Lincoln University of Missouri - Archives Yearbook (Jefferson City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1968 volume:

■Ill f- Cti4 if, ' )! . A - f ¥ t7l e L ■ Miss Lincoln ARCHIVES 1968 «TY The Archives Staff Editor-in-chief. . .J. Zamgba Browne Associate Editor Ozy Reynolds Business Manager Louis C. Cross III Copy Editor Donald Barbera Sports Editor Robert Newton Art Editor Colleen Zemp Layout Editors William Curtis, Carolyn Robinson Photo Editor Willie F. Longshore Photographers Lavaughn Wilson, La Verne Smith Secretarie s Sandra Broadnax Carmen Fields Christine Lasley Staff Assistants: Pamela E. Brown, Lela Buckingham, Marilyn Dun- can, Sherry Fletcher, Bennita Givens, Bedelia A. Gordon, Wayne Kitchen, Sue Nelson, Loretta D. Nolan, Jean Schatzer, Ronald Sikes. FOREWORD Lincoln University, sprawling the paraphernalia of a hundred years of learning down its Jefferson City hill, now moves forward into a new era. As we enter this second century, much of the past remains with us. The new science building, appropriately named Founders Hall, stands be- side doomed Memorial Hall. A beautiful new student union building stands across from old Young Hall. In other locations about the campus, the erec- tion of a social science and a military science building are more indicators of the New Lincoln. But the New Lincoln is more than concrete, steel and bricks, the New Lincoln is also flesh and blood, hopes and dreams. Thus, for us the New Lincoln is not really new, but is as old as the dreams of the black soldiers of the 62nd and 65th Missouri Colored Infantries. And so long as there are men with hopes and dreams, each year will find them building a New Lincoln. THE STAFF BOOK ONE ADMINIS TRA TION page 4 BOOK TWO ACADEMICS page 20 BOOK THREE ORGANIZATIONS page 63 BOOK FOUR SPORTS page 95 (fuU BOOK FIVE ACTIVITIES jfa 17 H P BOOK SIX CLASSES page 166 BOOK SEVEN DIRECTORY r- 1 6 - 8.6 o V w ' V .v L « V A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT The Governor of Missouri Warren E. Hearnes. Missouri ' s [5th governor has risen rapidly in Mis- souri State government. He was elected to the House of Representa- tives from Mississippi County in 1950, the youngest man at the time ever elected state representative from that county. Reelected in L952, V , 1956 and L 958, he was elected majority floor leader in 1957 and 1959. He became the 30th Secretary of State of Missouri January c ), 1961, and was elected Governor of Mis- souri November 3. 1964. The Curators Members of the Board of Curators the decision making body of the University includes, L to R, Earl Wilson, Richmond Heights; Bruce Normile. Edina; George Rozier, Jefferson City; President Dawson; Attorney Carl Sapp, Columbia, new president of the Board. James Randall, St. Louis, vice presi- dent of the Board, Mrs. Olive Decatur. Springfield; and Judge Lewis W. Clymer, Kansas Citv, Not pictured are Dr. R. B. Doolin. Kansas Citv, treasurer, and Hal Hunter, New Madrid. The President of Lincoln University Dr. Earl E. Dawson Miss Maxine Rankin, Secretary to the President, helps to keep the President ' s office running smoothly. The University is organized into five major areas of instruction each headed by a divisional chairman. Thev are: Dr. James N. Freeman. Chairman. Division ot Applied Arts and Sci- ences; Dr. Edward Ferguson. Chair- man. Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics; Dr. Thomas D. Pawlev, Chairman, Division ot Hu- manities and Fine Arts; Dr. Oscar J. Chapman, Graduate Council; Dr. J. Erroll Miller, Chairman, Divi- sion of Social Sciences; Dr. James H. Seenev, Chairman, Division ot Edu- cation and Psvchologv. The Dean of Instruction Dr. Oscar . Chapman is a busy man the year round. He has the tremendous duties of seeing that matters of instruction roll along smoothly, and he coordin- ates instruction efforts by distributing available classroom space in a crowded university. Miss Witherspoon supervises the work of student assistants Sharon Alnutt and Wilma Hous- ton. Miss Lareader Witherspoon is secretary to the Dean of Instruction. She assists the dean in his many tasks by keeping records, giving advice, and referring students to proper departments. Alfred Lang serves as Assist- ant Business Manager. Business Office Win I ' re J A. Hamilton, for twenty-odd years has been managing the financial side of Lincoln Uni- versity. He receives all student monies, disburses University funds, and often called upon to assist students in financial difficulty. Mrs. Georgia Cureton, secretary to the Business Manager, handles payroll for students and faculty. Mrs. Charlyne Tyus, University Book- keeper seated, explains uork to a student i r LeRoy King is Clerk Accountant for the Bursar ' s Office. He keeps the records and hooks Mrs. Sherrelyn Woodruff helps to The University switchboard is operated by Mrs. keep track of correspondence for Alfreda Simms. the Business Office. r - Fred Simms is Supply Clerk for the University. ' i Dr. Milton G. Hardiman, Director of the Summer Session. Summer Session Members of the committee for the Summer Session are, Dr. James N. Freeman. Dr. Edward Ferguson. Dr. Thomas Pawley, Dr. Milton G. Hardiman. (Chairman) Dr. Oscar J. Chapman, Dr. Errol ]. Miller, Dr. James H. Seeney. The Public Relations Office, located in the basement of Young Hall, is the most in- formed office on the campus as far as activities and event are concerned. Throughout the school year various govern- ment and industrial agencies send representatives to re- cruit interested students, hese representatives make their headquarters in the Public Relations Office. James A. Saunders, Director of Public Relations Public Relations Keeps Eye on Events John J. Johnson, Assistant Director of Public Relations. ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS The Office of Admissions and Records ' objective is to serve the entire academic community: Stu- dents, faculty and administration. This office is basically responsi- ble for the execution of policies concerning admission matters of registration teacher certification and maintenance of scholastic records. Charles McKinney. Director of Admissions and Records completes his first year of service. Miss Loretta Owens sees to it that transcript requests are filled. Herbert Robinson is Assistant Director of Admissions and Records. Lincoln University cites Mrs. Eva Gar- rison Wright and C. C. Darnel for 1 7 and 28 years of service. , « ?. jrtT. av a Information for student transcripts is handled by Mrs. Opal Patterson Mrs. Maguerite McPike is a secretary in the Of- fice of Admissions and Records. University Analyst- Programmer, Norris Peason Far Right, gives his staff few tips on how to use the com- puter. Members of the staff in- cludes, Ruth Bell, Nancy Franke, Janice Hayes, George Bretthorst. (Not Shown) Yvonne Welch, Joella Turner. Ml!?! All registration cards must be thoroughly checked. Dr. John- son shows students the next step. Mr. Ben Pugh completes first year as Dean of Students Miss Betty A. Adams, acting Dean of Women supervises women ' s activi- ties on campus and looks after their personnel problems. Possibly the largest number of persons working in any one area at Lincoln Uni- versity can be found in the Personnel Services. This area includes: discipline of stu- dents, providing jobs for students, health services, recreational services, custo- dial services, student organization, dormitory directors, and many other aspect of campus life. The head man here is Mr. Ben Pugh, Dean of Students. He is assisted by Miss Betty Adams, Dean of Women. Personnel Guides RttfcaL? Mr Keener Tippin is Director of Housing. Staff Students Mrs. Consuelo C. Young, is the Official University Hostess. Mr. Nathaniel R. Goldston is in charge of food ser- vice. Lincoln University ' s Cafeteria where ffi more than nine hundred students are served daily. Maintenance The Physical Plant Department is a service organ- ization and is required to operate, maintain, ex- pand, plan and construct the physical facilities of the University. Mr. Luther W. Hatcher, Director of Buildings Utilities, and Grounds, supervises all campus maintenance, repairs and con- struction. Mr. Fred F. Simms serves as the University Inventory and Mail Clerk. Veterans get Assistance For more than 23 years, Allen T. Busby served on the University ' s faculty. After his retirement two years ago, Mr. Busby decided to remain around in order to serve as counselor to veterans. Mr. Allen T. Busby serves as Veteran Counselor. Mr. Busby listens attentively to a veteran. A front view of the Student Union Building. % Albert P. Marshall, University Librarian, edits the LU Alumni Bulletin and keeps an address file of LU graduates. In addition to disbursing books and periodicals, col- lecting students fines, and furnishing valuable assist- ance to students, Page Library sponsors National Library Week at LU. jgLJIJMI ill ill u Mrs. Cheryl Renche r serves as cretary to the Librarian. Miss Catherine Long is Assistant Librarian, she repairs books that are worn out by LU ' s students. Miss Long was recently nom- inated to who ' s who in Library science in the U.S. Page Library Students make use of special rooms in the Library to discuss their lessons. Mrs. Freddie G. Ashford is Assistant Librarian in charge of reference. She was recently nominated to who ' s who in library science in the U.S. Mrs. Dot ha I. Black serves as Clerk Typist. Mrs. Anna Bell Ridenour {seated) is Library Assist. Mrs. Mary Turner serves as Assistant Librarian. lr . Gloria Craig a new member on the ttaff, rerves «j Library Assistant The Department of Agriculture The purpose of the curricula in agriculture is to make the stu- dent more vocationally and technically useful and adaptable, as well as to broaden his intellectual understanding of varied fields of learning. The Department is headed by Dr. James N. Freeman, a member of the University family since 1 93 9. He is also Chairman for the Division of Applied Arts and Sciences. Dr. Darrell Roney is an Instructor in animal husbandry. Mr. Lee Roy Zehnder teaches horticulture. Dr. Spurgeon M. Talley, Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry and Poultry Production Manager who came to LU in 1954, explains work to Mrs. Edna Eggen, Secretary to the Department. Lincoln ' s Art Students made a tour of important art centers in St. Louis last fall. Mr. James D. Parks heads the Art Department. Art Department The major in art offers a varied curriculum with the objectives of training teachers of art and the bringing of students to a high degree of technical skill in creative art. An intense ef- fort is made to prepare students to do successful graduate work in art at leading universities. Students are given great freedom in their work in order to develop originality and creativeness. Mr. Willie Longshore Instructor of Art, demonstrates a special technique to his class. Biology The courses in biology are designed to give the student a broad knowledge of living organisms and of life processes as a part of his general education; to provide in- struction for those who plan to teach biol- ogy in the secondary school; to prepare student for the professional study of human or veterinary medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and for graduate study in botany and zoology. Arthur Pullam, Assistant Professor oj Biology. Dr. Edward Ferguson heads the Department of Biology. Miss Janet A. Harris, In- structor of Bi ology. Dr. David Finley, Asso- ciate Professor of Biol- ogy- Miss Desiree E. Jett, In- structor of Biology, is on leave of absence. Lawrence Williams, In- structor of Biology. Miss Janet Harris, super- vises students Lab. work. Chemistry The purpose of the department is to give instruc- tion to those students intending to major or minor in the subject, to those students who plan to enter medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, home economics, or any other specialized field requiring a knowl- edge of chemistry, and to those students who desire a knowledge of the subject as a part of their general education. Dr Willis E. Byrd heads the Department of Chemistry. Dr. Herman T. Miller is Associate Professor of Chemistry Mr. Jerry M. Lindsay is an Instruc- tor of Chemistry. Students make use of the chemistry laboratory. Mr. Jerry Lindsay performs an experiment in the chemistry laboratory. Economics and Business ..,:.,■ by Dr. Cletus Stamper. J J — r ■ — v « i - ■  8 y ?n n ' Cr,-, ' w L - n n -« J DTl ■ •- rr €i P -v« Mr. BairJ A. Brock is a neu member of the staff. Mr. Charles T. McKinney. Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics and Business Administration. M r. Wayne Linbardt serves as accounting and marketing instructor. The general aims of the Department of Economics and Business Administration include the following: To make available a well-rounded training in basic principles of economics and general business as well as a broad background tor practical living and preparation for graduate study in the field of ac- counting economics, or business. Mr. Quiester Craig, Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration. Mrs. Vera L. Carter supervises the Office Practice Laboratory. Dr. James H. Seeney heads the Department. Education and Psychology The Department provides laboratory experiences aimed toward giving the prospective teacher a first-hand knowledge and under- standing of children and youth, the organization of the modern school and the responsibility of the teacher to the student, the school, the home and society. 4 Dr. George Johnson, Professor of Education. Mrs. Carolyn Banner is the supervising teacher for practice teachers at the Laboratory Elementary School. Dr. William G Brooks is Director of Student Aid and Pro- fessor of Education. Alonzo Brown is Principal of the Laboratory High School. Dr. Sidney J. Reedy, Professor of Education and Advisor to Graduate Students. A member of the LU family since 1928. Mrs. Jolene Scriven teaches at the Laboratory School. Psychology Psychology is a basic science of human behavior and it seeks therefore to achieve several objectives: ( 1 ) To contribute to man ' s understanding of man through scientific inquiry into the behavior of living organisms by means of a range of labora- tory methods and by systematic observation of behavior in life situations. (2) To encourage the application of this knowledge to a wide variety of problems such as family relations and to questions concerning personal, occupational and the medical sciences, social service, law ministry etc. Dr. Gary Scott heads the Department. Mr. Arthur Hochberg completes his first year as an Instructor in the Department. Mr. ferrold L. Downey is a member of the staff. Mr. T hear Jure R. Bryant Instructor in Psy- chology and Coordinator oj the Testing Pro- gram, has been on LL s faculty since 1962. Dr. Charles M. Hoard series as Professor oj Psychology. Department of English and Speech The Department of English and Speech has the following main objectives: ( 1 ) To help the student attain a satisfactory pro- ficiency in the communicative skills of reading, writing, speaking, and listening. (2) To help the student develop an intelli- gent appreciation of literature. (3) To provide for the prospective teacher or graduate student a strong subject matter foundation in the literature and great thought movements of the English speak- ing world. (4) To contribute to the intel- lectual and cultural offerings of the Uni- versity. Dr. Thomas D. Paw ey is a professor of English and head of the Depart- ment of English and Speech. Mr. Cecil Blue, a professor of English, has been on the LU teaching staff since 1928. Mrs. Mary Rank is an Instructor of English. She came to LU after teaching for four years at the University Missouri in Columbia. Mrs. Mary Louise Savage is Assistant Pro- fessor of English. Miss Rosemary Hearn serves as Assistant Eluiood Williams completes bis second year Professor of English. on the English Department staff. Miss Jacqueline Marshel is an Instructor of English. Mrs. Madge Htbler serves as an Instructor Dr. Louis M. Siros is an Associate Pro- of English, fessor of English and speech. He has been on the faculty since 1 962. Miss Ernestine W. Slade is a new member on the teaching staff. Health and Physical Education Through the medium of its required or service program in Health and Physical Education, the department aims (1) to increase the student ' s health knowledge and to encourage more desirable health practices on the part of the student. (2) To develop appreciation for and skill in whole- some physical activities. Through the medium of the professional curri- culum in health and physical education, the depart- ment aims to prepare teachers of health and physi- cal education. Dr. Norman Johnson heads the Department of Health and Physical Education. Mrs. Myrtle Livingston completes 29 years of service on LU ' s faculty. Mr Dwight T. Reed, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education, is the head football and track coach. He has been on the teaching staff since 7 949. Jonathan L. Staggers has coached the LU Basketball team through many victories. Danny Williams coaches LU ' s Track and Golf Teams. Donald Hudson completes his second year Mrs. Jacqueline Q Moore is an Instructor on LU ' s faculty. of Physical Education. Dr. Johnson demonstrates a first aid technique to his class. J Qi€t History and Government Dr. j. Erroll Miller, Professor of History and Government on the faculty since 1937, heads the Department. The Department of History and Government has the following main objectives: (1) To help students de- velop an appreciation of growth of civilization: its nature, problems, and trends. (2) To help students- develop a critical attitude which will prepare them to think reflectively when they are confronted with situations which involve value judgements. (3) To prepare teachers of history and government for secondary schools (4) To provide a strong subject matter foundation in history and government for students who plan to pursue graduate work in those fields or who contemplate careers in law, journal- ism, public government service, or professional reach activities. Mr. Kenneth S. Hempel is a new member on the staff. Mr. Ward Owen Smith, completes his first year on the teaching staff. Dr. Lorenzo J. Greene, Professor of History and Government since 1933. Mr. Edgar E. Tucker is an Instructor of History. Dr. Wayne Johnson, Associate Professor Mr. Ahmed H. El-Afandi is a new member of History, completes his first year on on the staff. LU ' s faculty. Mr. George Mathu is an Instructor of history. Dr. Luther L. Carpenter, Assistant Profes- sor of History and Government, conducts a panel discussion. Mrs. Velma F Thomas, As- sistant Professor of Home , t- . Economics, has been on the teaching staff since 1 95 7. Mrs. Inez G. Miles completes her second year on the Home Economics staff. Home Economics The program of studies in home economics has been designed to: (1) Make available to every student in the University courses which may be elected by those interested in acquiring knowledge which might help them to attain more satisfying interpersonal relationship; especially with respect to personal and home living. (2) To provide specialized curricula which prepare students tor professional services in the field of home economics. Mrs. Beatrice M. Smith is an Instructor in the Department. Students work in Clothing and Textiles is super.- vised by Mrs. Beatrice Smith. Miss Selma R. Engelbrecht is an Instructor in the Department. Department of Journalism The Department of Journalism aims to provide the stu- dents with: (1) The cultural background necessary for successful careers in the held of professional communi- cations. (2) Specialized studies and practices that will fit them for work on business, advertising, . news and editorial staffs of newspapers, magazines, and spec- ialized publications, in allied methods of mass com- munications, teaching, public relations and research. (3) Courses which will better enable them to exploit skills developed in other areas of the University such as business, art, the sciences, and other fields where either mass communication or mental merchandising is employed. Dr. Armistead Scott Pride heads the Department of Journalism. He joined the University family in 1 93 7. The Clarion Staff under the supervision of Mrs. Phyllis Wills, is putting final touches on a special Christmas edition. Besides supervising the preparation of the contents of each issue of the Lincoln Clarion, Mrs. Phyllis A. Wills, serves as Associate Professor in English and Journalism. Dr. Avon N. Wilson, Assistant Professor of Jour- nalism, supervises the preparation of the Archives. He instructs in advertising, photography and graph- ic arts. Student Photographers Ozy B. Reynolds, Colleen M. Zemp, Lavaughn Wilson, load their cameras for special assignments. Mathematics Dr. Henry Polowy, completes his first year as head of the Department of Mathematics. Mrs. Ruth M. Jefferson, Assistant Profes- sor of Mathematics, has been on the staff since 1945- Mr. John A. Sanders completes his second year as an Instructor in the department. The courses offered in the Department of Mathematics are designed to meet the needs of students who wish to study math- ematics as a part of liberal education, students who wish to major in mathematics as a foundation Mr. Gene R. Adkins is an Instructor in the for teaching or graduate work, and stu- department. dents who desire to secure training in mathematics required in other fields. Campus Scene Martin Hall houses junior and senior women. ipiai! Sophomore women reside in Bennett Hall. Scruggs Memorial Union completed in 1 966, is a center for many student activities. Mechanic Arts Dr. Cyrus B. Taylor who joined the Lincoln University family in 1938. heads the Department. Mr. Donald Tolbert completes his fifteenth year as Instructor in Industrial Arts. The Department of Mechanic Arts operates in the light of the following aims: The department reflects the general institutional aims with specific emphasis on developing a social-minded vocationally proficient individual with potential leadership qualities in his particular area of specialization. Mr. Alan A. Becker is an instructor in the Department of Mechanic Arts. Mr. Lucius Jones is an Instructor in the Mechanic Arts Department. He came to Lincoln University in 1948. Harry Evans is an Instructor in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. Charles W. Jackson serves as Instructor in Building Engineering. Lieutenant Colonel Jesse Johnson heads the Department. The objective of the Department of Military Science is to function as an integral academic and administrative department of Lincoln University, commensurate with the aims of the University and the Department of the Army. The aims are: ( 1 ) To maintain a 4 year course of military training for qualified male students of the Uni- versity, of which the initial 2 years are required and the final 2 years are for se- lected cadets only. (2) To train future leaders to fill key positions in our National Defense structure. (3) To provide a source of commissioned officers (Second Lieu- tenants) to fill the needs of the U.S. Army Regular and Reserve force. Major Theodore Smith is Deputy Professor of Mili- tary Science. Military Science Major Mervyl C. McMillan is Director of Instruction. Major Morton G. Cain is Adjutant for the Cadre Unit. Captain Gordon W. Dahl- quist is Instructor of Mil- itary Science. Captain James A. Russ is a military instructor. Sgt. Richard J. Gorentz is a member of the teaching staff. Sgt. Maj. John Williamson is an Instructor in the Department. bh v.21 Mrs. Ruth Monks, serves as Clerk in the Department. Miss Helen L. Schaedler is the Administrative Clerk. Mrs. Fern Temelcoff serves as Secretary. William F. Chapman (left) charts with a Military Instruc- tor shortly after he was commissioned as Second Lieu- tenant in the U.S. Army. Modern Foreign Languages It is the aim of the Department of Modern Foreign Languages to provide for each student the means by which he may acquire and develop a thorough foundation in the language; to enable him to read it fluently and with facility; to speak and write it with reasonable proficiency; to gain a knowledge of the outstanding authors and works of the language; and to develop further in him a feeling for and a genuine interest in the civilization and culture of the nation whose language he is studying. The Department is headed by Dr. Milton G. Hardiman, who joined the LU family in 1930. Mrs. Alice Stamper a new member of the staff supervises the language laboratory. Students improve their understanding of the modern languages by using the language laboratory. Dr. R. C. Wyatt, Professor of German and Spanish completes his sixth year on the teaching staff. Mrs. Natalye Jarzebowski is an Instructor in Modern Foreign Languages. Mr. Marshall M. Penn, Assistant Professor of Music directs the University Band and Orchestra. The Department of Music is headed by Dr. O. Anderson Fuller, who joined the Lincoln University family in 1942. Department of Music Mrs. Charlene Devereaux on the teaching since 1955, is an Instructor of Music. Dr. Richard M. Graham, Associate Professor of Music teaches music therapy. Mr. Robert Lee Mitchell is Supervising Teacher of Music in the Laboratory High School. Mr. A. Laurence Kimbrough, Assistant Profes- sor of Music, teaches applied piano. The aims of the Department of Music are to train students for professional careers in music, both as performers and teachers; to make available to stu- dents in other curricula many opportunities for electing courses in music methods, theory, appreciation and applied music; and to enrich the music experiences of the students and of the University community through frequent performances of the music organizations, and recitals and concerts by local visiting artists. Mr. Philip R. Spriggs has been on the teach- ing staff since 1 964- He specializes in vocal work. Mr. Eugene Haynes, Assistant Professor of Music, completes his eighteenth year on the music staff. Air. Seymour Gopman is an Instructor in the Music Department. Mr. Seymour Gopman and Mrs. Cbarlene Devereaux rehearse for a Fine Arts Festival Recital. Physics Courses in the department ot Physics are designed to meet the needs of those students who desire to work as research assistants in Civil Service and industry or those who desire to pursue graduate work toward advanced degrees in physics. Also those who desire to become teachers of physics. Donald V. Babcock, Assistant Profes- sor of Physics. Mr. Charles S. Cook serves as acting head of the Department. PHILOSOPHY The program of the Depart- ment of Philosophy is de- signed to acquaint the stu- dent with the issues, ideas and controversies concerning those subjects which have stimulated and challenged man ' s intellectual capacities for centuries, and which con- tinue to do so today. It seeks through example to awaken in him a genuinely philo- sophical spirit that is, a mind both critical and specu- lative. Mrs. Susan Mattingly heads the Department. Dr. Oliver Cromwell Cox. who has written and published many books, heads the department. Dr. Gordon D. Morgan completes his third year at Lincoln after spending three years in Africa. Sociology A knowledge ot sociology is kit to be an end in itself because it is concerned with probing the depths of human relations. Those who elect to major in the field will be prepared not only to continue with graduate work leading to advanced degrees in sociology and anthropology but also to enter such pro- fessional studies as social service, law. the ministry, and various branches of community and government specialities. m I ■ $ ► ■ ■ I Em Pan-Hellenic Council Members of the Pan-Hellenic Council: (Seated) Alice Hayes, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Lionel Harris. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Yvonne Norman, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Joseph Johnson, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Olivia Stallings, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; (Back row) George Brown, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Maurice Harvey, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Lovia Anderson, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Clarence Hobbs, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Mr. Thomas White (Advisor) The Acornian Club of Zeta Phi Beta Members of the Acornian Club: Carolyn Tyler, Janice Hayes, Dorothy Singer, (Soror) Ann Hamilton. Connie Harris, Zephia Mae Davis, Carla English Members of the Sphinxman Club: John Macklin, Bob Grant. John Rov, Mike Cole. Bill Wooten, Chris Williams. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Chris Williams leads bis Brothers into Alpha ' s Land. +: + Bro. Brown, Turhan; Kansas Citv. Mo. Bro. Cravton, Jaun; Tornito, Ohio Bro. Jackson, Lonnie; Kansas Citv, Mo. Bro. Lewis, Earl, Porterville. Mo. Bro. Robinson, PeJham; St. Louis, Mo. Bro. Shaw. Harvey; Kansas City, Mo Bro Smith. Charles; Philadelphia, Penn. Bro Wudiri, Bwarama B.; Kwajaff-Biu Nigeri Officers of the Eta Sigma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: (seated) Alfred Harris. Dean of Pledges; Lee Allen Hooks. Sting Leader; Joseph James. Vice-Basileus; Russell W. Thompkms. Basileus; Michael Eldridge. Keeper of Records and Seals; C. Anthony Svkes. Music Director. (Back row) Homer Cavitte. Keeper of Peace; Quincv C. Hobbs. Jr.. Chaplain; Joe S. Fadairo, Editor to the Oracle; Samuel Jimmerson, Keeper of Finance. Bro. Belland. Emmanuel: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Bro. Brown, John: Brooklyn, New York. Bro. Cavitte, Homer: St. Louis, Missouri Bro. Chatman. Leon: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Bro. Conner. Bobby: Sikeston. Missouri Bro. Conner, Phillip: Sikeston, Missouri. Bro. Eldridge, Michael Kinloche, Missouri. Bro. Fadairo, Joe: Dmu-Aran, Nigeria Bro. Harris. Alfred: Charleston, Missouri Bro. Hobbs, Quincv: Stuttgart, Arkansas Bro. Hooks, Lee Allen: Riveria Beach. Florida Bro. Jackson, Herbert: East St Louis. Illinois. Bro. James. Joseph: St. Louis. Missouri Bro. Jimmerson, Samuel: St. Louis, Missouri Bro. Page. John: Kinloche, Missouri. Bro. Smotherman. William: St. Louis. Missouri Bro. Staves, John: Memphis. Tennessee Bro. Sykes. Anthony: Kansas City, Missouri Bro. Thompkins. Russell Jefferson City. Missouri Bro Thompson. Kenneth: St Louis. Missouri Bro. Wood, Roger: Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Members of the Lampado Pledge Club: Jack Williams, Hardy Commander), Thomas Smith, Larry Kemp, Paul Thomas, ]oe Dorsey, Verticle Johnson, Ronald Thomas, Anthony Sykes, (Ship Mabin. Earline Butler, Miss Omega 1967-68 St. Louis, Missouri Miss Omega, Earline Butler, in the Homecoming Parade The Final Hour Officers of Delta Sigma Tbeta Sorority: Eyvonne Norman, Record- ing Secretary; Morssie Guein, Corresponding Secretary; Rose Washington, Song-leader; Jeanette Barnes. President; Linda Bor- deaux, Treasurer; Doris Gregory, Recorder; Mattie Cannon, Chaplain. Soror Bailey, JoAnn; Shreveport, La. Soror Barnes, Jeanette; Gary, Ind. Soror Bordeaux, Linda; Cleveland, Ohio Soror Cannon, Mattie; St. Louis, Mo. Soror Gregory, Doris; Dallas, Texas Soror Grimes, Fredia; St. Louis, Mo. Soror Guein, Morssie; Kansas City. Mo. Soror Harrison, Wanda; Gary, Ind. Soror Irving. Brenda; St. Louis. Mo. Soror James, Van Ella; St. Louis, Mo. Soror Norman, Eyvonne; Poplar Bluff, Mo. Soror Peoples, Lillie; Poplar Bluff, Mo Soror Stallings, Olivia; St. Louis, Mo. Soror Stapleton, Luthreas; Jefferson City. Mo. Soror Stewart, Nylia Jean; Kansas City, Mo. Soror Washington, Rose; Columbia, Mo. Members of the Pyramid Club: Saundra Lovelace. Vernona Scott: Erma Garrett, Julie Hamilton, Janice Dickerson, Romona Blake, Bettv Hicks and Pamela Brown. ir i l m % A i a It ' s a rough and long road to Delta Land. Crossing the burning sands into Delta Land. The Big Sisters take time to ' work it out ' . ' K Officers of the Alpha Iota Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Alice Haves. Ivy Leaf Reporter; Margaret Tinslev, Tamiochus; Eloise Johnson. Epistoleus; Lona Howard. Basileus; Sondra Reed. Anti-Basileus; Rainev Kimes. Grammateus; Lovia Anderson. Rush Chairman; Sandra Nelson. Dean of Pledges. 4 % T F A Pab Soror Anderson, Lovia: Kansas City. Missouri Soror Barnett. Elaine: Richmond. California Soror Boles. Ruth: St. Louis, Missouri Soror Coursev. Ronetta; Kansas City. Missouri Soror Harvey, Lena: St. Louis. Missouri Soror Haves, Alice: Memphis, Tennessee Soror Howard, Lona: Gary. Indiana Soror Johnson, Eloise: Kansas City, Missouri Soror Kimes, Rainev: Kansas Citv, Missouri Soror Lane. Shelia: Kansas Citv, Missouri Soror Miller, Carole: Kansas Citv. Missouri Soror Nelson, Sandra: Memphis, Tennessee Soror Stanfleld. Joyce: North Little Rock, Arkansas Soror Reed. Sondra: Kansas Citv, Missouri Soror Tinslev, Margaret: Kansas City, Missouri Members of the Ivy Leaf Club of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Lela Buckingham, Sandra Jernigan. Christine Huntley, Earline But- ler, Tom Collins, Rita Taylor. The Ivy ' s are led across the burning sands. g fc 4T gL  k M P- P0 X Officers of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: Henrv Rome, Dean of Pledges; Milton Williams; vice-polemarch; Donald Bates, pole- march; Hayward Brown, Keeper of Rechords and Exchequer; Lionel Harris, Historian and assistant Dean of Pledges. Bro. Bates. Donald, Marietta, Ga. Bro Brown, Havward; Gan . Ind. Bro. Brown, Richard; St. Louis, Mo. Bro. Burnett, Henrv; Columbus. Ga. Bro. Hambnght. Orville; Chicago. III. Bro. Harris. Lionel; Gary, Ind Bro. Harvey, Maurice; Gary, Ind. Bro. Raigans, Carlos; San Diego, alif Bro. Rome, Henry; Columbus, Ga. Bro. Williams, Michael; St. Louis, Mo Bro. Williams, Milton; Chicago. III. Members of the Scroller Club of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: Cal- vin Odom, Howard Anglin. Leon Stafford. |earvy Brown, Gerald Booker. Cednck Cummings. Kappil l|ih;i P«i Mae Oliver, Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart I 967- ' 68 Caruthersulle, Mo. Sharlyn Lunn, Queen of Diamond 1 966- ' 67 Kansas City, Mo. M E N C Members of the Music Educators National Conference: (seated) Kato Eugene Davis, Theodore Bell, Rose Washington, Lee Allen Hooks, Linda Moore, Chalmer Powery, Anthony Sykes. (Back row) Raymond Edgerson, Marv Burnett. Phi Mu Alpha Officers and Members of the Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity: (Seated) Chalmer Powery, Secretary; James Scales, Treasurer; Anthony Sykes. Vice President; Lee Allen Hooks, President. (Back row) Raymond Edgerson, Atry Cotton, Anthion Dewev Bullock, Theodore Bell, Kato Eugene Davis, Otis Pitts, Jr. Beta Kappa Chi Members of the Beta Kappa Chi Club: Dr. W. E. Byrd (Advisor), Sharon Vernon, Audrey Vogel, Kay Dameron, Richard Trinklein. (Not shown) Mrs. Maybeline Chan Pang--Graduate Student U: versitv of Missouri. Delta Mu Delta Officers of Delta Mu Delta National Honor Society: Dr. Cletus Stamper, Faculty Moderator; Mrs. Margaret Crews, Secretary- Treasurer, Mr. Ronald Markway, President Sociology Club Members of the Sociology Club: (seated) Robert L Parrett. Latrica Rentie, Treasurer; Joseph E. Scoggins, )r.. President; JoAnn Famous. Secretary; Elmer Martin, Vice-President. (Back row) Zamgba Browne. Johnny Anderson. Griffin E. Lewis. Anthony- Means, Ottis Pitts, Jr. Literary Guild Members of the Literary Guila ted Vernona Scotti. Turhan Brown. Lovia Anderson, Helen Ellis. Earl Lewis. Loyce Levy. (Back row) George Brown, Thern Logan, Roger Home Economics Club Members of the Home Economics Club: (seated) Kathy Daniels, Janale Rogers, Nellie Anderson, Dorothy Singer, Eyvonne Norman, Brenda Irving. (Back row) Margaret Tinsley, Alice Hayes, Claudia Adams, Virginia Odom, Alice Daniel French Club Members of the French Club: Vernona Scotti, Roger Gove, Helen Ellis, Jim Harriman, Dorothy Balkenhol. Scabbard And Blade (Seated) William Smith, Juan Crayton, John Branstetter. Mattie Cannon, Miss ROTC, Larry Warren, Joseph Johnson, Sam Berend- zen, Roger Gove. (Back row) Roger Maddox, Alfred Harris, Turhan Brown, Mike Raithel, Lee Waer, Larry Schepker, Arlan Mahon, Jerry Herigon. Joseph E. Stumph, Donald Gentzsch, Morton G. Cain (Majorl. Pershing Rifles John Rozier, James Rozier, Roger Maddox. Roger Gove, Alfred Harris. James E. Scales. Turhan Brown. R.O.T.C. Drill Team The Debating Society (Standing) Kenneth Dean. Jeffrey Schwehn; (seated) Colleen Zemp, Jeanette Barnes, (President), Ercille Hall, (Secretary), Stagecrafters Members of the Stagecrafters: (Seated) Renee Coleman. Jeanette Barnes. LaVerne Smith, H. Trickey, Loretta Nolan, Roberta Carra- wav. Dons Gregory. (Back row) James Brown, Barbara Jones, Linda Jackson, Carolyn Edwards. Delia Dameron, Cassandra Ward, Virginia Odom, Charles Wants, Roy Paige, Phyllis Christian. Biology Club Members of the Biology Club: (Seated) Gloria Dunklin, Doris Gregory, Sharon Vernon, Miss Harris, Jan Eck, Louise Erhart, Freida Grimes. (Back row) David A. Wilson, Rainev Kimes, Sharon Jackson, Charles A. Smith, Harvey Shaw. Wesley Foundation H Members of the Wesley Foundation: (front row) Edmond Wesley. Yvonne Barnett, John Macklin. Thurston Brown. Ronnetta Coursey {back row) Sharlvn Lunn, Readie Peoples. Millicent (effeus. Newman Club 1 W ' ' ±i r 4 ± w • Members of the Newman Club: (Seated) Rev. Donald L. Wallace, Sponsor; Bonny Story, Gary Franken, President; Linda Boessen. (Back row) Tom Gerling, Georgiann Haslag, Norine Lueckenotto, Wayne Sanders. Cathy Broker, Dick Norman, Mary Lea Samson, Sharon Tellman, Harvey W. Shaw, Carol J. Huhman. Baptist Student Union Mj Members of the Baptist Student Union: (Seated) Mamie Flowers, Mary Burnett, Claudia Adams, Helen Ellis, Gloria Dunklin, Kathy Daniels, Kathleen Visor. (Second row) Rev. Parker, (Director), S. A. Ajayi, Linda Moore, Richard Presberrv, Ruth Cooperwood, Linda Miles, Florida Simms. Rebecca Russell, Dorothy York. (Back row) Elmer Martin, Ralph Ganaway, Leland Smith, Aaror Olu Olayioye. International Students Organization Members of the International Students Organization: (On floor) Musa Fobur, Abubakar Hashidu, S. A. Ajayi, Aaron Olu Olayioye, Abbas Radjai. (Seated) Marcus Akamnon, Malihe Dardashti, Linda Miles, Mrs. Inez Miles. Sponsor; Mrs. Phyllis Wills. Sponsor; Juanita Johnson, Kathy Daniels. Irmiya B. Atukum. Ali Abyani. (Back row) E. O. Quao, Jonas L K. Agyare, Abdullah K. Zaifada, Damana J. Gaya, Dahiru Gombe, Samuel G. Barnes, Gregory Gbiriche, Anthony Nantwi, Mohammad All Mokfi, Bwarama B. W ' udiri, B. G. Maikidi, Joe Segun Fadairo. (Not shown) Zamgba Browne, Dr. Gordon Morgan (Affiliated member). Sherry Fletcher. Pam Brown. Members of the Agronanhus Club: (Front row) Musa Fobur. I.B. Batukum, Anthony Nantwi. A. H. Hashisu. (Second row) Stephen Fischer, Gary Karr, Aaron Olu Olanioye, E. O. Ouao, Bwarama B. Wudiri, Freida Grimes, Damana J. Gaya, Lawrence Kwame Djokoto, Lee R. Zehnder. (Third row) Abdullah K. Zaifada, Joe S. Fadairo, Jonas L. K. Agyare, David Trinlkein, B. G. Maikidi, Dahiru Gombe, Gregory Gbiriche. |oe Rowland, Sam Berendzen, S. A. Ajavi. Timothy Koch. Larry Loesch, Willard Tolson, Darryl Giedinhagen. Arthur Gardner. Student National Education Association Officers of the Student National Education Association: Patricia Wilson, Treasurer; Dwayne Crompton, Reporter; Janice Alexander, President; Titus Exum, Historian; Eloise Moore. Secretary. (Not shown) Ruth Mullens, Vice President. Mechanic Arts Club Members of the Mechanic Arts Club: {seated) William Crockett, Olusegun O. Olusanya, Warner Jones, Mervin Scidel, Lionel T. Sneed, II, Isaac Figgous. (Back row) William E. Wood. Jerome Eggers, Mohammad Ali Mokfi, Abbas Radiai, Ali Abyani, Allen Eichholz, William Gooden. Lynn McCallum. Anthony Hall Dorm Council Anthony Hall Dormitory Council: Linda Moore, Janice Alnutt (President), Paula Smith, Toni Lewis. Bernadette Smith, Pamela Johnson. Bennett Hall Dorm Council Bennett Hall Dormitory Council: (seated) Dorothy Foster, Loretta Nolan, Sharon Bailey (Back row) Ara Lee Watts, Carmen Fields, Marilyn Moore. Foster Hall Dorm Council Members of the Foster Hall Dormitory Council: {seated) Quincy C. Hobbs, Ralph A. Ganaway, James D. Carter (President), William Atkinson, Chris Williams. (Back row) William R. Rogers, Billy V Mewman, Michael E. Turner. Harry McKinlej Williams. Jackie Rucker. Not Shown. Bruce Alcorn Martin Hall Dorm Council Members of the Martin Hall Dorm Council: (Seated) Rebecca Rus- sell. Treasurer; Rose Washington, President; Ruth Boles. Vice President; Brenda Washington, Secretary. (Back row) Dorothy Meeks, S.G.A. Representative; Morssie Gueinn, Cafeteria Board; Linda Bordeaux. Assistant Secretary; Eyvonne Norman. S.G.A. Representative; Raynelle Smith, Cafeteria Board. Tull Hall Dorm Council Tull Hall Council: Jefferson Wyatt, Earl Lewis, Ronald Nelson. The Shutterbugs Members of the Shutterbugs Club: Jackie Hancock, Jackie Jones, Ozy Reynods, Judy Toebben, Juan Mendez, Brenda Gower, Ralph Brendel Art Guild Members of the Art Guild: (Front row) Jean Schatzer, Sue Nelson, Mary Jane Janneck, Joyce Williams (Back row) Zephia Turner, Leon Smith, Ruth Houston, Valerie Buchanan. Margaret Wren, Ken- neth Thompson, Alice Haves. Mr (anus 1) Parks, Vdvisor) Mi chael Eldridge, Janice Haves, Rodney Allen (This picture was taken while the club was on a tour in St. Louis) Student Union Activities Board Members of the Student Union Activities Board (Seated Clockwise) Thern Logan, Dance Comm. Chairman; Lela Buckingham. Cultural And Fine Arts Chrmn; Linda Boessen, Hospitality Chrmn.; Alice Hayes, Education Chrmn.; Mrs. Consuelo C. Young, (Sponsor) Roger Gove, President; Ruby Topp, Special events Chrmn; Jane Niehaus, Publicity Chrmn.; Jacqueline Jones, Secretarial Comm. Chrmn; Samuel Ajayi, Games and Recreation Chrmn. CHRISTMAS AT LINCOLN Several faculty members form a greeting line to welcome Santa Claus. A Archives EJitor-in-cbief takes a punch break. The Dynamic Five provide the Sounds for the evening. The Band is home based in Kansas City, M LU dancers are getting into the swing of things. Governor Hearnes Delivers Keynote Address on Founders Day Governor Warren E. Hearnes takes a break during Founders Day Ceremonies to pose with Lincoln Policy makers. Reading left to right are Carl Sapp. President of the Board or Curators. Governor Warren E. Hearnes. University Librarian. A. P. Marshall, and Earl Wilson. Member of the Board or Curators. Refreshments were served Founders Day guests by LU coeds. Dean Chapman extends a warm, friendly greeting to one of the guests. Cheerleaders Members of the Cheerleader Squad: (Front row) Sharon Alnut, Mattie Cannon, Gwendolyn Simmons, Sharon Bailey (Back row) Brenda Hayes. Vercella Smith. Normazelle Mitchell, Anita Graves, Billie Robinson Majorettes The Majorettes are: (Kneeling) Mary Owens, Readie Peoples, Eu- dora Greene, Sharon Tellman, Georgia Ann Jeans, Gwendolyn Fugh, Ida Ballard (Back row) Cassandra Ward, Roberta Fairchild. Gwen- dolyn McClellan, Jacqueline Swift, Margaret Stafford, Norma Aitch, Wilma Houston, Carolyn Ridgell. Mary Butler, Karla English, Marilyn Moore. Camille Spencer. Virginia Smith. Nylia Stewart I • BPDRT5 • v. Football Page 96 Basketball Page 104 Track Page 112 Intramural Page 115 A Lean Year for Victories Season Record LU Opp Morningside College 13 Arkansas AM N College . . 37 Southern Illinois University . . 19 10 Parsons College 7 24 Pensacola Naval Base 14 24 Wiley College 26 19 Hiram Scott College 8 13 Kentucky State College .... 25 16 Langston University 12 29 Head Coach Dwight Reed now in his 19th season as pilot is flanked by assistants Donald Hudson and Jonathan Staggers. The senior members of the team pause for a strategy ses- sion with the coaches. They are: Coach Don Hudson, Roger Wood, Donald Bates, Henry Rome, James Sullivan and Head Coach Dwight Reed. F rtf Row; Gerald Booker, Edwin Hamilton. Homer Cavitte, Henry Burnette, Willie Smith, Oliver Holt. Aaron Martin, Roger Wood, James Sullivan, Donald Bates, Henry Rome. Floyd Walker, Charles Bolden, Don Hudson, Back Field Coach. Second Row: Earl Wheattall, Student Assistant, James Kirchner, Glenn McKinney, Lamar Parrish, Ronald Stuart. Lester Thompson, Ronald Franks. Melvin Cross. Jimmie Tharpe, Don Daughntv. William Avery, Joe Berry- « £ man, Darvl Smith. Manager. Third Row: Jonathan Staggers, Line Coach, Earl Coachman, Albert Miller, Freddie Spencer, Lewis Hines, Larry Shears, Willie Lewis, Frank Anderson. Willie Jarvis. Jack Bush, Jeff Mason, Kenneth Shipley, Dwight Reed, Head Coach. Back Row: Charlie Johnston, Gabe Coleman, Christopher Middleton, John Eastburn, Os- car Spicer. Makings of a Football Season: Team, Band, Cheerleaders Cheerleaders added pep and vigor to games. Front row: Sharon The Tiger Marching Band shown here at Busch Stadium, gained Bailey, Normazell Mitchell. Anita Graves. Back row: Gwendolyn praise throughout the season for its fine performances. Simmons, Billie Robinson, Brenda Haves. ' «wc Aaron Martin, junior guard from Columbus, Georgia was an aggressive blocker for Tigers all season. Oliver Holt, 260 pound tackle from Birming- ham, Alabama enjoyed one of his finest sea- sons as a Tiger. Henry Burnette. junior tackle, is noted for his gressive hard-nose football play. Season Summary 1967 was the worst season for the Tigers in Coach Reed ' s 19 years as head coach. The Tigers suffered through a 3-6-0 football campaign, but Coach Reed remained optimistic. The squad had 21 freshmen and sophomores and only six juniors and four seniors. A young squad as this was expected to make mistakes and the season was one of painful experiences. Seven players were lost at the start of the season and injury plagued the team the entire season. In every game except the first, at least three starters were out with injuries. With no depth to overcome the injuries, the Tigers found the going rough against strong opponents. Thirty-three of the 37 players of this year ' s squad will return to Coach Reed as he begins his 20th year as head coach in 1968. The center position was in the capable hands of these three players: Melvin Cross, Henry Rome, and William Avery. I :% ! !§ Charles Bolden gains a big first down in the second half action against Parsons College. Parsons ' Game Highlights Ronald Stuart gets off a strike behind good blocking and against rushing defenders. I t H Lamar Parrish turns the corner against Parsons Col- lege for a sizeable gain. Offensive action shot from game against Hiram Scott in Buscb Memorial Stadium in St. Louis shows halfback, Charles Bolden, (32) gaining short yardage. Interior Linemen: Willie Smith, guard; Glenn McKinney, guard; and Lester Thompson, guard. .K- ... ' ■ - Four Seniors Defense is the silent, hard-hitting force behind an of- fense. Lincoln ' s defense was no exception for anchoring the defense were the only four seniors on the squad. Those seniors who wore the Blue Tiger uniforms for the last time were Donald Bates, linebacker; Henry Rome, linebacker; Roger Wood, tackle; and James Sullivan, tackle. Bates, a 215 lb. jarring tackier from Marrieta, Georgia closed out four brilliant years of play as cap tain of this year ' s squad. He saw duty as a defensive linebacker and offensive fullback. A sure and hard-nose player, he ' ll be missed by the team in the years ahead. Henry Rome, 210 lb center and linebacker hailed from Columbus, Georgia. As co-captain of this year ' s squad he collaborated with Bates to give the Tigers one of the best linebacking combinations in the country. Roger Wood has seen duty as an end and tackle since coming to Lincoln from Alexanderia, Virginia. His rough and tough play earned him the raves of professional football scouts and the respect of opponents. James Sullivan has been a defensive standout at tackle since his freshman year. A natural at tackle, Sullivan was the anchor around which the Tiger ' s defensive unit revolved. A native of Hope, Arkansas, he is a Health and Physical Education major. f f J0P % K Head Coach Dwight Reed, a former end at the University of Minnesota, gives some advice to the squad mem- bers who play this position for the Tigers. They are: Earl Coachman, Chris Middleton, Don Daugherity, Homer Cavitte, and Gahe Coleman. Many Talented Ends on Squad End ]im Kirchner is a math major from Jefferson City who earned his second letter as a Tiger this season. Leading receiver for the season was Joe Berryman, a promising freshman from Houston, Texas. CoacA and starting backfteld: Floyd Walker, fullback; Coach Don Hud- son; Willie Lewis, halfback; Lamar Parrish, halfback; Ronald Stuart, quarterback. L End, Homer Cavttte, leaps high to snare this touchdown pass against Ken- tucky State College before enthusiastic Homecoming crowd. Offensive Stars Albert Miller fires a pass against Wiley College as Tigers rolled to 26- 19 victory. Mean, strong, and tough — and especially mean is the way opponents described freshman center, Freddie Spencer. Ronald Stuart, sophomore mathematics major, proved to be a capable runner when the situation demanded. Jack Bush, freshman defensive standout from Kansas City played tough comer position during 1967 season. Defensive Stars JLP j) 5T Freshman defensive back, Larry Shears, 23, breaks up pass intended for Kentucky State receiver in Homecoming game action. Sophomore Jim Tharpe puts pressure on Hiram Scott ' s quarterback during game played in St. Louis. «t 4k  Defensive linemen: John Eastbum, tackle; Ronald Franks, tackle. Team Photo: (Sitting) William Green, Lonnie Johnson, Nathaniel Byrd, Tommy Anderson, Dwight Howard, {kneeling} Howard Ang- lin, James J. Brown, Willie Watts, Milton Williams, Dale Shinault. {standing) Team trainer Jerry King, Larry Howard, James Pur- The Lincoln Basketball Story. A Good Team With Good Coaching. Some coaching tips are given to guards Nathaniel Byrd, Howard Anglin, and Jerry Brown. Coach Staggers diagrams play for senior squad members Milton Williams, Larry Howard, Mar- shall Evans and Willie Watts. gerson, William Benford, Rodney Gullette, Terry Kruse, Willis Johnson, James Vick, Otis Ray, Marshall Evans, Coach Jonathan Staggers. Howard Anglin, junior guard. Lincoln .... 69 N. Dakota . . 90 William Benford, junior center. Talented Personnel Nathaniel Byrd, sophomore guard. Lincoln . .145 Lemoyne . . 96 James Vick, junior forward. Lincoln . . 101 N. Dakota. .88 Tommy Anderson, freshman guard. The Game Our Tigers taking the court. Captains Williams and Evans meet captains. Our team is introduced. AT. Lincoln .... 105 South Dakota . 91 Lincoln . . . 102 Augustana . . 96 Opening two points for Milton Williams. Howard Anglin shoots two points from the Marshall Evans shoots over the outstretched corner. arm of a Kentucky player. James Brown drives for the basket and two Terry Kruse hooks one in over Hiram Scott Larry Howard moves around a South Dakota points. opponent. defender. A little coaching from the sideline ne hurts. Tense Moments Lincoln ... 80 Washburn . . 77 — ' WM k1 Mr imH W 1 mm wEl ' W Pi I -V I substitution will insert a fresh player into the lineup. Marshall Evans tips a basket in for Lincoln. Lincoln ... 102 St. Benedict . 86 Lincoln ... 110 W. Carolina . 85 Lincoln ... 92 Central Iowa . 78 Willie Watts concentrates on making this free throw. Excuse me, while I put this ball back in the basket. Sorry, but these two points belong to me. Lincoln . . Valley City 103 89 Lincoln 88 Mayville State . 74 Participants and Helpers Scores must be recorded by fast pens. Cheerleaders and fans watch game action from sideline. Three familiar campus faces are President Dawson, Mr. W. A. Hamilton, and Dean Betty Adams. Coach Staggers and a young fan watch action from hench. Faces in the Crowd. Lincoln Parsons 80 60 Lincoln 115 Hiram Scott . . 99 Mrs. Marshall Elans and daughter watch hubby and Dad. Lincoln ' s first lady. Mrs. Earl Dawson, enjoys game. £ ..... 1 • Jri ! «.. Hungry I Lincoln . . . 123 Kentucky . . 103 Rewards for Success Team receives championship trophy. £ 3 Lincoln .... 98 Graceland . . 86 Qumcy Championship Trophy pre- sented to President. I L.in Dunlap. Ben Carter ence Malone, ( hades Bolden, Ernest Tidwell, Clarence Wine. Melvin Cross. William Smotherman. Third R Kelly, Jim Kirchner, Stanle) McDonald, Roger Wood, Emanuel Belland, Eddie Edwards, Coach Dwight Reed. Ernest Tidwell served as captain of the 1967 squad. Tidwell is a na- Dale Shinault, Anesca Co-captain Clarence Wine is from Kansas City and has es- tablished school records in the mile an J three mile runs. Another Great Year for Track For almost two decades now. Coach Dwight Reed and the Lincoln track team have been gaining na- tional recognition and tame. The track season of 1967 was but another great chapter in the illustri- ous history of track at Lincoln. The 1967 track squad captured the Tigers ' third consecutive NCAA Midwest Regional title, their fourth in live years, and walked oft with honors in major track meets all across the nation. Hampered bv the lack of outstanding sprinters, at a school that has a tradition tor great sprinters and outstanding relay teams. Coach Reed turned to Field events to create this chapter for Lincoln ' s track hsitory. But undoubtedly, the 196 season will be remembered as marking the close of the collegiate careers of ti e of the greatest stars in Lincoln ' s history. It is thus fitting that we have devoted these pages of this yearbook to taking a last glimpse at the brilliant collegiate carters of Emanuel Belland. Eddie Edwards, Arvesta Kelly, Stanley McDonald, and Ernest Tidwell. Since their entry as freshmen in 1963, these gentle- men have rewritten school and meet records ever) season. They will leave behind school records in the five oj I. ns Angeles, California and was an outstanding sprinter and re- lay team member during his four collegiate yean at Lincoln. Senior Star, Emanuel Belland, a NAIA and NCAA All-American, leaps over the har in one smooth effortless motion The Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania native holds hot!} indoor and outdoor school marks of 6 ' 10% . Senior Stars Perhaps the most versatile athlete in Lincoln ' s history was Arvesta Kelly. This tenior ttar hailed from Jackson. Mis- sissippi and holds the record for the javelin throw and the 440 low hurdles. He ' thown here throwing the javelin during practice. M ifc I2 i III v.,. ( To he a member oj the NAIA and NCAA All-American team three yean, is but one of the achievements of discus throwei Stan- ley McDonald a Fresno, California product. McDonald NCAA college division discus champion during his four yean at Lincoln and rewrote the record books at almost every • . high jump, discus throw, shot put, triple jump, jave- lin, 440 yd. low hurdles, and as members of the distance medley mile and 440 yd. relay record teams. These records and the sportsmanship they ' ve shown off and on the athletic held will prove to be formidable and worthy goals tor . those remai Lincolnite that shall follow them. Eddie Edwards, senior weight man from St. Louis, shows the form that enables him to set a new record for the NCAA Mid- west regional. Edwards holds the school record in the shot put and is an excellent discus thrower, pole vaulter, and broad jumper. Versatile Track Squad. INTRAMURAL TRACK Sfek. ..—.7-.- , Kneeling Left to Right: B. Wudin. L. K. Djokoto, C. Smith, H Agtare, I. B. Atukum, M. Fobur, A. H. Hashidu, J. Fadairo, Abra- Dashtaki, B. G. Maikidi, A. Nantwi. Standing Left to Right: J. L K ham. G Z Gbinche. SOCCER TEAM ■ J . % .. wrr ISBB 777 % a? •S £? O W feyWTTiO ) I Never in the history of Lincoln University, has a homecoming queen been so royally honored as Miss LU of 1967, Miss Lena Harvey. Miss Harvey, 21 years old, is a senior ele- mentary education major, and psychology minor, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of St. Louis, Mo. Before an enthusiastic audience jam-packed in Richardson auditorium, Friday, November 3, Miss Harvey became the first LU queen to receive a crown made of gold anodyzed alu- minum, red velvet and gold lame. The crown, which is a donation and is intended to become LU ' s permanent crown, was de- signed by Dr. R. C. Wyatt, professor of for- eign languages, and Mrs. Inez Gayle Miles, instructor in home economics. The diadem has 1,500 handcut imported Austrian rhine- stones, 140 pearls and 3 pieces of jade. Robed in an empire gown made of soft white crepe, with long puffed chiffon sleeves, Miss Harvey was crowned by Dr. Earl Dawson, assisted by Mrs. Lajoyce Tyson Miller, Miss LUfor 966-67. Dr. Earl Dawson, University President, crowns Lena Harvey, Miss Lincoln and homecoming activities are officially begun. Miss Lincoln ' s jewel-studded crown is a many-splendored thing. Lena begins her triumphed exit march with SGA president, Turhan Brown escorting. Drummer Tony Sykes keeps up a steady, swinging beat despite a broken drum stick. John Brown and Francine Lewis work out to a mellow tune. Dean Ben Pugh and wife {above) discuss gift during a relaxed break at the dance. Fontella Bass entertains the homecoming dance croud with her hit song, Rescue Me. Miss Lincoln rides in elegance on the homecoming float. Her attendants are Miss Julie Hamilton, left, and Olivia Stallmgs, right. ■- ' Mftwwm W W or A U, Alumni Luncheon r Miss Lincoln addresses the halftime homecoming croud. w U i i 4. Lincoln ' s 115 piece band rips its way through a fast paced march num- ber. Band is under the direction of Air. Marshall Penn. Lena Harvey Miss LU 1967-68 Mayor Christy at Veterans ' Day Gathering Lincolinites gather to hear the annual Vetera ns Day address from Colonel John Christy, Mayor of Jefferson city. Colonel Jesse Johnson Commissions Cadet Joseph Johnson. The United States Field Band, The Soldiers ' Chorus , climaxed several days activity in the Department of Military Science which started Friday November 10, with Veterans Day celebration. W ?o ' s W ?o MOM? STi PfWS UMI £ ?S T FS ND COLLEGES Sharon Ann Alnutt Kansas City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology SGA Representative; Cheerleader; Junior Class Attendant to Miss LI 1 ; Perrv Hall Sweetheart; Student Court; Mentor Lovia M. Anderson Kansas City, Missouri Major: English Minor: French Secretary. Junior Class; Secretary, Senior Class; French Club; Literary Guild-Secretary; President. Literarv Guild; Rush Chair- man, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Archives. SGA Representative; Alternate to Student Court Jeanette Barnes Gary, Indiana Major: Speech and Drama Minor: English Debating Societv-President; Delta Sigma Theta Sorori- tv-President; Stagecratters-Treasurer; Student Court Ronald Ramon Bates Marietta, Georgia Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Military Science Vice Polemarch-Polemarch, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Captain, Football Team; Varsity L Club; Distinguished Military Student; Staff Officer, R.O.T.C. Brigade Mattie M. Cannon Richmond Heights. Missouri Major: Physical Education Minor: Clothing Construction Delta Sigma Theta Sororitv-Chaplain; Cheerleader- Captain; Physical Education Club; Senior Class Treasurer; Miss ROTC 1967 Turhan Pierre Brown. Kansas City, Missouri Biology Major, Literary Guild, president SGA Pershing Ritles, Scabbard and Blade. Dormitory Council, Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity, ambition to be a medical doctor. Kenneth Dean Jerterson City, Missouri Major: Government Minor: Speech Past Pres. and Vice Pres., The Debating Society. Senioi I lass Representative to Student Council, Member, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Varsity Debate Team, Student Court. Advanced R.O.T.C. Patricia Ann Frierson Kansas City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Home Economics Dormitory Council, Junior Class Representative to SGA. Chairman, Homecoming Entertainment Com- mittee, Member, Quinn Chapel Choir Julie L. Hamilton Jefferson Citv, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psycholog) Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; First Attendant to Miss LU; Miss Jabberwock Queen; Phi Mu Alpha Sweetheart Court; Secretary-SNEA; Student Union Board; University Choir Donald D. Gentzsch Jefferson Citv. Missouri Major: Music Education Advanced R.O.T.C. - Platoon Leader Battalion Company; LU Or- chestra; Band; Concert Choir; University Choir; String Ensemble; Vice-President, MENC; Scabbard and Blade Alfred L. Harris Charleston, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education and Military Science Junior Class President; Dean of Pledgees, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade; SGA Representative; Advanced R.O.T.C.; Student Na- tional Education Association Lionel Harris Gary, Indiana Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Kappa Alpha Psi Representative to Pan Hellenic Coun- cil. Dean of Pledges, Historian. Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity LonaJ. Howard Gary, Indiana Major: English Minor: Spanish Basileus-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Secretary and Treasurer-Literary Guild; Student Union Activities Board; Student Court Lena Harvey St. Louis, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Majorette; Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart; Vice President of Bennett Hall; Mentor James Peter Parks Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Political Science Minor: Spanish SGA Representative - Freshman Class; President - Sophomore Class; SGA-Vice President; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity-Vice Preside nt Charles A. Smith Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Physical Education and Biology Vice-President, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; SGA Representative at Large; Sergeant at Arms, Senior Class; Physical Education Club; Biology Club; Chairman, Homecoming Float Committee; L.U. Bowling Team. Jeffrey M. Schwehn Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Government Minor: Speech Vice Pres. Debating Society, Member, Student Court, Varsity Debate Team, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Traffic Court. William R. Smith Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Art Education Minor: Biology Public Relations Committee; Advanced ROTC; Biology Club-Treasurer; Art Guild; Dean ' s List. , 1 ■ ' 4 1 15 1 K «P ; T flPI jl i .- k ? j  Vf,W!Kgy-a Olivia Stallings St. Louis, Missouri Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology President-Bennett Hall; Senior Attendant to Miss LU; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Pan-Hellanic Council; So- ciology Club. Psychology Club. Sharon Jo Vernon; Russellville, Missouri Major, Biology. Minor. Chemistry Member, Biology Club, 2nd Attendant to Miss R.O.T.C., Company B Sweetheart, 1966- ' 67, Beta Kappa Chi Na- tional Scientific Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Milton Williams; Chicago, 111. Major, Health and Physical Education and Biology; Mi- nor, Military Science Member; Student Court, Vice Polemarch, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Physical Ed. Club, Captain, Basketball Team, Allen Hall Dorm Council, SGA Representative. Scabbard and Blade. Joseph Johnson; Poplar Bluff, Missouri Major, Elementary Education, Minor, Social Studies Member, Scabbard and Blade, Student Court, Vice President, Senior Class. Advanced R.O.T.C, Alpha Phi Alpha I Ruth Ann Boles; St. Louis, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Ben- nett Hall Dorm Council, University Choir, SGA, Pan-Hellenic Council. ,C P| mm ■« t V ■ v. - AT- ' li James Earl Carr; Kansas City, Missouri Major: Biology Minor: Chemistrv Member: Phi Alpha-President, 67-68, Par liamentarian, 65-66, Treasurer, 66-67 Vice-President, Biology Club, 66-67 Chairman. Constitution Committee, 67-68: Student Court Judge, 66-67; Chairman, 67- 68; Student Mentor, 66-67. Marshall Ray Evans; Jackson, Miss. Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Psychology Member: Basketball Team, Physical Edu- cation Club, Scabbard and Blade. ' 0$ Irif M Hf l vl H 4i kii k.,- Jwm H t- H The Queen at tin ROTC Ball The Coronation Ball had the distinction of being the first ROTC social event held in the new Student Union Ballroom. The contemporary architecture, mili- tary decoration and ceremony added to the pomp and pagentry of the affair. CORONATION-Miss Claire Lockman. Miss Mattie Cannon ROTC Queen for 1967-68. ROTC 1966-67, crowns Miss i: WALTZ? --Cadets and guests dance the night away as the band and deco rations add atmosphere. , ' , 3 The Faculty at the R.O.T.C. Ball Members of the ROTC staff form a receiving line and extend a warm how- do-you-do to faculty members and cadets at the ROTC ball. The welcoming line was just one of the highlighting features of the military ' s social event of the year. Mattie Cannon Miss ROT€ Maids of Honor to Miss ROTC Battalion Sweethearts Miss Ercille Hall Journalism Speech and Drama Somerville, Tennessee Miss Lona Jean Howard English Spanish Gary, Indiana Jn this openir setting tor the The First of the four Stage- crafter productions of the season was Tennessee Wil- liam ' s Night of the Iguana, a s tirring drama depicting the loneliness and emptiness of human existence. These scenes taking place in the hotel lobby set the tone for the impending conflicts. (Below) The characters in this scene are played by Warren Jackson, Tony Sykes (in background), Willie Brown. Claire Lockman, i. .Mi Jeanette Barnes and Elisha Williams. ■ Hannah Jelkes (Claire Lockman) and grandfather (Tony Sykes) check into the Hotel Costa Verde which forms the Others shown are Warren Jackson and Jeanette Barnes. (Right) Mr. Romaine (Charles Wartts), an urbans philanthropist, goes into full swing in this scene from Ten Nights in a Bar- room, as he delivers a fiery sermon to young Frank Slade Jan Peoples on the evils of alcohol. The latter shows obvious re- morse over murdering his father (Tony Sykes) While feeling his spirits. (Below) Little Mary (Elaine Bransford) bends for- ward exhibiting her beautiful, but worried smile, as she searches frantically for her father (Warren Jackson), who has had a few drinks too many in this scene from the same play. Other characters are Tony Sykes (standing), Elisha Williams and Maurice Harvey. (Left) In this powerful scene from Eugene O ' Neal ' s A Touch of the Poet, Maj. Con Melody (Elwood Williams is comforted by his wife Nora (Barbara Jones) and an old war buddy (Warren Jackson) after killing his prize mare while in an angry fit. (Above) Sara Melody (Paulette Jackson) pleads with her mother (Barbar Jones) for understanding of the sin- ful act of passion that she has committed with their young houseguest. (Left) In these sketches from Noel Coward ' s hilarious Private Lives, a newly wed couple, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Prynne (Charles Wartts and Jeanette Barnes) are having their first lover ' s spat. (Right) When honey- mooners swap partners — Look out ' The two estranged lovers return un- expectedly to find the former nuptials renewing old memories. (Below) What. ' ' Another switch ' Cold stares and sar- casm makes this scene brim with hu- mor. The characters are played by Albert Miller, Paulette Jackson, Jean- ette Barnes, Mary Sue Bassman (with tray) and Charles Wartts. These scenes captured the highlights of the Stage- crafter ' s Annual Awards Banquet at Sunset Lake. (Left) Receiving the Director ' s Award plus a $100 scholarship is Mary Margaret Jobe. (Above) A jubi- lant Warren Jackson and Willie Brown receive Stage- crafter Gold Keys. (At right) Jeanette Barnes re- ceives Best Actress Award. Dr. Thomas D. Pawley presented the awards. (Above) ' Crafters join hands in chanting an ole standby medlev. Shown are Louise Penny, Elisha Williams, Linda Jackson, Franklin Russell. Mary Jobe and Fredia Goodwin. (Above) Warren J ack- son and companion are caught un- awares by a candid Archives cam- era. (Left) The banquet crowd looks on smilingly as Dr. Pawley does the Philly Dog with a co- ed. In this scene from Neil Simon ' s Barefoot in the Park , Mr. Velasco (Steve Henderson), a down-on- his luck gourmet, meticu- lously instructs Mrs. Banks (Barbara Jones) to pop the delicacy. Other characters shown are plaved bv Cecil Doty (standing) and Virginia Odom. (2) Pucker up The flustered newlyweds make up after a fight in this scene played by Cecil l) tv and Virginia Odom. (3) After trudging up five flights of stairs the ex- hausted deliveryman. (Wil- liam Curtis) is confronted with an excited Corie (Virginia Odom). (Above) Crafter banquet comes only once a year, and these smiling go- getting are eagerly awaiting a scrump- tious dinner. (Right) No good party is without its sentimental moments and the Crafters show that theirs is no exception in this scene of fond reminiscence. Campus Camera California ' s loss is LU ' s gain. The attractive Barnett Twins hail from Richmond, Calif, but now make an attractive edi- tion to the L.U. scene. Before coming to L.U. the Barnett Twins attended The Richmond Union High School, where they graduated in the upper ten percent of a class of 742. Yvonne (left) is a pre-nursing major and Elaine a mathematics ma- jor. Here at L.U., both girls have consistently kept their names on the Dean ' s list. v-V Lincoln University has yet to produce a match for John Anderson when it comes to playing ping-pong. His friends call him The Invincible . A sociology major, Anderson is a native of Kinloch, Mo. Linda Boessen, a sophomore majoring in journalism with a minor in history, comes from Loose Creek, Mo. She is the author of the 1967 homecoming theme, ' The New Lincoln ' ' . William Harvey Brethorst, a Business Administration and Economics major from St. Louis, Mo., came close to capturing the SGA I 967 presidential election. Aretha Franklin? No. Gwen Simmons Yes. Miss Simmons is the number one exponent of the Aretha Franklin style. 5 — — .. . i The Trotter Twins (left), Jerome and Gerald, are two of the many faces on campus. The only problem is Who ' s Who. Both Jerome and Gerald are health and physical education majors. Here they are having a heck of a time trying to figure who ' s who on the picture. Campus Beauties All Set for the Chris Williams Show Gail Ann Wilson; Jefferson Citv, Mo. Mae Oliver; Caruthersville. Mt LU ' s number one Dynamite Chris Wil- liams, arriving at Richardson Auditorium to keep a singing engagement. Williams who usually electrifies his audience with his voice, started singing at age 1 0. Willie Ruth Hursev; St. Louis. Mo. Renee W. Coleman; Detroit. Mich. Mary Ellen McCutchan; Emitsburg, Iowa. DorisJ. Rowe; Memphis, Tenn. Virginia M Odom; Los Angeles, Calif. Brenda A Washington; Columbia, Mo. - ss««ditewe! THE MARCHING TIGERS The Ramsey Lewis Trio, highly popular jazz trio, opened the LU Fine Arts Series of 1967-68 with a concert in Richardson Auditorum in early November. Featured with Lewis himself were Maurice White percussionist (left), and Cleveland Eaton, bassist cellist. The drummer who made Lincoln students to dance in their seats, demonstrates some of his stunts. The Little Angles The Little Angles , a juvenile professional dance group from Korea, appeared in Richardson Auditorium in early December in two per- formances. The folk dancers ranging in age from six to 14 years, were enchantingly sprtnghtly in their gorgeous costumes. Accompa- nied by five adult faculty members of Seoul ' s National Court Music Academy, playing a variety of traditional instruments. MEET THE CLARION STAFF Mrs. Phyllis Wills, Associate Professor of Journalism, has supervised preparation of the contents of each issue of the Lincoln Clarion for more than nine years. News Editor, Ercille Hall, shows Editor-in-chief, Charles Wants his mistakes. Reporter, Carolyn Robinson, assists The Rt. Fr. Hugh Behan, Make-up Editor. Reporter Manlvn Duncan and Photographer Ozv Reynolds read the latest Clarion. Reporter J Zamgba Browne, checks his story with News Editor, Ercille Hall. Donald Barbera served as Sports Editor and Diana Weeden handled the business and advertising The A r c h i v e s Staff Seeing to it that the Archives text and ad copy move to their many climaxes was Dr. Avon N. Wilson, Advisor to the Archives for two straight years. Staff Conferences were frequently necessary to iron out pressing problems in the preparation of the Archives. Here the Editot -in- chief confers with key staff members. They are seated clockwise. Robert Newton, Sports Editor; Ozy Reynolds, Associate Editor; J. Zamgba Browne, Editor-in-chief; William Curtis, Layout Editor; Colleen Zemp, Art Editor; Willie F. Longshore, Photo Editor. The brain behind the 1968 Archives was J. Zamgba Browne, Editor-in-chief. A native of Monrovia, Liberia West Africa, he is a Journalism major with a minor in Public Relations and Government. He plans to do his master ' s degree in Journalism and Foreign Service. Left to Right Colleen Zamp, William Curtis, William Smith, Ron Sikes and Jean Schatzer put the pages together. -. ■ va BHBr Inn K ' ' j •I 1 ' iil fl 1 f ' ■Mr ' vJF J PI Ei !i H aw What kind of dance is this? Gentlemen ' s choice? Take your pick. : ' %? k - $A ■ , ifc 1 Where there is basketball, there is a crowd. Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart, Una Harvey, pose with her court. Read- ing left to right, Lona Howard, Marilyn Moore, and Sharon Alnutt. Jim (Sully) Sullivan gets in th groove of things. £ ' £ h wv K V: . m 1 M w V mm ' w Tr np i iff TV V y It ,V i Seniors Juniors Sophomores Page 183 Page 194 Freshmen Page 209 Seniors Officers of the Senior Class: Joseph Johnson, Vice President; Lovia Anderson, Secretary; Dwayne Crompton, President; Mattie Cannon, Treasurer; Kenneth Dean, SGA Representa- Seniors Agyare, Jonas L. K. Bunsu. Ghana Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology Member: International Students Club, Agronanhus Club, Biology Club Anderson, Lovia Kansas City, Missouri Major: English Minor: French Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorontv, Literary Guild. French Club, SGA Representative Bailey, JoAnn Shreveport, Louisiana Ma|or: Art Member: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Art Guild Bates, Donald Marietta, Georgia Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Member: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity, Physical Education Club, Football Team Blake, Romona Gary, Indiana Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member: Delta Sigma Theta So- rority, Stage Crafters, SNEA Ag-Bo Akamnonu, Marcus N. Aba, Nigeria Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology Sociology Member: International Students Club, Agronanhus Club, Biologv Club Anderson, Maggie Parkin. Arkansas Major: English Minor: Psychology Barnes, Jeanette Gary, Ind iana Major: Speech and Drama Minor: English Member: Delta Sigma Theta So- rority, Debating Society, Stage Crafters Belland, Emanuel Jefferson City. Missouri Major: Physical Education Minor: Military Science Member: Omega Psi Phi Fra- ternity, Pershing Rifles. Track Team Boles. Ruth St. Louis. Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member: Dorm Council, SGA. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Pan- Hellenic Council Maids of Honor to Miss Lincoln Julie Hamilton Elementary Education Jefferson City, Missouri Olivia Stallings Sociology St. Louis, Missouri Seniors w - vv y - Jl2 7  WW -ff WJ ■ Bonner, Patricia Morant Bay, Jamaica, West Indies Major: Biology Minor: English Member: International Students Club Branstetter, John Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Minor: Military Science Member: Scabbard and Blade Brown. Hayward Gary, Indiana Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity Brown, Steve Chillicothe, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Military Science Member: Sphinx Club. Pershing Rifles Brown, Willie Kansas City, Missouri Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Member: Stage Crafters Bo -Br Bradford, Marlene St. Louis, Missouri Major: Home Economics Edu- cation Broadnax, Sandra Gary, Indiana Major: English Minor: Chemistry Social Studies Member: Literary Guild, Sociol- ogy Club. SNEA, Archives Staff Brown, John Brooklyn, New York Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Minor: Psychology Member: Omega Psi Phi Frater- nity, Physical Education Club, Stage Crafters Brown, Turhan Kansas City, Missouri Major: Biology Member: SGA President, Who ' s Who, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Browne, J. Zamgba Monrovia. Liberia. West Africa Major: Journalism Minor: Public Relations Gov- ernment Member: International Students Club, Sociology Club, History Club, Wesley Foundation. Clarion Staff, Editor-in-Chief Archives 1967-68 Bu-Da Burre, Sheila Tebbetts, Missouri Major: Art Education Minor: Home Economics Seniors Cannon, Mattie St. Louis, Missouri Major: Physical Education Minor: Clothing Member: Cheerleader Squad, Miss R.O.T.C. Chatman, William Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Elementary Education Minor: Health and Physical Education Member: Omega Psi Phi Fra- ternity Coursey, Ronetta Kansas City, Missouri Major: Music Education Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Concert Choir. Sigma Alpha Iota, Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil. M.E.N.C, Majorettes. Uni- versity Band Crompton, Dwayne Kansas City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: History- Member: SNEA, Alpha Phi Al- pha Fraternity- Canada, Bernita St. Louis, Missouri Major: Special Education Minor: Art Psychol og) Member: Concert Choir, New- man Club, Recreation Club, Art Club. Psychology Club Carraway, Roberta Chicago, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology- Combs, Patricia Eldon, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Home Economics Member: SNEA Crockett, William Kansas City, Missouri Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Member: Industrial Arts Club. Bowling Team Dameron, Glenda Jefferson City. Missouri Major: Mathematics Minor: Biology Seniors Evers, Elmer (etferson City, Missouri Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Exum, Titus Gary, Indiana Ma|or: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member SNEA. Alpha Phi Al- pha Fraternity, Stage Crafters Djokoto, Lawrence Gbadzeme, Ghana Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology Chemistry Member: International Students Club, Biology Club. Agronanhus Club Dj-Ex Dulle. Mary Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member: SNEA Dunklin, Glonastene Portageville, Missouri Major: Biology Minor: Psychology Member: BSLI, Biology Club Eithholz, Allen Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Building Engr. Minor: Mathematics Ellis, Helen Kansas City, Missouri Ma|or: French Minor: English Member: BSU, French Club, Student Court Evans, Marshall Jackson, Mississippi Ma|or: Physical Education Minor: Psycholog) Member: Scabbard and Blade, Basketball Team Fa -Ha Seniors Fadairo, )oe Dmu-Aran, Nigeria Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology Member: International Students Club. Omega Psi Phi Frater- nity. Biology Club, Agrohanhus Club Gbiriche. Gregory Tamale, Ghana Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology- Member: International Students Club, Biology Club. Agrohanhus Club Givens, Bettye Kansas City, Missouri Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Minor: Psychology Member: Psychology Club. Physi- cal Education Club Green, Lynette Gary, Indiana Major: Elementary Education Minor: Clothing Member: SNEA. Home Eco nomics Club Harris, Lionel Kansas City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Member: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity. Pan-Hellenic Council Folks, Sheila Kansas City, Missouri Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Member: Sociology Club, Uni- versity Choir Gentzsch. Donald Jefferson City. Missouri Major: Music Minor: Education Member: Scabbard and Blade. Concert Choir, University Choir, Band Gower. Brenda Major: Biology Minor: Psychology Member: Archives Staff, Bi- ology ( lub. Psychology Club NpK. Hamilton, Julie Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Harvey. Lena St. Louis. Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Miss Lincoln Univer- sity Seniors Harvey. Maurice Gary, Indiana Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Member: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity, Stage Craf ' ters, SNEA Ha-Ja Henry, Shirley Bell City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Member: BSU Hooks, Lee Allen Riviera Beach, Florida Ma|or: Music Education Member: Phi Mu Alpha Sinforis Fraternity, Omega Psi Phi Fra- ternity, MENC, Dormitory Coun- cil, Band, Orchestra, Choir Howard, Lona Gary, Indiana Ma|or: English Minor: Spanish Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Literary Guild Irving, Dizonia Rogers St. Louis, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Member: SNEA, Wesley Foun- dation Heglin, Juanita Rolla, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Member: SNEA Hollis, Beverly Vienna. Missouri Ma|or: Home Economics Edu- cation Member: Home Economics Club Houston, Ruth St. Louis. Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Hsia, Mable Taippei, Taiwa, China Major: Food and Nutrition Minor: Home Economics Jackson, Linda Hattiesburg. Mississippi Major: Speech and Drama Minor: Journalism Member Stage Crafters Je -Lu Seniors Jefferson, Edward Seattle. Washington Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: English Member: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity, History Club, SGA Rep- resentative, Sociology Club, Literary Guild Kimes. Rainey Kansas City, Missouri Major: Biology Minor: French Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. French Club, Biology Club (ones. Bertha Waukegan, Illinois Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Member: Physical Education Club, Stage Crafters Kliethermes, Bert Linn, Missouri Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Member: Newman Club, Student I fnion Activities Board Kruse. Nancy Kruse. Terry Russellville, Missouri Russellville, Missouri Major: Music Education Major: Health and Physical Member: Sigma Alpha Iota, MENC Education Minor: Biology Member: Basketball Team Littrell. Alice Salma, Kansas Major: Music Therapy Minor: Voice- Member: Music Therapy Club, ( oncert Choir, Sigma Alpha Logan, Thern San Francisco, California Major: English Minor: Physical Education Member: Literary Guild, SNEA, Student Lnion Activities Board Lovelace. Saundra Little Rock. Arkansas Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Physical Education Member: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Stage (rafters. SNEA Lueckenotto, Norine [efferSOn City, Missouri Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Member: Newman Club Seniors .i aft dii ' . ' ' ' ; ? ; -iff) ■ffTjfl ■■ t. Lunn. Sharlyn Kansas City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Member: SNEA, SGA, Univer- sity Choir Lyles, Maxine Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Home Economics Club Member: Home Economics Club Martin, Elmer Glasgow, Missouri Major: Sociology Minor: Philosophy Psychology Member: Sociology Club, Band. Cafeteria Board Moss, Cora Blytheville, Arkansas Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Member: University Choir, SNEA, Psychology Club Nelson, Sandra Memphis, Tennessee Major: English Minor: Psychology Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Literary Guild Lu-Ne Luster, Bobby St. Louis, Missouri Major: Art Education Minor: Sociology Home Econom- ics Member: Art Guild, Home Eco- nomics Club Martin, Bernard Chicago, Illinois Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Member: Sociology Club, His- tory Club, Psychology Club Moore, Eloise Chicago, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member: SNEA Nantwi, Anthony Kumasi. Ghana Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology Member: International Students Club, Biology Club, Agronanhus Club Newbill, Lillian Sedalia, Missouri Major: Music Education Minor: Voice Member: MENC, BSU, Concert Choir, University Choir 01 -Ri Oliver, Mae Caruthersville. Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Home Economics Member: Ivy Club Seniors Page, John St. Louis, Missouri Major: Business Education Minor: Music Education Member: Omega Psi Phi Fra- ternity, Phi Beta Lamda, Con- cert Band, Choir Peoples. Ernestine St. Louis. Missouri Ma]or: Home Economics Edu- cation Minor: Foods Member: Home Economics Club Phelps, Victoria Chicago. Illinois Major: History Minor Psychology Member: History Club. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Reams, Frances Chicago, Illinois Major: Mathematics Minor: Psychology Member: Stage Crafters, chology Club, Ivy Club Psy- Olusanya, Olusegun Ile-Ife, Nigeria Major Building Engineering Minor Business Administration Member: International Students Club, Mechanic Arts (dub Pasley, Victor Fulton, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Military Science Member: Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity Peoples. Lillie Poplar Bluff, Missouri Ma|or: Health and Physical Education Minor: Business Education Member: Delta Sigma Theta So- rority, Physical Education Club. Miss Omega Mardi Gras Quao, Edward Accra. Ghana Major: Agriculture Minor: Biology Member: International Students Club, Agronanhus Club, Wesley Foundation. Biology Club Ridley, Lola Indianapolis. Indiana Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Seniors Robinson, Donald Independence, Missouri Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Psychology Member: Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nity, Physical Education Club, Biology Club Rome, Henry Columbus, Georgia Major: Health and Physical Education Member: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity, Football Team. Physi- cal Education Club Samson, Mary Bonnots Mill, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education Member: Newman Club, SNEA Scoggin, Joseph St. Louis, Missouri Major: Mathematics Minor: Sociology Psychology Member: Sociology Club Smith, Charles Kansas City, Missouri Major: Physical Education; Bi- ology Member: Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity, Physical Education Club. Biology Club SGA Representative- at-Large Ro-St Rohlfing, Ramona Hermann. Missouri Major: Elementary Minor: English Education Rutledge, Leonard Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Agriculture Minor: Military Science Member: Agriculture Club Schatzer. Jean Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Art Education Minor: Math Member: Art Guild. Newman Club Scott. Roberta Kansas City, Missouri Major: Applied Music Member: MENC, University Choir, Newman Club, Sigma Al- pha Iota Stallings, Olivia St. Louis. Missouri Major: Sociologj Minor: Psychology Member: Delta Sigma Theta So- rority, Sociology Club. French Club, Pan-Hellenic Council St-Tu Stanfield. Joyce North Little Rock, Arkansas Ma|or: Elementary Education Minor: Home Economics Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Wesley Foundation. Home Economics Club Seniors Stauffer, Grant Jefferson City, Missouri Major: History Minor: Government Sykes, Clifford Kansas City, Missouri Major: Music Education Member: Omega Psi Phi. Phi Mu Alpha. MENC. Stage Crafters, Choir, Band Thompkins. Russell Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Accounting Business Ad- ministration Member: Omega Psi Phi Frater- nity, Archives Staff, Phi Beta Lambda, Pershing Rifles Tidwell, Ernest Los Angeles, California Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Member: Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- ternity, BSU, Track Team Stapleton, Luthresa Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education Member: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Majorettes. SNEA. University Choir Stewart, Nylia Kansas City, Missouri Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Minor: Music Member: Delta Sigma Theta So- rority, Physical Education Club. Majorettes, Concert Band Tellman, Virginia Linn, Missouri Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Psychology Member: Physical Education Club. Judo Club. Newman Club Tichelkamp, Gary Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Member: Phi Beta Lambda Tucker, Daniel Fulton, Missouri Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Minor: Business Administration Member: Physical Education Club Seniors Turner, Henderson Kansas City, Missouri Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Psychology Warfield, James Kansas Citv, Missouri Major: English Minor: Journalism Member: Literarv Guild, Swa- hili Club, University Band, SGA Wants, Charles St. Louis. Missouri Major: Journalism Minor: Political Science Member: Stage Crafters. Editor- in-Chief Clarion Watts, Willie Chicago. Illinois Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Minor: Psychology Member: Basketball Team Williams. Bettv Kansas City, Missouri Major: Health and Phvs cation Minor. Psychology Edu- Tu-Wi Vernon, Sharon Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Biology Minor: Chemistn Member: Biology Club, Attend- ant to Miss ROTC. Who ' s Who Warren, Larry St. Charles, Missouri Major: History Minor: Philosophy Washington, Rose Mary- East St. Louis, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Home Economics White, Ethel St. Louis, Missouri Major: Home Economics Edu- cation Member: Home Economics Club Williams, Michael St. Louis. Missouri Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Member: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity Wi-Ze Williams, Milton hicago, Illinois Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Minor: Biology Military Science Member: Basketball Team-Cap- tain. Dorm Council. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Wilson. Patricia Chicago, Illinois Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member: Pyramid Club. SNEA Seniors Wren. Margaret St. Louis. Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Bryant, Eric Kansas City, Missouri Ma|or: Pre-Law Minor: Government Member: BSU, SGA Repre- sentative Busby, Joyce Kansas City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Member: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, SNEA, Wilson, David California. Missouri Major Biology Minor: Psychology Member. Biology Clul Wine, Clarence- Kansas ( it) . Missouri Major: Elementary Education Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education Education Club. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Wright, Clayton Sedalia. Missouri Major: Music Education York. Dorothy Houghton, Louisiana Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Member: BSU, Phi Beta Lamda Zeemp, Colleen Jefferson C itv. Missouri Major: Art Member Debate Team, Newman Club. Archives Staff Seniors Da-Al Daniel. Alice Kansas City. Missouri Major: Home Economics Member: SNEA, Home Eco- nomics Club Gooden, William St. Louis, Missouri Major: Building Engineering Minor: Mathematics Member: Drill Team, Univer- sity Band, Choir, Mechanic Arts Club Howard, Larrv Chicago, Illinois Major: Health and Physical Edu- cation Member: Scroller Club, Basket- ball Team. Physical Education Club Smith. William Jefferson City, Missouri Major: Art Minor: Biology Member: Biology Club, Who ' s Who. Public Relations Com- mittee Alexander, Janice Kansas City, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Minor: Social Studies Member: President, Student Na- tional Education Association Juniors Officers of the Junior Class: Alfred Harris, President; Hazel Blakemore, Secretary; James E. Sclaes, Treasurer; (Not Shown) Michael Eldridee, Vice President. Juniors Ad -Bo Adams, Claudia — Home Eco- nomics Ajayi, Samuel A.— Agriculture Allen. Annette— Health and Phy- sical Education Alnutt. Sharon — Elementary Edu- cation Anderson, Nellie— Home Eco- nomics Atukum. J. Irmiva — Agriculture Banks, Olivia — Elementary Edu- cation Barnett. Elaine — Mathematics Barnett, Yvonne — Pre-Nursint; Beckwith. Marsha — Business Ad- ministration Benford. William E. — Health and Physical Education Blakemore, Hazel — Music Therapy Bookman, Patricia — Art Wood, Cynthia — Elementary Education Bordeaux. Linda — English Junior Class Sweethearts i is _ Annette Allen Health and Physical Education Kinloch. Missouri Sharon Alnutt Elementary Education Kansas City. Missouri Juniors Br -Fa Brown, Pauline C. — Mathematics Bullock, Dewey — Art Burns, Frances — Sociology Butler, Earline — Elementary Edu- cation Cameron, Jamesetta — Health and Physical Education Porter. Mary L. — Business Ad- ministration Carter, Sandra — Accounting Cummings, Cedric — Business Ad- ministration Davis, Lawrence — Sociology Echols, Henry — Business Ad- ministration Evans, Mamie — Elementary Edu- cation English, Carla — Elementary Edu- Erhart, Louise — Biology Fairchild, Roberta — Music Edu- cation Famous, JoAnn — Social Science- Sociology Fe-Go Juniors Ferguson, Jane — Elementary Edu- cation Ferguson. Minnette — Health and Physical Education Figgous, Isaac — Industrial Arts Fleming. Anne — Home Economics Fobur, Musa Ina — Agriculture Fnerson. Patricia — Elementary Education Ganaway. Ralph — History Garrett, Erma — Social Science- Sociology Gaya, Damana J. — Agriculture V Juniors Gr-Hu Graves. Anita -Health Physi- cal Education Gregory, Duns— Speech and Dra- ma Grimes, Freida Biology Guein, Morssie English Harris, Alfred — Elementary Edu- cation Harris. Lvle Business Admin- istration Harrison, Wanda —Elementary Edu- cation Hashidu, Abubakar — Agriculture Haugh. Gabnelle Elementary Edu- cation Henry, Jacqueline -Business Ad- ministration Hill. Nedra — Elementary Edu- cation Hobbs, Quincy C— Business Ad- ministratcon Holeman. Orell G. — Elementary Education Huey, Grace — Elementary Edu- cation Hursev, Ruth Home Economics Ir -Ma Irving, Brenda — Home Eco- nomics Jackson, Alvin — History Jackson, Sharon — Biology Juniors James, Joe — Business Admin- istration James, Van Ella — Home Eco- nomics Janneck, Mary Jane — Elemen- tary Education Jefferson, Pearl — Home Economics Johnson, Eloise — Elementary Edu- cation Jones, Barbara — Elementary Edu- cation Kirchner. Jim— Mathematics Lindsey, Francis — French Linsenbardt, Elizabeth — Music Therapy Loesch. Larry Agriculture Lofton, Alysa — Home Economics Maikidi, Babale Agriculture Juniors Ma -Pi Martin. Aaron — Health and Phy- sical Education Mbaliri, Donatus — Business Ad- ministration McKinney, Sharon — Health and Physical Education McNear, Mayola — Business Edu- cation Means, Anthony — Sociology Mertens. John F. — Sociology Niedert, Stephanie — Elementary Education Newson. [acquelvn Elementary Education Nolan, Erma — Elementary Edu- cation Norman, Yvonne — Home Eco- nomics Odom. Virginia — Home Economics Olayioye, Aaron — Agriculture Overton, Carol — Elementary Edu- cation Peterson, Alfreda — Elementary Education Pitts, Otis — Sociology Pr-Sm Juniors Prudhome. Marion — Business Ad- ministration Ragland. Zane S.— Music Ther- apy Raigans. Carlos — Pre- Medicine Reed. Sondra J. — Elementary Edu- cation Reynolds. Ozy B. — Journalism Rogers. Janale — Home Eco- nomics Rose. Hamel — Business Adminis- tration Russell. Rebecca — Elementary Education Scales, lames - Chemistry Schumtzler, Gary — Business Ad- ministration Scott, Jeanie — Elementary Edu- cation Simmons, Gwendolyn — Speech and Drama Simms. Florida- Elementary Edu- cation Singer, Dorothy — Home Eco- nomics Smith, LaVerne — Journalism Juniors Sm-Wa smith, Patricia Sociology Smith. Raynelle Business Edu- cation Smith, Vercella — Elementarv Edu- cation Sneed, Lionel T. - Mechanical Construction Spann. Lonnie —Elementary Edu- cation Spears. Susie — Health and Phy- sical Education Stafford. Leon — Business Admin- istration Taylor, Rita — Elementarv Edu- cation Thomas, Glendia Elementarv Education Tinslev, Margaret — Home Eco- nomics Trotter. Gerald — Health and Phv- sical Education Trotter. Jerome — Health and Phy- sical Education Vossen, Barbara — Elementary Education Ward. Cassandra — Elementarv Education Washington, Brenda — Music Therapy Wa-Me Washington, Rose Music Ther- apy Watkins, William— Health and Physical Education Weeden. Diane — Journalism Juniors White, Roxanne -Elementary Edu- cation Wilbers, Bernard — Sociology Williams, Gwendolyn — Journal- ism Williams, Joyce G. — Health and Physical Education Williams, Mary- -Health and Physical Education Worley. Mary K. Elementary Education W ' udin, Bwarama Agriculture Zaitada. Abdullahi Agriculture Blakney. ( flysses Art Eck, Janice Biology Hayes, Alice Home Economics Meeks. Dorothy Sociology Parker, Gary J. —Chemistry V mr 3 fin ' •wir fffl ' ■ '  ' ■ 0il Bk ' Sfc - m k- 7 s ill Sophomores Officers of the Sophomore Class: (Seated) Vernona Scotti. Cafeteria Board, Donna Cain. S.G.A. Representative, Chuck Masters, Presi- dent; Ruby Topp, Attendant to Miss L.U.; Ed- die Raybon, Vice-President (Back row) John- ny Anderson, SGA. Representative; Jefferson Wyatt, Treasurer; Betty Cole. Secretary; William Atkinson, Sergeant-at-Arms. Ab - Bl Sophomores Abram, George-Business Administration Aitch, Norma Jean--Health and Physical Education Allen. Rosemary --Economics Brown, fames-Business Administration Anderson, Maxine--Elementary Education Armour, Thomas-Business Administration Atkinson, William--Music Education Bailey, Sharon-Psychology Barber, Terry- Bax. Dennis-Accounting Beck, Patricia-Accounting Bell, Cynthia-Elementary Education Bell, Eldndge-Health and Physical Education Birk, Larrv--Art Blair, Benjamin-Business Education Sophomore Class Sweethearts Ruhv Topp Elementary Education Gary, Indiana Marie Vaughn Elementary Education Kansas ( its, Missouri • Bl - Co Sophomores Blair, Edward--Busintss Administration Bogee, Linda-Business Education Bradley, Alexander-Business Administration Bradlv. Justin-- Branch, Brenda--Elementary Education Brown, Linda--Speech and Drama Buchanan, Valerie--Art Buckingham, Lela— Biology Burnett. Mary— Elementary Education Butler, Carolyn—Elementary Education Canterberrv, Mary--Health and Physical Education Carlisle, Harnet-- Cason, Alfreida--Business Educatic Chandler, Carolyn- -Elementary Education Cole, Betty J. --Speech and Drama Sophomores Co - Du oleman, Renee--Home Economics Collins, Toni-- Cooper, Freda--Elementary Education Cooperwood, Ruth-- Cotton, Sharron--Music Education Cox, Sandra--Sociology Cross, James--Business Administration Cross, Louis--Accountini; Dameron, Delia-Speech and Drama Daniels. Kathv-Home Economics Dardashti, Malihe-- Davis. Kato E.-- Davis, Sharron--Elementary Education Dickerson, Janice- -Accounting Duncan, Rita--Sociology Du - Gl Durden, Manlvn- Edwards, Carolyn- Ellison, Roger- Sophomores England, Karen--Elementary Education Enyard, David-Business Administration Fields. Carmen--Journalism Fleming, Dorothea--Elementary Education Flowers, Mamie--Elementary Education Forck, Greg--Business Administration Foster, Dorothy--Elementary Education Fox, Walter-History Franklin, Barbara-Secretarial Training Franks. Ronald--Business Administration Gaither, Deborah-Government Glover, Bradley A.-Pre-Medicine Sophomores Go - Hu i $M ' ; f if f T w- j E Gordon, Bedelia-Elementary Education Hamilton, Edwin--Business Administration Hardnck, Dorothy--Home Economics Harris, Connie M. --Health and Physical Education Hartfield. Annetta--Music Education Haslag, Georgiann--Biology Hathcock. John-Journalism Head, Patricia A. --Business Education Hester, Rita--Speech and Drama Hicks, Judy--Home Economics Hinton, Violet R --Health and Physical Education Hokev, Sarah--Elementarv Education Hopkins, Maryann--Elementary Education Huntley, Christine-- Huston, Stephanie-Music Education In - Jo Sophomores Ingram, Rudy--Art Jeans. Georgia Ann-Mathematics |obe, David--Speech and Drama Johns, Beverly--Elementary Education Johnson, Jeanette--Pre-medicine Johnson, Juanita--Secretarial Training Johnson, Ronald-Accounting Jones, Eliza--Business Education Jones, Jacqueline- -Sociology Sophomores Ki - Me Kitchen, Wayne-Business Education Lane, Jesse-Social Science Lasley. Christine-Business Education Lawson. Charles--Industnal Arts Lohmeyer. Emma L. --English Long, Amelia--Elementary Education Maasen, |anice--English Maple, Lou Ella--French Martin, Diane--Elementary Education Masden, Charles-Biology Masters, Charles--Building Engineering Matthew. Diana--Business Education McCullough, Bettv--Social Science McGruder, Saundra--Art Mertens, Pauline--Mathematics Mi - No Miles, Lmda--Business Administration Mitchell, Mar]one- -Elementary Education Moore. Marilyn-- Sophomores Mosley, Patricia--Health and Physical Education Naylor, Kathy--Elementary Education Nay lor, Penelope- -Accounting Nelson, Ronald--Biology Niehams, Jane- -Sociology Nolan, Loretta--History Sophomores No - Ro Nolan. Vonnieta-English Owens. Mary-Elementary Education Pa e. Melvin- Palmer. Lettie--Music Pollard. Alice- Price, Alda--Pre-Law Purucson. lames-Business Administration Raybon, Eddie--Elementarv Education Roberson. Larry-Sociology Ro - Ta Sophomores Robinson. Cora--Health and Physical Education Rowsey, Beverly--Elementary Education Sampson, Sheryl--Elementary Education Schmitz, Barbara-Elementary Education Scotti. Vernona--English Sestak, Sharon--Home Economics Shaffer, Martha-- Shelton. Vernon-Government Smith. Carmen--Elementary Education Smith, Deborah-Elementary Education Smith, Michael--Industnal Arts Smith, Thomas--Music Education Spencer, Camille- Stutte, J eannine- -Sociology Tammen, Mary Ann--Elementary Education ill! r.f yS ' ' ' ;: ! , Sophomores Ta - Wa Taylor, Jacquelyn— Thomas. Percy—History Thomas. Ronald-Elementary Education Thomas, Theodore-Business Administration Thompson, William --Pre- Medicine Todd. Janice-Elementary Education Toebben. Judith--Journalism Tolbert. Roderick-Business Administration Topp, Rubv--Elementarv Education Triplett. Dorothy-Sociology Tvler, Carolvn--Elementarv Education Vaughn. Lelietta-Elementarv Education Vault. Phyllis— Sociology Visor, Kathleen-Music Education Wakefield. Rosalind-- Wa - Wh Sophomores Walton, Gwendolyn--Home Economics Washington, Marilyn- Watts, Aralee-Business Education Welch. Bnnnie-- White, Annie- White, Estel-Social Science White, ]une--Business Education White, Saundra--Elementary Education Whitley, Laverne--Elementary Education Sophomores Wh - Ye Whitworth. Michael -Business Administration Williams, Emery--Government Williams, Jack-Elementary Education Woodward, Gary-Economics Wyatt, Jefferson- -Accounting Brown, Pamela--Elementary Education Jernigan. Sandra--Biology Johnson, Cheryl--Elementary Education Kennedy, Arthur B. --Elementary Education McClellon, Jerline-- Elementary Education Opel, Lola--Business Administration Yergis, Cardis--Elementary Education Freshmen Officers of the Freshman Class: (Seated) Rita Smith, S.G.A. Representative; Michele Smith. Cafeteria Board; Harry M. Williams. Jr., President; Brenda Genne Rucker, Vice-Presi- dent; Virginia Smith, Treasurer. (Back row) Janice Alnutt, Attendant to Miss L.U.; Jackey Hancock. Sergeant-at-Arms; Sonja Taylor, Attendant to Miss L.U. (Not shown) Linda Ridggseci, Kenneth Couch, Lacey Truner. Freshmen Ab - Be Abbott, Thomas Adrian, Linda Alexander, Linda Alnutt. Janice Alsobrooks, Judy Anderson, James Stroebel, Sharon Backes, Evelyn Bailey, George Ballard. Ida Banks, Patricia Bates, Ervin Bax, Frank Bax. Marcia Bell. Anthony Berhorst, Virgil Berry, Joe McCann, Terry Nevilles. Manlvn Bescheinen. Vivian Bo - Co Freshmen Boler, Debra Bonds, R. C. Boyd, James Boyd, Pearlie Briscoe, Dianne Broker, Catherine Brooks, Valerie Brown, Pamela Bunting, Sheila Burnett, Doris Butler, Kenneth Butler, Mary Butler, Virgil Byers, Vondale Carmichael, Elliot Carter, James Cash, George Chandler, Jon P. Clark, Adrienne Costen, Carmen Sonja Taylor Elementarv Education Gary, Indiana Freshman Class Sweethearts Janice Alnutt Elementarv Education Kansas City. Missouri i Freshmen Co - El Couch, Kenneth Cox, Ella Coyle, Luther Cropp, Clora Crump, Wilton Cubit. Jamesetta Culler. Robert Davis, Isaiah Davis, Mitchell Lerfert. Susan Delk. Alvm Dinkins, Paul Doerhoft, Frederic Doty, Cecil Dowdy, Jerome Dubose, Jeremiah Duffin, Barbara Dunbar, Doris Edwards. Juanita Ellis. Lynda Freshmen HlMti? Ex - Gr Exum, Lendell Fields, Edward Fitzpatnck. Charles Fletcher. Sherrv Fox, Don Freeman. Bernice Fugh. Gwendolvn Garrett. Peter Gaines, June George, Gloria Ghan. Maxine Giendinghagen. Marlis Gillespie. Evelyn Gillion. Marshall Givens. Bennita Givens, Mark Glaser. Phyllis Glasper, Charles Goetz. Jane Grant. Marie Gr - Ho Freshmen Gray, Joseph Green, Eudora Haeffner, Michael Johnson, Pamela Haid, Judith Hammann, David Hancock, Jackey Harding, Dwight Harlan. Sylvia Harrington, Gwendolyn Hartman. David Harvey, Joyce Hayes, Brenda Haynes, Relfus Heckemeyer. Dennis Herndon, Gregory Hersey, Dwight Hirschvogel, Linda Hodge, Lawrence Holman. William Freshmen Hu - Le Hubbard, Connie Huhman, Carol Jackson, Betty Jaegers, James Jenkins, Katherine Johnson, Alphonse Johnson, Debra Johnson, Willis Jones, Rosalind Jones. Stanley S. Jones, Stanley W. Kautsch, Margie Kincade. Barton Kitchen, Barbara Knox, Arnitta Lacey, Turner Lee, Harnett Leishing, Faye Lehmen, Diane Lewis, Francine Li - 01 Liescheidt, Janet Lock, Margaret Love, Dorothy Mason, Anita Mason, Thomas Young, John Merritt. Dwight Middleton, Chris Miller, Jasper Miller, Robert Mitchell, Normazel Molden, Cheryl Moore, Linda Moseley, Linda Mushelt, Barbara Nelson. Rochelle Newman, Billy Nixon, Georgia Odem, Phyllis Ohgschlaeger, Carol Freshmen m mJ Freshmen Ov - Ro Overton, Jan Page. Glenda Perkins. Frances Pittnch. Linda Poole, Donald Popp. Sharon Powell, Judy Presberrv. Richard Proctor. Marvin Proctor. Ronald Ratcliff, Florence Ray, Otis Rice, Luther Ridge, Linda Riggins, Laverne Roark, Linda Robinson, Billie Robinson, Diana Robinson, Donald Robinson, Jimmy Freshmen Ro - St Rogers. William Rollins. Patricia Rowe, Carrie Rustemeyer, Jeanette Rustemeyer. Margie Rucker. Brenda Rucker, Jacki Salter, Donald Sanders, Miklos Scheulen. Kathleen Scott, Pamela Shipley, Kenneth Shoat, Johnnie Shocks, Elaine Silver, Clarence Sims. Harold Smith, Bernadette Smith, Eddie Smith, Virginia St. James. June Freshmen St - Wa Stafford, Margaret Starks, William Swift, Jacqueline Tate, Ocie Taylor, Sonja Turner, Michael Thomas. Charlotte Thomas, Clifton Thompson, Patricia Thompson, Wiley Tipler, Elberta Tolson, Willard Turner, Jo Ella Waddell, Reginald Walker, Bradford Washington, Lois Washington, Patricia Washington, Sandra Watson, Steven Watts. Michael We - Wr West.JoAnn Westbrooks. Marshall Wiley, Alexis Williams, Cynthia Williams, Harry Williams, Marita Williams. Vera Wilson, Kathleen Wilson, Roger Wilson, Zula Wood, Yvonne McClellon, Carolvn Wright, Pauline Freshmen . ' .J« V I % s fcr 1 jfe A ySw General Index Abbott, Thomas 210 Abram, George 195 Abyani, Ali 82. 84 Adams, Betty A. 12. 110 Adams, Claudia 77, 82, 184 Adkins, Gene R. 44. 46 Adrian, Linda 210 Agyare, Jonas L. K. 82, 83, 116. 168 Aitch, Norma Jean 94, 195 Ajayi, Samuel A. 82, 83, 88, 184 Akamnonu, Marcus Nwafor 82, 168 Alexander, Janice 83, 182 Alexander. Linda 210 Allen, Annette 184. 185 Allen, Rodney 87 Allen, Rosemary 195 Alnutt, Janice 210, 212 Alnutt, Sharon 5, 84, 94, 163. 184, 185 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 70 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity 65 Alsobrooks, Judy Ann 210 Anderson, Frank 97 Anderson, James 2 1 Anderson, John 76, 148 Anderson, Lovia 64, 70, 76, 130, 168 Anderson, Maggie 168 Anderson, Maxine 195 Anderson, Nellie 77, 184 Anderson, Tommy 104, 105 Anglin, Howard 73,104,105,107 ARCHIVES Staff 159 Armour, Thomas 195 Ashford, Mrs. Freddye 17 Atkinson, William 85, 195 Atukum.J. B. 82, 83, 116. 184 Avery, William 97, 98 B Babcock, Donald V. 60 Backes, Evelyn 210 Bailey, George 210 Bailey, John 68, 168 Bailey, Sharon 85, 94, 97. 195 Balkenbol, Dorothy 77 Ballard, Ida 94, 210 Banks, Olivia 184 Banks, Patricia 210 Banner, (Mrs.) Carolyn 31 Barber, Terry 195 Barbera, Donald 157 Barnes, Jeanette 68, 78, 80, 130, 144, 145, 146, 168 Barnes, Samuel 82 Barnett, Elaine 70, 148, 184 Barnett, Yvonne 81, 148, 184 Bass, Fontella 122 Bassman, Mary S. 145,158 Bates, Donald 72. 96, 97, 100, 168 Bates, Ervin 210 Bax, Dennis 195 Bax, Frank H. 210 Bax, Marcia A. 210 Beck, Patricia 195 Becker, Alan A. 46 Beckwith, Marsha 184 Behan, Fr. Hugh 156 Bell, Anthony 210 Bell, Cynthia 195 Bell, Eldridge 195 Bell, Ruth 1 1 Bell, Theodore 74 Belland, Emanuel 66. 1 10, 1 1 1. 168 Benford, William E. 104, 105, 184 Berendzen, Sam 78, 83 Berhorst, Virgil 210 Berry, Joe 210 Berryman. Joe 97, 101 Bescheinen, Vivian 210 Birk, Larry 195 Black, Dortha 18 Blair, Benjamine F. 195 Blair, Edward 197 Blake, Romona 69, 168 Blakemore, Hazel 184 Blakney, Ulysses 1 93 Blue, Prof. C.A. 10,34.37 Boessen, Linda M. 81, 88. 148 Bogee, Linda E. 197 Bolden, Charles 97, 99, 100, 1 10 Boler, Debra211 Boles, Ruth 70,86, 136, 168 Bonds, R. C. 211 Bonner, Patricia 170 Booker, Jerold 73 Bookman, Patricia 184 Bordeaux, Linda 68, 86, 184 Boyd, James 21 1 Boyd, Pearlie 211 Bradford, Marlene 170 Bradley, Alexander 197 Bradly, Justin 197 Branch, Brenda 197 Bransford, Elayne, 144 Branstetter.John 78, 170 Brendel, Ralph 87 Brethorst, George 1 1 Brethorst, William H. 149 Brisco, Dianne 21 1 Broadnax, Sandra 170 Brock, Baird 28 Broker, Catherine 81, 211 Brooks, Valerie 21 1 Brooks, Dr. William G. 31 Brown, Alonzo 31 Brown, George 64, 76 Brown. Hayward 72, 170 Brown, James E. 80, 195 Brown, Jervy 73. 104. 107 Brown, John 66, 121, 170 Brown, Linda 197 Brown, Pamela 69, 208 Brown, Pamela E. 211 Brown, Pauline C. 186 Brown, Richard 72 Brown, Steve 1 70 Brown, Thurston 81 Brown, Turhan P. 65, 76, 78, 120, 122, 131, 170 Brown, Willie 144, 146 Browne, J. Zamgba 76, 157, 158, 159, 170 Bryant. Eric 181 Bryant, Theodore 33 Buchanan. Beverly 87 Buchanan, Valerie 197 Buckingham, Lela 71,88,197 Bullock, Dewey 74, 186 Bunting, Shelia S. 21 1 Burnett, Doris 21 1 Burnett, Henry 72, 97, 98 Burnett, Mary 74.82, 197 Burns, Frances 186 Burre, Shelia M. 171 Busby, Allen T. 15 Busby, Joyce 158, 181 Bush, Jack 97, 103 Butler, Carolyn 197 Butler, Earline 67.71, 186 Butler, Kenneth 21 1 Butler, Mary 94, 211 Butler, Virgil 211 Byers, Vondale 21 1 Byrd, Nathaniel 104, 105 Byrd, Dr. Willis E. 26, 75 Cain, (Major) Morton G. 49, 78 Cameron, Jamesetta 186 Canada, Bernita 171 Cannon, Mattie 68, 78, 94, 131, 139, 141, 171 Canterberry, Mary 197 Carlisle, Harriet 197 Carmichael. Elliot 21 1 Carpenter, Dr. Luther 39 Carr, James 136 Carraway, Roberta 80, 171 Carter, Benjamin 1 10 Carter, Mrs. Fay 24 Carter, James 85,211 Carter, Mary L. 180 Carter, Sandra 186 Carter, Mrs. Vera L. 29 Cash, George 21 1 D m4 a c T O R Y INDEX OF ADVERTISERS AAA Florist 235 Associate Art Photographer Willie F. Longshore 235 Baptist Student Union and Chair of Bible . . . 235 Bartlett ' s 234 Blue Tiger 234 Brady ' s Jefferson City Glass Paint Company, Inc 235 A. Brandenberger Drug Co 234 Capital City Telephone Co 228 Caplinger and Sims Clothing 234 Catering Management of Lincoln University . . 226 Central Cleaners 234 Central Dairy 234 Central Missouri Trust Company 230 City National 230 Culligans Water Conditioning 234 Czarlinsky ' s 236 DeBrock ' s Big Star Markets 235 Duncan Jewelry Store 228 DX Service Station 232 East End Drug Store 226 Popps Lawn and Garden Center 232 Porth ' s Jewelry Store 235 Purple Shoppe 234 Quality Cleaners 228 The Reliable Store 230 Ross Hy-Way Store 230 Salisch Paint and Glass Company 226 Schanzmeyer Ford 230 Schleer Brothers Hardware 236 Schulte Food Store 236 Schulte ' s IGA Foodliner 226 Scruggs-Guhleman Lumber Company 226 Shaw and Sons Music Company 236 Shryack-Hirst Grocery Company 236 S and M Athletic Goods 236 Strong Building Supply Company 232 Milo H. Walz Home Furnisher 232 Montgomery Ward 232 Weatherby ' s Shoe Store 228 Wesley Foundation Methodist Chapel 235 Exchange National Bank 228 Fashion Cleaners and Laundry 226 G. A. Fisher Drug Company 228 Frank ' s 226 Freeman Mortuary 234 Herb Gordon Appliances 234 Governor Hotel 234 Hammond Studio and Camera Shop 236 Jacques 230 Lincoln University Bookstore 228 E. G. Lindhardt Construction 235 Ray Martin ' s Skelly Service 228 McKnight Tire 230 Memorial Airport 232 Missouri Power and Light Company 232 Nentwig Brothers Cash Lumber Company . . 232 O ' Hara Travel Service 230 Paris Cleaners 236 J. C. Penney and Company 234 C. Gordon Price 235 Woodman Engineering Company 234 Wright Studio and Camera Shop 230 Yellow Cab Company 236 Cason, Alf ' reida 197 Cavitte, Homer 66.97, 101, 102 Chandler, Carolyn 197 Chandler, Jon P. 211 Chapman, Dean Oscar J. 4, 5, 8, 93 Chapman, William R. 51 Chatman, Leon 66, 171 Chiles, (Major General) John H. 83 Christian, Phyllis 80 Christy. Major John G. Clarion Staff 156 Clark, Adrienne 21 1 Class Index 1 66 Clemens, Cleo 1 10 Clymer, Judge Lewis W. 3 Coachman, Earl 97, 101 Cole, Betty J. 197 Cole, Michael 65 Coleman, Gabe 97, 101 Coleman, Renee 50.80, 198 Collins, Tom 71, 198 Combs, Patricia 171 Concert Choir 59 Conner, Bobby 66 Conner, Phillip 66 Cook, Mr. Charles S. 60 Cooper, Freda 198 Cooperwood, Ruth 82, 198 Costen, Carmen 21 1 Cotton, Arty 74 Cotton, Sharron 198 Couch, Kenneth 213 Coursey, Ronetta 70, 81. 171 Cox, Ella 213 Cox, Dr. Oliver 41 Cox, Sandra Emma Joan 198 Coyle, Luther 2 1 3 Craig, Gloria 17, 19 Craig, Quiester 29 Crayton, Juan V. 65,78 Crews, Mrs. Margaret 75 Crockett, William 84, 171 Crompton, Dwayne 83, 171 Cropp, Clora Mae 2 1 3 Cross, James 198 Cross, Louis 198 Cross, Melvin 97, 98. 1 10 Crump, Wilton 213 Cubit, Jamesetta 213 Culler, Robert Lee 213 Cummings, Cedric 73, 186 Cureton, Mrs. Georgia Curtis, William 147, 158, 159 D Dalquist, Gordon W. 49 Darnel, C. C 10 Dameron, Delia 80, 198 Dameron, Glenda 171 Dameron, Kay 75 Daniel, Alice 77, 182 Daniels, Kathy 77,82, 198 Dardashti, Malihe 82, 198 Dashtaki.H. 116 Daughrity, Don M. 97, 101 Davis, Isaiah B. 213 Davis, Kato Eugene 74, 198 Davis, Lawrence 186 Davis, Mitchell 213 Davis, Sharron 198 Davis, Zephia 64, 87 Dawson, Mrs. Earl Dawson, Earl E. 3,4, 110, 120 Dean, Kenneth 13 1 Decatur, Olive 3 Delk.Alvin 213 Delta Sigma Tbeta Sorority 68 Devereaux, Charlene 56, 58 Dickerson, Janice 69, 198 Dinkins, Paul 213 Djokoto, Lawrence K. 83. 116, 172 Doerhori, Frederick 2 1 3 Dorsey, Hardy 67 Doty, Cecil 147.213 Dowdy, Jerome 213 Downey, Jerrold L. 33 Dubose, Jeremiah 213 Duffin, Barbara 213 Dulle, Mary K. 172 Dunbar, Doris 213 Duncan, Marilyn 157 Duncan, Rita 198 Dunklin, Gloria 80,82, 172 Dunlap, Lari 1 10 Durden, Marilyn 199 E Eastburn, John 97, 103 Echols, Henry 186 Eck, Janice 80, 193 Edgerson, Raymond 74 Edwards, Carolyn 80, 199 Edwards, Eddie 110, 114 Edwards, Juanita 213 Eggen, Edna 21 Eggers, Jerome 84 Eichholz, Allen 84, 172 El-Afandi, Ahmed H. 39 Eldndge. Michael 66, 87 Ellis, Helen 76,77.82, 172 Ellis, Lynda 213 Ellison, Roger 199 Engelbrecht, Selma R. 41 England, Karen 199 English, Carla 64,94, 186 Enyard, David 199 Erhart, Louise 80, 186 Evans, Harry 47 Evans, Mamie 1 10, 186 Evans, Marshall 104, 106, 107. 108, 136, 172 Evers, Elmer 172 Exum, Lendell 214 Exum, Titus 83, 172 Fadairo.Joe 66,82,83, 116, 173 Fairchild, Roberta 94, 186 Famous, JoAnn 76, 186 Ferguson, Dr. Edward 4, 8, 24 Ferguson, Jane 187 Ferguson, Minnette 187 Fields, Carmen 85, 199 Fields, Edwards 214 Figgous, Isaac 84, 187 Finley, David 24 Fischer, Stephen Fitzpatrick, Charles 214 Fleming, Anne 187 Fleming, Dorothea 199 Fletcher, Sherry 214 Flood, Mrs. Bessie 27 Flowers, Mamie 82, 199 Fobur, Musa 82,83, 116, 187 Folks, Shelia 173 Forck.Greg 199 Foster, Dorothy 85, 199 Fox, DonE. 214 Fox. Walter 199 Franke, Nancy 11, 142 Franken, Gary 81. Franklin. Barbara 199 Franks, Ronald 97, 103. 199 Freeman, James N. 4, 8, 20 Freshman Class 209 Frierson, Patricia 132,187 Fugh, Gwendolyn 94, 214 Fuller, O. Anderson 56. 59 G Gaines, June C. 214 Gaither, Deborah J. 199 Ganaway, Ralph 82,85, 187 Gardner, Arthur 83 Garrett, Erma 69, 187 Garrett, Peter 214 Garrison, Mrs. Eva 10 Gaya, DamanaJ. 82.83. 187 Gbiriche, Gregory Z. 82,83, 116, 173 George, GloriaJ. 214 Gentzsch, Donald 78, 132, 173 Gerling, Tom 81 Ghan, Maxine 214 Giedinghagen, Darryl 83 Giendinghagen. Marlis 214 Gwespie, Evelyn 214 Gillon, Marshall 214 Givens, Bernita 214 Givens, Bettye 173 Givens, Mark 214 Glasper, Charles 214 (.laser, Phyllis 214 Glover, Alma 187 Glover, Bradley A 199 Goetz.Jane 214 Goldston, Nathaniel 13 CATERING MANAGEMENT Operator of Lincoln University Cafeteria Nathanial Goldston, Manager East End Drug Store •Prescriptions ♦Cosmetics •Sundries C. Forrest Whaley 630 East High Frank ' s Jefferson City, Missouri Salisch Paint Glass Co. 312-314 Monroe Jefferson City, Mo. Schulte ' s IGA Foodliners Jefferson City, Missouri 3 convenient locations to serve you Scruggs-Guhleman Lumber Co. 527 W. Main St. Jefferson City, Missouri PHONE §SNJ 636-7171 ED GEO. McCLUSKEY 605 Mulberry Jefferson City, Mo. Gombe, Dahiru 82,83, 187 Gooden, William 84, 182 Goodwin, Friedia 146 Gopman, Seymour 58 Gordon, Bedelia 200 Gove, Roger 76, 77, 78, 88 Gower, Brenda K. 87, 173 Graham, Richard M. 56 Grant, Bob 65 Grant, Marie 214 Graves, Anita 94,97, 188 Gray, Joseph C. 215 Green, Lynette 173 Green, William 104 Green, Endora B. 94,215 Greene, Lorenzo 38 Gregory, Doris 68, 80, 188 Grimes, Freida 68, 80, 83, 188 H Haeffner, Michael 215 Haid, Judith A. 215 Hall, Fannie Ercille 79, 143, 156, 157 Hambright, Orville 72 Hamilton, Ann 64 Hamilton, Edwin 200 Hamilton, Julie 69, 124, 132, 169, 173 Hamilton, Winfred A. 6, 1 10 Hammann, David 215 Hancock, Jackey 87, 215 H ardiman, Milton G. 8,42 Hardrick, Dorothy 200 Harding, Dwight 215 Harlan, Sylvia 215 Harriman, James F. 77 Harrington, Gwen 215 Harris, Alfred 66, 78, 132, 188 Harris, Connie M. 64, 200 Harris, Janet 24, 25 Harris, Lionel 64,72, 133, 173 Harris, Lyle 188 Harrison, Wanda 68, 188 Hartfield, Annetta 200 Hartman, David 215 Harvey, Joyce 215 Harvey, Lena 70, 120, 122, 124, 126, 127, 133, 163, 173 Harvey, Maurice 64, 72, 144, 174 Hashidu, Abubakar 82, 83, 1 16, 188 Haslag, Georgiann 81,200 Hatcher, Luther W. 14 Hathcock.John 200 Haugh, Gabrielle 188 Hayes, Alice 70, 77, 87, 88, 193 Hayes, Brenda 94,97, 215 Hayes, Janice 1 1, 64, 87 Haynes, Eugene 57 Haynes, Helen 19 Haynes, RelfusJ. 215 Head, Patricia A. 200 Hearn, Rosemary 35 Hearnes, Warren E. 92 Heckemeyer, DennisJ. 215 Heglin.Juanita 174 Hempel, Kenneth S. 38 Henderson, Steve 147 Henry, Jacqueline 188 Henry, Shirley B. 174 Herigan, Jervy 78 Herndon, Gregory 215 Hersey, Dwight 215 Hester, Rita 200 Hibler, Madge 35 Hicks, Betty 69 Hicks, Judy 200 Hicks, Leon 22 Hill.Nedra 188 Hines, Lewis 97 Hinton, Violet R 200 Hirschvogel, Linda 215 Hoard, Charles M. 33 Hobbs, Quincy C. 64, 66, 85, 188 Hochberg, Arthur 33 Hodge, Lawrence Gene 215 Hokey, Sarah 200 Holeman, Orell 188 Hollis, Beverly 174 Holman, William Jr. 215 Holt, Oliver 97,98 Hooks, Lee Allen 66. 74, 174 Hopkins, Maryann 200 Houston, Ruth Mae 87, 174 Houston, Wilma 5, 94 Howard, Dwight 104 Howard. Larry 104, 107, 182 Howard, Lona 70, 133. 143. 163, 174 Hsia, Mable 174 Hubbard, Connie 216 Hudson, Donald 37, 91, 96, 102 Huey, Grace 188 Huhman, Carol 81,216 Huntley, Christine 71,200 Hursey, Willie Ruth 150, 188 Huston, Stephanie 200 Ingram, Rudy 201 Irving, Brenda 68,77, 189 Irving, Dizonia Rogers 174 Jackson, Alvin 189 Jackson, Betty 216 Jackson, Charles W. 47 Jackson, Herbert 66 Jackson, Linda S. 80, 174 Jackson, Lonnie 65 Jackson, Paulette 145 Jackson, Sharon 80, 189 Jackson, Warren 144, 145, 146 Jaegers, James 216 James, Joe 66. 189 James, Van Ella 68, 189 Janneck, Mary Jane 87, 189 Jarzrbowski, Natalye 53 Jarvis, Willie 97 Jeans, Georgia Ann 94, 201 Jefferson, Edward 175 Jefferson, Pearl 189 Jefferson, Ruth M. 44 Jenkins, Katherine 216 Jernigan, Sandra 71, 208 Jerry, Lindsay M. 26, 27 Jett, Desiree E. 25 Jimerson, Samuel 66 Jobe, David 201 Jobe, Mary Margaret 146 Johns, Beverly 201 Johnson, Alphonse 216 Johnson, Cheryl 208 Johnson, Debra 216 Johnson, Eloise 70, 189 Johnson, George 11,31,37 Johnson, Jeannette 201 Johnson, Jesse 129 Johnson, Joe 64,78, 129, 135 Johnson, John J. 9 Johnson, Juanita 82,201 Johnson, Lonnie 104 Johnson, Norman 36 Johnson, Pamela 84,215 Johnson, Ronald 201 Johnson, Verticle 67 Johnson, Wayne 39 Johnson, Willis 104,216 Jones, Barbara 80, 145, 146, 189 Jones, Bertha Ann 175 Jones, Eliza 201 Jones, Jacqueline 87,88,201 Jones, Lucius 46 Jones, Rosalind 216 Jones, Stanley S. 216 Jones, Stanley W. 216 Junior Class 1 83 K Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity 1 2 Karr, Gary 82 Kautsch, Margie M. 216 Kelly, Arvesta 110 Kemp, Larry 67 Kennedy, Arthur B. 208 Kimbrough, A. Laurence 57 Kimes. Rainey 70.80, 175 Kincade, Barton 216 King, Leroy 7 Kirchner.Jim 97, 101, 110, 189 Kitchen, Barbara 216 Kitchen, Wayne 202 Kliethermes, Bert 175 Knight, Lonne F. 40 Knox, Arnita 216 Koch, Timothy 83 Kruse, Nancy W 175 ' Kruse, Terry 104, 107. 175 The Heart of a Friendly City ' 319 Madison Quality Cleaners Quality is all the name Implies 124 East High Dial 636-4153 Weatherby ' s Shoes Men ' s Wear Dial 636-4311 Duncan Jewelry Store 234 East High Phone 636-2323 Ray Martin ' s Skelly Service 602 W. McCarty Jefferson City ESTABLISHED 1865 VTHE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF JEFFERSON CITY, MO. G. A. Fischer Drug Co. Lloyd W. Tracy Phone 636-8119 Jefferson City, Mo. Prescriptions Cosmetic — Drug Supplies Free Delivery Lincoln University Bookstore in the Student Union Building Supplying The Students and Faculty of Lincoln University Lacey, Turner 216 Lane, Jesse 202 Lane, Shelia 70 Lang, Alfred 6 Lasley, Christine 202 Lawson, Charles 202 Lee, Harold F. 10 Lee, Harriet 216 Lehmen, Diane 216 Leishing, Faye Roberta 216 Lewis, Francine 121,216 Lewis. G. Earl 65,76,86 Lewis, Toni 84 Lewis. Willie 97, 102 Levy, Loyce 76 Liescheidt, Janet 217 Lindsey, Francis 189 Linhardt, Wayne 29 Linsenbardt, Elizabeth 189 Little Angels 155 Littrell, Alice Faye 175 Livingston, Myrtle S. 36 Lock, Margaret 217 Lockman, Claire 139 144 Loesch, Larry 83, 189 Lofton, Alysa 189 Logan, Thern 76, 88, 175 Lohmeyer, Emma Lee 202 Long, Amelia R. 202 Long, Catherine 16 Longshore, Willie 22, 158 Love, Dorothy 217 Lovelace, Saundra 69, 175 Lueckenotto, Norine 81 , 175 Lunn, Sharlyn 73, 81, 174 Luster, Bobby L. 176 Lyles, Maxine 176 M Maasen, Janice 202 Mabin, Joe 67 Macklin,John65, 81 Maddox, Roger 78 Mahon, Arlan 78 Maikidi, Babale G. 82, 83. 116, 189 Malone, Clarence 1 10 Maple, Lou Ella 202 Markway, Ronald 75 Marshall, A. P. 16,92 Marshel, Jacqueline 35 Martin, Aaron 97, 98. 190 Martin, Bernard 176 Martin, Diane 202 Martin, Elmerjr. 76,82, 176 Masden, Charles 202 Mason, Anita 217 Mason, Thomas 2 1 7 Masters, Charles 202 Masterson, H. Byron 1 1, 70 Mathu, George 39 Matthew, Diana 202 Mattingly, Susan 61 Mbaliri, Donatus 190 McCann, Terry 210 McClellan, Carolyn 221 McClellan, Gwendolyn 94 McClellon,Jerline208 McCullough, Betty 202 McCutchan, Mary Ellen 151 McDonald, Stanley 110, 111 McGruder, Saundra 202 McKinney, Charles T. 28 McKinney, Charles W. 10 McKinney, Glenn 97, 100 McKinney, Sharon 190 McNear, Mayola 190 McMillan, Mervyl C. 49 McPike, Marguerite 1 1 Means, Anthony 76, 190 Meeks, Dorothy 86, 193 Merritt, Dwight 217 Merdez, Juan 1 10 Mertens, John F. 190 Mertens, Pauline 202 Middleton, Chris 97, 101,217 Miller, Carole 70 Miles, Inez Gayle 40, 41 , 82 Miles, Linda 82, 203 Miler, Albert 97, 102, 144 Miller, Herman T. 26 Miller, J. Errol4,8, 38 Miller, Jasper 217 Miller, Lajoyce 1 19 Miller, Robert 217 Mitchell, Marjorie 203 Mitchell, Normazelle 94, 97, 160, 217 Mitchell, Robert Lee 57 Mokfi, Ali 82, 84 Molden, Cheryl 217 Monks, Ruth 51 Moore, Eloise 83, 176 Moore, Jacqueline Q. 37 Moore, Linda 74, 82, 84,217 Moore, Marilyn 85. 94, 163, 203 Morgan, Gordon 62 Moseley, Linda R. 217 Mosley, Patricia 203 Moss, Cora 176 Musholt, Barbara Jo 217 N Nantwi, Anthony 82,83. 116. 176 Naylor, Kathy 203 Naylor, Penelope 203 Neidert, Stephanie 190 Nelson, Rochelle 217 Nelson, Ronald 86, 203 Nelson, Sandra E. 70, 176 Nelson, Sue 87 Nevels, Marilyn 212 Newbill, Lillian M. 176 Newman, Billy Wayne 85, 217 Newson, Jacquelynn 190 Newton, Robert 158 Niehams,Jane88, 203 Nixon, Georgia 217 Nolan, Erma 168, 190 Nolan, Loretta80, 85, 203 Nolan, Vonnieta 204 Norman, Dick 81 Norman, Eyvonne 64, 68, 77, 86, 190 Normile, Fruce 3 o Odem, Phyllis 217 Odom, Dalvin 73 Odom, Virginia 77, 80, 147, 151, 190 Olayioye, Aaron Olu 82, 83, 190 Oligschlaeger, Carol 217 Oliver, Mae 73, 150, 177 Olusanya, Olusengun 84, 177 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 66 Opel, Lola 208 Overton, Carol 190 Overton, Jan 218 Owens, Loretta 10 Owens, Mary 94, 204 Page, Glenda 218 Page, John 66, 177 Page, Melvin 204 Paige, Roy 80 Palmer, Lettie 204 Parker, Rev. R. L. 82 Parks, James D. 22,81 Parks, James P. 133 Parrett, Robert 76 Parrish, Lamar 97,. 99, 102 Pasley, Victor 177 Pawley, Dr. Thomas D. 4, 8, 34, 146 Pearson, Norris 1 1 Penn, Marshall M. 56 Penny, Louis 146 Peoples, John 144 Peoples, Ernestine W. 177 Peoples, Lillie R. 68, 81, 94, 177 Perkins, Frances 218 Peterson, Alfreda 1 90 Phelps, Victoria 177 Pittrich. Linda 218 Pitts, 74, 76, 190 Pollard, Alice 204 Polowy, Henry 44 Poole, Donald 218 Popp, Sharon 218 Powell, Judy 218 Powery, Chalmer 74 Presberry, Richard 82, 218 Price, Alda 204 Pride, Dr. Armistead 42 Proctor, Ronald 218 ' Proctor, Marvin 218 Ross Hy-Way Store 623y 2 Clark Ave. Jefferson City We Welcome L. U. Students Dial 635-3018 Schanzmeyer FORD Lincoln — Mercury 807 Southwest Blvd. Jefferson City, Missouri The Reliable Store 204 East High Street Phone 636-4211 Jacques Ladies, Infants and Children — Bridal Wear JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI McKnight TIRE 510 W. Dunklin Dial 635-5932 Jeff City ' s Tire Supermarket Alignment — Tune Up — Brakes Automatic Transmission Repair umem Shop There ' s Confidence in Wright Pictures 428 Madison St. 635-4159 Telephone 636-3151 O ' Hara Travel Service 221 Madison Street JEFFERSON CITY, MO. CITY NATIONAL Where There ' s Interest In Your Future 311 E. High, Jefferson City, Mo. MY BANK TO OVER 20,000 MISSOURIAHS Central MISSOURI Trust ii MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Prudhome, Marion 191 Pugh, Dean Ben 12, 121 Pugh, Mrs. Ben 121 Pullam, Arthur 24 Purgeson, James 204 Q Quao, Edward O. 82, 83, 177 R Rad]ai. Abbas 82. 84 Ragland. Zane S. 191 Raigans, Carlos 72, 110, 191 Raithel, Mike 78 Rank, Mrs. Mary 34 Ramsey Lewis Trio 1 54 Randall, James 3 Rankin, Maxine 4 Ratcliff, Florence 218 Ray, Otis 104, 108, 218 Raybon, Eddie 204 Reams, Frances 177 Reed, Dwight 36, 96, 97, 101. 110 Reed, Sondra 70, 191 Reedy, Dr. Sidney 32 Rencher, Mrs. Cheryl 16 Rentie, Latricia 76 Reynolds, Ozy B. 43, 87, 157, 158, 159, 191 Rice, Luther 218 Ridenour, Anna Bell 18 Ridge, Linda 218 Ridgell, Carolyn 94 Ridley, Lola 177 Riggins, LaVerne 218 Roark, Linda Jo 218 Roberson, Larry 204 Robinson, Billie 94, 97, 218 Robinson, Carolyn 156 Robinson, Cora 205 Robinson, Diana 218 Robinson, Dona ld 178 Robinson, Donald 218 Robinson, Herbert 10 Robinson, Jimmy 218 Robinson, Pelham 65 Rogers, Janale 77, 191 Rogers, William 85, 219 Rohlfing, Ramona 178 Rollins, Patricia 219 Rome, Henry 72, 96, 97, 98, 100, 178 Roney, Dr. Darrell 20 Rose, Hamel 191 Rowe, Carrie 219 Rowe, Doris 15 1 Rowland, Billy Joe 83 Rowsey, Beverly 205 Roy, John 65 Rozier, George G. 3 Rozier, James 78 Rozier, John 78 Rucker,Brenda219 Rucker.JackiD. 85,219 Russ, Capt. James A. 50 Russell, Franklin 146 Russell, Rebecca 82, 86, 191 Rustemeyer, Jeanette 219 Rustemeyer, Jargie 219 Rutledge, Leonard 178 Salter, Donald 219 Sampson. Sheryl R. 205 Samson, Mary L. 81, 178 Sanders, John A. 44, 46 Sanders, Miklos 219 Sanders. Wayne 81 Sapp, Carl 3, 92 Saunders, James A. 9 Savage, Mary L. 34 Scales, James 74, 78, 19 1 Schaedler, Helen 5 1 Schatzer.Jean Marie 87, 159, 178 Scheulen, Kathleen 219 Schepker, Larry 78 Schmitz, Barbara 205 Schmutzler, Gary 191 Schwehn, Jeffrey 134 Scoggin, Joseph E. Jr. 76. 178 Scott, Gary 33 Scott, Jeanie 191 Scott, Pamela 219 Scott, Roberta 178 Scotti. Vernona 69, 76, 77, 205 Scriven, Jolene 32 Seeney, James H. 4, 8, 30 Senior Class 167 Sestak, Sharon 205 Shaffer, Martha 205 Shaw, Harvey W. 65,80,81 Shears, Larry 97, 103 Shinault, Dale 104 Shipley, Kenneth 97, 219 Shelton, Vernon 205 Shoat, Johnnie 219 Shocks, Elaine 219 Sikes, Ron 159 Silver, Clarence 219 Simmons, Gwendolyn 94, 97, 149, 191 Simms, Florida M. 82, 191 Sims, Alfreda 7 Sims, Fred 7,14 Sims, Harold 219 Singer, Dorothy 64, 77, 191 Sirois, Louis 35 Slade, Ernestine 35 Smith, Beatrice M. 41 Smith, Bernadette E. 84, 219 Smith, Charles A. 65.80, 116, 134, 178 Smith, Daryl 97 Smith Deborah 205 Smith, Carmen 205 Smith, Eddie 219 Smith, LaVerne 80, 191 Smith, Leland 82 Smith, Leon 87 Smith, Michael 205 Smith, Patricia M. 192 Smith, Paula 84 Smith, Raynelle 86, 162 Smith, Theodore 49 Smith, Thomas 67, 205 Smith, Vercella 94, 192 Smith, Virginia E. 94, 219 Smith. Ward O. 38 Smith, William 97, 100, 182 Smith, William R. 78, 134. 159, 178 Smotherman, William 66, 1 10 Sneed, Lionel T. 84, 192 Sophomore Class 194 Spann, Lonnie 192 Spears, Susie 192 Spencer, Camille 94, 205 Spencer, Freddie 97, 102 Spiller, Felicia 9 Spriggs, Phillip R. 57 St. James, June 219 Stafford, Leon 73, 192 Stafford, Margaret 94, 220 Staggers, Jonathan L. 36, 96, 97, 104, 110 Stallings, Olivia 64, 68, 124, 134, 169, 178 Stamper, Alice 52 Stamper, Cletus 28, 75 Stanfield, Joyce 70, 179 Stapleton, Luthresa 68, 179 Starks, William 220 Stauffers, Grant 179 Staves, John 66 Stewart, Nyla 94, 179 Stumph, Joseph E. 78 Stutte, Jeannine 205 Story, Bonny 81 Stuart, Ronald 97, 99, 102 Swift, Jacqueline 94, 220 Sullivan, James 96, 97, 100, 163 Sykes, Anthony 66, 74, 121, 144, 179 Talley, Spurgeon 21 Tammen, Mary Ann 205 Tate. Ocie 220 Taylor, Cyrus B. 46 Taylor, Jacquelyn 206 Taylor. Rita 71. 192 Taylor, Sonja 212, 220 Tellman, Sharon 81, 94 Tellman, Virginia 179 Temelcoff, Fern 5 1 Tharpe, Jimmie 97, 103 Thomas, Charlotte 220 Thomas, Clifton 220 Thomas, Glendia 192 Thomas, Paul 67 Thomas, Percy 206 Thomas, Ronald 67,-206 Thomas, Theodore 206 Sales — Service — Rental POPPS Lawn Garden Center 2321 Industrial Drive Jefferson City, Missouri Seeds • Plant Foods • Nursery Stock • Insecticides • Gift Shop Tools • Chain Saws • Lawn Mowers • Garden Tillers Phone 636-2541 Furniture — Draperies — Appliances Carpeting — Hardware — Housewares Floor Covering 45th Year MILO H. WALZ Home Furnisher 704 Madison St. • Jefferson City • Dial 635-7251 Strong Building Supply, Inc. Industrial Ave. and JayCee Ave. P. 0. Box 813 Best Of Luck From Just To Say Thanh You L U. Faculty and Students Past — Present — and Future SERVICE Broadway at Expressway Known by the Customers We Keep WoNTGOMERY WARD 1505 W. Dunklin Jefferson City Compliments of Missouri It ' s Fun To Fly Jefferson City ' s Government Approved Locally owned Pilot Training Airline •Charter Flying Serving Rentals •St. Louis Kansas City ' Sales .Sedaiia.Topek, Industrial Irans-Mo. . . . Aviation Air Lines Memorial Airport Memorial Airport Jefferson City Jefferson Citv Cessna Sales Service Power lig Company ht Nentwig Brothers Cash Lumber Co. 425 W. Mc Carty Thomas. Velma 40 Thompkins. Russell 66, 179 Thompson, Kenneth 66, 87 Thompson, Lester 97. 100 Thompson. Patricia 220 Thompson, Wiley D. 220 Thompson, William 206 Tichelkamp, Gary 179 Tidwell, Ernest 110, 111, 179 Tiger Marching Band 97 , 153 Tinsley, Margaret 70, 77, 192 Tipler, Elberta 220 Tippin, Keener 13 Todd, Janice 206 Toebben, Judith 87, 206 Tolbert, Donald 46 Tolbert, Roderick 206 Tolson, W.llard 83. 220 Topp, Ruby 88, 206 Tnckev. H. 80 Tnnklein. Richard 75, 82 Triplett, Dorothy 206 Trotter, Gerald 149, 192 Trotter, Jerome 149, 192- Tucker, Daniel 179 Tucker, Edgar 39 Turner, Henderson 180 Turner, Jo Ella 11, 220 Turner, Mrs. Mary 17. 19 Turner, Michael 85, 220 Tyler, Carolyn 64, 206 Tvus, Mrs. Charlene 6 u United States Field Band 1 29 V Vaughn, Lelietta 206 Vault. Phyllis 206 Vernon, Sharon 75, 80, 135, 142, li Vick, James 104, 105 Visor, Kathleen 82. 206 Vogel, Audrey 75 Vossen, Barbara 192 w Waddell, Reginald 220 Waer, Lee 78 Wakfield, Rosalind 206 Walker, Bradford 220 Walker, Floyd 97. 102 Wallace, Rev. Donald 81 Walton, Gwendolyn 207 Ward, Cassandra 80, 94, 192 Warfield, James 180 Warren, Larry 78, 180 Wants, Charles 80, 144. 145, 156, 180 Washington, Brenda 86, 151, 192 Washington, Loia 220 Washington, Marilyn 207 Washington, Patricia 220 Washington. Rose 68. 74, 86, 193 Washington, Rose Mary 180 Washington. Sandra 220 Watkins, William 193 Watson, Steven 220 Watts. Aralee 85, 207 Watts, Michael 220 Watts. Willie 104. 108, 180 Weeden, Diana 157, 161, 193 Welch, Bonnie 207 Welch, Yvonne 1 1 Wesley, EdmondSl West,JoAnn221 Westbrooks, Marshall 221 Wheatfall, Earl 97 White, Annie 207 White, Estel 207 White, Ethel 180 White, June 207 White. Roxanne 193 White. Saundra 207 White, Thomas 64 Whitley, Laverne 207 Whitworth, Michael 208 Wilbers, Bernard 193 Wiley, Alexis 221 Williams, Betty 180 Williams, Chris 65. 85, 150 Williams, Cynthia 221 Williams, Danny 37 Williams. Elisha 144, 146 Williams, Elwood 35, 145 Williams, Emery 208 Williams, Gwendolyn 193 Williams, Harry 85, 221 Williams, Jack 67, 208 Williams. Joyce Garrett 87. 193 Williams, Lawrence 25 Williams, Manta 221 Williams, Mary 193 Williams, Mary Jo 23 Williams, Michael 72, 180 Williams, Milton 72, 104, 106, 107, 135, 181 Williams, Vera 221 Williamson, Sgt. Major John 50 Wills, Mrs. Phyllis 42, 82, 156 Wilson, Dr. Avon 43, 158 Wilson, David 80. 181 Wilson. Earl 3 Wilson, Kathleen 221 Wilson. Lavaugh 43. 159 Wilson, Patricia 83, 181 Wilson, Roger 221 Wilson. Zula 221 Wine. Clarence 110. 181 Witherspoon, Lareader 5 Wood, Cynthia 184 Wood, Roger 66. 96, 97, 100. 110 Wood, William E. 84 Wood, Yvonne 221 Woodruff, Mrs. Sherrelyn 7 Woodward. Gary 208 Wooten. Bill 65 Worley, Mary K. 193 Wren, Margaret 87. 181 Wright. Clayton 181 Wright. Pauline 221 Wudin,Bwarama65,82, 83, 116, 193 Wyatt, Jefferson 86, 208 Wyatt, Dr. R. C. 53 Yergis. Cardis 208 York, Dorothy 181 Yeldell, Lt. Col. Thomas 49 Young, Consuelo 13, 88 Young, John 217 Zaifada, Abdullahi 82, 83, 193 Zehnder, Lee Roy 20, 83 Zemp, Colleen 43. 79, 142, 158, 159, Caplinger Sims Clothing for Men 207 E. High Street Phone 636-9221 Central Cleaners 117 East High St. Jefferson City, Mo. Phone. 635-2712 Enjoy the Finest CENTRAL DAIRY ' S •Cold Milk •Ice Cream 610 MADISON PHONE 635-6148 Woodman Engineering Co. Heating Air Conditioning Your Comfort Is Our Business 201 E. Capitol Dial 636-3171 Jefferson City, Mo -t A. 125 East High St. Jefferson City, Mo. (jfyfe OPPE Parkade Shopping Center Columbia, Mo. D J. C. Penney ' s Always First Quality 206 East High Street Jefferson City, Missouri Culligan ' s Water Conditioning Residential Commercial Industrial Equip. 817 Jefferson St. Phone 636-3751 Jefferson City, Mo. HERB GORDON G. E. Appliances Hwy. 50 West Phone 636-8722 Jefferson City, Mo. Freeman Mortuary t? Chapel 915 Madison Street JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65101 DON FREEMAN Telephone 635-5171 ARTLETT ' S Govenor Hotel 302 East High Street Jefferson City • Missouri 65102 R. H. GILLOCK 200 Madison Jefferson City, Missouri Blue Tiger SHORT ORDERS 901 EAST ATCHISON A. Brandenberger Drug Co. We give S ■ H Green Stamps 130 E. High Dial 636-8109 Jefferson City, Mo. (Mil ASSISTING AND ACCOMMODATING FLORIST (FORMERLY LUPKEY ' S (Triple — A — Florist) May We Design Your Corsage Phone: 636-8195 210-12 Madison St. Jefferson City, Mo. The Baptist Student Union and Chair of Bible REV. R. L. PARKER JR. ( Director- Instructor ) The Baptist Student Union and the Chair of Bible is a joint project sponsored by the Baptist of Missouri. Each aspect of the program is designed to meet the needs of students. 1 £ cx Jzlcin A} ZcAr 1 EXCLUSIVE WOMEN ' S APPARfcL One Twenty East High Jefferson City, Mo. Better Women ' s Apparel E. G. (Duke) Linhardt Construction Co. 911 W. Dunklin Wesley Foundation Methodist Chapel 805 Athison Ct. 636-6460 Willie F. Longshore Associate Arts Photographer 825 Chestnut 636-5550 Porth ' s Jewelry Store 110 East High Jefferson City DeBroeck ' s Jatif Markets 435 Clark jSj Mtl 416 Dix Rd Patronize the Lincoln Archives Brady ' s Jefferson City Glass Paint Company, Inc. GLASS FOR ALL PURPOSES - PITTSBURGH PAINT Phone 635-7995 P. 0. Box 1034 Jefferson City, Mo. 65101 1506 Highway 50 West fc jPj ATHLETIC pm GOODS PARIS CLEANERS 716 Monroe St. 636-6105 Shryack-Hirst Grocery Co. Wholesale Groceries and Notions OFFICE AND WAREROOMS 530 E. State Street Phone 636-7 1S1 P. O. Box ITS Jefferson City, Mo. 114 E. HIGH Jefferson City, Mo. Stores also Located at: Columbia — Sedalia St. Joseph — Springfield SCHULTE FOOD STORE 700 East McCarty Schleer Brothers Hardware 108 East High Dial 636-2311 Quality Portraits and Film Finishing and Camera Shop Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 109 E. High Street Telephone 636-9714 CZARUNSKY ' S Smart Wearables Men Ladies 118 East High Shaw Sons Music Co. Everything Musical 213 E. Miller Street PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE YELLOW CAB CO. 636-7101 or 636-4191 Wells Brothers 220 V 2 Madison Owners Operators Jefferson City, Mo. The best places to shop are: THE ARCHIVES ADVERTISERS to ' WALSWORTH •A M, - ! ' . I I 1 r r Tkli, book belong to: ' 1-1 6 CoAa RobtnAon 4826 MaUltt Ave. St. Loti b, l ii i oiifii Ev. 9-7610