Lindenwood University - Linden Leaves Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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Our lands are alive, throbbing free as far as we reachg opportunity follows our footsteps. We are young. More than our low mountains and endless plains of spring wheat, the territory we travel is the world. The restless, glorious decadence of Europe, the turbulent new nations of Africa,-Asia itself is no farther than flight. And space is our unexplored wilderness. A great age, we say, to be living in. To live today requires bravery, as had those who first came to the valleys west of the Mississippi. To live now is to know the reality of rapid change. It is ours to achieve awareness, keep faith, and forward accomplish- ment. The world is .before us and with us at Lindenwood, the world that was Lindenwood has become a challenge to the wider one. For her unfaltering leadership in high ideals, scholarship, and commu nity responsibility, this book is respectfully dedicated to Paulena Nickell Dean of the College. . . . and all that was good you must fight to keep with hearts as devoted as those of your fathers who fought to gain it .... ', -T. S. ELIOT ix X I l x f 4 xxx f A! I NX f I!! I f, H X v l 0 , 1 M X X I 'flffll f 1Wl, gf W f f AKVIIIIIIIA Z? x,,,Z +1-L -5?-Y i ,.'Z... 7 PJ, l , ffl' f'f X y ' f fi ,ff ig CHAPTER I BUILDI GS fi- 7g 1-,.i :W 7, Q, ' i ? , BUTLER WAY This is the entrance to a Way of life and learning. Like those beneath the pin oak trees lining Butler Way, shadows sometimes hide the knowleflge we seekg but the uphill road is an inspiration, and branches right and left to include all of the front campus. fexsaill-Q-w4..ix-.,.,r,,,,e.,,,, L . ,. ,,LLV i. L ROEMER HALL Erected in honor of former President Roemer and dedicated to Lindenwood,s purpose-the Christian education of young women-Roemer Hall was founded in 1920. Other than our familiar classrooms, it contains the business and administra- tion offices, the auditorium, and the popular post office, book store, and bank. MARGARET LEGGAT BUTLER LIBRARY With its holly trees by the heavy oak doors, the Sibley coat-of-arms over the fire- place, and an air of hushed concentration, the library has been one of the loveliest buildings on campus since it was built in 1930. It houses forty thousand books and pamphlets, receives one hundred seventy-five maga- zines and newspapers, and offers students unlimited ac- cess to the stacks. Many meetings and initiations are held in the colorful Library Club Room. ' 4 . ikm 1242? www viva V S+ 3 ,K , 1 'PL ? 1? , iw, W1 fx sg, 3 if: ,m., is qi X: ,,,,. 2-53035. I - IL wi Z5 ,Mai In 1939, the Fine Arts Building became part of the Lindenwood campus, in memory of a past dean and wife of President Roemer. The mingled sounds of vio- lin, voice, and piano drift up from the first floor to the second, where the art stu- dents design and paint. Here are the music and art stu- dios and classrooms, as well as KCLC, the Lindenwood radio broadcasting station. I0 E is S, sa Q S LILLIE P. ROEMER FINE ARTS BUILDING A modern building was added to the College in 1957 with the completion of the new Chapel and St. Charles Presbyterian Church. Weekly chapel and vesper services, at which the Lindenwood College Choir sings, are led by representative members of the com- munity and by guest speakers. The Chapel's Fellowship Hall is the scene of many College dinners, as well as presentations of theater-in-the-round. LINDENWOOD CHAPEL Most of the freshmen live in Niccolls Hall, which was built in 1916 in memory of The Reverend Samuel ,lack Niccolls, D.D., by his friend, Colonel James Gay Butler. The basement practice rooms with pianos and pipe organs often provide an accompaniment to the dormitory life of this year's one hundred seventeen girls. I2 NICCOLLS HALL LAUNA sTURoEss, LOENE ZUBER, NANCY BAKER Hall Presidents MRS. EDNA STEGE-R Head Resident Q f Sf ,,....w-Q' Xa, 'FW AYRES HALL In 1927, Jubilee Hall- the Ayres Hall of today- was presented by student friends. Formerly the admin- istration building, as well as a dormitory, Ayres Hall now houses the College dining room, as well as sixty girls. It was renamed in honor of' George Frederick Ayres, Ph.D., president of Linden- wood from 1903 to 1913. MRS. GRACE MILLIRON Head Resident JERALDINE HARRISON Hall President I4 up . My gi, fb 25 Q , l r ? . Q'-. A953 -Z , S - 1- Q LL' . N H . .' fi s W, ' x , H 5 f .1 ,M Hr I . 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MARY CAVE Head Resident BUTLER HALL This year fifty-five new students lived in Butler Hall, which is ad- jacent to Roemer Hall and handy for classes. Physical education courses are followed in Butler gymnasium and swimming poolg college formal dances take place in the gymnasium. This forty-four- year-old dormitory carries on the memory of Colonel James Gay Butler, a generous contributor to Lindenwood in years past. JUDITH ST. PIERRE, CONSTANCE WOLTER SARAH TIBBALS Freshman Council Representatives MRS. VERNETA CLARK Head Resident I7 pw fwf HEALTH CENTER To keep us healthy for our busy aca- demic and social life, the Health Center employs a visiting doctor and a registered nurse. Three other registered nurses are enrolled in Lilveral Arts courses at Linden- wood, continuing training begun three years ago at Deaconess Hospital in St. Louis. HEALTH CENTER,STAFF Laverne Kicninger, R.N.g Louise Frederick, H.N.3 Bobbie Moore, HN. Not Pictured: Anne Lf-wis, R.N.g Paul H. Rather, MD. I 8 yi zfw , 16 5' if 1' My W fwhy E K MCCLUER HOUSE Set quietly znnong the red brick campus huildings. grey Mefiluer House provides El home for junior and senior home eeonom- ies majors and other home economies stu- dents. llere they live lor six weeks at a time. learning through praetieal experience how to manage a home graciously and effi- 1-iently. Part ol the planning involves so- cial oeezisionsf-teas and dinners lor slu- dents and laeulty niemliers-and it is said that llovtor Nleffluer likes to visit his house lor lmreuklzist. I9 CHAPTER II , ,f gf 'XX M ff, -K . X , f -.,,-,-,,1!1 Z ?',1 fff if - ff 7 -riff-' mf 1 ' 'X I X x.x' xK K X- X 4 Q L un' Ly A W , gg. El! fl fl! I I JI! Qs '41 1 if E Q1 ,J 5 ,vn W 57 , ff 7 1 i -'Ti' E If-,,. ff.,-, ffl'- FX.. li Til' ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND X A I LD I FACULTY f , PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE F RANC L. MCCLUER B.A., M.A., Westminster College Ph.D., University of Chicago LL.D., Westminster College, Washington University, Waynesburg College The McCluers pause for a moment by the stair case during a social evening in their home. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE PAULENA NICKELL B.S., University of Minnesota M.A., Columbia University Ph.D., University of Minnesota MARY F. LICHLITER B.A., Wellesley College M.A., University of Chicago 24 DEAN OF THE CHAPEL ROBERT L. McLEOD, JR. B.A., Davidson College B.D., Louisville Presbyterian Seminary D.D., Maryville College DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS WILLIAM F. McMURRY B.A., Culver-Stockton College B.F.A., University of Oklahoma REGISTRAR LULA CLAYTON BEALE B.A., Murray State College M.A., George Peabody College BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT C. COLSON B.S., Central Missouri State College DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND ALUIVINAE SECRETARY HELLEN OSTROFF SOCIAL DIRECTOR MARGUERITE ODELL 26 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF IDA LEWAN DOWSKI Secretary to the Dean of the College MARY YONKER Secretary to the President LIV UDSTAD Secretary to the Director of Guidance and Placement HAZEL FULLER Assistant to the Business Manager BETTIE B. WIMBERLY Assistant to the Director of Admissions ALICE WISE LILLIAN MAHON Secretary to Secretary to the Registrar the Business Manager MARY JANE HILL LILLIAN SIEDHOFF Secretary to the Director of Secretary to Food Service and the Super- the Director of visor of Plant Operation and Admissions Maintenance MARGIE COX MELVA EICHHORN Cashier Secretary to the Director of Public Relations and Alumnae Secretary I DOROTHY BARKLAGE Secretary to the. Director of Admissions 1 ' fic- wif: 5. T: I 5'- IN lVlElVl0RlAlVl This page is dedicated to the memory of Miss Dorothy Ely, assistant professor of English and alumna of Linden- wood, who died on November 16, 1959. Endowed with endless patience, kindness, and a glowing love of people, Miss Ely will be remembered by her students as a truly Christian teacher. For ten years she taught at Lindenwood, encouraging the unsure, inspiring everyone by her own enthusiasm, and with her gift of humor making English composition and literature always alive and sig- nificant. FACULTY CLASSICS HAZEL M. TOLIVER B.A., M.A., University of Arkansas Ph.D., State University of Iowa ART JOHN H. WEHMER B.F.A., Washington University ARTHUR L. KANAK B.A., M.F.A., State University of Iowa HARRY D. HENDREN B.A., Murray State College M.A., Ohio State University i9 zl BIOLOGY WALTER GRUNDHAUSER B.S., B.A., Southeast Missouri Sta Ph.D., St. Louis University MARY TALBOT B.S., Denison University M.A., Ohio State University Ph.D., University of Chicago MARION DAWSON RECHTERN B.A., University of Wisconsin M.S., Northwestern University Ph.D., Cornell University BREMEN VAN BIBBER B.S., Southeast Missouri State M.Ecl., University of Missouri LESSLEY COLSON B.M., Lindenwood College LULA CLAYTON BEALE B.A., Murray State College M.A., George Peabody College ORENE RAINS B.S., Washington University College te College HNUW, about this progrtssive education . EDUCATION 93221 47 ENGLISH ELIZABETH DAWSON BA., Cornell College M.A., Columbia University Ph.lJ., State University of Iowa MARY CHRISTIANSON B.A., University of Illinois M.A., University of Iowa ALICE PARKER XD! B.S., M.A., University of Missouri s X 32 HOME ECONOMICS Hold your breath I Ph.D., Yale University DOROTHY ELY B.S., Linclenwood College M.A., University of Wisconsin JAMES FEELY B.A., Northwestern College M.A., Northwestern University AGNES SIBLEY B.A., M.A., University of Oklahoma Ph.D., Columbia University IRENE VAN BIBBER B.S., Southeast Missouri State College M.Ed., University of Missouri SOPHIE PAYNE ALSTON B.S., Mississippi State College for Women M.A., University of Chicago MARGARET LINDSAY B.A., College of Emporia M.A., University of Chicago HISTORY FRANK T. ARMSTRONG, JR. B.A., Westminster College M.A., University of Missouri HOMER CLEVEN GER B.S., Central Missouri State Teachers College M.A., George Peabody College Ph.D., University of Missouri MATHEMATICS LOUISE BEASLEY B.S., Southwest Missouri State College M.A., University of Missouri M.Ed., George Peabody College JEANNE HUESEMANN B.A., Lindenwood College JOURNALISM LOUISE THOMSON BJ., University of Missouri LANGUAGE HUGO BAUER B.A., Elmhurst College M.A., Northwestern University HARRIET WALLER y B.A., Vassar College W M.A., University of Chicago MARY TERHUNE B.A., Western College M.A., Columbia University D.M.L., Middlebury College THOMAS DOHERTY B.A., Westminster College M.A., D.M.L., Middlebury College PHYSICS PAUL GERDING BS., University of South Sewanee PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRAZINA AMONAS B.A., Physical Training College, Kaunas, Lithuania M.A., University of Kaunas DOROTHY ROSS B.S., Central Missouri State College M.A., Colorado State College of Education MITZI FENN B.S., M.A., Texas Woman's University FERN PALMER BITTNER B.S., Lindenwood College MUSIC ALLEGRA SWINGEN B.M., M.M., Chicago Musical College VIRGINIA HOUSE B.M., Nashville Conservatory of Music M.M., Cincinnati Conservatory GERTRUDE ISIDOR Artist Di loma Post-Graduate Di loma, Cinci,nnati,Conservatory of Mpusic ROBERT A. CRUCE B.A., Hendrix College M.M., University of Michigan PEARL WALKER B.A., University of Illinois M.M., Chicago Musical College M.A., Columbia University MILTON F. REHG BM Eureka Colle e . ., g B.A., M.A., Columbia University Here we go again. KENNETH V. KINCHELOE B.M., M.M., University of Michigan Mus.D., Chicago Musical College OZAN MARSH Cum Laude, Fontainebleau School France FRANKLIN E. PERKINS B.A., Juniata College M.Sa.M., Union Theological Seminary PATRICIA BENKIVIAN MARSH B.M., San Francisco State College 35 v SOCIOLOGY HELEN P. GOULDNER B.A., College of Puget Sound M.Ed., University of Washington Ph.D., University of California in Los Angeles X E X fd' -'E PHILOSOPHY C. EUGENE CONOVER B.A., College of Wooster B.D., Union Theological Seminary M.A., Ph.D., University of Cincinnati MARY JEAN BARTHOLOMEW B.A., Macalester College M.A., McCormick Theological Seminar: ROBERT L. MCLEOD, JR. B.A., Davidson College B.D., Louisville Presbyterian Seminary D.D., Maryville College PHYSICAL SCIENCE CAROLYN S. GRAY B.A., B.S., M.A., University of Missouri MARY E. LEAR B.A., B.S., M.A., University of Missouri LOIS CANNON B.A., Western College for Women , 1, L Q?i f2Z 5ZZ,1i+3f!?E, PSYCHOLOGY JANE WAINRIGHT B.S., Simmons College WILLIAM C. ENGRAM B.A., Washington University M.A., University of Missouri 1... ECONOMICS JOHN B. Moomz B.A,, Westminster College M.A., Ph.D., University of Missouri OFFICE MANAGEMENT EMMA PURNELL B.A., M.A., Washington University PHYLLIS LAYTON B.S., Lindenwood College SPEECH JULIET MCCRORY B.S., University of Alabama Ph.M., University of Wisconsin ROBERT DOUGLAS HUME B.A., University of California M.A., University of North Carolina MARTHA MAY BOYER B.A., Maryville College M.A., University of Wisconsin The mail must be in! LIBRARY STAFF HORTENSE F. EGGMANN B.A., University of Illinois MILDRED D. KOHLSTEDT B.A., Northwestern University M.A., University of Illinois POST OFFICE AND BOOK STORE STAFF RAE SHORT AMY WAGNER DOLLY BASS BUILDINGS GROUNDS CHARLES H. BUSHNELL FOOD SERVICE CELESTE DOUROS AVIS PENNEY AIME FOUNTAINE R X f ff X K f, 1 7, UA L! 2' 5 ZZ ZZ 4 fi 1 X X- X CHAPTER III S' C ,ASS ,S X7 q- . ff yf if I ff ff ,f . x57,,W vm-- Z Z IVIYRNA SUE ANDERSON B.A., History and Governmentg Army Chemical Center, Maryland Deanls Honor Roll, two semestersg International Relations Club, Vice-President 58-59, President 59-604 League of Women Voters 58-59g Poetry Society 59-603 Colorado Wom- an's College 56-58. SENIOR RACHEL AMADO B.A., Chemistryg Izmir, Turkey Colhecon 58-59g International Relations Club 58-605 Lin- den Bark Staff 59-60g Philosophy Club 58-593 Triangle Club 59-604 The American Collegiate Institute 56-58. FRANCES LEA ARMSTRONG B.S., Chemistryg Hazelwood, Missouri Day Students' Organization 56-60, Secretary 58-59g Social Council 58-593 Squawker Staff 57-585 Triangle Club 59-60: Women's Recreation Association 58-60. Oh, no, it can't be Mozart! JUDITH LEE BATTON B.A., Artg Kansas City, Missouri Poetry Society 58-60, President 59-603 Student Artists Guild 58-605 Kansas State University 56-58. ANNE LANCASTER BLOEBAUM B.S., Speech, Educationg St. Charles, Missouri Beta Chi 51-525 Day Students' Organization 51-52, 59-60g League of Women Voters 51-52g Student Education Asso- ciation 59-603 Harris Teachers College 589 Washington University 59. CAROLYN BAUE B.S., Home Economics, St. Charles, Missouri Colhecon 58-59g Day Students, Organization 58-595 Linden Leaves Staff, Assistant Advertising Manager 58-593 May Court 595 Social Skills Council 593 Young Republicans 58-593 William Woods College 55-57g Abilene Christian College 57-58. MARJORIE LEE COMPTON B.S., Elementary Educationg Little Rock, Arkansas Colhecon 59-603 International Relations Club 56-573 League of Women Voters 56-583 Social Council 57-593 Squawker Staff Coeditor 57-58g Student Christian Association Treas- urer 56-573 Student Council 57-583 Student Education As- sociation 58-60g Women's Recreation Association 56-59Q Young Democrats 57-58. NORMA LEE CAMP B.A., Mathematicsg Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Alpha Lambda Delta 57-60g Alpha Sigma Tau 59-603 At- tendance Council 59-603 Freshman Mathematics Award 57g Junior Class Treasurer 58-593 Dean's Honor Roll, seven semestersg Modern Language Club 58g Philosophy Club 59-603 President's Scholarship 57-603 Student Christian Association 56-60, Treasurer 58-593 Triangle Club 57-60, President 59-60. JEAN RILLIET CONRAT H B.S., Physical Educationg University City, Missouri Choir 56-57, 59g Ayres House Staff 56-591 Cobbs House Staff 59-603 Student Christian Association 56-573 Student Council 56-573 Student Counselor 59-603 Student Education Association 56-603 Womerfs Recreation Association 56-60, Vice-President 59-60g Young Republicans 56-60. Which twin has the Toni? CAROLE HAZEL CORDILL B.A., Philosophyg Omaha, Nebraska Senior Class President 59-605 Dean's Honor Roll, three semestersg Honor Board 59-605 Ayres House Modern Language Club 56-58, Treasurer 57-585 Club Cochairman 58-605 Social Skills Council 58-595 Squawker Staff Coeditor 57-585 Student Co Young Republicans 56-58. ELIZABETH GLENN DARNALL B.A., Englishg Florence, Alabama Choir 585 Colhecon 58-605 Encore Club 59-605 Ayres House Staff 58-595 Cobbs House Staff 595 International Relations Club 57-595 KCLC 605 League of Women Voters 58-60, President 59-605 Linden Bark Staff 57-585 Press Club 58-605 Student Council 59-605 Young Democrats 57-60, President 58-595 University of Alabama 56-57. Staff 58-595 Philosophy uncil 57-58: MARY FLETCHER COX B.A., Biology, Chemistryg Morrilton, Arkansas Sophomore Class President 57-585 Junior Class President 58-595 Honor Board 58-605 Encore Club 56-585 Linden Scroll 59-605 Modern Language Club 56-585 Philosophy Club 58-605 May Court 585 Social Council 57-585 Social Skills Council Chairman 58-595 Student Christian Associa- tion 56-575 Student Council President 59-605 Terrapin 56- 575 Triangle Club 58-605 Women's Recreation Association 57-595 Young Democrats 56-58. ANNA BELLE DEFABAUGH B.A., Art, Bartlesville, Oklahoma American Guild of Organists 58-59, Student Artists Guild 58-60, Secretary 59-60g Student Education Association 58- 595 Terrapin 57-60, President 59-60g Young Republicans 57-58. Competition for Elvis! CAROL LYNNE DAVIDSON B.A., Englishg Lexington, Kentucky Beta Chi 57-60, Treasurer 57-58, Vice-President 58-595 Sophomore Class Vice-President 57-583 Junior Class Secre- tary 58-59, Dean's Honor Roll, two semestersg Griffin Staff 59-603 Linden Scroll 59-60g Orchesis 56-57g President's Scholarship 59-60g Harvest Ball Court 56g Valentine Court 583 Social Council 58-60, Chairman 59-605 Student Coun- cil 59-605 Student Education Association 56-57, 58-60. VIRGINIA ANN DIERKING B.S., Elementary Educationg Memphis, Missouri Senior Class Secretary 59-60g Colhecon 59-60, Philosophy Club 59-60, Social Skills Council 58-60g Student Education Association 58-60, Young Democrats 56. KAY ALICE FELLABAUM B.A Irwin Hall President 58-593 KCLC 59-603 Linden Bark Staff Business Manager 59-603 Modern Language Club 56-58g Student Artists Guild 56-603 Young Republicans 56-59. BETTY DINKMEYER B.S., Physical Educationg St. Charles, Missouri Colhecon 59-60g Day Students' Organization 56-603 Dean's Honor Roll, two semestersg Student Christian Association 57-58g Student Council 57-59g Student Education Associa- tion 56-60, Treasurer 58-59g Triangle Club 58-605 Women's Recreation Association 56-60, Secretary 58-59, President 59-60. KAY MARLENE DUNHAM B.S., Office Managementg Quincy, Illinois International Relations Club 56-574 League of Women Vot- ers 56-60g Linden Leaves Staff 58-60, Staff Assistant 58-59, Editor 59-603 Press Club 59-603 Young Republicans 56-60. English 5 Cincinnati, Ohio Made it myself! HIROKO FUJIWARA B.M., Pianog Tokyo, Japan Choir 58-593 Ayres House Staff 59-605 International Rela- tions Club 58-60g Mu Phi Epsilon 59-60g Student Christian Association 59-609 Ferris Girls' Junior College 56-58. Over here l SUSAN ROCKWELL FRENCH B.A., Englishg Piqua, Ohio Beta Chi 60g Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 59-603 Student Education Association 58-603 Carleton College 56- 57g Earlham College 57-58. 'tat NANCY GALE B.S., Physical Educaliong Concordia, Kansas Encore Club 57-603 Irwin House Staff 57-595 Cobbs Hall President 59-603 League of Women Voters 59-604 Student Education Association 57-603 Women's Recreation Associa- tion 57-60g Young Republicans 59-60g Kansas State Uni- versity 56-57. KAREN McKEE GLASER B.M., Pianog Wichita, Kansas Linden Scroll Scholarship 58-595 Presser Music Award 59-603 Choir 573 Dean's Honor Roll, two semesters, Fresh- man Counselor 59-60g Sibley Hall President 58-59g Linden Scroll 59-60, Mu Phi Epsilon 57-60, Secretary 58-59, Presi- dent 59-60g Student Council 59-60, Student Education Asso- ciation 57. MARGARET CHARLYN E GROCAN B.A., Artg St. Louis, Missouri Colhecon 56-573 Social Council 57-58, Student Artists Guild 57-60, Treasurer 59-60, Student Education Association 56- 575 Washington Semester 583 Young Democrats 59-60. MARY EMILY HAY B.A., Speech, Wichita, Kansas Alpha Epsilon Rho 58-59, President 593 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, International Relations Club 56-57, 59g KCLC 58-59, Production Director, Programing Director, Station Comanager 59, League of Women Voters 56-593 Modern Language Club 57-583 Press Club 58-59. .IULIA KATHRYN HUNT B.S., Elementary Educationg Dale, Illinois Colhecon 59-603 Honor Board, Butler Representative 58-59g Butler House Staff 585 League of Women Voters 58-603 Modern Language Club 56-58, Student Education Associa- tion 56-57, 58-603 Young Republicans 57-60. SARAH CAROLYN HILLSTROM - B.S., Vocational Home Economicsg 9 Grand Rapids, Michigan Colhecon 56-60, Secretary 58-59, Presi- dent 59-604 League of Women Voters 59-60g Student Education Association 57-603 Women's Recreation Association 59-603 Young Republicans 56-58. Supplementary diet! NANCY LU KNOCK B.A., Biology, Vincennes, Indiana Choir 56-57, 58, Junior Class Vice-President 58-59, Modern Language Club 57-58g Philosophy Club 58-59, Student Education Association 56-575 Triangle Club 595 Young Republicans 56-57g Barnes Hospital School of Medical Technology 59-60. CYNTHIA SUE KRUEGER B.A., Sociologyg Natoma, Kansas Dean's Honor Roll, three semestersg Mu Phi Epsilon 59-60g Philosophy Club 59-60g Colorado Woman's College 56-58. DOROTHY JANE LANGRIDGE B.S., Office Managementg Rockford, Michigan Choir 56-57g Honor Board, Cobbs Rep- resentative 59-60g Cobbs House Staff 59-609 International Relations Club 56- 573 Linden Leaves Staff Business Man- ager 59-60g May Court 60g Social Skills Council 58-60g Student Counselor 59-605 Student Education Association 57-605 Young Republicans 56-57, 59-60. DONNA LACY B.A., Chernistryg Lawton, Oklahoma Encore Club 56-58g Linden Bark Staff 57-589 Modern Lan- guage Club 56-58g Terrapin 56-58, President 57-58g Young Democrats 56-585 Oklahoma University 58-59. Chained Melody 5 I SHIRLEY JANE LEE l3.M.E., Voiceg Independence, Missouri Choir 56-60, Vice-President 58-59, President 59-605 Dean's Honor Roll, one semesterg Freshman Council 565 Ayres House Staff 57-585 Mu Phi Epsilon Recording Secretary 59-605 Orchestra 585 Student Christian Association 57-605 Student Education Association 56-605 Young Republicans 56-58. Featherbeddmg! BARBARA LYNN LARSON B.A., Psychologyg Clarendon Hills, Illinois Irwin House Staff 58-595 KCLC 58-605 League of Women Voters 56-60, Secretary 59-605 Linden Leaves Staff Assist- ant Advertising Manager 58-59, Advertising Manager 59- 605 Modern Language Club 56-585 Press Club 59-605 May Court 605 Young Republicans 56-57. MARY MARGARET LEWIS B.S., Office Mamzgementg Battle Creek, Nebraska Encore Club 56-57, 58-605 Niccolls House Staff 56-575 Cobbs House Staff 59-605 International Relations Club 56- 575 KCLC 58-595 League of Women Voters 56-57, 59-605 May Court 595 Social Council 59-605 Student Christian As- sociation 56-575 Student Counselor 59-605 Young Democrats 56-57, 59-605 University of Nebraska 57-58. JO ANN LOVINS B.A., Speech, Windsor, lllinois Alpha Epsilon Rho 59, Alpha Psi Omega President 59g Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, KCLC 57-59, Production Director, Programing Director, Station Comanager 593 League of Women Voters 56-59, Modern Language Club 57-585 Orchesis Vice-President 58-59, Press Club 58-594 Student Education Association 56-59, Young Republicans 56-59. MARTHA CAROLE MCINNIS B.S., Vocational Home Economics, Steelville, Missouri Choir 573 Colhecon 56-60g Butler House Staff 58, Butler Hall President 58-59g League of Women Voters 56-60, Stu- dent Christian Association 56-57, 58g Student Education Association 56-60, Young Republicans 56-60. MARY MARGARET MCLEOD B.S., Vocational Home Economicsg Salem, Missouri Choir 56, Colhecon 57-60, Treasurer 59-60g Encore Club 56-593 League of Women Voters 57-59g Social Council 59- 603 Student Education Association 57-60, Young Republi- cans 56-59. KAY KATHRYN MAGIE B.A., Malhematicsg Albia, Iowa Encore Club 56-605 Cobbs House Staff 59-605 League of Women Voters 56-585 Modern Language Club 56-575 Phi- losophy Club 58-595 May Court 595 Student Education As- sociation 56-60, Secretary 59-605 Triangle Club 57-605 Young Republicans 56-59. ELEANOR IVIARR MANSFIELD B.A., Artg Hamilton, Ohio Irwin House Staff 575 International Relations Club Secre- tary 56-575 KCLC 59-605 Linden Leaves Staff Art Editor 58-605 Linden Scroll Secretary 59-605 Modern Language Club 56-585 Press Club 59-605 May Queen 605 Social Skills Council 59-605 Student Artists Guild 57-60, Presi- dent 58-605 Student Education Association 57. BARBARA ANN MESTER B.A., History and Governmentg Quincy, Illinois Beta Chi 59-605 Choir 575 Cobbs House Staff 59-605 Inter- national Relations Cluh 57-585 KCLC 58-595 League of Women Voters 58-605 Student Education Association 57- 585 Young Republicans 57-605 William Woods College 56. Lazybones JOAN LOUISE MEYER B.A., Artg Council Bluffs, Iowa Honor Board, Ayres Representative 58-59g Ayres House Staff 58-595 Modern Language Club 56-583 Orchesis 56- 59, President 57-585 May Court 58g Student Artists Guild 56-603 Student Council 58-60, Vice-President 59-603 Stu- dent Education Association 58-60, President 59-60, Terra- pin 58-595 Women's Recreation Association 56-58. KATHERINE FRANCES MEYER B.A., Artg Rock Port, Missouri Senior Class Vice-President 59-60g Encore Club 56-60g Ir- win House Staff 58g Cobbs House Staff 593 International Relations Club 56-57, Linden Leaves Staff Layout Manager 58-609 Modern Language Club 56-58, Vice-President 57-585 Press Club 58-60, Student Artists Guild 57-60, Secretary- Treasurer 58-593 Young Republicans 57-58. CONNIE LUCY MILLIKEN B.A., Philosophy, Chattanooga, Tennessee Alpha Lambda Delta 57-60, Sophomore Class Treasurer 57-583 Dean's Honor Roll, one semesterg Honor Board 58- 59g Ayres House Staff 57-58g KCLC 56-59, Linden Scroll 59-603 Modern Language Club 56-57g Philosophy Club 58-609 President's Scholarship 57-585 Press Club 57-60, Copresident 58-59g Student Christian Association 56-60, Vice-President 58-59, President 59-60g Student Education Association 58-595 Terrapin 56-573 Triangle Club 57-60, Womenls Recreation Association 56-57. JO NAN NELSON B.M.E., Voiceg Whittier, California Presser Music Award 59 60 Choir 56 57 59 Mu Phi E si ' 3 9 ' 3 P ' lon 57-60, Vice-President 59-605 Poetry Society 56-57g Stu- dent Education Association 57-60. SHERRAL ANN MUSGROVE B.S., Elementary Educationg Sterling, Illinois Encore Club 56-57g Niccolls House Staff 56-573 League of Women Voters 56-583 Valentine Queen 583 May Court 59g Social Skills Council 58-60, Chairman 59-609 Student Council 59-603 Student Education Association 58-60g Terrapin 56-57, 58- 59g Young Republicans 57-59. This is our Mt. Everest. n..-M ff' PEGGY LOUISE NEWELL B.A., Biology, St. Charles, Missouri Colhecon 58-59, Day Students, Organization 56-59, Presi- dent 57-58g Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, Freshman Council 56, Linden Scroll 59-60, Philosophy Club 58-593 Social Skills Council 58-59, Student Christian Association 58-59, Triangle Club Secretary-Treasurer 58-59, Women's Recreation Association 56-58, Vice-President 57-58g Barnes Hospital School of Medical Technology 59-60. NORMA MARIE NIXON B.S., Physical Education, Ellisville, Missouri Alpha Lambda Delta 56-60, Day Students' Organization 56-60, President 58-595 Deanis Honor Roll, seven semestersg Griffin Staff 59-60, Editor 605 President's Scholarship 58- 603 Poetry Society 57-58, 59-603 Student Education Asso- ciation 57-60g Triangle Club 58-603 Women's Recreation Association 56-60, President 58-59. ELIZABETH LOUISE OWENS l3.A., Christian Educationg Alexan- dria, Virginia Choir 56-575 League of Women Voters 59-603 Modern Language Club 57-58: Student Christian Association 59-603 Student Counselor 59-60g Student Edu- cation Association 56-57, 59, Young Republicans 56-57, 60. There's no hot water! 4 ! E7 The Beat Generation NANCY JANE RECTOR B.A., Chemistryg Little Rock, Arkansas Alpha Lambda Delta 57-60, Dean's Honor Roll, six semes- tersg Cobhs House Staff 59-609 Modern Language Club 58g Philosophy Club 59-60g Poetry Society 58-60, Secre- tary 59-60g Presidcnt's Scholarship 58-59, Student Christian Association 59-60g Triangle Club 57-60, President 58-59g Women's Recreation Association 56-58g Young Republicans 56-57, 59. HELEN MEAD RICE B.A., Art, Kansas City, Missouri Alpha Lambda Delta 57-60g Choralaircs 56-583 Deanis Hon- or Roll, one semester, Griffin Staff Art Editor 603 Linden Leaves Staff Literary Editor 59-60g Modern Language Club 56-57, Poetry Society 56-58, Social Skills Council 59-60g Student Artists Guild 57-605 University of Geneva 58-59. MARY MALINDA RODGERS B.A., Psychology, Aurora, Illinois Colhecon 57-605 Ayres House Staff 56-58, Ayres Hall Presi- dent 58-59g League of Women Voters 56-583 Philosophy Club 59-60g Social Council 59-603 Women's Recreation Association 56-585 Young Republicans 56-58. NANCY KATHRYN RUSSELL B.A., English, Christian Educationg Ft. Smith, Arkansas Senior Class Treasurer 59-605 Dean's Honor Roll, one semesterg Modern Language Club 56-58, Secretary 57-589 Poetry Society 58-605 Student Christian Association 58, 59-60. ANNIKA MARGARETA SKOTT B.A., Artg Gayle, Sweden International Relations Club 58-605 Philosophy Club 58-609 Poetry Society 59-605 Student Artists Guild 58-60g Gavle H. A. Laroverk 56-58. MARTHA SPILKER SCHNEDLER B.S., Nursingg St. Charles, Missouri Day Students' Organization 58-593 Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing 36-399 St. Louis University 40. B.A., Modern KATHLEEN STAFFORD B.S., Vocational Home Economicsg St. Charles, Missouri Colhecon 56-57, 58-605 Day Students' Organization 56-60, Treasurer 57-603 Philosophy Club 58-59g Student Education Association 56-603 Women's Recreation Association 56-60. Now, girls, another cookie won't hurt youf' RHODA SOTIROPOULOU Englishg Athens, Greece Colhecon 593 International Relations Club 57-60, Secretary- Treasurer 58-603 KCLC 59-604 Linden Bark Staff 58-59g Language Club 57-58, Philosophy Club 58-59g Press Club 58-593 Student Education Association 57-58. GOLDIE JERALDINE TEDRICK B.S., Elementary Education, University City, Missouri Colhecon 56-603 Day Students' Organization 58-60, Vice President 59-60g Student Education Association 58-60. IVIARIAN ALENE VAN HORN B.A., English, Cripple Creek, Colorado International Relations Club 58-603 Linden Bark Staff Co- editor 58-593 Colorado Woman's College 56-58. JANET LEE WALKER B.A., Humfzn Relations, Aurora, Illinois Beta Chi 56-58, 59-60, President 59-603 Dean's Honor Roll, one semesterg Encore Club 56-573 Philosophy Club 59-603 Student Education Association 57-583 Won1en's Recreation Association 56-58, Young Republicans 57-583 Purdue Uni- versity 58-59. MARJORIE ANN WARD B.A., Christian Educationg Kansas City, Missouri Dean's Honor Roll, two semestersg Honor Board Chairman 59-603 Irwin House Staff 56, 573 Linden Scroll 59-603 Philosophy Club 59-603 President's Scholarship 59-603 Har- vest Ball Court 56Q Student Christian Association 573 Washington Semester 58: Women's Recreation Association 57-583 Young Republicans 59-60. FRANCES MARILYN WILSON B.A., Christian Educationg Miami, Oklahoma Alpha Lambda Delta 56-60, Secretary 57-58g Dean's Honor Roll, two semestersg Niccolls House Staff 57g International Relations Club 56-573 Modern Language Club 583 Philoso- phy Club 59g Student Christian Association 56-57, 58-605 Student Education Association 59. JUDITH ANNE WINBURN B.A., History and Governmentg Kansas City, Missouri Alpha Lambda Delta 57-60g Dean's Honor Roll, four semes- tersg Honor Board 59-60g Cobbs House Staff 59-60: League of Women Voters 59-609 Linden Leaves Staff Organization Manager 59-605 Linden Scroll President 59-609 Modern Language Club 56-57g Philosophy Club 59-603 President's Scholarship 59-603 Squawlfer Staff 57-58g Washington Se- mester 58g Young Republicans President 59-60. LINDA JO WINEGARNER B.A., Human Relationsg Markham, Illinois Honor Board, Niccolls Representative 56-573 Niccolls House Staff 56-57g Ayres House Staff 58-593 Linden Bark Staff Business Manager 56-57g Poetry Society 56-57g Press Club'56-573 Stu- dent Christian Association 59g Student Education Association 59-60g Young Republicans 56-57. First row, 1. to r.: K. Glaser, C. Davidson, Treasurer. Second row: E. Mansfield, Secre- taryg C. Milliken. Third row.' M. Ward, M. Cox, .l. Winburn, President. Sponsors: Miss Mary Lichliter, Dr. Marion Dawson, Mrs. Irene Van Bibber. Because of thelr outstandlnc contrlbutlons to the College community 1n fellowship and seruce these girls are honored bv belno selected for Lmden Scroll As members, thev continue leadershlp 1n lovaltv to the fundamental purposes of the Colleoe Not content to rest on their laurels, the members of Lmden Scroll a senior honorary SOC16ty conduct a white elephant sale to ralse money for the Lmden Scroll scholarship. 63 NANCY KAY BABB INA RAE BARKLAGE CAROLYN BLACK 64 PATRICIA ANN ACKLEY UNIUR A. JANE ADAMS MARGARET MARIE AHRENS SUE MARY ALLENDER JANE L. BOST ANN LENEAVE BOSWELL NAHID BOZORGMEHRI VIARLEN E LOUISE CODDINGTON KENNETH D. COX DONNA LOU DAVIS LILA FAYE DOBBS LINDA REED GILLESPIE GRETEL ANNA GUMPER JUDY GUTHRIE CAROLYN ELIZABETH ELAM JANE EYLER MARJORIE LOUI FAETH LOUISE ELAINE FREDERICK KEITH EDWARD HAMMEL JANET DEAN HANCOCK STEPHANIE SUSAN HARMS VIVIAN E. HIATT ELIZABETH HOOGESTRAAT DIANE HUMPHREYS CAROLYN SUE .IURGENSON 67 PATRICIA ANN LACEY ANNE BRADFORD LEEDY CONNIE SAU CHING L0 68 RUTH ANN KERN LAVERNE MARGARET KIENINGER LIISA MARIA KAHM1 STEVEN T. KARDALEF F BARBARA KASPER ,L 'E NELL McGEE ANN BETTICHER McNEER NANCY ORDELHEIDE PEGGY ANN PAYNE SUSAN PERRY LINDA SUELLEN MARKULY BOBBIE LOUISE MOORE BARBARA ANN NELSON 5 ,V sw 69 RENIEE RYTER SANDRA SUE SCHMITT SALLY ANN SEIFERT MARY LOU REILLY JOAN MARIE RUNDELL JANICE JOY SEITZ JUNE PRESTON TAVLIN TEXIE TAYLOR 70 MARY SUE TERRY MARGARITA TSINANOPOULOU WILMA KAM YING TYAU WANDA LEE WEAR 5 3 lu.. ANN ELIZABETH WENTKER GEORGIA ANN WOOD KATHERINE ANN WORTH 7I WASHINGTON SEMESTER STUDENTS After an exciting semester in Washington, D.C., Terry Ross, ,lane Tibbals, Gay Pauly, and Margie Bassnett enjoy looking through their Scrapbooks. During the fall they studied at the American Uni- versity with a group of one hundred students repre- senting forty church-affiliated colleges. Sightseeing, attending night classes, and ohserv- ing the functions of the national government were chief among their activitiesg in addition, each one wrote a thesis concerning a phase of government work. There's strife in Cobbs Hall! The Kingston Trio? The Lineup And they're really clean! Art majors? lt's all over but the shouting OPHO ORE L. to r.: Beverly A. Bohne, Margaret Dale Nicholson, Judith Eloise Keniston, Prudence Elaine Keniston, Elizabeth Ann Gorsuch. L. to r.: Sara Ellen Yount, Marilyr Denda Moes, Janice Kay Rollins, Mar Anne Ryan, Sharon Smith. L. to r.: Shirley Marie Ott, Barbara Lois Bond, Penney ,Io Poole, Sally .lane Sicks. L. to r.: Linda Lee Williams, Mary Hughes Mc Cue, Loene Moe Zuher, Catherine Crebs. P L. to r.: Susan Kay Thornburg, ,leraldine Pa- tricia Harrison, Karen Velva Howlett, Emily Louise Hunter, Judy Ann Bruckert, Nicole S. John- son. L. to r.: Kathleen Pow- ell, Mary Barbara Wil- liams, Mercedes Chavez Cabiedes, Linda Kay Kutnink, Phyllis Elaine Richardson, Susan Eliza- beth Schmitko-ns. First row, l. to r.: Sandra Bartman, Mellie Ann Cole, Darlene Diane Cross. Second row: Martha Marie Mc- Allister, Chiquita Smith, Sarah Ann Winningham. L. to r.: Mary Elizabeth Brookes, Barbara Kay Boland, Barbara Lynn Arnold, Elizabeth Winston Clark, Dorothy Anne Bryan. '27 L. to r.: Carly .lo Garner, Marian Imelda Harra, Caroline Louise Drane, Cynthia Ann Kirkland, Patricia Ann Morris, Jean Marie Bordeaux. 77 L. to r.: Carol .Ioan Webster, Nancy Maria Lange, Marian Kay Mann, Joan Lee Maupin, Deborah Ann Compton. L. to r.: Mary Ann Wilkins, Mary Lucille Records, Hermina Klazina Larnbrechtse, Charlotte Elizabeth Saxe, Sally Ann Cary. 78 L. to r.: Jeanne Ann DuLany, Margaret Melba Thiebes, Elva Elizabeth Allen, Mary Lou Reed, Ann Marie Hanna. L. to r..' Nancy Lee Burnley, Maryjane Austin, Mary Elizabeth Beard, Carol Jane Barnard, Mary Elizabeth Alves, Sandra Carol Allen. L. to r.: Margaret Ellen Odell, Frances Hammond, Sharon Ann Wittgow, Cherie Lee Church- man, Martha Imogene Radford, Patricia Ann Schuermann. L. to r.: Linda K. Miller, Esther Joan Moulthrop, Mildred Sharon Walker, Sharon Stauss, Elizabeth Ely Potter. Out to lunch! L. to r.: Mary Marjorie Gibson, Nancy Lou Baker, Elizabeth Ann Cheadle, Elizabeth Ann Barnhill, Margot Diane Benton, Martha Jeanne Skaer. L. to r.: Shirley Ann Schulte, Margaret .lean Shelkey, Mary Margaret Warnecke, Mary Ann Darby, Patsy Chloe Brantley, Carol Elizabeth Thurman. This is the last mile. Can you cha-cha. 'Tm so nervous. 99 And then you add a pinch of red. ncrazy ! uv It beats carrying them. And for my next number . . . 'Tm beat ! He sh0uldn't have. Way out! vw You see, I have been somewhere. HI always wear a hat. 2 .-we- ' 4' wx e .f FREE L. to r.: Patricia Mayes, Judith Lu Mair, Patricia Caldwell Mamet, Bettie Jean McJunkin, Meredith Ann McLeod, Pa- tricia Joan Martin. L. to r.: Martha Janet Eg- ley, Barbara Gail Harris- berger, Catherine Ann Har- mon, Laurie Jane Newman, Margaret Hardin, JoAnn Hudson. L. to r.: Sally Sayle, Jimmie Claire Rodgers, Lucinda Rohrer, Nancy Jo Rodgers, Margaret Robinson. CIE L. to r.: Leslie Ellen Wood, Susan Elaine Wood, Judith Anne Yaussi, Constance Kay Wolter, Sharon Lee Worley, Mary Gwendolyn Woods. First row: Barbara Koller. Second row, ll to r.: Linda Katherine .lan- son, Kathryn Sue Klinker, Marcia Jean King, Virginia Marie Jensen. Third row: Ann Karcher. L. to r.: Marla Brummett, Judith Elizabeth Brasher, Elizabeth'Ann Bricker, Beverly Ann Boxell, Barbara Brockgreitens. ,Me 85 L. to r.: Estelle Allen Kennedy, Nina Dianne Knapp, Elizabeth Ann Jenness, Kathleen Ann Langell, Drewanna King. First row, l. to r.: Nancy Elizabeth Light, Georgina Sue Lane. Second row: .loan Leiper, Judith Kimball Larlee, Kathleen Ann Belland, Marilyn Kay Lewis. L. to r.: Emily White Simmons, Kristi Elizabeth Slayman, Mary Speer, Ellen Jane Schnute, Mary Stahlschmidt, Patricia Sheets. L. to r.: Judith, Anne Stute, Sherry Lynn Dawson, Linda May Spracl- lin, Helen Stark, Bonnie Slagle. L. to r.: Barbara Lee Bacon, April Annette Anderson, Jane Anderson, Pamela Ann Bass, Darla Jane Ames, Ann Barrett Amold. F L. to r.: Virginia Freund, Patsy Ann Franks, Sandra .lean Goot, Nelda Luaine Gaines, Cynthia Dianne Fuller. L. to r.: Juda Lee DeWees, Madeline Terrell Daniel, Judith Anne Conlin, Sara Louise Eddy, Carol Ann Donnohue, .lo Ann Dillinger. L. to r.: Elizabeth Pember- ton, Judith Louise Moehle, Judith Morrison, Nita Nich- olas, Betty Osiek, Eldagene Naylor. i First row, l. to r.: Melba Lee Counts, Kathleen Collins, Marcia Ann Cooper. Second row: Elizabeth Caldwell Burnett, Marjorie Caro- line Campbell. L. to r.: .luliann Bottorff, Pamela Louise Brooks, Leanna Catherine Boysko, Ann Marie Blethen, Toni Sharron Bogue. L. to r.: Linda Lee Reeble, Constance Diane Schmitt, Carol Margret Richter, Martha Kay Ricke, Leska Richards. L. to r.: Kathryn Elizabeth Rein- hardt, Judith Elaine Petterson, Nancy Gwyn Richardson, Karen Louise Rasmussen, Patricia .lane Phillips, Jo Ellen Plumer. L. to r.: Karen Cloward, Sally Lee Davis, Diane Davis, Emmy Lou D a n ie l, Phyllis Carolyn Daugherty, .lu- dith Elizabeth Davis. Oh First row, l. to r.: .loan Ann Nixon, Sandra Lea Peich, Marylynn Overman, Carol Lynne Osadcky. Second row: Helen Neel Newman, Mary Ninan. First row, l. to r.: Davye Cray Shelley, Donna Rae Schmelzer. Second row: Dorothy Elaine Schultz, Agnes Ann Cuthbertson, Janet Saville, Judy Ross. Sealed: Dolly Joan Upchurch. Standing, I. to r.: Marianna Wilke, Joan Frances Vesely, Gwyn Watson Ellis, Joann Walker, Alicia Cabiedes. L. to r.: Marcia Minsky, Martha Gene Ritter, Liisa Maria Kahma, Shirley Kay Morey, Dale Letitia Moore, Sue Ann Misener. First row, l. to r.: Linda Lou Street, Martha Ann Lienemann, Joy Faye Kortemier. Second row: Sarah Elizabeth Kuhn, Mary Patricia Lieb, Judy Ann Letson, Penelope Ann Lieb. 9I L. to r.: Vicki Ann Thomas, Malinda Bess Thompson, Judith Louise Koch, Virginia Dowdell Thomas, Nina Sue Tomlinson, Temple Elizabeth Paxton. L. to r.: Jane Ann Tindall, f tricia Lee Thurmond, O'Ri1 Trauernicht, Ruth Ann Tolb Mary Jean Todd, Rita von I man. L. to r.: Margaret Blumers, Elaine Victoria Benson, Joan Otti Bernhard, Charlotte Anne Boggess, Jo Ann Bland. L. to r.: Anne Herring, Elizabeth An nette Hellums, Phyllis Jean Johnson Judith Ann Horst, Alice Lillian Holt grewe, Susan Hill, Judith Annette Gray. L. to r.: Dianne M. Campbell, Carolyn May Cannon, Cynthia Burke, Patricia Havlis, Sara Madonna Caulley, Myra Cooking, Diana Sue Bramlette. 7 ff, .. ' .tw es 1355: L. to r.: Sarah Ann Wynkopp, Marilyn Ann Young, Becky Anne West, Patricia Sue Wales, Ann Lee Werthmuller, Nancy Kay Watson, Sarah Evans Tibhals. 93 L. to r.: Kathleen Mary Eich- horn, ,lean Louise Flock, .ludy Ann Fraser, Deann Duff, El- len Rumberger Galloway. 94 The pause between classes L. to r..' Laura Ruth McCord, Amanda Ann McKinney, Linda Luane Lowry, Linda McCullough, Barbara Ann Mogg, Michaela Kay McKittrick. L. to r.: Joyce Ann Crockett, Kristin Ericson, Marcelle Collette Dubois, Susan Carole Drozda, Linda Ann Foley, Karen Janelle Dorman. L. to r.: Mary Patricia Tansey, Waynette Dee Tilley, Linda Swanson, Lynn Morine Tessari, Kathryn Aileen Tedder, Judith Ann St. Pierre. L. to r.: Eleanor Taylor, Kathryn Vesta Taylor Cornelia Ann Starkjohann, Sara Ann Smith, Catha Leigh Simon, Susan Harriet Pearson. L. to r.: Barbara Jane Godshalk, Sherry Geltosky, Linda Glassman, Nancy Joan Gillard, Freda Grace Miller, Ellen Cen- tile Gerken. L. to r.: Judith Ann Beard, Janice Carolyn Byers, Sarah Jane Beasley, Jo Ann Bei- ser, Martha Joy Bekebrede, Barbara Winslow Bearse. First row, l. to r.: Donna Kay Green, Mary Ellen Hill, Edith Celia Head. Second row: Dorothy Ellen Hankinson, Sharon Hartmann, Joyce Ann Helmers. First row, I. to r.: Margaret Ma- rie Herschbucll, Amy Kathleen Johnson, Ellen Kay McCandlish. Second row: Nancy L. Hollett, Julie Kristen Holm, Meredith Lynne- Kasten. Harvey eats with Doctor McCluer. Who's count- Where's my partner? ing calories Qu MI hate tests! My roommate always studies in the hall. Do you sm that aroma? Ping-pong, anyone? Oh, that Napoleon ! They must be in love. Anyone for second helpings? But, Dr. Cleven- ger, she's a Republican ! 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I 1 M 1 V72 I 'L Q 5 ft , ' 1 1 .n ...Y .-, - I 1 fl iN55f MM Q 'sf gg fffffn 445 A X 1 f,,1g,i , f f fwQgG? y,yh ,M f ,ff N I ,'2.5fE5:NE.sQ ,' A' X X xx 1 I ','?f:e,'?, X. X I M l! g Wi-':'!.igE3 -A I egg! -fa 'Sa-5- 'egx X741 fix gfjyf I2 7 E :' ,RLG 1'1 ' A If-Q fn QTY, 4 f V ' 7 Zz! ,fr ' 1 ' 'f 1 1- K f f, ff S ' X lf 1 X 11.3 ' -15'--xafi'- f ff ' A' ff 4 I 7 'sl . iivva, lil' ' ,557 fig?-45fff'L f XX' ' 1 1' ,ai 1' :gf . , fig!! - ,Kg , -, 1-lf ORGANIZATIO STUDENT COUNCIL The members of the Student Council, who serve as representatives of the entire student body, formulate rules and regulations, and conduct the business of student government. Every Tuesday a student assembly is held in Roemer Auditorium for discussion and announcements, every year the Student Council resurrects Mrs. Sibley,s ghost. M. COX, President First row, l. to r.: J. Crockett, S. Schulte, P. Perkins, S. Wood, P. Brantley, M. Moes. Second row: E. Daniel, S. Musgrove, L. Williams. Wm First row, I. to r.: D. Humphreys, J. Meyer, Vice-Presidentg E. Darnall. Second row: C. Davidson, L. Sturgess, S. French, Secretary-Treasurerg K. Glaser. STUDENT COUNSELORS Last fall a selected group of upperclassmen began a new program to help freshmen in personal and social areas. They were chosen for such qualities as good scholarship, sensitivity, objectivity, and genuine interestg and each student counsels as many as seven girls. The program began early in the fall with a dinner for these student counselors and their counselees. K. GLASER, Chairman First row, 1. to r.: M. Wilkins, D. Cross, M. Warnecke, M. Skaer. Second row: E. Hunter, N. Johnson, M. Moes, L. Williams, B. Bohne. First row, I. to r.: M. Reilly, J. Tavlin, E. Barnhill. Second row: H. Lambrechtse, S. Bartman, A. Leedy, C. Drane, S. Seifert. I Humphreys, M. M. Lewis, E. Owens. Third row: D Langridge, I. Barklage, S. Hicks, J. Conrath. M. Ahrens D. Bryan. I L. to r.: A. Hanna, B. Kasper, C. Crebs, E. Potter, M. y Beasley. Advisor: Miss Mary Lichliter. Firsl row: Nl. Nlcflue. Scronrl row, 1. In r..' ,l. Scitx, ll HO OR BOARD The Honor Board helps develop a sense of in- tegrity and responsibility in all students by encouraging individual honor and by creating a high moral tone among them. To ensure the continuance of honor as an integral part of life at Lindenwood, the Board regulates the func- tions and practices of the Honor System. VI W ARD IIIIFINHVI i Y dm. L. to r.: J. Wmburn M Cox, J. Tavlm A Lee dy, Secretary C Cor N40 L. to r.: N. Babb, Secretary, R. Ryter, Treas- urer, J. Tavlin, Vice-President, C. Milliken, President. First row, l. to r.: M. McCue, N. Rector, D. Cross. Second row: S. Lee, B. Bohne, F. Wilson, N. Camp. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The memhers of the junior and Senior cabinets of the S.C.A. lead the student hody in seeking spiritual strength and understanding through service. Perhaps the liveliest example of S.C.A. activity on campus is the World University Service auction. at which students' own contributions are sold hack to them. The S.C.A. also sponsors a Blood Nlolwile, Z1 Toys-for-Totsi' cmnpziign. and work projevls at the Boys' Cluli of St. Charles. Sponsors: Miss Mary jean Bartholomew. Dr. Rohert McLeod. jr.. Mr. Frank Armstrong. lr. SENIOR CABINET First row, I. to r.: E. Barnhill, N. Russell, E. Cheadle, H. Fujiwara, S. Allender. Second row: S. Harms, H. Lambrechtse, S. Allen, C. Drane, M. Terry, S. Bartman, N. Baker, E. Owens. JUNIOR CABINET L. to r.: G. Ellis, President, E. Taylor, Treas- urer, E. B President. urnett, Secretary, K. Tuepker, Vice- First row, l. to r.: N. Hollett, K. Slayman, C. Richter, M. Overman, A. Arnold, K. Dorman, F. Miller. Second row: C. Burke, J. Stute, D. Davis, S. Drozda, J. Davis. A SOCIAL COUNCIL Working with the Social Director, Miss Odell, the Social Council arranges social activities for Lindenwood ladies. Mixers and smaller parties with fraternities are designed to help the students meet interesting new friends. Cultural opportunities such as symphony concerts are also provided. x C. DAVIDSON, Chairman 4' so 55?3L2iEQ',1:is4f'.?w?ffisifgifw ' iE'f'?,:?4ssE.f2iA'.?-535 Q 'K -j is ff' mv... Wi? ' 3 Q First row, l. to r.: P. Brantley, M. Wilkins, M. M. Lewis, M. Rodgers, J. Letson, P. Perkins. Second row: M. Harra. SOCIAL SKILLS COUNCIL The members of the Social Skills Council continue a tradition of gracious- ness by creating an awareness of courtesy and neatness on campus. These upperclassmen meet occasionally to discuss changes in or strengthening of Lindenwoodls social customs. L. to r.: V. Dierking, S. Mus- grove, Clulirmang D. Lang- ridge. First row, l. to r.: A. Adams, N. Baker, E. Robertson, L. Zuber, E. Hunter, M. Benton. Second row: M. Reilly, E. Potter, L. Sturgess, M, Thiebes, C. Crebs. Sponsor: Mrs. Edna Steger. ALPHA SIGMA TAU To encourage good scholarship, Alpha Sigma Tau is an honorary society for up- perclassmen who have met its high stand- ards. Sponsor: Dr. Eugene Conover. N. Camp ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Delta, a nationally affiliated scho- lastic honor society for underclassmen, was organized to promote intelligent living and a high standard of learning. Each year the members contribute money from a rummage sale to the fund for foreign students. L. to r.: M. McCue, B. Ebeling, C. Kirkland, A. Hanna, S. Winningham. First row, I. to r.: M. Skaer, L. Williams. Second row: C. Drane, Treasurerg P. Morris E. Bar-nhill, Secretaryg M. Benton, Vice- President. v ill irli ,Sl L. to r.: N. Camp, N. Johnson, President. Sponsor: Dr. Marion Dawson. IO7 K. DUNHAM, Editor L. to r.: H. Rice, Literary Ed- itor, E. Mansfield, Art Editor, K. Meyer, Layout Editor. L. to r.: S. Hartman, Organiza- tion Assistantg D. Humphreys, Staff Assistantg J. Winburn, Or- ganization Manager. N01 Pic' lured: K. Novak, Photographerg S. Nif-rlner, Assistarzt Arlrerlising Managerg D. Langridgf-, Business Manager. Sponsors: Miss Emma Pur- nell, Mrs. Phyllis Layton, Mr. Frank Armstrong, Jr., Mr. Arthur Kanak. IAQ LINDEN LEAVES And another group of elbows has rested on the Tower Room's square tableg another organization of pens and brushes, flash bulbs, and typewriter keys has put down the passings-by of a college year. The staff of Linden Leaves are modern historians for a while, giving Lindenwood students a record of memories for a lifetime. 1 , L. to r.: B. Larson, Advertising Manager, C. Baue, Assistant Advertising Manager. LINDEN BARK News of campus activities and personalities, summaries of world affairs, and provocative thoughts in editorials are offered by the staff of the Linden Bark. The biweekly publication often sparkles with the characteristic humor of the students it represents. L. to r.: B. BOHNE, J. ROL LINS, Coeditors. L. to r.: K. Fellabaum, Business Maruzgerg S. Winningham, L. Lowry, L. Swanson L. to r.: R. Amado, S. Wood, Photographerg L. Tessari. Not Pictured: C. Ely, Associate Ed- itor. Sponsor: Mrs. Louise Thomson. L. to r.: N. Nixon, Editor, H. Rice, Art Editor. L. to r..' C. Davidson, C. Drane, M. McCue. Sponsor: Dr. Agnes Sibley. - ..-. ,WW W sw- GRIFFIN As the legendary griffin kept guard over hidden treasures, so the Griffin of Linclenwood preserves the best examples of student literary expression. It presents the work of former students, as well as of torlayls, in poetry and prose. 'lb help encourage writing, the Griffin annually sponsors the Freshman Writing Contest. JK QQ 9- 'W PI ALPHA DELTA One of the undertakings of Pi Alpha Delta is a Roman banquet. L The purpose of this organization is to further interest in the classics, A Jw and a special emphasis is placed upon relating the classics to modern times. A tea for the faculty is held in the spring. First row, Z. to r.: M. Beard, C. Wood. Second row: D. Kief, P. Morris, A. Hanna. Sponsor: Dr. Hazel Toliver. PRESS CLUB The members of the Press Club annually present the Gridiron Show, a parody of campus life played by living caricatures of Lindenwood personalities. In a more serious vein, they work toward better communica- tion through campus publications, radio, and television. L to r C Saxe ec retary E Potter Presz dent EH L. to r.: E. Moulthrop, C. Ely K Dunham B Bohne First row, 1. to r.: B. Larson, E. Darnall M Hay Second row.' N. Calvert, Copresidenl: L xIlllllxt'll lopresnlenl Sponsor: Mrs. Louise Thomson II2 L. to r.: M. Radford, S. Kuhn, P. Lacey, P. Schuermann, M. Overman, L. Sheehan, S. Drozda, M. Austin. First row, l. to r.: N. Russell Secrelaryg H. Rice. Second row: E. Simmons, J. Crockett, N. Johnson. M. Ahrvns. v Sponsor: Dr. Elizabeth Daw- son. POETRY SOCIETY Those participating in the Poetry Society encourage the creation and appreciation of poetry at Lindenwood. The year,s best poems are read at a tea in March. This year a program of special interest to art and English students was planned by the Society and the Student Artists Guild-the Art and Poetry Symposium held in January. L. to r.: V. Leak, Treasurerg N. Rector, J. Batton, Presizlentg E. Hunter, Vice-President. ri ff Q 5 M Hi f STUDENT ARTISTS GUILD Furthering its purpose of developing deeper understanding of the fine arts, the Student Artists Guild worked with the Poetry Society to bring about the Art and Poetry Symposium. A contemporary artist and a poet were the honored guests. Some of the members, happiest memories are of Art Week- ends in the spring and fall at Mound Ridge, Missouri. First row, I to r.: V. Leak, Vice-Presidentg A. Defabaugh, Secretary. Second row: E. Mansfield, Presidentg M. Grogan, Treasurer. L. to r.: B. Kasper, P. Lacey, J. Batton, M. Ahrens. Sponsor: Mr. Harry Hen- dren. L. to Meyer. r.: K. Fellabaum, H. Rice, K. L. to r.: C. Drane, J. Meyer, S. Schmitt Il3 TRIANGLE CLUB The Triangle Club points out members of the mathematics, chemistry, and biology fields who are eligible for the honor of membership. In May, when close study of these subjects becomes more difficult, the members of Triangle Club have a picnic down at the ovens by the golf course. L. to r.: F. Armstrong, N. Rector, G. Wood, K. Worth, I Barklage. 'WB' First row, l. to r.: R. Ryter, D. Humphreys, M. Cox, M. Terry, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Sec- ond row: B. Dink- meyer, N. Nixon, V. Hiatt. Sponsor: Miss Mary Lear. II4 ALPHA EPSILON RI-IO Radio and television students with high scholastic standing are recognized by the national honorary society, Alpha Epsilon Rho. The members of Lindenwood's Tau Chapter attend a national convention in April or May. L. to r.: M. Hay, President, J. Lovins, Vice-Presb dent. Not pictured: N. Calvert, Secretary. Sponsor: Miss Martha May Boyer. KCLC The KCLC staff, which is affiliated with the Collegiate Broadcasting Association, obtains practical experience in managing a radio station and provides entertaining programs for the students. Events of this year included an open house at the station headquarters in the Fine Arts Building during alumnae weekend. L. to r.: D. Bryan, H. Bohn, B. Arnold, J. Lovins, Station Comanagerg M. Wilkins, M. Hay, Station Comanagerg C. Ely, M. Reed. Not pictured: N. Calvert, Production Director. Sponsor: Miss Martha May Boyer. A ALPHA PSI OMEGA The national drama honor society, Alpha Psi Omega, recognizes student actors and encourages them in study of the theater, as well as in creative interpretation. Lindenwood's Psi Chapter is annual- ly responsible for the Parents' Weekend play. .l. Lovins, President. Sponsor: Mr. Douglas Hume. Sponsor: Mr. Douglas Hume. PHILOSOPHY CLUB To broaden its concepts of the meaning of life through glimpses into the theories of authorities in philosophy, the Philosophy Club meets five or six times a year. The various members usually give a report on a philosopher or philo- sophic movement. and then discuss it in an attempt to relate the ideas to their lives. L. to r.: N. Bozorgmehri, W. Wear, N. Rector, V. Leak, J. Winburn. First row, I. to r.: M. Rodgers, C. Milliken, Co- chairmrzn. Second row: J. L. Walker, C. Cordill, Cochairman. Sponsor: Dr. Eugene Conover. Sponsor: Dr. Eugene Conover. DAY TUDE TS Whether they walk to class from homes in St. Charles or commute from other communities, the Day Students take an active part in campus life. Sev- eral among them are leaders in sports and literary activities. First row, I. to r.: J. Stute, S. Dawson, A. Wentker. Second row: B. Dinkmeyer, N. Gaines. First row, I. to r..' C Barnard, J. Nixon, I. Barklage, Presidentg J Seitz, S. Ott, Secretary. Second row: E. Gerken N. Nixon, M. Shelkey A. Werthmuller, S. Al len. Not Pictured: K. Stafford, Treasurer. Sponsor: Dr. Homer Clevenger. vm' i flentg B. West. i -1 First row, I. to r Caulley, J. Byers B Bacon, M. Bekebrede B. Brockgreitens N Burnley, S. A. Davis Second row: B. Sxems J. Elder, B. Boschert G. Tedrick, Vice Presi STUDE T ED CATIO ASSOCIATIO The members of S.E.A. work together on problems of American education to gain practical experience before becoming teachers. A series of meetings based on events and trends in con- temporary education was held this year by the nationally affiliated association. First row, I. to r.: M. Cole, M. Tinsley, N. McGee, M. Zook. Second row: B. Siems, M. Wilkins, J. DuLany, D. Langridge, J. Conrath. Third row: S. Allen, B. Ebeling, 1. Maupin, S. Eddy, B. Brockgreitens, A. Herring, E. Gerken, M. Lieb, J. Tindall, S. Goot, S. Lee. 1 L. to r.: M. Vanice, E. Robertson, S. Allender, M. Reilly, S. Seifert, Peggy Payne. -2-. ln. First row, I. to r.: J. Bost, A. Ludy, J. Eyler, M. Counts, N. Baker. Second row: W. Tyau. .3 U First row, l. to r.: J. Nixon, V. Dierking N. Lange, J. Albers. Second row: S. Peich, N. Light, M. Odell, C. Webster, C. Smith, J. Harrison. Third row: R. Kern, J. Stute, C. Jurgenson, J. St. Pierre, J. Hancock, J. Hunt, M. Mclnnis, L. Dobbs. First row, I. to r.: J. Letson A. Johnson B. Dinkmeyer, B. Boschert,,C. Osadckyl Second row: A. Wentker, I. Barklage, N Nixon, J. Bottorff, S. Worley. Sponsors: Miss Lula Clayton Beale, Mr. Bremen Van Bibber. Left row, I. to r.: D. Doug las, J. Kortemier, A. Adams Treasurer, J. Meyer, PFCSID dent. Center row: M. Over man, M. Warnecke, A. Lecdy Vice-Presidentg K. Magic Secretary. Right row: L. Mar- kuly, C. Fuller, N. Burnley M. Thiebes. Q 1 COLHECON Colhecon is associated nationally with the American Home Economics Association. With interesting programs featuring speak- ers from St. Louis, fashion and flower arrangement experts, and demonstrations for Christmas food and gift decoration, Colhecon fulfills its purpose of promoting interest in home economics. A picnic is held in the spring as the final meeting of the year. L. to r.: M. Reilly, Secretary M M McLeod, Treasurer, S. Hillstrom Presz dent, S. Seifert, Vice-President First row, l. to r.: S. Beasley, P. Poole, M. Mclnnis, V. Dierking, S. Geltosky. Second row: V. Jensen, J. Moehle, M. Darby, M. Ahrens, D. Upchurch, J. Hunt. L. to r.: E. Allen, G. Wood, C. Elam, L. McCul- lough, M. Compton, M. Wilke, .M. Rodgers, R. Sotiropoulou, E. Darnall. I20 w 1 N I First row, l. to r.: P. Franks, A. Cahiedes, B. Dinkmeyer. Second row: A. Ludy, M. Woods, M. Cod- dington, C. Lo, P. Daugherty, P. Lieb, S. Dawson, S. Allen. First row, l. to r.: M. Cabiedes, E. Benson, J. Saville. Second row: J. Rol- lins, S. Stauss. Third row.' S. Yount, J. Maupin, P. Bass, E. Hoogestraat. af.. AW 00' if-'? W 'ri in First row, l. to r.: C. Baue, L. Foley, J. DuLany, S. Hartmann, M. Todd, M. Hill, B Boxell, J. Harrison. Second row: Peggy Payne, P. Sheets. Sponsor: Miss Margaret Lindsay. LEAGUE OE WOMEN VOTERS The League of Women Voters attempts to contribute to the maturity of Lindenwood students by promoting interest in poli- tics in the community and in the world. Emphasis is placed upon the importance of democracy on a nonpartisan basis, the League's chief activity this year was the Mock Political Convention in April. First row, l. to r.: W. Wear, B. Boland, M. Minsky. Second row: J. Win- burn, M. M. Lewis, J. DuLany. Third row: M. Reed, F. Miller, M. Thiebes. Fourth row: J. Hunt, J. Bost, M. Mclnnis. First row, l. to r.: S. Hillstrom, E. Darnall, President, E. Robertson, M. Hay. Second row: L. Spradlin, C. Richter, M. Vanice, J. Byers, B. Maddox, J. Beard, E. Owens. L. to r.: W. Tyau, J. Eyler, G. Wood, N. Gale, S. Allender, C. Elam, A. Adams, Vice-President, B. Larson, Secretaryg K. Dunham, L. Markuly, O. Trauernicht. Sponsor: Dr. Homer Clevenger. l22 ff . For .As-t First row, l. to r.: R. Tolbert, N. Knapp, K. Tuepker, Treasurer, C. Donnohue, L. Janson. Second row: C. Osadcky, M. McKittrick, S. Sicks, K. Klinker, M. Wilkins, D. Cross, M. Walker, B. Arnold. YOUNG DEMOCRATS The Young Democrats encourage their fellow students to work for the election of Democratic candidatesg to this end they helped bring about the Mock Political Convention. To create loyalty to the principles the party stands for and to provide information about those it represents are the objectives of this organization. First row, l. to r.: M. Walker, N. Light, M. M. Lewis. Second row: J. Horst, M. Wilkins, J. Beard, D. Cross le W. Wear E Thiebos. Third row: P Morris, F. Miller, M. Reed Fourth row: E. Simmons M. Alves. First row, l. to r.: M. Tins- Y, , . Darnall. Second row: N. McGee, M. First row, l. to r.: E. Robert son, B. Maddox, M. Vanice Second row: P. Brantley, B Arnold, M. Darby, S. Sicks, M Harra, M. Minsky. .5 g . 3 2 . e. .. K fs.. .. up - ., K i . 6 5 L. to r.: C. Elam, Presidentg N. McGee, Vice-Presi- dentg J. DuLa.ny, T reasurerg N. Knapp, Secretary. Sponsor: Dr. John Moore. I23 L. to r.: W. Tyau, M. Ward, G. Wood, Secretary, A. Adams, L. Janson, Vice-President: J. Winhurn, President, K. Tuepker. YOUNG REPUBLICANS To become better informed citizens and voters, and to understand, influence, and support their party, the Young Re- publicans showed their strength in April at the Mock Political Convention. Work- ing with the Young Democrats, the mem- bers brought nationally controversial issues to the Lindenwood campus. First row, 1. to r.: M. Skaer, N. Rector, C. Osadcky, M. Mc- Kittrick, K. Klinker, C. Donno- hue, J. Hunt, M. Mclnnis. Sec- ond row: B. Boland, 0. Trau- ernicht, J. Guthrie, J. Eyler, C. Richter. I24 First row, l. to r.: M. Speer, M. Cooper, J. Bost. Second row: K. Rasmussen, L. Markuly, K. Dun- ham, C. Harmon, L. Spradlin, J. Fraser, R. Tolbert. Sponsor: Mr. Bremen Van Bibher. INTERNATIUNAL RELATIONS CLUB The I.R.C. studies past and current trends in international relations and particular problems between nations, in an effort to learn what can be done by American stu- dents to promote world friendships. This year the members heard such world leaders as Madame Pandit, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, and Mr. Clement Attlee. The students from abroad planned and provided the entertainment for a dinner in the spring. First row, l. to r.: M. Hay, J. DuLany, M. McCue, N. Bozorgmehri. Second row: L. Kahma, H. Lambrechtse, Vice-President, D. Douglas, M. Hill. L. to r.: D. King, M. Odell, M. Ninan, M. Anderson, President. L. to r.: J. Bottorff, R. Sotiropoulou, Secretary- Treasurerg M. Tsinanopou- lou, C. Lo, R. Amado. L. to r.: M. Speer, M. Van Horn, M. Minsky, R. Tolbert, K. Tuepker, H. Fujiwara. Sponsor: Mr. Frank Armstrong, Jr. ,i M V . ln- WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION The Christmas dorm sing sponsored by the W.R.A. brings out the best in the Christmas spirit at Lindenwo-od. To estab- lish more relationship between classes and to bring recreation into the lives of the stu- dents, the W.R.A. also organizes such activities as a camping trip in the fall, a Barn Dance 'in January, and a Play Day in the spring. Intramural sports take place throughout the year. I 5? Kneeling, l. to r.: J. Beard, E. Simmons. Standing: S. Peich, N. Richardson, P. Sheets, B. Bacon, E. Kennedy, J. Hancock, B. Boschert, A. Ludy, C. Harmon, L. Rohrer, J. Letson, D. Campbell, M. Ritter, M. Thiebes, K. Novak, K. Langell, J. Elder. s First row, l. to r.: M. Minsky, B. Brock- greitens, J. Nixon. Second row: S. Dawson, M. Bekebrede. First row, I. to r.: K. Howlett, C. Smith. Second row: J. St. Pierre, J. Guthrie, B. Dinkmeyer, President, I. Barklage, Treasurer, A. Wentker, Secretary. Third row: N. Nixon, J. Conrath, Vice-Presidentg R. Ryter, L. Gillespie. L. to r.: J. Stute, M. Daniel, D. Davis, S. Hill- strom, M. Ryan, P. Bass, J. Rundell, J. Maupin, T. Taylor, S. Allen, M. Gibson, P. McLain, C. Cannon, K. Reinhardt. Sponsor: Miss Mitzi Fenn. A I ORCHESIS TERRAPIN The creation of graceful patterns in syn- chronized swimming is practiced by Ter- rapin people, who are as much at home in water as on land. Their annual Water Show was presented in March. First row, l. to r.: A. Defabaugh, President, L. Wood, B. Kasper Second row: I. Barklage, S. Cary, J. Dillinger. Third row: J. Larlee, Vice-Presidentg R. Ryter, J. Con- l1n S Babbe, 0. Trauernicht. Sponsor: Miss Mitzi Fenn. To express dramatic meaning in rhyth- mic movement, Orchesis members use mod- ern dance as an art form. They presented a program in February, sponsored films on modern dance for the student body, and invited recognized dancers to the campus. L. to r.: E. Potter, Presidentg P. Lacey, Secretary- Treasurerg J. Rundell, K. Howlett, Vice-Presi dentg A. Hanna. Sponsor: Mrs. Grazina Amonas. 40' 5 i tlli if f,,..' f First row, I. to r.: M. Ritter, V. D. Thomas, E. Ken- nedy. Second row: M. Ricke, M. Mann, A. McNeer, J. Plumer, A. Johnson. Third row: J. Letson, B. Nelson. First row, l. to r.: L. Gillespie, M. Camp bell, M. Cole, C. Cannon, P. McLain Second row: S. Worley, C. Jurgenson, C Thurman, M. Zook, J. Rundell. Third row: D. King, K. Cloward, M. Tucker, M. Over man. BETA CHI Beta Chi's purpose is to promote better horsemanship and good sportsmanship. Its members plan the Parents' Weekend Horse Show and often attend various shows in Missourig a spring picnic and trail rides are other enjoyable activities. L. to r.: J. L. Walker, Presidentg C. Schmitt, .l. Tavlin, Siecretaryg M. Gibson, Vice-Presidentg T. Bogue, Treasurer. Schmitt. E5 L. to r.: C. Davidson, P. Bass N. Richardson, K. Belland, S 2 First row, l. to r.: M. Benton, K. Glaser, President. Second row: H. Fujiwara, C. Krueger, S. Lee, Recording Secretaryg J. Nelson, Vice-President, N. Ordel- heide, Treasurer. Not Pictured: M. Pagel, Corresponding Secretary. Sponsor: Miss Gertrude Isidor. CHORALAIRES MU PHI EPSILON In November a tea is given for music majors and minors to intro- duce the national professional music sorority, Mu Phi Epsilon, to the campus. The purpose of the organization is to recognize and promote excellence in musicianship and scholarship. A spring tour is a new feature of the Choralaires' busy scheduleg they also present a Christmas Chapel program and a concert for students in the spring. This select group of fine voices has sung for various churches, schools, and service organizations in the St. Louis area. We are proud of the quality of their artistic achievement. K . L rl-es 12 L. to r.: M. Pagel, Accompanistg E. Bricker, B. Kasper, M. Alves, L. Street, M. King, M. Pate, E. Corsuch, K. Cloward, D. L. Davis, H. Bohn, L. Miller, S. Tibbals. Director: Dr. Kenneth Kincheloe. I'JO CHOIR The choir is one of the larger organizations, inspiring and serving Lindenwood with its music at weekly chapel and vesper services. It presented the Christmas section of Wllhe Messiah in cooperation with townspeople of St. Charles and the Rolla Glee Club, and toured the south central states in the spring. First row I tor' S Lee President' B Boxell Second row: J. Rodgers, L. Miller. Third row: S. Tibbals, E. Bricker Fourth rawi K. e1nQnn1,'N. Caine-s.,Fiith TOWII P. Bans, K. Collins. Sixth. wwf N. Lange, s. Kuhn, A. Anderson, L Low C Webster P Brooks J Leiper N Van Cundy, C. Schmitt. Seventh row: L. Street, P. Lieb, M. Pagel, J TY, - 1 - y - t - N l V -P es'dentg M. Beard, M. Alves, A. McKinney, C. Donnohue, D. King, D. Cross. Eighth row: M.. Gibson, e son, ice r z Secretary, M. Herschbach, C. Osadcky, V. Freund, J. Yaussi, M. King, J. Ross, S. Hayes, M. Odell, J. Conrath. Ninth row: D. L. Davis V. A. Thomas, J. Line, J. Hudson, J. Bruckert, M. Walker, H. Newman, M. Pate, P. Perkins, J. Keniston Tenth raw:lS. Drozda, M. Lieb. Eleventh row: E. Schnute, L. Kiemnger. Director: Mr. Milton Rehg. I30 Doctor Terhune, Mr. House, Miss Ross, and Doctor Moore meet to discuss the dating problems on campus. Christmas time again, but who is going to clean up after those reindeer? Mass Confusion! 4 We 'ss ...ff 6'The mosquito was that big! MOI1, really ? l gg. MIB , X CHAPTER V W' Xgnf I 1 f ff! nf ,ffifff f . f ,if My X P W T I F 155, X l '4 ff .N 1 44 Ii Wm 5? Cr' T. a u HARVEST QUEEN The Harvest Queen, April Anderson, graced the Harvest Ball in November. She is from Aztec, New Mexico, where she enjoys wearing squaw dress- es. April's major field of study is English, she supplements this interest with reading, singing, and dancing. She lives in Sibley Hall. !ifk1? The members of the Harvest Court were chosen by the freshman class. After presenting a style show in Roemer Audi- torium, the queen and her court were elected by the student body. 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MAY QUEEN In May our campus is made more lovely by the festivities of the May Court during Parents, Weekend. One of Lindenwood,s oldest traditions has been to elect to the Court members of each class who represent the finest qualities of Lindenwood girls. I39 'VV an E iq' W- Q 3 ' s mv Q A PS- A X34 'Y' ma? ' my 5 if Y' Y, 4. H is iq E L 1 1,5 4 FQWX i?3EiI:,fU-wrm wazA.:-sz'W--w- MW .W ix 1:5 in A . hx M' wg, ,iiivv 'LDott's,' major is office managementg she likes to play the piano and listen to ballad singing. Rock- ford, Michigan, is her home. Barbara and Dott live in Cohhs Hall. SENIOR AT 'PENDANTS The senior attendants to the May Queen are Barbara Larson and Dorothy Langridge. Making plans for her new home absorbs much of BarlJara's free time. Swimming, travel, and crossword puzzles are also enjoyed by this attendant from Clarendon Hills. Illinois. Psychology is Barharais major. x 3 3 H vs 5 Q JUNIOR ATTENDANTS The junior attendants are Peggy Payne of Jasper, Missouri, and Stephan- ie Harms of Canton, Illinois. Peggy is a resident of Cobbs Hall who enjoys cook- ing, sewing, and water skiing. Her major is vocational home economics, and she likes to travel. '4Stevie,s major is reli- gious edueation. which she puts into practice in summer missionary work in Alaska. She enjoys knitting during her leisure time in Irwin Hall. The sophomore class elected Anne Robertson and Marilyn Moes to the May Court. Anne of Owensboro, Kentucky, is ma- joring in elementary education. She likes golf, reading, and playing bridge with her friends in Irwin Hall. Marilyn lives in Sibley Hallg she, too, enjoys golf and is a bowling enthusiast. Biology will be the major of this dark-haired attendant from Billings, Montana. IA7 3 3 2 S! S ! 5 :L 2 Q 2 4 2 I48 FRESHMAN ATTENDANT S Freshman attendants, Patricia Thurmond and ,lo Ellen Plumer, are both residents of Niccolls Hall. Z'Pat, a collector of fine record albums and a water sport enthusiast, majors in sociology. Her home is in Dyersburg, Tennessee. 'Kr 'glodyv may incorporate art into her elementary education major. In her spare time she likes to knit for a certain young man and enjoys an afternoon of golf. Jody is from Ft. Worth, Texas. tt IAQ llh XT P CH PTER fx ,f ff Hfffff if i I ., -, , I Il I ll' Hg: if .zffful ', 't WMI 4 7 4 1 I ,,v,--- ' ,. ffffl all L , I H I V 1 :gz- Y L, J! X ADVERTISEMENTS ' 2 -J 1 ff j TO THE STAFF OF LINDEN LEAVES and to the Students of Lindenwood College Congralulafions on +l1is yearbook. May 'lhis record of life al your college be a source of blessed memories in years +o come. LINDENWOOD COLLEGE S+. Charles, Missouri FIRST NATIONAL BANK of St. Charles, Missouri LEE I. WHITE I ssss, I I I I II II I II IIIIIIIIIII I Presidenr DR. 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Mex., 87, 130, 134, 135 Anderson, Jane, Indianapolis, Ind., 87 Anderson, Myrna Sue, Army Chemical Center, Md., 42, 125 Armstrong, Frances Lea, Hazelwood, Mo., 42, 114 Armstrong, Milda, Harrison, N. Y. Arnold, Ann Barrett, Kirkwood, Mo., 87, 105 Arnold, Barbara Lynn, Charleston, Miss., 77, 115, 122, 123 Austin, Maryjane, Westfield, N. J., 79, 112 Babb, Nancy Kay, Tulsa, Okla., 64, 105 Babbe, Susan A., Fort Dodge, Iowa, 127 Bacon, Barbara Lee, St. Charles, Mo., 87, 117, 126 Baker, Nancy Lou, Lebanon, Tenn., 12, 81, 105, 106, 119 Baggage, Ina Rae, St. Charles, Mo., 64, 103, 114, 117, 119, 126, Barnard, Carol Jane, University City, Mo., 79, 117 Barnhill, Elizabeth Ann, Oklahoma City, Okla., 81, 103, 105, 107 Bartman, Sandra, St. Louis, Mo., 76, 103, 105, 108 Bass, Pamela Ann, Malvern, Iowa, 87, 121, 126, 128, 130 Bassnett, Margaret Irene, Downers Grove, Ill., 72 Batton, Judith Lee, Kansas City, Mo., 43, 112, 113 Baue, Carolyn, St. Charles, Mo., 43, 108, 121 Beard, Judith Ann, Ft. Worth, Tex., 96, 122, 123, 126 Beard, Mary Elizabeth, Hillsboro, Tex., 79, 111, 130 Bearse, Barbara Winslow, Niles, Mich., 96 Beasley, Molly Jo, Blytheville, Ark., 103 Beasley, Sarah Jane, Temple, Tex., 96, 120 Bebermeyer, Marcia Kay, Centralia, Mo. Beiser, Jo Ann, St. Louis, Mo., 96 Bekebrede, Martha Joy, St. Charles, Mo., 96, 117, 126 Belland, Kathleen Ann, Ft. Sill, Okla., 86, 128 Benson, Elaine Victoria, Mission, Kans., 92, 121 Benton, Margot Diane, Birmingham, Ala., 13, 81, 106, 107, 129 Bernhard, Joan Otti, St. Louis, Mo., 92 Birenbaum, Louise, Webster Groves, Mo. Black, Carolyn, Circleville, Ohio, 64 Bland, Jo Ann, Austin, Tex., 92 Bland, Patricia Marie, St. Charles, Mo. Blethen, Ann Marie, Niles, Mich., 89 Bloebaum, Anne Lancaster, St. Charles, Mo., 43 Blumers, Margaret, Minneapolis, Minn., 92 Boggess, Charlotte Anne, Indianapolis, Ind., 92 I68 Bogue, Toni Sharron, Niles, Mich., 89, 128 Bohn, Helen Marie, Ft. Worth, Tex., 115, 128, 129 Bohne, Beverly A., Elmhurst, Ill., 74, 103, 105, 109, 111 Boland, Barbara Kay, Muskogee, Okla., 77, 122, 124 Bond, Barbara Lois, Birmingham, Mich., 75 Bordeaux, Jean Marie, St. Louis, Mo., 77, 114 Boschert, Barbara Ann, St. Charles, Mo., 117, 119, 126 Bost, Jane L., Grand Island, Nehr., 65, 119, 122, 124 Boswell, Ann Leneave, Paducah, Ky., 65 Bottorff, Juliann, St. Joseph, Mo., 89, 119, 125 Boxell, Beverly Ann, Bismarck, N. Dak., 85, 121, 130 Boysko, Leanna Catherine, Kansas City, Mo., 89 Bozorgmehri, Nahid, Ahvaz, Iran, 65, 116, 125 Bramlette, Diana Sue, Ft. Smith, Ark., 93 Brantley, Patsy Chloe, Morganfield, Ky., 81, 102, 106, 123 Brasher, Judith Elizabeth, Lexington, Mo., 85 Bricker, Elizabeth Ann, St. Charles, Mo., 85, 129, 130 Brockgreitens, Barbara, St. Charles, Mo., 85, 117, 118, 126 Brookes, Mary Elizabeth, Merritton, Ontario, Canada, 77 Brooks, Pamela Louise, Farmington, N. Mex., 89, 130 Bruckert, Judy Ann, Valley Station, Ky., 75, 130 Brummett, Marla, Duncan, Okla., 85 Bryan, Dorothy Anne, Paducah, Ky., 77, 103, 115 Burke, Cynthia, Little Rock, Ark., 93, 105 Burnett, Elizabeth Caldwell, Lexington, Ky., 88, 105 Burnley, Nancy Lee, Florissant, Mo., 79, 117, 119 Byers, Janice Carolyn, St. Charles, Mo., 96, 117, 122 Cabiedes, Alicia, Quito, Ecuador, 91, 121 Cabiedes, Mercedes Chavez, Quito, Ecuador, 76, 121 Cagle, Doris, St. Charles, Mo. Callahan, Marleta, Bridgeton, Mo. Calvert, Nancy Ann, Michigan City, Ind., 15, 111, 115 Camp, Norma Lee, Oklahoma City, Okla., 44, 105, 107, 114 Campbell, Dianne M., Hopkins, Minn., 93, 126 Campbell, Marjorie Caroline, Des Moines, Iowa, 88, 127 Cannon, Carolyn May, Poplar Bluff, Mo., 93, 126, 127 Cary, Sally Ann, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 78, 127 Caulley, Sara Madonna, Overland, Mo., 93, 117 Cheadle, Elizabeth Ann, Oklahoma City, Okla., 81, 105 Churchman, Cherie Lee, Park Ridge, Ill., 80 Clark, Elizabeth Winston, Wilmette, Ill., 77 Cloward, Karen, Honolulu, Hawaii, 90, 127, 129, 130 Cocking, Myra, Dallas, Tex., 93 Cocks, Carolyn C., St. Charles, Mo. Coddington, Marlene Louise, Princeton, Ill., 65, 121 Cole, Mellie Ann, Hamburg, Ark., 76, 118, 127 Collins, Kathleen, Franklin, Ind., 88, 130 Compton, Deborah Ann, Little Rock, Ark., 78 Compton, Marjorie Lee, Little Rock, Ark., 44, 120 Conlin, Judith Anne, Ft. Dodge, Iowa, 88, 127 Cofl:-Sith, Jean Rilliet, University City, Mo., 44, 103, 118, 126 9 Cooke, Margene, Little Rock, Ark. Cooper, Marcia Ann, Sturgis, S. Dak., 88, 124 Cordill, Carole Hazel, Omaha, Nebr., 45, 104, 116 Counts, Melba Lee, Salem, Mo., 88, 119 Cox, Kenneth D., DeSoto, Mo., 65 Cox, Mary Fletcher, Morrilton, Ark., 45, 63, 102, 104, 114 Crebs, Catherine, Harrison, Ark., 75, 103, 106 Crocker, Lily Ann, St. Louis, Mo. Crockett, Joyce Ann, Kansas City, Mo., 95, 102, 112 Cross, Darlene Diane, North Little Rock, Ark., 76, 103, 105, 122, 123, 130 Cuthbertson, Agnes Ann, Fulton, Mo., 90 Daniel, Emmy Lou, Decatur, Ill., 90, 102 Daniel, Madeline Terrell, Temple, Tex., 88, 126 Darby, Mary Ann, Florence, Ala., 81, 120, 123 Dalrgiiill, Elizabeth Glenn, Florence, Ala., 45, 102, 111, 120, 122, Daugherty, Phyllis Carolyn, Brentwood, Mo., 90, 121 Davidson, Carol Lynne, Lexington, Ky., 46, 63, 102, 106, 110, 128 Davis, Diane, Downers Grove, Ill., 90, 105 Davis, Donna Lou, Sapulpa, Okla., 65, 126, 129, 130 Davis, Judith Elizabeth, Kansas City, Mo., 90, 105 Davis, Sally Ann, St. Louis, Mo., 117 Davis, Sally Lee, Golconda, Ill., 90 Dawson, Sherry Lynn, St. Louis, Mo., 87, 117, 121, 126 Defabaugh, Anna Belle, Bartlesville, Okla., 46, 113, 127 De LaTorre, Roberta Weems, Houston, Tex. Depping, Lucinda Margaret, O'Fallon, Mo. DeWees, Juda Lee, Midland, Tex., 88 Dierking, Virginia Ann, Memphis, Mo., 46, 106, 119, 120 Dillinger, Jo Ann, Lebanon, lll., 88, 127 Dinkmeyer, Betty, St. Charles, Mo., 47, 114, 117, 119, 121, 126 Dobbs, Lila Faye, Atlanta, Ga., 65, 119 Donnohue, Carol Ann, Centralia, Mo., 88, 122, 124, 130 Dorman, Karen Janelle, Shawnee, Okla., 95, 105 Douglas, Dianne S., Hallowell, Maine, 119, 125 Drane, Caroline Louise, Kansas City, Mo., 77, 103, 105, 107, 110, 113 Drozda, Susan Carole, Chesterton, lnd., 95, 105, 112, 130 Dubois, Marcelle Collette, LaCelle, St. Cloud, France, 95 Duff, Deann, Houston, Mo., 94 DuLany, Jeanne Ann, Pacific, Mo., 79, 118, 121, 122, 123, 125 Dunham, Kay Marlene, Quincy, lll., 47, 108, 111, 122, 124 DuTeau, Margot Ann, Lincoln, Nebr. Ebeling, Brenda Lynne, Berkeley, Mo., 107, 118 Eddy, Sara Louise, Marysville, Kans., 88, 118 Egley, Martha Janet, Kirkwood, Mo., 84 Eichhorn, Kathleen Mary, St. Peters, Mo., 94 Elam, Carolyn Elizabeth, Creve Coeur, Mo., 66, 120, 122, 123 Elder, Jean Ann, St. Charles, Mo., 117, 126 Ellis, Gwyn Watson, Memphis, Tenn., 91, 105 Ely, Carol Jane, Ft. Worth, Tex., 109, 111, 115 Ericson, Kristin, Aransas Pass, Tex., 95 Escobar, Beatriz, Quito, Ecuador Eyler, Jane, Cincinnati, Ohio, 66, 119, 122, 124 Faeth, Marjorie Louise, St. Charles, Mo., 66 Fellabaum, Kay Alice, Cincinnati, Ohio, 47, 109, 113 Fiser, Alice Ann, Russellville, Ark., 76 Flock, Jean Louise, Weatherford, Okla., 94 Foley, Linda Ann, Grand Rapids, Mich., 95, 121 Franks, Patsy Ann, Green Valley, Ill., 87, 121 Fraser, Judy Ann, Ft. Smith, Ark., 94, 124 Frederick, Louise Elaine, St. Louis, Mo., 18, 66 French, Susan Rockwell, Piqua, Ohio, 48, 102 Freund, Virginia, Fulton, Mo., 87, 130 Fujiwara, Hiroko, Tokyo, Japan, 48, 105, 125, 129 Fuller, Cynthia Dianne, Kansas City, Mo., 87, 119 Gaines, Nelda Luaine, St. Charles, Mo., 87, 117, 130 Gale, Nancy, Concordia, Kans., 16, 48, 122 Galloway, Ellen Rumberger, Elk City, Okla., 94 Garner, Carly Jo, Park Forest, Ill., 77 Geltosky, Sherry, Harrisburg, Ill., 96, 120 Gerken, Ellen Gentile, St. Charles, Mo., 96, 117, 118 Gibson, Mary Marjorie, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 81, 126, 128, 130 Gillard, Nancy Joan, Alton, lll., 96 Gillespie, Linda Reed, Cairo, Ill., 66, 126, 127 Glaser, Karen McKee, Wichita, Kans., 49, 63, 102, 103, 129 Glassman, Linda, Nashville, Tenn., 96 Godshalk, Barbara Jane, Ponca City, Okla., 96 Goot, Sandra Jean, Hammond, Ind., 87, 118 Gorsuch, Elizabeth Ann, San Antonio, Tex., 74, 129 Gray, Judith Annette, Little Rock, Ark., 93 Green, Donna Kay, Paducah, Ky., 96 Grogan, Margaret Charlyne, St. Louis, Mo., 49, 113 Gumper, Gretel Anna, Quincy, Ill., 66 Guthrie, Judy, Webster Groves, Mo., 66, 124, 126 Hammel, Keith Edward, Keokuk, Iowa, 67 Hammond, Frances, Salem, Ill., 80 Hancock, Janet Dean, Carmi, lll., 67, 119, 126 Hankinson, Dorothy Ellen, Oklahoma City, Okla., 96 Hanna, Ann Marie, Valentine, Nebr., 79, 103, 107, 111, 127 Hardin, Margaret, Farmington, N. Mex., 84 Harmon, Catherine Ann, Cassopolis, Mich., 84, 124, 126 Harms, Stephanie Susan, Canton, Ill., 67, 105, 144, 145 Harra, Marian Imelda, Buckner, Mo., 77, 106, 123 Harrisberger, Barbara Gail, Ponca City, Okla., 84 Harrison, Jeraldine Patricia, Morrill, Nebr., 14, 75, 119, 121 Hartmann, Sharon, Affton, Mo., 96, 121 Hausmann, Evelyn Loraine, Grover, Mo. Havlis, Patricia, Williams Bay, Wis., 93 Hay, Mary Emily, Wichita, Kans., 49, 111, 115, 122, 125 Hayes, Nancy Kathleen, Downers Grove, Ill. Hayes, Sherry Elizabeth, Clinton, Okla., 130 Haywood, Barbara Ann, New Canaan, Conn. Head, Edith Celia, Nashville, Tenn., 96 Hedrick, Mary Milton, Winfield, Kans. Heithecker, Celeste Kay, St. Charles, Mo. I69 Hellums, Elizabeth Annette, Dumas, Ark., 93 Helmers, Joyce Ann, Bartlesville, Okla., 96 Herring, Anne, Ft. Worth, Tex., 93, 118 Herschbach, Margaret Marie, Chester, Ill., 97, 130 Hiatt, Vivian E., Florissant, Mo., 67, 114 Hill, Mary Ellen, Marthasville, Mo., 96, 121, 125 Hill, Susan, Elmhurst, Ill., 93 Hillstrom, Sarah Carolyn, East Grand Rapids, Mich., 50, 120, 122, 126 Hollett, Nancy L., Homewood, Ill., 97, 105 Holm, Julie Kristen, Evanston, Ill., 97 Holtgrewe, Alice Lillian, St. Louis, Mo., 93 Hoogestraat, Elizabeth, Decatur, Ill., 67, 121 Horst, Judith Ann, Wisner, Nebr., 93, 123 Howlett, Karen Velva, Belle Fourche, S. Dak., 75, 126, 127, 136, 137 Hudson, JoAnn, St. Louis, Mo., 84, 130 Hues, Marilyn K., Sayre, Okla. Humphreys, Diane, Hutchinson, Kans., 67, 102, 103, 108 Hunt, Julia Kathryn, Dale, Ill., 50, 119, 120, 122, 124 Hunter, Emily Louise, Birmingham, Ala., 75, 103, 106, 112 J ameton, Alma Ruth, Clayton, Mo. Janson, Linda Katherine, Waukegan, Ill., 85, 122, 124 J enness, Elizabeth Ann, Ft. Worth, Tex., 86 Jensen, Virginia Marie, San Antonio, Tex., 85, 120 Johnson, Amy Kathleen, Memphis, Tenn., 97, 119, 127 Johnson, Nicole S., Sioux City, Iowa, 75, 103, 107, 112 Johnson, Phyllis Jean, Munster, Ind., 93 Jurgenson, Carolyn Sue, Clinton, Iowa, 67, 119, 127 Kahma, Liisa Maria, Helsinki, Finland, 125 Karcher, Ann, Little Rock, Ark., 85 Kardaleff, Steven T., Hazelcrest, Ill., 68 Kasper, Barbara, Kansas City, Mo., 68, 103, 113, 127, 129 Kasten, Meredith Lynne, Affton, Mo., 97 Keniston, Judith Eloise, Kirkwood, Mo., 74, 130 Keniston, Prudence Elaine, Kirkwood, Mo., 74 Kennedy, Estelle Allen, Nashville, Tenn., 86, 126, 127 Kern, Ruth Ann, Kirkwood, Mo., 68, 119 Kief, Dorothy Joan, Lacon, Ill., 111, 114 Kieninger, Laverne Margaret, St. Louis, Mo., 18, 68, 130 King, Drewanna, Des Plaines, Ill., 86, 125, 127, 129, 130 King, Marcia Jean, Lincoln, Nebr., 85, 130 Kirkland, Cynthia Ann, Sallisaw, Okla., 77, 107 Klinker, Kathryn Sue, Cincinnati, Ohio, 85, 122, 124 Knapp, Nina Dianne, Creve Coeur, Mo., 86, 4122, 123 Knock, Nancy Lu, Vincennes, Ind., 50 Koch, Judith Louise, Chesterfield, Mo., 92 Koller, Barbara, Ponca City, Okla., 85 Kong, Vivian Puanani, Honolulu, Hawaii Kortemier, Joy Faye, Freeport, Ill., 91, 119 Krueger, Cynthia Sue, Natoma, Kans., 51, 129 Kuhn, Sarah Elizabeth, Oklahoma City, Okla., 91, 112, 130 Kutnink, Linda Kay, Ottumwa, Iowa, 76 Lacey, Patricia Ann, Albuquerque, N. Mex., 68, 112, 113, 127 I70 Lacy, Donna, Lawton, Okla., 51 Lambrechtse, Hermina Klazina, Paris, Ill., 78, 103, 105, 125 Lane, Georgina Sue, Belleville, Ill., 86 Lange, Nancy Maria, Owatonna, Minn., 78, 119, 130 Langell, Kathleen Ann, Detroit, Mich., 86, 126 Langridge, Dorothy Jane, Rockford, Mich., 51, 103, 106, 108, 118, 142, 143 Larlee, Judith Kimball, Mt. Clemens, Mich., 86, 127 Larson, Barbara Lynn, Clarendon Hills, Ill., 52, 108, 111, 122, 142, 143 Leak, Virginia Louise, Dallas, Tex., 112, 113, 116 Lee, Shirley Jane, Independence, Mo., 52, 105, 118, 129, 130 Lee, Tanni, Seoul, Korea Leedy, Anne Bradford, Vincennes, Ind., 68, 103, 104, 119 Leiper, Joan, Monticello, Ill., 86, 130 Letson, Judy Ann, Chattanooga, Tenn., 91, 106, 119, 126, 127 Lewis, Marilyn Kay, Lawton, Okla., 86 Lewis, Mary Margaret, Battle Creek, Nebr., 52, 103, 106, 122, 123 Lieb, Mary Patricia, Nowata, Okla., 91, 118, 130 Lieb, Penelope Ann, Nowata, Okla., 91, 121, 130 Lienemann, Martha Ann, Spirit Lake, Iowa, 91 Light, Nancy Elizabeth, Shelbyville, Mich., 86, 119, 123 Line, Judith Ann, Hannibal, Mo., 97, 130 Livingston, Judith Anne, Tulsa, Okla., 97 Lo, Connie Sau Ching, Hong Kong, China, 68, 121, 125 Love, Helen Laverty, Russellville, Ky., 97 Lovins, Jo Ann, Windsor, Ill., 53, 115, 116 Lowry, Linda Luane, Ellisville, Mo., 94, 109, 130 Ludy, Alicia Elaine, Jennings, Mo., 97, 119, 121, 126 McAllister, Martha Marie, Springfield, Ill., 76 McBride, Yvonna, Evansville, Ind., 97 McCandlish, Ellen Kay, Berkeley, Mo., 97 McCord, Laura Ruth, Mexico, Mo., 94 McCue, Mary Hughes, Liberal, Kans., 75, 103, 105, 107, 110, 125 McCullough, Linda, Bartlesville, Okla., 94, 120 McGee, Nell, Fayette, Mo., 69, 118, 123 Mclnnis, Martha Carole, Steelville, Mo., 53, 119, 120, 122, 124 Mclunkin, Bettie Jean, Ponca City, Okla., 84 McKinney, Amanda Ann, McKinney, Tex., 94, 130 McKittrick, Michaela Kay, Indianapolis, Ind., 94, 122, 124 McLain, Patricia M., Mansfield, Ohio, 126, 127 McLeod, Mary Margaret, Salem, Mo., 53, 120 McLeod, Meredith Ann, Salem, Mo., 84 McNeer, Ann Betticher, Manhasset, New York, 69, 127 McRee, Charlotte Kay, Granite, Okla. Maddox, Barbara Ann, Lebanon, Tenn., 76, 122, 123 Magie, Kay Kathryn, Albia, Iowa, 54, 114, 119 Mair, Judith Lu, Rochester, Mich., 84 Mamet, Patricia Caldwell, Manhasset, New York, 84 Mann, Marian Kay, Des Moines, Iowa, 78, 127 Mirgigfield, Eleanor Marr, Hamilton, Ohio, 54, 63, 108, 113, 138, Markuly, Linda Suellen, Belleville, Ill., 69, 119, 122, 124 Martin, Patricia Joan, Hazelwood, Mo., 84 Maupin, Joan Lee, Bloomfield, Mo., 78, 118, 121, 126 Mayes, Patricia, Little Rock, Ark., 84 Mester, Barbara Ann, Quincy, Ill., 54 Meyer, Joan Louise, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 55, 102, 113, 119 Meyer, Katherine Frances, Rock Port, Mo., 55, 108, 113 Miller, Freda Grace, Lexington, Ky., 96, 105, 122, 123 Miller, Linda K., Webster Groves, Mo., 80, 129, 130 Milliken, Connie Lucy, Chattanooga, Tenn., 55, 63, 105, 111, 114, 116 Minsky, Marcia, Tulsa, Okla., 91, 122, 123, 125, 126 Misener, Sue Ann, St. Petersburg, Fla., 91 Moehle, Judith Louise, Ponca City, Okla., 88, 120 Moes, Marilyn Denda, Billings, Mont., 74, 102, 103, 146, 147 Mogg, Barbara Ann, Coral Gables, Fla., 94 Moore, Bobbie Louise, St. Louis, Mo., 18, 69 Moore, Dale Letitia, Wewoka, Okla., 91 Morey, Shirley Kay, Ponca City, Okla., 91 Morris, Patricia Ann, North Little Rock, Ark., 77, 107, 111, 123 Morrison, Judith, Omaha, Nebr., 88 Moulthrop, Esther Joan, Bethany, Mo., 80, 111 Musgrove, Sherral Ann, Sterling, Ill., 56, 102, 106 Musson, Marjorie Kathleen, St. Charles, Mo., 128 Nash, Linda, Overland, Mo. Naylor, Eldagene, Aransas Pass, Tex., 88 Nelson, Barbara Ann, Nashville, Tenn., 69, 127 Nelson, Jo Nan, Whittier, Calif., 56, 129, 130 Newell, Peggy Louise, St. Charles, Mo., 57 Newman, Helen Neel, Waterloo, Iowa, 90, 130 Newman, Laurie Jane, Little Rock, Ark., 84 Nicholas, Nita, Alexandria, Va., 88 Nicholson, Margaret Dale, Dallas, Tex., 74 Niedner, Sharon M., St. Charles, Mo., 108 Ninan, Mary, Kerala, India, 90, 125 Nixon, Joan Ann, Ellisville, Mo., 90, 117, 119, 126 Nixon, Norma Marie, Ellisville, Mo., 57, 110, 114, 117, 119, 126 Novak, Karol Lynn, Ponca City, Okla., 97, 108, 126 Odell, Margaret Ellen, Creve Coeur, Mo., 80, 119, 125, 130 Ordelheide, Nancy, St. Charles, Mo., 69, 114, 129 Osadcky, Carol Lynne, Glendale, Mo., 90, 119, 122, 124, 130 Osiek, Betty, St. Charles, Mo., 88 Ott, Shirley Marie, St. Charles, Mo., 75, 117 Overman, Marylynn, Ponca City, Okla., 90, 105, 112, 119, 127 Owens, Elizabeth Louise, Alexandria, Va., 57, 103, 105, 122 Pagel, Mary Kay, Wall Lake, Iowa, 129, 130 Pate, Martha Susan, Pittsburg, Kans., 97, 129, 130 Pauly, Frances Gay, Pine Bluff, Ark., 72 Paxton, Temple Elizabeth, Amarillo, Tex., 92 Payne, Patricia Ann, Lawton, Okla. Payne, Peggy Ann, Jasper, Mo., 69, 121, 144, 145 Pearson, Susan Harriet, Kansas City, Mo., 95 Peich, Sandra Lea, St. Louis, Mo., 90, 119, 126 Pemberton, Elizabeth, Oklahoma City, Okla., 88 Perkins, Patty James, McKinney, Tex., 97, 102, 106, 130 Perry, Ima Jean, Florissant, Mo., 97 Perry, Susan, Ft. Benning, Ga., 69, 128 Petterson, Judith Elaine, Syracuse, Kans., 89 Phillips, Patricia Jane, Kansas City, Mo., 89 Plumer, Jo Ellen, Ft. Worth, Tex., 89, 127, 148, 149 Poole, Penney Jo, Houston, Tex., 75, 120 Potter, Elizabeth Ely, Little Rock, Ark., 80, 103, 106, 111, 127 Powell, Kathleen, Shenandoah, Iowa, 76 Puronen, Hazel Alice, St. Louis, Mo. Radford, Martha Imogene, Minneapolis, Minn., 80, 112 Rasmussen, Karen Louise, Harlan, Iowa, 89, 124 Records, Mary Lucille, Kansas City, Mo., 78 Rector, Nancy Jane, Little Rock, Ark., 58, 105, 112, 114, 116 Reeble, Linda Lee, Emporia, Kans., 89 Reed, Mary Lou, Joplin, Mo., 79, 115, 122, 123 Reilly, Mary Lou, Madison, Ill., 70, 103, 106, 118, 120 Reinhardt, Kathryn Elizabeth, Bartlesville, Okla., 89, 126 Rice, Helen Mead, Kansas City, Mo., 58, 108, 110, 112, 113 Richards, Leska, Grapeland, Tex., 89 Richardson, Nancy Gwyn, Welch, Okla., 89, 126, 128 Richardson, Phyllis Elaine, Blytheville, Ark., 76 Riizgier, Carol Margret, Washington Island, Wis., 89, 105, 122, Ricke, Martha Kay, Red Oak, Iowa, 89, 127 Ritter, Martha Gene, Centerville, Iowa, 91, 126, 127 Robertson, Elizabeth Anne, Owensboro, Ky., 76, 106, 118, 122, 123, 146, 147 Robinson, Margaret, Cedar Vale, Kans., 84 Rodgers, Jimmie Claire, Pine Bluff, Ark., 84, 130 Rodgers, Mary Malinda, Aurora, Ill., 58, 106, 116, 120 Rodgers, Nancy Jo, Gary, Ind., 84 Rohrer, Lucinda, Arlington, Va., 84, 126 Rollins, Janice Kay, Tulsa, Okla., 74, 109, 111, 121 Ross, Judy, Hot Springs, Ark., 90, 130 Ross, Terrill Ann, Omaha, Nebr., 72 Rundell, Joan Marie, Rochester, Minn., 70, 126, 127 Russell, Nancy Kathryn, Ft. Smith, Ark., 59, 105, 112 Ryan, Mari Anne, Northfield, Ill., 74, 126 Ryter, Renee, St. Louis, Mo., 70, 105, 114, 126, 127 Saville, Janet, Tulsa, Okla., 90, 121 Saxe, Charlotte Elizabeth, Amarillo, Tex., 78, 111 Sayle, Sally, Charleston, Miss., 84 Schmelzer, Donna Rae, Little Rock, Ark., 90 Schmitkons, Susan Elizabeth, Flossmoor, Ill., 76 Schmitt, Constance Diane, Tampico, Ill., 89, 128, 130 Schmitt, Sandra Sue, Tampico, Ill., 70, 113, 128 Schnedler, Martha Spilker, St. Charles, Mo., 59 Schnute, Ellen Jane, La Grange, Ill., 86, 130 Schuermann, Patricia Ann, Centralia, Ill., 80, 112 Schulte, Shirley Ann, St. Charles, Mo., 81, 102 Schultz, Dorothy Elaine, Madison, Wis., 90 Seifert, Sally Ann, Crystal City, Mo., 70, 103, 118, 120 Seitz, Janice Joy, St. Charles, Mo., 70, 103, 117 Severin, Marlene Faye, Shubert, Nebr. Sheehan, Laurel Ann, Honolulu, Hawaii, 112 Sheets, Patricia, Houston, Tex., 86, 121, 126 Shelkey, Margaret Jean, St. Charles, Mo., 81, 117 Shelley, Davye Gray, Lake J ackson, Tex., 90 I7I Sicks, Sally Jane, Sherman, Tex., 75, 122, 123 Siems, Barbara Ann, Creve Coeur, Mo., 117, 118 Simmons, Emily White, Potosi, Mo., 86, 112, 123, 126 Simon, Catha Leigh, Tulsa, Okla., 95 Skaer, Martha Jeanne, Mission, Kans., 81, 103, 107, 124 Skott, Annika Margareta, Giivle, Sweden, 59 Slagle, Bonnie, Arlington, Mass., 87 Slayman, Kristi Elizabeth, Wabash, Ind., 86, 105 Smith, Chiquita, Clinton, Okla., 76, 119, 126 Smith, Emma Leah, New York, N. Y. Smith, Sara Ann, Huntsville, Ala., 95 Smith, Sharon, St. Joseph, Mo., 74 Sotiropoulou, Rhoda, Athens, Greece, 60, 120, 125 Speer, Mary, Kansas City, Kans., 86, 124, 125 Spradlin, Linda May, Kansas City, Mo., 87, 122, 124 St. Pierre, Judith Ann, Webster Groves, Mo., 17, 95, 119, 126 Stafford, Kathleen, St. Charles, Mo., 60, 117 Stahlschmidt, Mary, West Alton, Mo., 86 Stark, Helen, Worthington, Ohio, 87 Starkjohann, Cornelia Ann, Valentine, Nebr., 95 Stauss, Sharon, Wagoner, Okla., 80, 121 Street, Linda Lou, Branson, Mo., 91, 129, 130 Sturgess, Launa Lee, Kansas City, Mo., 12, 102, 106 Stute, Judith Anne, Glendale, Mo., 87, 105, 117, 119, 126 Sunderman, Mary Lynne, Florissant, Mo. Sutera, Judith Ann, Marion, Iowa Swanson, Linda, Topeka, Kans., 95, 109 Tansey, Mary Patricia, Farmington, N . Mex., 95 Tavlin, June Preston, Cincinnati, Ohio, 70, 103, 104, 105, 128, 140, 14-1 Taylor, Eleanor, Tulsa, Okla., 95, 105 Taylor, Kathryn Vesta, Paducah, Ky., 95 Taylor, Texie, Marshall, Tex., 70, 126, 128 Tedder, Kathryn Aileen, Rockwood, Tenn., 95 Tedrick, Goldie Jeraldine, University City, Mo., 60, 117 Terry, Mary Sue, Ft. Worth, Tex., 71, 105, 114 Tessari, Lynn Morine, St. Cloud, Minn., 95, 109 Thigges, Margaret Melba, Pacific, Mo., 79, 106, 119, 122, 123, Thomas, Vicki Ann, Joplin, Mo., 92, 130 Thomas, Virginia Dowdell, San Antonio, Tex., 92, 127 Thompson, Malinda Bess, Bowling Green, Ky., 92 Thornburg, Susan Kay, Atlanta, Ga., 75 Thurman, Carol Elizabeth, Birmingham, Mich., 81, 127 Thurmond, Patricia Lee, Dyersburg, Tenn., 92, 148, 149 Tibbals, Jane Owens, Collinsville, Ill., 72 Tibbals, Sarah Evans, Collinsville, Ill., 17, 93, 129, 130 Tilley, Waynette Dee, Elk City, Okla., 95 Tindall, Jane Ann, Bartlesville, Okla., 92, 118 Tinsley, Marietta Mast, Mexico, Mo., 118, 123 Todd, Mary Jean, Washington, Mo., 92, 121 Tolbert, Ruth Ann, Hobart, Okla., 92, 122, 124, 125 Tomlinson, Nina Sue, Amarillo, Tex., 92 Trauernicht, O'Rinda, Birmingham, Mich., 92, 122, 124, 127 Tsinanopoulou, Margarita, Athens, Greece, 71, 125 I72 Tucker, Mary Katherine, Bartlesville, Okla., 127 Tuepker, Katharine Ann, Holden, Mo., 105, 122, 124, 125 Tyau, Wilma Kam Ying, Honolulu, Hawaii, 71, 119, 122, 124 Upchurch, Dolly Joan, Harrisburg, Ill., 91, 120 Van Gundy, Nancy Jo, Lexington, Ky., 130 Van Horn, Marian Alene, Cripple Creek, Colo., 61, 125 Vanice, Mary Virginia, Omaha, Nebr., 76, 114, 118, 122, 123 Vesely, Joan Frances, Crete, Nebr., 91 von Ostman, Rita, Barcelona, Spain, 92 Wales, Patricia Sue, Tulsa, Okla., 93 Walker, Janet Lee, Aurora, Ill., 61, 116, 128 Walker, Joann, St. Charles, Mo., 91 Walker, Mildred Sharon, Dallas, Tex., 80, 122, 123, 130 Ward, Marjorie Ann, Kansas City, Mo., 61, 63, 104, 124 Warnecke, Mary Margaret, Carlyle, Ill., 81, 103, 119 Watson, Nancy Kay, Paducah, Ky., 93 Wear, Wanda Lee, Nashville, Tenn., 71, 116, 122, 123 Webster, Carol Joan, St. Louis, Mo., 78, 119, 130 Wentker, Ann Elizabeth, St. Charles, Mo., 71, 117, 119, 126, 128 Werthmuller, Ann Lee, Webster Groves, Mo., 93, 117 West, Becky Anne, St. Charles, Mo., 93, 117 Wilke, Marianna, Bartlesville, Okla., 91, 120 Wilkins, Mary Ann, El Dorado, Ark., 78, 103, 106, 115, 118, 122, 123 Williams, Linda Lee, Clinton, Mo., 75, 102, 103, 107 Williams, Mary Barbara, Birmingham, Mich., 76 Wilson, Frances Marilyn, Miami, Okla., 62, 105 Winburn, Judith Anne, Kansas City, Mo., 62, 63, 104, 108, 116, 122, 124 Winegarner, Linda Jo, Markham, Ill., 62 Winningham, Sarah Ann, Ardmore, Okla., 76, 107, 109 Wittgow, Sharon Ann, Fremont, Nebr., 80 Wolter, Constance Kay, Belleville, Ill., 17, 85 Wcigll, Georgia Ann, Independence, Mo., 71, 111, 114, 120, 122, Wood, Leslie Ellen, Galesburg, Ill., 85, 127 Wood, Susan Elaine, Des Moines, Iowa, 85, 102, 109 Woods, Mary Gwendolyn, Salem, Mo., 85, 121 Woodward, Nancy Ann, Fayette, Mo. Worley, Sharon Lee, Denver, Colo., 85, 119, 127 Worth, Katherine Ann, Louisville, Ky., 71, 114 Wright, Nancy Wood, Lebanon, Tenn., 76 Wynkopp, Sarah Ann, Tulsa, Okla., 93 Yaussi, Judith Anne, Lincoln, Nebr., 85, 130 Young, Marilyn Ann, Scott City, Kans., 93 Yount, Sara Ellen, Olney, Ill., 74, 121 Zook, Mary Kay, Springfield, Ill., 118, 127 Zuber, Loene Moe, Minneapolis, Minn., 12, 75, 106 ',E'i'N9.f2Qtif ,'LVff:. , N , 4 ' ' . 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