Christian College - Ivy Chain Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

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During its long College has been its learning ex- as its relationship is under the capa- President W. lVler- history, Christian quick to respond to the intellectual needs ot its stu- dents and of the society in which they live. President Hill, in recent talks, has reaftirmed this historical position by challenging students. It problems arise, he is present to ex- plain and often interpret the edu- cational and social opportunities available to the students at Chris- tian. President Hill has traveled exten- sively this year making speeches and getting donations. His traveling ex- periences and great knowledge have given him a new insight of student life at Christian. lVlany of the old policies have been, or are in the pro- cess of being, changed. President W. Merle Hill Charles F. lVlai Director of Development B.S. Oklahoma State Universityg lVI.A. Drake University Jack L. Batterson Dean of Faculty AB., lVl.A. Oklahoma University sf it W '-an cf r ,W , Director of Admissions A.B. Chapman Collegeg l3Th. Pacific Christian Howard E. Kelley Don L. Landers Business Manager B.S. University of Missouri '59-v-9-im, Mrs. Jane C. Crow Director of Alumnae Affairs A.A., Christian Collegeg A.B., University of Missouri Mrs. W. P. CEIizaIoetn5 Kirkman Dean of Women A.B., M.A. University of Missouri Robert A. Craig Registrar A.B., Bethel Coiiegeg M.A., Middle Tennessee State University RICHARD HELMICK B.F.A., lVl.F.A., Ohio University Mr. Helmick instructs classes in art prin- ciples, design, and applied art. Student ArtGuild The Student Art Guild is composed of girls who have outstanding ability in the field of art. The purpose of the organization is to encourage interest in the study of art and to recognize outstanding members. This year the Student Art Guild held two sales of art work donated by the members, was responsible for setting up exhibits in the art gallery, and took field trips to the Kansas City Art Museum and to Arrow Rock. . 21 Officers of the Art Guild are: Laura Finch, secretary? Bafbafa Yarbrough, vice-presidentg and Phyllis Herschel, president. Art. SIDNEY LARSON A.B., M.A., University of Missouri Mr. Larson teaches courses in art appreciation, painting, and draw ing. Other members of the Student Art Guild are Carol Andres Beverlee Baker Bonnie Baker Anne Balzer Claire Batis Elizabeth Bollow Elaine Buehler Jane Burroughs Mary Christen Barbara Cohen Kitson Crowell Dale Drewry Carol Edmondson Katherine Fairleigh Nonye Finch Mary Hodges Nancy Hodina Dana Hogge Deborah Hook Candace Hoover Robin King Susan Lowry Linda Lucas Nancy Moses Karen O'Connor Susan Osborn Martha Reppert Susan Simcoke Marcia Smith Susan Stewart Susan Turner Amy Wade K 1 M ,.-my ., .,,...-...-.mm -nu 5:11.-:flu f 47 f MW. z 4 41 1 X W W 0 Z f K . X sg Y 1 8 Q x Q . . i x A .hu ...ar ummm 1:-f:fi1.nnig,,1--- i.5,l.5:q',-541, - , .,. , . - , .V , , , , , ., ,V , Dance. MRS. B. THOMAS CCELIAD JOHNSON A.B., Butler University Mrs. Johnson teaches classes in ballet and modern dance. l Delta Psi Omega is the honorary dramatic society at Christian. The membership is composed of girls who are interested in the field of drama and who have accumulated fifteen points by participation in dramatic productions. The members are: Marty Patterson President Beryl Jeakle Vice President Mary Ann Rath Secretary Nancy Batten Gale Greenshields Pam Colglazer Cathy Harris Mary Ann Coursey Jo Ann Hossler Dee Dee Day Jeanne Jarrell Trudy Eblen Bonnie Mackenzie Marcena Fitzgerald Lynn McWhorter Carol Gilbert Kathy Mitchell Sally Graham Andy Sobotka Charlotte Wenzel u-G-as Will a poor girl stop at nothing, even murder, to achieve success? In Nine Girls a series of seemingly senseless killings takes place for the benefit of one girl who was unlucky in love. Plays. Nine Girls Fall Play Performances: December 1 and 2 Cast: Bonnie Mackenzie Dianna Day ...... Sean Bonner .,..... Kathleen Mitchell Andrea Sobotka . . . Sally Graham .... Phyllis ....Jane ,....Eve Freida Alice Shirley Lydia Gist .,....... ....... T ennessee Trudy Eblen ........ Glamourpuss Gayle Greenshields ...i...................... Shotput Marty Patterson ,. Mary Director was Mike Nicolson, instructor of drama: as- sistant director was Joann Hossler. 2 X V gf 2 wigs . A g 3 f 2 E 3 E Y Q 1 A A . . . H Blithe Spirit . Spring play Performances: March 22 and 23 Cast: Sally Graham ..,, M Edith Lynne McWhorter .. ,,,, Ruth Mike Nicolson ....... Charles Eldon Drennan .... Dr. Bradman Charlotte Wenzel .. .. Mrs. Bradman Trudy Eblen ,,..,... .. Madame Arcati Bonnie Mackenzie ......,.,...........,..........,.. Elvira Director was Mike Nicolsong assistant director was Kathleen Mitchell. Complications arise when Charles remarries and is visited by his dead wife's ghost. The fine acting of Bonnie MacKen- zie and Lynn McWhorter, portraying the wives of Mr. Nicol- son as the harried husband, created the hilariously real circumstances ofa very unreal story. fa, fx., 1 ,425-f g: ,Q , ,,,,, ,, , ,A ,, f Z f 1 yn f X 5. ' ' Ji , if 'f 1. ,mfg f ff -, f V lvvl , ,, , ,Wa V Z fu.. ., f, f., , : . ,, ,,,,. '7 f ll if 1. l i El' i i l i A . ,mill 5 ! l l i l ll lil l ll ll ii il ljg! Members of the oral interpretation class present a number of programs for local organizations during the year. Among these programs are Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, and readers theater presentations. Students also participate in the Oral Interpretation festival, which was held at the University of Missouri this spring. Pictured below are: CSTANDING from left to rightb Shelley Garvin, Ann Bohannon, Carol Connery, Mary Speech . MRS. ALVA L. CALLENEJ PRESTON A.A. Christian College: B.S.Ed., M.A., University of Missouri Mrs. Preston teaches speech and oral interpretation. MIKE S. NICOLSON A.l3., Phillips University Mr. Nicolson teaches speech, theater, public speaking acting, stage craft, and is in charge of all dramatic pro- ductions. i Ann Rath, Valerie Hessemyer, Nancy Turner, CSEATEDD Marty Patterson, Andrea Sobotka, and Martha Bess. F .. l-listory. Regular attendance, lectures, and tests seem to be standard procedures for a class at Christian. But not so with Problems in American Civilization ll, a three hour course taught by Dean Jack L. Bat- terson. Its requirements are simple-a paper written on an aspect of American civilization. The class does not meet regularly, but only on a help session basis. This semester there is only one student, Marcia Miller. She describes herself as being lucky to have taken such a course in which there are no deadlines, except of course, the final paper. She feels that details fall into line much more easily when a student is able to work without pressure. Dean Batterson has this to say about the course, I think the course is of particular value to the student who has a special interest in Amer- ican history and the capacity to do independent study and research. It affords such a student a rare opportunity at the sophomore level to delve deeply into a subject of special interest to her. lt also affords the Dean, who is a fugitive from the classroom, the opportunity to continue work- ing with his subject matter and with students in the learning situation. N-.K ...W MISS DIANE BERRY AB., M.A., University of Missouri Miss Berry teaches American history. MRS. JACK CPAULINAJ BATTERSON AB., Marietta Collegeg M.A., University of Missouri Mrs. Batterson teaches American history and western civilization. . 2 ll The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to offer guidance to college students who are interested in the field of home economics. The club is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association and Mrs. Griffin sponsors the club at Christian. The organization invites various speakers to their meetings during the year, and this year the group caroled at the Woodhaven Home. The officers are: Jane Sauer, president, Connie Brittain, vice president, and Linda Muckleroy, secretary. Members of the Home Economics Club are: lFirst Rowl Linda Joan Lillie Carolyn Rottman Linda Lehman Joan Hunting Muckleroy, Carolyn Benson, Mary Haueisen, Sue Marshall, Jane Sauer Members who are not pictured are Janice Carl Susan Armour, fSecond Rowl Connie Brittain, Margaret sonandSusan McGarvey Courter, Catherine Hays, Elizabeth Garrison, Barbara Gibbs, 4 ' KX' 51 in , 1. ' 'awww MISS PENELOPE B. CARROLL A.B., University of the Sacred Heart, Tokyo, Japan. Miss Carroll teaches English composition. MRS. BILL QCLARICE DJ MclLVAlN B.S., Kansas State University, M.S., Kansas State Teachers College. Mrs. Mcllvain teaches English composition and Ameri- can literature. Language. LARRY D. DUNHAM A.B., M.A., University of Missouri Mr. Dunham teaches English composition and world literature. 9 Q .- MRS. RONOLD W. CHAZEL5 KENNEDY A.B., M.A., Mills College Mrs. Kennedy teaches chiIdren's literature, English literature and exposition. 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 11 1 .Yi 1 M .ll 11 11 ll I J 1 ll 1 fi 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1. 51 .11 I1 1 1 1' 5 fy . 11 1 l 1 , . I 1 1 ' 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 111 . 1 11 1 11 11 ,1 MRS. ARTHUR QNANCYJ WRIGHT 5 B.S., Western Illinois Universityg M.A., Southern 'lg Illinois University 1 Mrs. Wright teaches English composition and world . literature. MISS NANCY RUSSELL AB., Lindenwood Collegeg M.A., University of North Carolina. Miss Russell teaches English composition and American literature. NORMAN REVES A.B., M.A., University of Arkansas Mr. Reves teaches English composition, world literature and business correspondence. 1 MRS. NANCY LEATHERMAN AB. University of Missouri, M.A. University of Colorado Mrs. Leatherman teaches French and German. Student Enjoys Being a Class... Nancy Turner, CC's Outstanding Senior, enjoyed the distinction of being the only student enrolled in a class this year. She says of the experience: My language proficiency stems from the year I spent in Germany as an American Field Service student. Last year I completed the highest German courses of- fered at Christian. Wanting to continue with the language through my second year here, I went to talk with Dean Batterson. When German V and VI were added to the curriculum, President Hill agreed to teach the course. ln September I started reading simple chiIdren's books. But as the semester progressed, so did my reading ability. I occasionally noticed a raised eye- brow when I pulled out one of the James Bond books-but President Hill's idea is that a person should learn how to read common language found in fiction and novels before he tries to tackle Schiller, Goethe and other authors of great literature. This semester l've had a few World War II novels-told from 513 the German point of view. l've gained many insights into the German think- ing of the second World War. So often l've been guilty of thinking of the Ger- mans in the vague term 'enemies' without realizing that they were people who believed they were fighting for the right, just as we Americans did. Of class meetings, Nancy says: The atmosphere is always very informal. The hour begins with my telling him a plot summary of the book I have read that week, and he askes questions as I go along. President Hill loves play- ing the deviI's advocate-if I take one stand on a situation we're discussing, he takes the other. But the important thing is that I get from these discussions a better con- cept of values, myself and people in general. He is teaching me to develop my mind in regard to life as well as teaching me how to read German. I can honestly say that l've never had a class that I have enjoyed so much yet at the same time learned so much. .'l i l i N I I 4 l l ll i l ii l ,I l I 4 V l l i i l i I l l i , , Bienvenu a La Maison Francaise. literature. La Maison Francaise, Christian College's French language house, was established on the conviction that the only way to really learn a language is to live with it. The French House was opened to students in 1964, and it provides a learning-living situation for the students who are interested in French. lt serves as a campus home for sixteen students and pro- vides language experience for both first and second year stu- dents. La Maison Francaise is a spacious, three-story brick residence hall located on Christian College Avenue, adjacent to th ' ' e main campus. Mme. Hortense Davison, born of French parents and educated in France and the United States, serves as directrice- in-residence. The 'tFrench only, sil vous plait rule applies at certain meals during the week when French conversation is re- quired at the French Table. House meetings, similar to those held in the residence halls, follows the same rule. Parlimentary pro- cedure is carried out in French. ln this way residents make an effort to communicate in French as much as possible They also make use of audio-visual aids, supervised study, and discussion sessions. French Girl on Campus Twenty-one-year old Suzanne Gouleieff from Brison, France, assists in La Mai- son Francaise. Suzanne is the assistant to Madame Davison in the French House. She instructs classes at the University of Missouri three times each week. She studied for seven years in Grenoble, Franceg five years at Lycee Csimilar to a prep schoolj, and two years at the Uni- versity of Grenoble. ' '57 57 ,J X S 'ffm . Phi Sigma Gamma Phi Sigma Gamma is the modern foreign language honorary at Christian. The purpose of the organization is too encourage study of modern foreign languages, promote interest in the Judy Culley, president, places the pin signi- fying membership upon newly selected Jane Thomas, Senior. Phi Sigma Gamma initiates ...The ceremony is held twice a year, following both the first and second semester honors assemblies. Officers: Judy Culley, president, Linda Kay See, vice presidentg Cynthia Presley, secretary. literature and culture of other peoples, and foster inter- national understanding. Membership is established on the basis of superior work in languages and satisfactory work in other academic subjects. MRS. P. R. M. CARGENTINAJ ARMSTRONG Maestra Normal, Escuela Nor- mal de la Havana Cubag Doc- tora en Pedogogia, University of Havanag Ph. D., University of Missouri. Mrs. Armstrong teaches Spanish. -ffcfpf f -,mf . .4 I- f 'X mir w2f'. . W- 1. 'fe .ff gh w MRS. HORTENSE P. DAVISON A.B., William Jewell Collegeg M.A., University of Missouri. A Mrs. Davison teaches French. lVlath. Library. 'BILL IVICILVAIN B.S., lVl.S., Kansas State Teachers College Nlr. Nlcllvain is the librarian ofthe college. DAN B. HOAGLAND A.A., Moberly Collegeg A.B., B.S.ED., lVl.A., University of Missouri. Nlr. Hoagland teaches college algebra, analytic geometry, calculus, intermediate algebra,and trigonometry. Z., cf DOUBLE SEXTETTE is a vocal music group which represents Christian College during the year through its frequent performances and appear- ances. This year the sextette performed for a number of organizations both in Columbia and in the surrounding area. Each year members of the group go on tour in the spring. This year's tour included performances for various high schools in the Kansas City area and concluded with a presentation of the program at Christian. Members of the group Cpictured below from left to rightb are: Sydna Randals, Carole Propp, Candice Williams, Lee Hubbard, Sally Gerdes, Deborah Hook, Vicki Neeley, Marjorie Farber, Katrina Harry, Judy Culley, Judy Lynn: fSeatedJ Mary Lee Daniels and Kathleen Karnes. WILLIAM BROWN Music B.S., M.M.Ed., M.A.-University of Missouri. Mr. Brown teaches music appreciation, voice, and accompanying, and directs Concert Choir and Double Sextette. -f ,f 3 6 4 l 'i,. L , , t-rr mf ,--f, iff: ,ftf'ff-7 . J- W -f , 2 f-bw w: ... r ,WY ky .,.,. Q , -If 5 - 1' 44 - -'C f j. f f ' . fff .s... . L f'r.t K f , i fr .s.s1 . . r if 'ei' ,..., , v '77, ' , xi fif 'HC 'X 'ff fkijff , if Q , , ' U' U rift ...K L K... .ss. f iii' .,-r f . . , rtssl f f'r. ii.s. f f if so L rsi' fr.i f . 2144! Q iz: ,W-fff9e.?iWW'1Wi ' ,...- f,.. 1 .-.',t V 6 The members of Concert Choir are selected on the basis of try- outs and are directed by William Brown. The choir prepares pro- grams for performance, and this year the programs were pre- sented at Kell Auditorium in St. Louis for a convention of the Deborah Allen Virginia Asmussen Ruth Beumer Marcia Brummitt Mary Christen Judy Culley Fannie Dailey Jeda Davis Beth Dewey Donna Diehlmann Nancy Aiken Donnis Allen Carol Andres Suzanne Atwood Shaun Barnes Elizabeth Beach Peggy Bell Mary Lee Bellows Carolyn Benson Bette Blust Kathleen Brandau Connie Brittain Diane Bryan Lynne Buechting Jane Burroughs Robin Campbell Kristina Case Judith Clark Pamela Colglazier Carol Connery Sandra Crawford Patricia Eaton Marjorie Farber Susan Fessey Elizabeth Garrison Sally Gerdes Emily Gilbert Collin Gillerlain Virginia Gordon Katrina Harry Deborah Hook Lee Hubbard Kathleen Karnes Marilyn Krebs Julia Lang Lynda Lehman Susan Lile Ellen Lindstrom Judy Lynn Eileen McDaniel Jan McLaughlin Choir are: The members of Chorus perform twice each year, once as part of the Christmas and once in the spring. No audition is required. Members include: Linda Crouse Susan Dallmeyer Jean Daugherty Carolyn Davis Catherine Davis Nancy Desmond Diane Dowling Terrill Downey Alice Dulaney Robley Eagleton Deborah Ellis Elaine Epley Shelley Erdman Katherine Fairleigh Helen Fike Nonye Fitch Margaret Ford Judy Frisinger Nancy Gerard Carol Ghio Susan Gibson Carol Gilbert Julie Gill Elizabeth Gilliam Judy Gorbett Holly Gray Cynthia Green T Kristin Grimshaw Frannye Guttman Jolene Harwood Mary Haueisen Catherine Hays Averic Heineken Laura Hinds Deborah Holland Diane Hughes Paula Johnston Reela Jones Leslie Kaufman Kristi Kendig Sandra Kirby Susan Kriz 37 Christian Churches of America, Christian Church in Columbia during the Christmas season, and Christian College during the Christmas season and in the spring. The members of Concert Myrna Midkiff Martha Miller Melissa Milner Kathleen Mitchell Nancy Moses Vicki Neeley Judy Nisselius Christine Payne Barbara Prestage Carole Propp Joan Lillie r Nancy Littlefield Susan Lowry Brenda MacKenzie Sally McKinney Anne Malmberg Bonnie Maury Ann Miller Linda Monroe Anne Montgomery Vive Montgomery Jill Myerson Deborah Nellis Louise Paris Helen Parrish Laura Parrish Mary Pfingsten Polly Pond Suzanne Poulsen Jane Richardson Laurie Roth Synda Randals Nancy Rohrbach Carole Shellabarger Marjorie Thomas Nancy Turner Rebecca Walker Charlotte Wenzel Candice Williams program Ann Sharpenberg Sue Spitcaufsky Sally Stewart Marcia Stonebraker Adrienne Stuart Susan Stuppy Carol Szynal Margaret Tempel Cindy Thompson Amy Wade Juliann Whitaker Glynda Wilkie Janet Willoughby Erica Wofram Marney Womble Lucinda Woodworth Jean Yencer ll li l l 1 1 1 l. il l Members of St. Cecilia Cpictured from left to rightj are: Ellen Lindstrom Sally Gerdes, Myrna Midkitf, Linda Lehman, Janet Carlson, Eileen McDaniel 1 Pamela Cash, Mary Lee Daniels, Judy Smith, Marjorie Farber, Christina Cross man, Kathleen Karnes, Barbara Prestage, JoAnna Johns, Nancy Rohrbach 1 J, Marjorie Thomas, and Donna Diehlmann. . fl 1 1 ,eg ., . ,l , 1' lj? ll? .ll 1ll MRS. ELAINE T. KARNES M.M.Ed'., University of Missouri l 1, Mrs. Karnes teaches music literature music appreciation, chorus, accom l panying, voice and piano. ll, DAVID C. O'HAGAN, JR. 1 AB., Furman University fl M.Mus., Indiana University Mr. O'Hagan teaches history of music, piano en- 1 semble, and piano. 1 l 1 . l l l l ll fll 1 l l MRS. VINCENT CPATRICIAJ WILLIAMS lg Mus.B. and Mus.M., Drake University Mrs. Williams gives instruction in theory, organ, and piano. f B.S., North Texas State University, St. Cecilia .. OFFICERS Sally Gerdes ........... President Eileen McDaniel Vice President Linda Lehman .. .... Secretary St. Cecilia is responsible for usher- ing at all special events and the receptions held afterwards. Beta Beta Beta . . Beta Beta Beta is the honorary music society at Christian. Membership is limited to music majors who have superior grades in music courses and satisfactory grades in other courses. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate interest in the field of music and to encourage participation in musical activities. The members are Marjorie Farber, Sally Gerdes, JoAnna Johns, Kathleen Karnes, Judy Lynn Cpresidentj, Eileen Mc- Daniel, Marjorie Thomas. MRS. VERLE CNADINEJ MUHRER B.S., Central Missouri State, M.Ed., University of Missouri Mrs. Muhrer teaches typewriting, business math, office practice, accounting, shorthand, and secretarial procedures. MRS. TOMMY CGLENNA MAED KUBACH, JR. B.S. and M.S., University of Missouri Mrs. Kubach teaches typewriting, shorthand, and civil service training. . Secretarial Training The Future Secretaries As- sociation is sponsored by the local National Secretaries Association. It is a group of girls from the University and CC. The members are Janice Carlson, Mary Pfingsten, and Carol Znider. re?-af' ff , , ,f ,gg ' y ,fm Physical Education. MRS. FRED CSUEJ FAUROT B.S. and M.A., University of Missouri Mrs. Faurot teaches classes in tennis, golf, archery, and bowling. The Women's Athletic Association promotes physical fitness and encourages participation on campus. This year the organization sponsored the inter-dorm sports and the annual awards presented at the spring picnic of May 14. The officers are: Betty Bailey, presi- dent, Christine Payne, vice president, and Linda Gatewood, secre- tary. Mrs. Faurot is the sponsor. WEE? Members of W.A.A. are: Donnis Allen Cecelia Bryan Betty Dailey Mary Lee Daniels Mary Espey Sue Fessey Linda Gatewood Averic Heineken Julia Lang Anne Malrnberg Christine Payne Susan Schaefer Outstanding Sports Student Betty Dailey MRS. WALTER CSUED GERARD BJ., M.Ed., University of Missouri Mrs. Gerard teaches classes in recreational leadership, physical fitness, swimming, senior lifesaving, and water safety instruc- tortraining. 'NGN MRS. RONALD CJUANNEJ MACHER B.S., University of Missouri Mrs. Macher instructs classes in team sports, physical fitness, swimming, and senior lifesav- ing. The student-faculty volleyball games give both students and faculty members the opportunity to participate with one another and become better acquainted in an informal setting. Philosophy. XKQWM, ELDON DRENNAN B.J., University of Missouri and B.D., Drake University. Nlr. Drennan teaches philosophy. I I ,gg , C w w Religion . JACK C. SCOTT A.B., University of Texasg B.D., Brite College of the Bible, Texas Christian University. Mr. Scott teaches basic Christian beliefs, Old and New Testamentg religion in America, and religions of the world. 42 E X X F Z 'f f aff ,, 2 J :J f X f , ,fy K M7 f f f f 1 71 w ijy , gig CIZW, f Mft Q ,, wf,,.,,, , Jfyff, ,M , f 2, ' f W, ef Science. l gyzgibilf K Q l , if lf- 1. i MRS. DONALD CJEANNE5 KANGAS l B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College, M.S., University of Maryland Mrs. Kangas teaches general biology, zool- ogy, and hygiene. l l l l i l i WILLIAM V. HOUSTON I AB., Kansas Wesleyan University, M.S., Kansas State Teachers College , Mr. Houston teaches general biology, hy- giene, general bacteriology, and botany. y My fig f, , f f, fy , ff , , Q .fyycf 4 f I L :Wu . 4 , MRS. BURNETT E. CJESSIE BJ ELLIS B.S., M.S., Northwestern Universityg Ph.D., University of Mis souri. Mrs. Ellis teaches geology and geography. BURNETT E. ELLIS A.B., M.A., Univeristy of Missouri Mr. Ellis teaches geology. DENNIS M. GREV AB., Mankato State Collegeg M.S., Uni- versity of Missouri .6 ii t 0 Sygg Mr. Grev teaches classes in chemistry and organic chemistry. Delta Eta Chi. Delta Eta Chi members are: Diane Alex Melissa Bell Gretchen Carstensen Pamela Cash Karen Clark Rebecca Comley Sylvia Crook Donna Diehlmann Marilyn Dover Andrea Dunn Ella Dunn Joann Estes Valerie Hessemeyer Sally Littell Cherryl Lykins Marilyn McKinney Marcia Meredith Ann Musick Susan Osborn Judy Nisselius Marty Patterson Christine Payne Jerri Payne Linda Kay See Cherry Smith Judy Whitehill Kathy Williams Katherine Young l OFFICERS Judy Nisselius ................... President Sally Littell .... .... V ice President Sylvia Crook . .. ....... Secretary Q Kay See .......... . . . Treasurer Marilyn McKinney ............... Historian Delta Eta Chi is the science honorary organ- ization at Christian. Membership is based i upon having superior grades in 13 hours of science courses and average or superior l , . . . i grades in other academic subjects. During l the first semester the club took a field trip l to St. Louis. Second semester activities in- l cluded two initiations and dinners and sev- eral lectures given by guest speakers. J . . L, L il lr li li in , 4 i ' l i l l l lt ll Social DANIEL M. JOHNSON A.B. and lVl.A., Texas Christian University. Mr. Johnson teaches general sociology, social disorganization and general anthropology. TRUMAN S. KIRSCHNER A.B., William Jewellg lVl.A., University of Missouri. lVlr. Kirschner teaches American history and general sociology. Science JOHN P. BURCH A.B., Washington University, Nl.A., University of Missouri. Mr. Burch teaches general psychology, educational psychology, and personal adjustment. RONALD BURGESS B.S., University of Illinois, M.A., University of Missouri. Nlr. Burgess teaches psychology and child psychology. mud PBKFOUQV Effw. 'L Ufw, kfff 'WWW 1 ' f 72' . f i 0-4 Q, E fa 1 f 1 lax., if W l .f3,,gy5.' 1 gif, 3 , I l , , l l l l . i l i l l i I i l lvy Chain Experiments This has been a year of experi- mentation for the Ivy Chain- experimentation with a junior editor, with a new method of organizing the book, with ab- stract division pages, with tinted pictures, with a fall delivery schedule, and, most noticeably, with the color scheme of the cover. However, the yearbook itself has long passed the experi- mental stage. It is now an in- tegral part of Christian College. The book has appeared an- nually since the first suede- bound volume came out in 1910 under the improbable title of the CoIIegeWidow. , I Over the years the name has changed along with size, form, and color. But the purpose has remained the same: to artisti- cally record a year in the life of the college and to give stu- dents the learning experience of serving on its stait. The girls pictured and listed be- low were named as stalt mem- bers for this book, however, those whose service was distin- guished by excellence and regularity are especially honored by the appearance of their signatures on page 127. Not pictured are Terrill Downey, Dorothy Gillerlain, Carol King, Molly McQuary, Kathleen Man- chester, Genie Montgomery, Christine Osborn, Barbara Pres- tage, Anne P. CMissyJ Smith, Carol Starr, and Suzanne Poul- Seri. Bonnie Baker Martha D. Blamer Lucile Church Layout Pacemakers Distribution Byron Ford. Gayle Greenshields Valerie Hessemeyer Junior Section Senior Section Organizations Chefyl H0llif1gsworth Cherryl Lykins Marcia Miller Features Faculty Advertising , , . ,,.-L,Y.. - ,- Student Publications Relate CC Life Opus Means Work Opus is Christian College's literary magazine. The name Opus, the Latin word for work was selected to symbolize the presenta- tion of students' literary and artistic works. This was the second year for the publication of Opus. Along with a fantastic cover design, Opus 2 had a number of excellent prose and poetry selec- tions and several outstand- ing linoleum prints and sketches. ' The staff members who helped make Opus 2 a re- ality are Jerry Bonner, Betty Brown, Lea Greller, Frannye Guttman, Cynthia Hughes, Lynn McWhorter, and Sally Racine. P News Reported P A Students who worked as reporters for the Mic- rophone were Bonnie Baker, Betty Brown, . Jean Daugherty, Mary Espey, Mary Faulkner, Judy Frisinger, Janet wwf 4 J. Garton, Carolyn Gierke, W M f 'Y I 7241! M QM f ley. Joann Estes, Opus Editor Gayle Greenshields, Frannye Guttman, Cheryl Hollingsworth, Dianna Kroneman, Marcia Mil- ler, Eileen McDaniel, Suzanne Poulsen, Kathy Sasse, Ann Sharpen- berg, and Marsha Stan- Microphone The Microphone, official publication of CC is pub- lished 9 times during the school year. lt is distri- buted free to the student body. The Microphone is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press and the Missouri College Newspa- perAssociation. ,hmm Wins l-lonors ln the spring contest spon- sored by the Missouri Col- lege Newspaper Associa- tion, the Microphone re- ceived a number of awards including two gold keys for excellence in writing, and eight Rank I's for individual entries. It was given a First Class l-lonor rating by ACP. Karen Clark, Microphone Editor MM Barbara Gibbs Dorothy Gillerlain JoAnna Johns Molly McQuary Genie Montgomery Joyce Sghunz F b' Copy Editor Photographer Photographer CODY Edltof Managing Editor as ion ' '2 :eL':J:- H' '1'L'11f- -11 1iI n Ch ristian's Staff Mrs. Warren Stewart Mrs. Bob Barkwell H dR id t Mt!St Operator ea es' en Mrs. Thomas Crane Miss Jeanne Hagerty Mrs. Willard Marshall Library Assistant Asst. Dean of Women Head Resident Mrs. A. S. Viar Mrs. Loren Berge . Secretary' Head Resident Registrar William Dannar Mrs. John Hinton Mrs. Sam McKibben Superintendent Assistant, Bookkeeper, Business Buildings 84 Grounds I-ibfaflan Mrs. Ruth Black Mrs. Orin Waddill Secretary, Alumnae Head Re5'dent Mrs, Hortense Miss Kathy Kosters Mrs. Cecil Price Davison Assistant, Librarian Sec'y, President Directrice, La Maison Francaise Mrs. William Biizek Mrs- Burris West Secretary, Admissions Sefifefafyi Dean of Faculty Mrs. J. W. Fox Mrs. Robert Leach Mrs. Percy Sallee Development and Assistant, Admissions Secretary, Records Records Mrs. Emma Carlson Mrs. W. B. Gentzsch Head Resident Secretary, Business Mrs, Jim Gibson Mrs. Charles Snider Secretary, Duplicatingfii Mail Development Not Pictured: Mrs. Mike Cook-Secretary Registrar' Mrs. Charles Gipson-Secretar Re is- . . - M .J. B. b . ' ' V' 3 rs Com S trarg Miss Sandra Grayson-Sec'y, Admissionsg Mrs. Robert Olins-Sec'y, Alumnaeg Mrs. T'IfQrdW'H'amS Secretary,Dean Wa R. h t S , D ' Y . . Assistant,Supt., Ofwomen yne nec er- ec y, evelopment, Mrs. Warren Tayor-Sec y, Registrarg Mrs. Michael - - Trefethen-Sec'y, Registrarg Mrs. Greg Tayer-Associate Director of OPI Bulldmg at Grounds Members are: Deborah Allen Katherine Allen Patricia Boyer Pamela Cash Lucile Church Karen Clark Carol Connery Linda Craig Sylvia Crook Judith Culley Phi Theta Kappa Ella Dunn Gay Eichhoff Joann Estes Sally Gerdes Barbara Gibbs Dana Gillum Carol Griffith Deborah Guillia Valerie Hessemyer Mary Sue Hodges Dana Hogge Dianna Day Cheryl Hollingsworth Donna Diehlmann Carol Hughes Dale Drewry Janie Jacobson Phi Theta Kappa is a national junior college scholastic honorary society. The Gamma chapter at Christian was among the char- ter members of the organization, which was begun in 1918. Members are selected by a faculty committee from the upper ten per- cent of their class on the basis of character and scholarship. During the year Phi Theta Kappa sponsors a number of activities, including the faculty tea in the fall, the Christmas tree lighting ceremony, and the selection of the outstanding senior. The club also sends the incoming president to the national convention, which was in Houston, Texas. Other activities include the two ini- tiations and banquets and the spring break- fast. Mrs. Ronold Kennedy and Miss Diane Berry are the co-sponsors. The officers are: Valerie Hessemeyer, president, Linda Kay See, vice presidentg Judy Culley, secretary: Carol Hughes, treasurer, and Barbara Yarbrough, historian. Julia Lang Susan Lile Judith Lynn Janet McDonald Melissa McLaughlin Marilyn McKinney Bonnie Mackenzie Janet Miller Catherine Musick Vicki Neely Susan Osborn Christine Payne Karen Pryor Nancy Rohrbach Janet Schmitt Linda Kay See Cherry Smith Cheryl Smith Andrea Sobotka Marsha Stanley Carol Starr Linda Sublett Marjorie Thomas Nancy Turner Teresa Twist Barbara Yarbrough Deborah Yates f WWW, ., . If I l l i t l l 1 li l li ll li fl Il I, l . 1 l. J , W 2 ff gf l i l Campus Community Government Senior Members: Diane Alex Martha Bess Sylvia Crook Gay Eichotf Gretchen Elder Judy Gorbert Holly Gray Frannye Guttman Trina Harry Edie Heller Debby Hook Merry Hunter Donna Poe Cindy Presley Jane Mclntire Nancy Turner Martha Bess conducts a meeting of CCG Congress. Junior Members: Melissa Bell Carol Connery Mary Lee Daniels Dayle Drewry Cheryl Hollingsworth Jan McLaughlin Myrna Midkiff Vicky Neely Members of the executive cabinet pictured below Cin a semi-circle from left to rightb are: Judy Nisselius, Gwen Oliver, Janet McDonald, Martha Bess, Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkman, Mari- lyn Krebs, Katherine Sasse, Nancy Turner, Lucinda Hill, Elizabeth Lamar, and Donnis Allen, who is substituting for Sally Appel. Jerry Payne Linda Patrick Shari Stevenson Linda Sublett Debby Yates Campus Community Govern- ment was begun in 1925 to give the students at Christian an opportunity to govern themselves. Every student at Christian is a member of CCG. The students elect represen- tatives to serve as their voice in Congress. ln addition, the student body elects an execu- tive cabinet. The officers of the executive cabinet are Marilyn Krebbs, presidentg Martha Bess, vice presidentg and Nancy Turner, secretary. The other members of the cabinet are the dorm presi- dents and the president ofthe Town Girls. Activities of the organization include retreat, Orientation Week, and spon- sorship ofa foster child. FRENCH HOUSE HUGHES HALL MILLER HALL MISSOURI HALL Elizabeth Lamar Lucinda Hill Sally Appel Judy Nisselius Cherry Smith Susan Osborn Donnis Allen Mary Francis Finch Mrs. Hortense Davison Mrs. Willard Marshall Mrs. Orin Waddell MVS. Emma Carlson NORTH HALL ST. CLAIR HALL OPPIDAN HALL Janet McDonald Katherine Sasse Gwen Oliver Ann Musick Karen Wiik Becky Turner Mrs. Warren Stewart Mrs. Stanley Viar Miss Penelope Carroll After-hours dorm meetings are attended by groggy girls. lg 4. fu- 1-:L -an u.-.. ww ff My A, R Z JW! X fvy, fwwfwf 1 ff ffnf ff! At 3 s Ak f fa ' .K 9 I V- Q -.f Cf Xwna Si ff 1 V ,,,-111-14-,A -. .' gm.. ..,.,.f:,-re,....,...:-......,..,...-..444.a.nff-,Lg 1 ,fwgfaunf-::::i: Qglf ' ,g:mnis:x T, V -3 f - - 5 f , ,i M -aa,-g A ,.. -- ' MN' 5. Miss Andrea Sobotka of Republic, Nlo., was Christian's first Charter Day Scholarship recipient. Andy spoke about what her scholarship at Christian meant to her. She received her scholarship for work in the field of drama. Andy played in Christian's first production Nine Girls. 55 Charter Day. Christian's second annual Charter Day Scholar- ship Banquet, held Jan. 20, 1968, featured the honorable Edward V. Long, U.S. Senator from lVlis- souri. Senator Long spoke on Education: A Two- Way Street. ' Stressing the vital theme of higher education, Long said in his speech, Christian is America's answer to those who say we are losing our sense of values. As long as there is Christian College there will be women who carry on .civilization's greatest tra- ditions. To celebrate the anniversary of the college, Chris- tian created a new scholarship. The proceeds from the banquet are used as a scholarship fund for students who have a special interest and ability in art, music, and or drama. Junior Class Cfficers Linda Petrick fseatedj, president: Standing, from left to right, Nancy Moses, vicegpresidentg Janie Jacobson, treas- urer, Carol King, secretary. The junior class began its year with the election of class officers in October. The class's first project was the Junior Banquet, for which the theme Camelot was selected. Ronald Burch gave a short talk on the psychological impli- cations of the well-known story of Camelot The Junior Class traditionally plays an impor- tant role in the graduation activities in June. Juniors are responsible for making the ivy chain for the Ivy Chain Ceremony, and they serenade the seniors the night before Commencement. Senior Class Cfficers Sylvia Crook, fSeatedJ, president, Standing from left to right, Cherryl Lykins, treasurer: Shelley Garvin, secretary: Katherine Young, vice president. This year's senior class has undertaken a number of projects. Three of the activities which the seniors organized were to help the juniors become ac- quainted with each other and the seniors. These activities included: the Junior-Senior Friend Picnic, the Howdy Banquet, and the Big-Little Sister Ban- quet. The seniors also sponsored a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family in Columbia. The theme of the Senior Banquet, which was in February, was t'lVlardi Gras. The class gift, a cabinet which was placed in St. Clair, concluded the activities and projects of the graduating seniors. it V :nub- l il l J, ll li il bi l i 'i jl gli ,Qi iig , ., J' 5 . Outstanding Senior Nancy Turner Each year Phi Theta Kappa sponsors the selection of the Outstanding Senior. A committee composed of faculty and administration members, various campus officers, represen- tatives from Phi Theta Kappa, and representatives selected from among the student body by Phi Theta Kappa members is established to decide the honor. The Outstanding Senior is chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, interest in maintaining the ideals of Christian College, and her partici- pation on campus in various activities. This year Nancy Turner received the title of Outstanding Senior. The Outstanding Senior is chosen in the early spring, but Nancy was not intro- duced until the second semester honor assembly, where she was presented with roses. Nancy was also introduced at the Phi Theta Kappa Breakfast and pre- sented with the Outstanding Senior bracelet, which is passed on from year to year. '15 'A TI' SF g LlX,.. t' F- t- 14.12 N ,g ft, 'V' C if Y .. . tif-T ki .xx A Nix we Nancy leads a busy life at Christian, but she always has a smile and a few minutes to relax with her friends at lunch. e bit colder. goes by over and the sky grows gray. month older. 'gif ...- 1 I ,, ' ll I i Ai I 1 af I I V i Q I I I i ill UF ,ff ll ii 4. iii li IQ IQ ii If iii 3 1 1 I 4 34 .2 fl I I I I i - i ii. 4 I :fi Igl ,I ii., LII .U izii ml f Ei I ri ii ., ll I, I l I ii lg' 213 535 :fi II Il 'll iii ll' ll 'i , ' I Iii Iii 'il ISI! lfI' lil Ili if ll 4 Ii .I I I ii. 'ii 'I TI. ., ilii ill' I lil LII I I I I ill il ii, il li I gi 'I if ,. ll Ii Il I i ii fl lx' i I T1 I lil ll, ,. I' i E f I' I Seniors Nevelyn Acton-Danville, Ky. Diane Alex-Skokie, III. Anne Allen-Winchester, Ky. Donnis Allen-Lake Forest, Ill. Carol Lee Andres-Louisville, Ky. Judy Andrews-Union City, Tenn. Sally Appel-Indianapolis, Ind. Virginia Asmussen-Mitchell, S.D. , Susan Bridges-Dallas, Texas Connie Brittain-Saline, Mich. Marcia Brummitt-Little Rock, Ark. Cecelia Bryan-Wheeling, Mo. Lynne Buechting-Glenside, Pa. Elaine Buehler-Eldon, Mo. Jane Burroughs-Indianapolis, Ind. Mary Campbell-Evansville, Ind. Bonnie Baker-St. Charles, Ill. Lee Ellen Bell-Dallas, Texas Mary Lee Bellows-Winnetka Mary Berkson-Highland Park Martha Bess-Sikeston, Mo. Gertrude Black-Toledo, Ohio Lynne Blossom-Fort Lee, Va. Ann Bohannon-Algona, Iowa Sandra Crawford-Rocky River, Ohio Gayle Crick-Kansas City, Mo. Sylvia Crook-Decatur, Georgia Judith Culley-Topeka, Kansas Suzanne Cutler-Rogers, Ark. Fannie Dailey-Onaway, Mich. Catherine Davis-Naperville, III. Deborah Dawson-Dayton, Ohio Mary J. Christen-Rock Port, Mo. Carol Clark-Kirksville, Mo. Karen Clark-St. Joseph, Mo. Barbara Cohen-Davenport, iowa Pamela Colgazier-Louisville, Ky. Rebecca Comley-Irvine, Ky. Carolyn Cornell-Columbia, Mo. Mary Ann Craig-Arlington, Va. Dianna Day-Oklahoma City, Okla. Nancy Desmond-Fort Worth, Texas Marilyn Dover-Eufaula, Okla. Alice Dulany-Charlottesville, Va. Verna Easley-Brookfield, Mo. Ciaudia Edwards-Enid, Okla. Gay Eichhoff-Stanford, Conn. Gretchen Elder-Toledo, Ohio 61 Cynthia Ellis-Long Beach, Cal. Mary Alice Espey-Quincy, III. Katherine Fairleigh-Hopkinsville, Ky. Mary Faulkner-Oklahoma City, Okla. Julie Gill-Oklahoma City, Okla. Judy Gorbet-Ft. Worth, Texas Virginia Gordon-Lexington, Mo. Sally Graham-Dallas, Texas Helen Fike-Fulton, Mo. Laura Finch-Palos Verdes, Cal. Mary F. Finch-Englewood, Col. Catherine Pinks-La Grange, Ill. Janice Fisher-Lexington, Ky. Nonye Fitch-Dallas, Texas Marcena Fitzgerald-Warrensburg Virginia Foltz-Winnetka, lll. Judy Frisinger-Ann Arbor, Mich. Pamela Furney-Columbia, Ohio Susan Gagne-Grosse Point, Mich. Shelley Garvin-Duncan, Okla. Sally Gerdes-St. Joseph, Mo. Carolyn Gierke-Louisiana, Mo. Carol Gilbert-Solon, Ohio Emlllf Gilbert-Syracuse, N.Y. ,Z -f-511 Kristin Grimshaw-Tulsa, Okla. Frannye Guttman-Winnetka, Ill. Margaret Haas-Memphis, Tenn. Linda Hanley-Terre Haute, Ind. Linda Harris-Winthrop Harbor, lll. Ruth Harris-Cincinnati, Ohio Katrina Harry-Okla. City, Okla. Averic Heinken-Wilmette, Ill. Edith Heller-San Diego, Calif. Phyllis Herschel-Columbia, lVlo. Maris Herzog-Highland Park, lll. Valerie Hessemeyer-Bethany, Cynthia Hill-Okla. City, Okla. Lucinda Hill-Tulsa, Okla. Pixie l-loftman-Northbrook, lll. Dana Hogge-California, Mo. Okla. ---ag'-............. Holly Gray-Bowling Green, Ky. Constance Greene-Memphis, Tenn. Gayle Greenshield-Ponca City, Okla Carol Griffith-Clinton, lVlo. Deborah Hook-Louisville, Ky. Candace Hoover-Oberlin, Ohio JoAnn Hossler-Canton, Ohio Bonnie Hubbard-Edmond, Okla. . V ,,,. . .. H... , H -I I I,II..l., .I...1I:. .fx A-ZR., Y T' I Carol Hughes-South Bend, Ind. Diane Hughes-La Grange, lll. Deborah Hunt-Atlantic, Iowa Robley Hunt-Blair, Nebraska i l Merry Hunter-Dallas, Texas J Courtney Hurd-Northfield, lll. i Ann Hurst-Hartford, Ky. Jeanne Ja rrell-Dallas, Texas I l l i i ' V l Martha Lybarger-Euclid, Ohio Cherryl Lykins-Albany, Mo. Judith Lynn-Indianapolis, Ind. Londa McBaine-Columbia, Mo. l Veta McClure-Edmond, Okla. Janet McDonald-Little Rock, Ark. Kathleen McGuigan-Winnetka, lll. Jane Mclntire-Odessa, Texas 64 Beryl Jeakle-Auburn, Ind. Katherine Kirk-Hutchinson, Kan. Marilyn Krebs-Springfield, Mo. Susan Kreiter-Highland Park, Ill Elizabeth Larnar-Riverside, Calif. Sally Littell-Spokane, Wash. Nancy Littlefield-Columbus, Ohio Judith Lohman-Saratoga, Calif. l Marcia Miller-Sedalia, Mo. Kathleen Mitchell-Kenosha, Wis., Jeanne Moist-Springfield, Mo. Vive Montgomery-Memphis, Tenn. Deborah Morgan-Corpus Christi, Tex. Gene Morgenthaler-Columbia, Mo. Lynne Morin-Oklahoma City, Okla. Eleanor Morrison-Washington, Iowa We-W it it WZW' ' ' , Mizz , ff H M Marilyn McKinney-Crane, Texas Molly McQuary-Columbia, Mo, Brenda MacKenzie-Pasadena, Calif Sue Marshall-Louisville, Ky. Bonnie Maury-East Lansing, Mich. Dorothy Mehornay-Kansas City, Mo. Marcia Meredith-Tiffin, Ohio Ann Miller-Toledo, Ohio Ruth A. Motley-Tulsa, Okla. Lynne Murray-Homewood, lll. Catherine Musick-Albuquerque, N.M Jill Myerson-Evanston, lll. Deborah Nellis-Cleveland, Ohio Judith Nisselius-Gillette, Wyo. Karen O'Connor-Ponca City, Okla. Gwen Oliver-Columbia, Mo. Janice O'Malley-Columbia, Mo. Susan Osborne-Bedford, Ind. Louise Pa ris-Ponca City, Okla. Mary G. Parrnan-Dallas, Texas Laura Saltzman-Highland Park, Ill. Katherine Sasse-Moberly, Mo. Jane Sa uer-Rochester, Minn. Susan Schaefer-El Centro, Calif. 66 I:-F JW' Helen Parrish-Paris, Ky. Marty Patterson-Greentown, Ind. Christine Payne-Rocky River, Ohio Mary Pfingsten-Northbrook, lll. Donna Poe-Columbia, Mo. Cynthia Presley-Abilene, Tex. Lynn Price-Columbia, Mo. Sally Racine-Leawood, Kan. Marcia Rains-Hutchinson, Kan. Sydna Randals-Lamesa, Tex. Mary A. Rath-Mclntosh, Fla. Virginia Ray-Pasadena, Calif. Nancy Reynolds-River Forest, Ill. Betty Rosenthal-Cincinnati, Ohio Laurie Roth-Wilmette, Ill. Deborah Saftler-Brockton, Mass 5... ' M Carole Shellabarger-Warsaw, Ind. Susan Simcoke-Kennett, IVIo. Deborah Simpson-Greenport, L.I., N.Y. Anne Smith-Birmingham, Ala. Betty Smith-Bakersfield, Calif. Cherry Smith-Dallas, Tex. Connie Starke-Higginsville, IVio. Susan Steward-Tulsa, Okla. Marcia Stonebaker-Northbrook, III. Adrienne Stuart-Highland Park, III. Pamela Tandy-Winston-Salem, N.C. Mary J. Thomas-Amarillo, Tex. Becky Turner-Columbia, Nio. Nancy Tu rner-Yu ma, Arizona Susan Tu rner-Springfield, Mo. Amy Wade-Dallas, Tex. Joyce Schultz-Liberal, Kan. Barbara Scott-New Canaan, Conn Linda K. See-Monroe City, Nlo. Susan Seitz-Bettendorf, iowa Donna Walker-New Canaan, Conn. Ann Walton-Versailles, IVIo. Sheila West-Northfield, III. Julian Whitaker-Sedalia, Mo. 67 , Judy Whitehili-Shenandoah, Iowa Christine Wiesner-Ames, Iowa Karen Wiik-Connersville, Ind. Ellen Wilcher-Stamford, Conn. Candice Williams-Hardin, Nlo. Kathy Williams-Carrollton, Ky. Ann Williamson-Hopkinsville, Ky Lucinda Woodworth-Robinson Ba rba ra Ya rbrough-Owensboro, Ky. ,III Kathryn Young-Oklahoma City, Okla. Lora Zander-Independence, Mo. Carol Znider-Euclid, Ohio x x TTTIKL-I - Y' 'M 'i f QB! Y :rfff V w 2 4 fl if X V 7 , if V wklqfsyfa 5 'fu 1' 4, M f V4 ffl , ,, J -fwgg, , QM, x 41.12 e if sf eee e ee e Q Sm ! A I . 6. ff J ,W 2 2 ee ,EM fl if' ff 7 1 e-api' if rbi, ..wfe x K , fi , 41 f M ,' , I Mfgfif. W fa! ,ww.,,.,ef ,ge I s'o?!.i W NW, .,w 'Z f iff' If . JH 4, ef rv' pf -25' ijifxlf If ' gil 1' f 1 X J Mi M' tw lf vJ '44+, K X 5.15 A2 WC' - ,eff ef ,ffggf-e fy W O, f ' 6 'Y' 15,4 1' ff 53 , 4 , f X KU! ik, jffizfg in W ,, M fW . ff mf N jf' U Af 5 'W I, , ,QQ W, V M, . jx f X , Q A 451 e ,M , e e f 4 my , ZKQW, yifny V ff, G W, , XZ. K f ff' f ff e W' ,ff ee 0 e A ,W 7 1 Z' 44 Z W eep in Dim!! ,itfs nice to remember ff . ' I , :H V7Q,, i Q I , . V l The fireogy p A mber that made us mello ff gf- ' ef 37 ,f , f ' . gg , 4, ,, , Y 1 4 i Y W. ...a.4J,M.-,,.,.,.u W . , . ., ., ,. mr.-.1-..f. v w-H .-, ,,, ,,,,,,,,, Lrg- L.,-:.4..T.II-'.,:.L.-'.:: -1 '1':':1 'YH' V Pacemakers Christian College Pacemakers are selected on the basis of their willingness to contri- bute in all phases of campus life. The ten girls who are selected for this honor were chosen by a student-faculty committee from nominations made by sponsors and heads of major campus organizations. The girls selected, must not only qualify scholastically, but must be active in campus life. The selection of Pacemakers was begun to honor those girls who set the pace. Melissa Bell dent, but who adds greatly to the campus life at CC. She is involved in both Phi Theta Kappa and Phi Sigma Gamma out the year. She accomplishes all her tasks with a quiet efficiency which amazes everyone. Melissa is always will- ing to help anyone, always enthusiastic, and never com- plains. She helps other girls with their studies by tutoring, and serves as a pacifier when the going gets rough. Quiet charm is the best description of senior Karen Clark. She has worked diligently as editor of the Microphones to make it a success at C.C. this year. She is a member of the Student Development Com- mittee and is listed among those in Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. As another example of her achievement, she has been selected to be a member of Phi Theta Kappa. Karen Clark is the it type of girl who is willing to do all the little things which no one ever hears about. fm .mc 70 Karen Clark . , V . .. i , . A - ' ' ' ' ' s - u-iii.-ang-.u-.uu..g-..a...--.a.......,, - , ,, , 4'-Q.-..,.:A.f--:je-new-v ' dh - ----s4'4 ' A' 'fs' - - ' W- , Melissa Bell is a junior who is not only an excellent stu- and serves as the chairman for various committees through- A willing and capable worker is the best des-A cription of junior Joann Estes. She works hard to achieve what she sets out to do. As the edi- tor of Opus 2, Joann has made CC's literary magazine a success. She also spends time working with the concert choir. Scholastically, Joann has proven herself to be a worker in another respect. She was selected to member- ship in Phi Sigma Gamma and Phi Theta Kappa. Joann is a person who is willing to help others to attain also. She spends a great deal of her time helping other girls with their studies. She is indeed a very sincere and personable girl. i i ...MJ 4 1 7 gf f .0 w r,f,f.K 'U , ' L ,zv ff-1. V -Miz' ,iff- , Joann Estes 1 in my . . v r Sylvia Crook, a senior, has organized and managed the senior class in such a way that enthusiasm has generated throughout the student body. She is always willing to work on any project and volunteers frequently. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Phi Sigma Gamma. She is secretary of Delta Eta Chi. Sylvia leads an active campus life, and is on Vesper Board as well as the Student Development Commit- tee. Sylvia has been described as having a sense of respon- sibility to herself as well as others. What Sylvia undertakes is accomplished with success and enthusiasm. Sylvia Crook 71 ,-,-Lmlglxgx. ,.,4 ,, . . 1-. .- -.. ....-fr - -1 -Asnzrf A--W '-'ev-7' 'JA' L' 'Y'-4 Barbara Gibbs Senior Marilyn Krebs enjoys reflecting upon a year as CCG president, fulfilled with vitality and strength. Her efferves- cence and willingness to work did not cease with this very important job, but carried over into her work with the Serv- ice Project Board, and the lVlayor's Stu- dent Advisory Committee. Even with the many hours she spent as CCG president, she still had time to devote to such ac- tivities as Vesper Board, Lineage Club Women's Athletic Association, St. Ce- celia, Hall Council, and concert Choir. Because of her desire and her capability to serve, she has received various honors such as being listed among Who's Who Among American Junior Colleges. 1 Barbara Gibbs, a junior is a very giving person. She is an outstanding member of the campus. As managing editor of the Microphone, Barb has spent long hours. She has been involved in Campus Am- bassadors, Vesper Board, and Home Economics Club. Because of her out- standing scholastic achievements, she was selected for membership in Phi Theta Kappa and Phi Sigma Gamma. Barb spends her summers working as a Girl Scout camp counselor, which is typical of her desire to help others. Nlarilyn Krebs , A , , . , . -V - P- ' ' Y- - -use-.v-.-qs-......wx..-L-,-s..:.. , .. , ,, . ...1.Tir-V-.,2i.5---gm-aw-1 'O N'-kim ' ' ' ' ' GwenOliver Andrea Sobotka, a junior has impressed all with her energetic, positive attitude. Andy has been selected to be a Cam- pus Ambassador and Vesper Board Member. She is a member of Phi Sigma Gamma, Phi Theta Kappa, and Delta Eta Chi. She is willing to give of her time to help out,on any project, but she never neglects her studies and always has time for a friendly chat. She is known for her ability to understand and be a friend to all. Her animation and happy attitude make CC a happier place for all who know her. Andrea Sobotka A senior town girl, Gwen Oliver, has been an outstanding example of a hard worker for a very unselfish cause. The TG's are very proud of their president because of her many contributions to their group. Gwen represents them well. She is also a member of Vesper Board and the Senior Scholarship Board. Gwen spent a great deal of time and phys- ical energy redecorating the TG room. Because the TG's at Christian aren't here around the clock, they need an ambassador, Gwen's good nature gives her the ability to be one of the best ambassadors to the rest of CC. f 9 s E l l i ii 3 gi ll ll i 73 1-. ,-......... . .- ,..,-- - ,- -45: ---1:5 ,Z 4- ....:,.,Q.m.:...g-:-U-. -f if- 2- ff V - - - -'f- --11 '- 'aJ-hlU -'-'- Nancy Turner Barbara Yarbrough, a senior is an active member of the College Community. She spent many hours as the chair- man of the room decoration contest, and has become involved with the Stu- dent Art Guild. By being selected to be a member of the Phi Theta Kappa, she has been recognized for her outstand- ong scholastic achievements. Barbara is a girl who seeks perfection in all she does. She is always willing to help wherever she is needed. 42? YQ 5QWS4W?5f57Yf,w57'VZ,SiT'1s'40if'Q,5gS, !7QffN'64fs 'cfm f . 4.-1 sg .v,.- -2 ,,, Q tu Q Nancy Turner, a senior, is always ready to get the job done. She works hard and yet always has a cheerful countenance. Nancy is an active member of Lineage Club, Sigma Phi Gamma, Vesper Board, Concert Choir, Campus Ambassadors, and Phi Theta Kappa. She has been hon- ored for her scholastic achievement by being selected to be a Trustee Scholar. She was elected to be Secretary-Treasurer fo CCG. and is listed in Who's Who A-mong American Junior Colleges. She is constantly involved with, and enjoys life to the fullest. In spite of her many activities she always has time to be friendly. 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Nancy Anderson-Dayton, Ohio Sally Anderson-Muscatine, Iowa Susan Armour-Milwaukee, Wis. Barbara Artus-Louisiana, Nlo. Suzanne Atwood-Pine Bluff, Ark. Jacqueline Auker-Salinas, Calif. Diana Aurand-Tustin, Calif. ,ff if M-'g,,2 ?g,?il V: I, , .f.f , 2 f 7 X , A , f M it f ,f, X . . , ,W ,X . ..,.. . 4 -, :' f - ,, f X ,ff , 1 Q ? Q I 1 .-f , il , 2 Juniors Ann Abercrombie-Houston, Tex. Rheta Abt-Erie, Pa. Lark Adams-Fort Worth, Tex. Linda Adams-Pueblo, Colo. Martha Adams-Indianapolis, Ind. Mary Adams-Indianapolis, Ind. Nancy Aiken-lVlt. Prospect, Ill. Jean Alexander-Corpus Christi, Tex A-evf:..m' ' ' ,:' 1. ,ffm ft I ff K7 'ij' f . 'V fi wwrfw, J yy f f in X 4 Q ,,.. Qi 'J 6, ' 4 4 V 4' 9 fx v xg 1 X 5 M , 49 X K has RW .vfsftsf X . ., fp Y-fww.-v-+1 M.. iff. fi .,!f,.-.W ' Jinx,-W5 L' i ' ,V f A V 'ff I i ' : , ' T I, ,',' T ' , , rx: 4 Jana Auten-Scott City, Kan. Amy Averback-Beverly Hills, Calif. Vicki Bailey-Urbana, Nlo. Beverlee Baker-Sandusky, Ohio Merridy Baker-Englewood, Colo. Carolyn Balfour-San Marino, Calif. Nancy Ballantine-Pleasanton, Calif. Sharon Ballard-Columbia, Mo. .aa-ll..: -x -- ' - 'v QW' ' ,snr a n -Q-urn 4- , 9 We ' Jane Ballenger-Pine Bluff, Ark. Anne Balzer-Davenport, Iowa Antoinette Bancroft-Woodside, Calif. Shaun Barnes-Elmira, N.Y. Barbara Barnitz-Winter Park, Fla. Beverly Barnitz-Winter Park, Fla. Claire Batis-Ardmore, Okla. Nancy Batten-Blackwell, Okla. A if 0 i'W3 Q4 4, , , ff I ,?P wy . , V A ,tf,...,. 494 - . qw H H2 37191 .42-' 'bi f ., M X X f y X f 1 V f f amy t 4 .x L . Q L I v i Priscilla Bonham-Oklahoma City. Okla. Sean Bonner-San Marino, Calif. Jerry Bonner-Atoka, Okla. Patricia Boyer-Independence, Mo. Kathleen Brandau-Knoxville, Tenn. Betty Brown-Scottsdale, Ariz. JoAnn Bryant-Edmond, Okla. Sue Burghart-Oklahoma City, Okla. KVQ 1 f my 4370 I f 7 7 Zz if ffff ff 9 ,y X X 7 ' L, Q A , Z f 1 . f .iff . f w , ' .,,y , , . .y y 70, I ,Z 9 ' 4 if f 2 , X2 Z fy 'afyf jf! g .. . gray , Q ff X f f 5 V H L, H! -gh Kira W ,, MZ . 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Alice Cochran-Lubbock, Tex. Eva Cohen-Indianapolis, Ind. Frances Cohen-Cincinnati, Ohio f 7,757.1 6 f 1 'af M52 if . ,M erm ' ', 4 5 2 ' Z ' I, Ni, - ' .I X Z V77 4 .,.f, I , at f X if f 5 .. mx, f ff ff P 7 ,H .Q .Lf WSWTSZQNN ' - X wi ff Z if Benay Burkholder-Lubbock, Tex. Jacklyn Burnett-Ashland, Mo. Connie Burris-Harrisonville, Mo. Molly Campbell-Macon, Mo. Sandra Carnpbell-Hopkinsville, Ky. Janis Carlson-Des Moines, Iowa Deborah Carpenter-Lexington, Ky. Barbara Carroll-Marshfield, Mo. 3' W-:f5ey::Y?5?'23' - 77 If If-ff' l X f . I-.off . 4-ff f - f, ,271 . . .ir .i I f ., ,. AZ ,. f Q J .W ff . fy 134 . f A f X ff : , 54,1 gf . r ' . 1 j1.2fZ7?v :, 4 4 9 UG-:fu 4 f if 'milf X X - u A Z 1 ,5 f Y :k X: W3 . . of . ,gffghqy - f 6 Z .,:.fff,:,1,:.',.: ,ax f 3 - f ,,.,g .... , K, ' ref' ' fl , f f f 1- 'W CHQ 4 ff. , 6 , f f 11 V4 f if ff? J 1. y . . q Sharon Colglazer-Xenia, Ohio Nancy Collins-Amarillo, Tex. Nancy Collins-El Paso, Tex. Jan Conboy-Quincy, lll. Carol Connery-Amarillo, Tex. Austeene Cooper-Beverly Hills, Calif. Lauren Cornish-Short Hills, N.J. Mary Ann Coursey-Dallas, Tex. l ua .1.,.-:..l..... 37.1-L... .,.. . ..... ..:.VL.,..:5i.3,4 ,t,,1,,,,,l,,3,,,,L,u,,,,,,, ,,.,,, . . . . V, . . - .. . I , , -Q iw. - ,, ,- 111111, ,, ---J - -.,.1f-L, .-- W - . -.--nf--ff- -1-9- .,.....,f .-...,--,v...1-:wa s-.3 - - 'M Margaret Courter-Cincinnati, Ohio Linda Lou Craig-Salem, Mo. Christina Crossman-Peoria, Ill. Linda Crouse-Leon, Iowa Q ,L , 34, .I ., - 5: Q 2 Us s 'K .- . we 4 Q , K .. . Q .. A 55 1 3 1 C, .h ,F Q 1 P , . x Kitson Crowell-El Paso, Tex. . . ., , Y., J . . Laurie Crum-Lake Forest, lll. MW, y Marjorie Cummings-Whittier, Calif. J WS Nancy Dahlstrand-Darien, Conn. A? . - V ' iifi ' J' iioe 1 . , J f . A X271 V, 2 If . : WL I ,K.. ly , f h A, ' gi ' I P' Susan Dallmeyer-Jelterson City, Mo I1 , Q bag , ,- gf. . Z. K . I . fo. H N j g.Si.1,g,5, Mary Lee Daniels-Artesia, N.M. We P if ' Jean Da ugherty-Bowling Green, Mo. f Carolyn Davis-Denver, Colo. ' ' t ., ,.,: s SF C' 'fl P frri . .-of in ,ff . f , V M I f J Marylou Dolan-Northbrook, Ill. Jane Donihee-Cuba, Mo. Diane Dowling-Oak Park, lll. Terrill Downey-Shaker Heights, Ohio Dale Drewry-Fort Worth, Tex. Polly Dross-St. Petersburg, Fla. Barbara DuBois-Newport, R.l. Andrea Dunn-Columbia, Mo. :.-.:: mm-Q-A -44-- .. ,Z 1' 4 yg 5' 1, Jeda Davis-Henderson, Ky. Kristina Davis-Kansas City, Mo. Sandra Davis-San Marino, Calif. Beth Dewey-Lawton, Okla. Linda Dickenson-Tulsa, Okla. Donna Diehlmann-Otway, Ohio Linda Diestelkamp-Higginsville, Mo. Jill Dithmar-Glenview, III. ff J ff f , y ffviff, ff -A y , . I z-,-u......f....zw11'.c:- A- -r --1 .-- -- 5 ' ,. l Q , , J, :V . f ' 'W ffff f Zi! 'Wiz , 5 f 1 f wi 522 Nancy Edwards-Prairie Village, Kan. Deborah Ellis-Rushville, lnd. Elaine Epley-Culver, Ind. Shelley Erdman-Sarasota, Fla. Joann Estes-St. Joseph, Mo. Marjorie Farber-Leawood, Kan. Karen Farrell-Shenandoah, Iowa Janis Favell-Houston, Tex. Linda Feaster-Windsor, Mo. Bernadette Federle-Ralston, Neb. Barbara Ferrin-Scarsdale, N.Y. Susan Fessey-Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. , ..... ..... Y , Ella Dunn-Springfield, Mo. Robley Eagleton-Robinson, Ill. Patricia Eaton-Olmsted Falls, Ohio Trudy Eblen-Atlantic, Iowa Celeste Echlin-EI Paso, Tex. Melanie Eckstein-Sarasota, Fla. Carol Edmonson-Sedalia, Mo. Teri Edmunds-River Forest, III. l i . 4 -.1, X .y : 'fivffpt :-if - -M-,fiszzff 45 M-72 M ,Wig 910 4-75 5, - A f ff, , - -1 ,A 4- f' .W I' I h ,, 4 H .Asa 11' , . , f Q we ff f 7 gat' f f rf 1 if K 1 ff! w ' f f Q6 ,ff ' f , f f ,, , 5,5 X , fi 2 9' ff .raszgwf .-,: f ,fr fn gf . g asg 1 ' X f 175, lf g. 1, f f .-0 ,hwy .2 xfs - , if 53,2 Q l Ki.?7f'f-Y'1WZ5 f I . - Vk-x f w'kL,X . 'ra .Q fi I 5121? 5 as ' 2 f i Kathryn Finch-Englewood, Colo. Judy Fink-Shawnee Mission, Kan Barbara Finney-Browning, Mo. Diane Fritzhugh-Clovis, N.M. Byron Ford-Kennett, Mo. Jan Fosdick-Houston, Tex. Carolyn Franke-Springfield, lll. Glenda Franke-Springfield, Ill. un-in-qua 454,-, ---- Y ,. .Y - f-vp..-4 Q -4-.1 -p...'f-'mn-e-,f-1 f - in---.--.mi Nancy Freeman-Peru, III. Amanda Fribley-Shreveport, La. Hazel Fullington-Columbia, Mo. Elizabeth Garrison-Columbia, lVlo. Janet Garton-Topeka Kan. Linda Gatewood-Cincinnati, Ohio Patricia Gear-Wichita, Kan. Nancy Gerard-Columbia, lVlo. Dona Grady-Kansas City, lVlo. Sherry Graham-Houston, Tex. Anna Green-New Castle, Ind. Cynthia Green-Toledo, Ohio Lea Greller-Port Chester, N.Y. Deborah Guillia-Lexington, Mo. Pauline Harlan-Nashville, Tenn. Cathy Harmon--Dundee, III. ' Carol Ghio-Columbia, Mo. Barbara Gibbs-Springdale, Ark. Susan Gibson-Columbia, IVlo. Collin Gillerlain-Flossmoor, III. Elizabeth Gilliam-Lexington, Ky. 'WQMX fi l 2 Qmgyg' , f s, K Dana Gillum-Prairie Village, Kan. X-NX Lydia Gist-Pine Bluff, Ark. Sharon Glasser-Halleck, Nev. Nancy Goodson-Birmingham, AI 3. .aww .n...4,fi..... .... ,.f,,-445' pf. It 1483? iff 'ff Q: ,em ri' ,,y.,,,. 4 . .fff farm j,.,,.g,xf f ' ' , 7 ff ff! fglij, , , , ' H jf Laura Hinds-Tahlequah, Okla. Mary Hodges-Paris, Tex. Nancy Hodina-Clinton, Mo. Sally Hoke-Louisville, Ky. Deborah Holland-Painesville, Ohio Cheryl Hollingsworth-El Paso, Tex. Jane Howlett-Auburn, Ky. Lee Hubbard-Bardstown, Ky. Cynthia Hughes-Madison, Ind. . , ...f A Q55 1 .4b....v.t. ,,.,t..L,.LX..n . . Mary Harris-San Marino, Calif. Jolene Harwood-Cofteyville, Kan. Mary Haueisen-Medina, Ohio Catherine Hays-Winchester, Ky. Leslie Heidemann-Hinsdale, lll. Janice Helmreich-Columbia, Mo. Patricia Herndon-Tulsa, Okla. Linda Hill-Plantation, Fla. Connie Humphries-Lubbock, Tex. Joan Hunting-Denver, Colo. Susan Jacka-Monroe, La. Janie Jacobson-Oklahoma City, Okla Julie Jaynes-Columbia, Mo. JoAnna Johns-Lubbock, Tex. Darleen Johnson-White Plains, N.Y. Mary Johnson-Indianapolis, Ind. .W JK- Y'---1-.aa.'f1 ' 'c ' Sidney Johnson-Tulsa, Okla. Paula Johnston-Pawhuska, Okla. Kathy Jones-Shawnee Mission, Kan. Reela Jones-Elwood, Kan. Marlene Kaplan-Kansas City, Mo. Kathleen Karnes-Lake Forest, III. Patricia Karsch-Laguna Beach, Calif. Leslie Kaufman-Portland, Ore. Susan Le Brun-Deerfield, III. Barbara Lee-St. Louis, Mo. Lynda Lehman-Nappanee, Ind. Linda Leonard-Boulder, Colo. Susan Lile-Richmond, Mo. Joan Lillie-Rochester, Minn. Ellen Lindstorm-Sedalia, Mo. -tXsffN1fif K Q fgsf Q, X , X X X - Kristi Kendig-Coshocton, Ohio Karol Kennedy-Enid, Okla. Carol King-Clinton, Mo. Robin King-Columbia, Mo. Sandra Kirby-Lamont, Okla. Constance Klingner-Columbia, Mo. Susan Kriz-Iowa City, Iowa Diana Kroneman-Birmingham,-Mich. Julie Lang-Corsicana, Tex. www f L ffi ,f.4 sf , ,,,, M L, ,,,, ,L W , , , ,, I: -QW7, V1 ,JY 1 X f f W ,, 'H EN 4 - X .Q W M. , '? 5 , KM K K 5 gi g 43 K Q 3 ff I ' Z ff , f , , Vu, 1 6 ,V ,Z Q ' H 1, 5 , ' ff , V .iv - , ,,, 'f 'ft' ' g .1 J,-.L ' ff 6 f 57174 zz iff , ' f, ,, , ,. f-...,.V ,.. , ,, ,f ,,. , ,, . ,,,, f iVf,f5 'v 'U f 1 , 'f-' . ,I Mig 4 4 1' . Hin, ' M f P' E' In ' ' 7 5 ' f...?'7' Q, ' ' , ,Q?Eif?7? Laurie McDonald-Hastings, Neb. Susan McGarvey-Pekin, Ill. Anna McGuire-Harrodsburg, Ky. Mary McKenna-Holden, Mo. Sally McKinney-St. Louis, Mo. Melissa McLaughlin-Carlsbad, N.M. Sheryl McLaughlin-Big Spring, Tex. Lynn McWhorter-Houston, Tex. Carol Maclntire-Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. Bonnie Mackenzie-Winnetka, Ill. Anne Malmberg-Centerville, Iowa Kathleen Manchester-Edina, Minn. Linda Lohr-Frontenac, Mo. Sally Lowe-Calgary, Alberta, Canada Susan Lowry-Oklahoma City, Okla. Linda Lucas-Tulsa, Okla. Pamela Lusk-Carlinville, Ill. Melissa McCarel-Anderson, lnd. Nancy McCIevey-River Forest, Ill. Mary McDaniel-Shelbyville, Mo. Mary Manier-Nashville, Tenn. Kay Mansur-Norborne, Mo. Diane Marks-Aurora, Ill. Susan Marshall-Muskogee, Okla. Mary Massey-El Paso, Tex. Patricia Mattison-Dallas, Tex. Diane May-Bedford, Ind. Martha Megarity-Columbia, Mo. W - Y - 'Y ...pn-..,... - . . -u a--. 3- ...Q-5.7-x-H--we 'W V' Mary Megorden-Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Linda Meining-Evanston, III. Susan Mercer-Cincinnati, Ohio Myrna Midkiff-Carlsbad, N.M. Janet Miller-Midland, Tex. Martha Miller-Glenview, Ill. Melissa Milner-Louisville, Ky. Nancy Mohr-Knoxville, Tenn. K .gn l i fm 6 'ov f Christine Osborn-Murray Hill, N.J. Joyce Pack-Prairie Village, Kan. Laura ParrishfParis, Ky. Abby Patterson-St. Louis, Mo. Barbara Patton-Akron, Ohio Jerri Payne-El Paso, Tex. Camille Pepper-Weston, Mo. Sherida Perrin-Los Gatos, Calif. -.L......: .AM . , s X, ff s w x , X sf Q xx x 4 ff 1' S Linda Monroe-Winnetka, Ill. Anne Montgomery-Bettendorf, Iowa Carol Moore-Fremont, Ohio Janet Moore-Columbia, Mo. Alinda Moos-Indianapolis, Ind. Frances Morriss-Sylacauga, Ala. Nancy Moses-Dallas, Tex. Linda Muckleroy-Nacogdoches, Tex. Marcy Nathan-Orlando, Fla. Vicki Neely-Midland, Tex. Dorthy Norfleet-Oklahoma City, Okla Judith Northrup-Edina, Minn. ' -nsh +1-- f- -4 2- cg T ..4' ..... -,.-,..- ... uh... - .-,.-.-........ ,, , - -- . .,- I-. W, , - YW - - M - -L4--V--- --1--AA-l I I - W. . - . 5, W, yy ' Q' '24, -5 ,, . h .ry V f ff f f f, ' 4 if X X ? f 4 f X 5' 1 4 f 9 Z-5' f 4 f,.Qf,g'gffy4,rp,Y-V, . ,if .,, .A. , ,X , fc , . gk f 7 Melissa Raynes-Chula Vista, Calif. Katherine Reese-Shaker Hts., Ohio Martha Reppert-Liberty, Mo. Linda Richards-Tulsa, Okla. Jane Richardson-St. Louis, Mo. Pamela Rieder-San Marino, Calif. Marla Riley-Columbia, Mo. Barbara Roberts-Columbia, Mo. Nancy Rohrbach-California, Mo. Patricia Roper-Tulsa, Okla. Carolyn Rottman-Meadville, Mo. Ellen Rubottom-Lexington, Mo. Z Linda Petrick-Park Ridge, lll. Deborah Pfau-Northbrook, Ill. Polly Pond-Minneapolis, Minn. Suzanne Poulsen-Oklahoma City Okla Barbara Prestage-Tipton, Mo. Carole Propp-Skokie, Ill. Karen Pryor-St. Louis, Mo. Linda Pyatt-Columbia, Mo. Q' -f e ffl- e .-2 J ' 2' 2' Wfi, W' ff ff' ff if f f f , , f, ,gn . - . . . 1. - . ' K rw 1 T , J J f ., frii ,g r if T 2 riiiri B 1 fv,f-we w.:'ffw f Q QF 0 , f. sf ff. f 'i,i W .f Barbara Ryder-Huntington, N.Y Julie Sage-Los Alamitos, Calif. Lana Sanders-Pauls Vail., Okla. Janet Schmitt-Louisiana, Mo. Trudy Schroeder-Ballwin, Mo. Anne Selig-Houston, Tex. Virginia Sharp-Lubbock, Tex. Ann Sharpenberg-Madisonville, 1. .V..A....-x....3.,Y..LJ-Jli:----lflijjit...-.i5...: 41 nous... ' ' - - V - ' - - ' ' ' -, yy iwiffcf ,V Q. Z Ky Deborah Shelby East Prairie Mo Linda Siebenhar Rocky River Ohio Diana Slowey Baton Rouge La Angelia Smith Columbia Mo Anne Smith Cleveland Ohio Cheryl Smith Windsor Mo Dana Smith Oklahoma City Okla Donna Smith Plainview Tex gi gyy f fff Sally Stewart-Washington lowa Priscilla Streeter-San Luis Obispo Calif. Ellin Stulbarg-Cincinnati Ohio Susan Stuppy-Kansas City Mo. Linda Sublett-Columbia Mo. Carol Szynal-Indianapolis Ind. Margaret Tempel-Higginsville Mo. Julie Tharp-Meadville Mo. Q Q-A - -444.-.ui ,L ' ' News X Judith Smith El Cajon Calif Linda Smith Northbrook Ill Marcia Smith Magnolia Ark Edith Snyder Owensboro Ky Andrea Sobotka Republic Mo Susan Spangler Clinton Mo Lynne Spawn Park Ridge lll Judith Stanfield Tulsa Okla Marsha Stanley Odessa Tex Carol Starr Linn Mo Shari Stephenson Lexington Mo Judith Stewart Corpus Christi Tex ' ' ' '. Lgf -W. .-.- , X 72 X Rebecca Walker-Sheridan, Ark. Lynne Ware-Pine Bluff, Ark. Frances Welford-Memphis, Tenn. Charlotte Wenzel-Paducah, Ky. Catherine West-Fort Worth, Tex. Susan Weston-Columbia, Mo. Helen Wicker-Littlefield, Tex. Glynda Wilkie-Corpus Christi, Tex. Carolyn Williams-Newport, Ark. Janet Willoughby-Houston, Tex. Sharon Winter-Kirksville, Mo. Sheridan Wolf-Three Rivers, Calif. Marjorie Thomas-S Teresa Twist-Oklah edalia, Nlo. Cindy Thompson-Roswell, N.Nl. Elizabeth Thomson-San Antonio, Tex oma City, Okla Vicki Usow-Milwaukee, Wis. Carol Vanderford-Oklahoma City, Okla. Veta VanTuyl-Independence, Mo. Judith Vaughan-Urbana, Nlo. Ursula Viehmann-Nashville, Tenn. W.f':.12,fQ' V7 527 I7 Y gf-ff' . V, 7 ffm f .A ,.17M, X af f ,x A f f , -mf I fg , of 1' , J ri ft . ' 4 jg J r's' 1775, W, ft Erica Wolfram-Indianapolis, Ind. Pamela Wollard-Lamar, Colo. Marney Womble-Columbia, Nlo. Joan Yager-Berne, Ind. Deborah Yates-Ka nsas City, Nlo. Jean Yencer-Richmond, lnd. Karen Young-Edin Jane Zajic-Miami, a, Mo. Okla. Rosa Zayas--Oak Park, III. f '00 W W .V fx, , 7 ' K ff JM . ,!'f , 22 ff f f f 4 4 ,, f That Yw,hid 4 f f ffm . 4 ff z WQW , ,Q ll Z , f ifjiif 711 f ,,i f f, Sf,, f , , 4 M- , ' f' 'fgyfgzdy wif, 'fn , fffff' X - Mfg, f I XV! Z , f9wiw4 w iv! I V, 1' fh' ' f fl ,, ,mf A131652 .V ,V , . , ,Aj X ,4,X4,,, 4 , f. 37 ' fW1'w' ' 91 4517 X f Ag, V 5 ' 69322 ,wazwwcf , 522 fa f vi, ff AH , X f w f ' f ww eww ' -4 W f, ,ff 7,1 W! ,sf ' 1 ,wwf A Q 'ff X' za X K if 22 F31 ' , Z2 Y X K. 1, x if , ,ff xv xl . 1 f f Q , Af , 525, if While on tour, the Campus Ambassadors show the prospective stu- dents where they will have most of their classes. Campus Ambassadors serve as the official greeters at Christian. The members provide a friendly smile and welcome to businessmen, parents, and students when they arrive on campus. They offer informa- tion and guided tours, as well as assistance to the admissions office. This year the organization sup- ported two prospective student weekends, which gave high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to become acquainted with Christian's program, administration, faculty, and student body. Marilyn Dover, president of Campus Ambassadors, Judy Whitehill, and Ann Musick greet two prospective students. Twelfth Night Ll Twelfth Night is composed of all resident students d I an pans all campus social life, in- cludi th Ch ' ' ' ng e ristmas Dance, the Spring Formal, the Halloween Party, formal receptions, and mixers. The group is headed by an appointed chairman. Board members are selected from the various dormitories and help coordinate the activities Pictured above fr I ft . om e to right are QKNEELINGJ Molly McQuary, Jane Thomas Marty Patterson Susan Turner, SE 1 ATEDQ Bonnie Baker, Susan Dallmeyer, Mary Faulkner, Carol Andres, and Carol Zinder, QSTANDINGJ Jane Burroughs, Deborah Hunt, Betty Dailey, Dianna Day, Trina Harry Cchair- many, Kathy Williams, and Holly Gray. Ves per Boa rd The officers of Vesper Board are: Cynthia Hill, vice presidentg Carol Griffin, president: and Mary Ann Rath, secretary. Lineage Club Lineage Club is composed of girls who are related to a former student at Christian. Yuletide caroling, the dona- tion ofa Thanksgiving basket, and work projects in the Con- servatory are among the projects of the club. Officers of the club Cfrom left to rightb are: Marcena Fitsger- ald, secretaryg Mrs. W. Merle Hill, sponsor, Gay Eichhoff, vice presidentg Marcia Miller, Veta! McClure, president, and Susan Osborn. The Vesper Board is responsible for encourag- ing religious life on campus. The group gives weekly Vesper services in the chapel and inspira- tions in the dormitories. Junior members are elected at the end of the ,first semester by the senior members. The board plans the live na- tivity scene, Christmas and Hanukkah services, Gratitude Day, and a spring breakfast for the members. Members of Vesper Board are: Lesley Beans Melissa Bell Martha Bess Janice Carlson Pam Cash Sylvia Crook Mary Lee Daniels Dianna Day Ella Dunn Shelley Garvin Barbara Gibbs Dana Gillum Carol Griffin Valerie Hessemey Cynthia Hill el' Deborah Hook JoAnna Johns Patricia Karsch Marilyn Krebbs Julia Lang Linda Lehman Eilene McDaniel Janet McDonald Mary McKenna Jim McLaughlin Vicki Neeley Gwen Oliver Marty Patterson Carole Propp Marcia Rains Mary A. Rath Nancy Rohrbach Kathy Sasse Kay See Cherry Smith Cheryl Smith Andrea Sobatka Susan Spangler Marsha Stanley Nancy Turner Veta VanTuyl Pamela Wollard Deborah Yates Modeling Board The Senior Modeling Board members are: QFirst Rowj Cherryl Lykins, Judy Whitehill, Cheri Smith, Marcia Rains, fSecond Rowj Connie Starke, Louise Paris, Dorothy Mehornay, Virginia Gordon, Senior members who are not pictured are: Lora CLolIiJ Zander and Katherine Young. T l Swing Into Spring was the theme for this year's spring - show. Here the girls model some of the latest styles. Modeling Club is an organization which aids girls in their development of beauty and poise. Through its programs and guest speakers, the club encourages members to be conscious of fashion, appearance, and conduct. The members model informally in the dining room during the year. The more formal modeling is done by the board members who presenta spring style show and model for local businesses. Junior Board members are: QFirst Rowj Mary Lee Daniels, Kitson Crowell, Elizabeth Garrison, Carol Vanderfordg QSecond Rowi Susan Lowry, Jan Fosdick, Laura Hinds, Linda Lucas, Marjorie Thomas. The Junior Board 92 member not pictured is Janet Willoughby, Outstanding Dolphin Marcia Meredith The Outstanding Dolphin is elected by the members of the Dolphin Club in the spring. She is selected on the basis of her ability and contributions to the club dur- ing the year. This year Marcia Meredith was selected to recieve the title of Outstanding Dolphin and presented with roses at the annual spring Dolphin show. Pic- tured are Marcia Meredith, left, Outstanding Dolphin, and Courtney Hurd, vice president of Dolphin Club. 93 f -+V , ,M Outstanding Model Cherry Smith Each spring the Modeling Club chooses from among its membership a senior to be named Outstanding Model. The' Junior Modeling Board members serve as the nominating committee and the entire club votes on the nominations. The basis for selection includes poise, naturalness, personality, and ability to model. This yearthe Outstanding Model is Cherry Smith. ,gf T A ffN .' 'f f V, Dolphins. The Dolphin Club is composed of girls who are in- terested in water ballet. Girls audition in the fall and spring and are rated by the Senior Dolphin members on the basis of their performances. A 2.0 grade point average is a prerequisite for member- ship. The club presents an annual show in the spring. This year the theme was The Dolphin Daily. The Dolphin officers are: Marcia Meredith, presidentg Courtney Hurd, vice presidentg and Barbara Scott, director. Dolphin members are: Beverlee Baker Bonnie Baker Nancy Batten Ruth Beumer Molly Campbell Barbara Cohen Linda Crouse Mary Lee Daniels Gay Eichhoff Deborah Ellis .Sue Fessey Valerie Hessemyer Candy Hoover Glenda Wilkie Courtney Hurd Kathy Kirk Bonnie Maury Lynn McWhorter Marcia Meredith Ann Miller Alinda Moos Barbara Scott Cherry Smith Andrea Sobotka Sally Stewart Judy Whitehill Karen Wiik www, . g,Qgfgxts,gyk , W s4.sAcmf's 5 Hungry Ear One of the most fascinating spots on campus is known as the Hungry Ear. Here, in a candlelit room with an extremely casual atmosphere, students and other members of the Christian Col- lege community are able to enjoy entertainment and to exchange ideas. Programs at the coffee house this year featured a discussion with five local hippies, debate on the pros and cons of the Viet Nam war, group discussion of the movie The Graduate, readers' theatres, and folk singing by CC students and guests from the university. The Hungry Ear is run by a student committee of six and is sponsored each time by one of the dorms. Parents Weekend Parents and young brothers and sisters from all parts of the country arrived for Parents' Weekend beginning November 2. President W. Merle Hill ad- dressed the group on Questions Parents Ask. Dis- cussions led by fathers and daughters followed. Weekend entertainment was provided by the Double Sextette. In addition parents were able to talk with instructors. New Orleans is the center of the annual Mardi Gras festival, but on Feb. 26 masked jesters and colorful ladies made their way to Christian College for the annual Senior Banquet. The banquet was held in the Dulany dining room, which was deco- rated in multi-colored streamers, lanterns, balloons, and other traditional Mardi Gras ornaments. The entertainment was pre- sented by the senior members of Double Sextette. The Rev. Jack Scott was the guest speaker, and he made it obvious that he was a native of Texas who was only visiting New Orleans for the lVlar- di Gras. The evening was one of the most memorable nights for the seniors duringthe year. King Arthur, Sir Lancelot and the maidens ofthe court appeared in their gay apparel on the night of March 19 for the Junior Ban- quet. Decorations for the event included a drawbridge entrance, brightly decorated tables, and walls covered with shining armor. Entertainment for the evening consisted of the songs lf Ever l Would Leave You and Camelot from the musical production Camelot, which was the theme for the banquet. John Burch, psychology instructor, talked on Some Psycho-Dynamic Impli- cations of Camelot. The banquet was an exciting and memor- able event forthejunior class. Banquets Entertainment at the Junior Banquet was provided by the students who presented a comedy skit involving the characters King Arthur, Lady Guinevere, and Sir Lancelot. Rose Qsieen Mary Lee Daniels And Attendants ff ' I , aj, ' ,s Carol Connery and Pat Boyer The junior candidates for Rose Queen Cpictured from left to rightb are: Pam Cash, Mary Lee Daniels, Elizabeth Garri- son, Nancy Rohrbach, Debbie Yates, Jan Will- oughby, Melissa McCarel, Dale Drewry, Carol Con- nery, Pat Boyer, Ann Bollow Cforegroundj. Candidates not pictured are: Peggy Bell and Me- lissa Bell. Ivy Chain Queen Each year the dormitories nominate from their membership candidates for the titles of Ivy Chain and Commencement Queen. From these candidates the student body elects one senior who reigns as Ivy Chain Queen and one junior who, until this year, reigned as Commencement Queen. This year, however, the junior queen's title was changed to Rose Queen. Originally, the Commencement Queen was honored during the commencement pageant, which was discontinued several years ago. Since this is no longer a function of the junior queen the title was altered to Rose Queen, which sym- bolizes the roses which are given by seniors to juniors as tokens of friendship during the lvy Chainceremony. And Attendants Lora CLollij Zander and Sally Appel Shelley Garvin The senior candidates for Ivy Chain Queen werezi Dede Allen, Judy Cul- Iey, Virginia Gordon, Elizabeth QBetsyJ Lamar, Martha Lybarger, Janet lVlcDonald, Louise Paris, Nancy Turner, Becky Turner, KathyWilliams. Special Events Series . September 28 Marvin Ziporyn Violinist November 13 January 9 Indiana Touring Theater Miss Miyoko Yamane Taming ofthe Shrew Pianist The Fantasticks, the longest-running musical in theater history, came to Chris- tian on Nov. 1. The National American Talent Management Company presented the production. The story revolves around a boy and girl in love and their fathers- who plot to encourage the romance. The quotations on the transition pages have been taken from the script ofthe play. John Ciardi visited the campus on April 25 and spoke on the topic, Why Read. M Ciardi is the poetry editor for the Saturday Review. 1 William Walker, Metro- politan Opera Baritone, presented a concert at Christian on February 15. Mr. Walker per- formed a number of selections from com- posers ranging from Bach to Leich. He was accompanied by Thom- as Booth who also per- formed two piano solos. The concert was one of the outstanding events in the Special Events Series. C. Melissa Bell Gretchen Carstensen Pamela Cash Karen Clark Donna Diehlmann Marilyn Dover Andrea Dunn Ella Dunn French Gayle Crick Sharon Glaser Cynthia Green Sheryl May Nancy Mohr Suzanne Poulsen Susan Spangler Ann Williamson Pamela Colglazier Mary Ann Coursey Marcena Fitzgerald Mary Harris Beta Beta Beta Kathleen Karnes Delta Eta Chi Phi Sigma Gamma Delta Psi Omega Joann Estes Valerie Hessemyer Catherine Musick Marty Patterson Christine Payne Cherry Smith Kathryn Young Jerri Payne German Linda Feaster Carol Hughes Sally Littell Martha Lybarger Shari Stephenson Spanish Dana Clasby Cheryl Hollingsworth Mary Jane Thomas Lora Belle Zander JoAnn Hossler Jeanne Jarrell Rilma McWhorter Charlotte Wenzel Following the Honors Assembly was a ground- breaking ceremony for CC's new infirmary, money for which was donated by Mrs. E. F. Spence. Nancy Freeman, daughter of former president Kenneth Freeman, assisted Robert Craig in wielding the shovel. my aW.l,A,, YZ ff' rf 0 744, 'V Vi 4 if IW! 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Quotations Cpages 69 and 1205 from TRY TO REMEMBER, Copyright C9 by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, used by permission of Chappell 81 Co., lnc. . The Ivy Chain especially thanks Dan B. Hoagland, Christian College, for the transitional photographs on the above pages, as well as for numerous other excellent. photos and generous assistance. Other photographers for this year's book included: Roy Dameron Burnett E Ellis Molly McQuary Christian College senior Roger Mattingly Genie Montgomery Christian College senior Earl Speidel The lvy Chain wishes to recognize the following students for long hours of particularly outstanding work on this year s book Gayle Greenshields Valene Hessemyer Kathie Manchester Cheryl Hollingsworth Genie lVlOlW'f80meVY Carol King Chris Osborn 1 1 - ' 1 . . . . . 1 . 1 127 -...,,.-,.. . . ,.,., .1,..,,,,.,1--wie'-egegerf-:f a,WL .. ' ' . 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Kelley, Howard E. ................ . Kennedy, Hazel M. CMrs. Ronold W.J Kirkman, Elizabeth CMrs. W.P.b Kirschner, Truman ............... Kubach, Glenna Mae CMrs. Tommy Landers, Don L. .................. . Larson, Sidney ............. Leatherman, Nancy A. CMrs.J .... Lusk, Linda M. CMrs. Danielb .... Mcllvain, Bill ................. Mcllvain, Clarice D. CMrs. Billj ..... L., Jr Macher, Joanne E. CMrs. Ronald EJ ... Mai, Charles F. ........... . Muhrer, Nadine CMrs. Verley ... Nicolson, Mike S. ........ . O'Hagan, David C., Jr. ..... .. Preston, Allene CMrs. Alva LJ .... Reves, Norman .............. Russell, Nancy fMissJ .... Scott, Jack C. ................... . Williams, Patricia CMrs. Vincent WJ Wright, Nancy fMrs. Arthurj .... . Members of Christian College's staff are pictured on page 50. 1 .,sf:gf ' . . --EUQSPY . . un' -W., -N,-.- 1,-.. .4 t .-ffm.: 1111- .:.: ,r .:' F-rf ff. Student Index. . . Seniors Acton, Nevelyn: Danville, Ky.: 60 Alex, Diane J.: Skokie, lll.: 45,57,60 Allen, Anne D.: Winchester, Ky.: 60 Allen, Donnis D.: Lake Forest, lll.: 37,53,60,90,99, Orientation Comm., Student Devel. Andres, Carol Lee: Louisville, Ky.: 21,37,57,60, Sr. Dorm Rep. Andrews, Judy: Union City, Tenn.: 60 Appel, Sally S.: lndianapolis, Ind.: 53,60, Student Development Comm., Executive Board, Orientation Comm., CCG Rep. Asmussen, Virginia: Mitchell, S.D.: 37,60 , Baker, Bonnie: St. Charles, Ill.: 18,21,57,60,94 Bell, Lee Allen: Dallas, Tex.: 60 Bellows, Mary Lee: Winnetka, Ill.: 37,60 Berkson, Mary: Highland Park, Ill.: 60 Bess, Martha: Sikeston, Mo.: 25,60,91 Black, Gertrude: Toledo, O.: 60 Blossom, Lynn: Fort Lee, Va.: 60,90, Lineage Club Bohannon, Ann C.: Algona, la.: 25,60 Bridges, Susan: Dallas, Tex.: 60 Brittain, Connie: Saline, Mich.: 28,37,60, Modeling Club, Student Development Comm. Brummitt, Marcia L.: North Little Rock, Ark.: 37,60 Bryan, Cecelia D.: Wheeling, Mo.: 37,60 Buechting, Lynne A.: Philadelphia, Pa.: 37,60 Buehler, Elaine: Eldon, Mo.: 21,60 Burroughs, Jane E.: Indianapolis, Ind.: 21,37,57,60 Campbell, Mary: Evansville, Ind.: 37,60 Christen, Mary Jane: Rock Port, Mo.: 21,37,60,157, Lineage Club Clark, Carol L.: Kirksville, Mo.: 57,61 Clark, Karen: St. Joseph, Mo.: 45,57,61,70 Cohen, Barbara: Davenport, Ia.: 21,57,61,94 Colglazier, Pamela: Louisville, Ky.: 23,37,61 Comley, Rebecca: Irvine, Ky.: 45,57,61,9O Cornell, Carolyn: Columbia, Mo.: 61 Craig, Mary Ann: Arlington Va.: 61 Crawford, Sandra: Rocky River, O.: 37,61 Crick, Gayle: Kansas City, Mo.: 61, Sr. Dorm Rep. Crook, Sylvia: Decatur, Ga.: 45,56,61,71,9l, Trustee Scholar, CCG, Student Development Comm. reef!-.1-an Culley, Judith: Topeka, Kans.: 36,37,61,99 Cutler, Suzanne: Rogers, Ark.: 61 Dailey, Fanny E.: Onaway, Mich.: 37,4O,61, Hall Council Davis, Catherine: Naperville, Ill.: 37,61 Dawson, Deborah J.: Dayton, O.: 61 Day, Dianna: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 23,24,61,90,91, Who's Who in American Jr. Colleges, Modeling Club, American Royal Queen contestant Desmond, Nancy: Fort Worth, Tex.: 37,61 Dover, Marilyn: Eufala, Okla.: 45,61,9O V Dulaney, Alice: Charlottesville, Va.: 37,61 Easley, Verna: Brookfield, Mo.: 61 Edwards, Claudia: Enid, Okla.: 61 Eichoff, Gay L.: Stamford, Conn.: 61,91,94, Big-Little Sister Comm. Chairman, Student Development Comm., CCG, Young Democrats Elder, Gretchen: Toledo, O.: 57,61, Student Affairs Ellis, Cynthia: Long Beach, Cal.: 62, Student Development Comm. Espey, Mary Alice: Quincy, lll.: 62 Fairleigh, Katherine: Hopkinsville, Ky.: 21,37,57,62, art honors, chairman of election board Faulkner, Mary E.: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 62 Fike, Helen: Fulton, Mo.: 37,62 Finch, Laura: Palos Verdes, Calif.: 21,62 Finks, Catherine: La Grange, lll.: 62 Fisher, Janice: Lexington, Ky.: 62 Fitch, Nonye K.: Dallas, Tex.: 21,37,57,62, Student Development Comm. Fitzgerald, Marcena: Warrensburg, Mo.: 23,62,91 Foltz, Virginia: Winnetka, Ill.: 62 Frisinger, Judy: Ann Arbor, Mich.: 37,62 Furney, Pamela: Columbus, O.: 62 Gagne, Susan: Grosse Pointe, Mich.: 62 Garvin, Shelley: Duncan, Okla.: 25,56,62,90,91, Young Democrats. Service Projects Gerdes, Sally: St. Joseph, Mo.: 36,37,39,57,62, Dulaney Scholar, Student Development Comm. Gierke, Carolyn: Louisiana, Mo.: 57,62 Gilbert, Carol: Solon, O.: 23,37,62 l29 l m.9w' f.va :':e -' - e1,nnf,1ge5'z .- 1 AL-' V H ,,.,......!'1 'YlTY1.1'L'f'E?'?'fif,,,.,, , , , L! -,ty r-.ans-A -----Y' ----' xt-J - - '11-G-'7 '7 ' - 7 7 'TTT ' ' 'V 'A 7 '-' ' V ' I I I I Gill, Julie K., Oklahoma City, Okla., 37,62, Modeling Club Gorbett, Judy Ann, Fort Worth, Tex., 37,62, CCG Gordon, Virginia, Lexington, Mo., 37,62,92,99 Graham, Sally, Dallas, Tex., 23,24,57,62 Gray, Holly Anne, Bowling Green, Key., 37,62, CCG, dining room hostess Greene, Constance, Memphis, Tex., 62 Greenshields, Gayle, Ponca City, Okla., 23,24,48,57,63 Griffith, Carol J., Clinton, Mo., 63,91 Grimshaw, Kristen, Tulsa, Okla., 37,63 Guttman, Frannye, Winnetka, lll., 37,63 Hanley, Linda, Terre Haute, Ind., 63 Harris, Linda, Winthrop Harbor, lll., 63 Harris, Ruth, Cincinnati, O., 63 Harry, Katrina, Oklahoma City, Okla., 36,37,57,63, Lineage Club, Orientation Comm. Heineken, Averic, Wilmette, lll., 37,63 Heller, Edith, San Diego, Calif., 63 Herschel, Phyllis, Columbia, Mo., 21,63 Herzog, Maris, Highland Park. Ill., 63 Hessemyer, Valerie, Bethany, Mo., 25,45,48,63,91,94, Orientation Comm., Who's Who Among American Jr. Colleges Hill, Cynthia, Oklahoma City, Okla., 63,91, Young Republicans, Coffee House co-chairman Hill, Lucinda, Tulsa, Okla., 53.63, Orientation Comm., Executive Board Hofman, Pixie, Northbrook, Ill., 63 Hogge, Dana, California, Mo., 21,57,63,90, dining room hostess, orientation comm., art honors Hook, Deborah, Louisville, Ky., 21,36,37,63,91, art honors, CCG Hoover, Candice, Oberlin, O., 21,63,94, art honors Hossler, JoAnn, Canton, O., 23,63 Hubbard, Bonnie, Edmond, Okla., 63 Hughes, Carol, Trenton, N.J., 64, Lineage Club, Dulany Scholar- ship Hughes, Diane, LaGrange, Ill., 37,64 Hunt, Deborah, Atlantic, la., 64,9O, Lineage Club Hunt, Robley, Blair, Neb., 64 Hunter, Merry, Dallas, Tex., 64, CCG Hurd, Courtney, Northfield, Ill., 64,94 Hurst, Ann, Hartford, Ky., 64 Jarrell, Jeanne, Dallas, Tex., 23,64 Jeakle, Beryl, Auburn, lnd., 23,64 Kirk, Katherine, Hutchinson, Kans., 64,94 Krebs, Marilyn, Springfield, Mo. Kreiter, Susan, Highland Park, Ill., 64 Lamar, Betsy, Riverside, Calif., 53,57,64,99 Littell, Sally, Spokane, Wash., 45,64 Littlefield, Nancy, Columbus, O., 37,64 Lohman, Judy, Saratoga, Calif., 64 Lybarger, Martha, Euclid, O., 64,99 Lykins, Cheryl, Albany, Mo., 45,48,56,57,64,9O,92, Modeling Club Lynn, Judith, Indianapolis, Ind., 36,37,39,64 McBaine, Londa, Columbia, Mo., 64 McClure, Veta, Edmond, Okla., 64,91, Modeling Club McDonald, Janet, Little Rock, Ark., 53,64,90,9l,99 McGuigan, Kathleen, Winnetka, lll., 64 Mclntire, Jane, Odessa, Tex., 64 McKinney, Marilyn, Crane, Tex., 45,65 McGuary, Molly, Columbia, Mo., 49,65 Mackenzie, Brenda, Pasadena, Calif, 37,65 Marshall, Sue, Louisville, Ky., 65 Maury, Bonnie, East Lansing, Mich., 37,65,94 Mehornay, Dorothy, Kansas City, Mo., 65,92 Meredith, Marcia, Tiffin, O., 45,65,93,94 Miller, Ann C., Toledo, O., 37,65,94 Miller, Marcia, Sedalia, Mo., 48,65,91, Lineage Club, Young Rep. Mitchell, Kathleen, Kenosha, Wis., 23,24,37,57,65 Moist, Jeanne C., Springfield, Mo., 65 Montgomery, V. Eugenia, Memphis, Tenn., 37,48,49,65 Morgan, Deborah, Corpus Christi, Tex., 65 Morgenthaler, Gene, Columbia, Mo., 65 Morin, Lynne, Oklahoma City, Okla., 65 Morrison, Eleanor, Washington, la., 65 Motley, Ruth, Tulsa, Okla., 65 Murray, Lynne A., Homewood, Ill., 65 Musick, Catherine, Albuquerque, N.M., 45,53,65,90, Who's Who Myerson, Jill E., Evanston, Ill., 37,65, sr. dorm representative is .-:.,4:uf----'A-A-uf w- LL:- -----' 4--'- --1' -1, 1-if -fi' fmfli, -had 'M- -Y.. f- this-' -5.2 u:.-.::g1a,T.:.1mar,.-g.vgg.:,qgKaZ.QI ..-,. ., ...,,.. M.. q ....,.........,......,-..,, . .5 1 :.,1 ,T:1',,f'. :1-Y.-1 - Nellis, Deborah: Cleveland, O.: 37,65 Nisselius, Judith: Gillette, Wyo.: 37,45,53,65, Lineage Club O'Connor, Karen: Ponca City, Okla.: 21,57,65 , Oliver, Gwen: Columbia, Mo.: 53,65,73,91, Executive Board O'Malley, Janice: Columbia, Mo.: 66 Osborn, Susan: Bedford, lnd.: 21,45,53,57,66,91 Paris, Louise B.: Ponca City, Okla.: 37,66,92,99 Parman, Gwen: Dallas, Tex.: 66 Parrish, Helen: Paris, Ky.: 37:66, Sr. Halloween Queen Patterson, Marty: Greentown, lnd.: 23,24,25,45,66,9O,91, Lineage Club, Religious Life Committee ' Payne, Christine: Rocky River, O.: 37,-45,66 Pfingsten, Mary Kay: Northbrook, Ill.: 37,39,66, Special Events Comm. Poe, Donna G.: Columbia, Mo.: 66 Presley, Cynthia: Abilene, Tex.: 66,9O, CCG Price, Lynn E.: Columbia, Mo.: 66 Racine, Sally L.: Leawood, Kans.: 66 Rains, Marcia: l-lutcyinson, Kans.: 66,91,92 Randals, Sydna: Lamesa, Tex.: 36,37,66 Rath, Mary Ann: Mclntosh, Fla.: 23,25,66,91 Ray, Virginia: Pasadena, Calif.: 66 Reynolds, Nancy L.: River Forest, lll.: 66 Rosenthal, Betty J.: Cincinnati, O.: 66, Student Development Committee Roth, Laurie A.: Wilmette, Ill.: 37,66, hall judicial Saftler, Deborah: Brockton, Mass.: 57,66 Saltzman, Laura: Highland Park. Ill.: 66 Sasse, Katherine: Moberly, Mo.: 53,66,90,91 Sauer, Jane A.: Rochester, Minn.: 28,66 Schaefer, Susan: El Centro, Calif.: 66 Schultz, Joyce: Liberal, Kans.: 49,67 Scott, Barbara: New Canaan, Conn.: 67,94 See, Linda Kay: Monroe City, Mo.: 45,67,9O,91 Seitz, Susan: Bettendorf, la.: 67 Shellabarger, Carole: Warsaw, Ind.: 37,67 Simcoke, Susan: Kennett, Mo.: 21,57,67 91-f-H ,, W.: Q 1:-4.1-.mv-:.fzfv-ufnevr.-' ,. - -. ' V Simpson, Deborah: Greenport, L.l., N.Y.: 67 Smith, Anne P.: Birmingham, Ala.: 67, Modeling Club Smith, Betty: Bakersfield, Calif.: 67, hall council Smith, Cherry L.: Dallas, Tex.: 37,45,53,67,91,92,93,94, Who's Who Starke, Connie J.: Higginsville, Mo.: 67,92 Steward, Susan: Tulsa, Okla.: 21,57,67 Stonebraker, Marcia: Northbrook, Ill.: 37,67, student development committee Stuart, Adrienne: Highland Park, lll.: 37,67, sr. dorm representa- tive, big-little sister committee Tandy, Pamela: Winston-Salem, N.C.: 67 Thomas, Mary Jane: Amarillo, Tex.: 67, Lineage Club, Student Development Committee Turner, Becky: Columbia, Mo.: 53,67,99, CCG Turner, Nancy: Yuma, Ariz.: 25,37,58,67,74,9O,91,99, Executive Cabinet, Lineage Club, Who's Who Turner, Susan: Springfield, Ill.: 21,67,9O Wade, Amy: Dallas, Tex.: 21,37,57,67, Modeling Club, art honors Walker, Donna: New Canaan, Conn.: 67 Walton, Ann M.: Versailles, Mo.: 67 West, Sheila: Northfield, lll.: 67 Whitaker, Julie: Sedalia, Mo.: 37,67 Whitehill, Shenandoah, Iowa: 45,57,68,9O,92,94, Modeling Club, Orientation Committee Wiesner, Christine: Ames, la.: 68 Wiik, Karen: Connersville, Ind.: 53,68,94 Wilcher, Jennifer: Stamford, Conn.: 68 Williams, Candice: Hardin, Mo.: 36,37,68 Williams, Kathy: Carrollton, Ky.: 45,57,68,99 Williamson, Ann: Hopkinsville, Ky.: 68 Woodworth, Lucinda: Robinson, lll.: 37,68 Yarbrough, Barbara: Owensboro, Ky.: 21,68,74 Young, Kathryn: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 45,56,68,90,92, Young Republicans Zander, Lollie: Independence, Mo.: 68,92 Znider, Carol: Euclid, Ohio: 39,68 g age ' - ' A -can.. 2-.fit L- -1'-UZ-J - ,.... ......-...M Q . --1-vu ' ' wafgd- 'T grin.. . LL4-1511. fvrvfff- -- -m.p.z:f-' L '::...' rv: 'ivr:::1:,,' -:--v-- --'U' -- ' s ' Juniors Abercrombie, Charlotte Ann, Houston, Tex., 76, Modeling Club Abt, Rheta Joann, Erie, Pa., 76 Adams, Lark Ann, Forth Worth Tex., 76 Adams, Linda Sue, Pueblo, Colo., 57,76 Adams, Martha, Indianapolis, Ind., 76 Adams, Mary, Indianapolis, lnd, 76 Aiken, Nancy S., Prospect, lll., 37,76 Alexander, Helen Jean, Corpus Christi, Tex., 76 Allen, Deborah L., Oshkosh, Wis., 37,76 Allen, Jacqueline D., Lake Forest, Ill., 76 Allen, Katherine R., Ardmore, Okla., 57,76, Lineage Club Almblad, Evangelin, Morton Grove, Ill., 76 Alonzi, Nancy Jo, Morton Grove, lll., 76 Anderson, Nancy K., Dayton, O.,76 Anderson, Sally Ann, Muscatine, la., 76 Armour, Susan Lee, Milwaukee, Wis., 28,76 Artus, Barbara K.,Louisiana, Mo., 57,76 Atwood, Suzanne, Pine Bluff, Ark., 37,76 Auker, Jacqueline, Salinas, Calif., 76 Aurand, Diana L., Tustin, Calif., 76 Auten, Jana Kay, Scott City, Kan., 76 Averback, Amy, Beverly Hills, Calif., 76 Bailey, Vicki J., Urbana, Mo., 76 Baker, Beverlee, Sandusky, O., 21,57,76,94 Baker, Merridy, Englewood, Colo., 76, Hall Council Balfour, Carolyn, San Marino, Calif., 76 Ballantine, Nancy, Pleasanton, Calif., 76 Ballard, Sharon J., Columbia, Mo., 76 Ballenger, Jane, Pine Bluff, Ark., 77 Balzer, Anne C., Davenport, la., 21,57,77 Bancroft, Antoinette, Woodside, Calif., 77 Barnes, Shaun M., Elmira, N.Y., 37,77 Barnitz, Barbara, Winter Park, Fla., 77 Barnitz, Beverly, Winter Park, Fla., 77 Batis, Claire, Ardmore, Okla., 21,57,77, Lineage Club Batten, Nancy, Blackwell, Okla., 23,57,77,94 Beach, Elizabeth, Fort Worth, Tex., 37,77 Beans, Lesley, Toledo, Ohio, 77,91 Bell, Melissa, Titusville, Fla., 45,57,7O,77,9O,91,98 Bell, Peggy, Dallas, Tex., 37,77,90,98 Benson, Carolyn, Columbia, Mo., 28,77, Modeling Club Beth, Randy Jean, Los Angeles, Calif., 77 Beumer, Ruth, Webster Groves, Mo., 37,77,94, Modeling Club, Young Democrats Blamer, Martha D., Anaheim, Calif., 48,77 Blatt, Susan, Coral Gables, Fla., 77 Blust, Bette Joy, Creve Coeur, Mo., 37,77 Bollow, Elizabeth, Shelbina, Mo., 21,57,77,98 Bonacker, Kathleen, Brecksville, O., 77 Bonham, Priscilla, Oklahoma City, Okla., 77, CCG representative Bonner, Anita, San Marino, Calif., 77 Bonner, Jerry, Atoka, Okla., 77 Boyer, Patricia, Independence, Mo., 57,77,90,98 Brandau, Kathleen, Knoxville, Tenn., 37,77, Service Project Board Brown, Betty W., Scottsdale, Ariz., 77 Bryant, JoAnn, Edmond, Okla., 77 Burghart, Sue Ann, Oklahoma City, Okla., 77,90, Modeling Club Burkholder, Benay, Lubbock, Tex., 78 Burnett, Jacklyn, Ashland, Mo., 78 Burris, Connie, Harrisonville, Mo., 78 Campbell, Molly, Macon, Mo., 79,94 Campbell, Sandra, Hopkinsville, Ky., 78 Carlson, Jan, Des Moines, la., 28,38,39,78,90,91 Carpenter, Deborah, Lexington, Ky., 78 Carroll, Barbara, Marshfield, Mo., 78 Carstensen, Gretchen, Waverly, Iowa, 45,78 Case, Kristian, Sherman Oaks, Calif., 37,78 Cash, Pamela, Centralia, Mo., 38,45,57,78,90,91,98, Lineage Club, Young Democrats, Modeling Club Caudill, Cathleen, Hobart, Okla., 78 Church, Lucile, Prairie Village, Kan., 48,57,78 Clark, Judith, Danville, Ill., 37,78 Clasby, Dana, Greenwich, Conn., 78 ,, iL.51,ug,,. Hunt---L-gg -'-IE' '- - -4:::ea':Ea'i .-:?t'PL51x , fu, 3: ' ' W' Pvc-- 'T--F55-'i'EET-247-5i5iwsn53i ' 'T . , i .. . , , . . . mu.su.,.-.,...f ....,.,...,....-lm. ..,., ,..i,,..f,-?T9217:vz.::v.731ir:.::..:r.1-1,15-:,. ..T:',.-.:,1 : : Cline, Cathy: Indianapolis, lnd.: 78 Cobb, Cecilie: Rogers, Ark.: 78 Cochran, Alice: Lubbock, Tex.: 78 Cohen, Eva B.: Indianapolis, lnd.: 78 Cohen, Frances: Cincinnati, Ohio: 78 Colglazier, Sharon: Xenia, Ohio: 78 Collins, Nancy June: Amarillo, Tex: 78 Collins, Nancy Susan: El Paso, Tex: 57,78 Conboy, Jan: Quincy, lll.: 78 Connery, Carol: Amarillo, Tex.: 25,37,57,78,90,98, Modeling Club CCG representative Cooper, Heidi: Beverly Hills, Calif.: 78 Cornish, Lauren: Short Hills, N.J.: 78 Coursey, Mary Ann: Dallas, Tex.: 23,78, Young Republicans Courter, Margaret: Cincinnati, Ohio: 28,79 Craig, Linda: Salem, Mo.: 79, Young Republicans Crossman, Christina: Peoria, lll.: 38,79, Young Democrats Crouse, Linda: Leon, Iowa: 37,79,94 Crowell, Kitson: EI Paso, Tex: 21,57,79,92 Crum, Laurie: Lake Forest, Ill.: 79 Cummings, Marjorie: Whittier, Calif.: 79 Dahlstrand, Nancy: Darien, Conn.: 79 Dallmeyer, Susan: Jefferson City, Mo.: 37,79 Daniels, Mary Lee: Artesia, N.M: 36,38,79,90,91,94,98 Daugherty, Jean: Bowling Green, Mo.: 37,79, Hall Council Davis, Carolyn: Denver, Colo.: 37,79 Davis, Jeda: Henderson, Ky.: 37,79 Davis, Kristina: Kansas City, Mo. 79 Davis, Sandra: San Marino, Calif.: 79 Dewey, Beth: Lawton, Okla.: 37,79 Dickenson, Linda: Tulsa, Okla.: 79 Diehlmann, Donna: Otway, Ohio: 37,45,57,79 Diestelkamp, Linda: Higginsville, Mo.: 79 Dithmar, Jill: Glenview, lll.: 79 Dolan, Marylou: Northbrook, Ill.: 79 Donihee, Jane K.: Cuba, Mo.: 79 Dowling, Diane: Oak Park, lll. 79,79 Downey, Terrill: Shaker Heights, Ohio: 37,79 Drewry, Dale: Fort Worth, Tex.: 2l,57,79,98 Dross, Polly C.: St. Petersburg, Fla.: 79 DuBois, Barbara M.: Newport, R.l.: 79 Dunn, Andrea: Columbia, Mo.: 79 Dunn, Ella Jean: Springfield, Mo.: 45,57,80,91 Eagleton, Robley: Robinson, Ill.: 37,80 Eaton, Patricia: Olmsted Falls, Ohio: 37,80 Eblen, Trudy D.: Atlantic, Iowa: 23,24,57,80 Echlin, Celeste: El Paso, Tex.: 80 Eckstein, Melanie: Sarasota, Fla.: 80 Edmondson, Carol: Sedalia, Mo.: 21,57,80, Lineage Club Edmunds, Teri: River Forest, Ill.: 80 Edwards, Nancy G.: Prairie Village, Kan.: 80 Ellis, Deborah: Rushville, Ind.: 37,80,94 Epley, Elaine: Culver, Ind.: 37,80 Erdman, Shelley: Sarasota, Fla.: 37,80 Estes, Joann K.: St. Joseph, Mo.: 45,49,57,71,8O Farber, Marjorie: Leawood, Kan.: 36,37,38,39,57,80 Farrell, Karen: Shenandoah, lowa: 80 Favell, Janis: Houston, Tex.: 80 Feaster, Linda: Windsor, Mo.: 80 Federle, Bernadette: Ralston, Neb.: 80 Ferrin, Barbara: Scarsdale, N.Y.: 80 Fessey, Sue Anne: Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.: 37,57,64,80 Finch, Kathryn: Englewood, Colo.: 80,90 Fink, Judy Ann: Shawnee Mission, Kan.: 80 Finney, Barbara: Browning, Mo.: 80 Fitzhugh, Diane: Clovis, N.M.: 80 Ford, Margaret: Kennett, Mo.: 37,48,80 Fosdick, Jan T.: Houston, Tex.: 80,92 Franke, Carolyn A.: Springfield, Ill.: 80 Franke, Glenda K.: Springfield, lll.: 80 Freeman, Nancy J.: Peru, Ill.: 81 Fribley, Amanda: Shreveport, La.: 81 Fullington, Hazel: Columbia, Mo.: 81 Garrison, Elizabeth: Columbia, Mo.: 28,37,81,92,98,98 4' i f 133 .52-5-Las-fslgfggz-gmail! -......' ' .':'3 s:1-.L-k.cu-:zauguuz-gag, ,M .- ---- Q' --L.:-:-.n..,J:g.La 4,6 ,av . , -- hi-err..-C-glqf V . 1,,.Y54 :'ff..1--zz:-:M .....,.e:.-fe-ff -- ------ -- -M---f-e- ,N-e-s-e--,---- Garton, Janet, Topeka, Kan., 81, Lineage Club Hughes, Cynthia, Madison, lnd., 82 Gatewood, Linda, Cincinnati, Ohio, 81 Humphries, Connie, Lubbock, Tex., 82 Gear, Patricia, Wichita, Kan., 81 Hunting, Joan, Denver, Colo., 28,57,82 Gerard, Nancy Sue, Columbia, Mo., 37,81 Jacka, Susan, Monroe, La., 82 Ghio, Carol, Columbia, Mo., 37,81 Jacobson, Janie, Oklahoma City, Okla., 56,57,82,9O Gibbs, Barbara, Springdale, Ark., 28,49,57,72,81,9O,91 Jaynes, Julie, Columbia, Mo., 57,82 Gibson, Susan E., Columbia, Mo., 37,81 Johns, JoAnna, Lubbock, Tex., 38,39,49,57,82,91, Trustee Scholar Gillerlain, Collin, Flossmoor, lll., 37,49,81 ship Gilliam, Elizabeth, Lexington, Ky., 37,81 Johnson, Darleen, White Plains, N.Y., 82 Gillum, Dana Lynn, Prairie Village, Kan., 57,81,91 Johnson, Mary, indianapolis, lnd., 82 Gist, Lydia, Pine Bluff, Ark., 81 Johnson, Sidney, Tulsa, Okla., 83, Modeling Club Glaser, Sharon, Halleck, Nev., 81,90 Johnston, Paula, Pawhuska, Okla., 37,83 Goodson, Nancy, Birmingham, Ala., 81 Jones, Kathy, Shawnee Mission, Kan., 83 Grady, Dona, Kansas City, Mo., 81 Jones, Reela, Elwood, Kan., 83 Graham, Sherry, Houston, Tex., 81 Kaplan, Marlene, Kansas City, Mo., 83 Green, Anna C., New Castle, lnd., 81 Karnes, Kathleen, Lake Forest, Ill., 36,37,38,39,83, CCG Green, Cynthia, Toledo, Ohio, 37,81, Tennis Team Karsch, Patricia, Laguna Beach, Calif., 83,9O,91 Greller, Lea S., Port Chester, N.Y., 81 Kaufman, Leslie, Portland, Ore., 37,83 Guillia, Deborah, Lexington, Ky., 57,81 Kendig, Kristi, Coshocton, Ohio, 37,83 Harlan, Pauline, Nashville, Tenn. 81 Kennedy, Karol, Enid, Okla., 83 Harmon, Cathy, Dundee, lll., 81 King, Mary Carol, Clinton, Mo., 56,83, Lineage Club Harris, Mary, San Marino, Calif., 23,82 King, Robin, Columbia, Mo., 21,57,83 - Harwood, Joelne, Coffeyville, Kan., 37,82 Kirby, Sandra, Lamont, Okla., 37,83 Haueisen, Maryj Medina, Ohio, 28,37,82 Klingner, Constance, Columbia, Mo., 83 Hays, Catherine, Winchester, Ky., 28,37,82 Kriz, Susan, Iowa City, Iowa, 37,83 Heidemann, Leslie, Hinsdale, Ill., 82 Kroneman, Diana, Brimingham, Mich., 83 Helmreich, Janice, Columbia, Mo., 82 Lang, Julia, Corsicana, Tex., 37,57,83,91 Herndon, Patricia, Tulsa, Okla., 82 Le Brun, Susan, Deerfield, lll., 83 Hill, Linda, Plantation, Fla., 82 Lee, Barbara, St. Louis, Mo., 83 Hinds, Laura Diane, Tahlequah, Okla., 37,82,92 Lehman, Lynda, Nappanee, lnd., 28,37,83,91 Hodges, Mary, Paris, Tex., 21,57,82 Leonard, Linda, Boulder, Colo., 83 Hodina, Nancy, Clinton, Mo., 21,57,8O Lile, Susan, Richmond, Mo., 37,57,83,90 Hoke, Sally, Louisville, Ky., 82 Lillie, Joan, Rochester, Minn., 28,37,83 Holland, Deborah, Painesville, Ohio, 37,82 Lindstrom, Ellen, Sedalia, Mo., 37,38,83, Young Democrats Hollingsworth, Cheryl, El Paso, Tex., 48,82, CCG, Trustee Scholar Lohr, Linda, Frontenac, Mo., 84 Howlett, Jane, Auburn, Ky., 82 Lowe, Sally, Alberta, Canada, 84 Hubbard, Lee, Bardstown, Ky., 36,37,57,82 Lowry, Susan, Oklahoma City, Okla., 21,37,84,92 134 .1-,-.eine-11 wg:-,fr-'.-, 1::.e1:fg.m1-A-M ::2H t f2 w ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 V P A Q A - i'2Ei1rg-gv3f,y......,1,, .QM g F W..- ..., ' f ' '- - - ., g - i ' V f - ' M - 'r I 1. ,,....,.A.:,.W,,.. .:.,-f......,-..,,,,,g1:fiir,,.,,.,,,,1- 37:75.--f-:. :rg r..,.,,, ,gg I , . . Lucas, Linda: Tulsa, Okla.: 2l,57,84,92, Modeling Club Lusk, Pamela: Carlinville, lll.: 84 McCarel, Melissa: Anderson, lnd.: 84,98 McClevey, Nancy: River Forest, lll.: 84 McDaniel, Eileen: Shelbyville, Mo.: 37,38,39,57,84,91' McDonald, Laurie: Hastings, Neb.: 84 F McGarvey, Susan: Pekin, Ill.: 28,84 McGuire, Anna: Harrodsburg, Ky.: 84 McKenna, Kathy: Holden, Mo.: 84,91 McKinney, Sally: St. Louis, Mo,: 37,84 McLaughlin, Jan: Carlsbad, N.M.: 37,57,84,90,91 McLaughlin, Sheryl: Big Spring, Tex.: 84 McWhorter, Lynn: Houston, Tex.: 23,24,57,84,94 Maclntire, Carol: Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., 84 Mackenzie, Bonnie: Winnetka, Ill.: 23,24,57,84 Malmberg, Anne: Centerville, la.: 37,84 Manchester, Kathleen: Edina, Minn.: 84 Manier, Mary: Nashville, Tenn.: 84 Mansur, Kay: Norborne, Mo.: 84 Marks, Diane: Aurora, lll.: 84 Marshall, Susan: Muskogee, Okla.: 28,84 Massey, Mary: El Paso, Tex.: 84 Mattison, Patricia: Dallas, Tex.: 84 Mattison, Patricia: Dallas, Tex.: 84 May, Diane: Bedford, Ind.: 84 Megarity, Martha: Columbia, Mo.: 84,90 Megorden, Mary: Mt. Pleasant, la.: 85 Meinig, Linda: Evanston, Ill.: 85 Mercer, Susan: Cincinnati, Ohio: 57,85 Midkiff, Myrna: Carlsbad, N.M.: 37,38,85, CCG Miller, Janet: Midland, Tex.: 57,85 Miller, Martha: Glenview, Ill.: 37,85 Milner, Melissa: Louisville, Ky.: 37:85, Lineage Club Mohr, Nancy: Knoxville, Tenn.: 85 Monroe, Linda: Winnetka, lll.: 37,57,95 Montgomery, Anne: Bettendorf, la.: 37,85 Moore, Carol: Fremont, O.: 85 .4 fe-.1 he ' ' 1--1-,4f-,-1'-:-'z2ge2-39:.-9 -Sn-1i:1ren-:Le!eL-1-r.-.-e-: Moore, Janet: Columbia, Mo.: 85 Moos, Alinda: Indianapolis, Ind.: 85,94 Morriss, Frances: Sylacauga, Ala.: 85 Moses, Nancy: Dallas, Tex.: 21,37,56,57,85,90, Modeling Club Muckleroy, Linda: Nacogdoches, Tex.: 28,85 Nathan, Marcy: Orlando, Fla.: 85 Neeley, Vicki: Midland, Tex.: 36,37,85,91 Norfleet, Janie: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 85 Northrup, Judith: Edina, Minn.: 85 Osborn, Christine: Murray Hill, N.J.: 85 Pack, Joyce: Prairie Village, Kans.: 85, Hall Council Parrish, Laura: Paris, Ky.: 37,85 Patterson, Jane: St. Louis, Mo.: 85 Patton, Barbara: Akron, O.: 85 Payne, Jerri: El Paso, Tex.: 45,85 Pepper, Camille: Weston, Mo.: 85, Modeling Club Perrin, Sherida: Los Gatos, Calif.: 85 Petrick, Linda: Park Ridge, Ill.: 56,86 Pfau, Deborah: indianapolis, lnd.: 86 Pond, Polly: Minneapolis, Minn.: 37,86 Poulsen, Suzanne: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 37,48,86 Prestage, Barbara: Tipton, Mo.: 37,38,86 Propp, Carole: Skokie, Ill.: 36,37,86,91, CCG Pryor, Karen: St. Louis, Mo.: 57,86 Pyatt, Linda: Columbia, Mo.: 57,86 Raynes, Melissa: Chula Vista, Calif.: 86 Reese, Katherine: Shaker Heights, O.: 86 Reppert, Martha: Liberty, Mo.: 21.57.86 Richards, Linda: Tulsa, Okla.: 86 Richardson, Jane: St. Louis, Mo.: 37,86 Rieder, Pamela: San Marino, Calif.: 86 Riley, Marla: Columbia, Mo. 86 , Roberts, Barbara: Columbia, Mo.: 86 Rohrbach, Nancy: California, Mo.: 37,38,57,86,91,98 Roper, Patricia: Tulsa, Okla.: 86 , Rottman, Carolyn: Meadville, Mo.: 28,86, Modeling Club V Rubottom, Ellen: Lexington, Mo.: 57,86, Lineage Club, Service Projects 135 ' nv .nL-glguvf-atv ,ag-ew:-Je-1,,Q..:f --f .-:Eff ,.,u11.4a-:.L..1L.:L...1g E1 'zr-3 -.....q:. ....-e ,. t..,,..:. ....rv.:.:.1:-u--.., - ---- , - .-, ,L W., -- ---H .., - ,, . . Ryder, Barbara: Huntington, N.Y.: 86 Sage, Julia: Los Almitos, Calif.: 86, Young Democrats, Fulton Project Sanders, Lana: Pauls Valley, Okla.: 86 Schmitt, Janet: St. Louis, Mo.: 57,86 Schroeder, Trudy-Lynn: Ballwin, Mo.: 186 Selig, Anne: Houston, Tex.: 57,86 Sharp, Virginia: Lubbock, Tex.: 86 Sharpenberg, Ann: Madisonville, Ky.: 37,86 Shelby, Deborah: East Prairie, Mo.: 87 Siebenhar, Linda: Rocky River, Ohio: 87 Slowey, Diana: Baton Rouge, La.: 87 Smith, Angelia: Columbia, Mo.: 87, Lineage Club Smith, Anne: Cleveland, Ohio: 87 Smith, Cheryl: Windsor, Mo.: 57,87,90,91, Fulton Project chairman Smith, Dana: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 87 Smith, Donna: Plainview, Tex.: 87 Smith, Judith: El Cajon, Calif.: 38,87 Smith, Linda: Northbrook, Ill.: 87 Smith, Marcia: Magnolia, Ark.: 21,57,87 Modeling Club Snyder, Edith: Owensboro, Ky.: 87 Sobotka, Andrea: Republic, Mo.: 23,24,25,57,73,87,9O,91,94 Spangler, Susan: Clinton, Mo.: 87,9O,91 Spawn, Lynne: Park Ridge, Ill.: 87 Stanfield, Judith: Tulsa, Okla.: 87 Stanley, Marsha: Odessa, Tex.: 48,57,87,9O,91 Starr, Carol: Linn, Mo.: 57,87 Stephenson, Shari: Lexington, Mo.: 87, CCG Stewart, Judith: Corpus Christi, Tex.: 87 Stewart, Sally: Washington, Iowa: 37,87,94 Streeter, Priscilla: San Luis Obispo, Calif.: 87 Stulbarg, Ellin: Cincinnati, Ohio 87 Stuppy, Susan: Kansas City, Mo.: 37,87 Sublett, Linda: Columbia, Mo.: 87 Szynal, Carol: Indianapolis, Ind.: 37,87 136 M t I Tempel, Margaret: Higginsville, Mo.: 37,87 : Tharp, Juliet: Meadville, Mo.: 87,90, Modeling Club 5 Thomas, Marjorie: Sedalia, Mo.: 37,38,39,57,88,92, Young Repub- licans, Modelng Club Thompson, Cindy: Roswell, N.M.: 37,88 li Thomson, Elizabeth: San Antonio, Tex.: 88 Twist, Teresa: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 57,88 I Usow, Vicki: Milwaukee, Wis.: 88 Vanderford, Carol: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 88,90,92, Modeling Club, Service Project Board it VanTuyl, Veta: Independence, Mo.: 88,90,91 9 Vaughan, Judith: Urbana, Mo.: 88 4 Viehmann, Ursula: Nashville, Tenn.: 88 Walker, Rececca: Sheridan Ark.: 37,88 ri Ware, Lynne: Pine Bluff, Ark.: 88 f Wellford, Frances: Memphis, Tenn.: 88 Wenzel, Charlotte: Paducah, Ky.: 23,24,37,88 West, Catherine: Fort Worth, Tex.: 88 Weston, Susan: Columbia, Mo.: 88 Wicker, Helen: Littlefield, Tex.: 88, Modeling Club, Service Project Board Wilkie, Glynda: Corpus Christi, Tex.: 37,88,94 Williams, Carolyn: Newport, Ark.: 88 Willoughby, Janet: Houston, Tex.: 37,88,9O,92,98, Modelng Club Winter, Sharon: Kirksville, Mo.: 88 Wolf, Sheridan: Three Rivers, Calif.: 88 Wolfram, Erica: Indianapolis, Ind.: 37,88 Wollard, Pamela: Lamam Colo.: 88,91, Woodhaven Project Womble, Marney: Columbia, Mo.: 37,88 Yager, Joan: Berne, Ind.: 88 Yates, Deborah: Kansas City, Mo.: 57,88,90,91,98, CCG Yencer, Jean: Richmond, Ind.: 37,88 Young, Karen: Edina, Mo.: 88 Zajic, Jane: Miami, Okla.: 88 Zayas, Rosa: Oak Park, lll.: 57,88 l f ji I 1 L I A-munvunom Q...-'E.... 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