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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1969 volume:

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J '..N,,5,,,3, I 1 , gg 1. ,,-qsWa,f. - 5 V I :f wzz ff -Q , 2: 1 ,X A-.. qu. A 1,5-:. 5, , WW Fig ' President's Scholarship Trophy DAY STUDENTS The Outstanding Faculty Member DR. GEORGE WARHEIT Z I ln 4555, O Q 1 . J S-N-arm? . 'H 5 Ji, ROAD . CLOSED D59- Q ' v .V 4N,' . R --iii-eww gif.: .XIX til JEQ4 1.3. -:QM :xiii-if ,. f ,-+939 m2,1MHv..3 'A'A ' ,wx 4 W1 Aw-we me QQWQQL KJ M-M ww x+ml+g'1' 5, - ' .,.-.H ' K ffm A 1- M k ' .v.,, A- , , , - A.19,,- H ,- 1.55 1 955, RN. , VJ QQ'-W ,zwgggmg .meg-fw3j',,g,,1 12+ 1 1-,N , wwggg, fy A ' -,WL WH, -357, Ja .,-M,-7. :-. , Q -L1 ,,.,, MH 5 ,, . f 3 ,-., , ,L I V 1-.,ii..:.,.,1....... ..,.:.:.....,.A-hi.-,Q ?.. L , ri. , .M P M -m y u- qw , 1,--... whffy -,fa f- W MSL u 1 , y ,, '41, -Wg , 1: wg ff ,,'.,,,,,.waw, . f wr---: - HQ? Y . . f np: f-. .-0- Ann' 4 - 'AP 1 Y- U I 'ii y-1 . - , 3-Ai' I' . ,NZ I 'Nw' X- 'xr ..+ Y , -cz M f :F jj, 'N ,I 'J' ' . guna ' N' N if? Y Kim, H 1. ,ummm Y -Z 'x '-.R A W .QQ 'Q 'ELL 1 1 1. ,l 1??ry. 49-4 M . ww HM ..-in Y 'u 'I of Z . 4- Sai.- Z 'K' :ml , L gp, ug'-1 TQ .-..w, tvb . 1.59 1 x.. F----,N , . is yi l 2' 2' wzfdf ww !,...,w K , ' 'ZN51 L ' .H W K, .aligns , Rl 5: BETH BAUGH Aix-en-Provence LINDA BROWN Puerto Rico RUTH KAUDER Vienna MARY CRAIG DOOLEY Madrid LINDENWOOD STUDENTS ABROAD HEDDY JARDINE Athens DIANNA WENTINK Q: fl Aix-en-Provence DONNA MCINNES Aix-en-Provence 54 when a special person who has been far away comes home at last WE REMEMBER- Cindy Yost ,X asf' E!f3:Q::EE iw W JEAN HALE ' Li! 4f 'fP CINDY YOST -wi' ,J if i 1 K. 22 fa J x ' in J 2311, sr ST m ,gn ',! W , 'P :. -.vm I-'Ir ,. :E-54 11' f wil! 11' :iff zfffwx-H ' V z fa U -W. i 5547 Mig,.:.x.: ff ' P X X, K 17 , wx if 7 5 y 1' In W . I ar . fmev,1.--.'- ',v'w-gf.-Q?.rq,5. 5: ff'-fl 5 ' ,Q 528 4 A 'A x Q1 K 'gs 4 ' , 9' 1 W' 14' J h g 1, 1 I Ki: 44 3 Z9 an 1 , I ?,x.J4'ff. , fi if' :- i ,s 1 J J 555.3 X if K gy f 'Y , ff' 1 4 E 5 i f: lid? f V I K , Ilrw-f . ,qi I--:m,,gaf ' fp.-..,. ...,,,,,,- H542 N., , XX Q11 YE: E30 itu'.Y4 4- -2 .5 5 W ' 4 1 fl w W0 . Z , ,IX f , - K ' 1 sw E f lf' l 5 f fgfz ,fwiw , ,gf 5 2535, - 5 ,-.. 12. .1 Q, , r M , j,,,,., , 1 mn 1' I - , I A n A .m ' :Ts 1 , inn -2 , N4 V ' 'lf '3 5 . , I '-LES: - ' ' Q T2f2ffff'59li-'-EPS? X 1 ,QV-f1'ff - 'U . H ' ' 354 1 --.11 - f Fl- Q Vw ' 'Wg I 1 D cis .8 '- , V i'lQ:Q.fVj5, j , .A . -mmQ-mX at . I 511 ' QQ-5' iv . I lg... .4 ff MAKING TIME SHARING EXPERIENCES ENIGYING BENEFITS THROUGH DEBATES AND DISCUS- SIONS, DECISIONS AND CHANGES ARE BROUGHT ABOUT-GOVERN- MENT FOR THE WISHES OF THE STUDENTS. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: N. Peters, P. Harrison, M. M. Smith, P. Forstmann, C. johnson, K. McKinley, N. Nemec, C. McCubbin STANDING: G. Robinson, L. Thompson, J. Vance, P. Stephenson, C. Drake, M. Creekmore, B. johnson, L. lester, I. Geary, G. Murray, P. Uren 58 DID RESEARCH ON DIFFERENT SOCIAL SYSTEMS AND ESTAB- LISHED AN ACADEMIC SYSTEM. HONOR BOARD SEATED: M. Gaffney, N. Peters, P. Harrison STANDING: L. Ewing, K. Williams, S. Good THE SOCIAL COUNCIL WORKS TO EQUAL- IZE THE SOCIAL WITH THE ACADEMIC LIFE AT L.C. THE COUNCIL PLANNED MIXERS, THE COTILLION, THE DATE DANCE . . .' SOCIAL COUNCIL SEATED ON FLOOR: L. Pendleton, P. Emmons SEATED: S. Brown, B. Swift, T. Brockgreitens, L Thompson, A. Beckett, L. Knight, L. Forrest, C. Stevens STANDING: G. Herhold, 1. Goldsby S. Serre,1.Schoeps, N. Terhune, C. Falcone, C. Stevens, 1. Hendren HONORARY SENIOR SERVICE FOR OUT- STANDING WOMEN SOLD CALENDARS AND DIRECTORIES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. I W Vg LINDEN SCROLL B. Witthaus, K, Velsor, B. Zeliff, M. Gaffney, S. Burns, S. Good, 1. Chapman, P. Harrison, L McCormick, S. Dennis, N. Peters, P. Penkoske, K. Williams, R, Harless 6I TO HONOR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVE- MENT IN COLLEGE. MEMBERS ARE CHOSEN ON THE BASIS OF THEIR FRESHMAN ACADEMIC RECORD. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA .nf .nga f H. ?5 ' Qiblry SEATED ON FLOOR: C. Phlug SEATED: I. Kesler, D. Lewallen, M. S. Dunlevy, L. Gibson, 1. Redpath, N. Ellwein, C. Wiese, M. Penkoske, M. Kool, P. Penkoske, E. Rohre, K. Bachman, L. Berry, A. Schaberg, I. Acton gf. CO-ORDINATE COLLEGE COMMITTEE SEATED: G. Murray, P. Harrison, S. Sather, V. Lowe STANDING: A. Schaberg, P. Davis, 1. Red- path, R. Warren, K. McKinley THREE COMMITTEES, A GROUP OF L.C. GIRLS, BOYS, AND FAC- ULTY, DID RESEARCH ON COOR- DINATE COLLEGES. TOGETHER, ALL INFORMATION WAS COM- PRISED, AND THERE WAS AN ACCEPTED PROPOSAL FOR A COORDINATE COLLEGE. FRESHMEN COUNSELORS SEATED: B. Roth, D. Wilson, N. Terhune, L. Rogers, A. Schaberg, V. Gemeinhardt STANDING: M. Creekmore, I. Acton, S. Rowe, C. Wiese, K. McKinley, M. Bordner I F .I 'Is GIRLS WHO HELPED INCOMING STUDENTS ADIUST TO THE LIFE AT LINDENWOOD. INDISPENSABLE LEADERS, THESE GIRLS WERE ABLE TO GIVE THE NEW STUDENTS THE GUIDANCE THAT WAS NEEDED FOR A FIRST YEAR IN COLLEGE. fl 63 LINDEN LEAVES Top to bottom: L. Gibson, M. Kitchell, E. Hecht, 5. Good STANDING: A. Schaberg, S. Haughawout SEATED: G. Slemmer, 1. Goldsby, B. Bogden THE STAFF WORKS ALL YEAR TO PRODUCE AN ANNUAL YEARBOOK THAT PORTRAYS STUDENT LIFE AT LINDEN- WOOD. 64 LINDEN BARK A. Whitney and S. Iosephson THE LINDENWOOD COLLEGE BARK IS THE CAMPUS NEWS- PAPER. ITS AIMS ARE TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION AND TO PRESENT AN ACCURATE REFLECTION OF STUDENT OPINION AS WELL AS TO MAINTAIN A STRONG EDITORIAL POLICY. LINDEN BARK C. Wiese, R. Ruiz, T. Pitts, H. jones, P. Ciapp 65 EVERY YEAR THE CREATIVE WRIT- ING CLASS TURNS IN THEIR OUT- STANDING WORK TO PRODUCE THE LITERARY ANNUAL. 1 IIQLIII: null: 5 I ji.-g. .-1 THE GRIFFIN SEATED: N. Nemec, S. Iosephson STANDING: P. McKibbin, S. Siehl KCLC-FM AN FM RADIO STATION WHICH BROADCASTS FOR THE ENIOYMENT OF BOTH L.C. STUDENTS AND THE PEOPLE OF X ST. CHARLES. D. Wisdom, O. Abrahms, S. Sather, G. Driver, V. Lowe, P. Harrison Iin carl, W. Davis, M. L. Durbin, I. Mackiewicz, M. Donavon, S. Hirsch KCLC-AM 1. Westover, K. Stub, E. Hecht THE PURPOSE OF ALPHA EPSILON RHO IS TO RECOGNIZE OUTSTANDING STUDENTS AT LINDENWOOD COLLEGE WHO HAVE SHOWN AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN BROAD- CASTING AND MAINTAINS AN ADEQUATE SCHOLASTIC STANDING. I I ill If ,. ALPHA EPSILON RHO SEATED ON FLOOR: j. Mackiewicz FRONT: S. Sather, V. Lowe, M. Ratliff, P. Harrison BACK: Miss Boyer, W. Davis, M. Donovan, M. Durbin, G. Driver OPERA THEATRE PROVIDES THE CHANCE FOR AN L.C. STUDENT TO WORK WITH SOME OF THE FINEST PROFESSIONAL SINGERS AND DIRECTORS IN THE UNITED STATES. MU PHI EPSILON C. Blake, 1. Redpath, L. Froemling, V. Dohrmann AN INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FRATER- NITY DEDICATED TO FURTHERING MUSIC APPRECIATION IN THE COMMUNITY AND AT LINDENWOOD. L.J OPERA THEATRE M. Pewitt, E. Williams, B. Barker, V. Dohrmann, I. Templeton, S. Smith, D. Purcelli, C. Blake, G. Robinson, M. Black, 1. Coppedge, D. Ruhl,1. Kruse, 1. Robbins, D. Ladendeck,1. Goldsby COMPETITIVE AUDITIONS PAVE THE WAY FOR A SELECT GROUP OF EIGHT GIRLS, COMPRISING THE LINDENWOOD SINGERS, TO STUDY AND PERFORM A VARIETY OF SACRED AND SECULAR MUSIC, DATING FROM RENAISSANCE TO MODERN, IN LOCAL CONCERTS, FOR CLUBS, SCHOOLS, AND CHURCHES. LINDENWOOD COLLEGE SINGERS C. Blake, C. Wirblad, S. Rowe, V. Dohrmann, C. Stevens, I. Redpath SIBLEY CHAPEL OFTEN ECHOES THE REHEARSING VOICES OF THE TWENTY-FIVE MEMBERS OF THE LINDENWOOD CHOIR, AS THEY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO PERFORM SACRED AND SEC- ULAR MUSIC FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, AND COLLEGE HOLIDAY CONCERTS. LINDENWOOD COLLEGE CHOIR SEATED: S. Rowe, I. Redpath, Mrs. Greenlaw STANDING: B. Grace, I. Arnold, C. Wirblad, C. Blake, N. Arthur, Dr. Greenlaw, V. Dohrmann BETA CHI FRONT: S. Niles, K. White, D. Olson, A. Beckett, 1. Burke BACK: M. A. Kitchell, B. Bogden, L. Pendleton, S. Quillian, P. Jacobs, L. Smith, M. Frederickson, L. Gibson 1 S I I AN ORGANIZATION THAT PRO- MOTES BETTER HORSEMANSHIP AND, ENCOURAGES GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP WON THE 'I968 BEST MISSOURI HORSE SHOW ACTIVITIES INCLUDE TRIPS TO THE AMERICAN ROYAL, RUM- MAGE SALES, PICNICS HARD WORK AND BLUE RIBBONS. AN HONORARY DANCE CLUB WHICH EXTENDS TO ALL MEMBERS EXPERIENCE IN DANCE BEYOND THAT AVAILABLE IN REGULAR CLASS WORK STUDIES DANCE WITH ITS ACCOMPANYING ARTS. ORCHESIS SEATED: V. Campbell, I. Rucker STANDING: M. Higgins, B. DeWees, P. Middents, I. Bucking ham, B. French, S. Brown, E. Rohre, L. Iorio, D. Stout, H. Simms 71 9 -Q 5 if ' I.. WOMEN RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION KNEELINCQ A. Beckett STANDINGQ C.. Slemmer, K. Kirkland, C. Tappen, L. Ross, C. Collard, K. Falcone, P. Schiermeyer, B. Roth, N. Peters W. R. A. PROMOTES GOOD SPORTSMAN- SHIP AND DEVELOPES RECREATIONAL SKILLS WITH INTRAMURALS AND EXTRAMURALS SPORTS. EXTRAMURAL HOCKEY KNEELING, M. White, S. Deal, M. Dunlevy, H. Polonski STANDINGQ M. Crawford, N. Peters M. Falcone, K. Falcone, A. Beckett, S. Gordon EXTRAMURAL BASKETBALL A. Lienqust, M. Falcone, H. Polonski, S. Deal, A. Hunger, N. Peters, M. Dunlevy, C. Baxter, S. Splender, M. johnson Br? EXTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL C. Pflug, S. Sere, N. Ellwein KNEELING1 A. Beckett STANDINCQ M. Dunlevy, C. Tappen, C Baxter, H. Polonski, M. White ev'--ff . i' H2 ALPHA PSI OMEGA K. Pfeifer, M. Donavan AN INFORMAL SETTING IN A COFFEE HOUSE IS THE HOME OF THIS GROUP-A THEATRE FOR STUDENT PRODUCTIONS. ALPHA PSI OMEGA IS A NATIONAL HONORARY FRATERNITY WHICH INSTILLS GOOD ACTING TECHNIQUES WITH ANNUAL PRODUCTIONS. CARRAIGE HOUSE W. Davis, K. Pfiefer, C. Cowles, L. Trout L STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION ROW: 1. Meader, A- Griggs, P- MCKibber1 SECOND ROW: B. Edwin, K. FIRST ROW: L. Ewing, s. Scudder, 1. Geary, SECOND ROW: E. Reatherford V. Canbell, THIRD ROW: C. McCubbin, C. Buse, P. Trampe, FOURTH K. Williams, L. Clagett, L. Froemling, THIRD ROWg N. Anderson, S. Haugha- M. Mies, L. jinkerson, S. Quillian, FIFTH ROWQ C. Herold, A. Schaberg, wont, E, Koehler, 1, Nixon SIXTH ROWQ I. Fritch, PL Schiermeyer, C. Collard, SEVENTH Gembeinhart, M. Bennett, 1. Kleberger, K. Alexander SNEA IS A PREPROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STU- DENTS PREPARING TO TEACH OR WHO ARE INTERESTED IN EDUCATION. IT DEVEL- OPES AN UNDERSTANDING AND AN APPRECIATION OF THE TEACHING PROFESSION, STIMULATES THE HIGHEST IDEALS, INTEREST IN IMPROVING EDUCATIONAL SERVICES. 75 J l I 1 PI ALPHA DELTA ' Left to Right, C. Wier, A. Rohrer, I. Kesler, I. Tomcak, M. Thomason, M. Martinelli, S. Rowe THE LOCAL CLASSICS SOCIETY, PI ALPHA DELTA, ETA SIGMA PHI IS THE NATIONAL HONOR CLASSICS PROMOTES AN INTEREST IN CLASSICAL CIVILIZA- SOCIETY WHERE MEMBERS ARE CHOSEN ON SCHOLAR TIONS. SHIP AND INTEREST. if ? 'PSF' J A 1 I ETA SIGMA PHI M. MartineIIi,1.Tomcak, S. Rowe, C. Wier, SEATED: 1. Kesler, E. Rohrer 76 YOUNG PEOPLE DISCUSSING RELIGION AND ITS ROLE IN LIFE. HELPS BRING ABOUT RELIGION-IN-LIFE WEEK. FOREIGN STUDENTS G. jacova, I. A. Singhaphan, K. Stubb, C. Dammert, A. Holjer, C. Wirblad, K. Skirrow, A. Mollerstrom, T. Weisser, G. Kaeraa K E I ENCORE CLUB C. Johnson, M. Kelsey, K. Kreuger. A SERVICE ORGANIZATION OF SECOND GENERA- TION LINDENWOOD STUDENTS. nf. Q P ll, l..'l ' o,5,,Il' Q.ylop,0:. . . 1..on.l:...qq, .l.l...g6M 1+ f ,..!-.Ai 0-in ' D ' ' 4 I II TRIANGLE CLUB L. Reatherford, V. Tiffany, P. Parrish, L. Forrest, B. Acholpohl, J. Seck, P. Schaeffer, G. Bartels A. Schaberg, C. Wiese, M. Collier, C. Buse, S. Rowe, M. Penkoske, M. Thomason, K. Diehr 1- TRIANGLE IS A NATIONAL MATH FRATERNITY FOR EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS. Aff, , E+, , ,-y afl. ' '. .ii :N' fl' ' Q ' , AFL .-G ' .- I . if f .LE T S ' my .,.Lf-'rfff' 2 - ' , ' . .in 'fm ' ,,:.-'- z ,,,.f ' A 74.4.5 ' ' YOUNG DEMOCRATS L. Long, L. Iorio, S. Bell, G. Loper CAMPAIGNING FOR THEIR PARTICULAR PARTIES KEPT THESE TWO ORGANIZATIONS BUSY IN THE FALL. INVOLVEMENT EXTENDED TO ALL LEVELS AND MANY OFFICES. .4L.5F'4L. C, , V 1+ H Wg. - xg. 'ffl I W. ,,,.,... vga? QI YOUNG REPUBLICANS X 1. Meader, B. Grace, L. Ewing, A. Sanders, A. Hill, S. Post, P. Ward, C. Stevens, 1. Mackiewicz I. Arnold, D. Wilson, O. Abrahms 80 FOR SPANISH MAIORS AT L.C. THESE MEMBERS ENIOY GET- TOGETHERS, PICNICS AND GOOD TIMES. AN ANNUAL TACO SALE IS AMONG THE HIGHLIGHTS. SPANISH CLUB SEATED: S. Ackermann, L. Ross, P. Cstello. STANDING: M. Parker, I. Tem mens, C. Stevens, C. Chapmann, E. Kemmell. NEWLY ORGANIZED IAS OF LAST YEARJ AND FOUNDED BY THIS YEAR'S PRESIDENT, DANIELLE WILSON, LES DEMOISELLES IS FORMED FOR ANY STUDENT INTERESTED IN FRENCH ACTIVITIES. THERE IS NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS. LES DEMOISELLES L. Nobles, D. Wilson, C. Dammert, G. Loper, T. Weissor, D. johnson, S. Agee, L. Smith. in--'A xii qbiv 9 ll A A . PSYCHOLOGY CLUB 1. Frltsch, B. johnson, A. Silva, D. Smith, G. Loper, 1. Riddle, P. Ward. THE ASSOCIATION OF BLACK COLLEGI- ATES SERVES AS AN ORGANIZATION IN WHICH BLACK STUDENTS OF L.C. CAN FUNCTION AND OPERATE AS THE TYPE OF INDIVIDUALS THEY ARE AND FULFILL THE PURPOSES OF THE ORGAN- IZATION. UNIFYING THE LINDENWOOD STUDENTS EXPRESSING AN INTEREST IN THE FIELD, WHETHER PROFESSIONAL OR SOCIAL, THE PSYCHOLOGY CLUB EXPOSES ITS MEM- BERS TO GUEST SPEAKERS AND DISCUS- SIONS OF CONTEMPORARY STUDIES IN THEAREA. W iii - SQ gx ASSOCIATION OF BLACK COLLEGIANS I. Francios, G. Robinson, P. Bailey, I. Souder, L. Brown, I. Goldsby, L. Williams, 1. Rucker, B. Chandler. - I 51 DEVELOPING A STABLE INTER-PERSONAL, INTER-CULTURAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LINDENWOOD GIRLS AND DEPRIVED LOCAL CHILDREN. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES INDIVIDUAL ATTEN- TION TO EACH CHILD WHILE ESTABLISHING A BENEFICIAL AT- MOSPHERE. .941-.a.ig..- , ...,- C Z TUTORIAL FIRST ROW, I. Rucker, P. Crenshaw, N. Ellwein, M. Brock, M. Bassit, I. Hansbou, D. Purcelli, P. Uren, C. Herber, SECOND ROW, P. Proctor, N. Terhune, L. Hecht, P. Holloway, S. Serre, A. Kiker, S. Roper, P. Bailey, S. josephson, THIRD ROW, D. Scneider, G. Murray, T. Weissor, K. Petering, R. Ruiz, M. Umsted, K. Yaffe, C. Grant, G. Savage, FOURTH ROW, I. Goldsby, M. Maldonado, Gail Savage f :I ix -am, :QW 1 I . 'g:g.Np:.v ---- :Q-' Q? 1 Q1555' ,aw ,, Q - i 1 I Ei. M i Rm, Av Page wwf Y 311,551-. x ww? YQ as 54 Q59 ATR W i f W fs 71' M22 75 Ag, 1, ww' ' .fm - Riff- 5 hx X f - 1 ww wif: , k i 73223 mi E: 55-T38 4515 i. 1 My Q W . 1 51, wr ,Sv B if MERGI G FROM DREAMS INTO RE LITIES SENIORS LlZ WARREN -KIRKY WITMAN CATHY SAMPSON EILEEN LONERGAN B.A. History B.A. History and French B.A. English B.A. English IUDI SEGAL MELANIE WHITEHEAD B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Mathematics TRICIA HOLDER B.A. Psychology and Elementary Education SUZIE CARLTON B.A. English and Art 1 . Elcx f is .X , wx iam ,. .. .,, Y . . , , . ' . ,, l ,f rj c u ' N K p t -, f I, ,1.,:r Q : .pl f-1-I-E Z-E-.ra KATI GILLIS B.A. Psychology and Sociology RONNIE FISCHER B.S. Elementary Education BERNADETTE IACKSON B.A. Psychology and Sociology 87 IANELL UNDERWOOD B.A. Biology -Q I cccc it MMM SALLY GORDON IULIE HENDREN PENNY HARRISON B.S. Physical Education B.A. Psychology B.A. Sociology MUFF POLONSKY BETTY DYE B.S. Physical Education B.S. Elementary Education SUE IOSEPHSON LOUISE HALLWORTH IOY KESLER B.A. English B.A. Religion B.A. Classics LINDA FROEMLING B.M.E. Piano CAROL BOLLINGER B.A. Psychology LINDA MCCORMICK B.A. Human Relations WENDY DAVIS A MEREDITH REICHEL B.A. Communication Arts B.A. History ELISE DONALDSON B.A. English and Art History SUSAN BELL B.A. Political Science and Spanish VAN HERRINGTON B.A. History PAT TRAMPE B.A. English NANCY NEMEC B.A. English LINDA IINKERSON B.S. Elementary Education KATHY ALEXANDER B.Sg Secondary Educiation Q? 'S PAM FOSTER Elementary Education V PEGGY HALLER B.S. Elementary Education ELLEN KOEHLER B.S. Elementary Education JEAN NIXON B.A. Economics and Business LAUREN EWING ANN HILL MARY ELLEN HESLOP DALE LITTLE B.M.E. Piano B.S. Elementary Education B,A, Psychology B.A. Art History MARY HODGINS SALLY SCUDDER LYNDA PONTIUS lEANNE CHAPPELL B.S. Economics and Business B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Elementary Education B.A. Psychology SUSAN GOOD B.S. Elementary Education SHERRY KELLEHER B.A. Political Science MARGARET CRAWFORD B.S. Physical Education GAIL SLEMMER B.A. Art History f R CATHY FALCONE MARY FALCONE ROANNE HARLESS NANCY PETERS B.S. Physical Education B.S. Physical Education B.A. English 35- Physical Education i w i i i ,i ,xlw l 93 - ixiixjxxig ' gal it -' ,:f w-m'5,-, ,fwsswawsn H 2 ll Q' ANNEGRIGGS MARILYN BENNETT JANET BARBOUR B-5- Elementary Education B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Elementary Education CINDY BRANDOW BRENDA IOHNSON B.A. Sociology B.A. Psychology 94 a fb? Av' W l I :sumti ELVERA ROGERS SUSAN WOLFE B.S. Elementary Education B.S. Elementary Education CHARLENE FINDERS B.S. Elementary Education ESTELLE CREWS B.A. Broadcasting SUSAN DEAL B.S. Physical Education MARTY WHITE B.S. Physical Education TOVE WEISSER B.A. English LIZ SMITH B.A. English IUDD DARLINGTON B.A. Psychology and Sociology RANDY WARREN B.A. Communication Arts PEGGY WESTGATE BETIY WITIHAUS EDIE ROGERS KATHY WILLIAMS B.S. Elementary Education B.A. English B.A. Art BA- PSyCl10lOgy BETH LOWER PAT PENKOSKE MARTY GAFFNEY GINNY WOLF B.A. English B.A. Biology and Chemistry B.A. English B.A. English VIRGINIA TIFFANY B.A. Mathematics ,I 1 fx I 1 N! 1.1-' fl -, , E 41 ij -'H' 5-L, I f1g,lf'.'EQ 3 ff l I, 'L ' . L .11 . .. . il I- ITE , I :Aa 97 Im- 1 I I-' ' Ihfff' 3 5 -I . A gas- I- 4 Y' ji I C , ,Hx f Q K Q , ff I A EQ N Z PATRICIA MCKIBBIN B.A. Communication Arts BECKY ACHELPOHL B.A. Mathematics IANE SECK CATHY DEAN B.A. Chemistry B.A. Biology LINDA FORREST CATHY SKIRROW B.A. Biology B.A. Biology . 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I Randy Warren, Sr. Dan White, Fr. lt? iff' -F- J .D vm-rpr .J Y I I - 6 I , l i . . 5 , . 1 u 1, n 2 5 , IN 4 0 H u . u, ww BUTLER HALL IUDICIARYV BOARD Margo Kelsey, Candy Buss, Cecil johnson, Barb Pettibone, Georgia Perkins, Sally Gordon President Mrs. Helen Davies, Head Resident l07 Sue Ackerman, Soph. Karen Adelman,1r. Linda Allen, Sr. Karen Bachman, Fr. Lani Berry, Fr. Candy Buss, Sr. Carolyn Chapm il' ,J -Q.- will v A 1 +L-.r an, Fr. Susie Ching, lr. janet Culbertson, lr. ludd Darlington, Sr. Betty Dye, Sr. 108 W Y f gn?-, .f eff: A uv ,f,,u- Lsxvo, xv, , 41 V l l -'4 K, L. , D ' k Charlene Fagyal, Fr Penny Ginsberg, lr. , Valerie Glenn, Fr. f ,lj Pam Gordon, lr. ! 7l . -Hs.-Q Sally Gordon, Sr. lcv Penny Harrison, Sr. I' ,l D , . . ll '-e. -' -sc.-1 A .- A - , 1 LA ' i 11 Q ' fi: i Tn. ,r.' fV,l-v-.2 ir ii Q .-age, ++'2?fl,.-,ya A, . .- g...,.:-,.,fA2.u-' . julie Hendren, Sr. ,A - - ?,,,qLff5i?,f?,ly,u.,- ,g ' P A' ' f ,' M. 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Kirky Witman, Sr. Sandy Sather, Soph. Ginny Schultz, Soph. X gm II7 ...Q 4 by If DAY STUDENTS 118 W ,...,,, , i , fir i , 1 we M it my f Qi 4' ' ii' V., 1 '. i Ji swf james Temmen, Day Student Advisor Day Student Officers Phyllis Forstmann, Kathy Duello, Gail Leussler, Ann Lohrman, President. Charlotte Ali, Sr. Lydia Allred, Sr. jean Bailey, Sr. Ginger Bauer, lr. Amy Beckett, lr Joyce Black, Sr. Mary Ann Black , 5,115 l f Hz ,,- Q ffl AM E - ' ' K' f 'aff W7 Nu- 'QT I flf' Bonnie Bollinger, lr. Teresa Brockgreitens, Soph. Dorothy Brune, Sr. Cheryl Buse, jr. Barbara Bushnell, Fr. Carol Collard, tr. Barbara Cook, Sr. 3535? x X , MQ' naquqlj' Adalaide Daley, jr. Susan Deal, Sr. Catherine Dean, Sr. Patricia Costello, lr. x Mary Cox, tr. ' 5 122 our 5-4 Margaret Cunningham, lr E x K ,. 4941 ff, :W f 4 . ,, W 1 5. , V -, :' '. 'G . H , - : f ., .. , ',,- V ' 9 :N 35 ' ,.. f , , 7 ,. ,- ff-' Q. 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Carolyn Holliday, Sr Gail Hudgens, Sr. Mary loplin, Sr. Ellen Koehler, Sr. n-M .git ,X 4- ludith Loeffler, Sr. Ann Lohrman, Sr. Gail Luessler, Soph. Donna McCasIin, Sr. Linda McCormick, Sr. Patricia McKibbin, Sr. 125 Kathleen Leonard, Fr. X AUS sf il-v l W -T,-af' ' 1- S X- :ig ,' ,tr EV' L,.. ..'-'- K Kr '21 Gail Neuman, lr. lean Nixon, Sr. Kathleen Pearson, Sr. Patricia Penkoske, Sr. ludith Maxwell, Sr. Sharon Milstead, F janet Morgan, Sr. I . 1 .ii 5 'E ' ' Slam, ' AQ- 1 I Xu 1' . I l - .K , . gr I f l l I -Lgxii-1 ' all 'Q 3 ov 126 Marilyn Perry, Sr. Elvera Rogers, Ir. Linda Rogers, lr. Diane Ruhl, lr. Elois Roth, Sr. Sue Sample, Sr. Ann Schaberg, lr. A Ji Peggy Schiermeyer, jr. YI! Laura Searcy, Soph. Nan Seybert, Sr. Sharon Soutar, Sr. Pamela Stephenson, Soph. Virginia Tiffany, Sr. 1' -i 'f'1. ru 4 xfi' H- lanie Traner, Sr. Mary Wapelhorst, Soph. Elisabeth Williams, Sr. Kathleen Williams, Sr. 19 Susan Wolfe, Sr. Imogene Yankey, Sr. Jeanne Bender, Sr. Bonnie Fiedler, Sr. Karen Keck, jr. Martha Saathoff, Sr. 129 N Q5 X K HEALTH CENTER I X IRWIN HALL i' 5 i 1, I i. 1 I r i :- ,I I z Judiciary Board Kay Kirkland, Sarah Smith, Barb Roth, Vice-President, Marjean Creekmore, Nancy Terhune Mrs. Adele Luther, Head Resident second semester '31 Mrs. julia Anthony, Head Resident first semester Kathy Albro, Fr. Susan Bell, Sr. Connie Blake, Soph. Brenda Chandler, Fr. r, N-ggkv T' Arthemise Colley, Fr Margaret Crawford, Sr. Estelle Crews, Sr. 132 Deborah Deardorf'f Elise Donaldson, Sr Patty Emmons, Fr. Cathy Falcone, Sr. Mary Falcone, Sr. Margie File, Fr. janet Francois, Fr. Peggy Fuller, Fr. Chris Grimes, Soph. Ro Ann Harless, Sr. Louise Hallworth, Sr. Curt Hansman, Fr. Linda lorio, Sr. Sue losephson, Sr. Colleen Karr, Fr. joy Kesler, Sr. L Linda Hatcher, Fr. Connie Herber, Fr. Van Herrington, Sr. :US 'Psi W .A wvtjf l Carol Kneidel, Soph. Dollie Lewallen, Fr. Linda Long, Sr. Gai Loper, Fr. Anita Mollerstrom, Soph. Susie O'Bourn, Fr. 135 Kay Kirkland, Sr x ' 3 N .4 V xi ..s. aa Cheryl Tracey, Soph. Danielle Wilson, Soph. Margie Wimer, Fr. Catharina Wirblad, Soph. Barb Roth, lr. Suzanne Rowe, Soph. lo Ann Souder, Reva Stubblefueld, Nancy Terhune H.: nd .Q 136 'xlx WI? X-1' x ' Y x Doris Pu rcelli Soph. . F WE 7 I 5 - ' iw f j'?- i Nancy Peters, Sr. is in f li ii if 'U . x x f-.fax N '? fd' HS. Q-'B .2 x X- ,ix K 41 X f--e Qi .muy Sv 5 :::g,,, xx V, --- ' A T' - .J Y gl. 137 Gail Savage, Sr. jean Settle, Fr. Rachaneetorn Singhaphan Fr Gail Slemmer, Sr. Karen Stub, Soph. Meredith Walthal Marty White, Sr. l,F Anne Whitney, Sr. MCCLUER HALL x ,fn 138 will i l Mrs. Edna Steger, Head Resident lvfl' judiciary Board lean Ann Mackiewicz, Ann Matthews, Sally Scudder, President, Maggie Daly, Mary Kay Bordner :mn 41 A: '1 Y ., 5 A , mi 4, , . 1 eh N 3 i Z V' M - i G i 2 1 , Carolee Ashwell, Soph, Ann Austin, Soph. Alys Baldwin, Fr. ludy Bassnett, lr. jan Soph. Mary Kay Bordner, jr. Blankenship, I Dee Adams, Fr. ludy Arnold, lr. ,l-in 3 if ask i 1-: P A 1 il. Q X My N 'Gif 'TW' 'eff' WJ Qual' r Re. Ann Dickgiesser, Fr. Vicki Dohrmann, Caren Cates, Fr. Jeanne Chappell, Sr. Laura Clagett, jr. Cheryl Cogswell, Fr. Mary Collier, Soph. Erika Concannon, Soph. Margaret Daley, Soph. Linda Davis, Soph. Susan Dayus, Fr. r In Phu 1 1 3. .VH M: ly., V ' A i Www f , 2 'Q I xl 'f In 3, fl , X l 'rf' If 'lf' Mary Ellen Heslop, Sr. Ann Hill, Sr. Lauren Ewing, Sr. Ronnie Fischer, Sr. Kati Gillis, Sr. Harriet Gipson, Sr. Brittany Grace, Soph. Ellen Hecht, Fr. H Mary Ann Hodgins, Sr. Patsy Holloway, lr. l42 Arnette Hunger, Fr. Bernadette jackson, Sr. Connie Kanady, Soph. Claudia Klein, Fr. Aline Lindquist, Fr. Dale Little, Sr. Louise Lysne, Fr. Ann Mabon, Soph. GR -A fl! xsi P an . 143 Jean Ann Mackiewicz, lr. Debbie Martin, Fr. Mary lean Martinelli, Fr. Cherie O'Brien, Fr. Carolyn O'Shields, Fr. Lynda Pontius, Sr. Susan Post, Soph. Dotty Postlewaite, Soph. i .Ml -me- V Laura Prestridge, lr. pb Pat Proctor, Fr. Martha Raber, Fr. E'Iane Reatherford, lr. iw Q I get lean Ann Redpath, Soph. it M ,surf i ii Mfr if aw A-Q, 1, 1 ,J 144 Q ,gg w at ii ii ii ii EL wi.: it 222mm x ' N , ,V ii ,qi M sri , i 'R ' Af! A ug r ' i fifty Ni ' peat J M ,, B f' ' f 1 so 17 73' Susan Reid, Fr. Kathy Rinder, Fr. ,. 145 Cathy Skirron, Sr. Sally Scudder, Sr. Deborah Snider, Soph. Marian Taylor, Fr. Laura Thomas, Sr. lo Tomcak, Fr. janell Underwood, Sr. Susan Van Vlack, lr, Lu Walters, lr. Patt Ward, Soph. janet Westover, Soph. Karen White, Fr. 'H PARKER HALL Judiciary Board Cindy Drake, Mary jones, Vice-President, Val Campbell, President, Janice Hunt, Judy Schoeps, Karen McKinley, lanice Ellwood, jill Vance Mrs. Ruth Kendig, Head Resident janet Acton, Soph. Marilyn Adamson, Soph. Berte Baker, Fr. Rea Baldridge, Soph. Janet Barbour, Sr. Barbara Barnett, lr. Marsha Bassett, Soph. Phyllis Benson, Fr. Nancy Brice, jr. Sharon Brown, Soph. jan Buckingham, Soph. Jeanine Butts, Fr. 4117 E' it N .ri v--W 55 Gail Driver, jr. Mary Sue Dunlevey, Fr Mary Lou Durbin, lr. Peggy Durham, Soph. Neva Ellwein, Fr. Gaye Evans, Soph. Barbara French, lr. Linda Froemling, Sr. Mary Lou Griffin, Fr. Janice Hunt, lr. Nelda Gates, Fr. Lynn Gibson, Soph. Liz Grey, Soph. -,ip 150 'Chev G55 Mary K. johnson, Fr Candie jones, Fr. Mary jones, jr. Joann Kerns, Fr. . 4 , , ,, ,f . If if f Elizabeth Kimmell, Fr. .1-,. 4,1 '9-PYT? .I . .' A . . :IU Marianne Kitchell, Soph. Mary Kool, Fr. joy Kruse, Sr. Wenda Lane, Fr. lifal-qpfa Ar Suxanne Laster, Fr, Susan Lovett, Fr. 151 ifggl' i 'WV' 'YN-v Patty McDannald, Fr. Karen McKinley, Soph. Carolyn Mairs, Fr. Sharon Martin, Fr. Kristie Mochow, Soph. Gaylyn Murray, Fr. Lynn Nobles, Fr. Lynn Pendleton, jr. ,158 44N fx,-3 'ix YU -is fb T15 KS I 59- 'Y'-'vx 'Q' Adrienne Penrod, Fr. Karen Petering, Fr. Charlene Pflug, Fr. Mary Ramin, Fr. Ki Lenora Rogers, Fr. Eva Rohrer, Soph, Sue Sanders, Fr. Judith Schoeps, Soph jane Shannon, Fr. Sandy Siehl, Soph. Helen Sims, Soph. Diana Smith, Soph. T '35 was w w was Susan Spindler, Fr. Claudia Tappen, Fr. Sharon Temme, Soph. joannie Timmins, Fr. Martha Thomason, lr. Nancy Turnure, jr. 1, --JK wg-v-r Nav' Sli: 1'-7' ,-1, an Ea I W julie Trotter, Fr. Mary Anne Umsted, Soph Nancy Van Allen, lr. jill Vance, Jr. loellyn Warren, Fr. Cindy Weir, Fr. Lynn White, Fr. Rebecca Wieland, Fr. Carolyn Wiese, Soph. Linda Williams, Fr. Diana Wisdom, Fr. Ann Zearing, Fr. SIBLEY HALL kg' Mrs. Kathryn Clymonts, Head Resident judiciary Board Pat Clapp, Meredith Reichel, Kathy Pfeifer, President, Bonnie Bogden Ollien Abras, Soph Anne Aspoas, jr. Marilyn Bennett, Sr Bonnie Bogden, Ir Deborah Burns, lr. Sherri Burns, Sr. Sandy Caldwell, Sr Suzie Carlston, Sr. V .59 'frm l59 , I ka:- 'R k, if' V - joan Chapman, Sr. Wendy Davis, Sr. Sherri Dennis, Sr. Marla Dill, Sr. Mary Enley, lr. Shirley Feller, Soph Judi Fritsch, Sr. Marty Gaffney, Sr. Carol Garcia, Sr. Anne Griggs, Sr. Tricia Holder, Sr. --s tix- fv If vs.: Gloria jacovou, jr. Daraka Kiattinat, lr. Chris Kieinholz, Soph. Linda Knight, Soph. ludy Kraak, jr. Kathi Kruger, lr. 160 'nf Q---:Tv 'YQ ig, 'wiv 1 L Vicki Lea, Sr. Linda Loughridge, Sr. 161 Beth Lower, Sr. Samye Miller, Sr Kathy Pfeifer, Sr. Y .4-IX Meredith Reichel, Sr Ann Robinson, Sr. Edie Rogers, Sr. Linda Ross, jr. Sim loan Rucker, Soph. l62 Louise Stephens, jr. Beth Stokes, Soph. Lynn Trout, Sr. Katie Gaffney Velsor, Sr Sue Warburg, Sr. Peggy Westgate, Sr. Betty Witthaus, Sr. Ginny wolf, Sr. I I fw 'N . H, X gg A? 1? . STIMULATING AND ENCOURAGING ONE's OUTLOOK 1 ,M 'W it I ?::,,-M. , ' . ...'f.f:f-'J::- :65'4l:,1 ' 4' est ?- .fx f ' vv-g,'f3fP,,QWggs4, JOHN ANTHONY BROWN President of the College Wm K ... an -ii GARY H. QUEHL Vice-President and Dean of the College IAMES F. HOOD Assistant Dean of the College Director of the Summer Session B. RICHARD BERG Vice-President for Public Affairs EARL L. DAVIS Director of Admissions gm A.-1? , Q W M c,.V,, ,W ,358 S: .V k 4 4 2'E:'2E .S 2 Q' . I , s X 'ii - Q . ?., .L . L 1 U f 1 , .. iid.. if 3 Q, - .2 -.rdrtr 4, 5 5 W g , .2 5' 2. 2, n LL V 4 g , -J-'f , . ,em , ng. 1 i fx .Vg f.- MARY E. AMBLER DOROTHY ROUDEBUSH Libmian Counselor ,...f, .NS If , an E i nal., JULIA TEMPLETON Secretary to the Librarian, JEAN STANGLER Assistant to the Librarian, MARY AMBLER Li- brarian, ANDREA BLODGETT Secretary to the Librarian. MARY E. YONKER PAT JACKSON Secretaries to the President 1 ' u 'i EVA EMORY Secretary to the Registrar a, A VERDINE COLE Secretary to the Vice-President DOLORES' DILKS Secretary to the Alumni Assoc. MARIE MAYFIELD Secretary to the Dean of Students 170 1 I DORTHY IRVINE Secretary to the Assistant Dean FLORINE PIATT Secretary to the Vice President and the Dean ALICE WIESE Secretary in Business Office 55521-. VIRGINIA SEABOLT Secretary in Public Relations .2 IANET WILHELM, IANICE COLE, MELBA BILYEU, AUDREY KALIST Secretaries in Ad mission Office ru fifth MARY M. GARDNER Mailing Services H ii -N : V ::: ' Mfg..-3, W so N V WRW ,,,. , , V W, :,,, , W I , M, ri! ,' i , - 52 M' f ' i i ii -. . i w was iv ii ii: .Ju ,ii is l HUGO JOHN BAUER l7l Associate Professor, Director of Audio Visual Center and Language Labor- atory. -irliii rr'f ,L :mi 'auf 35 K ' Yggwil CHARLES H. BUSHNELL Superintendent of Building and Grounds MARY I. HOBELMANN Clerk IIE? I i ,. H- I :V igE..gg.im wggiji, ,Egs.,,,r. - 'ii 221, MAINTENANCE PERSONAL RICHARD SCHUTZ Director of Food Service DINING ROOM PERSONAL .f .. H- Id lu ....,. Uv. 1. .. , , p 4. I . ei, - vim L f- iff fiiiql ' , xiii, 2,1 ifffiff 1 'z ,rf faffIT1g1..x xg' -Ast'-M, :if-'WH' , X My wiv 'Vg' Q U rl- ,, M5 .KLM MW -v W... I , -, fit I H km 5 . 0 if .- , i Q ,Q J ' 0 Nx, .gg M Af fqd w mi 1 ,gm gr-- Mby, GROFF STEWART BITTNER Acting Chairman, Assistant Professor, Music KENNETH G. GREENLAW Assistant Professor, Music JOSEPH C. ROBBINS Assistant Professor, Music FRANKLIN E. PERKINS Visiting Associate Professor, Music i ' i 4 MARTHA MAY BOYER Chairman, Professor, Communication Arts ALLEGRA SWINGEN Associate Professor, Music 'I I Mirhnv ,Z ROBERT DOUGLAS HUME Associate Professor Speech HOWARD A. BARNETT - i - Chairman, Alice Parker Professor of English, Director of the ' Senior Synthesis f AGNES SIBLEY Professor, English ' 'lil from par! f' ia! 'L-mm f mthc I Q solution... ,5 ' you're 1 1 f '- .-N ohm- P' I problem. ' W' ii il -If m'..fff V, fi' A' ' i ri f iig,5ggggiyf,iii q,i , ,,,, .M , W. Nw' ll ll ii lil lllliiimirllslfi RM rf-semi M' 'li ii CAROL WATSON Instructor, English L iif is., f-44 JAMES H. FEELY Associate Professor, English JEAN N. FIELDS Instructor, English and Communication Arts 177 HARRY E. MINETREE Assistant Professor, English and Communication Arts lf',.1?f reall 4 ' 355757 W Sgr M. H ...Ns-'X R. HAZEL M. TOLIVER Chairman, Professor, Classics LUIS CALVEZ Chairman, Professor, Modern Languages CAROL NISBET Instructor, Classics . Q Assistant Professor, Modern Languages ,i KATHERINE NORRIS Assistant Professor, Modern Languages IANE THOMPSON MUDD Assistant Professor, Modern Languages THOMAS W. DOHERTY Professor, Modern Languages , -.. .MN , - v .. ...,... . Y, , ,fn V, -. , . ,,..,...,,.af . , . .T H Y 1 H 55 . - , Y .qi ' f V , ' : H ,QW N 3? 1 J. ary' A Y Nw 'r -, Q V 1 ,Y 'Q , is W, 2 f A- 4 yqffxwfs Q, 1 'W ' r 31 tr ie is vig :L 2- i an wr' 'Q EUGENE C. CONOVER Chairman, Margaret Leggat Butler Professor of Philosophy and Re- ligion LUCY MORROS Instructor, Modern Languages --- ---- 1 WILLIAM WEST THOMAS Associate Professor, Philosophy and Religion ESTHER L. JOHNSON Associate Professor, Philosophy and Religion EMMA PURNELL Associate Professor and Director, Secretarial Insti tute. 181 IAMES FREDERICK HOOD Chairman, Professor, History HOMER CLEVENGER Professor Emeritus, History and Political Science, Consultant in Geog raphy .l.l.lEmil4 Vlllilfil N 'E-E STANLEY PAUL CAINE Assistant Professor, History ELINOR TOURNEY MERIDETH Assistant Professor, History 5.1 -. w N jf '- what DELORES l. WILLIAMS Chairman, Associate Professor, Political Science IOHN B. MOORE Chairman, Professor, Economics RICHARD A. WIER Assistant Professor, Political Science GEORGE JAY WARHEIT Acting Chairman, Associate Professor, Sociology JAMES DAVID TEMMEN Instructor, Sociology ,..,,-r y -J r 1 mm EDWARD E. EDDOWES ANN FEAGAN NORD Chairman, Professor, Psychology 184 Assistant Professor, Psychology Z N ff JANE R. WILHOUR VIRGINIA LEWIS CARPENTER Assistant Professor of Psychology and Education Assistant Professor, Psychology aa, 1.5 mx, A we af' 4.1: I 'V ' '-E.: - I 'r' , if 7 5-' rf. X im. new rm,- 5? ' f Hs,,Nf?f3, B W - rags ,J...s as ,tt ,twig We '5p5fr:szfgeA.ssfxgf, -1 .- or ,- .-ff fu 'K ,iss : :- 11115: , 2 ' 17 K f Q.1v1f1a,f1-if ww if 2vsgwsts?1glgFg:u 2 g g 1 B' iii fizffsriezsf ' 3 r K X -efrafwgggeft-,.fr w f Z gg K Xf- fn- at-Jes' , as 5,3 we J W wie, . , ,,.t W X . rgsezregggn.. to N , nw - -mfwff ?L tS55g,g,r2El 'i M .:..M,s, BERNARD GEORGE DeWULF Chairman, Professor, Education 'x MARIORIE ANN BANKS Associate Professor, Education 'se , , 5: Wea? is 1' ' h. ww-M-fi-N .. . , 6 ' l we ggggli ..i J,-if s' ' ' - ' lmssizfii M ww 1 K, .. WALTER l. GRUNDHAUSER Chairman, Professor, Biological Science 0 PETER GRAHAM Assistant Professor, Biological Science IS6 MARION DAWSON RECHTERN Professor, Biological Science if hi CAROLYN W. VOKOUN Instructor Biological Science IOHN A. BORNMANN Chairman, Professor, Chemistry 137 TERESA In WELCH Assistant Professor, Chemistry 1 Z-f if a ZA fQJ44 fr SL . K 2 'I , R, xg ' Y th ROBERT W. MURDOCK Chairman, Associate Professor, Mathematics IOY EBEST Instructor, Physical Education 188 LOUISE S. BEASLEY Professor, Mathematics h, FERN PALMER Bl'l'TNl:R Instructor, Physical Education A -, - ' :-'ft M 1 , ,,v+ 'WS 'I l s. l GRAZINA O. AMONAS Associate Professor, Physical Education DOROTHY ROSS Chairman, Professor Physical Education SENIOR INDEX BECKY ACHELPOHL St. Charles, Missouri CATHY ALEXANDER Mt. Vernon, Illinois CHARLOTTE ALI St. Louis, Missouri Dean's Honor Roll, 2,3, Honor Board, 4, Sibley House Staff, 4, Social Council, 3, Freshman Counselor, Niccolls, 1, Student Ad- visory Committee on Art, 4. LINDA ALLEN Florissant, Missouri Freshman Math Award, 1, Dean's Honor roll, 1,2,3, Butler House President, 4, SNEA, 4, Triangle Club, 2,3,4, President's Council, 3, Pi Mu Epsilon, 3,4, Salvation Army, 1. LYDIA ALLRED O'Fallon, Missouri Mu Phi, 4. IEAN BAILEY St. Charles, Missouri Dean's Honor Roll, 2,3, Encore Club, President 3, Parker House Staff, 3, Psychology Club, 2,3, Tutor, 3. IANET BARBOUR Littleton, Colorado GINGER BAUER St. Charles, Missouri SUSAN BELL St. Paul, Minnesota Linden Bark, 1, Young Democrats, 2,4, Spanish Club, 2,4, junior Year Abroad, 3. MARILYN BENNETT Denver, Colorado Class Treasurer, 4, Dean's Honor Roll, 3, Sibley House Staff, 3,4, SNEA, 2,3,4, SNEA Treasurer, 4, Student Council Dorm Repre- sentative, 3. CAROL BOLLINGER Malverne, New York Dean's Honor Roll, 3, Ayres House Staff, 3, Secretary President's Council, 4, Philosophy Club, 2,3, Philosophy Club Publicity Co- Chairman, Treasurer, 3, Tutor Coordinator, 3. CINDY BRANDOW Falls Church, Virginia DOROTHY BRUNE St. Louis, Missouri Dean's Honor Roll, 4. SHERRI BURNS Chatham, New jersey CANDY BUSS Hamilton, Illinois SANDRA CALDWELL Kansas City, Missouri Choir, 4, Dean's Honor Roll, 3, Sibley House Staff, 4. SUZANNE CARLTON Palatine, Illinois Choir, 1, Women's Recreation Association, 1. IOAN CHAPMAN Wellesley, Massachusetts Choir, 1,2,3,4, Choralaires, 3, Parker House Staff, 3, Linden Scroll, 4, SIN, 1,2,3,4, SIN Vice-President, 3, SIN YWCA Regional Rep- resentative, 4, Student Council Curriculum Committee, 3, Stu- dent Council Chairman Ianuary term Study Committee, Public Affairs Club, 1,2, Student Delegate to Midwest Model U.N., MENC, 2, Tutor 2, Community Service, 3,4, Coordinator Religion- ln-Life Day on Women , 3, Student Chairman Fall Series, Sf1zxuality in Context Admissions Trainee, 4, Admissions Coun- se or,4. IEANNE CHAPPELL Ierseyville, Illinois SHARON CLELLAND Delray Beach, Florida SUE CONDE Manhattan, Kansas BARBARA COOK Alton, Illinois Student Council Representative, 2, Triangle Club, 2,3, Young Republicans,1. BETTY COONS Union, Missouri CAROLINDA COWLES Alexandria, Virginia Alpha Psi Omega, 3,4, Carriage House Cast, 2, Crew, 3, Carriage House Staff Member, 4, KCLC AM Staff, 4. MARY COX St. Charles, Missouri Day Students Organization, 4. MARGARET CRAWFORD Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Infvin House President, 4, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3, SNEA, 3,4, SIN, 1, Women's Recreation Association, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer, 4, Big Sister Program, 1, Irwin's Campus Chest Representative, 3. ESTELLE CREWS St. Paul, Minnesota DIANE CROW St. Louis, Missouri Dean's Honor Roll, two semesters. ADALAIDE DALEY St. Charles, Missouri IUDITH DARLINGTON Des Moines, Iowa Choir, 3, Dean's Honor Roll, four semesters, SIN, 1, Freshman Council, 3, Tutor 3, Voluntary Improvement Program, 2, Mer- rill-Palmer Semester Detroit, Michigan, 4, Curriculum Commit- tee, 3. GWENDOLYN DAVIS Arlington, Virginia Alpha Epsilon Rho, 3 Vice-President and Secretary, 4, Carriage House Reservations Manager, 4, Sibley House Staff, 3, KCLC, 2, Publicity, 1, Traffic Manager, 3,4, Continuity Manager, 4, SIN Pub- Iicity Manager, 3. SUE DEAL Bridgeton, Missouri CATHY DEAN St. Charles, Missouri SHERRI DENNIS Rockford, Illinois Alpha Lambda Delta, 'I,2,3,4, Treasurer, 2, Beta Chi, 1,2,3,4, Treas- urer 3, Dean's Honor Roll, five semesters, Sibley House Staff, 2,3, Linden Leaves, 1, Section Editor, 3, Co-editor, 4, Linden Scroll, 4, Social Council, 1,2,3,4, Triangle Club, 2,3,4, Public Affairs Club, 1, Spanish Club, 1,3, Curriculum Committee, 2. MARLA DILL Shaker Heights, Ohio Sibley House Staff, 3, Spanish Club, 2, Secretary, 3, Psychology Club, 2,3, Secretary and Publicity, 4, Tutor, 2, Emaus Home, 3, Lindenwood Drama Productions, 1,4. ANNE DOHERTY St. Charles, Missouri Alpha Lambda Delta, 1,2, President's Scholarship, 2, Dean's Honor Roll, four semesters, Tutor, 2,4, Committee on off-Campus Study, 4, lunior Year Abroad. ELISE DONALDSON Kennett Square, Pennsylvania IOAN DWYER St. Charles, Missouri BETTY DYE Newport, Rhode Island Class President, 4, Butler House President, 3, Butler House Staff, 2,3, Linden Leaves, 1, SNEA, 1,2,3,4. LAUREN EWING Oakhurst, New jersey Choir, 3,4, Honor Board, 3,4, Mu Phi Epsilon, Historian, 2 Treas- urer 3,4, SNEA, 1,2,3,4, Student Council Representative, 1,2, MENC,1,2,3,4, Young Republicans. CATHERINE FALCONE Westfield, New jersey Secretary of the Senior Class, 4, Irwin House Staff, 3, Student Council Representative, 3, Social Council Representative, 4, Women's Recreation Association, 1,2, Secretary, 3,4. MARY FALCONE Westfield, New jersey Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, Irwin House Staff, 2,3,4, SNEA, 4, Women's Recreation Association, Dorm Representative, 1, Vice-President, 2, President, 3,4, President's Council, 3,4. BONNIE FIELDER Freeburg, Illinois Choir, 4. CHARLENE FINDERS St. Charles, Missouri ROWENA FISCHER San Antonio, Texas Senior Cabinet, 4, Pi Alpha Delta, 2, SNEA, 2,3,4, Young Demo- crats, 1, Secretary, 4. LINDA FORREST Brookfield, Missouri Cobbs House Staff, 3,4, Social Council Representative, 3,4, Tri- angle Club, 2,3,4, Psychology Club, 2,3. PAMELA FOSTER St. Charles, Missouri Choir, 1,2, Day Students Organization, 1,2,3,4, Dean's Honor Roll, three semesters, SNEA, 3,4, Student Council Representa- tive,3. IUDITH FRITSCH St. Louis, Missouri SNEA, 1,2,4, SIN, 1,2,3, Psychology Club, 3,4, V.l.P. 1, Emmaus Home, 2, Wesley Foundation, 3, Missouri YWCA Regional Council Member, 3. LINDA FROEMLING Granite City, Illinois Alpha Lambda Delta, 1,2,3,4, Dean's Honor Roll, six semesters, Mu Phi Epsilon, 1,2,3,4, SNEA, 4, Young Republicans, 4, Girl Scouts, 3. MARGARET GAFFNEY Syosset, New York Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, Confluence Staff, 4, Honor Board, 3,4, Linden Bark, 1, Linden Scroll, 4, Orchesis,1,2,3. CAROL GARCIA Larchment, New York Parker House Staff, 1, SNEA, 4, Spanish Club, 1,2, Psychology Club,1,2,3,4. MIRIAM GERBER Barrington, Illinois KATI GILLIS Deerfield, Illinois SUSAN GOOD Hackettstown, New jersey Transfer Student from Keuka College, 2, Freshman Council, 1, Women's Recreation Association Court, 1, SNEA, 1, Ski Club Secretary, 1, Senior Class Vice-President, 4, Honor Board, 4, Linden Leaves Co-Editor, 4, Linden Scroll, 4, SNEA, 2,3,4, Women's Recreation Association, 2,3,4, Publicity Chairman, 3. SALLY GORDON Webster Groves, Missouri ANNE GRIGGS Kansas City, Missouri Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, Dorm Treasurer, 3, Vice- president, 4, SNEA, 2,3,4, MARGARET HALLER St. Charles, Missouri Dean's Honor Roll, two semesters, Day Students Organization, 1,2,3,4, SNEA, 3,4, SIN, 3. LOUISE HALLWORTH San Diego, California MARY LOU HAMILTON O'Fallon, Missouri ROANNE HARLESS San Angelo, Texas Irwin House President 2,35 President Linden Scroll 4. PENELOPE HARRISON Morrill, Nebraska Alpha Epsilon Rho, 3,45 Encore Club, 1,25 Honor Board, 45 Butler House'Treasurer 1,2, Vice-President, 3, Chairman 4, KCLC 2,4, Chief Engineer, 35 Linden Leaves, 25 Linden Scroll, 45 SNEA, 15 Student Council Vice-President in charge of judicial Affairs, 45 Butler Freshman Counselor, 2. VAN HAVILAND St. Louis, Missouri Phi Sigma Tau, 4. IULIANNE HENDREN Paris, Texas Choir, 1,25 Choralaires, 15 Encore Club, 25 Butler House Staff, 45 Linden Bark, 15 Social council, 45 Spanish Club, 45 Philosophy Club, 45 Psychology Club 45 Chairman, Freshman Council, 15 East Texas State University Spanish and Psychology Club, 3. VAN HERRINGTON St. Petersburg, Florida Young Democrats MARY ELLEN HESLOP Belleville, Illinois Honors Recital, 35 Choir, 1,2,35 Dean's Honor Roll, three semes- ters5 Orchesis, 1,25 SNEA, 1,25 Freshman Counselor, 45 Young Republicans, 45 Psychology, 3, Vice-President,45 Tutor, 2. ANN HILL Kenilworth, Illinois CHRIS HINTON St. Charles, Missouri MARY ANN HODGINS Marinette, Illinois PATRICIA HOLDER Houston, Texas Alpha Lambda Delta, 1,2,3, Senior Advisor, 45 Choir, 1,25 Senior Cabinet, 45 Dean's Honor Roll, five semesters5 Encore Club Sec- retary,45 Orchesis,1,2,35 SNEA, 3,45 Psychology Club,4. LOVICE HOLLAND O'Fallon, Missouri Dean's Honor Roll, three semesters. CAROLYN HOLLIDAY Ferguson, Missouri GAIL HUDGENS St. Ann, Missouri Day Student's Organization, 1,2,3,45 SNEA, 3,45 Tutor, 3. LINDA IORIO Philadelphia, Pennsylvania BERNADETTE JACKSON Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Encore Club Historian, 1, Member, 25 Dorm Representative on Honor Board, 45 Social Council Representative for McCluer, 3,45 KCLC, 1,25 Honor Board Representative, 45 Linden Leaves, 25 Women's Recreation Association, 1,25 President's Council, 35 Psychology Club, 2,4, President, 3. LINDA IINKERSON St. Louis, Missouri Cobbs House President, 45 Cobbs House Treasurer 25 Linden Bark, 25 Queens and Courts, 35 SNEA, 1,2,3,45 Student Council Representative, 3, Chairman of Opinion Board, 35 Tutor, 1. BRENDA IOHNSON Salina, Kansas FRANCIS IOPLIN Winfield, Missouri SUSAN IOSEPHSON Rochester, New York Choir 1,25 Griffin Editor, 45 Linden Bark Editor, 2,35 Poetry Society, 1,25 Student Council Representative, 35 Tutor, 2,3, Co- Chairman, 45 Emaus Home, 1. SHERRY KELLEHER Needham, Massachusetts IOY KESLER Lombard, Illinois Alpha Lambda Delta, 1,2,3,45 Choir, 45 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester5 Eta Sigma Phi, 2,3, President, 45 Irwin House Staff, 15 Orchesis, 1,45 Pi Alpha Delta, 1,2,3,45 SIN, 25 Tutor, 25 Inner-city Social Work, 25 junior Year Abroad in Athens, Greece. KAY KIRKLAND Troy, New York ELLEN KOEHLER St. Louis, Missouri Day Students Organization, 3,45 SNEA1,2,3,45 Tutor, 1. IOY' KRUSE St. Louis, Missouri Frosh Writing Contest Honorable Mention, 15 Griffin Staff, 25 Ayres Hall Sounding Board, 2,35 Linden Bark, 1,25 Opera Theatre, 3,45 Tutor, 35 Salvation, 1. IEANNE KU HLMAN Indianapolis, Indiana Philosophy Club, 3. VICKI LEA Broken Arrow, Oklahoma DALE LITTLE Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Senior Cabinet, 45 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester5 Linden Bark Business Manager, 35 Linden Leaves Advertising Manager, 25 SNEA, 45 Young Republicans, 2,45 Philosophy Club, 3. IUDITH LOEFFLER St. Charles, Missouri Day Student's Organization, 1,2,3,45 Tutor, 35 Newman Club, 1,2,3. ANN LOHRMAN St. Charles, Missouri Alpha Psi Omega, 45 Day Student Organization, Secretary, 2,3, President, 4. EILEEN LONERGAN Coconut Grove, Florida LINDA LONG Hartland, Wisconsin Student Art Show Honorable Mention, 1, Student Art Show Prints, First Prize, 2, Opel Kadett Car Paint-In Contest Winner, 4, Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, Linden Bark, 1, Young Demo- crats Publicity Chairman, 4, Tutor, 4. LINDA LOUGHRIDGE Fort Smith, Arkansas VICTORIA LOWE Midland, Texas Alpha Epsilon Rho Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3, National President, 4, Alpha Lambda Delta, 1,3,4, Historian, 2, Alpha Sigma Tau, 4, Carriage House, 2, Dean's Honor Roll, five semesters, Butler House Staff, 1,2, KCLC Sales and Continuity Manager, 2,3, Station Manager, 4, Orchesis, 1,2, Student Council Representa- tive, 2, President's Committee for Co-ordinate. BETH LOWER Wheaton, Illinois Dean's Honor Roll, two semesters, Confluence Staff Manuscript Editor, 3,4, Sibley House Staff, 4, Linden Bark Managing, 3, Co- tillion Court, Social Council Representative for Sibley, 4, Tutor, 2, Transfer Student from the University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, 2. IUDY MAXWELL St. Charles, Missouri Day Student Organization, 1, SNEA, 1, Tutor, 2,4. DONNA MCCASLIN St. Charles, Missouri Alpha Lambda Delta, 2,3, Day Student's Organization, 1,2,3,4, Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, Queens and Courts, 3, SNEA, 3,4, Student Council Representative, 2, Desmoiselles, 3,4. LINDA MCCORMICK St. Charles, Missouri Linden Scroll Scholarship, 1, Day Student's Organization, 4, Niccolls House Staff, 2, Linden Scroll, 4, SIN, 1,2,4, President, 3, Student Council Representative, 2, Freshman Counselor, 2, President's Council, 3. IAYNE MCCOY Greencastle, Indiana Parker House Staff, 3, Young Democrats, 2,3,4, Psychology Club, 2,3, President, 4. PATRICIA MCKIBBIN St. Ann, Missouri Day Student's Organization, 2,3,4, KCLC junior Staff, 3, Alpha Epsilon Rho, 3,4, Griffin Staff, 4, Tutor, 3, Desmoiselles, 4, SNEA, 4, Choir, 4. SAMYE MILLER Lexington, Kentucky GENTRY MOELLENHOFF St. Louis, Missouri IANET MORGAN Chicago, Illinois Day Student's Organization, 1,2, KCLC, 1, Pi Alpha Delta, 1, Treasurer, 2, Triangle Club, 4, Desmoiselles, 3. NANCY NEMEC St. Charles, Illinois Publication in Griffin, 3, Griffin Staff 3, Assistant Editor, 4, Honor Board Representative, 4, Sounding Board Representative, 3, Linden Bark, 1, Editor-in-Chief, 2, Poetry Society, 3,4, Student Council Quick Check Chairman, 4, Tutor, 3, Publications Board, 2, Inner-Club Council, 2. GAIL NEUMANN St. Charles, Missouri IEAN NIXON Ellisville, Missouri Day Student's Organization, 1,2,3,4, Dean's Honor Roll, two semesters, SNEA, 4. KATHLEEN PEARSON St. Charles, Missouri Day Student's Organization, 1,2, SNEA, 3,4, Triangle Club, 4. PAT PENKOSKE St. Charles, Missouri Alpha Lambda Delta, 1,2,3,4, Alpha Sigma Tau, 3,4, President's Scholarship, 2,3, Day Student's Organization, 1,2,4, vice-President, 3, Dean's Honor Roll, seven semesters, Linden Scroll, 4, Poetry Society, 3,4, Triangle Club, 2,4, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Young Democrats, 4. KAY PERRY Ada, Oklahoma Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, SNEA, 3,4. IARY PERSONS St. Charles, Missouri NANCY PETERS llliopolis, Illinois Honor Board representative, 3, Chairman, 4, W.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Sports Co-ordinator, 3, Linden Scroll, 4. KATHY PFEIFER Milwaukee, Wisconsin Alpha Psi Omega, 3, President, 4, Carriage House Staff, 2, House Manager, 3, General Manager, 4, Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, Sibley House President, 4, Cobbs House Staff, 2,3, Linden Bark, 4. HELEN POLONSKI Somerset, New jersey LYNDA PONTIUS Michigan City, Indiana Dean's Honor Roll, one semester, Irwin House Staff, 1, Irwin Social Council, 1, SNEA, 3,4, Irwin Freshman Counselor, 3, Tutor, 2. MEREDITH REICHEL Kansas City, Missouri Sibley House Staff, 3, Treasurer, 4, SIN, Secretary-Treasurer, 2. ANN ROBINSON England, Arkansas EDIE ROGERS Hopkinsville, Kentucky Sculpture Award, 2, Chairman of the Food Committee, 2, Dean's Honor Roll, two semesters, Poetry Society, 3, Dorm Vice-Presi- dent, 3, judiciary Board, 3, Vanderbilt-in-Spain, 4, Fifth Award McAA,4. ELOIS RUTH Warrenton, Missouri MARTHA SAATHOFF Trenton, Illinois MELINDA SACHS St. Louis, Missouri SUE SAMPLE St. Charles, Missouri CATHY SAMPSON Scarsdale, New York GAIL SAVAGE Lynn, Massachusetts Irwin House Staff, 45 Young Democrats, 45 Tutor, 2,4. IOYCE SCHNEIDER Foristell, Missouri KATY SCOTT Louisiana, Missouri SARAH SCUDDER Louisville, Kentucky Dean's Honor Roll, two semesters5 McCIuer House President, 45 McCluer House Staff, 35 SNEA, 3,45 Young Democrats, 45 Spanish Club, 2,35 Psychology Club, 3. IANE SECK Bushnell, Illinois Brooklyn National Laboratory Research Assistant Appointee Sum- mer Student Program, 45 Cobbs House Staff, 25 SIN, 25 Student Council Sounding Board, 35 Triangle Club, 2,3,45 Tutor, 25 Ameri- can Chemical Society, 4. IUDY SEGAL Rock Island, Illinois NAN SEYBERT St. Charles, Missouri ANN SILVA Columbus, Indiana Choir, 1,25 KCLC, 'I5 Linden Leaves, 1,45 Young Republicans, 45 Psychology Club Secretary, 45 Tutor, 25 Emmaus Home, 1. DIANE SINGER Union Bridge, Maryland CATHY SKIRROW New Providence, New jersey GAIL SLEMMER Cincinnati, Ohio Senior Cabinet, 45 Linden Leaves, 45 Women's Recreation As- sociation, 1,2,3, Social Chairman, 45 Young Republicans, 2,45 Art Department Advisory Committee, 45 Student Artist Guild, 2. LIZABETH SMITH San Antonio, Texas Beta Chi, 1,2,45 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester5 Desmoiselles, 45 Iunior Opera Guild, 1,25 Studied junior Year at the University ofTexas. SHERRIE SOUTAR Kirkwood, Missouri LAURA THOMAS Riverside, Connecticut Choir, 1,25 Choralaires, 1,25 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester5 McCluer House Staff, 35 Triangle Club, 2,3,45 Women's Recrea- tion Association, 1,2, Social Chairman, 35 Young Republicans, 3,45 Pi Mu Epsilon, 3,45 Tutor, 3. VIRGINIA TIFFANY St. Charles, Missouri Math Scholarship, 45 Day Student's Organization, 2,3,45 Dean's Honor Roll, seven semesters5 Triangle Club, 2,3,45 Pi Mu Epsilon, 35 Wesley-SIN Work Weekends, 3,4. IOAN TOMSCHIN Chesterfield, Missouri Day Student's Organization, 1,2,3,45 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester. PATRICIA TRAMPE St. Louis, Missouri Senior Cabinet, 45 Dean's Honor Roll, three semesters5 Cobbs House Staff 2, Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 45 SNEA, 1,2, His- torian, 3,45 Spanish Club, 2, Vice-President, 3. IANE TRAN ER St, Charles, Missouri LYNN TROUT Springfield, Pennsylvania Carriage House Treasurer, 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer, 45 Sibley House Staff, 2,3. PHYLLIS UNDERWOOD Lee's Summit, Missouri IOYCE VAUGHAN Berkeley, Missouri Choir, 25 Day Student's Organization, 2,3,45 Linden Leaves, 35 SNEA,2,3,4. KATHLEEN VELSOR Syosset, New York Purchase Award for Photography, 35 Class Vice-President, 25 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester5 Confluence Photographer,,45 Ayres Social Council, Linden Bark Photographer, 35 Linden Scroll, 45 Orchesis,1,2,3,45 Social Council, 2, Secretary, 3. ANNE VENTERS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma HOLLY VINCE Cleveland, Ohio Griffin Staff, 45 Linden Bark, 15 SIN, 25 Triangle Club, 3,45 Tutor, 2,45 Wesley Foundation of Rolla Work Weekends. SUE WARBURG Wenham, Massachusetts ELIZABETH WARREN Nashville, Tennessee Choir, 1,2,35 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester5 Encore Club, 1,4, President, 2,45 Cobbs House Staff, 25 Linden Leaves, 25 SNEA, 1,2,3,45 Public Affairs Club, 1,25 Young Republicans, 1,2, Program Chairman, 3, Vice-President, 45 Desmoiselles, 45 Psychology Club, 45 Tutor, 1,25 Emmaus Home, 15 Senior CounciI,4. RANDY WARREN Madison, Tennessee KCLC, 45 Planning Committee for Lindenwood II. 194- I TOVE WEISSER Skodsborg, Denmark PEGGY WESTGATE Wausau, Wisconsin Transfer Student from the University of Wisconsin, 15 House Staff, 2,35 Dean's Honor Roll, one semester5 SNEA, 2,3,45 Griffin Staff, 45 Tutor, 2. MARTHA WHITE Coral Gables, Florida Ayres Vice-President, 15 Women's Recreation Association, 1,4, Assistant Sports Coordinator, 25 Sports Coordinator, 35 Young Republicans, 35 Senior Class Cabinet, 45 Varsity Volleyball, 2,3,4, Hockey, 3,4, Tennis, 3,4. ANNE WHITNEY Aurora, Nebraska Choir, 1,25 Dean's Honor Roll, two semesters5 Niccolls, 1,25 Linden Bark, 3, C0-Editor, 45 Freshman, 2,45 fTutor, 35 Emmaus Home,1. KATHLEEN WILLIAMS St. Charles, Missouri choir, 3,45 Day Student's Organization, 1,2,3,45 Dean's Honor Roll, three semesters5 Honor Board, 45 Day Student's President, 35 Linden Leaves Business Manager, 45 Linden Scroll Secretary, 45 Student Council Representative, 25 Freshman Counselor, 35 Spanish Club, 1,25 Psychology Club, 3,45 Freshman Cabinet, 1. IUDY WILSON Maplewood, Missouri KIRSTIN WITMAN Andover, Massachusetts BETTY WITTHAUS Kirkwood, Missouri Alpha Lambda Delta, 15 Dean's Honor Roll, three semesters5 Griffin Staff, 2,3,45 Ayres House Staff, 25 Linden Scroll, 45 Social Council, 2,3. GINNY WOLF Naperville, Illinois SUSAN WOLFE St. Charles, Missouri IMOGENE YANKEY St. Charles, Missouri Day Student's Organization, 4. 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