Council 1, 2, p. 90, Junior Class vice-president 1, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, p. 102, Orientation Committee 2, p. 98, Team Captain 2, p. 103, Bowling Club 2,,p. 112. Henry, Ellen, Columbia, Mo., Riding Club, Art Club, Lineage Club. Herrman, Kaye, Rolla, Mo.: Vesper Board, p. 92, College Widow staff, p. 95, Microphone staff and Campus Circulation Mana- ger ifirst semesterl, p. 97, Modeling Club, French Club, Drama Productions Crew, Religion In Life Week Committee chairman. Hicks, Jane, Columbia, Mo. Hilliard, Aliciaf, Hillsboro, O.: Modeling Club 2, lnternational Re- lations 1, Lineage Club 1, 2. Hockaday, Karen , Jefferson City, Mo.: Student Council 1, 2, p. 90, Team Captain 2, p. 103, French Club 2, Home Economics Club 2, Beta Beta Tau 1, Bowling Club 1, Best Dressed 2. Holder, Bettye Ruth, McCrory, Ark.: Student Council, p. 90, Model- ing Club, French Club, Best Dressed, Commencement Queen. Holloway, Pattyk, Columbia, Mo.: Student Council 2, p. 90, TG president, p. 77, WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Orientation Committee 2, p. 98, Modeling Club 1, PEMs 1, Presidents Club 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, Volleyball Team 1, 2, All Star Team, Basketball Team 1, 2, Softball Team 1, 2. Holmes, Annef, Memphis, Tenn.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma, p. 102, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, WUS, Bowl- ing Club, p. 112. A Holt, ZoAnn, Clearwater, Fla.: Student Council, p. 90, WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, PEMs, secretary-treasurer, p. 112, Hockey Team, All Star Team, captain, p. 112, Basketball Team, All Star Team, p. 106, Golf Team, p. 114, Halloween Queen, p. 23. Hood, Phyllis , Lee's Summit, Mo.: Home Economics 2, Bowling Club 1. Hope, Peggy , Memphis, Tenn.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, College' Widow 1, 2, p. 95, Phi Theta Kappa, 1, Secretary 2, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, p. 102, Modeling Club 1, French Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Riding Club 1, 2, p. 111, Coaching Club, p. 110, International Relations 1, 2, Religion ln Life Week Committee. Hopkins, Jane, Little Rock, Ark., WAA, Modeling Club, French,Club, Art Club. Hopkins, Julie, Shelbyville, Ky.: WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, Rid- ing Club, p. 111, Coaching Club, p. 110. Hornsby, Anna Merlef, Hickman, Ky.: Student Council 1, 2, p. 90, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120. Horton, Kenna, Memphis, Tenn.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, French Club, Bowling Club. Hott, Judy, Springfield, lll.: St. Cecelia Club, Beta Beta Tau. Houghton, Connie, Kingston, Mo.: Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, Basketball Team, Softball Team. Howard, Peggyf, Findley, O.: Student Council 1, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, president 2, p. 102, Delta Eta Chi, p. 101, Team Captain 2, p. 103, Choral 1, Presidents Club 2. p. 120. - Howerton, Wandaf, Elmer, Mo.: Choral 1, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Beta Beta 1, 2. Hubbard, Sallyk, Keytesville, Mo.: Student Council 1, Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, Delta Eta Chi 2, Drama Productions Crew 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2. Hudgins, Claireif, Memphis, Tenn., Twelfth Night vice-president, p. 93, College Widow art staff 1, Phi Delta Delta 1, president 2, p. 102, WAA 1, 2, French Club 1, Dolphins 1, 2, p. 108, Art Club president 2, p. 118, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Hockey Team, Halloween Queen, p. 23, Junior Art Award. Hudler, Adrienne, Burlington, Mo.: Microphone, p. 97, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Modeling Club, French Club, Home Economics Club. Hull, Jo Lynn, Calhoun, Ky.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Beta Beta Tau. 132 Hunt, Barbara, Marshalltown, la.: Modeling Club, Choral, St. Ce- celia Club. Hurdle, Caroltl, Quincy, Ill.: WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, Choral. Ingram, Sue ', Oklahoma City, Okla.: WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, French Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Best Dressed. Inman, Jean, Salem, Mo.: Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, Art Club. Ireland, Janice, Little Rock, Ark.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau, Riding Club, Art Club. Irvin, Ludie, Ft. Worth, Tex.: Modeling Club, Dolp'hins, p. 108, Art Club, Bowling Club, p. 112, Junior social chairman, Missouri Hall. Isaac, Dorothy, Houston, Tex.: Student Council, p. 90, WAA, Span- ish Club, Modeling Club, Dolphins, p. 108, Art Club. -J- Jackson, Patty , Englewood, Colo.: Student Council 2, p. 90, Senior Class president, p. 9.1, Junior Class president, Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, Phi Theta Kappa 2, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, p. 102, Delta Eta Chi 2, p. 101, WAA 2, p. 106, Orientation Committee 2, p. 98, Modeling Club 1, 2, French Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Presidents Club 1, 2, p. 120, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120, Hockey Team 2, Basketball Team 2, Religion ln Life Week Committee 1, 2, Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award 1, Intramural Chairman, Hughes Hall. Jacobs, Anne, Marked Tree, Ark.: Choral. Jacobs, Pat, Kirksville, Mo.: Student Council, p. 90, WAA, Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau. James, Jeannine, Denver, Colo. Jenkins, Florence, Billings, Mont.: WAA, Modeling Club, French Club, Riding Club, Lineage Club. Jennings, Phyllis, Columbia, Mo.: Riding Club, Coaching Jeter, Jane, Hermann, Mo.: Modeling Club, Riding Club Club, Religion In Life Week Committee. Club. Coaching Johnson, Kirby, East Peoria, Ill.: Student Council, p. 90, Modeling Club, Lineage Club, p. 120. Jones, Ann, Kirksville, Mo.: Spanish Club, Beta Beta Tau, Jones, Helen Jane, Morganfield, Ky.: Modeling Club. Jones, Nancyf, Columbia, Mo.: Phi Delta Delta 2, p. 102 Club 1, Lineage Club 1, 2. Art Club. , Modeling Jordan, Dottie, Pine Bluff, Ark.: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, Dol- phins, p. 108, Spanish Club, lnternational Relations, Drama Productions Crew. Jordan, Mary Lynn , Jenkins, Ky.: Modeling Club 2, Drama Guild 2, Choral 2, St. Cecelia Club publicity manager 2, p. 116, French Club, lnternational Relations, Drama Productions Cast 1, Crew 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 2. Jorgensen, Ann, Miles City, Mont.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Religion In Life Week Committee. - K - 1 Kallenbach, Harriett ', Jefferson City, Mo.: Student Council 1, 2, p. 90, Hughes Hall president 2, p. 89, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, p. 102, WAA 1, Orientation Com- mittee ,2, p. 98, Modeling Club 1, 2, St. Cecelia Club, 1, 2, Harmony Clef 1, Instrumental Ensemblevl, French Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Lineage Club, p. 120, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, Variety Show Junior. Kirby, Suef, Enid, Okla.: Microphone staff 1, co-editor 2, p. 96, WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, French Club 1, Home Economics Club 2, lnternational Relations 1, Presidents Club 1, Oklahoma State President 2, Commencement Queen Attendant. Kirk, Janief, Weston, Mo.: Vesper Board 1, secretary 2, p. 92, Modeling Club 1, 2, Choral 1, 2, Double Sextettte 2, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club 1, president 2, p. 116, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Riding Club 1, International Relations 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120, Room Decoration Winner 2, Religion ln Life Week Committee 1, chairman 2, St. Clair Hall song leader. Qssxweeexexxxxx xxxxxxkbmxxxqq fam Qxqxyxxxxxxxx X. xxx--xx ikQ-QQ igkX-XgNixbibQQQQQ XkSQQQQ xxxxxxxxx-Xa, eeeeeeeeeeeieei SSSSSESSSEQSSS Better quality and service for everyone Rates first consideration at the CLARING- TON Where food and fountain service fare, Challenge the best offered anywhere. For a char broiled steak or a sandwich and malt We'll give you the best or it won't be our fault. Our seating capacity is the largest down- town. From ten in the morning til traffic slows down, s The new CLARINGTON is open and anx- ious to display, . The best hospitality in Columbia today. Waiting for some of those delicious hamburgers are Judy Elsberry, Dottie Jordan, Virginia Nevener, and Janet Tripp. These Cathies know that the Peppermint Room of the CLAR- INGTON is the latest rage. 9 ll -' . Linda 'Ralston and Kenna Horton pick out sweaters to wear with the tan blazer and car coat they p-urchased at the LIBSON SHOP, 14 on the Strollway, which concentrates on outstanding values and personal service. Offering clothes for every phase of college life, the LIBSON is one of Columbia's newest shops. I ' ' EBSQ In one of the St. Clair administrative- offices, Suzy Hale lleftl and her mother, Mrs. Allean Hale, chat about PETTICOAT PIONEER photographs depicting life at Christian in the days from 1851 to 1951. PEllICUHl PIUIIEEIT' the Drama of Christian College 1851 to 1951 by Mrs. Allean Lemmon Hale . . . a book you'll treasure, along with your C0l. lege Widow, in the years to come. Pick up your copy in the Business Office or order it by mail fno extra charge for wrapping and postagej. A handsomely bound 263-page volume with 24 pages of pictures. Four dollars a copy. CHRISTIHII llllllflif Bonnie Brackebusch is standing in front of a well- kno-wn business establishment here in Columbia. GHlO'S'STUDlC, located at 210 South Eighth Street has furnished many fine photographs both for the annual and for individuals. Kirkman, Ann, Princeton, Ky.: Student Council, p. 90, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, WAA, Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Harmony Clef, Instrumental Ensemble, International Relations, Lineage Club. p. 120, Bowling Club, Religion In Life Week Committee. Klein, Barbara, Middletown, O.: Modeling Club, Dolphins, p. 108, Choral, Home Economics Club, Art Club, Lineage Club. Knoll, Myrna, Richmond, Ind.: Modeling Club, French Club, Home Economics Club, Art Club. -I-- LaFon, Sandrak, Dixon, Mo.: Student Council 2, p. 90, Sigma Phi Gamma 2, WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, Harmony Clef 1, Instru- lingntal Ensemble 1, French Club 1, 2, Dolphins Club 1, 2, p. 8. Lansden, Gail, Henderson, Ky.: Microphone, p. 97, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Drama Guild, French Club, Drama Productions Crew, Lantz, Sandra, Cushing, Okla.: College Widow, p. 95, Microphone, p. 97, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Modeling Club, Choral secre- tary, p. 116, Spanish Club, International Relations, Art Club, Lineage Club. Leach, Alberta, Holdenville, Okla.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club. Leeka, Jennine, Hagerstown, Ind.: Modeling Club, Art Club. Leopold, Adair, Odessa, Tex.: College Widow, p. 94, Phi Delta Delta, p. 102, Modeling Club, French Club, Dolphins, p. 108, Art Club. Lewis, Nancy, Shawnee, Okla.: Modeling Club, Choral accompanist, St. Cecelia Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club, International Re- lations, Art Club. Little, Sarah, Kansas City, Mo.: Student Council, Alpha Pi Epsilon, Choral, St. Cecelia Club, Beta Beta Tau, Room Decoration Win- ner, Religion In Life Week Committee. Livingston, Janice , Brownsville, Tenn.: Student Council 1, 2, p. 90, College Widow art editor 2, p. 95, Phi Delta'Delta 2, p. 102, WAA 1, Student Information Committee, p. 98, Modeling Club 1, vice-president 2, p-. 118, Art Club 2, Lineage Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, St. Clair Hall clothing advisor, Best Dressed, Chairman of Senior Fashion Show, Home Economics Club 1, vice-president 2. Loehr, Judy, Richmond, Ind.: Modeling Club, Riding Club. Logan, Jane, Jefferson City, Mo.: WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, Choral, St. Cecelia Club, Hockey Team. Lonergan, Edie, Denver, Colo.: Modeling Club, Art Club. Long, Marilyn, Cheyenne, Wyo.: Dance Club. Longley, Sharon ', Ft. Recovery, O.: WAA 1, Modeling Club 2, Inter- national Relations 2. Lowrance, Ann, Columbia, Mo.: Vesper Board, p. 92, Sigma Phi Gamma, p. 102, Choral, Spanish Club, Religion In Life Week Committee co-chairman, Student Religious Council. Luther, Rosemary, Columbia, Mo.: Modeling Club, Volleyball Team. Luxon, Ann, Richmond, Ky.: Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club. r -M- MacGregor, Alison, Indianapolis, Ind., Microphone Staff, p. 97, Modeling Club, Drama Guild, International Relations, Religion . In Life Week Committee. Q McClain, Stephanie, Wyoming, O.: W.A.A., p. 106, Choral, Volley- ball Team, Hockey Team, p. 113, Basketball Team. McCorkindale, Mary , Minneapolis, Minn.: Twelfth Night 2, presi- dent, p. 93, WAA 1, vice-president, and 2, p. 106, Orientation Committee, 2, p. 98, WUS 1, 2, p. 90, International Relations 2, Art Club 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Hockey Team 1, 2, All Star Team 1, 2, p. 113, Volleyball Team- 1, 2, Basketball Team 1, 2, All Star Team 1, 2, p. 106, Softball Team 1, 2. McCune, Janie, Memphis, Tenn.: Student Council, p. 90, Modeling Club, Religion In Life Week Committee. Mclntire, Virginia Annef, Indianapolis, Ind.: Student Council 1, Modeling Club 1, Choral 2, French Club 1, vice-president 2, p. 119, Riding Club 1, 2, p. 111,,International Relations 1. McKemy, Mary', Hardin, Mo.: Home Economics Club 1, 2, Interna- tional Relations 2. ' Maddox, Lynk, Holdenville,' Okla.: WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, French Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, Lineage Club 2, Room Decoration Winner 1. Maggi, Marcia, Rolla, Mo.: French Club 1, Itransfer student from William Woods College at semesterl. Mann, Terry, Oklahoma City, Okla.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Model- ing Club, Dolphins, p. 108, International Relations, Lineage Club. Martin, Charlene, Sidney, Iowa.: Delta Psi Omega 2, president, p. 101, Modeling Club 2, Choral 2, Double Sextette 2, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Drama Production Cast 1, 2, p. 29. Martin, Kathy, Tucson, Ariz.: Spanish Club, Art Club. Martin, Sherry, Connersville, Ind.: WAA, Modeling Club, Interna- tional Relations. I Mason, Mary Kay, Parsons, Kans.: Modeling Club, French Club, Rid- ing Club, International Relations, Lineage Club. Matlock, Josephinek, Memphis, Tenn.: Student Council 2, p. 90, Senior Class Officer 2, vice-president,.p. 91, WAA 1, 2, Model- ing Club 1, St. Cecelia Club 1, French Club 1, 2, WUS 1, 2, chairman, p. 90, Riding Club 1, Dolphins 2, p. 108, Interna- tional Relations 1, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120. Maupin, Bunny, Columbia, Mo.: WAA, Drama Guild, St. Cecelia Club, Drama Productions Crew, Bowling Club. Mefford, Carolf, Frankford, Mo.: Phi Delta Delta 1, 2, secretary- treasurer, p. 102, Art Club 2. Midden, Mary Louisi, Cynthiana, Ky.: WAA 1, 2, Modeling Club 1, Spanish Club 1, WUS 2, decoration chairman, Dolphins 2, p. 108, Art Club 2. Middleton, Martha, St. Louis, Mo.: WAA, p. 106, St. Cecelia Club, Home Economics Club, PEMs, p. 112, Bowling Club, p. 112, Volleyball Team, Softball Team, Religion ln Life Week Com- mittee. Milam, Linda, Ardmore, Okla.: WAA, Modeling Club, Dolphins, p. 108, PEMs, p..112, Bowling Club, p. 112, Volleyball Team, Re- ligion In Life Week Committee, Winner of Fall Tournament in Tennis Doubles. Miller, Mary Sue, Louisiana, Mo.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau. Miller, Nancyi, Lee's Summit, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, vice-presi- dent, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, p. 102, Delta Eta Chi 2, p. 101, WAA 1, 2, p. 106, International Relations 1, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120, Bowling Club 1, 2, p. 112, Hockey Team 2, p. 113, Basketball Team 2. Mills, Janice, Columbia, Mo.: WAA, Beta Beta Tau, Hockey-Team, Basketball Team. Milner, Patricia, Muncie, Ind.: WAA, Modeling Club, French Club, Riding Club, Dolphins, p. 108, Volleyball Team. Mitchell, Judy, Marlow, Okla.: Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, Lineage Club, p. 120, Bowling Club. Mix, Betsy, Osborn, Mo.: Modeling Club, Riding Club, PEMs, Lineage Club, p. 120. ' Molsbee, Jacque, McCook, Neb.: Modeling Club, Choral, Organ Guild. H Monroe, Donna Sue, West Frankfort, Ill.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club. -I Moore, Linda, Ruidoso, N.M.: WAA, Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, PEMs, Lineage Club, Bowling Club vice-president, p. 112, Vol- leyball Team, Basketball Team, All Star Team, p. 106, Golf Team, p. 114. Morgan, Marty, Joplin, Mo.: Lineage Club. Morr, Marta, Aurora, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Phi Delta Delta, p. 102, Modeling Club, International Relations, Art Club. Morris, Marilyn, Big Spring, Tex.: College Widow staff, p. 95, Drama Guild, WUS, p. 90, Drama Productions Cast and Crew. Motsinger, Mary Ki, Grant City, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, International Relations 2. ' Mullowney, Patty, Tullahoma, Tenn.: Microphone copy editor fsec- ond semesterj, p. 96, Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Modeling Club, French Club. Myer, Nettiet, Indianapolis, Ind.: Modeling Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Bowling .Club 2. -N- Naxera, Frances, Clarksville, Mo.: Alpha Pi Epsilon, p. 100, Model- ing Club, Beta Beta Tau, Riding Club. 135 f S' 1 T ' A I-iCfglClljgl11lJ1clJ i 1 Q? MW .-nv-P PP 0 'ix' 'lf Here Reta Christman is in ERNlE'S STEAK HOUSE, Looking over a cart full of blouses at DEAN'S TOWN I 'IOO5 Walnut, famous for chopped cows and AND COUNTRY, 10 on the Strollway, are Cathies 'lfh' pecan pie. Cathies visit ERNIE'S often for dinner Barbara Cooper, Beverly Yates, and Jane McCune. after the show. Styles are from New York and Ca ifornia. f ,fl I SNN J M Nl W 81,11 km X I Mary Jane Showalter strolls to BOWLING LUMBER COMPANY, corner of Rogers and Range Line. Follow a good example and visit them soon. When you buy BOWLING'S lumber and hardware, M you deal with a reputable firm. ,W ,, WI SLSQQQQQQQQSQSQSQQxyxxxkxxxxxxbq-CNXX-CxQ,QXQtXXXCNXX CC. ' eeeeessgseeegeezrge eessgegsgsgggegssesseeseesssssssiiiifi , IW! 010 104 IW IIW XM IW W W0 W W W WI 010 ,- IW , A W0 I W .449 W I IW IW IW P' W! W VW! M! ' Ham , ,W W! WL' se, XXXC A - . iss SEEESSSSSEEEEASSEESSS S CONVENTIONS AND VISITORS BUREAU The CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU is one of the many sections of the Columbia Chamber of Commence, operated by eleven different hotels and motels, it was established last'year. It was formed to aid visitors and organized groups by giving them maps, registration services, and other accommodations. When the CONVENTIONS AND VISITORS BUREAU is informed that a large organ- ized group or a group of parents is coming into Columbia, it immediately makes all the necessary arrangements. If a very large groupcomes, it may send some extra people to the different hotels and motels to help with registration and other such services. For additional information call GI3-9791, Columbia. Margaret Parks, Carol Dille, and Julie Clark have made arrangements for their parents to have a pleasant week- end. With the assistance of the CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU of Columbia. BEN BOLT TIGER STEPHENS HOTEL HOTEL MOTEL .ic ' y it DANIEL BOONE T Ehggf HOXZJEL Nuzzou ,K SHOW-ME MOTEL EASTWOOD MOTEL A S, MOTEL gk -at ALL STATES TRAVELLER ARROWHEAD VILLAGE MOTEL MOTEL SS: 'IRES QQ T- Neal, Elizabeth Ann, Connersville, Ind.: Microphone staff and circu- lation manager lsecond semesterl, p. 97, WAA, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club, p. 110, Golf Team, Room Decora- tion Winner. Neal, Patricia, Mexico, Mo.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Art Club. Nevener, Virginia, Pine Bluff: Modeling Club, Bowling Club, Re- ligion In Life Week Committee. Newell, Nancy, Woodward, Ia.: WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, Bas- ketball Team, All Star Team, p. 106, Softball Team. Newsom, Pharra.Lee', Jackson, Tenn.: WAA 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Riding Club 1, Lineage Club, p. 120. Nichol, Sandra, Oklahoma City, Okla.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club, International Relations. Nichols, Patty , Kansas City, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Choral 2, Spanish Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Beta Beta Tau 2, Riding Club 2, International Relations 2. Norman, Anita, Pawhuska, Okla.: Beta Beta Beta, p. 100, Choral, St. Cecelia Club, Riding Club. Norris, Liz , Glasgow, Ky.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Drama Guild 2, Choral 2, Spanish Club 1, Home Economics 2, Beta Beta Tau 2, International Relations 1, 2. Norton, Mary Lee, Macon, Mo.: Modeling Club. Nuckols, Ann, Kansas City, Mo.: Phi Delta Delta, p. 102, Modeling Club, WUS, p. 90, International Relations, Art Club. -Q- O'Dell, Martha ', Carrollton, Mo.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, Beta Beta Beta 1, president 2, p. 100, Choral 1, president 2, p. 116, Double Sextette 1, 2, p. 115, Christian College Trio 2, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club 1., 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Jane Froman Award 1. Offutt, Linda, Orrick, Mo.: Modeling Club, Choral, Double Sextette. p. 115, St. Cecelia Club. Old, Sallyf, Wichita Falls, Tex.: Sigma Phi Gamma secretary- treasurer 2, p. 102, WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, 2, Drama Guild 1, Spanish Club 1, president 2, p. 119, Dolphins 1, 2, p. 108, Presidents Club 2, president, p. 120, Assembly Committee chairman 2, Modeling Club group leader 2. Owen, Deborahf, Moberly, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa 1, Alpha Pi Epsi- lon 1, St. Cecelia Club 1, French Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, Valentine Queen. -p- Park, Margaret, Dallas, Tex.: Sigma Phi Gamma, p. 102, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Lineage Club. Pence, Marciaf, Skokie, Ill.: Modeling Club 2, Choral 1, 2, Home Economics 1, 2. Pentecost, Julie, Henderson, Ky.: Modeling Club. Peoples, Nancy, Dallas, Tex.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Modeling Club, Drama Guild, French Club, Drama Productions Cast and Crew. Perry, Shirley, Jenkins, Ky.: Delta Psi Omega secretary-treasurer 2, p. 107, Modeling Club 2, Drama Guild 2, French Club 2, Art Club 1, Drama Productions Cast 2 and Crew 1, Dance Club. Peters, Wilma, Memphis, Mo.: WAA, p. 106, St. Cecelia Club, Span- ish Club, Beta Beta Tau, Bowling Club, p. 112, Basketball Team, All Star Team, p. 106. Phelps, Jani, Macon, Mo.: Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, vice-president 2, p. 100. Pierce, Janie, Brown's Station, Mo.: WAA, p. 106, Choral, PEMs, p. 112, Lineage Club, Hockey Team, All Star Team, p. 113, Vol- leyball Team, Basketball Team, Softball Team. Pigmon, Gracile , Caruthersville, Mo.: WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, Choral 1, Harmony Clef 1, Instrumental Ensemble 1, Home Economics Club 1, 2, International Relations 2, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120. ' Poser, Lindaf, Rocky River, O.: Drama Guild 1, International Re- lations publicity chairman 2, Art Club 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2. Rafferty, Jeanie , Memphis, Tenn.: Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, p. 102, Modeling Club 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, WUS 2, ticket chairman, p. 90, International Relations 2. 138 Ralston, Linda, Carthage, Mo.: Modeling Club, Choral, St. Cecelia Club, Beta Beta Tau, Art Club, Bowling Club. Rector, Tanya, Pendleton, Ind.: Modeling Club, Lineage Club, p. 120. Reed, Miriamf, St. Louis, Mo.: Student Council 2, p. 99, Microphone campus circulation manager 1, co-editor 2, p. 96, Modeling Club 1, French Club, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120, Basketball Team, All Star Team 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, Hughes Hall committee treasurer 2. Rendleman, Marilyn, Olathe, Kan.: Modeling Club, Choral. Renfrow, Sandra, Wooldridge, Mo.: WAA, p. 106, PEMs, p. 112, Hockey Team, p. 113, Basketball Team. Richie, Adclisuf, Memphis, Tenn.: Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, College Widow 1, photography editor, p. 94, WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Team Captain 2, p. 103, Modeling Club 1, French Club secretary- treasurer1, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120, Bowling Club 2, p. 112, Hockey Team 2, All Star Team, p. 113, Cheerleader 1, 2, p. 114, Golf Teams 2, Softball Team 1, 2, Tennessee State Club President, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, chairman 2, Missouri Hall social chairman. Ridgeway, Annef, Columbia, Mo.: Tee Gee treasurer 2, p. 77, Delta Eta Chi 2, p. 101, Student Information Committee 2, p. 98, Lineage Club 1, 2, Golf Team 2, p. 114. Rippeto, Teddy , Columbia, Mo.: Beta Beta Tau 1, 2. Rodgers, M. J. , Amarillo, Tex.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, Twelfth Night secretary 2, p. 93, Modeling Club 1, 2, Drama Guild 1, vice-president 2, p. 117, WUS 1, 2, p. 90, Drama Productions Crew 2, Texas State Club President 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2, Best Dressed, Valentine Queen. Rowland, Linda, Plainview, Tex.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma, p. 102, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club. Rust, Carol , Kansas City, Mo.: Home Economics Club 1, 2, Beta Beta Tau, Bowling Club 1. Rust, Doris , Kansas City, Mo.: Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, College Widow 1, editor in chief 2, p. 94, Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, Harmony Clef 1, Instrumental En- semble 1, French Club 1, 2, 'Drama Productions Crew 2, Kansas State Club President, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, chair- man 2, MU Band 1. -5- Samuels, Carol, Pryor, Okla.: WAA, Riding Club, PEMs, Bowling Club, Hockey Team, Basketball Team, Tennis Team. Scott, Ruth Ann , Bunceton, Mo.: Harmony Clef 1, secretary 2, Span- ish Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, International Relations 1, 2, Lineage Club 1, 2. Senior, Nancy L., Centerville, la.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Rid- ing Club, Lineage Club, Bowling Club, Iowa-Michigan State' Club President, Religion In Life Week Committee. Setzer, Annek, Memphis, Tenn.: Student Council 1, Vesper Board 2, p. 92, WAA 1, Student Information Committee 2, p. 98, Model- ing Club 1, 2, Choral 1, 2, Double Sextette 1, 2, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club publicity chairman 1, French Club 1, WUS 2, p. 92, Art Club 2, Religion In Life Week committee 2, Variety S ow 1. Sherrill, Myrna, Chillicothe, Mo.: WAA, p. 106, Modeling Club, Cho- ral, Riding Club, PEMs, Bowling Club, p. 112, Hockey Team, All Star Team, p. 113, Volleyball Team, All Star Team, Basket- ,X ball Team, All Star Team, p. 106, Softball Team. Shoner, Connief, Mendon, Mo.: Alpha Pi Epsilon 2, president, p. 100, Modeling Club 1, Choral 1, Beta Beta Tau 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 120, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120. Showalter, Mary Janet, Marshall, Mo.: Vesper Board, p. 92, Phi Theta Kappa 1, president 2, p. 99, Sigma'Phi Gamma 1, 2, 102, Alpha Pi Epsilon 2, p. 100, St. Cecelia Club 1, 2, Harmony Clef secretary 1, Instrumental Ensemble 1, 2, French Club 1, Beta Beta Tau 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 1.20, Students Religious Council, program and worship chairman 2. Simkins, Barbara, Wichita, Kan.: Modeling Club, International Re- lations, Bowling Club. Simmons, Bunnyf, Louisville, Ky.: WAA 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, Riding Club reporter 1, 2, p. 110, Coaching Club 1, 2, p. 111. . mxxx Sxiiiiifsxxx Xxxkeeisissssssssxsxx XNXQQQQQSQSQQQXX NXXNQSQSSSSSQQQ- xx X xxvgqx X XXQQQSQSS SSSSSSQQX xxxsqsgggiiii IT' TA-NU AT R Like these Christian Cothies, Lu Grogg and Lindo Drummond, you, too, con ing with DORN-CLONEY and STA-NU. 'IO7 South Ei ghth Street h Phone GI3-3114 T0 KEEP YCDUR CLCDTHES NEW have superior clean- X X OOO K x QXXQQQQQSQS XX- S QQSSSQ NN --N Q E ssssssssesss ,-l I Betty Clark and Mary Midden smile happily as they leave Westhoff's Studios-House of Gifts on 1108 E. Broadway. Not only did their senior pictures turn out well, but they found gifts such as picture frames, lamps, jewelry, figurines, decorative screens, and vases. HOUSE or GIFT REMEMBER US BY OUR PHOTOGRAPHS AND OUR GIFTS WESTHOFF'S STUDIOS - HOUSE OF GIFTS J. FRANCIS WESTHOFF - MASTER PHOTOGRAPHER ,W 1108 E. BROADWAY PHONE GI 3-7436 I S QQQQQQQQQXQQQQXQ X xxx XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX on-., SeSQQQQSSSSQSSSSSSSQSXSSSSSessssssesgsssssssss5552535e Simpkins, Sherry, Lake Lotawana, Lee's Summit, Mo.: Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau. Sims, Linda, Bloomington, Ind.: Modeling Club. Six, Charlotte, Chambersburg, Ill.: Student Council, Modeling Club, Riding Club. Smith, Dinah, Eddyville, Ky.: Student Council, p. 92, Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Home Economics Club, Art Club, Lineage Club, p. 120, Bowling Club. Smith, Jane , Madisonville, Ky.: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, p. 99, Sigma Phi Gamma '1, vice-president 2, p. 102, WAA 1, 2, Modeling Club 1, Choral 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Dolphins 1, secretary 2, p. 108, Golf Team 2, p. 114. Smith, Janet, Lee's Summit, Mo.: Modeling Club, Riding Club. Smith, Nancyif, Big Spring, Tex.: WAA 2, Modeling Club 2, Dolphins 1, president 2, p. 108, International Relations 2, Presidents Club 2, p. 12.0, Lineage Club 1, 2, p. 120. Snoddy, Gayle, Temple, Tex.: Student Council, p. 90, Vesper Board, p. 92, Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Religion ln Life Week Committee. Snodgrass, Patsy, Eldon, Mo.: Religion In Life Week Committee. Stapel, Ann, Rockport, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Lineage Club. Starkey, Lois, Burlington, la.: Modeling Club. Steavenson, Julie, Elsberry, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, St. Cecelia Club, Spanish Club, Lineage Club, p. 120, Room Decoration Winner. Steele, Glenda, Ft. Worth, Tex.: Modeling Club, Bowling Club, Room Decoration Winner. Stephens, Ann, Shawnee, Okla.: Modeling Club, Art Club, Lineage Club, p. 120. Strong, Carol Anne , Houston, Tex.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Choral, ln- strumental Ensemble 2, Art Club 2. Summers, Charlotte, Armstrong, Mo.: Bowling Club. Sylvester, Sandrak, Charleston, Mo.: Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, 2, p. 100, WAA 1, Student Information Committee 2, p. 98, Modeling Club 1, Home Economics Club 2, Beta Beta Tau 2, Hockey Team 1, Archery Team 1, 2, p. 114. - 1' - Teasley, Saundra, Cameron, Mo.: Student Council, p. 90, Modeling Club, Home Economics Club, Religion In Life Week Committee. Temple, Carole , Jefferson, City, Mo.: WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Home Economics Club 2, Volleyball Team 1. Teter, Jerre Ann, Columbia, Mo.: Modeling Club, Drama Guild, French Club, Drama Productions Crew. Thornburg, Barbaraf, Richmond, Ind.: WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, Home Economics Club treasurer, 1, 2, Art Club 2, Bowling Club president 1. - Tipton, Carolyn Sue , Clarksville, Ark.: Vesper Board 2, p 92, Double Sextette accompanist 2, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club 1, 2, Chairman of dining room music. Tottenham, Joan, Ft. Worth, Tex.: Junior Class vice-president, p. 91, WAA, Modeling Club, Dolphins, p. 108. Trent, Mary Carolyn, Lexington, Mo.: Modeling Club, Choral, French Club, Lineage Club. Tripp, Janet, Aurora, Mo.: Modeling Club, Choral, Home Econom- ics Club, Lineage Club, Religion In Life Week Committee. , Trumbo, Lois Jeanf, Columbia, Mo.: TG secretary, p. 77, Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, secretary-treasurer 2, p. 100, Choral 2, Beta Beta Tau 1. Tushingham, Sue , Memphis, Tenn.: Microphone cartoonist, p. 96, Phi Delta Delta 1, vice-president 2, p. 102, Modeling Club, 1, 2, Drama Guild 1, International Relations 2, Art Club 2, Hughes Hall committee historian, Candidate for Commerce Queen. ..V- . VanArsdale, Virginia, Lexington, Ky.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club. VanAusdall, Bunnie, Caruthersville, Mo.: French Club, Lineage Club. Van Hook, Marla, Bloomington, Ind.: Drama Guild, Choral, Indiana State Club President. VanMeter, Margaretf, Corder, Mo.: Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, Span- ish Club 1, treasurer 2, p. 119, Riding Club 1, vice-president 2, p.'111, Coaching Club 1, 2, p. 110, Lineage Club 1, 2. -W- Walker, Karen, Rushville, Mo.: Student Council, p. 90, Phi Theta Eppbpa, p. 99, Modeling Club, Choral, St. Cecelia Club, French u . Walker, Linnie Jo, Columbia, Mo.: Volleyball Team, All Star Team. Welsh, Carol Annt, Clinton, Mo.: Modeling Club 1, 2, Drama Guild 1, Double Sextette 1, Christian College Junior Trio 1, St. Ce- celia Club 1, International Relations 2, Hughes Hall Song Lead- er, Commerce Queen Candidate. ' Westerfield, Patriciaf, Columbia, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa 2, p. 99, Beta Beta Beta 1, 2, p. 100, Choral 1. Wetzel, Rita, Cleveland, O.: Modeling Club, Choral, Double Sextette, p. 115, St. Cecelia Club, French Club,,Junior Talent Show Winner. Wheeler, Lucy Boi, Oklahoma City, Okla.: Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, Modeling Club 1, 2, Drama Guild 1, 2, St. Cecelia Club 2, French Club 1, 2, Home Economics Guild 1, 2, International Relations 2, Room Decoration Winner 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, chairman 2. Whitesides, Phyllisf, Columbia, Mo.: Twelfth Night secretary, p. 93, College Widow staff 1, WAA president 2, p. 106, Orientation Committee 2, pt. 98, Modeling Club 1, PEMs 1, 2, Presidents Club 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, All Star Team, p. 113, Cheerleader 1, Volleyball Team 1, 2, All Star Team, Softball Team 1, 2, All Star Team. Williams, Ann, Louisville, Ky.: Junior Class secretary-treasurer, p. 91, Alpha Pi Epsilon, p. 100, Modeling Club, Beta Beta Tau. Williams, Debby , Toledo, O.: Senior Class secretary, p. 91, Junior Class secretary-treasurer, WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, Drama Guild 1, 2, Beta Beta Tau 2, Dolphins 1, director of water show 2, p. 108, Drama Productions Cast 1, Ohio State Club President 2, Dolphins Queen 2,Ip. 109. V Williams, Patf, Columbia, Mo.: Spanish Club. Williams, Shirley, Denver, Colo.: Modeling Club, Spanish Club, Rid- ing Club. Williams, Vivian Kay , Columbia, Mo.: Vesper Board 1, 2, p. 92, Beta Beta Beta 1, secretary 2, p. 100, Choral 1, 2, St. Cecelia Club, Religion In Life Week Committee 2. Wilson, Annabelle, Louisville, Ky.: Junior class president, p. 91, Modeling Club, Choral, French Club. Wilson, Barbaraf, Versailles, Ill.: Vesper Board 1, SRC Representa- tive 2, p. 92, WAA 1, Modeling Club 1, 2, Choral 1, Home Eco- ' nomics Club 2, Beta Beta Tau 2, Art Club 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, 2, Students Religious Council 2. Wilson, Carolynk, Springfield, Ill.: Drama Guild 1, 2, Art Club, Drama Productions Cast 1, 2, Dance Club 2. Wilson, Maryann, Independence, Mo.: Modeling Club, Riding Club, Coaching Club, Lineage Club. Winkelmeyer, Jean, Salisbury, Mo.: Phi Theta Kappa, p. 99, Model- ing Club, St. Cecelia Club, Home Economics Club, Riding Club, International Relations. Wolf, Deanna, Columbia, Mo.: WAA, Modeling Club, St. Cecelia Club, Beta Beta Tau, Bowling Club. Wolflin, Loisf, Louisville, Ky.: Drama Guild 2, Choral 2, Beta Beta Tau 1, 2, Riding Club 1, 2, International Relations 1, 2. Wood, Maryf, Waco, Tex.: Spanish Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, Riding Club 1, International Relations 2. Wright, Jacquelinef, Nashville, Tenn.: Spanish Club 1, 2, Beta Beta Tau 1, vice-president 2, p. 118, Room Decoration Winner 2. Wynn, Carolynf, Yuma, Ariz.: Vesper Board 2, p. 92, Sigma Phi Gamma 1, 2, p. 102, WAA 1, 2, p. 106, Modeling Club 1, 2, Hockey Team 1, 2, All Star Team, p. 113, Volleyball Team 1, 2, Basketball Team 1, 2, Religion In Life Week Committee 1, chairman 2. -Y.. Yates, Beverly, Memphis, Tenn.: Modeling Club. Young, Sandra, Carthage, Mc- Beta Beta Tau. 141 Qiffsiiiii riff? rl 3 33355 3 ZoAnn Holt and Sandra Lantz seem to be looking forward to next year's football season as tney select a chrysanfhemum from the flower arrangements at MUELLER'S FLORISTS, 25 on the Strolll way. Fresh flowers are always assured from MUELLER'S own greenhouse, West Boulevard and Ash. Accessories for the college room are also available at MUELLER'S. Phone GI 2-3151. f f f f f f W. X f 'W f 'fi W , lliilZlEllS 7 xx X XXXNXXX SSEES5555253525S553355555525SSESESESSSEEESEEESSEEE E5 inneri wIocl956, wards ational. ffset ithographie ompetition a word from the editor Well Cathies, This is the Widow you have been hearing about for nearly nine months. This is the source of those problems we have been having. It is what we laughed be- hind in the tea room and hid when even our roommates might be looking. It is what we wrote notes about in class and discussed hurriedly as we passed in the halls. And all this was in anticipation of one day, the day when you could know our secrets and perhap-s share our enthusiasm for the ideas we put on these pages. For nine months it has been our book, but during this time we have worked only to make it belong to you when the time came. We have succeeded only if each of you finds here some of what you want to remember always. Many fine people have helped us to make this Widow what it is. The people of the Newsfoto Publishing Company were not only our printers but our friendly guides all along the way. No matter what the time of day or night, Mr. Bob Ghio was ready at a moment's notice to take the activity and organization pic- tures you have iust seen. Westoff's Studio made the class and faculty portraits, which will enable you to remember your friends' faces so vividly, and Julie's Studio made the perfect portraits of the queens you chose. Finally, the business firms in thetcommunity supported our book through their p-urchases of advertis- ing space. Our thanks to all these people and to you, too, Cathies, for your cooperation in meeting picture schedules and in lending us your snapshots. Now the time has come for us to say goodbye and wish the editors of next year good luck, Here's hoping that the staff of 1958 finds as much pleasure in its duties as we have found in ours. Your editors, ' Doris Rust Addisu Richie Janice Livingston Carolyn Hall up ' - 1 ,E. r , mg J 1 : 1, 1 ., ,x,gLg, ' X-f f ff -z-1 Var R?