Jefferson College - Vikon Yearbook (Hillsboro, MO)

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Cheerleaders On the deck of the Student Center, the Cheerleaders practice cheers before the First game of the Viking Basketball Team. The cheerleaders of jefferson Col- lege have been effective instruments in welding students from several area schools into a unified whole. They have instilled into the student body that spirit of cooperation and en- thusiasm so important in successful teamwork, In one of jefferson Col- lege's pep assemblies the Cheerleaders familiarize the student body with some of their newer cheers. Cheerleaders: Left to Right, Cindy Hor- ton, Kathy Meyers, Eric Moss, on floor, Gloria Martin, Sandy Dugan, Ken Breher, Phyllis McClenahan, and Margaret Sey- fanth.

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Jock Morrison: Ron White: The Strong-Handed Hustler The Pesty Scropper Six-two jack Morrison added his talents to the Viking squad the second semester. A graduate of Northwest High School at House Springs, .jack lives at home with his parents and his dog, Flitter. He majors in art and plans to transfer to Arkansas State next year, On the court, jack uses his track talents to good advantage. Besides speed, he has a pair of quick hands to block shots and steal passes. On of- fense, he specializes in graceful one- handed jumpers from either corner and in backhanded lay-ups. At for- ward, Jack has proved a real asset to the Vikings. Ron White, the Vikings' second backcourt ace, is a major in physical education. After graduation from -lef- ferson College, Ron intends to trans- fer to S.l.U. On the court, Ron teams up with Tim Marting to upset the defense. Ron's favorite shot is a one-handed set from anywhere on the floor, a shot which clicks with amazing regularity. When he can't shoot, Ron sets up plays with his behind-the-back dribble or an accurate pass. Often Ron finds himself alone for an easy lay-up after stealing a pass. Ron also went out for baseball this spring.

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Intramurals The Mendicants: Mr. Freisinger, Mr. Cook, Mr. Galbraith, Coach Kirksey, and Mr, Vaughn fnot shownj, pose for championship portrait. The intramural basketball season this year featured seven teams in a twelve game schedule. The faculty team, The Mendicants, though plagued by lack of height, injury, and an age disadvantage, won the championship in the final game. Ed Gamache outleaps Urban McLafferty to start a John Davis outruns the Field to score while referee fast break. Harry Cheatham looks on. 55