Jefferson College - Vikon Yearbook (Hillsboro, MO)

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The llefferson College Players include: FRONT ROW Mr. Moore, sponsor, Rob Doyen, Don Hille, Miss Erlich, sponsor, Penny Roques, president, 'IoAnn Martin and Sheryl Abernathy. BACK ROW Ron White, David Williams, Eric Moss and Robert Boyer, College Ployers The jefferson College Players, sponsored by Mr. Paul Moore and Miss Louise Erlich, is a theater group dedicated to presenting good plays and to providing its members with excellent theater experience. Its members, however, have done far more, for they sponsored a speech contest in March for jefferson County high school students. As the two major productions of the year, the jefferson College Players presented My Three Angels in january and HThe Mouse- trapu in May. Don Hille, Bob Brennecke, Rob Doyen, Sheryl Abernathy, 'IoAnn Martin and Eric Moss sing Christmas Carrols in the play, g'My Three Angels.

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The Harbinger Staff consists of, FRONT ROW? Shirley Sansoucie, Diane Dalton, business manager, Ioan Bradford, Constance Milton, Deborah Lindow and Alicia jackson, co-editors, Rhonda Sutterfield, news, and Clara Ogle. BACK ROWQ Jim Reynolds, jim Thebeau, photographer, Ken Breher, layout, Mr. Freisinger, sponsor, Steven Brackman, and Beth Cobb. Harbinger Reports: Rhonda Sutterfield quickly rewrites her article in order to meet a deadline. The Harbinger serves jefferson College students as their main line of communica- tion. The Harbinger informs students of school events and presents thought provok- ing editorials on campus life by student editors. In conjunction with its service to the school, the student newspaper pro- motes community relations through ad- vertising. Businesses that advertise in The Harbinger receive free copies, and many display them as a service to interested patrons. The Harbinger thus helps to unify the student body and to interpret the college to citizens of Jefferson County. The Harbinger Stall all go over a proof copy of the paper before it goes for final printing. 60

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Spanish Club 'H The Spanish Club explore their new language laboratory. FRONT ROW' Mr. Rogers, sponsor, Bob House, president, Steve Cobb, Rhonda Sutterfield, treasurer. SECOND ROW' Diane Rigdon, secretary, Cecil Byas, Dolores Houser, Elizabeth Cobb, Anitallamison and Susan Willm. The Spanish Club is working to foster a better understanding of Latin American cul- ture. To raise money, the Spanish Club has sponsored a slave sale and a Gas Day. The Gas Day was held with the cooperation of the Zephyr station on Highway 61-67 near Kohler City. The proceeds went to the UNICEF Dolores Houser welcomes Carmen Acosta and Lola Urquizu, guests of Bob House and the Spanish Club on April 14, Pan-American Day. Foundation with the request that it be for- warded to a Latin American Country. In addition, the Spanish Club sponsored a Pan- American day on April 14, featuring seminar discussions by exchange students from St. Pius X High School. Lola Urquizu and Carmen Acosta, from Bolivia and Puerto Rico respectively, discuss life in the United States as compared with their homes.