Jefferson College - Vikon Yearbook (Hillsboro, MO)

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Q., Mrs. Martin Secreta ry Mrs. Fisher Secretary I Mrs. Thebeau Secretary Mrs. Yesberg Secretory STAFF SHIRLEY A. FISHER was secretary at the Admissions Office at the University of Missouri in Columbia before coming to Jefferson College, and serves in charge of the general oFtice through the evening. JACKIE MARTIN enjoys her time oft with her three children and singing regularly with a mixed quartet at the Lakeview Christian Church, House Springs, previously she worked for the St. Louis law firm of Luke, Cunlifl, and Wilson. JANE R, THEBEAU sews many of her own clothes herself and Mrs. Kinder Cook met her husband at a welcome-home-from-the-Army party given him by his sister. MARILYN J. YESBERG is busy at present with her husband and IM-year-old daughter completing decoration of their new seven-room house, at the college she handles all bookkeeping, pur- chasing, and payroll. PATRICIA KINDER enioys listening to orchestra and big band music in her spare moments and is lucky to vacation at Gull Lake in Minnesota, coldest point in U.S. in winter and relaxingly cool in summer.

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FIRST FACILITIES First year classes were held in Hillsboro High School. Class- rooms with equipped labora- tories and long blackboards were shared by both college and high school students hop- ing to gain intellectual en- lightenment. However, exclu- sively a part of the temporary College campus were an Ad- ministration Building and two large trailers which contained a bookstore, a library, and two faculty conference rooms. Students found retreat from the everyday stress and strain ol college life in the gymnasi- um where they gathered to discuss the activities of their college. The cafeteria with its atmosphere of relaxation was also the scene of student gatherings. Vending machines containing soda and candy helped Mrs. Kinder provide the delicious food which students ate while smoking, talking, laughing, and studying. Top: Classroom Buildings. Out of the Hillsboro High School ioriginal part center in photo with 1965 addition lefti and Junior High Crightj at 3:05 each afternoon scurried the regular classes to herds of yellow buses, and in flooded streams of cars and college students. Middle: Administration Building. Ap- pearing outwardly like a quiet resi- dential home, the Ad building inside contained the ottices of the president and deans as well as for secretarial staff and was abuzz daily from 8 a.m. often to past TO p.m. with a constant stream of visitors. Bottom: College Trailers. Everyone who took English Comp iand that was everyonel will always remember the conferences in the faculty trailer lleftl and the vital services of the bookstore-library trailer Krightl.