Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1978 volume:

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II f I I I I ,X ! I I I ' I I I X I X . X I K' I I I I' X I I f I I ' I X X xv ! I I I I I I I I I x I I I I f ,I I 7 f E . I f ACTIVITIES . ,,.,l-., if - -..-..-- , .-.A T.- N-'J AK AUGU T Orientation begins, students move in, faculty desserts Orientation, formal rush begins. Pink Panther in Cellar, registration, formal rush. Orientation picnic, formal rush. Fraternity and sorority bids issued and accepted. Classes begin. 5 1 - W , , U4 A' 'HH -f' f fJm fvA'f'1?if1 , URGEE5 if E. F0355 KAHWMQE ,.f,1 Q. ,.V. ,rf IUSKN E' gif' I it llflwlrm. fe M-.55 l QQ vu back iQ ,....----' ff, ,, K- .A Y . .,. f. TONITE Ofauigzefgf 0 O tilt Ah, AUGUST and old friends returned from vague, secret summers. Itis good to be back - but, wait: old friends are different, really different and so is Drury. And - and, yes, I'm different too. How will the freshmen and I react to all this newness? LEFT: Bring your family - it's nice to be loved and wanted. '16-32-at LEFT: Junior Rob Wheeler emphasized making the most of the time while at Drulry College. ABOVE: Freshmen were not the only new things that August. FE- I.-I! 41 .vi 'Nun 1 or 3 ..- ...Y , ' r x- S if -4. b 'J I 2' ...3 B! X avi 2 3 l 4 l H J, , mf 2 54 A! xi P- DE V W JL- ,. , ,L E - 4 J 715.1- LEFT Freshmen relax 1n front of Walker lxbrary after tourmg the campus BELOW LEFT Trl Delt Barb McCul lough lets out a cheer as new pledges are announced BELOW KA s greet their new pledges x .3594-10 1- x-a.4.?:ii lXK,i1, EPTE BER Greek call 1n cast Dark of the Moon Labor Day and NO CLASSES SUB movie Pmk Panther Strikes Again Grlpe sess1on on Fairbanks SUB movie Duck Soup F1rst 1ssue of Punch QThc Mirror he Cd1tS J Macbeth film Alum tennis tournament begins Senate elections movie Throne of Blood SUB movie L1fe and Tlmes of Judge Roy Bean 24 25 - Trail ride and campout. 30 SUB fall festival: City Limits Bluegrass, Beth Scalet, and Shootmg Stars. rs, ..--...- ,. ' , ,. - . Q ,JL ,kwa f, ir, ,v'-1v hy. 4 1 . 'T . A I., - M fl, :ff-f ,.., 3 x af , fin ' 1 - we . , ,, ,3 nr :fy , '-- f f 'f 7 Q' -' 23 . if. -A' ', 119' is W MA, Q.: 2 f 4, F f' 1'f'f1ZZ- if , f W 4 2' Q it f fs 4 9 5' 4 1? 75' mf! , X I 3 4 'H iw 6 J Y 4, b I3 r LEFT: Woodsman for whoever you arej, spare that tree! BELOW: The many faces of JWB: Schol- ar, spare that cliche! LEFT BELOW: Johnny Penny - no, Cash Ransome - well, a dean hums and haws. BELOW: City Limits, down home, foot stomping, Fall Festival concert. BOTTOM: Frank and friends rest ten at the festival. .. ..Y,-J. Q.,.1....,fg-,f--.,.--,Q-.,..t1.-ti-:', r........ , OCTOBER Women s volleyball Cottey there DL Troupers Dark of the Moon volleyball SO there concert Drury Chorr and Drury Evangel Orchestra C1ty Llmlt at Fall Festlval Presldent s Inauguratlon and Ball debaters defeat KU P1an1st Lu1s Rojas recrtal SUB mov1e Touch of Class Senate Leadershrp Conference Movres No Man of Her Own and Gable and Lombard Argentlne Flamenco Dancers mrd semester grades Sororltles formals bomb hoax 1n F1ndlay Readers Theater Parents Day SUB Halloween Dance Pumpkm Carvlng Contest 7 . , , . 45 .77 . . ' 9 9 9 ' - , . . , . l , . ' , cc an ' , cc as sc ,os ' ' 9 9 ' ' . . , D . . , . s 3 ' 1, J r v -:V V- .f ,. t-. ....., Y. , , ' , . , 'L' ' 'ff tw My -wwf !xe!T:S2!!5gf' 'wf+3j, f-,,, ' , , ,L+ :ff 4, ,, if ga 1, :gy 17. at 1 ,7544 np KWMM1 agar, f A ,WH Tuff,-f , Wge1'h, ff4: , ' f sz W1 f , 5-Yikzij 9 . Q:ffy1w',-.yl,y,a,. ,jg I :amz -E'cf1.22f,ifff V t A ,',, ,,.,, f , A:flCZ,, . 4, - 732526 7 .f tw 1 fy' 4' fgZg,r - , , ,, .3 J l LEFT The Andlnos, McAdoos and Stauffers ln Cuban Congo Line? gf , ABOVE No klddmg the Jesters are Lynn and Paul fwith ribbonsj. LEFT: Maestro Joseph and the envy of the Tonight Show: Al, A2. 15 TOP Stick around and Paul will show you a Vietnamese pumpkin. RIGHT: RW talks to Parents' Day crowd. Shall we sing? FAR RIGHT Mrs Mears finishes cos tumes for Dark of the Moon BOTTOM l want to make it crystal clear Halloween winners x..wr.y, ,,..-..v-..,,...,...,..-.--,rv--. October is that way: wild, unable to make up its mind. One day is midsummer, then comes spring or winter. Itas a fickle friend. It's the month of flaming maples and our old British friend Colin Jackson. It's the last day to drop classes and the beginning of rue. More good intentions are ruined in October than January ever sees. Sometime during the month the KA,s will be leading the campus in something - beer busts if nothing else, but usually athletics. The Mirror complained about poor student turnout for the inauguration. October must always prove out. Q q26e:!2'f1m34' ' f HV rl 'fc :naar 'f' ,- , eil' in '., A ' -ms- 'K .in rl .WV I 1 s. , H5351 'V fa' L ' gwH,, 1 ,.'.4., V Q V. V w M. 4. K. 6 .ag f !. uf,-f ti, 5 .T , .m- - .....-75, H' ,TK iljx Sa AI. ' I Wiper, f GVEMBER SUB movie Rocky 1n ballroom Community Crafts Fair Megan McDonough and Thom Bishop in concertg Fall Frolic, barn dance and hay ride, Sigma Phi Epsilon formal. Drury-Evangel Orchestra concert. Toys from America's Pastl' at Bentley House. SUB movie, The Last Detail, Jazz Ensemble. DL Troupers present Of Mice and Mengl' swim meet: W. Illinois, here. BB: COzarks, here: Rolla Relays. Thanksgiving vacation: Waiting for Godotf' BB: UMR, here, preregistration. , , f- - ww--w.,.ff '-- 5- 'N , -.Q-ex.. LEFT BB startedg so did cheerleaders, the pep band, and fans. BELOW Sarge works on new permanent plantmg under Burnham wall BOTTOM: Turkeys: Who samd that? There are Eve and one ham x xx: . 'XTR 'X-4. . '-uxl . X gff- 1- .J ' T NMQ '13, X , jxf - Fxcrg- 1 N., V X '. N. '. DEC BER SUB movle One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest Swxm team sweeps Hendrlx Classlc f Relays Av1la here for BB opener debate w1n at Arr Force Troupers Xmas show The Clown Who Ran Away M1dSUmmCf N1ghts Dream Waylon Jennmgs 1n concert faculty approve Drury ln Iran We fmally beat SMSU IFC dlsco party BUIC Party Indlana sw1m mers here Chrlstmas Vespers ln Stone Chapel Kmg Lear on f1lm 1 6 End of semester Chrlstmas hohday starts 1- ' : , , . 23- . . . , . , 7 - Y CC I Il, 8 - . y . , . . , 10- 1 ,. . - , , n 1 - 11 - ' ' ' . 12 - CC ' 75 ' . -G.--.6 . , r ' h-xvq.smm, LEFT When we beat SMSU we had our own Christmas Vespers BOTTOM Decorated glrls are prettier I BELOW A star shone over Sprmgfleld and Ahce led Rudolph'? and more Tun. Noel. T 21 lllnwnm' 1 . 9 . 3' s. 1, , Ji qv 4' A , 'if , F tl i-. 'of ' 4... Q Vgil Jfrp gf 'QP' .' nz jo. -A I . s if-ikilxfi s Q' J ' ' EIJSQSH 790' . , , v - A ..1 .Q , n 1' - Q. ' 9.11. 5 -1' 'f 1 ' ' J - I Rs' ,f-Cf. N t Q .F - 4' , P ' ,, v 1 U: if ' I 1 . r Z o 5 ,Q s ' .. ' ,l U' . ,Q gn! ,-1. W . . 6 If , V V .T s O i f i if-ff QI I I . r IH' be ' . ' A -Y f BELOW: There was no joy in Mudville: BOTTOM: lt's called Scratch your head Degember is bittersweet: final examsv Wm Drury beats SMSU. an half while you have time? ter trlps, early presents for sulte mates and sweethearts and home for the holidays! F - it V ,. 1 , ,Li 7,1 1 5 l V 3 1 f Q-.,,--wh. , --.wa-, - , X ' '--ff 4-9:55 , L'LlJ 1a, TX-.M A wo, A 'mliirw f X' - l l gee. ji'-1:4 A. , or 'W .-.f-lug 4 - 5.19 'f.il-1-r,..w,.s1-::::.a-naman:-., -- ,,,.q,,,,. V ,,,,,, n....5 W . vi.. ,,U. -V f..,v..V, ' I , 4. f are ' ' lax ' , , R1 A K 4 V NX -dw AFM f4 IZA. ,L IF-. ----....,.,N M---...,,,,,.-by 1 X' pf Cassandra Manley wrote and dxrected a theatrical presentatlon performed during the The 501-ormes held open desserts one evenmg wmter term s 31V ' 'fu 1 '54 4. muff 4 y 7 of ffx arf? J 4 Wfw 'wg 59' fff +79 The hlgh pomt of the term was the Drury vlctory at our first MIAA tournament held at SMSU ....- ' -A ,.,,., ,,p,.,- -.K e , rr ,,'-Q.-:ff- i,:i J .Y , f , K, 1 ,, if '- I I .f. VFW' ,L fs-of I ,ff X ...- Winter Term Song Playing cards and drinking beer Acting funny and acting weird Thatis Winter Term Getting up at the crack of lunch Showering, Running to a dreary lunch fyuckj That,s Winter Term Goofy classes with goofy teachers Scuba diving and basketweaving That's Winter Term Phi Kap Parties on Tuesday night KA Bashes on Monday night That's Winter Term This is-my ballad of Winter Term And if you've never been there, you'll soon learn That's Winter Term- That's Winter Term Winter Term, Winter Term -written in the fire escape of Smith Hall by victims of boredome Linda Fendler, Editor .in-sb-N I png, V J v,--f and 1 F EBRU RY Freshmen debaters w1n 6 at Baylor IFC BB stars defeat faculty Drury Panthers voted 5-'fl 1n NAIA Bone named NAIA player of the week swlmmers 3rd m NAIA SUB movle Pmk Panther Strzkes Agam 1 Basketball Evangel here Alpha Phl Lolllpop Sale Valentlnes Day SUB Game Tourney Fllm Three Stooges F0ll1CS Swlm Meet SMSU here Come Blow Your Horn Homecommg Newman BB here smorgasbord Homecommg Dance Kappa Alpha Convxvlun 2 - ' , . 3 - ' , 8 - . . . . , 1 - : . 14 - ' ' , ' , . 16 -, Come Blow Your Hornf' 21 - ' : ' .', 24 - ' , , F, 25 - ' : , , g g ' . 26 - I ' ' . ll 4 I tttt lrj ,.-rv-,,,..-.-. ,Q -..-L-, -Li...-...A-.-, ,W ' 1' - N- ,v , Q J, RIGHT: Packed house, Bears leading, f fly tension high - Carter coming in. , , BELOW: Robison says, On behalf of all 'S Drury Greeks, I welcome you ..... . ' 1 RIGHT MIDDLE: The weather outside if was frightful but in Atha it was worse - Q for SMS Bears. BOTTOM: Will Chuck Tillman's father , please take a bow. V I M F-gli 'j Hz.-5 ' -' ' K ' 'T ,Yi ,QM ' 245:-qpx' g f ' B Cl 4 H I ' is!! If , l -Z Q 2, 4 l - .Y 4. , I , , lvunv wt -'fr ' . g g -Zi, V, f ,,,- - N . A I I vu 13:11-Jr Q , at ,, -4 , , i l ik 'A ' L-z. , . 9 I A l . 5. Ain I QL , V 'Sf Q . - ,,,... .I f -VL X ii . . .., -4 lgl' v-Av .vw U' f I 'fff , , ,V Y 'ffvff mzfff2ff5f?4 m--f - r L- -I-upgtqi 'MVT W Mi LAT A 1? v.', V if il, V' .V 1 . Q 'Y 2, ' 5 f.. LT T' . ,' A ff' A lv?-'Q 3 Y, . ....,.e'15sa.r5-x. ue., , . 930- . .. .Q et, , -, ' , 4. 4 xv W Dv., Q, 5 A . . ,na le 'th E59- 4 lx 'Kd mfg if x H who vl s f -K ga-pf 'lltii' , ,.,..fv u Pg' 'Y 6 Qyg -.CNR y f N. 1 gywlv ' 99 -lv F 1 N .4 'V ,Aff -it X-. . t .H M .-,-..-.M .M U-.-..,...,,,,-,. February had its mind made up from the beginning: it was going to seem longer and be colder than ever. 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I - , M, . , .,- , . fa L ' , ,4' ' 1' ' .': ,- ' f'-Q. 6 ' A, .' , X ' 2 1. 1 , ,V mg... 1 ,,,.,fx-'. .' TE Sy - N , ' -1 1 3-3gvb 'l i .fi I ta-'Q .. W. V -, 7 ' 1, 's ,ws Ja. ix ,V 1 4 ' -A i H '- X 'v.., -V - f 12' A .t Q 1 ' ' ' ' I , , , , Q . .V 4 M, NN., ,., .,,,y,..,4,-gm--U-4 1' 7 f + -Q. - -ea... ..-.Q-Q5 ' .?1,'x i I .A X X. ARCH Midwest Model UN. I KULR documentary: Alcohol and Open House' Peter and the Wolff SUB movie: The Twelve Chairs' KA Province. Black Heritage begins: talent show banquet. b.f. maiz black poet. Black Heritage movie: The River Niger. Music Dept. presents The Telephone twice. Black Heritage fashion show dance. SUB movie: Harold and Maude' chapel: Rabbi Spizler' NAIA tourney. Jazz Festival: Matrix IX. Debaters at Houston: District Finals. Spring vacation begins. NLRB hearings at Drury Inn. 7 fi f ,.,, '. J . -va. I vfJ4 ,M f9,'r 'I' 1 v '-all - ? 'I 1 E l I l I 1 l R i B Al.. . ,.,r L .Pl ,fgggggiv , l E-if , -,-,,, QQ:-. ii. , 11.5.5 . l 3 fa l F- r r 3 vi L -mga' ' - P I ,I- It's truly hard to make up one's mind about March. We sometimes say it's mad, and may- be it is - angry, too. We kept looking back over our shoulders at the weather and, sure enough, it snowed again - or still. College March funlike the weatherj began with great promise: weren't we No. l in BB and nationally ranked in swimming? We re- QJ -.! 31 .gt-A 4 sunny- -inns -Mg, I ., 3 ,. 4. -1, Amillxnegn. venged ourselves on the Hawks and it was sweet. But Southern caught us down and that was mean. We wanted to walk right out of March. There was almost no promise at all. Then suddenly b. f. maiz was there and poetry and spring bloomed all over the cam- pus and we voted for April. place in Findlay. crew was working hard. 'Wahl 5521-1 March was busy. And interminable - an cold. Kim Tucker and Suzanne Franklin Ueftj practiced backgammon near the fire- Dr. Sam Smith was off in India on a sab- batical studying religion. The new admissions Jay Bartlett and Lori Burrell did their half of Menotti s The Telephone. fRight.j . 1 The maintenance crew were finally able to . fig, fb l give up on the snow and concentrate on the y,, 1 new - Bartholomy Mini-Parks. ' M l J Dave Quinn ffar rightj was tuning up his A A 7, George Carlin comedy routine for the Talent V show he would finally win in April. 1 , ---l- 1 ?- 4. . F X 'M , f ff V- - 2' 2. gs ' :'it 2 . l . mwygpp ' Q Y ' A , Drury,s record with blacks hasn't been ter- tion. The blacks of Drury are just that: of ribly bad nor extraordinarily good. Druryis DC. Their uniqueness is also just that: a mi- all-white students tried to take affirmative nor detail. action in the riots of 1906. They failed, but But there is nothing minor about Ladies of they were in the group that did not fail in Distinction, BUIC, Black Heritageg they're Selma in the l960's. And a Drury Prof, on important social and academic activities in the day Martin King was killed, put a sign on the Drury scheme of things his door: A great American has diedg we b f malz IS a case ln polnt May I poet cannot pretend this is an ordinary day. Go with you? he asked. It was an experience sorrow in your private way. We don't mean that Drury, black AND white, won't soon to be mushy or to practice reverse discrimina- forget l l 32 i f 'R .drab qw 15 X.,-,,,...-4 ,fr A E, fminable - and zanne Franklin n near the fire- India on a sab- new admissions ell did their half ef, CRight.j 'e finally able to icentrate on the as tuning up his ie for the Talent n April. that: of at: a mi- Ladies of 15 they're ivities in Ly I poet iperience m,t soon H Q, 4 , , v,,mwf,ff., . ,j,':ff'ff::7r71'f . Y I ,1,v' r-, I if . :VF Ivy X ,, fwyh, I aff. Aw, ' Q 3,3 jfz y ,, fyf, , , ,,,, aff, ,, , - 35,05 .Nw MQ.. ' ' f . :L , 'Tv t ff . 1. .. 4. -.. Y-, P-.g.-...,.. , fd ..f . I ..., --' 4 I ' IS BLACK BEAUTIFUL? It's exactly like white - and red and mauve: sometimes it is and sometimes it isn't. With b.f. maiz there is not doubt - but color him, rather, human. ,vc 'Hw-v..,.,, , f P' --' ' -f ,...'7' y its A ry,-1,4 ,. L.A,,K ' 2 :I t-J'-is P,-A ,V 41 ' .ff M' i I s- .y dy. 4- -U-.-.f--...Q .., ,.....,-,-,--..-, ,, ,...:., A .LT i I i i i 'I 5' A ' ' Yiif, ,k Q - -Y ' fir 1 - . , - P Q 4 i - fi b it A 'e fi! A ' 'A , V . G -v -' Af A -A .A cv, 5 1- f- 1 . A A Av: s- AV I I ' 1 .z:' A55 f . 'I ' ' li' 5' ' ' -,Q A. O A 9 ' V 7 f f- ji'- A T ' 'Y 'f 5A ' A A. 'A A: ' K -' Ji-5 A -+ T g IT '---- ,, A 'i 1 1, 4- K 1 1, 4 A Ri J I, A r I A Aw dai... . . 2 if: A ' A T 'e . fP,i'fi ' i ' 'gli 'Q ' .Sgr-ii F A .M 5 Z ,.f, 1 1 T 2 - 'L A w.A...,,.,, ' ' 4. ' ' . - I K ,:1AApiA21 1Lz 'f W I A' ' ' - A - 5 ' AQiA:Z'i1 ' ' A A ' I ' A A -' .-'L' ' ' 'iff V 'A ' lt' L5 . 'I'-Q 1' LA -- 'I f ,Trai 4 .. L 'gf' Qfifif 4 . was T' 'A ' 1 ' ' .V 4' V ' ,Q iw' Vg I ,- -- 4- gr A f ,,,, V - ' Tmfi Q' 41 1-1. A t . 'lt ABOVE: She ain't heavy, Father - she's my brother. ' TOP: A loaf of bread, a jug of wine CJ ' ' V V' and thou beside me, singing. gt U I 1 Y, X ' MIDDLE: How about a quick trip to the V' rip for a dip, Chips? BOTTOM: Would you believe that we traded T-shirts - they tickle. ' 1 1 MAA, . A A wi A tl I .A -A a is-Q A . Q A, A y vo t A L,Abv - 1 tl, L -A 3 YV, G. N , A 'r ' ey? ,- I A ' A I eg up 1? ' ' , r My - A ' f' def: P , . ' A x I' A LI f ' ' QA A t-, :mfr 'av-fff 'fnnrgie-NEIL K ' 'Hut' a 55 u A? H V 4' 2' f . ,SS Q: -. rrr, A 1. dw ,. f-1 mf - f i ,mv few kdm' n, AmwrWf 2HWQUr6ayw:ivvw 'X M' W 'r 1 TOP Resplendent Pearson Hall and the dedrcatron crowd ABOVE A first function for the new Sen ate officers Pearson LEFT Muslc Professor Benne andthe Drury Chorr m fine vorce g....fI un-1.1, 3......., -X 1-'--0 '- '3 fT'J: '3 f,t'1.'f:'f:e , s l NX 4, 4. I ew l Q Q 5' 4 K' mb 'I 5 Sw l I 'N i 2 l r as if el .-if r Semef Honors Banquet A Ume fel' renee After recelvmg Outstandmg Semor hon 11011 ors Suzanne Franklm told of Drury Col I3 lege memones ' Student Body Presldent Bull Page remem , bers a few of the lrghter moments of Drury l College l 1 V I ,,,. 'ff ' Aff W'1G'w'?A'PeFif' .4 .4-. ,kxin-T lf, T Q1 B A ll!! l Y 7 .ff 15 .1 ., 5 lr sr .Y ,E s- gl J e l ll l L t r l 22 pil 'sf TOP: We listened to the lady from MU and were finally graduated. ABOVE: Prof-Emeritus Graves wouldnt tell us how many graduations. ww 45, m 4 52 4? u if ,, Sa- .E 1 1 l Y 'Q . 9 i A 9 I 1 , fl.: Yi 4 A bonny vida f'w f4:. -1 ' 5, C tl -.ax 'Qfx 'Lf' 'wma R eb. '14 . gg' A Wi. Q 'G - Hi,-1. .441 - TOP: The Scots hae a wee summa to drink to open the festival. ABOVE: Ben ure fmtn. mistsj or mir- acles? Dave Quinn sings. RIGHT: No een hae seen bonnier: Julie. BRIGADOON fby Lerner and Lowej CAST Jason Wright as Tommy Albrightg Jerry Pettus - Jeff Douglasg Bob Fiedler as Archieg Brian Gendece as Harryg Dave Quinn as Andrewg Julie Christianson as Fionag Pam Schmidt as Jeang Beth Walker as Megg Dave Hurford as Angusg John Lightner as Charlieg Terri Wolfe as Maggieg Dave Bennett as Lundieg James Burk as Stuartg Don Griffin as Frankg Laurel Nelson as Jane. Chorus: Tim Benderg Lori Burrellg Grace Fisherg Nola Harrisg Dixie Hyatt, Holly McCoyg Debbie Nolan, Ralph Plank, Cindy Urban, Greg Villet, Grace Whitlock. ,,5...m1s.:,...1f-' - I-,lfwuvvls-. XX, 11 ve- I A 1 1 1 4 f 1. f I g , 1 1 -.,,,.. ,,-?,.. , 1 V . Y, x 4 1 x I ..X, -X , .f f ii 3 - , , . xi. f . . , , i 5 JK V lv , V ,N X 1 v I .-, ff f ,.,. r , Vx f .L ,,, :f' , ' f' ,,, li fr I , , . V , If 1 I 1 . ,,fj'l --A , f- f Y-rl:f: Xx ,ff- - ri :-,T 0' 2 J, f - 1- ' fr -, , fr 5 -g, ,, W- . I Q:--, -V 0 f ', f,. f ff --H f -,.-,L,,,,,-f ' -'Y - -.- Ley-5,-f , ' ff A . -' '- , ,1 v f , g '.1 f iv--Q 0 -- Q, V9 6-Y, Q I l ! U 1 I I 4 . I I , H BELOW-LEFT: Scotti Fraley, the Pan- ther, opens the TV broadcast. BELOW-CENTER: 'Tm 10 feet tallf' and 'Washington was to MU. BELOW-RIGHT: Smoo-oth - J.D shows All-American form against SJ. RIGHT: The scoreboard tells the tipoff tale. Final: 77-79, ETS. Jolly takes umbrage at a St. Johns play- er, below. He was a fighter. RIGHT-CENTER: Bone pops two against Midwestern. We won 90-70! A . frsqtsrflf H 4 Z L., F J ' 1 f!'l1',' 'f 5'5U'l5'NiYlP'T3fi' ft ' Q 12 me 7 I A., -IX ,Fit itil? ,,,4-v-u- .IX 9 it Q ,lff Q' -3-.mm Rimini . .1 , rc a...-,zraqi Y- N ,. .fu-w .f1'9'rr '2 P3 'i f Evfsailal-5 if ,g agvg eip 3-J 41 We f 5 BELOW-LEFT: The NAIA Coach of the Year and the ubiquitous Dr. B. BELOW-RIGHT: Big Dave and an Indi- an in tandem - basketball ballet. -,.-Ak ,.u si KN The band and appreciative fans jazz it up for Coach Matthews. in- 'X , I F J' .Y me ,x 2 A -in --g 1,-g 41 -, 54, 575 S ,fl J. I - 'x2,.j, u yi, V : , :qkfn 733439 Q K lg? ,fi QQ., Z K, ' l aj 'kt,gQ'!,c', . ff 'api' 'V Q ,-fl YQ. -, vt, ' 9 . ,,, . x 'A 1 4y' s I gm A I 1 K wh? ,. - z , 'W ' Rf, V 'ff . . :M V , 5 5, . 1 5. r, 1. A 9 ff 'N K' V 'iff f .14 wi, in K 1 mf, ,ff -A A 5.A.. .-.,....pg ,,,.,,u.:.. - ., , '57 . ,.,,,,,, wud ii H23 , grnrffrl Y- V Y LEFT: Lee Wilder, knew the knee was bad but the form was perfect. LEFT-CENTER: Heavy traffic doesn't worry a Triumph - Alexander scores two! LEFT-BOTTOM: Quick defined: Quinn and LW play ring around Evangel. LEFT: Moral: don't beat us. DC with 125 points avenges an earlier loss to MC. BELOW: Jay Myers explains the bus route: Coach hangs onto the meal tickets. BOTTOM: Ready? If we're ffl, let's wipe them out. Go, Big Red! ' , 7- - S - . - ' if L lv V 'H' .1 6 '. A A ' '4 J bl 3 rj x , . Q .....'- l,f- A .. 1 1 1 r L any U Y. -9. v k , ,5 hi., t at 1. has ff, zz L C, M A A , MJ 5 p S ,d , E- , V 3555-f 4 I, f '- ' ' I T ,- C C -A ci fe -ei 1 . c ' ' q -- W - ' N N i S . t 7 . V I ,J gf .I fy -. X 5 vi ' . or -e4....,..z , -.: ,... QQQ, lI--., up , .g . f I . .V . ya , If F l W 1- at 4 L V . Q t. h f D V 5 F ' f ' ve Q- C 1 i - t W Li .J L - - I V! V J SEASON'S RECORD College of Ozarks Friends U. UMR Avila Southwest Baptist PITTSBURGH SMSU Qherej Lincoln - MIAA UMR - MIAA SMSU - MIAA Pittsburg Southwest Baptist Rockhurst Mo. Western EVANGEL BELOW: It was a big win: Ann Reams congratulates Nate Quinn. BOTTOM-CENTER: We won the re- bound but lost the district playoffs to MoSo. BOTTOM-RIGHT: Carter is sky-high, soaring above the KN Jets. 5 I ff 114-F 5 , .12 9.1, A fiif' V i 15 H '5'fi.v 1gv ' if - :fx Wu. cf' ji, - il? 1, 10... . -Stk?-' w'f?fZ ' 2157 -- 3' - , .gv. ,f-wilfifq 'ff ,-wf' , 1,21 ,. -,a,.,q--33 .1 I V la- , Q -f it 1 t t fs 1 'il 4 ? if ,f 7 7 1 V 102 98 106 89 107 84 1 83 117 79 84 97 100 79 82 81 m..-,,,,.......1,.4--- RIGHT Coach Thomas tries to rally his SMSU Bears. We beat them twice. BELOW: How sweet it is. We win the MIAA tourney, beating SMSU at home. iff W'lC'37l'r'Cfii ,, WL.,-il-h 77-78 Record: 29-4 Marymount Mo. Southern UMKC ftherej MO. WESTERN ROCKHURST AVILA UMR Qtherej Evangel UMKC fherej MARYMOUNT Kansas Newman Mo. Western - Dist. 16 Rockhurst - Dist. 16 Mo. Southern - Dist. 16 Midwestern - NAIA St. John's - NAIA East Texas - NAIA Away games in capitals. 11,9-H s E- 125-99 95-76 84-81 73-68 69-76 112-93 114-82 112-86 81-78 86-97 70-51 96-80 85-79 85-92 90-70 86-79 77-79 BELOW: The Drury press works against SMSU in front of the Bear bench BOTTOM: The Blue Tigers from Lincoln were quick: Drury was stifflmg -f I I ,.. 2 -4 . A L, Q , Lt ri. E I I 4 Y 1 1 i A 1 1 1 I BELOW: Think National is always the slogan of the swim team. TOP: Web toes? Not at first - only x after Steck trains you. RIGHT: I want you doing a flat 1:30 by , . next swim meet. JACK STECK ' SUPER COACH Coaching swimming is fun, not funnyg Jack Steck smiles at funny things. Swimming is serious. I've coached 26 All-Americans in 10 years, he says with quiet pride. It's his idea that a good coach helps good swimmers become great swimmers. His ten year record of 7671 Q96 victories in 126 meetsj is evidence of his ability. NAIA agrees: he's their former Coach of the Year. 1 1 7 2 J V, i ,,,: 'W' -Q kk 44' - A .Q- - INS!! L, A.---- --A-.if N ' 11,1- ZDIJ YD OPTIONAL AUUYD FRi Fx V ei E 1- ' Q -5- W V L 1.1 .- , r:1...5 L .' , r ' , , Lfiiiuf-...W Ww'1ifPtsmf?fc:4 -6, ,, Iwi' 1,1- ,,,,e,'f,zff, 465344 1,'f,4i,2. 9 4'-AJJA' ,, ,M uf 93?'5'fZ:'32'1 iiiijaiz I 1?.i,2Q1p,f' i f 4, frf, ,. zifzif f ' W4 ' V I .mx -f 4 ,f XX , ry v , , 9 x Q.. I .5 '11, CEU 'UU A Y nm Vi 1 5 , ,Xi pp K e-Q.'r' gi 'HIL --N 30 I ,qu 3 Q.. gglj,-Q. ,5 - M - ' 'fx I . ' ,., wif ,, RANDOM IMPLICATIONS I passed by his garden and marked with one eye, How the Owl and the Panther were sharing a pie: The Panther took pie-crust and gravy and meat, While the Owl had the dish as its share of the treat. When the pie was all finished, the Owl, as a boon, Was kindly permitted to pocket the spoon: While the Panther received knife and fork with a growl, And concluded the banquet by -M f if--V H lf 'fW ' ' ,- f I Z 3 5 I' 2- : 5 4 4 ? 5 A 3 I ' ' f 1 2 2 g . A 3 ,, ?' , ,'.,:::r , , ,I -fl! 1 I giifgif 254 v t 1 , ' if-1 1,:'1 ?f i-i Z.'g' ' 1' g, .-Ii, I f Z5 1, Natl ? ff- QV Egfag 5 ff I' ' 1' 4 1 Lis 'V 1, 'W , V 4 -1' an 7 'if Z' j 1' 5' , ff 4, in Sophomore diver Rob Mitchell perfects Q, ' A A 5 g,m,if,-ffw technique in his quest for All-American W .M ' ., ,, ,mm status. As a diver enters the water, judges evalu- ate the complete five to award from 1 to 10. The entry is critical during relays. N...-aff f .,'1,J.. 2- 1 ,,y,,,eff fi- 'MH -' ff -' .-.....w . 9 I 1 I' I , 'jf' ' , ,gif 4 W Iv., ,, ,,,, 5. V MW! , , WW 73 1 f :yZ,,2,,,, r 1 . ,vayfqf '.'v,'4 , 4 1 g 1,120 . E L 4 'xg H.-.ua f ,, f. 4 I . 5911 V - L M, ,- 4,4 ,+ ' m-flap, V. 1 1 4, 'V .I 55132 'v!', f4, f , 7 f 1 1 rv 1 'C 1 . ', ff! EA.. ,, J 33 . f Q K -. Q Pu F I I i X P 0 ffl. 7 j, F, ff? 1 ,Abn -jg ' .,.,. 55 A. ........ 1 L 4 T A v -V if . . A In -'G 'PX P' Q... I . 3 . , . tggixigaff 3, f-q.....-iff,-if sac cf c 0 Q a 4 r, A ,Quill L. :N Q ii? ff? - -' 2. hi 3 .wwf x J., -Y .- 4 vhmz.,-,,' '1- . , W- FIT!! 'hi I l f 1,1 s A A -1 0' r 'xi iff? ' . , All, I 6, '. Q4 niq- 5 GQ. x-.R PROUD? YOU BELIEVE IT Coach Steck assembles the whole squad fbottom picturej to commemorate a success- ful season. Front rowfL-RJ: Mgrs. Smith and Page, .Wierhake,,Wagnon, Dietz, Ross, Law- son, Yount, McCormick, Jamrozy, Morosky, Coaches Steck and Queal. Back Row QL-RJ: Markle, Ashlock, Mitchell, Chelowski, Lo- pez, Flato, Melia, Villet, Denevo, Schaper, Cagle, Scott, and Ryan. Atha Pool is behind the shrubbery. L1 .. .J.-1.f 'I 'Q' C TWC C T'Tf ' ' A 2 ww 1 in E L i. x, 'Aa I if , Gi 2 Lnilf ,- n .. 4, I . il I .. ' ll. .J .Ti t 53' V' lp 4 5 2 - 75 F' ' ' 5 223 1' ku V - ,.,, 5 . I I 4' -1-3 . 1, 1: ,N -an .... -0 -- ,Z , U' ntl- U E:-, Y, - iff. QA-' . .rg 0 q4l':' ,,, r 5, r 'Q 2 Q. - - THE i-'vi 'Y -Q rr., 11' . 1- - ' A-Q-3' r? -' I ,- ,S 1' I 1 14 -3 -. - , - .131- x -,p The tlmers for the swlmmlng Panthers were calm, cool, collected precrse always fully aware ln every pool srtuatlon Not to mentron smart and pretty Front row bottom Loulse Serler, Clndy Barnes, Ir1s WIISOH, Jrll Nelson Smrth Beth Walker Cyndr Roper, Shannon Splcer back row Jana Hall Becky Tegler Jessrca McMas ters Kathy Krause, Mary Henderson, Allrson Hale, Klm Chancellor, Karen Conover, Drane Slmmons LEFT: Roper says, Florida grapefruit, Texas cactus, we can . . LEFT MIDDLE: Wilson, Cummins, Muff, Donaldson, Roper, Hoffelt, Wilson and Meek. BELOW: We broke two legs getting this picture. BOTTOM: We made the team go - at the NAIA. --,LL -. A basketball game without cheerleaders is like a cake without icing. Some people go to ball games just to see the rah-rah girls. They're the ones who chan- nel the energy and enthusiasm of the fansg they provide the public release of tension and frustration. They're the obvious, flea-hopping connection between team and their support- ers. How about three cheers for the D girls! . 'ff it?? ':T7 ' ,. , , ,,....,7ff,'1I My filvgifk . - 1 ffm:-L f'4i,'ffifif. r, - ,- A.,-, ,, I L: ,L 75' ' 11-..-M-1-vi' ,1-.,-- .-.g-tQf:.,,.1,.f.a.-Lt ,... Dawg, 41L.ge.1zaaiZ.z21A.' - ' - li NATL Dry P RIGHT: Ms. Roberts, fine dancer, and pom-pon sponsor. BELOW: Jamie Greenstreet, Cyndi Pfeiffer, .loan Cologna, Sharon Howlett prance. BELOW, LEFT: Colorful, smart, pretty: the PRANCERS! BELOW, RIGHT: If you think it's easy, try raising a cheer y'rself. 4 .1 --4--,A..,-Nffswt.,,-,..,,,,lM'L- f wf::,:p.1,,,,Z,...,. to if r .J V T- fv ,, M., yqpzy- ,,,.-,, 10,1 ,Q-L, ,,,,j,1,,f ,V. f.:g.m.-:rmyfffe 1 , ..,,YL,-.. 1 -..' vE.ANGErQA0rm1+QLfA.o of ' W GMD lrx? I .N LN N, - x,... Q, X 1 Ai ,Ar Ind! . ybe we are a church school en. BELOW: Sharon Howlett, tti Fraley and Randy, Pan- E . i , l BELOW: Cheryl Light, growls for her fa- vorite cats. J., ,..,4nf ' 31-1..xg.3u7H5b,,.. -i-........ 51 Q Lambda Chi won the volleyball crown but the Sigma Nus dominated the All-Star Team, and their Mark Anderson was the MVP. Everyone but Sig Ep and the Phi Kaps tied for second in the men's division. All-Stars were: Anderson, Lightner, Loyed, VanDenburg, Ahmad, and Jackson. Lambda Chi won for the second straight year, and their record was 4-1. Their only loss was to the KA,s. Three teams with 3-2 records QKA, SN, Ind.j tied for second. Aff 15 if -vm., -.,'....,,, RIGHT: You're a scholar, Bill, not a sport. Phi Kappa vs. Sigma Nu. BELOW: Here's how we did it in Kenya: Kim Chancellor's form. BOTTOM: Have you had your volleyball sandwich today. SN won. fr GN ...,,, My fx: tcp 4:51 r -9? ff ' ' 02,12 Q, f ' ff , 'i .v ' . L' . ,, I , A ' v,.,fV:,2QP?Qf1 ' ' ' A ' . 'P' - tiit L . 'X by g y m I 1 V N pf? ft ' , T7,. I1 had lv nz ' ' 75,1 V' ' , WZ, ,, , k .1 , ' 13' 'M 'i?j'f'giif -,-,,...1- 'M , .ihv 1 F9 N . Par 3218 fzf' ' 4. .4 bet ,,... Ai- f ,sn In E..-' A , ,,,,,.t.aw- BELOW: The class of the league: Lambda Chi spikes. Fate. LOWER RIGHT: When you don't play, PRAY! Famer is an intent umpire. BOTTOM, MIDDLE: They didn't tell us in Kenya how to play this. LOWER LEFT: Jana didn't swallow the ball. Please leave, Felix. No matter what The Mirror headline said, the A-Phis won the women's volleyball divi- sion title. The Independents were second: Tri Delts, 3rd. The All-Star team, voted by all the players in the division, were: Jan Steiner, Theresa Emerson, Stephanie Rutan, Marge Clana- han, Terry Mayberry, Scotti Fraley, Kim Muetzel, Gail Johnson, Kathy Pierpont, Jewell Donaldson, Nancy Cummins, Rita Hoffelt, Becky Tegeler, and Jana Baldwin. Honorable Mention: Mary Beth Squires, Ja- nie Rigg, Debbie Cohen, Jeannine Chinnock, and Debbie Nolan. v ti :-:' ' , tit' , , - - if Y. .35 si- ' p, , -I .J '. 5- l e Leif in 9' it l .-'Z 5 x - vi' L Y x?xApe.....-.w-.-....--,......-p,,-.-1v+1.-.'-..,- f, fa. 1. an-41' The KA's lost their first softball game in 7 years and then blew the whole season to Bas- ketball Players, the Independents, the Phi Kaps, and the great Lambda Chis. The Mirror said, Awesome is the only word to describe the Alpha Phis softball team. Some of the great women players were Stephanie Rutan, Casandra Manley, Cindy Campbell, and Sandy Howlett. Rain was the most consistent winner. TOP: Hey, the peanut bleachers said, he's batting with a banjo. RIGHT: It was a ball but she didn't hold up. Concentration. BELOW, LEFT: Over the tennis court is a home run - anywhere. BELOW, MIDDLE: What would Lou Brock do? Sell flowers or umbrella-hats. BELOW, RIGHT: It was a good try but the run scored. if i ,, p X V u H ' .X'j,,,f,, af., . .ff-'4fiJ3!'.Tt'L'Z-it ..,..,, . f -arf, . - ,M,.,,,,, H0521 t 4, fi ..,... ,. my fm, iff? 'f'jf ,va M-x mrrdif' ,.. Af:-2 - v.. ..f.' i... -, , ' L Fila LEFT: Your form is fine, honey, but the ba1l's in the mitt. LEFT, MIDDLE: The follow-through is ..... 'f?'1uA.., ,-vw fun, but why is the Ump kneeling? BELOW: Itls a double-play the hard way - or lost contacts. BELOW, RIGHT: Clay catches fIies,, cows, colds, and keg brew. LEFT, BELOW: Lookcc here, Meredith, if Bear Bryant says bat like this . . . il RIGHT, BELOW: Here, sweetie, tippy- ' ' up a teeney boopsy-up. AA :,,f.:.u-8, , I , M , V ' I4 ' 1 ,A Z L I ' a fu! 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'N-, H -f f,,. , ,iw ff fl ff' JW-af Tennis, as such Cand like most of our modern sportsj, is a relatively modern game. It began in 1873 ,flike Drury Col- legej in Wales and its innovator was Wal- ter C. Wingfield. Tennis has always been a prestige sport at Drury, favored by alumni, faculty, and students who know the height of the net equals the length + the width of the rack- et. This year, Alpha Phis Teresa Emerson and Terry Mayberry defeated Kappa Del- tas Scotti Fraley and Becky Lorenz for the womenis title. 4 f 1 3 'ai lf. sl. .1 JL, r 4 1 fp 1, ,J F111 . l 3?'3Z1 '1w'1I'f 'ii4f .'.. 1' The Independents won the men's intramu- ral swim meet for the second straight year. The Pi Phis edged the Tri-Delts in the wom- en's half, followed by Alpha Phis, Kappa Del- tas, Independents, and Zetas. Sigma Nu was second in menls events, fol- lowed by Phi Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi, and Sigma Phi. 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',., . w .,,,,, V 1 Pj . - AQ! 1 I! wiht, , 1 I I X ff-Q, 5 , , ' x 4 'Na If ixk If W I K 'X . N 1 1 f f f X x ' 1 1 I ' . . 1 . ' 1 I , 1 , , f A -Q.-viva-.-..-,..p-Q-----W-rv-1.-.--, .. .,.,....... -s --mv Top left: Lyn Markle gets ready to leave for Spring formal. Far left: Amy Blakemore shows what she thinks of life. Center: Kathy Small smiles at the camera. Above: Terri Mayberry shows tennis skills during women's match. Below: AI Annie is performed at the Greek Sing Oppo- site page: ifl A-Phis win another game with Terri Mayberry and Debbie Cohen. 1-1.1.1 7 'ff ' 'f J-FM' 5 Vlrifii I we llV'f M W f .:'i '7 'f if Sa Jess B in Com l M2 The S. B2 :ts ready to leave for Xmy Blakemore shows Center: Kathy Small bove: Terri Mayberry vomen's match. Below: the Greek Sing Oppo- Cohen. 3 at-41 'I , , LL- vi ...J I , l.A . trkh .l1. . 5 'H . 3 ' C Sarah Roudebush Jessica McMasters Bonnie Scheffler Lisa Bage Connie Sue Fortner Patricia Gatti Jackie Beckner Mary Anderson Linda Fendler Martha Lauritzen Sharon Stapp Jan Steiner Kim Tucker Robin Krick Theresa Mayberry Julie Taylor Carol Meagher Stephanie Rutan Brenda Scheffler Carolyn Skinker Lori Launhardt Debbie Nolan Kathy Small U FQ . ,Q lf 1 Susan McDermott Helen Moore Deborah Stamm Debbie Cohen Sally Wessels Patrice Wheelan Anne Hardee Joan Welch Amy Blakemore Mahalia Boyd Sherry Tobaben Kathleen Mims Marge Clanahan Teresa Emerson Joyce Stribling Mary Stribling Lyn Markle Tammy Parrish Steve Abbadessa Andy Arnold Mitch Ashlock Charles Burry Steve Carpenter Kevin Clingan Mark Clippard Roger Derryberry Carl Dietz Tim Donegan Mike Doran Steve Dryer Mark Farner Bruce Farner Frank Fay Mike Fitzpatrick Walter George Shelly George Eric Hall John Howk Kelly Hughes Steve Jamrozy Kevin Kenall Tom Kramer Mark Litteer Frank Lopez Jay Myres Frank Morosky Matt Negri John Thompson KAPPA ALPH Bill Nunn Scott Pitts Charles Penn Whit Ross Tim Schultz Terry Schultz Tom Smith Dick Strange Don Vespa Don Vincent Roy Waddell Marvin Ward Mark West John White Chuck Whitmore John Woodruff Kevin Bilyeu Steve Connelly Charles Mercer Rich Gross Rob Joseph Brad Gregory Mike Wheeler James Taylor Paul Burns Mike Modlin James Harrod Steven Chasteen Thomas Baker Steve Lupo L .. j-3, 7 l 1ore ,ff ly ICI' I' l :en r ding I .hi 'Q X95 Above KA s do their cheer at Greek Smg. Left Carl Dietz and Kevm Bllyeu stuff cannon to be shot offduring D1x1e KAs cheer at Drury Panthers game. Opposite page DIXIC week actlvmes mclude cannon and beer. Bob Anderson Bob Lemons J ay Beck Carry Brice Phil Baris Ernie Vandenberg J , Rick Hieman B' Bucky Vanhooser X fl l I' ' X Aaron Karp Hal Hanstein R. J. Sweet Bill Tilinski Barry Tremmel Bart Kraeger Tim Sewel SIGMA PHI EP ILC Jim Jones Mark Wood Chuck McClellan Doug Marrs Al Moore Wilgus Creath Tom Hill Rex Elbert Naoto Takano Steve Morin Pat Hopkins Mike Pybas Mark Schooler Jd :Clellan 'rs eath l cano 'in ns s oler e 4 'ii-A-I 11524 Arg nv L 1 . - ' -Q Above Bill Creath types away at a paper. Below Sig Eps led by Jim Jones sing a song at Greek Sing. Opposite page, Steve Morin crashes out after a nigl1t's partying. ' x --, N. ', - -,,.. . , ,- ....... Bill Schlect Jeffrey Marshall Randy Williams Felix Milfield William Punch Ron Williams Wesley Miller Jeffrey Pitman Terry Roberts Steven Smith Keith Allen George Brockman Greg Luff Ken Peterson Pete Queal John Morley John Hutchison Tom Beuerlein PHI Larry Hill Guy Hendricks Charlie Clancey Greg Puttnam Dick Dickerson Larry Mayfield Chris Huth Jack Nease Randy Caskey Aric Aikers Lawrence Washington Mike Carter Ray Jackson Steve Flato Bob Fiedler Mike Wagnon Robin Regis Brad McWilliams 1, W, -.-.,.-,.- - . GREEKS: AN EXPLANATION Blue jeans, grafitti shirts and keg beer are not the essence of Greekdom at Drury Col- lege. It is true that casual dress and good times are characteristics tamong othersj used to create an image of the fraternity man or the sorority woman - these are sterotyped images which frequently make Greeks un- popular with independents and administra- tions. , Greek Life, though, has meaning beyond the nearest T-shirt sale or disco bar. Fraternities have been a part of Drury Col- lege almost from the beginning in 1873. Even then they were sterotyped, symbolizing aris- tocratic prestige and idealism to others. But no one could deny that they set standards of conduct with an authority unmatched by oth- er campus groups: they influence. The Greeks' have always been involved in philanthropic projects: softball games, lolli- pop sales, fashion shows, settlement houses - many national causes are their pet pro- jects. Scholarship is also much stressed by Greeks: each organization sets a minimum grade requirement and awards are given to groups and individuals with high grade point averages. The Greeks have been criticized, distrusted- by those blind to their objectives and positive aspects. Yet the Greek system today is as strong as ever at DC. Greeks serve youths' great needs for fel- lowship. It is this fellowship which gives rise to strong, important, life-long friendships. Greeks are great. . . Linda Fendler, Editor llfifilikirlkilfilillliilikilfllfikilikifikik The InterFraternity Council and the Pan- hellenic Council are organizations which Greeks and the College sponsor. They are instruments of self-governance. They pro- mote self-study and self-help in solving prob- lems peculiar to the Greek system. -'f,'-1-v-m., N-1-uf'--p-.-f..v,-vv-1.-. .,- -.-- - S f Y , 5 Wi mi , .kyx-Af..-. S.. U11 H UPPER RIGHT: The Panhellenic Coun- cil met for a Cellar confab. ABOVE: Walter George makes a point. 1 V I, Kirk, Kevin and Jeff listen? fn, I LEFT: In Findlay, Pressley makes a pointy jj? j- 1 I Dean Ransome considers. ,, u.. miaeh-.. ggiejifg'-ff 'ff' is'f,f:zM-e-r,w1f'iw,,g,5gwJQ- ,,f.,: 4 K KE rv, ,,, , .1-.... ,,.. Q -..-.-- -A e , ,-- ,,,, -,.... a 4,M ii P f,:.,,,,,,7:.7j,r77,j ,,7..?7,,,.,.7,,.7f,,,I-5,7ZW.,:,..,. f M5:Z? V !fg ,, ,,,, Panhellenic Coun- mfab. ge makes a point. f sten? N sley makes a pointg ' rs. 'ans Opposite page: Bill Punch uses the game room. Top: Phi Kaps Jeff Marshall, Terry Roberts, Greg Putnam, Randy Caskey, Robin Regis, Felix Milfeld, Bill Schlect, and Tim Ryan watch the skits at their usual balcony seats. Right: Liz Ga- mel presents best skit award to Felix Milfeld and Jeff' Marshall. Below: Phi Kaps do Monty Python skit for Greek sing. ' es -J , 2 5- 1' ig,-94tQ5gg,annait-41.-r.g:..l'Kl.K5. - F +-- --wg? ' 1 SENATORS Freshmen: Tony Clark, Alice Little, Cyndi Roper, Jean Somers, Carolgene Williams, Millon Wilson. Sopho- mores: Anita Coburn, Jana Hall, John Lewis, Scott Marrs, Rob Mitchell, Rod Douglas. Juniors: Mitch Ash- lock, Joe Frisella, Amy Kilpatrick, Louise Seiler, Rob Wheeler, Terry Wood. Seniors: Steve Faszholz, John Hutchison, Barb McCullough, Leah Montgomery, Chuck Tillman, Iris Wilson. Vice President: Rick Smith, President: Phil Page. fi 'Qc +3 L' 1 - JIU- ,I , ,, 1 LLEIR 'ta '5,iiiaiuI0N L , ,.., 'M ABOVE Newly elected President Jack A man of manl' falemsi Phil Was also mall- son VP Williams with Sommers agel' f0f U16 SWHT1 team. .-ai, E gent friendly hRS .ittle, Cyndi Roper, Jean Millon Wilson. Sopho- Hall, John Lewis, Scott glas. Juniors: Mitch Ash- Lrick, Louise Seiler, Rob rs: Steve Faszholz, John gh, Leah Montgomery, cc President: Rick Smithg 5 4 'tl 11,44 egg ' Q Y Q. fs., .L . 'wi ,A -.J .4 Re is .f-1 1 1' , : - JUN ie... hil was also man- I . i i ' ..:-M-5 1 -Q.,-, R,-.A . -- 7. . 1... Lueggmnw-I. - ir l W---vwnuqsuvtpq ABOVE: Twenty-one of 26 senators are pleasantly amiable for the camera. BELOW: Oklahoman Phil Page, intelli- gent, friendly, speaks out. f S4 J' OUR MAN IN THE SENATE We tend to think that Senate is an all- powerful voice for the students and its mo- tions and resolutions should be heeded just as are bills from the national Congress. Our res- olutions must often pass through a hierarchy of faculty, administration, and trustees. Often Senate represents the students in just a token way - a vote on curriculum change for example. But even a token vote is an improvement over past practice. The Senate, for the most part, has the re- spect of the faculty. Many of their decisions do not need student approval, but yet they always bring their plans and decisions before the Senate. The opportunity to learn has been consis- '1 5' T 5- t3ulf' tently present in Senate. Our responsibilities are perhaps our best learning experiences. Senators gain a new respect for themselves and their school. Their responsibilities gener- ate a self-confidence which becomes invalu- able in later life. This has been the best Senate I've ever been associated with: they have taken respon- sible action many times - the increase in student fees, for example - and always after thorough study. Senator attendance has been above 95'Z:. Rick Smith, as Vice President, has done more than his share of work. I have sincerely tried to represent student attitudes, wishes, values to faculty and ad- ministration. I value your trust. - Phil Page !' tgps - e .-.1-...4--p.......,,v---.-.-n, ..., .......,. -rr wee +' fm f f LEFT: New editor Ashlock consults a young expert on the Panthers. BELOW, left: Head photog Heim is snapped by someone else in dkrm. BELOW: Mitch and the muckraker,', Flo Stephens, work on layout. X VI 'li U ,.- 1 ,,. f.,-. ,,g7zf,g.3':1 ff? vX5':, l ' . . f 1 fd' 1 ., 1 ' f, ,,.4v,mw'+f fs ,r f , r 4 1 4 4 54 '94 ' N A4 ' ff K 'mf' 1 V' 2 7' W. ,f V' c ,JZ l l Y n l i 5 F 5 I 1 ff ..v.f,t. , ..,, ....g,.W......- ABOVE: The B Walker attends l A E mann -I was I I kshlock consults a 'anthers. , photog Heim is :lse in dkrm. the 1-nuckraker, 1 layout. rf U M-rs -' f ' in-1' ABOVE: The Busch account is important: BELOW: Liz and Bill: the Punch in the Walker attends to it. Mirror and his pretty A.Ed. IN THE BEGINNING WAS - Some hack writer once said What's in a word? In the case of The Mirror: every- thing. Some wise old Drury professor 92-93 years ago probably said, Let it mirror the myriad activities at Drury College. It's done that through the years BUT it's also done much more. It has been the labora- tory experience to go along with the theory and wisdom of many fine journalism teachers such as Lois Wimberley. Through its pages have paraded the brain-children of some of our finest national and regional journalists. It has been diligent in its efforts to provide campus news. It has been the conscience of Drury - and that has demanded truculence and morality. It has sometimes provided strong models for the reluctant family that has been Drury. Drury College, The Mirroris a good reflec- tion on you. 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'E 8 Right: 'f ' Mr. William Cummins 1 . Vice President Of Finance ' 3 1 1 Y I .,AS?f?ii 'ff ' F' H?'HE'i!if':1Tf lwm. 'HlR1 ...Q .. -.- , ,,., ,,,,,,,, A . 4 -M Y., . , . ,-.,,-G.--..., ,N., ,A ..7..-,l,-03-..,. ...L-....q..........,..A....L.,V-l...-, ML. ...- Y, - -- 'di IGW K JJ' f-ff' ' R X 1 C I, X, X -5' X ff' ' , I ' I ' 'dvr 2 ' i 1' LEFT: Keith Lynn is Director of Place- ment. BELOW, left: Dan Cashel ponders: admit a student, submit stats? BELOW: Rick Liebman set a mighty line N ,X table and managed to smile. 1 frm- P' l Q W 1 1 A K A ...gl-A - 1. if ' ,f:4MQ..... -.:'-.191-4L .E'E :.-W W Dr. Victor M. Agruso, Jr. Psychology 7 fx N E .4 C Ms. Judith Armstrong Librarian gi fn ,-. ,VN 4 t. ., A T ,.. ,...f, .. Amir, Mrs. Eleanor Beck Home Economics '25,,fi2g',,21- 3351 ...f,.--..-..-,-.,.p---.....-,-..-...-..,..-.., ..,. ..,... . Dr. Alberto Andino Foreign Language Dr. Harvey Asher History K Mr. Darrell L. Benne Music 1 I pil 'zz 1 .qi QV P Dr. Lora Biology Dr. H. Ray Ch Political Scienc -9 f. -4 K Ms. Dorothy D Asst. Librarian ' ' iii' N' iii' fn 1' p-1 I Dr Lora Bond Biology Dr H Ray Childers Jr Political Science i Dr Thomas Samuel Brown Psychology F 57,1- ' My Mr Robert Cummings Vice President for Fmance Dr James H Bynum English Mr Charles DeBerry Speech f Dra ma Sv ' A' ' ' :' 1 A -- 'fQ'-QlYN-:--'--f- f-f ' HQ- -M1-f... .,..... 'NL lA,..,, .,,,, ,,V.. ,-Y ,.,,M,, Ayxr 4,..w,,,q5,-,5.tt:! 'LJ 1'-:tru F g ol- MAA sa I , ,E Q l y H ,, lx . mf, 'f . ' H t ' ' A it yrl' n' , f y - . -t ' 1: 1 ' lf. ,jj '- I , I ' E V 5 in If g in we: G .gl lgl., . r fr an A ' X ' t l , ii j Mg, A1 psf ,r j I ' l 'G 44,44 , 11' if 3 . , ,'., :eg-,Q ' , V X- . 'fwfr ' fl 'Z' . '. K' . .N 'Y .. ' - YI 1 1 fl.- Ms. Dorothy Doering Asst. Librarian Dr. Allen Eikner PhilosophyfReligion Dr. Eltjen Flikkema Asst. Dean of Students Modern Foreign Language Q Dr. James Gibbons Dr. Willard Graves Chemistry Mathematics Mrs. Joan H'Doubler Dr. Edwin S. Hill 1 Nurse Psychology f ' Dr. Robert H. Ingersol Mr. D. Wayne Johnson Biology Music 5:5 ',i'L .CTb 'IL' H' ' 9' 1.1. .-, V ' -..va -,,..-f--.4--- ,..... ..-,..,...,,,,. ki ., , , ,,,.. Magi, c' ,.,, N - - . J f-al ii i gg... . 4 Mr. Bill Harding Physical Education ,, Mr. Wayne Holmes English -es- f A-N TA Ani Dr. Stephen R. Jones Biology -'5'M 17l 'Tf5 '9'Ai2i:!J554!'!1 Eff FFR J..-5 .,, J- , ,,,. - Q Dr. Don Veme Music 1 v Dr. James Livii English Mrs. Rhonda M yy? Manoa, V, un!! tqq V ixnnrliqyggw I ' i quid ilu I ,,,,,,a,,,,,, W... ... .. ...h..... ,.,, ....-,,.w.,.-.,.,,,....,.. , ... ..,.-,g.,.- ,,, .. ,, , 1 -' - .' - ' ,, f A '. ' l ii I , fm. 'HAI V A i if M a .. , .-' 'Y E . 1' M, 5 It 1 V ' .. ' is fl' . . 5 . Dr. llon Verne Joseph Dr. Richard Killough Miss Mary Klinger MUSIC ReligionfChaplain Modern Foreign Language ., I i so L 'L' - is is Z Dr. James Livingston Mr. Keith Lynn Dr. Joe P. McAdoo English Placement Speech f Dramatics rsun-an-vfve-uluunlluv-' 'I ' I . - .'A' .' J , ., 1 fx, Mrs. Rhonda Mammen i.-' ffl.-... Dr, Ashley D. Marable SociologyfAnthropology , . ,nur ,, LF gif' J Mrs. Kathy Marymont Dir. of Public Information Dr. Edsel Matthews Mrs. Harriet Mears Physical Education ArtfSpeechf Drama Dr. Charles R. Mercer Mr. Samuel Minasian Business Administration Music -.9 . i Mr. Cleadis Newman Mrs. Judy Nickle Dir. of Physical Plant Dir. of Alumni Affairs ...MJ f' , :ff Dr. Richard M.. Mears English fi. Dr. Maybelle Newby Dir. of Teacher Education Mr. Ted J. Nickle Mathematics 4 lil s Ulf Af ,4? ' 11-M 'ii' ' .nuv 'fV'7' LQ 1fi2i51: i 3 A 'V1-'V. :-A . sf- A filler few L if is E' ligylff .55 T9 'f -3 f f-'4 QQ? xzffgebl Mr. Erwin C. ll Registrar , , .. f A N V N7 . 4- 5 H1 ,gi -4 . Mr. Bill Ransoi Dir. of Student - -2 -f .f 4e. - ' ..'lLi ,,-... . . - Miss Joyce Rok Speech f Drama 1 Mr. Erwin C. Null Registrar .Q . if A -Q I , 3553- f' ,,,,,4ak,, ., mf-. 3 - 1, , i,,,. 5' , ff 1 5 Mr. Bill Ransom Dir. of Student Center 3 -95 . 1, . ' f ra. f,, 'QW' ' 14 . ,321 fi, j VA. ww: . W: ZZ, ' 6 'Zh ' , ff: ffl. E , . 6 we ff f, X fJ.,fze2Zmffz,... 'lf Miss Joyce Roberts SpeechfDramafPhy. Education ..... ws-. - ,. Q-5.-.W .Av -- .sf-iv ' - V . e1.s..K..a.Le,m,.mLxL.12:Q..-.el-. f J,aLmg5.gg5,4 .. mf, . .mas-.,.,a....i .asm ..,.- 1.-,--.1 .: 403, 875' Mr. Daniel Padberg Speechf Dramatic Arts 1914 Dr. Paul Reichardt English Dr. William D. Rohlf, Jr. Business Administration 1 V l' ' , . A-1 M! -. ii' .J.f fn,-1:5-is-i-w.1Lmi:1szv9iLmn.,, - . vw Dr. Jorge L. Padron Vice President for Academics Dr. James Riley Physics I f- -jwx-4 'Q ff X. l 'ix . gg: ,AK 5 IK Mrs. Sue Rollins Physical Education 4 4 E E E - ? Q , . 2: J I rl ,V1 I , 1 l lil Il ' i 1 J l sig '1 F .Ti Ex:-f 2fIfI '1 ,f Dr Protima Roy Dr Rabmdra N Roy Mr. Stephen Education 1 Biology Chemistry Mathematics 44.953 Mr John Simmons Dr James F Smith Dr. Lawrence Stauffer r History Bl0l0gy X X f X X Rm ,k,.. 41.1-. ?gqi.. . . -- L....... we-Q--f1vi: -.qi .R .2 Q-sift. - Mr Jack N Steck Dr William Curtis Strube Mrs. Karen Sweeney Physical Educallorl Dir of Breech School Dean of Students l v Dr. Sidney R. Music Mrs. Rozalea V Home Economii V .1-7.5 Q . jf:-T-'r . - 1- 3,,,: ,., jg. E . . 1 YS? ' N Ag ! i. X Ex , 5:2 . J in N Q: X W Q, , .f V X , .sv , 3- im :Sf Q - 3 vw l ' 1 , K N Q ,ns e ' ,ask . xxx A! 1' . xx E '-. X , e N38 E 4' Mrs. Lois Wim English ,:, U... -- ,. V , .-..g.....,,,, H, , - ---, --W--ws....,...1,-?!:.,,!,,,.m,,. . ,, , . s-4....,...,............,..,......sK......X,.M......,....4w,.. M... .M ... 5 m,,3,, 41 lg-,,ff:.:g. f -1 f 3 '-X Dr. Sidney R. Vise Music Mrs. Rozalea White Home Economics Mrs. Lois Wimberley English 4 .Luau , ,,,, ,, . V5 Dr. Donald Weber Physics W Aj-V i g f , , Ms. Edythe West Art . x 1, , lx If f' , x ,W i- 5 .i.., f-aQt.- l W' . Ms. Judy Wickle Dr. Robert L. Wilhoit Speech I Drama , ,M .,.- , sw 11, . R' Mr. John Witherspoon Business Administration Q ' yigg' ,.4w4mw.-n1.y5kJ.: hQa... , w x 1 Mr. Dickson Young Education . x Abbadessa, Steven 72 Abbott, Karen Abernathy, Sandra ACTIVITIES c -if- vf nL+-..x.....,.,.-.-... .. V- t - ,, ,- rw--Q-w.-.A..., , Bennett, David 39 Berger, Dr. William 88 Bernard, Mary BETA, BETA, BETA Beuerlein, Thomas 76 Adams, Carolyn ADMINISTRATION Agruso, Stephanie Agruso, Dr. Victor 88 Aiken, David Akers, Aric 76 V Akins, Stephen V . Al-Fhaid, Ahmad A A Alexander, Jerry 45 'V ,. 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