Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

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E 1 1 X 1 Christian College Chain Nineteen sixty-four Editor - Helen Kirsehman Junior Editor - Penny Pitman Art and Layout Editor - Barbara Miller Photography Editor - Kitty Jo Wiss Literary Editor - Sandra Mcliibben Business Manager - Pat Judkins Sponsor - Tom Begel MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY VIHIIIHHIHIHHIWIIIIHIIH1HI!HIl!llI!IN4HIUIHIIH 3 000011448997 8 pw Pt an msaim Lsemnv Gena 11,1 mega E-MGT? iw Ezrxcmazh Highway 24 3: SPYWHQ E lndenendelwe, WW 64050 Dedicated to the memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy thirty-fifth President of the United States 1917 - 1963 'G . . . Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Ameri- cans - born in this century tempered by war d1sc1pl1ned by a hard and bltter peace proud of our ancient heritage John F Kennedy Inaugural Address .lanuary 20 1961 a a a - - as ... ' 1 1 l...l.. A Lou Ann Stringharn, left, who was one of the three girls to submit the winning entry, Ivy Chain to the 6'Renarne the yearbook contest, receives the first prize gift certificate from Helen Kirschman. Judi Leeward, looking on, and Pat King, I not present when the picture was talcenj received con- solation prizes when Lou Ann's name was selected at random from the three entries. 21 116W IIHIIIC . . . Due to strong campus feeling that the College yearbook needed a new name, the Rename the Yearbook contest was held this fall. Entries were submitted and a screening committee composed of students, faculty, and administrators, selected seven finalists. These seven entries were again presented to the student body for a final vote, with Hlvy Chain the Winner. I V in .l ! W M zgxxsswti fi Organizations Faculty and Administration . . . 8 Activities . . . 40 Royalty . . . 82 Students . . . 94 Faculty and Administration ww X N, . Dr. Kenneth Freeman, President of Christian College, is vice-president of the American Association of Junior Colleges. Dedicated to his work, President Freeman is striving to make Christian the highest quality institution of its kindf' . S 5 President Freeman and his daughter Nancy at the groundbreaking cere- mony for the new Dining Hall. 3 i I W The first family of Christian College - Nancy, Janet, Dr. Freeman and Mrs. Freeman. .. N. ..- ... ..., -,..,.- g.---..... .....-...-.1v--.-qw..-fn-.-.-.-.W-fe .-- ..-..,....., V 4 -- 1 f - N W , f XS- ., , x . , 1 s A .gum-V 1 i M yn- .XM The energetic and able Dean of Faculty, W. Merle Hill, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., sets a high scholastic standard for the college. Elizabeth C Kirkman A B Dean of Women is always available to listen sympathetically to a student s problem and give counsel Robert P. Montaba, B.S., M.A., Director of Student Personnel, is in charge of counseling students and supervises the work of the P.A.'s. A new member of the administrative system is Mr. Machin Gardner, B.S., M.A. Mr. Gardner replaces Mr. Kenneth Serfass as Admissions Counselor and will also serve as assistant to the President. Ss I A Ruth McKibben Financial Secretary Buena Lansford, BS., MS. Registrar ,lane Crowe, A.B. Director of Alumnae Affairs Peggy Phillips Director of Public Relations Frederick Frazier, A.B. Director of Development Kenneth Serfass, BS., A.M. Director of Admissions Faculty Business S. C. Steinberg l Glenna Mae Kubaoh, lVl.S Dorothy McArthur, lVl.A. Engllsh Harry Minetree, M.F.A. o Gail Doherty, AB., M.A. Hazel Kennedy, M.A. Aww Wu, Loy AB C'orialrwin.M.A. 1 IS , . . Jim Jordan, M.F.A. William Brown, BS., M.M.Ed., M.A. Patricia Whitmarsh, Mus.M., Mus.B. Allene Preston, M.A. Philosoph Religion Eldon DTCQEHH, B.D. .lack Scott, B.D. Fine Arts 1 Sidney Larson M.A. Richard Green, A.B., M.F.A. Celia Johnson, A.B. Victoria Kramer A.B., M.F.A. P ysical Education Alice Thompson, BS. Sue Faurot, M.A. Sue Gerard, M.Ed Home Economics Ellen Dahl, MS. Ruth M. Graham, M.A Foreign Languages Hazel Perryman, A.B., M.A. - Arentina Armstrong HMaestra Normall' Dr. W. Merle Hill, Ph.D. Hortense P. Davison, A.B., M.A Math Dan B- H0Hg1HHd, M-A Carol A. Alspaugh, A.M. , qffa WM is 14 ' Ni!! , I X Wm 25 77333 ff Science .,i,v 3 is gl W e i i I i Thomas B. Johnson, M.A. i Dennis Grev, M.S. Dr. Bernadette Menhusen, Ph.D. Dr. Jessie E11is,Ph.D- Jack Batterson, AB. Social Studies Gantcho Gavrilofi Federick Knarr, M.A. James Watson, MS. Vera K. Andreson, M.A. Library Hazel Keener M.S.L.S. Standing, Left to Right: Henry Kirk, Miss Carolyn Stauffer, Mrs. Sara Fickertt, Mrs. Maryan Ogelsby, Robert Rhinehart, Carl Haines, Ken Serfass, Ralph Myers, Mel Schaefer, and David Young, the Educational Counselors who interview perspective students. Educational Counselors en Personnel Assistants Personnel Assistants Miss Nan English, Miss Pat Sturtevant, Miss Louann Lewright Miss Penny C aroll, and Miss Carol Romesburg are available to students or counsel on any Tflfaltef. The Invaluable, Gcbfbhilld ' nl k W da Barkwell TOIII Begel B'3ty lilgdrews Ngxrcisoagg agecretaly Publications Editor oo tore Jacqueline Dennis Joyce Ann Drew Lucille Duncan .l 311 Eliadis Secretary Secretary Head Resident ,News and Feature Writer Nadine McClellan Sheila McClintock Mary Marbach .lacquie Patterson Secretary Library Assistant Nurse Secretary Merle Ra S ' a e cup ora Stewart ecretary Head Resident SCCFCUHY Head Resident Head Resident HHCY Catherine Sallee Linda Snider M b 1 Stal C The Seenew Staff , , Betty Combs Secretary Minnie Fox Secretary Dr. Clarence Piclfard College Physician Carole Whatley Secretary Laura Crane William Dannar Carol Davis Secretary Maintenance Nurse Blanche Kirk Kathy Kosters Glenda Ldfbdfiefl Head Resident Secretary SCCFI-Diary Dorothy Porter Rath Price Maxine Oates Secretary SCCFCIHTY Nurse Tilford Williams Virginia Williams Psan Wilson Maintenance Secretary CCTCWTY rganizations nv W W X f .,,,,,,,, Campus Communit Government The purpose of the Campus Community Government is to coordinate all campus activities. lt sponsors the CCC Convocation, the Christmas Banquet, the Honors Assembly and the Queens' Assembly. The CCG officers left to right: Secretary, Susannah Wilcox, Vice-President, Janie Pryor, and President, Kay Asher, discuss school matters with Dean Kirkman. Wllwm, 22 Campus Community Government Council The Orientation Committee arrives on campus yearly to prepare for the The Twebfth Night plans and promotes social activi- ties for Cathies through mixers, exchange dinners, and formal dances. Board members are: Carol Smith, Kay Wood, Vicki Verhulst, Judi Jones, Kathy Neeley, Bobby Jo Kirlin, ,lane Gilmer - Vice President, Kay Kauzlarich - President, Miss Penelope Carroll - Sponsor, and Miss Carol Romesburg - Sponsor. .23 2 Sigma Phi Gamma l 3 I Phi Delta Delta is the honorary society for students 'superior in the field of Art. Among the activities of the organization are sketching trips and trips to the art museums in Kansas City and St. Louis. President of Phi Delta Delta is Barbara Miller. Co-Sponsors are Mr. Jim Jordan and Mr. Sidney Larson. 4 Sigma Phi Gamma is the honorary society for students who excel in language. Students outstanding in German, Spanish or French are invited to become members. One of the activities of the or- ganization is to send Christmas gifts to for- eign families. Ruth Bodner is president. Mrs. Perryman, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Davidson are the spon- sors. hi Delta Delta Campus Ambassadors Campus ambassadors was formed to fill a need of having students show prospective students and their families around campus. Students are in- vited to join on the basis of scholarship and personality. Carole Radley is president. Delta Psi Omega Mr. Richard Green is the sponsor of the honorary dramatic society, Delta Psi Omega Students are invited to join after accumulat- ing fifteen points for participating in dra- matic productions. Kay Habenstein is pres ident, Sharron Fisk is vice president. As of first semester no one was eligible for member- ship. Alpha P1 EPSIIOH Membership in Alpha Pi Epsilon national com mercial honorary society is acquired by superior students interested in the secretarial field ludy Throckmorton is president with Mrs. Dorothy Mc- Arthur as sponsor. 25 GN BUT? The Dolphins stimulate and increase skill in synchronized swim- ming. Swimming meets and the annual water show are the main activities of the club. Mrs. Sue Grrard is the sponsor. President, Donna Sigmang vice-president, Ruth Hickoxg Carol Smith is secretary and Ann Tallman is treasurer. The honorary science society, Delta Eta Chi, stimulates inter- ests in the pure sciences. Require- ments for membership are 13 hours of math and science with a B average. Sandra McKibben is president with Dr. Jessie Ellis as sponsor. Delta Eta Chl ... -- ,,-.K-L,....,,..- hi Theta Kappa T Phi Theta Kappa, is a national honorary scholastic organization for Junior Colleges. It selects members on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and character. Officers are president, ,lane Ray H uddlestong vice-president, Marcia Marlin, secretary, Sandra McKibbeng treasurer, Kay Habensteing Sara Fleming, historian, and Mrs. Hazel Kennedy is the sponsor. . Beta Beta Tau The purpose of Beta Beta Tau is to inform interested business students and sec- retarial training students of the opportunities in the field of commerce. Beta Beta Tau also selects the Ideal Secretary. Mrs. Glenna Mae Kubach is the sponsor. St Ceclla St Cecilia is open to all students interested in music The members urther their interest through student programs, visiting artists, and speakers The Christmas Song Fest is an annual club activity 28 Chorus The Chorus is open to students interested in singing. The chorus makes several school appearances and par- ticipates in a Christ- mas service at the First Christian Church. Proudly posing for their picture are the members of the Double Sextette, left to right, Kittie Williams, Janie Pryor, Helen Kirschman, Ada McAllister, Suzannah W ilcox, Sara Alexander, Gail Spiesor, Linda Allan, Caryl Wood, Linda Kemp, Elaine Harmon, and Sharon McLaughlin. Pam Cates is accompanist and Mr. William Brown is director. The select choral group composed of the finest voices at Christian is gathered in the Double Sextette. They sing for many events on campus and for many groups throughout the state. Double Sextette Lineage Club Having a rela- tive who have at- tended Christian is the only mem- bership require- ment for Lineage Club. The girl who has the most relatives having attended is cho- sen as president. The officers are: Liz Berrey, Presi- dent, Janice Barn- hart, Vice Presi- dent, Gloria Spel- man, Secretary, Bobbie Hunt, Trea- surer, Betty Byer, Publicity, ,lan Witherspoon, His- torian. Microphone Staff 1 Wt. 1 ve. ,AV ' L. , 3 i ll Seated: Betty Stanton, Editor, Ann Haven, Business Manager. Standing, Left to Right: Gay Lynne McDonald, Make-up Editor, Tricia Marx, Feature Editor, Mrs. Irwin, sponsor, Virginia Hester, M ake-up Editorg Jane Gilmer, Assistant Editor. The Mike reporters are often seen dashing here and there gathering the latest news. The twelve editions of the Microphone keep Cathies posted on campus activities. hain Staff Long hours of laying out pages, writing copy, and selecting pictures, seem not to have dampened the enthusi- asm of the Ivy Chain staff and editors. Pictures of campus friends, activities, events and reminders of happy college experiences are contained within the yearbooks pages. Much behind the scenes work is done by Helen and Penny. The Ivy Chain starts to take shape under the supervision of the editors. They are, left to right, Sandy McKibben, Literary Editorg Penny Pitman, Junior Editorg Editor in Chief, Helen Kirschmang Barb Miller, Art and Layout Editorg Pat Judkins, Business Managerg and Kitten Wiss, Photography Editor. 51 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 32 International Relations Club The members of the International Relations Club meet once every two weeks to discuss current events. They conduct their meetings with a panel discussion or occasionally a guest speaker. Spanish Club The members Of Spanish Club enjoy the Spanish dinner, songs, dances, games, and Spfffllfffrs from Spanish-speaking countries. Clothes Counselors Elected by the student body the clothes counselors Judi Leeward Bev Burkey advise Cathies on dances coke dates library dates and many other occasions by helping them answer the ques- tion of what to wear Food Counselors At suggestions from the 9 9 Bonnie Kies, Ann Haven, and 7 3 ' 7 Cathies, ideas for im- provement are given to the Food Management Service by the Food Counselors Gretchen Pnbe, Salli Schwartz, Barbi Naylor, Dean Kirkham, Libby McClusky, ,lane Huddleston, and Teal Ashley. 33 Modeling Club The goals of the Modeling Club are to aid Cathies in attain- ing grace, poise, and greater knowledge of clothing coordination. lt also helps bridge the gap between the social life of high school and college. The club sponsors three style shows and dining room model- ing. Mrs. Cecelia Johnson is the spon- sor. ,, Members of the Senior Modeling Board: Carolyn Radley, Barbara Miller, Sharon Shockey, Judi Jones, Kay Kauzlarich, Ann Haven, Marci Gronau, ,lane Gilmer, Pat Groen. Members of the Junior Modeling Board are: Brenda Sweet, Debby Bryant, Dale Coe, Rhonda Atchison, Flo Faulkner, Bonnie Gregory, ,lan Dulaney, Laura Henderson, Elizabeth M CC lnskey, and Barbara Naylor. Publlc Relatlons Board The Pubhc Relatlons Board g1VCS lnterested girls an lnslght 1nto the fleld of pubhc relatlons The Board sponsors the Best Dressed Glrl contest and adds t the hlstorical costume IS the sponsor Members of the Public Relations Board Tricia Marx Helen Kirschman Ginny Glover Judy Krum Ruth Bodner Kitty Wiss Susan Phillips fame Spear Shirley Polk Kay Kauzlarich gather around sponsor Mrs Phillips Home Eeonomlcs Club O 0 . collection. Mrs. Peggy Phillips - I Members of the Home Ec Club are: Sharon Ford, Linda Robinson, Presi- dent - Julie Marriott, Andrea Aleff, Carol Johnson. Second Row: Anne Marshall, Pamela George, Linda Bussey, Cay Lynne McDonald, Lynda Whitehead, Pat Dzus, Gretchen Price, ,lo Buchanan, and Wefler. Home Economics majors and girls interested in homemaking compose the Home Ec. Club. The club sponsors a Christmas party and a spring style show featuring clothes made by club members. Womenis Athletic Association W A A - Interest is the only requirement for membership in the W'omen's Athletic Association. Skill in sports is promoted through intramural games sponsored by the WAA. Mrs. Sue Faurot is thefaculty sponsor. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The student members of the Assembly Committee are chosen by the faculty members. They work to- gether to plan interest- ing and educational assemblies emphasizing the cultural improve- ment ofthe students. 36 Assembly Committee Faculty and students work together to plan assemblies. Front row left to right: Terry Blair, Caryl W ' ' ood, Julie Reynoldson, and Penny Pitman. Back row: Mr. Green. Mr. Ellis, Mrs. Kubach, Miss Whitmarsh, and Mr. Brown. Riding Club All students enrolled in horsemanship are eligible for membership in Riding Club. The club activities include a trip to the American Royal in Kansas City, the Parents' Weekend and Commencement horse shows, all-day rides, and picnics. O ! Coachmg Club By giving riding les- sons to Columbia children, these ad- vanced and interest- ed students ofRiding Club prepare them- selves for teaching. This Coaching Club is directed by Mrs. Alice Thompson. 37 Q 1 Z 1 5 1 2 4 1 l 2 li Y? Q5 3 l I 1 if ,Ti .1 ,111 ,ly 'fi , , T!! 11 1 '54 13' mf fag ,. :IH f. iii .,, ,ig Yi' iii 132 . Qi! iff .ff H ,311 HQ ii H ,H U J QE! ,li if 131 .V ig J, iff r N1 ,M J! 31 is ll! QE '41 HI 45 F55 E2 ,i Ei if ii f E. il 31 x i if I E F ,4 ,I EI H? 95 1. ff 11 'I I! i 2 J i 1 il 1 Q Activities imma Ehr- September - friendly smiles and a big Welcome ,luniorsn N-.,N Luggage, luggage, luggage and a little confusion. on the side .J Libby, Gail and Carol didrft have quite as far to travel rrival The luggage gets straightened out, and Cathy's ready for her first look at Christian. Cathies descend on Columbia, Missouri. N0 wonder Columbia voted to build a new airport. Let's see blankets, stuffed animals, suitcases and oh yes, Dad. 1 is it I tt , ff c'The only time we have open is 4:00 Saturday afternoon. 2... Well, how about Dog Paddling II? A A 4 o o Reglstratlon Parlez-vousfrangais, madenzo1'selle.9,, ' Winner, Carol Wood, belts Talent Show R out selections from Okla- homa . Dance at the Gym - brought to life by Sandra Weldon. Christian's own Italian immigrant - Janice Barnhart. Last years winner, Sharron Fisk, a study inform and grace, CC So this is the M.U. snowjob . .. and your extension is . . . The band played on. The Mixer Cathies discover the men from Mizzou, and vice-versa, at the mixer. The walk across campus - plans for next weekend. ,lady Leeward, Kay Asher, Suzannah Wilcox, and Kay Habenstein represent Christian in the M izzou Homecoming Parade. Christian Cathies share the spirit and excitement ofa Mizzoufootbail game. Q so W , ,.,, s W .,., i The picnic -foodandfan on the back campus. 1t's timefor our daily rations X Even the Dean gets into the act. a new dining hall . . Members of the Groundbreaking Committee pose proudly as they start preparations for the new dining hall . The Groundbreaking Ceremony was well attended. I N ,gee ,,es e se,, s to Proud parents and their daughters line up for a picture, Dads and daughters 'cwhoop it upa' at the Parents Weekend Dance C athies anxiously await the judges decision. Halloween Part Jr. Halloween Queen, Janet Orenstein, looks on as Janey Gilmore participates in Miller Halls Halloween skit. Important people in the 20th Century. The Aerospace program visits Christian. Aerospace Program Cathies are fascinated by Major Gardner -. . , , .,.., -..N .., .-.i,.... .Y W.. W ,,, .,.A+..- ,. ...-,4..-, ...-.-f.......-.., -v..-,...,-,.-.f--'f-U .4-L-k-4-H-----------V-1-1--v-fl-'-H 1 Vkwm f W1 ff, 4 Antigone f Cathies worked as hard behind the scenes as they did on the stage. Students and faculty work together to make Antigone a success. fi Jw fffjnff ' - V' ' , f Q X: , X , , X ff 4 MQW 7 f ' ,,,, The actors assernblefor thefinal scene offlntigone. Greek chorus opens the production of ANTICONE. b ' Z, to me they give a recompense like this Now because to you, Polyneies, I have given uria 'L in lm., A bleak clay and the flag at half rnast . . . . a reflection ofour uncertainties. Long, trying hours in front of the television - watching history being made. the assassination At vespers Cathy tries to find a way to accept the tragedy. 54 And before we realized it, the leaves had fallen and the first snow fell. Cathy brightly decorated her doors for the Christmas Season. X 55 1, if 'Q 5, 5 1 , H lm' , X Iwi I ,R my 'W ,X-, a 5ff,7f . B 'fxa ii' +1 J ff ,. ff . 14 5 Y W Q. fl KF I, Q,I I .N V X Ji ,H lv QV A ,1 2 m ,,- 11' 1 , . 1 ' 1 ,. c 1 ww w .,. .lg L JM , 1 q M 11 ,1 -! JW 5 +3 g,.,, J, I- ' M 3 4 Y 5-' '5 , afi a Wi l fav ff nl! i 5 R J Lyla a G! f H 5 ,Wi 2 Wi l .EH 'Il , 45 '1 4 ,e I 1 ,,j' Y ying ' Q ? 1 W ft 1 'Ml J HI 1 lu! F? ! l' i VME! f f 12 :Y 5 ,Q 5 . 1 1? W3 w I 11 1 if if .11 95 M515 I - 3 G iff fi if T35 a W ,I 513 ii ' ,xl Iv: 'El WY ji! f if ' il? 1 ai? f QQ gr z 3? 1 51541 E Y l fir 5 M , 'p l H! ww, I W 4 With thefirst snow came the annual snowball battle Dear Mom, Today, I saw a bear on campus 9 1 hristmas P Dance . . . Twisting . . . anyone P P P Dancing in a mellow rnood, under a ceiling ofsnowflakes. Cathies and their dates collect souvenirs from the dance. WT e Littlest Angelw The theme for the Christmas Banquet was highlighted by the reading of the Littlest Angeln by Mrs. Alva Preston. theme of the Christmas Banquet C.C.G. President, Kay Asher, greeted the guests at the annual Christmas gathering. N ..q,- ' .t N- ez-s.-A ,. . 'S ', ' i Nh- ,f.:-Li '?5'? 'iiiiisg :,: 9 I 2 qqqi .,'-: K '.' arg ',.4 . A , If 4':'fNfE.I. .. I .quz l 1 ' :: Q,2 Zvz 33 fl ','q :W4 ' H 2:-1 '-'- 'i t lill' fr 'f f X 6 V Y I fs- ':,,. , . ,s 1 sk' - -fe '::t':': EE' 112 WM N H -tQMZ4Q2?'f fmt C H R I s T 1 A N C o L L E G E ' ,Q Chrzstmas Banquet CMJ December 16, 1963 Invocation ......................... -Sara Fleming Greeting .........e......... - .......... . ..... Kay Asher 2 Introduction of Q :'1 2-K Trustees ---President Kenneth Freeman 1 Dinner The Christmas Story ----------. - ---.- . ----- -Mr.R1chard Green CHRISTMAS IN PERSON The Reverend Glynn Burke 4 Christmas Carols . --.----- Double Sextette Do You Hear What I Hear Silent Night THE LITTLEST ANGEL ------- - -------- -Mrs. Alva Preston 5. . Q :bi z 5 ... ,.,,,, X ., , Q, is :fk t f - - q1,,: , ' fffit A ,.,,v:-1, ,--. I Benediction -------- .------ . . .--.-.-..-..- Dale Coe 'g .asfefss 2 :eff 3 . K Zigglliigz' , ...Z 0 .,.-- - . ,E -- ' 1 f2 2: --..1 .- .:1, IZ' :ig -mf 1 124 '4,',. -,,,-..:..' s E ,.-....- 'Sig rfzz .-1 5: 0 ': ' - a,, . -f'1 1': .--,- 1 f 'A the littlest angel The diningroom hostess greets students at C.C.'s annual Christmas Banquet. F 59 , I 1 60 l 1 a Phi Theta Kappa President, Jane Huddleston and Kay Habenstein begin the Christmas festivities with the annual Tree Light- ing Ceremony. Accepting the wreath for Hughes Hall President Sandy Sugget. Missouri Hall held their own tree lighting ceremony in the parlor. P It all started with a handful of packed snow! Qi , ...sw Q' ' f A A M wwf f,,, X f,,, f A t z A .ings Snow in Missouri? I thought I was in the South! A 4 6 1 athies Leave . . . The lights ofHughes Hall shine late into the night before vacation. We W Students spend the last hurried hours packing before vaca- tion. 311 Return Pheasant under glass. 1 Todays version of a Petticoat Pioneer. 1 Result of a Thanksgiving vacation hunt- ingtrip. W fs 5 S ,E 1 'if I git 1 1,521 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 in 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 151 1 f 1 Pheasant again F' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 63 1 1 1 64 Charter Da 'Q President Freeman greets guest Robert M. White, Co-Editor and Publisher of the Mexico Evening Ledger, as Mr. Hartley Banks, President of the Board of Trustees, looks on. On Charter Da the HP tt' P Q ffvtf' y e Lcoat ioneerl' lives Taking part in Charter Day activities again- were Gloria Spelman and Dale Coe, two members of the Lineage Club. One of the high- lights of the 113th Charter Day observ- ance was the Chris- tian College Chorus. S wv f.L2'f'f i1'75i'fM'2f 'f' -nv' W ,,,..Wf ,,, .. ., ,. ,, ,, ' 'X ' r ff f f, , , , , .WW I W - - , f My f ,J W ,I .. ,lf ff .Q f .Q ,f yi. .44 AW ,fm ,y V M' -1, ' , x 7 I C W ,, fLL. it ,f ' X V ' g I , , . . f 4 e I 'K f ,w X5 'k! if , , ' I i 'I I - 'fi fn 'f ff A in .Q fs. K s X , X, S is fW7s7S7Wkigj.!ff A M, , . 1 ,, ., rg we - A, j ' g' Q ' ' 75.4 his 7:72 I by doing ..... The art studio is open in the evening for student projects. By studying, doing, and observing, a student learns not only new facts and concepts, but also learns to create and develop original ideas. Exams, Ugh. Students learn by study ..... julie takes notesfrorn a human skull. and by observing ...... Mr. Ellis points out a rock formation to his geology class. t, .X ini x X. S, rp X ,vm mil ,, '5 I-x - Y ' FFS t .ii CX, - -it wif ws, QSQQ ,X .. pg ,. ,W ,W fx, it 1 f f 1' wgs:2Yf.f-wx Q is s ., . .... Y W4 .. 7, Q to t Q X2 xg X s 44' X' X X E xx we 9-fr 'ji sax You do have apoint there but . . . U Mrs. Gerrard demonstrates the old art ofputting a ship in a bottle. Mr. Batterson explains Charlemagne. CC The telescope is a very important part ofAstronomy.,' Mr. Green spends many endless hours helping students prepare school plays. 'Now look girls, wereally got to get these ads soldfn Mr. johnson explains the process ofdisecting Mr. Cavriloff and Mr. Larson discuss the European trip. -.ga-f Vesper Board Directs The planning of weekly vesper services is an important part of Vesper Boards, activity. The Vesper Board sponsors several events throughout the school year. One of the most important is Religious Emphasis Week. This year the Rev. Jerry Johnson was the guest speaker. A special service was held each day in the week. Another activity is the Thursday night Vesper Service. This is a fifteen minute devotional for students who wish to attend. A weekly trip to Fulton Mental Hospital is another project of the Vesper Board. Here, students help to care for the patients. Guest speaker The Rev Jerry Johnson talks to students daringReligLous Emphasis Week. Vesper Board sponsor, The Rev. ,lack Scott, con- fers with Vesper Board Officers, Linda Graham, secretary, Karen Harris, vice-pres- identg and Sara Fleming, presi- dent. 69 Bes Dresse Winner of Christian College's Best Dressed Girl on Campus, Debbie Bryant. The contest was sponsored by Glamour', magazine and conducted by the Public Relations Board. fig Contestants for the Best Dressed Contest were, Sharon Jones, Gigi Galbraith, Debbie Bryant, Carol Radley, Ann Haven, Judy Leeward and Judy Tltrockmorton. In the Spring The great outdoors. a young girls fancy turns to . . . Baseball games. Boys vi? Honor Assembly is a long awaited day for every C athy. 'f44 Always roornfor afoarth for bridge in the T.C. Room Presenting Christians, own big name talent, the CC. Beatles. ,ii-...l my .f Bill, fi--wr X , ' Sports activity is an important part of C athy's college life. Among oar many memories will be the columns of Ole Mizzoun. I think this one's minef, Come on girls we don't have all dayf, In the spring many come to visit the campus ' - 73 The Sentors recewe extra help before their long walk. o f- Chain-f The climax of two years of study is the unique Ivy Chain. The long ivy-laden line to the auditorium be- gins after its formation in the gym, and a formal picture at Missouri Hall. Now in the auditorium, the Class Day tradition is about to begin, however, this is but a prelude to the morning's activities. Following the ceremony, the Senior Class President leads her class on their Hlong walkn through the double line of 'arose-laden Juniors, where the Little Sister presents the roses to her Big Sister, to front campus where the Seniors form a circle. This symbol- izes a continuing tie between Christian and the students. The Juniors gather around the outside of the circle to hear the Senior Class President speak briefly before seeing her plant the sprig of Ivy. The planting of the Ivy is symbolic of the Seniors leaving a part of themselves at Christian. After the Ivy is planted the class president cuts the Ivy between each Senior. This is severing of the ties which have held the students together during the two years. Weeks before, rose notes had been sent out to se- lected Juniors, as a token of friendship, The Juniors, collect their roses after the cutting of the Ivy. Now, to the Seniors standing alone, Ivy Chain is just a memory. No cutoffs today! Ivy Chain Proces- sion climaxes the year's events. Roses: a token of everlasting friendships. 75 F + 9 J 3 3 fi 2 , 5 Q, 4 1 ii Q lf i i 1 i 1 W X S i 1 i I i 1 1 1 I The Baccalaureate service is the first step in graduation Seniors wait with mixed emotion. Faculty and students come togetherfor their last event of the year. One by one they are honored. 'Q Dmmencement 3 Y i l I I L Tw J ,f 1 K r 3 1 That final connection be- tween her and Christian Collegeg a very reward- ing handshake. Here it is the accorn- plished goal. hri tian Wy 4 fnwl' ,, Christian is more than books and assemblies, dates, dead- lines, buildings and class- rooms. Christian is, in the final analysis, people. People that we have come to know and love, people we will not soon forget. is A visit with his sister, jane, brings Jimmie Gilmer and the Fireballs to Christian. fm I s Peopl W-Wg V , N X R0 alt V4 ,..,k ,M--, , -.---,.-- -... .... v --W . f... 1 f--f-- 5---. -1--------N--f-I--f ' i Y 1 ' S2 f L f - mg, 511 SN-gm-if N76 1: f gg-fgesfm 5 K ,K ' xf f sw, 5 gf, .V .f.'K,, -.Q -X f Ex .1 g 'fsffyx ff wzgffgtqa www iw, Q 0 - f Ln- ---1 5-7-' A- 'g ' Af- f'-iTj '4TTiT'i nf :J-L: :EY,,,,,? - ,,,-5fe,,,,,,,LgY .:::4g:.gfL-,.,..4.QL..-,g....--:-gsm..-. - -.-.-V.-,L 1-.-.--.'. -- N ' Halloween ueens Jane Purd and Janet rnstein Chosen by all the students, the Halloween Queens reign over the Halloween Party. They are notedfor their humor and wit. Athletic ueen Carol Smith The Athletic Queen, chosen by W.A.A., is the girl who best expresses the best characteristics of good sportsmanship and a wide and varied interest in sports. Dolphin ueen nn Talhnan The Dolphin Queen is the mem- ber of the Dolphins who has achieved outstanding skill in aquatics and who dornonstrates safe and confident water tech- niques. Characterized by beauty and a pleasing personality, she reigns over the annual Water Show. Modelin ueen Carole Radley Beauty, poise, and personality are the basis of selection when the Modeling Club chooses the Modeling Queen. 85 utstandin Senior Sara F lemin A joint studentfaculty committee selects the Outstanding Senior who in her two years at Christian, has shown the highest ideals of a Cathy. She is chosen for her leadership, scholarship, personal qualities, and partici- pation in campus activities. !'.Qsflt-w 'f'j', Ideal Secretar Vicki if Vaughn Chosen by Beta Beta Tau for her outstanding secretarial skills, the Ideal Secretary exemplifies efficiency, beauty, personality and poise. 87 , - Commencement ueen Attendants Y Barbara Satterfield Libb MeCluskey F . ! w ommeneement een Flo Faulkner Chosen by all Cathies for her beauty, poise, and scholastic achievement, the Commencement Queen is a junior who reigns with her two attendants and court over the Commencement Pageant. 89 A i 1 i 1 N w 5 f 1 l A 1 t l i i J l 1 I Y t QQ 99 vy Chain ueen Jane Blackman The Ivy Chain Queen is a senior who reigns over the memories of Christian College. Chosen by the students on the basis of scholarship, beauty, charm and personality, she is given special recognition in the Ivy Chainv. ' S S x X X E Ivy Chainw Queen Attendants Betty Byer Kay Kauzlarieh Junior l .. xg zfmwfwf ' f My N ,W 14' K ff , fgf wfy x. mu A,,V5g1Xj,z ,VVV,V Z! Z , 4 , Z w W Z!?.,,,,fQQ if Z -J X -1 f 3' --N-W' ff ' - x 4 4 'f Z 1 1 f 'K 3 3 f 3 1 fff 1 2 wwf . MSR' 'Z Q, ,, X 7 'W f ,M , ,,z Q IM A Jw X mag i ,V ,. -' M M3 ,,fyVV,,? f' up inf fCfff,,zWy',f VVV ' .ww flff 'Z waz ' m m ,. s. . ,v -r----lsr 1 u H U, ,--.- ,4,,.....,..,,..,,...:.w M.-2+--U-:Nf--f----M'-H-' f- -- - -' - ......-....-..,,-,-.,. I Donna Adams KathY Adams Liz Akesson Andrea Aleff Sara Alexander Margie Allbritten Janice Allen Stephanie Andrews Judy Anthony Teal Ashley ag, A ' 41 J r. Officers Rhonda Atchison Lyla Babcock l 'Y'-w..,x 'Yee N .-.Nm Janice Barnhart Margaret Barton .lo Benner Confused Cathy comes to Christian Alice Bennett Toni Bergmann Liz Berrey Karen Bradkey Carolyn Brooks Terry Blair Peggy Blair Debbie Brown Cheri Brummet . Q' 5 C 4215 ,WJ wf W ,,. , 4, .. Diane Brunetti Debbie Bryant Patty Bryson Jo Bl1Cb-311811 fl A 441 v' 0 7 Leslie Burdick Jan Burge Susan Burns Patsy Cain Susan Callender f W X www.. ..,N.a ' f .6 44 ,, f f , , MM ,MM f , rw HN0w girls, about the attendance policyfa Marilyn Campbell Sheryl Carman Kay Carothers .Indy Carr Phyllis Carty Pam Cary Gina Casaretto Mary Jane Cashion Pam Cates Vicky Cearley Joy Cimino Janice Clark Bridget Clark The opening ofa new lifev Dale Coe Betsy Cooke Karen Coe Connie Craig Becky Darnell Marjorie Davis Maxa DeLecour J an Dulaney V Pat Dzus Monte E y C hey Lynn Edwards Glenda Erdel Flo Faulkner Suzi Ferguson Kathy F ernung Nickie F ireoved Sally Fisher Ginny Glover Carolyn Green Sharon Ford Gigi Galbraith Shell Glick Talent Show 5 99 Bgnnie Gfeggfy SIIG EHGII Guthrie Kay Hackleman Pat Hogan Elaine Harmon K. K. Harris Melanie Harris Leslie Hawkins Wendy Hayward Laura Henderson ,rf to ' .lune Heroy Ruth Hiekox M.U. boys advertise the Homecoming Hoote- nanny. O0 -I0 Ann Higley Claudia Homer Suzanne Hotaling J ill Houser iv ' J i Al rw. I K. J i -9 Q J! V f - ' . . f l y ' XQX X., ,yi-nf junior I Q x,w4 ,ff 5 V Q. ,X K ff QNX f V 1 Q Q x I fe, K W- , 1 X X2 1,f 'X ,f- rl7I Q X . ,n'n3z ,,'v,!.A1 'Q I7 , '1 4 A l Z to L' 2 in Z 3 Y TDI.: My name is Cathy, I 'm a Bobbie Hunt Nancy Hurd Gloria Hurwitz Mimi Insley Diana Irwin .J l o ulie Jackson Karen Jenkins Julie J0hr1S0n Diane Jones Kathy JOHCS i I Linda Kemp Susan Keyes Karol Kimball Pat King Susie Lamb Wendy Lamb O2 me Vu! Nancy Latimer ,Thy light Shall Leslie Leigh .lennie Lister lead each day... Megan McCarthy Libby McCluskey Kathy McDaniel Jane McKinney Gwen McLean J an McNeil Anne Marshall Jeanne Merchant Margaret Merrifield Gail Meskovsky L0l1iSC M0056 CiHdY Mflfgan 1 O I l Nancy Nagro Carol Nathan Barbi Naylor Suzy Newkirk Y' I Marva Nilson Leslie Noell Ann Olson .lean O'Malley + I O Janet Ornstein Gail Petri l I X as Ka..-f -r ,,. -. ' W - , uf ' ' .-.uv M sf K Sue Phillips Penny Pitman The Auditorium Shirley Polk Pattie Prime Ronnie Richardson Linda Robinson X iz! Debbie Powell Talley Prime f jf? ff, zz! A-g' Kathy Prohl Helen Raymond Barbara Rieman Susan Robertson Mary Rotzien Barbara Satterfield JOY SCl'1iffman 10 l 4 l , y l Beverly Schilb Paulie Schnackel Lina Schram THUCY 51121011 1 Xl 5 1, is ll!! 'i H1 '1 il Y :gi tifij . lm 15, 4 gil it 'ii 314 135 1431! fm 4 J il ig? 'mai 9,5 ,Q ' il i1 Ml Mai- 31, y ba I l fl 1 . E JPN if Carole Shelton Kay Sherburn Connie Smith NOFIIIH Smith it will is ii tail li Till 'Uh ki il wx lx T W 'fir ll Q-1 i Il My E fl , levi! lim! lit, .V 5 ' M V 'V' 'V H ' Ji. , it gl ,ii NJ. J, llhlw, llfllf' I ill l iii all 1 3 l Htl t l it Pat Smith ,laney Spear . Twill i ww w l ill l l ,LI -' :MM l 'sim Pam Spector Gayle Speiser Dorsey Hall 106 Ingrid Steinfeldt Becky Stoltz 6 Mimi Stout Rudi Stryker A minute away from the books B I to Emily Sutton Brenda Sweet Betty Tallman Luci Thomas Terry Tidd Betty Timmons JO MHTY Tllfnage Susan Van Dyke 1 O l f'N IL .35- vs - b A i -- l ' o N lox I A f ?g- I t Iviifl, .rx .F A fi hX. X l 4 i A '9 M' Susan Velser Margaret Wallace Billie JO Wanink N S 49 mx gk f For all we know we may never meet again. Nancy Washco Anne Weber Gil Wefler Sandra Weldon Kay Wendell Lynda Whitehead Alison Whitehurst 2 Kitty Williams Marty Williams Carol Wilmgs Debbie Wilson 1 08 K eu BCVCHY Winter Kitten WiSS Jan Witherepoon W Caryl Wood Teal Zalinski Jackie Zangger Marjon Bryan Peggy Huddleston FHY Nisbet 1 0 l 55 37 The friends we know and love so well CC 27 The campus beauty fair. Junior We love the old traditions . . . Your college days are the best days . . . 110 Memorles You sometimes stop and wonder who could have askedfor more When youfrejust around the cornerfrom life's wide open door . . . Senior Bay: Linda Allan Beth Allen June Anderson Kay Asher Barbara Barkwell Beverly Jane Berkey Terry Bgst The senior class officers are from left to right: Lynnea Key, treasurerg Betty Byer, presidentg Karen Harris, vice-presidentg Judi Leeward, secretary. O l H Jane Blackman Ruth Bodner Carol Brown Nada Brown Linda BusseY Betty Byer y Beverly Clark HUGHES HALL OFFICERS: Sandy Suggett, Presidentg June Anderson, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Cara Stewart, Housernother. 1 Judy Cunningham Marcia Day Sally England Ann Falconer Freya Finson 4+ Q Hughes Hall Sharron Fisk Sara Fleming Pam George Jane Gilmer Kim Goodson Tee Gee Officers Julie Gottschalk Linda Grayum 8 Pat Groen Marcy Gronau Marty Grube x Kay Habenstein Leslie Handy ,. up--' . . I I i' -'::., :1!P . . t ,V,v ' I Q. ,... f.Awr::-nz -Q-, k.-.,:f - ' li ,, . fx '-'j,fj,., ALA? an Q Q J f ffff: U, ' N r1Q'l.f'F , 'ff Un V E' Y .' . L... . y 5 I, gl! ga., . , E ' 11 ---1.-.rr-, :. e ' Q 0h-- those over weight bags for returning for 2nd yearf, Karen Harris Ann Haven Lanny Hemry Eileen Harbert Elaine Hart ff fm- f, A ' Virginia Hester 119 ' ,EW ,, , X W ,V AW l , fy Jane Huddleston Carol J0hHS0H Lee Johnston 20 Judi Jones Everythingfs mixed but the drinks at the mixer. Sharon Jones rw? Jeanne Jordan Gmger Kasper Pat Judkins Kay Kauzlarieh Bobbie Jo Kirlin Bonnie Kies He Lynnea Key len Kirschman HUB i Mary Koch Judy Koenigsberg 122 Life is not dated merely by yearsg events sometimes are the best calendars. Benjamin Disraeli Tammy Kratz Judy Krum Judi Leeward Patty Lewis gf X X ff , f x M Xia 'V . 'L M lv ll ogg: X ! Ada McCaHister Maribelle Lyons ' x M. 1, Z Z iff, r f I IZ Wh My name's Cathy too, but I'm Gay Lynne McDonald a seniorf' Sandy McKjbben f Sharon McLaughlin Marcia Marlin Diana Marmorale 2 ff f , 1' wi Qui Julie Marriott Barbara Miller Sandra Minnix 2 Micky Moffit Toni Morton g'But Dean Hill, it was this way K3thY NCC1GY Nancy Norman Lisa Olinger Karen Petersen Val Pinkert w 1 y , 1 Gretchen Price Jane PurdY .. - I2 X P Cx f Z f Carole Radley Late to class again. Nancy Records 2 Ellen Reed Julie Reynoldson Judy Richards n . GWCII Ross Judy Ruggleg 1 l X Salli Schwartz Heather Scott Sue Selka It is the peculiarity of knowl- edge that those who really thirst for it always get it. Chris Sherman Sharon ShockeY Donna Sigma C arol Smith Mary Smith 12 -Q 7 Sara Spaeth MILLER HALL OFFICERS: Salli Schwartz, Vice- President, Jane Blackman, President, Miss Sturtevant L and Miss English, Personal Assistants, Mrs. Lucille . Duncan, H oasemother. Glorla Spelman 4 P 1 c , 4 1 . l , i X 1 I 4 28 Beth Sproule Sue Spry Betty Stanton i 1 w I , i I -4 'Q Sheila Steele Sherry Stover Lgu Stringham 'WZ-7' Lynne Stuver Miller Hall S Sandy Suggeu 129 -uw Ann Tauman Gayle Teasdel Louise Teixler O ' f Z Iii ,K ff ua , ffg I xy as fi Ellen Templjn I XM . Judy Throckmorton MISSOURI HALL OFFICERS: Karen Peterson, Presidentg Judy Richards, Vice Pres.g Mrs. Mabel Stalcup,H0usemother. I r i li I I fel vi li is I! l Sai il 1 3 14 Susan Timmins Joyce Tracy Liz Tudor Susan Vaughan V ri Hall Vicki Vaughn M issou, 131 2 V ' ' f ' M l , M I 'f ' c x IQ, ,yu Q-rf 6? -42 .si Wi W a X Al 'll l I r 1 Q Vicki Verhulst Tracy Walmer r W I ffm l P Q' 1 y 1 QP , Diane Warren A 4 l , hi A 1 lx Pat Weber Cheryl Westfall .' 3 , 1 I rl. N I I '- ' W 5 1 Q , l 'N x .1 I , ' H f: 5?, 'fx N 5 .X :HID If ',v A 43,341 fit Ja I QQ - ' 4 ag, www. fa- 'l?,'l N x, QQ' 'Ai . 1' 64' Q05 'J' , ' ? -.1 ,2 Though parting time must come and we from thee must go, our hearts may ache with pain and eyes be wet with woe. Judy Wood Cheryl Whitely Suzannah Wilcox ,337 , fu-1+ Virginia Williams fs L- ' n i is xi L' R X 11 5- .xx XS :fx 1 H .HN ,S The gates last seen through tears. 133 ar Q A' '1 X V? if gx' xt P ...qo- Ahl Htfv I n, ,f I-:,J, ' I V 1 Y' X. lay! 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Where e,er we work, where e,er we play, Thy light shall lead each day, 5 Thy motto, Truth, in Christian girls Reflected be alway. 'il fs ,,, Though parting time must come And wefrom thee must go, Our hearts may ache with pain And eyes be wet with woe. Yet with a smile we'll carry on, And ever with a song, For Christian girls know in their hearts That they to thee belong. 136 sm, ,, .hm i,wwi,f- -Q Work and Pleasure, Joy and Sorrow . . . Christian College SENIOR SONG The memory of our college days We,ll holdforever dear, Recalling in so many ways The lasting friendships started here. Though Christian College days must end We'll ever sing her praise, Till life's last glowing ember We always will remember Thejoy of Christian College days. JUNIOR SONG When youare just around the corner From Life's wide open door, You sometimes stop and wonder Who could have askedfor more. Your college days are the best days That you'll remember well. The love we bear for Christian Words can never tell. 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Walnut Columbia Savings Bank 800 Cherry GI 2-1181 The Bank of Service checking accounts loans safe deposit boxes night depository -,yn ea N- .Q L F Van Coutren Manager of Har felds shows Rename the Yearbook contest wlnner Lou St ngham one of the many sweat rs on d splay at Harzfelds We are happy to have sponsored the Chr1st1an College Rename the Yearbook contest, and congratulate the three wlnners, Lou Strlngham, Pat Kmg and Judl Leeward Y I DEX A Adams, Donna B., Box 477 Mason Road, St. Louis, Missouri 29, 94 Adams, Katherine Ann, 1103 N. Burlington, Nebraska, 28, 94 Akesson, Elizebeth J., 510 Hampton Road, Piedmont, California. 28, 94- Aleff, Andrea Lee, 304 Terrace Lane, Knoxville, Iowa. 26, 30, 34, 35, 94 Alexander, Sara Ann, 590 South Main Street, Martinsville, Indiana. 28, 29, 95 fAllan, Linda Jane, 2170 Chaucer Drive, San Marino, California, 28, 32, 114 Allbritten, Marjorie, 24-00 West 59th Street, Shawnee Mission, Kansas fAllen, Elizabeth A., 1327 Ashland Avenue, River Forest, Illinois, 22, 114 Allen Janice W., 2260 Catalina, Springfield, Missouri, 94 fAnderson, June E., 337 Glenerica, Shreveport, Louisiana, 22, 23, 24, 114, 116 Andrews, Stephanie W., 63 Smith Street, Woodville, New Hamp- shire, 28, 36, 94 Anthony, Judy Carroll, 414 S. Madden, Shamrock, Texas fAsher, Mary K. P.O. Box 554, Floydad, Texas, 22, 23, 24, 27, 68, 114 Ashley, Lucille B., 430 Marion Street, Denver 18, Colorado, 27, 33, 94- B Babcock, Lyla June, Route 27, Box 338, Parkville, Missouri, 29, 32, 68, 94 fBarkwell, Barbara R., 2722 Braemore Road, Columbia, Missouri, 27, 114 Barnhart, Janice M. 106 Third Street, Columbia, Missouri, 28, 29, 31, 35, 945 Barton, Margaret, 2002 Garfield, Wichita Falls, Texas, 68, 95 Benner, Jolene, Lois, 518 W. Edwards, Springfield, Illinois, 30, 31, 32, 68, 95 Bennet, Alice Ames, 216 South 23rd Street, Richmond, Indiana 95 ffBerkey, Beverly Jane, 55 Old Darm Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio 27, 28, 33, 114- Berrey, Elizabeth J. clo Lt. B. H. Berrey OUSARMA, U.S. Em- bassy, A.P.O. 675 New York, N.Y., 29, 95 fBlackman, Helen Jane, 454 West 91st Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 22, 23, 25, 27, 29, 68, 115, 128 Blair, Peggy Sue, 3625 N. McKinley, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 37, 95 Blair, Terry, 4602 Placid Place, Austin 31, Texas ffBodner, Ruth L., 2060 N. New Hampshire Avenue, Los Angeles 27, California, 24, 31, 32, 115 Brodkey, Karen Sue, 456 North 61st Street, Omaha, 32, Nebraska 95 Brooks, Carolyn Jean, 3500 Overholser Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 37, 95 P fBrown, Carol V., 2984 Cherry Lane, Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania, 115 Brown, Debrah Sue, 19 Hickory Road, Muncie, Indiana, 28, 34, 36, 95 Brummet, Cheryl Kay, 206 South Bond, Cuba, Missouri, 39, 95 Brunetti, Glenda D., Box 53, Marion, Arkansas, 27, 95 Bryan, Betty, Marjon, 600 South David, San Angelo, Texas, 96 Bryant, Deborah I., 4911 W. 103 Street, Overland Park, Kansas, 27,68,96 Bryson, Patricia J., 209 Texas Avenue, Columbia, Missouri, 96 Buchanan, Jo Janet, 41 Templer Way, Summit, New Jersey 35, 96 Burdick, Leslie E., Route 4, Jefferson City, Missouri, 28, 31, 36, 96 Burge, Jan Karole, 1606 Drakestone Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 27, 28, 37, 96 152 Burns, Susan W., 506 S. 2nd Street, Clinton, Missouri fBussey, Linda C., 1324 Catalpa Street, Springfield, Missouri, 31, 35, 115 fByer, Betty Ann, 8501 N. Georgia, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 22, 23, 25, 29, 68, 115 C Cain, Patricia Ann, 470 Olsen Blvd., Amarillo, Texas, 28, 96 Callender, Susan R., 775 W. Seminary, Charlotte, Michigan, 96 Campbell, Marilyn J., 3436 Baker, San Diego, California, 96 Carman, Sheryl K., 505 South Eleventh St., Murray, Kentucky, 27, 30, 31, 24, 29, 34, 97 Carothers, Kathryn, 2523 N. Robinson, Oklahoma City, 3, Okla- homa, 34, 97 Carr, Judith Ann, 6614 Brookshire, Dallas 30, Texas, 97 Carty, Phyllis J., 712 Cambridge Road, Ypsilanti, Michigan, 97 Cary, Pamela W., 21 Oak Springs Drive, San Anselmo, California, 97 . Casaretto, Eugenia L., 1245 Mesa Road, San Marino, California, 34, 97 Cashion, Mary Jane, 1723 Drakestone, Oklahoma City 20, Okla- homa, 97 Cates, Pamela Jane, 834 E. 6th Street, Box 887, Cushing, Okla- homa, 28, 29, 97 Cearley, Vicky C., 3305 Redbud Road, Temple Texas, 32, 97 Cimino, Joy Kathleen, 69 Redfield Parkway, Batavia, New York, 27, 28, 37, 97 fClark, Beverly F., 1955 N. E. 7th Terrace, Wilton Manors, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, 27, 116 Clark, Janice Kay, 17 Fox Meadows, St. Louis 27, Missouri, 97 Clark, Louise Anne, 6210 Preston Creek, Dallas 30, Texas, 97 Coe, Helen Dale, 2101 Marguerite Bay City, Texas, 29, 32, 34, 68, 98 Coe, Karen May, 3401 Woodland Drive, Murrysville, Pennsylvania, 37, 98 Cooke, Elizabeth C., 566 Willow Road, Winnetka, Illinois, 34, 98 Craig, Connie M., Vine Street, Albany, Indiana, 32, 98 fCunningham, Judith, 410 St. Charles, Holden, Missouri, 28, 32, 116 D Darnell, Rebecca Cox, 115 West Campbell, Frankfort, Kentucky, 24, 31, 34, 98 Davis, Marjorie V., Rural Route 7, Columbia, Missouri, 98 fDay, Marcia Ann, 11311 E. 87th Street, Kansas City, Missouri, 24, 116 DeLecour, Maxa R., R.R. ilfl, Box 297 C, Hopkins, Minnesota, 24, 34, 98 Dulaney, Jan Elizabeth, 7739 Circle Drive, Normandy 21, Missouri, 34, 98 Dzus, Patrica, 233 Willetts Lane, West Islip, New York, 35, 98 E Ebey, Monte Jackson, 801 S. Townsend, Ada, Oklahoma, 31, 32, 34, 98 Edwards, Barbara Lynn, 8 South Park, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 34, 98 fEngland, Sarah Ann, 100 N. Summit, Arkansas City, Kansas, 30, 68, 116 Erdel, Glenda Ann, R.F.D. 9641, Centralia, Missouri, 37, 98 F fFalconer, Anne E., 2621 Pemberton, Houston, Texas, 31, 117 Faulkner, Flo Ellen, 926 East Baker, Kennett, Missouri, 29, 34, 37, 99 Fernung, Kathy L., 125 Leafy Lane, Kokomo, Indiana, 27, 28, 99 Ferguson, Susie, Box 122, Jackson, Wyoming, 99 fFinson, Freya C., 412 West Williams Street, Monticello, Illinois, 117 Fireoved, Ann Louise, 318 East Main Street, Berne, Indiana, 99 Fisher, Sally, 2230 W. Mequon Rd. 112N, Mequon, Wisconsin 99 fFisk, Sharron, M., 1303 Park Ridge, Columbia, Missouri, 117 fFleming, Sara Lynn, 420 West North Street, Fayetteville, Arkan- sas, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 68, 117 Ford, Sharon Jean, 17115 Calhoun Street, Chillicothe, Missouri 29,3-i, 35,99 ' ' G Galbraith, Geradldine, R.F.D. 9951, Dover, New Jersey, 28, 34, 37, 99, 134 ffGeorge, Pamela S., 911 N. E. 66th Street, Oklahoma City 5, Oklahoma, 117 fGilmer, Jane Ruth, 1303 Broadmoor, Amarillo, Texas, 118 Glick, Michelle Ann, Route 2, Box 112, San Luis Obispo, Cal- ifornia, 99 Glover, Virginia L., 102 Brookside Drive, Little Rock, Arkansas, 99 fGoodson, Karen M., 2322 Winston Avenue, Louisville 5, Kentucky 118 fGottschalk, Julia L., 2576 S. Jackson, Denver 10, Colorado, 118 fGrayum, Linda K., Oak Grove, Missouri, 22, 34, 36, 68, 118 Green, Carolyn Rose, Polo, Missouri, 99 Gregory, Bonnie Gayle, 1909 Alice, Amarillo, Texas, 24, 34, 100 fGroen, Patrica, 1430 Kenilworth, Glenview, Illinois, 34, 36, 118 fGronau, Martha M., 9057 Home Avenue, Des Plaines, Illinois, 28, 34, 118 fGrube, Martha S., 2925 High Street Road, Logansport, Indiana, 26, 27, 28, 118 Guthrie, Sue Ellen, 4675 S. Lafayette, Englewood, Colorado, 100 H ffHabenstein, Kathryn Jane, 405 South William, Columbia, Mis- souri, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 68, 119 Hackleman, Katherine, 1808 Dakar Road, Fort Worth, Texas, 100 Hagan, Mary Pat, 4 Country Club Drive, Mexico, Missouri, 28, 24, 100 fHandy, Leslie Ann, 1633 Edgewood, Royal Oak, Michigan, 30, 32,119 fHarbert, Eileen, Louise, 1783 South Uinta Way, Denver 1, Colorado, 32, 34, 119 Harmon, Elaine Elizabeth, 1515 College, Topeka, Kansas 66604, 26, 28, 29, 100 Harris, Karen Kathleen, 5446 Belinder, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, 31, 32, 34, 100 fHarris, Karen Ann, 1201 Huntington, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 22, 23, 68, 115 Harris, Melanie Anne, 7712 Dorset Drive, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa, 34, 100 'fHart, Elaine R., 340 Westwood Drive, North, Golden Valley 22, Minnesota, 23, 34, 37, 119 Haven, Virginia Ann, 1334 East Broadway, Forrest City Arkansas, 26, 31, 33, 34, 119 Hawkins, Judith L., 32804 White Oaks Terrace, Birmingham, Michigan, 100 Hayward, Wilhelmina, Route 5442, Box 9, Barrington, Illinois, 100 fHemry, Loyce Ann, 2533 Clermont Place, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa, 28, 119 Henderson, Laura Louise, Box 304, Royalty, Texas, 29, 34, 100 Heroy, June Catherine, 13210 Laurelwood Lane, Dallas, Texas, 100 'fHester, Virginia Meredith, 413 West 8 Street, Chelsea, Oklahoma, 27, 29, 30, 32, 34, 119 Hickox, Ruth Ann, 2281 Tudor Drive, Cleveland Hts., 6, Ohio, 26, 28, 100 Higley, JoAnne H., 3334 Pelham, Toledo 6, Ohio, 101 Homer, Claudia, 2623 Moulton Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 29,100 Hotaling, Suzanne, 1822 Glen Oaks Lane, Dyersburg- Tennessee' 28, 101 Houser, Jill Ann, 5026 West 22 Park, Topeka, Kansas, 101 'fHuddleston, Jane Ray, Route 2, Carrollton, 'Missouri, 23, 24, 26, 27, 33, 110 Huddleston, Margaret, 1211 Kings Road, Newport Beach, Cal- ifornia, 109 Hunt, Barbara Jean, R.F.D. 4954, Columbia, Missouri, 29, 21, 101 Hurd, Nancy Louise, 2223 Genesee Street, Utica 3, New York, 101 Hurwitz, Gloria Lynn, 1229 Alimingo Drive, Indianapolis 8, Indiana, 34, 101 I Insley, Marguerite Anne, 1119 Winona Boulevard, Rochester 17, New York, 101 Irwin, Diana Franklin, 709 Stuart Avenue, Mamaroneck, New York, 34, 37, 101 J Jackson, Julie Marene, 5478 West Bellfort, Houston 35, Texas, 101 Jenkins, Karen Jo, 1800 Dorchester Drive, Oklahoma City 20 Oklahoma, 34, 101 fJohnson, Elizabeth Carol, 1735 S. Dewey, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, 35, 36, 72, 120 Johnson, Julia Kay, 890 Rivercrest, Ablilene, Texas, 27, 32, 34, 37, 68, 101 fJohnston, Caryl Lee, 2626 Roslyn Lane, Highland Park, Illinois, 120 Jones, Diane, 411 Westwood, Jackson, Tennessee, 102 'fJones, Judith E., 2532 Clermont Place, Oklahoma City 16, Oklahoma, 120 Jones, Kathryn Anne, 1607 12th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado, 27, 28, 31, 34, 37, 102 fJones, Sharon Kaye, 6012 N. Lake Drive, Milwaukee, 17, Wiscon- sin, 120 fJudkins, Patricia Ann, 608 Bluffdale Drive, Columbia, Missouri, 31, 121 U K fKasper, Virginia Lee, 377 Linden Avenue, Lake Forest, Illinois, 28, 121 fKauzlarich, R. Kay, 6610 S. Williams Circle West, Littleton, Colorado, 23, 26, 34, 121 Kemp, Linda Ann, 1101 E. Fourth Street, Cushing, Oklahoma, 28, 29, 102 fKey, Lynnea, 609 Northwest Avenue, Ardmore, Oklahoma, 68, 121 Keyes, Susan, 113 West Shore Drive, Richardson, Texas, 27, 32, 34, 102 Kimball, Karol Ann, 684 Harwood Drive, Des Moines, Iowa, 37, 102 King, Patricia Ann, Kingsview Farm 6721 O'Harra Road, Galloway, Ohio, 32, 37, 102 fKirlin, Barbara Jo, 16 Kentucky Road, Quincy, Illinois, 23, 121 ffKirschman, Helen Rita, 4644 Meadowgreen Drive, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania, 28, 29, 31, 32, 35, 121 fKoch, Mary Elizabeth, 124 South Ridgeway Drive, Battle Creek, Michigan, 34, 122 fKratz, Tamzin, 916 North State Street, Monticello, Illinois, 22, 32, 122 +Krum, Judith N., Box rwe, Route 1, Northumberland, Penn- sylvania, 35, 122 L Lamb, Susie H., 585 Santa Anita Avenue, San Marino 9, Cal- ifornia, 102 Lamb, Joan Wendy, P.O. Box 128, Ruidoso, New Mexico, 34, 68, 102 Latimer, Nancy Gayle, 4545 Wornall Road, Kansas City, Missouri, 34, 102 tLeeward, Judi Anne, 1836 Warfield Drive, Ocala, Florida, 25, 33, 34, 36, 122 15 3 ,,,,,,...,.. - , -., ,.......,.- . 9 Leigh, Leslie M., 1010 Fifth Avenue, New York 28, New York, 102 fLewis, Patricia Meredith, 812 North 42, Waco, Texas, 72, 122 Lister, Jennie Christian, 409 Calhoun Street, Rock Port Missouri, 29, 32, 34, 102 fLyons, Maribelle, 7080 Alexandersville Road, Dayton 49, Ohio, 37, 123 M fMcAllister, Ada Clare, 18 Montvale Road, Wellesley Hills 81, Massachusetts, 28, 37, 123 McCarthy, Martha Megan, 1316 Washington Terrace, Ft. Worth 7, Texas, 103 McCluskey, Dlizabeth Lee, 212 Heather Lane, Columbia, Missouri, 25, 27, 29, 33, 34, 68, 103 McDaniel, Margaret Kathleen, 6937 Glenwood, Overland Park, Kansas, 31, 32, 37, 103 fMcDona.ld, Gay Lynne, 1602 Hodges, Midland, Texas, 30, 34, 35, 123 fMcKibben, Sandra Kay, 318 Crown Point, Columbia, Missouri, 26, 27, 31, 123 McKinney, Jane Elizabeth, 1137 Madonna, Quincy, Illinois, 29, 103 fMcLaughlin, Sharon Irene, 914 Parkland Circle, S.E., Albu- querque, New Mexico, 28, 29, 123 McNeil, Jan Ellen, 3220 Bancroft Street, San Diego 4, California, 28, 103 fMarlin, Marcia Jean, 2643 Northwest 49th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 22, 24, 27, 123 fMarmorale, Diana Louise, 228 Oyster Bay Road, Locust Valley, New York, 31, 32, 123 fMarriott, Julie Anne, 1820 South Douglas, Springfield, Illinois, 25, 27, 35, 68, 124 Marshall, Ann Loring, 31531 Los Cerritos, San Juan Capistrano, California, 34, 35, 103 fMarx, Patricia Davidson, 1839 North 74th, Wauwatosa 13, Wis- consin, 28, 30, 35, 37 Merchant, Jeanne Elizabeth, 5717 France Avenue, South, Minne- apolis 10, Minnesota, 24, 37, 103 Merrifield, Margaret Dianne, 202 Forest Avenue, Cincinnati 15, Ohio, 37, 103 fMiller, Barbara Gay, 254 Hudson Avenue, Tenafly, New Jersey, 22, 23, 24, 31, 34,124 fMinnix, Sandra Marlene, 6506 Barr-Will Drive, Indianapolis 20, Indiana, 27, 124 Miskovsky, Gail Marie, 1511 Drury Lane, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa, 34, 103 ffMoffit, Susan Michele, 1425 Ridgefield Drive, St. Louis 31 Missouri, 124 Moose, Louise Elizabeth, 327 Wister Road, Wynnewood, Pennsyl- 9 vania, 103 Morgan, Cynthia Ann, 5105 North Meridian, Indianapolis, Indiana, 37, 103 fMorton, Toni DeVera, 6225 Parkwood Road, Minneapolis 24, Minnesota, 124 N Nagro, Nancy Marion, Shad Road, West, Pound Ridge, New York, 22, 25, 32, 34, 37,104 Nathan, Carolyn Ann, 9801 Hillridge Drive, Kensington, Maryland, 104 1Neeley, Kathryn Joy, 4409 North Georgia, Oklahoma City 18, Oklahoma, 23, 34, 125 Newkirk, Mary Suzanne, 4208 Lone Oak Drive, Fort Worth 7, Texas, 104 Nilson, Marva Kathryne, 1616 Murphy Boulevard, Joplin, Mis- souri, 32, 104 Nisbet, Fay, 233 East Center, Madisonville, Kentucky Noell, Leslie Anne, 938 Wolf Run Road, Lexington, Kentucky, 28, 31, 34, 104 fNorman, Nancy Lin, 1721 Delaware, Joplin, Missouri, 125 154 O fOlinger, Lisa W., 615 Fillmore, Denver 6, Colorado, 32, 34, 36, 125 Olson, Ann Louise, 1165 S. St. Paul, Denver 10, Colorado, 104 O'Malley, Jean M., 2111 Bosworth Lane, Northfield, Illinois, 104 Ornstein, Janet M., 72-10 44th Avenue, Winfield, New York, 11377, 104 P s Petersen, Dayna S., 1514 San Vicente Blvd., Santa Monica, California, 104 fPetersen, Karen M., 329 Carlile Avenue, Pueblo, Colorado, 22, 23, 125, 130 Petri, Gail Evelyn, Route 9495, Columbia, Missouri, 27, 31, 34, 68, 104 Phillips, Susan H., 680 Beverly Drive, Palm Springs, California, 34, 35, 104 fPinkert, Valerie C., Route 9591 Box 924, West Chicago, Illinois, 28, 125 Pitman, Penny Lou, Hwy. 40 Sz 61, E. Wentzville, Missouri, 27, 31, 36, 68, 105 Platter, Ann C., 2205 Edgewood, Springfield, Missouri Polk, Shirley, 2537 NW 55 Place, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 32, 34,105 Powell, Debrah Jane, Box 6, Lathrop, Missouri, 105 fPrice, Gretchen C., 20 Chautauqua Place, Bradford, Pennsyl- vania, 25, 31, 33, 34, 35, 125 Prime, Susan H., 2501 Northwest 63rd Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 105 Prime, Patience, Rt. 9951 Kings Square, Pennsylvania 24, 105 Prohl, Kathleen A., 301 Avant Lane, Port Arthur, Texas, 32, 105 'kPryor, Janie A., 3129 N.W. 35, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 32, 37, 68 fPurdy, Jane H., 225 East First Street, Hinsdale, Illinois, 68, 125 R +fRadley, Carolyn K., 3817 Purdue Drive, Metaire, Louisiana, 25, 126 Raymond, Helen Frances, 342 Mayapple Road, Stamford, Con- necticut, 105 fRecords, Nancy Kirk, 514 N .W. 14, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 126 fReed, Ellen Jane, 177 N. Michigan Avenue, Greensurg, Indiana, 126 fReynoldson, Julia, 916 Magdeline Drive, Madison, Wisconsin, 34, 36, 126 fRichards, Judith A., 16 Norman Place, Cranford, New Jersey, 22, 23, 126, 130 Richardson, Ronnie Young, Crozier,Virginia, 105 Reiman, Barbara Sue, 16124 Locherbie, Birmingham, Michigan, 105 Robertson, Mary Susan, 3710 Paramount Blvd., Amarillo, Texas, 105 Robinson, Linda A., 525 North Madison, Anthony, Kansas, 26, 27, 35, 36,105 fRoss, Gwen, 1130 Sheridan Road, Lake Forest, Illinois, 126 Rotzein, Mary Jane, 3939 Xerxes South, Minneapolis, Minn., 36,105 fRuggles, Judith E., 1300 Garden Court, Columbia, Missouri, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 126 S Satterfield, Barbara Ann, 3900 Wentwood Drive, Dallas 25, Texas, 34, 105 Schiffman, Joy Althea, 9746 Big Bend Blvd., Crestwood, Missouri, 38, 39, 36, 105 Schlib, Beverly J., 105 Texas Avenue, Columbia, Missouri, 106 Schnackel, Pauline, 2596 Covington Place, Birmingham, Michigan, 26, 106 Schram, Linda Kay, 906 Glenwood Lane, Glenview, 4, Illinois, 31, 106 z i i l 1 l 1 i e I l 1 E i l l I I 5 9 S A I I 3 J 7 c I G I 'I l I fSchwartz, Sallis M., 1044 Broadmoor, El Paso, Texas, 22 23 24. 25, 32, 33, 36, 127, 128 ' ' ' fScott, Heather Ann, 1064 S. York Street, Denver, Colorado, 127 fSelka, Suzanne Louise, 5008 Derby Lane, Indianapolis, Indiana 24, 34, 127 9 Shaon, Talley Lee, 1119 Centennial, Bowling Green, Missouri, 32, 106 Shelton, Carole, 556 Ellen Way, Las Vegas, Nevada, 106 Sherburn, Gloria Kay, Pomona, California, 106 fSherman, Christine Louise, 475 Oakridge Drive, Rochester, New York, 127 fShockey, Sharon Margaret, 405 West Bradlee Street, Harrah, Oklahoma fSigman, Donna M., 724 Lilac Avenue, Webster Groves, Missouri 26, 29, 127 fSmith, Carol Ann, 2530 Manchester Drive, Toledo, Ohio, 23, 26, 27, 37,127 Smith, Constance D., 3206 41st, Lubbock, Texas, 31, 34, 37, 106 fSmith, Mary E., 311 West 10th, Concordia, Kansas, 37, 127 Smith, Norma C., 6426 Harrisburg Place, Stockton, California, 27,106 Smith, Patricia, 2231 Bellview Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, ,106 fSpaeth, Sara Elizabeth, 610 Dewey, Wisconsin' Rapids, Wiscon- sin, 36, 128 Spear, Linda Jane, 3032 Regency Court, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa, 32, 34, 106 Speiser, Gayle Ann, 406 South Grand, Salisbury, Missouri, 28, 29, 106 fSpelman, Gloria S. Sturgeon, Missouri, 29, 30, 68, 72, 128 fSproule, Beth C., 229 Melbourne Avenue, Mamaroneck, New York, 26, 128 fSpry, Susan Marie, 3811 Gottage Grove, Des Moines 11, Iowa, 27, 36, 37,128 1Stanton, Betty Ruth, Lake Ozark, Missouri, 27, 30, 128 fSteele, Sheila R., 22460 Breezewood Lane, Rocky River 16, Ohio, 129 Steinfeldt, Ingrid, 730 North Camden Drive, Beverly Hills, Cal- ifornia, 36, 107 Stoltz, Becky Lynn, 588 Park Avenue, Madisonville, Kentucky, 22, 27, 28, 31, 37, 107 Stout, Mimi Ann, 1652 Christopher Lane, Speedway 24, Indiana, 27, 28, 29, 68, 107 fStover, Sherry V., 1314 E. Goodrich Lane, Milwaukee 17. Wis- consin, 30, 129 fStringham, Lou Ann, 609 Buer Oak, Aibion, Michigan, 27, 129 Stronach, Karen Ann, 370 Old Farm Road, North Brook, Illinois, 107 Stryker, Ruth Ann, 359 Gray Avenue, Webster Groves, Missouri, 26, 30, 31, 107 fStuver, Lynne B., 8220 Belinder Road, Leawood, Kansas, 22, 30, 32, 68, 129 Suggett, Srandra Sue, 1909 Hayselton Drive, Jefferson City, Missouri, 22, 23, 32, 116, 129 Sutton, Emily Lee, 1616 Queenstown Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 107 Sweet, Brenda Lee, 2023 N. Washington, Forrest City, Arkansas, 28, 30, 34, 107 T 'fTallman, Ann, 3407 Northridge Drive, Pueblo, Colorado, 26, 130 Tallman, Elizabeth H., 3407 North Ridge Drive, Pueblo, Colorado, 37, 107 fTeixler, Louise E., 320 West 62nd Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, - 31, 32, 130 'fTemplin, Ellen Mae, 1828 Grove Avenue, Berwyn, Illinois, 28, 130 Thomas, Lucimae E., 228 South Ogden, Denver 9, Colorado, 31, 107 fThr0ckm0rton, Judy, 838 Greenwood Court, Columbia, Missouri, 25, 130 Tidd, Teryl Lee, 221 Garfield Road, Aurora, Ohio, 28, 107 7 3 , E 'fTimmins, Susan E., 2010 Vincent, Brownwood, Texas, 32, 131 A TIIEJIQIOHS, Betty Lou, 3400 Lewis Lane, Amarillo, Randall, Texas, 'TfHCY, Joyce Louise, 5207 Windyridge Drive, Kalamazoo 70, ' Michigan, 26, 28, 131 3 fTudor, Elizabeth Ann, 600 Delaware Avenue, Dayton, Ohio, 1 28,131 5 Turnage, Jo Mary, 1695 E. Siebenthaler Avenue, San Marino, .I California, 31, 107 F V Van Dyke, Susan J., 806 Fair Oaks Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois, 28, 34, 107 ' 1 fVaughan, Barbara Susan, Urbana, Missouri, 131 ' fVaughn, Victoria, 22, 27, 37, 68, 131 .1 l I S Velser, Susan Jane, 3156 South 119 Street, West Allis 19, Wis- l fVerhulst, Vicki C., 2802 North 6th Street, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, ' 23,26,132 W E Wallace, Margaret E., 207 Marion, Leitchfield, Kentucky, 37, 108 li ,:'- it fWalmer, Tracy Ann, 334 Maple Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- L, 1. 1 a s L fWarren, Diane Lee, 44 Richardson Street, Portland, Maine, 26, ' 37,132 1 Washco, Nancy Ann, Welton Street, Harpursville, New York, 34, 108 Q Weber, Ann F., 1702 Cherokee Road, Louisville 5, Kentucky, i 32, 34, 36, 108 1 fWeber, Patricia, Gail, 704 North Merrill Avenue, Park Ridge, Illinois, 132 - Wefler, Gil Ann, 2012 Stayman Drive, Kettering 40, Ohio, 34, 35, s 108 ' Weldon, Sandra M., 410 Race Track Road, Ridgewood, New Jersey, 108 1 Wendell, Kay M., 3340 E. 2nd Street, Apartment 1, Long Beach 7, California, 108 fWestfa.ll, Cheryl A., 1921 Hoyt Drive, Chillicothe, Missouri, 28, 132 ' Whitehead, Lynda Kay, 338 McDonald Avenue, North Platte, Nebraska, 35, 37, 108 1 Whitehurst, Alison, 1206 Wilshire, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 108 fWhiteley, Cheryl A., 6625 Alabama, Hammond, Indiana, 133 l 1 I 1 1 I fWilcox, Suzannah Margaret, 3133 Federal Avenue, El Paso, Texas, 22, 23, 26, 28, 133 1 Williams, Kittie L., 205 Fairview, Blackwell, Oklahoma, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 38, 68, 108 Williams, Martha J., 4172 The Hill Road, Bonita, California, 31, 108 Williams, Virgina, Route 3, Rector, Arkansas, 34, 108 Wiss, Kitty Jo, 501 W. Exchange, Kahoka, Missouri, 28, 30, 31, 35, 63, 109 V Witherspoon, Jan, 308 Hazlewood, Fort Worth, Texas, 29, 36, 109 Wood, Caryl R., 110 South Garth, Columbia, Missouri, 27, 28, 1 l 29,32,36,109 , fWood, Judith Anna, One Guinea Road, Old Westbury, New York, 1 I 31, 34,68,133 1 fWood, Kathrine, 3100 Cherry Creek Drive S., Apt. 801, Denver 9, Colorado, 22, 23, 25. 133 3 ii 2 zaunski Mamas 234 cheswoid Hill Road, Haverford, Pennsyl- 9 9 5 vania, 24, 109 , . Zitman, Susan Elaine, 211 Kilpatrick, Wilmette, Illinois E An 1 beside a girl's name indicates a Senior Standing. 1 5 5 ' , ' -- freer , ,.-1.,,4g.- - f-.:- f m. , consin, 108 vania, 26, 132 aww K 1 15 2 5 f? 2 7 F I l i 1 E 3 E ? E r Q E 1 E 1 J 2 Y 1 Iv I 1, 3, S I , 1 S n k x I ! E f F ,E s P Y Q NEW X o v INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City - Winnipeg Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements 5 . 5 usA 5 i ,. 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