Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1965 volume:

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A lndenendence. MBU N950 Christian 4 A junior College jbr Columbia, M z Z A... A . Chrz'stz'an Is cz Sjyecial Place . . Hello! I have been asked to be the narrator for the Christian Col- lege story. Legend has given me a title which completely over- shadows the importance of my real name. I am the Gray Lady. I was not acquainted with Christian during her first years, but my spirit became inextricably linked with the college during the Civil War. I have watched Christian's story unfolding for one hundred years and it is truly a special one. On January 18, 1851, the Missouri legislature chartered the first college for women west of the Mississippi. Christian Female Col- lege was the realization of the hopes of men like D. P. Hender- son, T. M. Allen, and James Shannon. These zealous leaders of the Christian Church and supporters of education created a col- lege which would give women an education equal to that which men received at the University of Missouri. Though the majority of the founders belonged to the Christian Church, they stated in the charter that ... no sectarian influence whatever will be exertedf' 2 + X W W w l I l 1 1 v l r l l x l A Slbecial To guide this new college, the founders looked for a man that had the right grit. This man was John Augustus Williams. In those days it took grit to propose higher education for women. Many felt women were either incapable of grasp- ing advanced ideas or that women needed only in- struction which would enable them to raise a family and run an efficient household. These ideas President Williams sought to change. On April 16, 1851, President Williams delivered his inaugural address to an enthusiastic crowd gathered in frontlof the courthouse. The next morning he waited for the first students. Elated with expectancy, I went early to matriculate the throng. .. . In an hour, all had assembled: seven girls! In those pre-Civil War years girls came to Chris- tian by steamboat and stagecoach. When the girls arrived the first year, Christian had no dormitories nor even a school building. The girls boarded in the homes of prominent Columbia families. Uni- versity boys also boarded in these homes, so many girls were lost to marriage. A one-room building on Hitt Street served as a temporary school build- ing. The college soon purchased a brick mansion belong- ing to Dr. James Bennett, a Columbia physician. This dwelling, now known as the Conservatory, was near the northern limits of Columbia. i , l H -L as -jf ' viz'-iLg., 1- 3:1-' 7- ff -' we - la 1 Q Zam i, 3 ff l? 2,,9f:- 1 M 5. N- .X , . :.L.' .I . ms V , f A - Q, . li ke ,f 3 gg grgy n A --'El i , V . ,N w ., ' ,. N , .:,:.fg3A,-23... Qs V.. fl V V' v I R V ,. YVQQ VV K . g d Mei, , ' ' ' ' -V A 4312 11 . -V L. V- , V. I . .,-:K - 5 f .3 . ,VV ,,,A:x,'jQ- .- V -V 2 AV? 7 5 .. V VV .V ,V , V , Y A . A, 1 , - ,fiifll V ' -- 1. 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Q . , Eg'-V..f V 3, ga- , ...... ff--Ls-Z.g'--g ..g. ,fg-1, H -of . --.. H - - -'reg 1 -'-'-' ' ' ' -- L f---:f...5g.X:----' f--'--'14-..+aiZ-15:13 1 1 -gy -3::..:--- .. . ..... ., .-A.. ......, W, .53-,A -V3 V . -V I Past . . . Christian College girls have heard the sounds of three major American wars. Battles in the 186O,s brought the war to the Christian doorstep 3 in 1918 there was the Liberty Loan parade, during the 194O,s, dances with the men home on leave Students were expected to wear' the cheap plain uniform. For winter plain worsted dresses, hoods and white aprons. For sum mer: lawn dresses, sun bonnets, and aprons Some interesting regulations set down in the circular sent out by the college in eluded: flj No pupil shall visit any public place except by permission' CQD no pupil shall receive the attentions of gallants' and 35 no young lady shall make any purchases without express permission from parent or teacher. President Williams stressed the high educa tional standards in the Circular of the Chris tian Female College of June 28 1851. Those who cannot, for the time being, abstract their minds from the fascinations of society, or who aspire merely to superficial or fash- ionable education are earnestly advised to seek elsewhere. . . . The course of study for the school year was to give the students a thorough and ex- tensive course in the Mathematics, in Nat- ural Science, in Belles-lettres, in Natural His- tory, in Language and in Philosophy. In those days examinations were given in public and were avidly attended by the townspeople. During their first public ex- amination the girls composed, extemporane- ously, verses from subjects given them by members of the audience The girls assured Christians future when they came through this examination triumphantly 5 9 . . . . . .. , s . . . . f f 7 1 f f My ff ,WW , W WW' 'G f MMM 1 f , f I I W W W W! ff! ,, W WQ,Z :.f':f 1. XTV' ff- 4: wfy' LCXLL cw, ,V .4 ,, f 1- , f . , W WWW, z , ff JNMW ' M - fr M , , , K --Y ff WZ 4m wld f if S X n . f ,W fwf 'MW W! M JWW wif W W Q f f 'Z f , X f f X XMWW Min A Qin MW' ffw X f W fffWW! ff fn X, W W5 X , QWWZX ff f MMM f Z W X W M wwf f C20 f My QWW J w , ff K WXZWWWZWWW WW ff ff WW f M ,MM WZ f WW! WXQWW W f f f , f f W X s f 4 ff XW X fwm W f ,M f My HXW f WW fff fww X f ff ,,f JWW ff U 1 X W ZXW N f ZW z X , WW! V f' WN vw f ' fi' ffxfik W MQW , X ff! fwa X if ffw Sow f 0, ,lxv E, hf Xdwfi Www f S f x v , 1 . u 1 The only threat to Christian College's survival came at the time of the Civil War. Joseph K. Rogers was president of the college at this time and tried to keep the college neutral by banning all newspapers from the campus. Often girls would gather together and talk over the news from home. One girl wrote in her diary: Our glorious Ship Union is a ground. Her traitorous pilot Lincoln with the rest of her crew have be- trayed her passengers and now we are beating against the ter- rible shoals of Revolution. God protect us . . .U During the Civil War Christian became an isolated world. Girls who had stayed in spite of the war led a very routine existence. Every morning at five a hired man came into the room and built a fire in the pot-bellied stove. After dressing, girls took unchaperoned walks over the college campus and then returned to study for an hour before breakfast. Food for the meals was grown on the campus, and girls were given a hoe and seeds to plant. The diary of a young student shows how reluctantly the girls started the routine Mondays: Early to rise as usual. That gong is never tardy. It is still dark yet I am dressed and ready to begin the duties of the week. Oh how steep and arduous is the hill of knowledge? One summerday in 1862 the girls of Christian had their closest contact with the war. Union soldiers stationed in Columbia, cer- tain nothing dangerous would happen, failed to post sentries on the roads leading into the town. Suddenly a detachment of Confederate soldiers rushed down Broadway, stormed the jail, freed the prisoners, and escaped out of Columbia past Christian College. Under the guidance of Joseph Rogers, Christian came out of the Civil War prosperous and academically strong. His roles as teacher, president, and trustee truly made him worthy of the title Father of Christian College. Fashion in the l880,s dictated that bangs be pasted on the forehead in flat ringlets held in place by gummy quince seed and covered with a scarf. The girls appeared at breakfast in this manner so that their bangs would be stylishly curly by dinner time. ' 3 F M Z 52 :Aux l l A K s 2 F , Q X , i l 1 1 Times were changing, however, and a new era was to find a woman president, Louella St. Clair, a vivacious and capable young woman who took over the job of president in 1893. Her theme was expansion. In 1900 St. Clair Hall was completed. During its construction Mrs. St. Clair had each girl carry a brick as she left her classes. The auditorium was erected in 1903, the classroom building, Dorsey Hall, was completed in 1911. Andrew Carnegie contributed 325,000 to the project. The advent of the First World War halted the am- bitious building program for a time. The girls spent a great deal of their time contributing to the war ef- fort. They knitted, rolled bandages, and rode floats in Liberty Loan Parades. They also adopted a war orphan and raised money for the Armenians. After the war President St. Clair continued her build- ing program. In 1920 Missouri Hall was completed. The swimming pool was dedicated in 1919. Not only did this energetic woman change outward appear- ances, but she also gave Christian something just as valuable-traditions. The first Ivy Chain was held by the class of 1900. Perhaps modeled after the daisy chain of Vassar, the chain was made of flowers in the early years. In 1914 a new tradition was begun: the May Queen with all the pageantry retained in the Commencement Pageant of today. Christian has had its famous and not-so-famous as stu- dents, faculty, and administrators. Singer Jane Froman attended in the 1920's. Riding classes were taught by noted Missouri horsewoman Mrs. Claude Drew. Former student Artie Mason Carter established the Hollywood Bowl in 1922. 543-if.142:-i-1-isp.:-.fs.Q:il-gg..-Zg5f1g3f1-Q-1..-Zig.:-Q,' ','.',.-'l Lg 'fi-L-51,.fi-QqZ51g.1i5 ...l.PQ,I5Z, 5..Lg,Z Sjyecial People President St. Clair also started the idea that a Chris- tian girl was special: You could always tell a Chris- tian girl from others on the streets. With the advent of the tumultuous ,2O's, Edgar Lee became the President of Christian. During these postwar years there was a loosening of conventions and convictions. The first reform the president promoted was the Student Government Association with pri- vate elections and student-made rules and punish- I1'lC1'1tS. To provide a Hcommunityl' spirit, President Lee formed 'many campus organizations. The most noted was the sextette initiated in 1920 by Anna Froman. A variety of clubs centered around languages, art, and science were begun. Every girl was expected to par- ticipate. The first horsemanship class was set up un- der the direction of Mrs. Claude Drew, a noted Mis- souri horsewoman. The Microphone was established in 1927. Another woman who greatly influenced the life of Christian College was Mrs. Marion Hertig, who in the first few days of school got everyone involved in activ- ities which would keep them from being homesick. She helped to establish many traditions such as the Line- age Club, which began in 1930, and the grand march at the Halloween party. Her realistic approach and her delight in fun made the girls remember her long after. their college days. She became a tradition her- self. A Special Tma'z'tz'0n James M1ller was presldent of Chr1st1an durmg the Second World War Years before, as Dean of Faculty, Mr M1ller had helped establ1sh the strong academxc currlculum Durmg the war, special courses were of fered 1n a War Serv1ce Program Each gxrl was requ1red to pass the Red Cross first ard course Weekly lectures were glven on Amerlca at War The g1rls enterta1ned many SCFVICC organlzatlons and went to Fort Leonard Wood to present thexr var1ety show Because the war caused the k1tchen staff to become very reduced, several grrls volunteered to walt on the tables Those who served at the meals d1d not envy the glrls who ate ln even1ng dress, espec1ally s1nce h y could keep on the1r bobby sox and saddle oxfords' Then the war was over and Presldent M1ller looked forward to 1951 and the Centenmal Chr1st1an was to celebrate one hundred years of cont1nuous educa t1on From Chr1st1an College have come many alumnae who have made 1mportant contr1but1ons to Amer1can SOC1 ety V1nn1e Ream became Chr1st1ans first famous alumna She was comm1ss1on d by Congress to sculp the statue of Lmcoln wh1ch stands 1n the rotunda o at Chr1st1an was an honor student rn p1ano, estab hshed the Hollywood Bowl 1n 1922 Another success story of more recent years 1S that of Jane Froman ll The Ivy Cham ceremony has come to be the trad1 t1onal h1ghl1ght of each year I l 1 . 0 1 .I 1 Q ' I n t e ' - H . . . . , U . . . A f the r1ation's capital. Artie Mason Carter, who while Ana' cz Special Future . . . In PAIIISNG ir ix T- I W -, ' if' I Li' ,A-, ,,,., T--T ' -1--A . I 5 ' 1 eo i , I I 1 ff N ' Anmlffy rgijzjfg? MVA? ef, I' I ' v- lj I I ' I. I: Q LVL I . M- s , I . I X ,A -, I 'J ' XA' - SOFTBALL: FIELD HOCKEV 1 ARCHERY 'I' , J f. QQ DINING O SOCIAL CENTER ,- ll .4 0 ! K 1 .iQ -f fW..,1, . 4 I sflx 1 'I ' WG 'JU XI' 'f A'X- r MT, ' Avy- AIP' I pn - JV-Q ' - ' : ,- , Kg .I ,. '1 x I 5' ' I L' -' 'I ' L. -'v ' 1 '. -E ' a -' I4 ' fl, v Qf 755' X I 4 F LN, .JVJ I 0 -' , , - -f 'r t ' N ' ? -,3 4, f 2 f , I ,H . . .I , I ,I . , 'L gl 'YI I, , -f I 5 ' A F A f ZZ Frmd mg ,J 'I' , .. , yy'-N.7' I ' IA mssoum 1 1 1 I NN ,fl - ., - w A -v I F A 1 . 1-1 ,- Ngu- I ., 1,-i 1 i,T '. 62 2.. . fm , ' I ' :I In ' Iv? L, I . Rf ccxwrmex Q ' -' ,f qfsf . I H :ya K Sf -, , If-1 I 412' I u wx .. .WL - .L - L- 1,4 1-A -. 1-I, vw .I , ' I ' ' ' I , ,- H V , A R Vi J 1,54 'I ' rbunww, , J II, - P K 1 ' ' ,L ' -11 , ' . I1 N 6 120, I i ii IM' 4 A L ,M Wxffxf, 'H I I f XA f' I I I KU I ,- A' '--AX - If 'ff ' . 4. - G , . -N j1 '-A PARKINQKQ V L 'Q I- ' Jnqgvucs ones N ff ' 3 'vI,,. Nf- I I tzxu nm 5 f' -- --5.6.12 , , ' ' 'X A I 1 I - I ' ' ' NH I I ' I i V F ' I l run - gg! . . 4. li IQIPHIQU 'Il AIP I -0- - - I CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MASTER PLAN HELLMUTH, OBATA 8 KASSABAUM, INC. ARCHITECTS I2 Change comes slowly, and no sooner does a plan get on the blueprints than it be- comes obsolete and has to be discarded. Yet change there has been and will be, and the next two decades in the life of Christian College promise drastic changes on the face of the campus. Certainly today there are many girls at C will go on to become recognized for their achievements in the areas of art, science however, at the moment all the girls at 1 very special. They are friends. Working s playing together they are creating memori days. President Rogers in his farewell ad class of 1877 said what is still true tod the most pleasing and lasting results of are the friendships that are formed Ro warm soil of youthful affection and fostc mate association and congeniality of tastt vive the mutations of time, and shed and steady light upon life's seasons of 4 adversity. This has been Christian's story. It is a st still growing and one that will continue education for women is of vital importance Look through the following pages and Christian College today, built upon its pa ing for the future. Story by Gail Petri with quotes from Petticoat Pioneer Photography selection and layout by Penny Pitman The Gray Lady sequence by Kay Hackleman Then There Was 1964-1965 . - .,.. .,.. Y.. ..1.,.:.r.y.. ZT, '7,j,f,j.,,j,,1,, I H -,A , . ....,...,...4-.o,,,.....,..... , - . . 1 . . . l, 4 1 V . e .. . 1... , 1. qu-Q. .. 0.41. ., 4 , ., 9. ,, , ' 1 'v ' ' . ' 1 A ! 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Y Dr. Kenneth Freeman has spent an active year, not only as president of Christian College but as president of the American Association of Junior Colleges, indicating he is well thought of beyond our own campus. His vi- sion has seen the completion of Mil- ler Hall, the construction of the new dining hall, and the far-reaching plans which Christian will experience in future years. Dr. Freemanas insight and guidance has been and continues to be an inspiration to the students here and was best expressed in his address at the faculty convocation when he urged us to march confl- dently forward to accept the impor- tant role of womanhood in today's world? At home OH Christlan College Avenue are Mrs. Freeman, Janet, Nancy, and President Free- 1T18.l'1. Robert A Cralg Asszstant to the Dean of Faculty V ff X I f 430 y ww Y f wffwzwsd-5 Smipimlfqfwmggg fy 5 df Dr W Merle H111 Dean of Faculty Howard E Kelley Mrs Elmabeth K1rkman Asszstant to the Preszdent Dean Of Women , V . , X 3? Q 102' ig ' , -'I ff f Q A W - We f, K S ff , ' f -'Q f fhfskf Q' fxzxf ffb !,'V7.SW'? k ' N7 .-!f'fSC.f'f, XIUW - 7 ..f, ' f.- ff Q f if '73 i X WW A-f ,W ' Z W 4, , f f ' 1 v,s2,71 , ' - ' ' f A , My , , ,, 1 Beuna Lansford Frederick Frazier Registrar Director of Development Ruth McKibbon Penny Carroll Financial Secretary Personnel Asszstant l w Louann B. Lewright Jane Crow New Admissions Counselors this year are David F. Personnel Assistant Director of Alumnae Ajairs DeVos, Frances Hammond, Louisa Walker, Joan Hinds, and Howard E. Kelley, administrative as- sistant to the president in charge of admissions. 18 ll Argentina Q. Armstrong Dr Ana Marla Ayala Jack L Batterson Spanish S panzsh H zstory Steven R. BIOWI1 Wllliam D Brown Robert A Craig Government and foumalzsm Director of Conservatory Psychology The faculty begins the year's activities with the march to the Audi- torium for the annual Faculty Convocation. 17 L , Ellen Dahl Hortense P, Davison H- Riflhafd Delaney Home Economies French Sociology Eldon Dreinnan Burnett E. Ellis Dr. Jessie B. Ellis Philosophy Geology Geology and Geography Anno Sue Fausot Gancho G.'Gavriloff Sue Meyers Gerard Physzcal Educatzon Government and Economics Swimming 20 H - 'V gf WAHM fvwik if rwal I XE mam ,Jew K Ruth M Graham Home Economzcs Sen1or Gall Petrl mtroduces L1ttle Slster Sara Follansbee to Dr and Mrs Freeman at the annual faculty receptxon V' Richard Green De .mv lift 12 L A DH fifire nnis M- Grev Rxchard H. Helmick Speech and Drama Chemistry r S. Brackston Hinchey, Jr. Economics Dan B. Hoagland B. Thomas johnson Mathematics and Astronomy Biology and Zoology 21 ' ' Li .'f ' n - Q' I ,',, .:u.4k.., ,ug ,., rg- sv: .mf a I I Celia Turner Johnson Hazel -Keener Hazel M. Kennedy Dance and Physical Education Librarian English and Literature Victoria B. Kramer Glenna Mae Kubach Sidney Larson Music Secretarial Training Art , , Nancy A' Leatherman Dorothy S McArthur , ' D ld C. P Gwmfm and Ffench Secretarial Training lgichologyoe 22 L ' -1.f.Z. ,. . . .fl .', i. '.l.f.fLfL'1f.'Z .'- -f-'l'.',Q1'.', ,', ',' . ' - ' -'Q Q -.. . .. .. . . . . . M., , ,,,, ,, . . . .. ,,....!!........u..,........LV1..f.l.l'...'....gfI1,.'..:IL'T11-4..4...,. ,.,...... ,. .... 4. .,..Z . , r , , . .1.V.-..... ... .'.....l.: .......,. .17 Y , 9. 7.57-.V. ,,,,,l.,, ,Qjjl 111 1 1 1 W Allene Preston Speech v 1 11,4 f wffkfjrff , X f 16,1 11 1 W 4 1 1 1! 41 if 1W' ff W! X 11 W 1M X 1? 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' Til- .1 4 X Q4 'sb .-V Z ,,rW kv MW ,, , sf ff 1 y IW !,1 N 2 xwx N , Zi W From start to Hmsh the 114th academ1c year at Chr1st1an concentrated on one thmg the learnmg process 1n h1gher educat1on Even be fore classes began Ohver Caldwell of the Un1ted States Office of Educat1on consulted wlth the faculty at the fall conference From there, the faculty carr1ed the academ1c sp1r1t 1nto the classroom From there the students began puttlng 1nto pract1ce what they had learned both 1n the classroom and 1n extra curr1cular aH'a1rs ---... ,...,,,, Www! gifiiflllifg ul The Reverend Ted E. Klein, Jr., added the spiritual ingredient as he addressed the students during Reli- gious Emphasis Week. The spark of knowledge continued to glow and spread its increasingly sophisticated light on all our activities. Periodic events such as the Honors Assembly seemed to indicate that some were growing intellectually at a rapid rate, but in looking back over the past year, there is little doubt that all have learned to some extent and that the spark of knowledge has become a steady flame. K nnllfgl In the midst of the rigors of academic life, Christian girls always Hnd time for singing, picnics, boys and all the other pleasantries that make life worth living. ff f... .. I W If'L 'l'. 'f.1.'LT.. ' ,' f,T.'.'.,,p ll.v.t' -f . 4 e7 ,- L , When we tire of singing and if itis too cold out for a picnic and if male companionship is scarce, then we study or simply go stir crazy. 33 -nl u uv 9 1 ' YO wx X MC3HWh11C back at the ranch, the s1tuat1on was normal ,rg in V' nf f Y ,inf nw 1 f ff IJ W4 A , f W! ! f 3 f f f ff f Q Z if f ff fl CY . I v n 4 46, Q . ,,.. I R ,f Qs! 'Paw 36 X X ,W W 1 fy MZW ff W my' I jf! f X Y, 2 , X ' f A 9' - Vf 'M N V ff M f 'f ff- 1 I , , X, 4 f n ff fQ ' 74 fy if , Z I , , ,M W , fy! .7 , .f wf 8, ,,, , ,,, . ,,..., ,,,..-. , sm-FWPXWS w if wwf f w wshsifk? 'Xi-if l 38 l i r I Wherever Cathies gather it's always loud or quiet, adult or childish, boistrous or serene, but always fun. f if l mf - M-' --'- ' ' .'. ..'...-- A.., 1 -............,. ,,.... ......-, . ....,. ..,..... ,.. ., l . . ., . .-, .........----... - .,, 4. ... .n.....l----- f 1 N f I i I QI w E F I Q . NO l NT 1: V. I 1 - - ,X X , , E Q X Q' , iw X c . ' i fm' My Under normal conditions we wear most anything from sweat- shirts and wheat jeans to well, you name it. But for Parents' Weekend it's our most careful make-up, our best dresses, and our best manners until we're positively ravashing. 40 'Nsaww 'R-.. 'N.,s .M ,N-1 M M Aw! M, ,.f 31 . ,....... .-1. Mostly in our free time we just mill around with our best friends, goof-offn in the hallways, go out on dates, and re- turn home. In General Psychology we learned that we were simply reducing tensions and alleviating frustrations. All in all we are quite normal. A0 43 All week we stay cooped up, studying our heads off, catching only occasional glimpses of the outside through closed doors. But on the weekend, when we make good our escape, we all look forward to our usual upicnicl' . . . on back campus . . . 44 ,Qu 'bm milf Mm , QQXQQV I WW 122' 1, W A Qvwkvf ff Q15 W2 'Wk ima Z 1-MY si it ,gm M. 'QZQQQSQY Mx W M 5 l 1 Bright and early second semester, the smiling faces of Lyla Babcock, Jo Buchanan, Bonnie Gregory, Alison Whitehurst, Barbara Satterfield, and Judy Anthony greeted students as the new dining hall and kitchen went into operation. The kitchen staff and Catering Management were pleased too as Christian College took another giant step forward. .,3. .,. ... . . . L1terature and Journahsrn students 1n part1cular and all students 1n general were pleased to l1sten to and later talk Wlth Dr Cleveland Amory, au thor, lecturer, sat1r1st . 0 - . o a Q - . 0 a , . Best Dressed Conducted by the Microphone and spon- sored by Glamour magazine, the quest for Christian's best-dressed girl brought to- gether contestants from Hughes, Miller, Missouri, and French House. Winner of the contest was Libby McCluskey, French House, who won over a field of eight contestants including Susan Burns, Kay Carothers, Barbara Satterheld, Claudia Wag- non, Kathy Hartford, Marilyn McCollum, and Karen Me- naugh. 48 .vo .... ,.- ,,... -1.'---- V- 4- L. ',. -' 4 ' ' J.. -1--1 Susan Burns A 1 Marllyn McCollum Karen Menaugh, Barbara Satterfield, and Claud1a Wagnon Kathy Hartford Kay Carothers D 49 ' The Modern Look at 1 'X V 4 , 5 3,'.w::.fr'Q,f,. as ,s X as X Z Vxxt X A X we f Aft fwiglm ,e41:s,g. QQQSNVI1 is .:sf44 M' A ffm fn P Christian College instructors Richard Helmick and Dan Hoagland presented the opening fea- tures in this year's series of art exhibits. Mr. Helrnick's main interest is wood sculpturing and he is shown here with his favorite piece of work entitled Voguef, t Mr, Hoagland's one-man display was entitled Shires in Surnmeri' and consisted of pictures taken during his 1964 summer trip to Eng- land. He graphically achieved his expressed purpose to show the quieter side of English life. 9 1 si 'si Ch1'z's1fz'anJs Art Galley Professor Fred Shane chats with faculty and students and autographs his art book as part of the opening of his exhibit. Hephaestus Greek god of fire and god of all things wonderful and mechanical appeared in the Art Gallery in January as part of Sidney Larsons Ontogeny of a Mural CC 33 7 . . 3 ' 9 C5 I 33 f.J 51 N 1 C'Bl00a' Weddz'ngJJ Lorca,s Blood Weddingv and Cervantes' The goodg the learning experience, memorable. ... ., 7 t!.,.V Jealous Old Husband -the acting and staging, 1 KX WN X , W H, .an ...,. .,.:..H,.,.-- ' - - -.... ...-,I-..:' 1 V I ,W -I---E.. I H l Talent Show if Al I f. , y Sheila Madden First Place 1 , f 1 . ,dj y i , ,L Q A , 4 X ,, I ee!! , XM 3 .4 , , 5 4-y, . 048 ,iwjf X, . . 5 , . B so-5,14-ggcj I 'I ,'.f ' li I - on 13 X ' i 5 5 x E, 9 fo f . or V f, fs K . wi ,, 6 ZR .. - ' :-,1 Y :M 4 - . Ma Catherine Trefz Second Place ftiej 54 Dorothy Patterson Second Place Ctiej Szyfle Show 55 ff 5 111'-L':'. iilgzr., .. 1.7-un. 4 ,l,v4t .4 .1 wwf, I . Chrzstmas Chmstmas 1964- saw the contmuauon of trad1t1on and the endmg of trad1t1on There was the usual tree hght mg ceremony, and f6St1VC Splflt but after the annual Chmstrnas banquet students, faculty and adm1n1strat1on left St Cla1r d1n1ng hall together for the last t1me By February Chr1st1an g1rls were enjoymg a new dmmg hall 57 O . . . . . I 1 A l I J 3 I I 0 . . . . . . . , . ,',,, ,,,, , , f ' f ' ' W, X ,a,,,,f W-,fa f tiff M' V 7 ' ' ff I The Christmas season at Christian College also brought with it the competitive interdorm sing and the student- faculty Christmas party. Afterwards, we said our good-byes and went our separate ways, leaving our home-away-from- home for a three-week vacation. 58 1 , U, J 1 'P 2 if ff, 5 ' V ,1?f,M ,al W ,, 1 4 is a , Qi 5 f 7 ,Me ,JR r f Q ww, M v 050' ffl Z, W S I, f vf , W ff ,f 9 ' XX f f W 1 may wfxfi 9 -WSJ W, .k 4 Q xv, , x x s Charter Day The highlight of the Charter Day ceremonies was the review of Allean Lemmon Hale's Petticoat Pioneer by Mrs. Evelyn Milligan Jones, class of '33, Following the review, M. Allton, trustee, and Hartley G. Banks, pres- ident of the Board of Trustees, received awards for outstanding contributions to the college, and the Double Sextette sang. Also in attendance at the ceremonies were the Rev. M. Glynn Burk, trustee, the Rev. Lester Rickman, Missouri Association of Christian Churches 5 Judge James A. Finch, Jr., Mis- souri Supreme Court, and John Schiffman, president of the Christian College Parents' As- sociation. Since Charter Day came during finals week, following the brief reception there was a quick return to studies. 1 fi Fx V 4 i Q 5 1 X , ' , K , , I Q 6' i ' 5, ,. xx y- 4 I fl 6 Q f 1 i ' r 3 , I ,if X, , 1 .Wi ' 1 1. 61 I 5 U :I 111 - ---L--, . ....n.'-nu-.-M..-......... ---.,,,..-V... .- .......... ,.......,..,.--.,............ 7-., .... - '-- ' I ' The cultural aspects of college life are among the most important and best remembered, and at Christian guest appearances are the highlight. Through the collegeis Special Event series, music and lectures of the highest caliber were brought to the campus. . But one does not have to necessarily go far afield to iind something worthwhile, and perhaps the most memorable assembly was when Christian Col- lege was visited by a small, white-haired, little man who read his own boyhood poetry and talked easily about the deepest of human emotions Dr ohn Neihardt was a special person since in ad dition to being part of an assembly series he was presented by Christian College student Gail Petri as Dr ohn, my grandfather Guest Appearances Theodore Ullmann pianist Dr. John Neihardt poet K-I . N . ,, . . , - J CC J 33 -'i' '-'fr' .' ' ' T . l .'.' . -'L'l'l'.'.'l..' 7.','.1.'1'. lf1T.'1 I.'.'. 1-'...'.'. .'.f4Zl7.--'-.g1.'.'f ,A .v-3. . . . :'. . ,!.T...Z. .,. . . .,. . L.: H3112 Z,'5' .l.L.i.f-,V .'L'.'.:, T. t. ,Q,:t..-U.-1:31-:::A.:.:-.:::L:,. '-.1 .. .,.,.... V.-,. .. . .7 , , , V.: .. i . ' Alfred Deller Consort British madrigals xgw 1 We, ff 4 M1 Q75 gmf M Dr Cleveland Amory lecturer h1stor1a,r1, satmst Tong Il Han p12,1'11St Nadine Gentzsch Presidentis Ofice Barbara Calmer and Ruth Price Ofices of the Dean Assistant Dean of Faculiy x e X w 'Kf , , Betty Combs Dean -of Women's Ofice Jacqueline Dennis a.nd Judy Tomlin Admissions Ojice i 'ii I ae Wanda Barkwell, Virginia Williams, and Lenny Rogers Linda Snider Bwmm Owe Mail Room 64 Pat WIISOU, L1l11an Wegener, and MIHHIC Fox Development and fllumnae Ojiee For a college to operate smoothly a competent staff of secretanes and adm1n1strat1ve ass1stants 1S need ed Seeretanes to handle the volumrnous paper Work the Ollice of Publlc Informatlon to help as sure good cornrnunlty relat1ons, hbrary ass1stants to keep the fund of wrltten knowledge 1n a coher ent and manageable order W1thOUt these people workmg heh1nd the scenes there would be fewer act1v1t1es and less operauonal efHc1ency Jan Ehadls Meg Bxrk and Halhe Wlllard Ojioe of Publzc Informatzon ms. 'iv' 'iw K Laura Crane and Kathy Kosters Lzbmry Carolyn Brunner and Pat Yates Regzstrar 5 Ojice .,.,, l. , , , , Q I . . . . . . , , . . . - . . . J . . . . . ' 3 lt V' ,,,,..y ,T , .gy l :QL ' QM' ' Vg , lv f .MZ 2 l , 152 - ' , , ' 'Y t sz 1 l , fl 1' 'Q , , , Vliau X ' J -W -'-...f,:.7-A-lf .., ' - ' s 6 . .Q f ' N my , x f-S 54 S M 4 WS fx W0v!X X f X W, W ,N A57 D M A gwzsf X, MX ff' X Aw , 55 VNQY ,Aswsy V f A X , , fx QZSW ' Wswmzgy f sw W X ,. ,AIM V 'W - 1-5 SW S WS Ms ,f gf, S 4, :S yf Q5 X WEN-1, W S6 S . mf- ' K K I 7 W f W Y ff fa W f Y w fx f ? X X X X R X ff , f X ZS f f X f QA f J f f f f X X ff! fff f fy X f , ., f QSWSX X! f 0 f , f A Xf f fx X X if X, . X .Q fm mx M. - W N V X ' MX WNWS f fx Q W - , X www Sv' W QSSQS-,SWS-my y ' N f ,X 4 Q H M M N4 A ff -, ... -V YY V' 'Y .1 A.u,A A f4'.-,fl , . .. .. ..,Y. ,.. .,,.,.,, .. . ',. . . . - .. - '. . -1' -. ..- -- ...,. .T1,' , . ... A. . .... ,.,,........ .',,. .-... ...V '. '.'.'I,... , ......- .f. ,. .- . f --. 4.,., ,- .. .- --- 1- Ivy Chain SEATED:' Lois Morris, Penny Pitman, layout editor, Susan H. Phillips, senior editor, Steph- anie Rigdon, editor, Barbara Bess, junior editor, Nancy Harrold, organization editor, Kay Rader, activities editor. STANDING: Ann Cameron, royalty editor, Janey Spear, Betty Mc- Clain, Joan Wesley, Ceci Allen, Suzy Pearson, Janet Bradley, Lori Truett, Freda Kline, Mary Lynn Finley, Gail Dickson, Sarah F ollansbee, Sara Lynn Sherrill. E a'z't01'z'al Stajjf Stephanie Rigdon is the editor of the 1965 Ivy Chain. Producing this book has required the infinite patience, time, and efforts of many people. Although the size and number of books to be printed had already been determined, the editor, layout editor, and advisors journeyed to Hannibal in early Oc- tober to talk with yearbook consultants and to tour the print- ing company. ' Then the editor dehnitely decided upon the theme for this year's book-a historical approach to Christian through the guidance of the Gray Lady. The theme is evident especially in the cover design, the opening section, and the art work. With the allotment of the pages and the approach of the monthly deadlines, the editors of the activities, organizations, junior and senior sections had completed their respective sec- tions. They were aided by the general staff which drew the lay- outs and wrote and typed all copy. Mr. Dan Hoagland of the faculty and Mr. Earl Speidel of Chio's Studio provided the photographs. Procuring the patronage of local businessmen was the job of the advertising staff. 68 'c,,.SCf ---f The Ivy Chain staff is very grateful to the sponsors of this year's Ivy Chain. Their help and guidance, through many perilous moments, was a necessity that cannot be overlooked. A great deal of respect and admira- tion go out to these Fine people. Thank you sponsors! Faculty advisors and sponsor: Mr. Ste- ven Brown, sponsor, Mrs. Barbara Walley, literary consultant, and Mr. Richard Hel- ' mick, art consultant. Business Stajjf N-..0v l SEATED Susie Stewart, Janice Barnhart, business editor, Bobbi Hunt, Karen Jenkins, Ann Thomas, Carolyn Blose. STANDING: Stacy Givens, Libby Gephart, Pat Price. v l I U F SEATED: Arlene Cohen, Diane Doctor, Connie Nelson, Judy Henson, Sara Lynn Sherrill, Andy Aleff, editor-in-chief, Susie Stewart, assistant editor, Kay Hackleman, art editor. STANDING: Suzanne Hotaling, Ginny Styles, Barb Bridge-s, Dana Purifoy, Janey Spear, Kittie Williams, advertising manager, Rosemary Green, chief reporter, Nancy i Stuver, chief reporter, Susan Stone, Lynn Norton, Teal Zalinski, circulation manager, Claire Spack- man, proof editor, Jo Benner, feature editor, Ann Thomas, Jane Stanton, Pat Price, Anne Howington. M ierophone The voice of the campus, the Microphone presents student news and views. Each monthly edition is distributed to students, faculty and administration, parents, and prospective students. The future journalist may be a cub reporter, achieve a by-lined article, or handle typing and proofreading of copy while a member of the Mike staff . Orientation Committee Kittie Williams, Libby Mc'Cluskey, Phyllis Carty, Mimi Stout, Ruth Hickox, Dale Coe, Ginny Glover, Penny Pitman, Miss Penny Carroll, Dean A Elizabeth Kirkman, Miss Louann Lewright, Leslie Burdick, Beverly Schilb, Sheryl Car- man, Caryl .Wood, Gail Petri, Barb Satterfield, Teal Ashley, Terry Blair. 70 Consisting of the presidents and vice-presidents of the senior class, each residence hall, and Town Girls, and the officers of the ofli- cers of the Campus Community Government, the Orientation Committee spends the week pre- ceding orientation preparing for the arrival of the rest of the stu- dents, both juniors and seniors. Each girl is made to feel Hat homei' from the moment she is greeted upon her arrival via train, bus, plane, or car until she finds her dormitory by the large, friend- ly posters and locates her own room by the door decoration iden- tifying each 'occupant and her hometown. The Orientation Com- mittee is responsible for each de- tail of the first week at Christian. The Oflicers are Penny Pltman vice president Dean Kirkman sponsor Dale Coe President Miss Louann Lewright sponsor Libby McCluskey secretary treasur SEATED. Nancy Nagro Dean Elizabeth Kirkman Libby McCluskey Penny Pitman. STANDING: Nancy Stuver Sara Lynn Sherrill Betsy Kendall Ginny Glover Margaret Bar- ton Mary Jane Burrow Leslie Anne Noell Lyla Babcock L12 Akesson Caryle Wood Qally Ferguson Janice Carpenter. Campus ommumtjf Government Dale Coe Teal Ashley Terry Blair Hoping that each student w1ll assume her role as a respons1ble c1t1zen at Chr1st1an the Campus Commumty Government has s1nce 1ts b1rth 1n 1925 functioned as the student govern1ng body All students are members and are represented by the Executive Cabmet which eonslsts of the C C G oliicers hall president and Town Girls president, and the Congress which cons1sts of one representatwe at large for every forty girls . D I 3 3 3 5 , . 5 . . , . V. . . , . . . . . J . D J - - The C.C.G.,s varied activities include sponsorship of Orientation Week, Big-Sister activities, the Liberal Arts.Festival, and the foster-parent child, Antonietta Morello of southern Italy. To increase its effectiveness, the C.C.G. this year altered the elec . J . f. . 3 .y P i 71 tion system overhauled its const1tut1on and created the Twelfth Night Board The Executive cabinet members are MISS Penny Carroll Dean K1rkman Miss Louann Lewrlght sponsors Libby McCluskey Sheryl Carman Leslie Burdlck Penny Pitman SEATED: Mrs. Glenna Mae Kubach, chairman, Mr. Richard Helmick, Miss Penelope Carroll, recorder. STANDING: Sharen Garrett, Harriet Schmidt, Ginny Glover, Beverly Schilb, Ceci Allen. Not pictured: Mr. Wil- liam Brown, Mr. Richard Green. Assembbf ommittee Consisting of four faculty members, one personal assistant, and six stu- dents, the committee plans the weekly assemblies. Included in this year's assemblies were Dr. Klein, speaker during Religious Emphasis Week, Dr. Neihardt, epic poet of the twentieth century and professor at the University of Missouri, the University of Missouri Singers, the Chorus and Double Sex- tette programs, the Honors Assembly, and the Queen's Assembly. The final assembly consisted of the presentation of all incoming presidents of the var- ious organizations on campus by the re- tiring presidents. Campas Ambassadors Representing Christian when vis- itors or prospective students come to the campus and assisting the admissions oflice whenever nec- essary are the jobs of the Campus Ambassadors. Meeting once a month, the seventeen members must have and maintain a 2.5 grade average for retention of their position. A SEATED: Dale Coe, Lyla Babcock, Ginny Glover, Barbara Satterfield, presi- dent, Nancy Nagro, Penny Pitman, Bonnie Gregory. STANDING: Kittie Wil- liams, Susan Keye-s, Kay Carothers, Debbie Bryant, Mr. Howard Kelley, spon- sor, Caryl Wood, Libby McCluskey, Joy Schiffman, Terry Blair. ouble Sextetzfe The Double Sextette and the Cho rus, the two vocal muslc groups at Chr1st1an performed Jomtly 1n the1r annual Chr1stmas program and at a sprmg assembly HaV1Hg attamed thelr pos1t1on through personal aud1t1on the Double Sex tette pract1ces three t1mes every week to ready themselves for the1r publ1c appearances The one hun dred and thxrteen members of the chorus performed at the Chr1st1an Church 1n December and at bac calaureate on Senror Class Day Mr W1ll1am Brown dxrector G1na Farber Susan Pettmgell Caryl Wood Nancy Stuver Deanne Cashman Leslle Noell Elame Harmon Elame Splllman Gayle Spelser Suzanne Hotalmg K1tt1e W1ll1ams DeeDee Pat terson R1ta Pletcher accompamst Cho ms f5ff4f fr ROW I D Patterson S Garrett D Taylor T Ashley P Norman L Morrxs G Spelser F Buchanan L Stevens Zxmmermann T Shaon S Stewart M Mermfield F An derson A Weber R R1chardson D Pur1foy N Stuver L Bottorff M Stout K Adams S Ph1ll1ps ROW 2 S Burns S Mlles L Noell C Brummlt B Br1dges E Tempel B Bower J L1StCf K enk1ns C Wood A W1lson M ohn son B McCla1n C Henderson J Anthony M Tlbbetts G Garber S Brown S Roemer D G1ll ROW 3 M All br1tten Carpenter P Glen J W1therspoon I Stemfeldt 73 K Coe C Nelson M Burrow C Blose M Meacham K ones E Tucher G D1ckson K Garrett S Currle T Tldd K W1ll1amS S Carman S Velser S VanDyke P Smxth ROW 4 S May R Hlckox E Splllman L Homsher K Haas B Ross N Brown P Clasp1ll A Sneed C Trefz N H1nkle J Henson N Mlchaels K Hackleman D Cash man J Burroughs M McCallum K Vamce C Allen S Mahaney D Adams G Galbralth J Bradley J Reed M Wllllam Brown dlrector . 2 ' 0 . . . . 9 - . . ' s . . - . . ' n 9 2 1 1 1 a A 9 n J 9 ' s 9 ' J J ' 7 - 7 ' MW' I I , W I , T s .' . 7 . 3 . 3 . , - . 3 . 3 . 5 - , . 7 . a ' 1 - Q ' Q ' 1 .I 9 ' J ' J ' 9 ' 9 ' 2 , , 7 , , . , . ' . ' , . , . J . , . . , , , , ' 3 , , , 7 . . . J . , . , . , . 2 ' J ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' 9 2 ' J - 1 ' 9 ' J ' 9 a Q 4 ' ' 7 , 3 , , , J , , . , . . , . 3 . 7 . , . ' , - , - J , - 3 - 1 ' .I ' 2 ' 9 ' n ' 9 - 9 ' 3 , 5 , 7 , , . , , . , . , . 7 . , I'. . 3 . , . , . . - - ' 9 ' 9 1 ' J ' 1 ' P 01,1912 ins As one of the first synchro- nized swimming groups, or- ganized in the late thirties, the club sponsored inter-dorm swimming meets during the year and presented their an- nual water show on March 25. The thirty members are chosen for their ability to swim and do synchronized W K PM :xp ,mx S tllll ts . SEATED Jean OMalley secretary treasurer Ruth Hickox president, Suzanne Drake v1cepres1dent Carol Toedtman director Susan K. Phillips, co-director. KNEELING: Kay Rader, Nancy Harrold, Betsy Kendall, Mrs. Sue Gerard, sponsor, Suzanne Mount, Sharen Garrett, Melody Steingraber, Kittie Williams, Karen Garrett, Sally Ferguson, Susie Lamb. STANDING: Linda Homsher, Gail Dickson, Bobbi Hunt, Doris Hughes, Suzanne Goulaieff, Penny Pitman, Marty Ree-s, Nancy Brown, Phyllis Norman, Sheila Madden, Cherie Hales, Su- san H. Phillips. W0men's Athletic Ass0cz'atz'0n Students who show an inter- est in athletics may belong to the Womenis Athletic Associ- ation. Their goal is to pro- mote physical education and fitness at Chrisltian. Among the activities of W.A.A4 this year were ,inter-dorm hockey, basketball, softball, and vol- leyball games, games with faculty, and the annual awards picnic in the spring. KNEELING: Teal Zalinski, co-chairman, Joy Schiffman, co-chairman, Mary Kleis, secretary-treasurer. STANDING: Kathy Jones, Janice Carpenter, Cheri Brurnmet, Sharon Mahoney, Linda Homsher, Gail Dickson, Mary Lamm, Bonnie Baker, Anne Spearing, Cindy Lear, Gina Farber, Anne Weber, June Schwartz. Town Girls A group of nine girls meets ' bi-weekly in their newly re- ? decorated room in Missouri Hall. Town Girls' purpose is to unify the girls, give them , a common interest in the col- lege, and provide interesting group activities. Any girl who is living at home, in or near Columbia, qualifies as a Tee Gee. Among the activities of this year were bake sales, a Christmas party, a swimming party with the town girls of Stephens, and a cake walk at the carnival. SEATED: Beverly Schilb, president, Janice Barnhart, vice-president. STANDING: Janice Carpenter, Sharen Garrett, Miss Penelophe Carroll, sponsor, Bobbi Hunt, sec- ' retary-treasurer, Carole Kubach, historian, Karen Garrett, Karen Menaugh. Intematzonal Relatzons Glub Providing an atmosphere for the development of knowledge about our country and other nations, the International Relations Club meets semi monthly Because the election was very prominent this year the club was responsible for the campus straw vote in the presldential election and a pol1t1 cal debate preceding the vote Other activities were promoting the 1nter dorm quiz bowl, spon sormg the Peace Corps assembly overseeing the Peace Corps test ing and providing outstanding speakers SEATED Judy Anthony program chairman Lyla Babcock sec retary treasurer Marjon Bryan president Nancy Brown vice pres1dent M Steven Brown sponsor STANDING Anne Weber Cindy Lear Susan Stone Barbara Bess Ann Thomas CISSY Brown Freda Kline Dana Purifoy oan Ostendarp Susie Stewart Lynn Williams O P Q J i . . . - 3 9 . -i 5 J 9 ' ' 1 5 J ' , I'. , I 5 J , 1 7 J 3 I 3 J 7 , . 75 ROW I: M. McCarthy, A. Weber, R. Richardson, treas- urer, S. H. Phillips, corresponding secretary, Spear 3 secretary, L. Henderson, vice-president, F. Faulkner, president, J. Witherspoon, K. Jenkins, K. Carothers, C Brummet, S. Burns, L. McCluskey, S. Keyes, L. Akesson. ROW 2: J. O'Ma1ley, C. Wood, B. Gregory, R. Hickox, D. Bryant, G. Galbraith, P. Pitman, D. Coe, L. Burdick, B. Schilb, J. Lister, G. Speiser, P. Carty, D. Adams. M odeling The Senior Modeling Board members are ROW I: Mrs. Celia johnson, sponsor, Libby McCluskey, Karen Jenkins, Caryl Wood, Deb- bie Bryant, Laura Henderson. ROW 2: Jennie Lister, Dale Coe, Jan Witherspoon, Bonnie Gregory, Flo Faulkner. ROW I S Fausett D Patterson J Henson J Schwartz T Paulsen Anderson Zimmermann D Holt Scrogham M McCollum J Black C Still D Mudaro J Wesley A Mclllroy D Willis M Meacham V Jones B Frank ROW 2 L Bottorff A Yadon Carpenter S Castelh J Allen L Williams B Bess S Stubbleiield L Melton P Vaughan P Plaster B Bridges C Stam mer C Lear K Vanlce P Price K Kuykendall V Liggitt B Kendall D Gill ROW 3 S Ph1ll1ps K Mur ray C Allen S Stone B Bower C Kubach R Pletcher U To a1d in the development of a mature well-rounded woman is the purpose of the Modeling Club. Actlvities early in the year lncluded electlon of the unior and Senior Boards and a style show by the sen- iors demonstrating what a Cathy should wear for every occasion Throughout the year the club gave informal shows every Thursday during dinner and did special modeling. Techniques 1n selecting ones wardrobe, traveling abroad, and writing letters were some of the clubs programs. The 150 members presented three other style shows before the student body during the year including the Hnal show on Queenis Day. The Junior Modeling Board members are ROW I: Daisy Willis, Karol Kuykendall, Mar- , ilyn McCollum, Linda Stevens, Cassie Trefz. f r ROW 2: Jane Scrogham, Ceci Allen, Patti , Vaughan, Susan May. G Hamilton A Spearmg N Michaels S Reed M Westerbeck N Stuver A Thomas C Wagnon C Trefz D Cashman P Farwell S Stewart J Ostendarp D Purifoy J Schloder D Doctor ROW 4 S Currie A Cameror L Morris F Kline C Henderson B McClain L Murray K Hartford B Ross S May M Johnson M Lamm S Drake L Norton S Mount B Baker M Dittman M Burrow K Menaugh L Stevens S K Phillips E Spillman NWN I, . delzng x M, W Emi 4, ROW I: Dale Coe, Debbie Bryant, Jo Benner, secretary-treasurer, Ginny Glover, presi- dent, Betty Timmons, vice-president, Caryl Wood. ROW 2: Margaret Barton, Diane Brunetti, Lyla Babcock, Jeanne Merchant, Gail Petri, Penny Pitman. ROW 3: Mr. Jack Scott, sponsor, Mimi Stout, Julie johnson, Kittie Williams, Libby McClu-skey, Terry Blair. St. Cecilia The first club at Christian, St. Cecilia is open to all students interested in music. The twenty-member group this year sponsored programs by the Hick- man High School Madrigal Singers and the Missouri Military Academy Singers. Club members usher for re- citals and special events and serve at . receptions after such programs. Vesper B oam' The Vesper Board plans and di- rects religious activities on and off campus for Christian girls con- cerned about enriching their spiritual experiences. The Search for Meaning: God's Question and Manls Answer, the theme of Re- ligious Emphasis 'Week,, Novem- ber 15-19, was examined in night- ly vesper services, informal discus- sions in faculty homes, and guest speakers in classes. New activities sponsored by the Vesper Board were the students' sending notes of gratitude on Thanksgiving and the presentation of a live Nativity scene. Board members, selected for their interest in creating and directing meaningful religious ex- periences and maintaining a 2.00 grade average, are chosen by the former board. SEATED: Rita Pletcher, secretary-treasurer, Kathy Adams, president 5 Mrs. Victoria Kramer, sponsor, Caryl Wood, vice-president. STAND- ING: Terry Tidd, Mary Meacham, June Schwartz, Cindy Lear, Diana Gill, Barbara White, Nancy Stuver, Mary johnson, Elizabeth Tucker, Gina Farber, Lynn Williams, Diane jones, Linda Bottorff. 78 umm' Class O zcers After the first SIX weeks at Christian the un1ors elect thelr officers to represent them throughout the year The oflicers play an lmportant role in two of the trad1t1onal un1or act1v1t1es the junior banquet in the spring and the making of the chain of ivy for the Seniors Left to right Karol Kuykendall treasurer Deanne Cashman sec etary Cissy Brown vice president Nancy Brown president Miss Nan cy Russell is sponsor Senior Class O jicers The officers are responsible for several activities during the course of the year in- cluding the senior banquet, Carousel Carnival, and the senior slumber party. Their leadership continues, ending when the president leads the class between the lines of their little sisters in the Ivy Chain circle, cutting the ivy linking them as-a class at Christian, and planting the ivy of friendship. B SEATED: Dean Elizabeth Kirkrnan, sponsor, Kittie Williams, president. STANDING: Joie Buchanan, treasurer, Nancy Nagro, secretary, Ruth Hickox, vice-president. f. 'i, SEATED: Kay Carothers, Ingrid Steinfeldt, Ge Ge Galbraith, Louise Moose, Anne Weber. STANDING: Connie Smith, Janey Spear, Fay Nisbet, Susan Van Dyke, Beverly Schilb, Diane Brunetti, Kittie Wil- liams, Susan H. Phillips. ooo' and Clothes ounsolors the often asked questions Answering What are we having to eat?', and What should we wear? are the functions of student groups. The Food Counselors forward student suggestions for changes in the food services while the these two Clothes Counselors advise Cathies on the appropriate clothes for every occasion. The twenty-five members of the Home Ec- onomics Club meet monthly to widen their cultural interest, social experience, and understanding of home economics and homemaking throughout the world. Pro- grams for the year included interior de- sign, customs of the Chinese, floral design, child guidance, and the personality of the home economist. The group is affiliated with the state and the national home eco- nomics association. ome Economics Club ROW I: Judy Henson, historian, Nancy Hinkle, treasurer, Pam Osborn, secretary, Lynda Whitehead, vice-president, Patricia Dzus, Ann Marshall, president. ROW 2: Nancy Harrold, Judy Nell, Mary Kleis, Anne Spearing, Ann Mc- 80 Illroy. ROW 3: Jennifer Williams, Judy Reed, Mary Lu Johnson, Mary Lamm, Pat Price, Marty Ree-s, Linda Stevens, Jeane Wallace, Cindy Wilson, Nancy Michaels Sally Stubblefield, Phyllis Norman. Lineage Club Ofiicers SEATED with Mrs. Kenneth Freeman, sponsor, are Sammye Smiser, secretary, Mary Lamm, vice-presi- dent, Cynthia Lear, president, Edythe Tempel, historian 5 Karen Menaugh, treasurer. Other members are Donna Adams, Cecilia Allen, Jane Anderson, Lyla Babcock, Janice Barnhart, Connie Beal, Barbara Bridges, Susan Brown, Susan Burns, Sheryl Carman, Janice Carpenter, Deanne Cashman, Dale Coe, Flo Faulkner, Patricia Glenn, Cynthia Goldsmith, Rosemary Green, Gayle 'Ham- ilton, Laura Henderson, Dixie Holt, Suzanne Hotaling, kendall, Jennie Lister, Sherry Long, Lucy Lowman, Betty McClain, Libby McCluskey, Sally Miles, Charlotte Ober- mann, Mary Helen Orr, Susan Pettingell, Dana Purifoy, Rhonda Riner, Susan Roemer, Barbara Ross, Joy Schiff- man, fHarriet Sch-midt, Jane Scrogham, Gayle Speiser, Carol Stammer, Jane Stanton, Mimi Stout, Nancy Stuver, Susan Temple, Jessie Thomas, Claudia Turner, Kaern Vanice, Patricia Vaughan, Mary Wallace, Joan Wesley, Cynthia Wilson, Kittie Williams, Jan Witherspoon, Alice Yadon, Jorn Zimmerman. Joel Howard, Barbara Hunt, Victoria Jones, Karol Kuy- Twewh zgfzt The monthly meeting of the Lineage Club, for girls who previously have had relatives attend Chris- tian, is held in the home of their sponsor, Mrs. Kenneth Freeman. During the year, the 62 mem- bers caroled at the Lenoir Home, went ice skating, and helped with Charter Day. Through such ac- tivities, they help perpetuate Christian,s tradi- tion of excellence and serve as a symbol link with the past. Supplementing academic goals with good recrea- tion and developing enthusiasm toward the campus, the selected social chairmen of each dorm comprise the twelve-member staff of the newly organized Twelfth Night Board. Meeting twice a month, the board has presented dorm mixers, the Halloween party, picnics, exchange dinners, the spring formal, Christmas dance, senior dance, hootenanny, and athletic events with University of Missouri boys. SEATED: Susan Keyes, vice-president, Caryl Wood, presi- dent, Su-san Burns, secretary-treasurer. STANDING, Billie Jo Wanink, Janice Clark, Jan Witherspoon, Bonnie Gregory, Miss Penelope Carroll, sponsor, Laura Henderson, Wendy Hayward, Jean O'Malley, Gil Weller. 81 Beta Beta Tau ROW I: Jennifer Williams, Barbara Bower, Susan K. Phil- well, Lynn Williams, Joan Wesley, Elizabeth Tucker, Teal lips, Su-san Van Dyke, Helen Raymond, Talley Shaon, Kay Ashley, Susan Velser, Margo Dittman, Diane Taylor, Suz- Rader, Karen Menaugh. ROW 2: Anne Sneed, Kathy anne Mount, Mimi Stout, Betty Lee McClain, Judith Bur- Jones, president, Carole Kubach, vice-president, Karen roughs, Patricia Smith, Edythe Tempel, Janice Carpenter. Brodkey, secretary, Chloe Henderson, treasurer 5 Suzanne Not pictured: Mrs. Glenna Mae Kubach, sponsor. Brown. ROW 3: Barbara Ross, Gail Dickens, Patricia Far- Demonstrations on hair styling, good grooming, and gift wrapping along with Christmas parties and a spring picnic composed the ac- tivities of Beta Beta Tau. The purpose of the thirty-nine mem- bers is to further thelinterest of students in the Held of commerce and give them opportunity to dis- cuss their common problems. Membership is open to all stu- dents interested in business or sec- retarial training. 82 ROW I : Kay Wendell, Margie Allbritten, Terry Blair, secretary, Dr. Jessie B. Ellis, sponsor. ROW 2: Ginny Glover, Leslie Noell, president, Gayle Speiser, Debbie Bryant, vice-president. Phz Delta Delta I.---I .'..w, ,,,..,,.,,,,.,..... ., . .. ...., Delta Eta Chi This honorary science society was founded in 1938 to encourage scholarship in the sciences. Thirteen hours in the pure sciences and mathematics, rec- ommendation of the science faculty, and no grade below C are required for membership. Delta Eta Chi attended the science lecture series at the Uni- versity of Missouri and for the first time sponsored trips to the Science Fair and the Botanical Gardens. The purpose of Phi Delta Delta 1S to recognize out standmg artistic and academic achievement, pro vide leadership in endeavors related to art, pro mote enthusiasm among un1n1t1ated art students and support the thesis that art 1S a way of life This year the group promoted trips to Kansas City and St Louis and tours of the University of Mis souri art exhibits SEATED Lyla Babcock president Richard Helmick spon sor Becky Darnell vice president secretary STANDING Kay Hackleman Nancy Nagro Jeanne Merchant Bonnie Gregory A lplza Plzz Epszlon Alpha Phi Eosilon 1S a national commercial honorary society with membership on the Christian College cam pus composed of students who have attained superior grades in the secretarial field Stout president Janice Carpenter SEATED IS Mrs Dorothy McArthur sponsor 83 .I , . 5 . . , - 3 Q i ' D ' ' : J 2 3 . 1 Left to right: Carolyn Rzemienski, Judy Burroughs, Mimi , . Plzz' Theta Kappa FRONT ROW: Betty Timmons, Terry Blair, Claire Spackman, Libby Mc- Cluskey, Cindy Lear. SEATED: Rosemary Green, Marjon Bryan, treasurer, Andy Aleff, vice-president, Debbie Bryant, president, Susan Keyes, secre- tary. STANDING: Julie Johnson, Sheila Madden, Caryl Wood, Sheryl Carman, Mary Jane Burrow, Penny Pitman, Ginny Glover, Dale Coe, Har- riet Schmidt, Gail Petri, Diane Brunetti, Kittie Williams. To promote scholarship, develop char- acter, and cultivate fellowship among the students in the junior colleges of the United States are the purposes of Phi Theta Kappa. The members, chosen by a faculty committee, are in the upper ten per cent of the student body scholastically when elected and must maintain a 3.00 grade average to remain active members. Their ac- tivities during the year included dis-' cussion of the presidential election led by Mr. Batterson, the annual Christ- mas Tree Lighting Ceremony, and at- tendance at the Phi Theta Kappa Na- tional Convention in Chicago. Szgma Phi Gamma Meeting approximately four times a year, the nineteen members of Sigma Phi Gamma must have superior rat- ings in foreign language and satisfac- tory grades in all other subjects to re- tain membership. Their Christmas ac- tivities included holding a tea and sending money to families in Mexico, Germany, and France. The ,societyls new endeavor during the year was the making and selling of rose notes to seniors. SEATED: Terry Blair, Betty Timmons, vice-president, Julie Johnson, president, Barbara Satterfield, secretary-treasurer, Madame Davison, spon- sor, Kittie Williams. STANDING: Libby McCluskey, Marjon Bryan, Mar- gie Allbritten, Gail Petri, Debbie Bryant, Andy Aleff, Leslie Noell, Penny Pitman, Dale Coe, Lyla Babcock, Ginny Glover, Sheryl Carman, Diane Brunetti. Delta Psi Omega Delta Psi Omega is an honorary dramatic society composed of students who have accumulated a cer- tain number of points for participating in dramatic productions. A ROW I: Connie Smith, Mimi Insley, Mr. Richard Green, sponsor. ROW 2: Margaret McDaniel, Susan Callendar, Marjon Bryan. Trad1t1onally among the smaller of Chr1st1ans organi zations Delta Psi Omega lnvolves countless hours of rehearsals and preparation for dramatic productions . . ' ' 9 ' a n i ' L J Q I ' . f f 5' in 0 ww W .Q Q Q2 S V' w , 5 V ,X , 12 7 W QW W 'ff X5 zz W' X, YW, X Sw 1 f f X f QW A ,VV ' f W My , 4 5 W X, I ' li? , 4 'fjrff ' , f ,, 'gf , W A , . V ' A 4 J X5 1 ff , K W 4 4 gg! , gzgywq I, , 2 A ff , rf, ' 'X 1 2 ' f K ' f , 4 A 1 nf X f ,f , SW? 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BARBARA SATTERFIELD BEVERLY SCHILB TALLEY SHAON JOY SCHIFFMAN I I I CONSTANCE SMITH PATRICIA SMITH LINDA SPEAR GAYLE SPEISER MIMI STOUT EMILY SUTTON I I2 TERRYL TIDD BETTY TIMMONS SUSAN VAN DYKE SUSAN VELSER I I3 BILLIE JO WANINK NANCY WASHCO ANNE WEBER GIL ANN WEFLER SANDRA WELDON KAY MARIE WENDELL 1. LYN DA WHITEHEAD ALISON WHITEHURST A lasting closeness was developed when all Christian Cathies attended the annual church ser- vice at the First Christian Church. 3. g... . 'L'. , 7,g.,.' . . 1 . . , .Tg,j'j' ,' ' Q ' ' '.'..'. .:,.g .'. .'.'.'LIZ .. .I fi 71-TZ. .'.... Q.. '...',,:.... . .'4. . .. .:.,...1'.....' -7 .f- :...11.' ,Z', .':'.. . .. .-.'. . . , .f -. .-. . .f ., .. .. . .... .., .... . ...,..,..,,,. , ,, . . .. .-..... --.....,. ., ..,,.-..,.....--. ..-....v.... . . .. . .... ........ ....... ...- . 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The love we bear for Christian Words can never tell. Barbara Bess We love the Old traditions, Jacquelyn Black The campus beauty fair 5 The friends we know and love so well Are friends that we met there. So looking back on your life someday Your college days will shine 5 A place for Christian will always be In your heart and mine. Carolyn Blose Linda Bottorff l l8 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Barbara Bower Janet Bradley Barbara Bridges Nancy Brown 1 I I Susan Brown Suzanne Brown Judrth Burroughs Mary Jane Burrow Ehzabeth Cameron Janrce Carpenter Deanne Cashman Susan Castelh fy I Carol Jean Chance Pamela Claspxll ,Iudlth Clay Arlene Cohen I I9 1 1 . 1 1 1 I1 11 1 1 .., 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 'S X ff , 1 We-QA Q- ' ' 1 , 1 ,1 31 1 . , . 1 1 1 11 I1 1 11 11 21 I I, I1 V1 wa 13 f ' - , - , ,, 1 1 I 1 , ,1 Ii K? f 1 1 , 1 MS ' , MW :',, W 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 fy Q 4? . X f Za? ?D f w fx 7 Q Susan Currie fsiffy xg V305 wi f a sas fans f OPQWFVS -I I V7 V' fi VY 3 if s sf ' -. 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K Q f X 1 7 D! ff f 0 7 X f f ,fl 1 , , E?i',,:'ff Q K. f f K' .M SV Susan Davidson Diane Doctor Suzanne Drake Barbara Epstein , Regina Farber Gail Dickson Marge Dittman Paulette Eckardt Sherri Eklund Patricia Farwell Sherry Fausett if ,,.,,,, W, z N N x Q Saul' Ferguson MYUY LYHH Finley Sara Lee Fogel Sarah Follansbee Betty Frank Elizabeth Gephart Diana Gill Karen Garrett Eustacia Givens Sharen Garrett Patricia Glenn After the days act1v1t1es Ghr1st1an College girls enjoy the1r formal evenmg meal by candle light Brenda Golden Cynthia Goldsmith Angela Gosewisch i Wendy Gray Rosemary Green Nancy Harrold ' Kathleen Hartford Christie Haas Cherie Hales Gayle Hamilton Sara Sherrill and Claire Spackman receive first place in the room decoration contest in Miller Hall. 122 Chloe Henderson Rebecca Henderson Judy Henson Nancy Hinkle Dixie Holt Linda Hornsher Joel Howard Dor1s Hughes Mary Lu Johnson V1ctor1a jones Betsy Kendall MarY Klels Freda Klme 123 Anne Howington Nancy Kasmarlk Carole Kubach . ' a n n ', EZ ' , . ,I f ff f Karol Kuykendall Mary Lamm Trudy Lawson Cynthia Lear Victoria Liggitt Sherry Long Lucy Lowman Zora McCallum Betty McClain Marilyn McCollum Elizabeth 'Mcllroy Kathleen Mclntyre S Sheila Madden Sharon Mahaney Rachel Mathew-s Susan May l24 VA Suzanne Mayo Mary MCaChaIH L1l'1Cl3. MClt0D Karen Menaugh p X Nancy M1chae1s Sally M1les Lo1s Morrls Dlane Mgglgy Suzanne Mount DCHISC Muclaro 6 A Katherlne Murray Ela1ne Sp1llman tlmes a race between Sus1e Roemer, Nancy Harrold Lyla Babcock and She1la Madden 125 - . Z X ,. ' . . . , f fx m sfff 4 QW gi C 1 4 W, f. A ff' ffc'..ff. 4 . fc, , i f I . . J 2 Judith Nell Lynn Norton Pamela Osborn 1 l 'I ly' ll lx ,l ll H Dorothy Patterson x 1 2 W 1 4161 we Wai- 71:2 J .-,wiv 'ir' WI F- ,Li,1,.,-'Y .?f--ffl-N' f W, s ,Q ,491 , X - M .Mya MAJ 4, .., f V- ,SWWFX ' f, 0- ., Q Us f - wma! W M f ' , WM, ,lt , Q , , My X I. 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Judith Reed Sandra Reed Martha Rees Stephanie Rigdon Rhonda Riner Susan Roemer Barbara Ross Donna Running 'Carolyn Rzernienski 128 ' , A .SW -9 Y .. , ,W ,, W l ,,Qf,ww, if 52 .W .4 Joanne Schloder Harriet Schmidt June Sdhwartz Sandra Schwertfeger M A Jane Scrogham Mary Se1be1 Sara Sherr111 Sammye Sm1ser Carol Sm1th Nancy Sm1th Anne Sneed Judxth Spackman f ff W4 Anne Spearmg Elame Sp1llman Carol Stammef 129 Jane S Melody Steingraber Martha Stephens Linda Stevens Susan Stewart Nancy Stuver ' Virginia Styles Catherine Still Susan Stone Sally Stubblefield 7 5 ' . .N .. f f 1- Q Z ' A K 'f lf s X , r I .Q , M, ' S 1 M222 fi 5315. , ' Senior Kay Carothers and Junior Pebbles Schmidt teamed together to win the room decoration contest in Hughes Hall. I30 J Edythe Ternpel QCA , V ,ff ,gm asf S f Z fssf ' Susan Temple The Cathies make a daily trip to the tea room for their mail. Ann Thomas ess1e Thomas Sue Thomas Marcla Tlbbetts Carol Toedtman Catherme Trefz Lor1 Truett Elwabeth Tucker J . . . ' 1:41 ' A Y Lyla Babcock and Laura Henderson won first place for room decoration in La Maison Fran- caise. Claudia Turner Kaern Vanice Patricia Vaughan Maria Vorgia-s Claudia Wagnon Mary Wallace Joan Wesley Marcia Westerbeck l32 Carole Wexler Barbara White Lynn Williams Joyce VVillis f X orn Zimmermann Synfhlfi Klelfl Jennifer Williams Linda Williams Cynthia Wilson Joanne Zimmer A standing ovation was given to Honor Sheppard soprano Sally Lesage soprano, Max Worthley tenor, Maurice Bevan, bar1tone, and Alfred Deller, counter tenor . ' ' .1 J ' J J . 'x f 7 K . ' ' , 'T Alma Mater The love we bear for thee Our Alma Mater dear Our gu1de and help shall be Throughout the commg year Where e er we work where e er we play Thy hght shall lead each day Thy motto Truth 1n Chr1st1an glrls Reflected be alway Though partmg tlme must come And we from thee must go Our hearts may ache w1th pa1n And eyes be wet Wlth woe Yet Wlth a sm1le we ll carry on And ever w1th a song For Chr1st1an g1rls know 1n then' hearts That they to thee belong l 9 2 2 a a J J S J J J . . , 2 S 'I34 JO' The memory of our college days , We'll holdforever dear, Recalling in so many ways The lasting friendship started here. Though Christian College days must end 'We'll eyer sing her praise5 Till ufers last glowing embers. We always will remember f '3 f , 1 I , V f ,,, ThejewQfyC11f1Sti2?itQ9lf19S?ggSir?Y5v f, 4 ki 7 X, X X X S X X X X N X X X XXX X X X TFXX X X .NXXX W .s I 51 X XX : WX ' irsf XX QNX XXX X X X X W X X X X X XXX XX X X 5 AXXX X Q11 X f X X XX X X ,, w N . 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'Glbson 2-7633 'k Ivy' 0' ,Wil izllfl if E Adams Donna 73 76 81 98 Adams Katherine Ann 73 78 98 Akesson Elizabeth 71 76 98 Aleff Andrea Lee 70 84 98 Alexander Sara Ann 98 Allbritten Marjorie 73 83 84 99 Allen Cecilia Ann 68 72 73 77 81 118 Allen Janice W. 99 Allen Judith Ann 77 118 Anderson Jane Ellen 73 77 81 118 Anthony Judy C. 73 75 99 Ashley Lucille B. 70 71 73 82 99 161 127 Atchley Linda Kay 118 Babcock Lyla June 71 72 75 8183 84 99 125 132 Baity Penny 118 Baker Bonnie Lou 74 77 118 Barnhart Janice M. 69 75 81 100 Barton Margaret 71 78 100 Beal Constance Sue 81 118 Benner Jolene Lois 70 78 Bess Barbara Ann 68 75 77 118 Black Jacquelyn Marie 77 118 Blair Terry Elaine 70 71 72 78 83 84 100 116 Blose Carolyn Marie 69 73 118 Bottorff Linda Aleta 73 77 78 118 Bower Barbara Esther 73 77 78 118 Bradley Janet Bruce 68 73 119 Bridges Barbara Kay 70 73 77 81 119 Brodkey Karen S. 82 Brown Nancy Lee 73 74 75 79 119 Brown Susan Elizabeth 75 79 90 119 Brown Suzanne 73 81 82 119 Brummet Cheri 73 74 76 94 100 Index Brunettl Glenda Diane 78 80 84 100 116 Bryan Betty Marjon 75 84 85 101 Bryant Debbie 72 76 78 83 84 91 10,1 Bryson Patricia J. 101 Buchanan Jo Janet 73 79 101 Burdick Leslie E. 70 71 76 116 Burns Susan W. 49 73 76 81 101 Burroughs Judith M. 73 82 83 119 Burrow Mary Jane 71 73 77 84 119 Callender Susan R. 85 96 101 Cameron Elizabeth Ann 68 77 119 Carman Sheryl K. 70 7173 8184102116 Carothers Kay 49 72 76 80 102 130 Carpenter Janice Kaye 71 73 74 75 77 81 83 119 Carr Judith Ann 102 l Carty Phyllis 70 76 102 116 Cashman Deanne 73 77 79 81 119 Castelli Susan K 77 119 Chance Carol Jean 119 Clark Janice Kay 81 102, Claspill Pamela Jean 73 119 Clay Judith Ann 119 Coe Dalek 70 71 72 76 78 8184102 Coe Karen May 73 103 Cohen Arlene 70 119 Craig Connie 103 Darnell Rebecca C. 83 103 Davidson Susan Kay 120 Dickson Gail Frances 68 73 74 82 120 Dlttman Margo 77 82 120 Doctor Diane 70 77 120 Drake Suzanne 74 77 120 Dzus Patricia 80 103 Eckardt S Paulette 120 Eklund Sherri Lynne 120 Epstein Barbara Ann 120 Faber Regina Lea 73 74 78 120 Farwell Patricia 77 82 120 Faulkner Flo Ellen 76 81 103 Fausett Sherry Gayle 76 77 120 Ferguson Carlotta Ferguson Sarah Ann 71 74 120 Finley Mary Lynn 68 120 F xsher Sally 103 Fogel Sara Lee 120 F ollansbee Sara Lou 68 121 Frank Betty Arlene 77 121 Galbra1th Geraldine 73 76 80 104 Garrett Karen Sue 73 74 75 121 Garrett Sharen Lou 72 73 74 75 121 Gephart Elizabeth W 69 121 Gill Diana Kennedy 73 77 78 121 Givens Eustacia 69 121 Glenn Patricia Marie 73 81 121 Glick Michelle 104 Glover Ginny 70 71 72 78 83 84 90 92 104 Golden Brenda Rae 122 Goldsmith Cynthia 81 122 Gosewisch Angela 122 Gray Wendy 122 Green Rosemary Alene 70 81 84 122 Gregory Bonnie Gayle 72 76 81 83 1 1 1 1 ' J 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 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 , , 1 1 1 3 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 7 , , , , 1 P 3 3 J 3 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 3 , 7 , , . 1 1 1 1 3 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , , , 1 1 , 1 1 , , . 1 1 1 1 , , ' . 1 1 , . 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , , . 1 1 1 1 , , . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 Curr1e,SusanAnson 73,77,120 1 1 1 1 1 , , . 7 1 . 9 9 7 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 3 9 9 3 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 , . 1 . Q 1 . 1 1 1 1 .. , J 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j I . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 3 3 9 7 3 ' 7 , 1 1 1 . . 1 1 , 1 1 . . , 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 , J , 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 Haas, Christie Ann 73,122 Hackleman, Katherine 70,73,83,104 Hamilton, Gayle 77,81,122 Hales, Cherie 74,122 Harmon, Elaine E. 73,104 Harrold, Nancy Ann 68,74,80,122,125 Hartford, Kathleen 49,77,122 Hayward, Wilhelmina 81,104,128 Henderson, Chloe 73,77,82,123 Henderson, Laura 76,81,105,132 Henderson, Rebecca 123 Henson, Judy Marie 7O,73,77,80,123 Heroy, June 105 Hickox, Ruth Ann 70,73,74,76,79,95,105 Hinkle, Nancy B. 73,80,123 Holt, Dixie 77,81,123 Homsher, Linda 73,741,123 Hotaling, Suzanne 70,73,81,105 Houser, Jill 105 Howard, Jodi 81,123 Howington, Anne 70,123 Hughes, Doris Bell 74,123 Hunt, Barbara Jean 69,73,74,75,81,105 Insley, Marguerite 85 Jenkins, Karen Jo 69,73,76,106 Johnson, Julia Kay 78,84,106 Johnson, Mary Lu 73,77,78,80,123 Jones, Diane 78,106 Jones, Kathryn Anne 73,74,82,106 Jones, Victoria 77,81,123 Kasmarik, Nancy 123 Kendall, Betsy 71,74,77,123 Keyes, Susan 72,76,81,84,106 Klein, Synthia 75,133 Kleis, Mary Louise 74,80,123 Kline, Freda 68,75,77,123 Kubach, -Carole 75,77,82,123 Kuykendall, Karol 77,79,81,124 Lamb, Helena S. 106 Lamm, Mary Catherine 74,77,80,81,124 Lawson, Turdy 124 Lear, Cynthia 74,75,77,78,81,84,124 Liggitt, Victoria 77,124 Lister, Jennie 73,76,81,124 Long, Sherry Ann 81,124 Lowman, Lucy M. 81,124 McCallum, Zora Marie 73,124 McClain, Betty Lee 68,73,77,81,82 124 McCarthy, Megan 76,107 McCluskey, Libby 48,70,71,72,76,78 81 84 107 McCollum, Marilyn 49,7 7, 90,124 McDaniel, Margaret K. 85,107 Mcllroy, Elizabeth Ann 77,8O,124 McIntyre, Kathleen 124 Madden, Sheila 54,74,84,124,125 Mehaney, Sharon 73,74,124 Marshall, Anne 80,107 Mathews, Rachel Ann 124 May, Susan 73,77,124 Mayo, Suzanne 125 Meacham, Mary 73,77,78,125 Melton, Linda Kathryn 77,125 Menaugh, Karen Sue 75,77,81,82,125 Merchant, Jeanne 78,83,107 Merrifield, Margaret 73,108 Michaels, Nancy K. 73,77,80,125 Miles, Sally Ann 73,81,125 Miskovsky, Gail Marie Moose, Louise 80,108 Morris, Lois C. 68,73,77,125 Mosley, Diane Kay 125 Mount, Suzanne E. 74,77,82,125 Mudaro, Denise 77,125 Murray, Katherine E. 77,125 Murray, Lora Lee 77 Nagro, Nancy M. 71,72,79,84,108 Nathan, Carolyn 108 Nell, Judith Ann 80,126 Nelson, Connie 70,73,l26 Nininger, Sally 126 Nisbet, Fay 80,109 Noell, Leslie 71,73,83,84,109,128 Norman, Phyllis 73,74,80,126 Norton, Lynn 70,77,126 Obermann, Charlotte 81,126 O'Donnell, Jacquelyn 126 O'Malley, Jean 74,76,81,109 Ornstein, Janet Orr, Mary Helen 81,126 Osborn, Pamela 80,126 O'Shea, Kathy 126 Ostendarp, Joan 75,77,126 Parr, Chris 126 Patterson, Dorthy E. 54,73,76,77,126 Paulsen, Terra Louise 76,7 7,126 Petri, Gail 70,78,84,109,116 Pearson, Suzanne 68,126 Pettingell, Susan 73,81,126 Phillips, Sue 77,127 Phillips, Susan Halle 68,73,74,76,80,109 Phillips, Susan Kay 74,77,82,127 Pine, Diane Cheryl 127 Pitman, Penny 68,70,7l,72,74,76,78,84, 90,110 Plaster, Pam 77,127 Platter, Ann 110 Pletcher, Rita 77,78,127 Price, Becky Price, Patricia Jane 69,70,77,80,127 Prohl, Kathy 1 10 Purifoy, Dana 70,73,75,77,81,127 Radar, Nancy Kay 68,74,82,128 Raymond, Helen 82,110 Reed, Judith 73,80,128 Reed, Sandra Joyce 77,128 Rees, Marty 74,80,128 Richardson, Ronnie 73,76,110 Rigdon Stephanie 68 128 Riner Rhonda 81 128 Robertson Mary Susan 110 Roemer Susan 73 81 125 128 Ross Barbara B. 73 77 81 82 128 Rotzien Mary Jane 1 1 1 Running Donna 128 Rzemienski Carolyn 128 Satterfield Barbara 70 72 84 111 Sch1H'man Joy 72 74 81 111 Schilb Beverly 70 72 75 76 80 111 Scholder Joanne E 77 129 Schmidt Harriet L 72 81 84 129 130 Schwartz June 74 77 78 129 Schwertfeger Sandra 129 Scott Cindy Scrogham Jane 77 81 129 Seibel Mary 129 Shaon Talley 73 82 111 Sherrill Sara Lynn 68 70 71 122 128 129 Smiser Sammye Jean 81 129 Smith Carol 129 Smith Connie 80 85 111 Smith Nancy Sue 129 Smith Pat 73 82 112 Sneed Anne DeBard 73 82 129 Spackman Judith Anne 70 84 122 129 Spear Janey 68 70 76 80 112 Spearlng Anne 74 77 80 129 Speiser Gayle 73 76 81 83 112 Spillman Elaine 73 77 125 129 Stammer Carol 77 81 129 Stanton Jane P 70 77 81 130 Steinfeldt Ingrid 73 80 Steingraber Melody 74 130 Stephen Martha 73 130 Stevens Linda Kay 77 80 130 Stewart Susan 69 70 73 75 77 130 Stone Susan 70 75 77 130 Stout Mimi 70 73 78 8182 83 93112116 Stubblefield Sally 77 80 130 Stuver Nancy 70 71 73 77 78 81 89 130 Styles, Ginny 70,130 Sutton, Emily 112 Taylor, Diane D. 73,82 Tempel, Edythe L. 73,81,82,13-1 Temple, Susan Diane 81,131 Thomas, Ann 69,70,77,131 Thomas, Jessie 81,131 Thomas, Sue Ann 75,131 Tibbetts, Marica Ann 73,131 Tidd, Terry 73,78,112,128 Timmons, Betty 78,811,113 Toedtman, Carol Anne 74,131 Trefz, Catherine 54,73,77,131 Truett, Lori 68,131 Tucker, Elizabeth Ann 73,78,82,131 . Turner, Claudia Ann 81,132 Van Dyke, Susan 73,8O,82,113 Vanice, Kaern Phyl 73,77,81,132 Vaughan Patricia Ann 77 81 132 Velser Susan Jane 73 82 113 Vorgias Marcia 132 Wagnon Claudia 77 132 Wallace Jean 80 81 132 Wanick Billie Jo 81 113 Washco Nancy Ann 113 Weber Anne F 73 74 75 76 80 113 Wefier G1181 114 Weitman Murphy 96 Weldon Sandra 114 Wendell Kay Marie 83 114 Wesley Joan Louise 68 77 81 82 132 Westerbeck Marcia M 77 132 Wexler Carole Jane 133 White Barbara S 78 133 Whitehead LyndaK 80 114 Whitehurst Alison 114 Williams Jennifer Kay 80 82 133 Williams Linda Sue 133 Williams Lynn 75 77 78 82 133 Willis Joyce Elaine 77 133 Wilson Cynthia Louise 73 80 81 133 P 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 3 , l 3 7 1 1 1 . . 7 1 1 1 1 , ' , 5 1 1 1 ' n n Q 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 l , 7 5 7 7 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 3 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , - 1 . . 1 1 - , 4 . 1 ' 9 1 ' 1 1 J 1 ' 1 . . . 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Still, Catherine 77,130 Williams, Kittie 70,72,73,74,78,79,80,81,84,115,127 1 1 1 1 I Q 1 i n Q P 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 7 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 1 1 1 1 U Q Witherspoon, Jan 73,76,81,115 I-1 gf. wood, Caryl 70,71,72,73,76,78,81,84,88,115,128 Yadon, Alice 77,81 Zalinsik, Matilde 70,711,115 Zimmer, Joanne 133 Zimmermann, Jorn 73,76,77,81,133 Zitman, Susan 115 and that was 1964-1965. 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