Metropolitan Community College - Sunburst Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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X' ' . E. X X . X XX X :X XX: 'X L Q N X: XXX XX X X .XF-Q'XXk X -. XX XX X X: x X XXXX ,X :X X X. X X X. XX .XX XX :X X .XXX A X XX. X. .L X .X XXXXXX X X XXX XXX-XQXX.. 'X R. Xl. X X- XXX NXXSQX. 31 XX XX X X 'X. X 1112 X XX. X XXX X XXX- XXX XX X 'X XX. XX X1. XX X X XX X XXXXX X. XX X X XX XX X XXXX XX X XX X XX X A 'XfXXXfXXxRXx X k X X -X. XX XXX XXXXXX XXX X XXXxXX.XX XXXX XXL XXX .XX .XXX .. XXX X XX ' X X1 X XX X- X X '1.-XXX ...X .. XX .Xi XXXNY5 X X , .X . .. . X X X XX X. X. X X XX .XX X. X X. X. XX. XX XX . X.X X. XXQX. XXX XXX. X XX X. X X X xX,XSX X A little young, but a sign ol budding school spirit. Need for guidance in choosing classes- prompted Pam to consult with Mr. David Kirk, counselor. After paying her lee, Sarah received something free: student directory and activity interest cards. In S histc for evet hont grom chrc with Enrc is o and E ROLLME T A., choosing classes ' with Mr. David Mr Geor e Bunch checks student's r ram at th . g p og e library door, while the others wait their turn. All concerned hope lor no closed classes. In Sunburst '62, the staff has sought to present a pictorial history of the current school year, up to the deadline for final copy. Not every Junior College person and event has been recorded in this book, but the staff has honestly made every attempt to present as complete a group of pictures as time allowed. The arrangement is chronological, beginning with enrollment, and ending with pictures of members of the class of '62, Enrollment, often considered the bane of collegiate life, is of course necessary each semester before students and faculty can get on with the business oflearning. Coffee Break 5. Reaching the last line on the last card he wonders, will the adviser approve? Yip., Loolc who iusi blew in . . . Pal and Dave. Jus! dance honey . . . we'll worry aboul ihal laier! Kenfon? Dorsey? Marierie? Why don'1 lhey gel some good records! Marlin and Nancy show lhe enloymeni had by all. 34 x Because I'm a big drinker doesn'l mean you have to go home with someone else. good records! 'We 1 :' ww fs Q f Q Wifi .Sf , CVB 71 'O O O O departments i Bu Social Sciences . . . Soi The social sciences - history. sociology, eco- aff, nomics, and political science-deal with the warp on and woot ol human affairs. In these courses at wo, J. C., students have studied the past and present cm behavior of humankind, and have given thought gm to the molding ol the future. Ethics . . . S History . . Efhics creafivify. 'Now I know that city was here yesterday! X Psychology . . . X X X--0- Philosophy and Psychology . . . ln psychology and philosophy, students applied Pope's adage, The proper study of mankind is man , and Browning's challenge, Man's reach should exceed his grasp, else whot's a heaven tor. Stimulated by questions ancient and new, students in these departments considered human thought patterns, ethics, logic, and other such basic matters. co- :rp at ent uht ly!!! eggs 1-W, we yew N Y' fe: la:-r ' .sv . V 4 ,,fm'5.- . 2-effzfwmr-4:.,, . ,axis-R 3.24 X Nas' Business . Some business students took iobs immediately after earning the associate degree. Others went on to senior business schools, where their J. C. work in accounting and other business courses, and in liberal education, provided a strong back- ground for future work. ws. sf ., ., . N X NwXf!.YQ. gfz3wp3W.S e rg , Y, ssnwuwvfe QSWQMNZQ me ., QQQMX , ., f' ef' Q f Z' ' , CCOUD Ing wwf wi Carol is an interesting figure! Mathematics . . . Mathematics is the key to investigation and proof in many ol our endeavors. J. C. men and women of 1961-62 studied the intricacies ot algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. ln luture years they will, perhaps, apply their kr1owledge in fields as yet undreamed ol. swavf' Calculus . . Algebra and calculus are thresholds for reward- ing careers. A--QQ English . . Basic to any college curriculum, and to all busi- nesses and professions, is the ability to read with understanding and to write with precision and clarity. In English Department courses, stu- dents have pursued these goals under exper- ienced teachers of literature and composition. ,f X ' X : ' Z Z '4 W NWN X X 5 E 2333 Zsnx. eg Russian . . A , -Y ZX 4 or Wont Kruschev be s ed when we get to w . W, N mga W lex 4, W: SN QYQM is Q fr Nw .. Q Lan ua 9 93 Krxcgg. Q wx-sg is e J. C. foreign languages to the stu- dent-Frenqliglfjjaanish, Gennan, and Russian. Whether interested in languages as a maior lieldiggijlssimply as one part ot his total education, C. student sang the music ot the countg the works ot the country's writers, a f as he tried to coniugate verbs. All in language department supplied him with that he will never forget. se .E . X X. es KFSSNQ 'F ss kgs! .Ark ss N- a dsx? X X x Phi Stuc com trail but co-a dl , f 'Z4izff,f!' g'f.,..v v - 3 . C if ll 7 No' get Bow -.M f n Y' il f' Physical Education . . . Students maioring in Physical Education or iust compiling credits lor graduation received fine training at J. C. Not only were games learned, but there was also emphasis on sportsmanship, co-ordination, teamwork, and healthful living, dl attributes of a successful college graduate. 55,52 Swimming . . . 741, X X Now's a great time if M A n to thinlot howto get up! W Z' vip A rn! JI ,ff ., ,1 f 'f J .Q Four feet oft the board al-lords Charlie agood view ol the J. C. pool, emptied . lor repairs. ff , ,,,, mWAZ!lW,..m,WV Mm in C- lllli r r ,,., ,. ,,,, Mgdern Dance . . No strings attached! Last minute for Bowling IO. My 0 f . ,ff :X A. 12.511513 N ,Vw yffffzfx, Wm ,,,,!,,V , ff, f !4lw 1. WXAPWQ 4,-gow X., ,-,,,, 7. I wwesweeev . Zfeixvz.-r F-WXQ4-K M S Ci? Q5 xx fax wx , it .QNY . AW SKA Y, H. V1gYkY1,g2x Q wk me Art Speech Curses, foiled again! Speech... The Speech Department rendered a service to all students, regardless ot their maior interests, through its basic courses. Those with special speech interests and talents went on to special- ized courses, and participated in extracurricular activities in speech, reading, and drama. SZX i'jYZXJiQg Xfikikgq Qee QQQ QQ? gs Sex QSX MQW GSK A picture is worth a thousand words. Art.. AAL Perl well the com train V -Q 1 w W - Q Q: 'X K . if S7Kif3q97S'W'Yvf xswfg'-ftYi A I Nxmgwgwixx my? - . Q 4 Xp QRQQQQAZQ. QS' is X 3 ' . X, : 'le vga.. Whether a student was interested in improving his ability in drawing, painting, composition, or advertising, or iust learning to appreciate the work of the masters through Art Survey, J. C. ollered him a course tailored to his interests. Trips to the gallery tor extra study, or to Hyde Park tor extra sketching were not uncommon rdll StS, :ial ial- :lar M -L: is . w ,syn .., , gigfkxiffu x x 5 s 55 4 i,t'?'H I I Vi 1 X ,. -1 s , 4,.5..,fl , , WW Wm , X . , X If'W', .x. wg .s.fs24,myg 2 Music . . . Performances for various groups in the area, as well as lor the annual Christmas program and the Spring Festival, gave the people ot the community an opportunity to view the vocal training available at .l. C. xxk X XX X Harmony . . X .fs- Tvpms Backs straight, lingers relaxed, ready, begin! 5. And ah one, and ah two . . Home Economics . . Y Planning a party? These Home Economics students are the ones to see. Their specialties range from costume design and room decoration to food preparation and serving. Whether they aspire to be chefs, dietitians, or quality homemaliers, the background they have received at J. C. is more than adequate. Foods eu. :shew Ni' if we QW f fgtffal- g5f'.,,Q .... nir' ,SV is K' fe ,, Q92 si Drawing . . . 0 V' H-O-U-S-E Quantitative Analysis . . . Engineering . . . The Engineering student in 1961-62, as every year, lound himself in many problem-solving courses. Depth of theoretical knowledge, sllilllul use of mental and physical tools, and careful, complete analysis were required of the student engineer. With the expert teaching he found in the engineering courses, as well as in all his other courses, he could grow steadily toward mastery of his field. f M69 if ' 1, ff 4 f ,. 4 Surveying . ' fi 1 i 'Q p asf Twenty cents for I76 grams of ice cream? I4 i Honey! .sf fy A fi! X QQ? AW M 121 .Aw 4-X fx ,,.. 4 ,f e ffw X X if 3 Y ing llul lul, ent l in his ard If 4 lg x ' f : M , l - ,Q ,fl if nk, - Y W ' Kg Y , ,Iaf 1 wx? Fai ? rv- , uf' 'Q xl ' as-.., A Laboratory Sciences Future doctors and nurses, technicians, teachers and tists: all have studied sciences in l96l-62. Ch specialists have tdxen these they are challenging and any student who is 1 only for Q 4 and growth. 4' . Physiol Ile Biology Carmen Avila stu unoeba. ogy... 4' W , A Q Q, msn QWNAW: 9 sew lawn f KS Z AW W5 f 6 xc V I X X I ,sg wm- e night life ofthe Physiology . . . :mg 'M-asm ,X K Qs, x NY x Q X 1' xv, NN, M , A - em .MAMA .QS A Q ,vi Theres more than one way to slnn a cat laughs Duane 4 rsqw-14521-fnwz Z 'A w ,ffff 'W W W' WW 4 W fi gc, Q ,f Wm, M- , mf, ,L ,ff ff 7, ,, .X M4 ,f 3 0, If-,,f,, ,f ,fwfr ,f.,,,wmf,ff ,fffmwozhfv , 2' ff -JM ,V 77:1 2 Ji V f' X M 07 'Q 'f f' ,W A Q2 W-ff.f.'z?'Yf'11,f'Jz,m JW I 1. yy ,, ,I 7 44 f - , f ef , ff ,f ff fe WMV, Q ,,, gh yu '74 wf ff ,pf , , ff if' ,f 1 f ,' ng The leg bone is connected to the hip bone. fair Science . . A study ol geography, whether n was a study of the distribution and charac- teristics ol the elements of natural en- vironment, the importance ol the maior ol nqew Betwee- nationwgiblations, gave J. C. students Wx 0, N S Q, Botany . . . 5 9 X .ka Y X Fl Bill Irelan, Mariorie Bauer, and Frances Pearson admire the lungi group. X X 'Y' Q xx' w X X , x, NW Nw t em. M . sf' 'ZQ7 Vi x f em, 60 Ogy - - N s S fxxqw NX Nav -Q sf '- www cv A 4 was Qs-41x,Ns fx 4 ,ka seem,xFsffS wN2.fS11N,w, , g Biology . . . Biology . . . lt multiplies exclaims Larry as Mr. Good and Joan Doubleday look on. X xx X Nxcxx NX XX XX X X X XXXXX an of the world around Do you thunk he wfggbmebodfs pet? asks s, c ,, cf ,. ,X eff cf ,N X f, JW, Busy day, busy day, busy, busy, busy day. 16 Z5.:gWfU7Z Pt Ph' too d el , ,,,,' K in del stu life C c was rac- en- uior Physical Sciences . . Physics, chemistry and geology provided tools for use in engineering, medicine, dentistry pharmacy, metallurgy and .,..-.-an-af m y ,, , fl, ,, l' l',, ,S IO,Q Y' llS- In Gd- Lzzs . . . . 'jfff,!3 .Y ,und in their own right. This yeargpjany stu- dents have entered uportkguentllic - - - 42470 studies which will occupy by lor a lifetime. 5 , ,.L..,?.A l i X 1 52 ' ilozc i f g, C , 133 4 5 FN F, ,rw -L 1 ,ff C emlstrvwe. . AW fc if , ffffyf W c j f X f 3 Ron Oglesbee discovers it takes more patience than practice to titrate. Chemistry . . . Who says the best cooks? Z Concepts learned in Physics will be useful throughout an engineering career. I7 Physlcsfggz, Sorry won't get you through engineering f ,f ,J f I 'VV' m weather it s hard to decide which is more crowded the 'spacious' ln Order to Concentrate, l study in the middle ot the stairsfo et enou h confusion to make me feel at home. orthe spacious campus 9 9 The Other Sid of .l.C. '62 This picture tells the story of .lunior College. After graduation, we're halt-way up the stairs to success. What comes next is what worries usl With thrw Punch , I say, tl paramec N. 5 X ,, .M N jfs? f 'Qs .. Y 555. l, fr- 'Q .X 3, ai ,Y 'FS im--. 'Q ww .. 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I L 1 I ff Dennis Garreh ' i 'Jim Powell r 'A Yearbook Advisor Co-editor , ' 1 Co-ediior rMr. Tom Shay 5 5 I 1 L Nancy Bernsieln Business i l Q Paul Bower ' I Photographer 'Q ' Jensen Nancy Shipman ' . O ow, English is Greek to Us! The Spanish club or El Espanol celebrated all ot the important Spanish holidays. The October meeting was held to celebrate El Dia de la Raza which is the same as our Columbus Day. For the month of November the club met tor El Dia de los Muertos which is the Spanish name tor Halloween. One of the most entertain- ing meetings was held to acquaint the members with la Musica de Espana. Near the end ot the tirst semester El Club EspaF1'ol had La Fiesta de Navi- dad or the annual Christmas party. Known to French-speaking students as Le Cercle Francais, the French club has been very active this year. A winter-time picnic was held with Mr. Disney serving as host. There were abouttwenty-tive members presentand they stuffed themselves on American hot dogs and marshmallows, and en- ioyed rich French pastry. Forthe Christ- mas program Vicki Piotrowski and Judi Clover presented Une Querelleu, a short play by the l8th century French writer Beaumarchaisr Miss Kruse and Miss Glynos spon- sored the Spanish and French clubs. Top Photos: lLl Miss Gerardine Knotter, a sponsor of the Junior College French club, offers aclub member some refreshments at a recent meeting ofthe club. lRl From time to time, short dramatic plays are pre- sented at the French club meetings. Judi Clover is seen standing over a fellow club member, Vickie Piotrowski. Center Photo: Tim Worcester takes a good swing at the clay piiiata constructed by the Spanish club for their Christmas celebration. Breaking of the pinata concluded the program of songs, skits and re-enact- ment of the posada. Lower Photo: Retrieving the goodies packed inside ot the clay pihvata are members ofthe Spanish club. We're Proud of Our Programs! ff .-,,,N 52+ 'X ' : i , 's,f Q W nw iw I 1 - 4-v -.-+ ,L-e'f'.w7c :-:M 1- 0' N474 1?t'4ft'4fv.w..x, Hrs-few .S6 - i 2.E9n'g,f- .:::: . M., ' ,W 9, I C , Q, W, X. .. ,.4.c, CZ ,Q , ,, QA, ,N .gf ,,,,,,, ,MQ , Among the most active of Junior College organizations was the Political Science Club -- and certainly its meet- ings were the most talked about. This group of enthusiastic and energetic men and women met weekly, and at least twice a month they entertained guest speakers. A primary purpose of the club was to enable its members to hear first hand the opinions of persons representing a variety of community and political viewpoints. The guest speakers included, among others, Rep- resentative Richard Bolling, a local editor, a representative of the John Birch Society, a widely-known local broadcaster, and Dr. Josef Von Addle- hofer lreally Lt. Joe Adelman of the Police Departmentl, who combined in- formation with humor. The Club had many members, but was proud ofthe number of interested students who visited its meetings to hear speakers. Posters were used to publi- cize meetings, but its best advertisers were those who attended meetings Political Science Club officers were Miles L. Bair, chair., Richard Wholf, co-chair., and Barbara Butler,sec.-treas. Top Photo: Miles Bair, second from right, attempted to hold questions to a minimum when representatives of the John Birch Society were permitted to voice their beliefs at a club meeting. Many students and teachers went away dissatisfied with the answers given but were glad to have the opportunity to de- cide for themselves. Center Photo: Congressman Richard Bolling, of Kan- sas City, was greeted by a fine group of students when he spoke to the Political Science Club last tall. Lower Photo: To present an unusual program and to have the opportunity to ask questions about the K.C. Police Dept. Lt. Joe Adelman presented himself to the Club as Professor Von Addlehofer, a nuclear scientist, and provided its members with many laughs. We Use Up those 'pare Moments! Outstanding students were honored by election to Phi Theta Kappa, the national Junior College honorary so- ciety. Not merely an honor society,the organization also hasaservice function, including publication of the student directory. Officers: Jim Rising, pres., Don Schoonover, Vice-Pres., Mimi Thomas, Sec., Tarvi Hermann, Treas., Jim Hake, l-list., Sponsor -- Mr. John Gazda. Student N.E.A. served future educa- tors in a variety offunctions. ln addition to monthly meetings featuring guest speakers, the organization participated in the state teacher's convention, held parties and picnics, and provided spe- cial services for college events. Offi- cers: Barbara McGinnis-pres., Hortense Gains-vice-pres., Christie l-lill-treas. Sponsors: Dr. Elizabeth Berry, Dr. Kleta Finley. The Folksinging group andthe Chess Club were two active extra-curricular groups. Neither group elected officers. However, special credit should go to Shirley Agronin, organizer ofthe Chess Club, and to Emmy Kraemer,organizer of the Folksinaing group. Top Photo: A few members of the Kappa Tau Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the national iunior college honor society, are seen turning in and checking out copies of the second edition ofthe Student Directory which they published this year. Second Photo from top: While all members of the chess club were not present at a recent meeting, Shirley Agronin, organizer, and a few of the more interested members took time from their games for a photo. Third Photo from top: At a Christmas get-together, members of the Stuclent's National Education Asso- ciation get together for a group shot. The group's sponsor, Dr. Elizabeth Berry is at right front. Bottom Photo: With attendance at their meetings ranging from TO to 40, the newly organized Folk Singing group has been fortunate enough to induce some of the area's finest folk singers to meet with them. Dr. Ray Lawless, rightfronhsponsors the group. e I 'ed the so- the on, ent es., imi :1s., Jhn Ica- ion lest ted eld Pe' Jtti- nse eos. eta ess ilar ers. J to less izer lpter ionor :pies Dances, Events? ur S ecialt I The Service Committee wos composed of students who volun- teered their time, tolents, ond school activities ond functions. The group, under the guidonce of Mr. Tom Shoy,focultyc1dvisor, held its first meeting in lote sum- mer in order to mop out the upcoming yeor's octivities ondto evoke interest ond enthusiasm in the student body of Junior College. As o coordinating com- mittee, it orgonized ond partici- pated in o student orientation day in early autumn before en- rollment, encouroged the publi- cation ofa yeorbook, planned the foll coke donce ond the mid- winter dance. The Committee consisted of both freshmen ond sophomores and was the successful coordi- noting body between the odmin- istrotion and the student body lt was the desire of the com- mittee members to be of service to the school ond student body. X ' 's 1,-'1 113223 f fs 5-s W... t f nnnun . uri H naunnsnu... n unnnnn..-n.. nuunwv--nr-' which t the eting, nore imes ther, Asso- iup's 'tings Folk iduce t with 'oup. Top Photo: Getting a good start to find out what students want, the Service Committee operated a table at enrollment distributing student interest cards. the Service Committee, stops to interview Center Photo: David Dore, left, amemberot Shirley Fields and Eddie Harnett to learn of -1 their ideas for Junior College dances. While - there, he asks their opinion of the Lecture- Concert Series. Lower Photo: After planning affairs, like the first semester 'xcoke dance , the committee i i then decorated for them -- but that proved ,M more fun than work. efforts to lay plans for vorious f sf -nan-nu-un -. wi u X , gmhmf Min Linda Pryor ueen Attendants t Mus Myrna Henle V mw W 'W M' W 1 X X N X -Q X- X 1 X 1 1 X- 2 11 N 4 XX. .-ixxg, gsxix Xp :xp X 1 3, ff X gg Sf' QEYXSQXQ fx in W 1 X :S KX 1.1 gi xx. Ai gk 1 . 1 1 x -- X E fi,-.::L .Q - 1 Nfxs 1 1 'ffigw 1 1 ' 1 11 X , 5 A gk 11,AQ,.Nx X x ,X X 321. NN , ' ww 1 1 1 X S . 1 Q - 1 i I 1 I 1 15 1 1 s i, 1 1 X 1 1 . 3 1 5 9 S 5 1 1 i 5 1 3 1 1 6 S n i ine Art Fe The Fine Arts Festival has fora num- ber ot-years been an outstanding Junior College presentation. One otits inter- esting features is that it involves a large number ot students and faculty members from several departments, all cooperating to offer our community a sampling ot the best work of the pre- ceding year in their departments. On these two pages are scenes from the Festival presented in May, l96l. ln- cluded in the Festival were dramatic presentations by speech students, ex- hibits by art students, vocal and instru- mental presentations by musicstudents, modern dances by students inwomen's physical education, and a reception arranged and served by home econo- The chorus, with Miss Nelsen directing, presents o rousing selection of songs from The Sound ofMusic. Oops! Don't touch , says Roberta Reid, completing Gerry Brozier's make-up. The modern dance ensemble in the County Fair finale. Just a few of the guests who admired the art exhibit. Jm- iior ter- s a Jlty wts, 1ity ire- On the ln- Jtic ex- ru- tts, n's ion wo- 1ts a sic ating tc Fes tival mics students. Attendance was good, and the crowd of students, parents, friends, and faculty of Junior College greatly enioyed the program and the reception. The Fine Arts Festival, to- gether with the annual Christmas pro,- gram, serves as an open house for all who are interested in Junior College. Faculty members who produced the l96l Fine Arts Festival were Dr. Louise Abney and Mr. William J. Sollner ot the Speech Department, Miss Marian Nelsen ot the Music Department, Miss Mary E. Moulton ottheArtDepartment, Miss Ruth Biggerstatf ot the Women's Physical Education Department, and Miss Mildred Wright ot the Home Eco- nomics Department. Gerry Brazier and Deanna Davis in a dramatic moment involving a sword andavery snooty attitude. Judith Hassell and Lynne Hons try to out-dance the lively hobos in Us lTwol Too! I 2 . Umm PHEASHFI air uibit. The Vocollegiates, fancily arrayed, entertain with selections from The Music Man. Good work. 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O OOO I OO OCOC DO OOO COO Cl ll O 'L Y 0 on 'Q . 5: LX V x V .w I L about NNW- A I ii, Mr. ing loi, roar of ess, Mr. V ll K Q Hg! .l .I QU: n ,o01, Q go I oi: .. M TO STUDENTS, PATRONS, AND FRIENDS of .IUNIOR COLLEGE You will enioy the review of accomplishments and activities of our college so well described in Sunburst '62, Traditionally we at the Junior College place primary emphasis on our academic program, but we take pride alsoina healthy diversified program of student activities made possible through the cooperative efforts of a superior faculty and a loyal student body. lt is plain to see that the Junior College is on the move in the greater Kansas City com- munity. Miles G. Blim Dean and Director 44 nw Miss Inez R. Dahl THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT: Dr. Elizabeth Berry, Mr. A. K. Longfellow, Registrar Mr. David Kirk, Mr. Thomas Shay. Mr. Girard T. Bryant Mr. Howard N. Monett Assistant Dean Assistant Dean OFFICE STAFF: Foreground - Mrs. Rowe, Secretary to the Dean, Miss Stein, Financial Secretary. Background - Mrs. Lingelboch, Assistant Finan cial Secretary, Mrs. Coonce, Registrar's Office, Mrs. Binns, Counselor's Secretary, MrS- Sfdrll. RGQISIYGIJS Office: Mrs. Gates lpartially hiddenl Registrar's Office, Mrs. Delancy, Registrar's Office, Student assistant. 53333 as if 355355 1 'wfifgi hx 'K ww 5 Alix wwf' Ci in was W 5 X if Www .......s.....,..w --17 ml CP INS- BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: Seated, Miss Lorena Card, Mrs. Aldine Blankenship, Miss Dorothy Wright, Miss .lean Pinkerton. Standing - Mr. Carl Carder, Mr. William Paul, Mr. Fred Green, chairman, Mr. Orville Darby, Mr. Robert Pease. 'ix E F Qs MEMBERS OF THE EVENING FACULTYI Mr- Her- PHYSICS: Mr. Forrest Lowe, Mr. Dale Liese, chairman: Mr. Kermit Keller. bert Sang, Miss Ann Wilkerson, Dr. Kenneth Welliver. ADDITIONS: Front Row: Mr. William Crim, Mathematics and Physics: Miss Flora Crawford, Economics, Mr. Kenneth Coombs, Architecture. Back Row: Mr. Harvey Bush, Mr. Don Reeves, Mathematics. ww X1 pt C 'Q Y L,.J mfs-2 ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECH Bennin h . TURE: Mr. .Iohn Huffman, Mr. J.l1 M e ' C Q' F. Allen Pol A 1 I. f . I ..+ ,, .,V. N 'EF MODERN LANGUAGE: Seated, Miss Gerardine Knotter. Standing, - Mrs. Diana Wolman, Mr. William Disney, Mrs. Alice Tunlxs, Miss Virginia Kruse, Mr. Fred Eberwein. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr. Russell Needham, Miss Ruth Biggerstatt, Mr. Donald FINE ARTS: M555 M0l'iGI'l N9lS9l1. MUSiC: Miss Chommee, Mary E. Moulton, Art. MATHEMATICS: Seated - Mr. William Paul, Mrs. .loan Brown, Mr. Herbert Masters. Standing - Mr. George Barratt, Mr. Troy Smith, chairman, Mr. Kermit Keller, Mr. Russell Lee, Mr. Herbert Kramer. -35-11. 'ik-J l RCHITEL AND A J gmail' Chairman, Mr. John Eggen, Huffman, MY- 'X M' AH haf ily, X N- 90 Pollock. ,AMW xwss ss 1 U K 1 v I J 'X I L. 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I7 Casebolt, Joseph Edward I8 Slater, Robert Merrit I9 Martin, Judy Rae I9 Williams, Janis 2I Ericsson, Barbara Sue 22 Cheeseman, William B. 22 Settles, Janet Ruth 24 Lovan, Carole Jean 25 Mall, Nancy Jane 26 Shipman, Nancy Jane 27 Mullen, James Edward 28 Enna, Beverly Katherine 28 Zett, Keith Elliott 30 Woodling, Robert A. 3I Oglesbee, Ronald Martin 32 Clauder. Ruth Ann 32 Croes, Bette Elaine 32 Hurst, Jack Bacon 35 Dennett, Robert David Rank Name 36 Euston, Edward Ernest 37 Hill, Christie Ann 38 Bloomer, Linda Ann 39 Farris, Martha Ann 39 Obermeyer, Linda 4I Green, Terry Mark 4I Lewis, Grace Marie 43 Zies, Kathy Lynn 44 Fischer, Lynne Ann 45 Hurst, Ronald Clay 46 Moran, Michael David 46 Reisbord, Paul Stan 48 Northrop, Barbara Ann 49 Thomas, Miriam Pauline 50 Larson, Claudia Johanna 50 McMechan, Helen Joanne 52 Packard, Eugene Louis, Jr. 53 Jones, Wilda Kay 53 Krause, Earl 53 Withers, Frank Lyle 56 Edwards, Margaret May 57 Higgason, Donald Lee 58 Beard, Wanda lrene 58 Choca, Consuelo Juana 58 Spack, Barry 6I Hake, James Robert 62 Kaminska, Paula Nadine 63 Kellner, Rosemary Louise 63 Miller, Nicholas Patrick 63 Parish, Margaret Sharon 63 Swegle, John Lee 67 Boling, Anita Ann 67 Duerlsen, Anna Marie 69 Taylor, Lee Edwin 70 Luiin, Arthur William 71 Tague, Barbara Ruth 5I Rank Numa 72 Bashor, Bonnie Lou 72 Hahn, Bruce Haven 72 Louis, Joan Adele 75 Grier, Penelope Anne 75 Moske, Jane 77 Scheer, Rolyn L. 78 Anderson, Kingdon Avent 79 Harris, Marilyn Ann 80 Rising, James David 8I Wolt, John Leo 82 Yamada, Akemichi 83 Schmutz, James Leon 83 Singleton, Julie Katherine 83 Williams, Larry Eugene 86 Cushman, Riley Bruce 87 Avila, Carmen 87 Bergman, Michael Joseph 87 Carroll, Nora Lu 87 Duncan, Eula Lorene 87 Frey, John Allan 87 Gritlith, Gail Louise 87 Housh, Patricia Anne 87 Kalen, Diane Marcia 87 Kiddoo, Patricia Anne 87 Kivett, Paul S. 87 MacLaren, Millicent Ann 87 Martin, Charles Robert 87 Martin, Linda Ann 87 Nathans, Phyllis Pamela 87 Owen, Bonnie Jeanne 87 Pattison, Charles Phillip 87 Prelogar, William Henry, Jr 87 Tamborello, Rosemary 87 Vale, Janett Ann 87 Wenich, Oswald 2 3 z f Q 2 E e g S k S S X QNX' XXL X, X XXX X x XXX XXX XX X. , Q .,., i K- Q! .S X X i X X XX QX -X f X X ' 'm g X X WXQXX' X .Y X X . . 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Arts und Science Zollicller, Samuel H Arts and Science Members of the Class who are Amor, Larry Engineering Andil, Charles E. Arts and Science Ascensio, Carlos Adrian Engineering Austin, Robert A. Engineering Barge, Theodore Jessie, Jr. Arts and Science Barnes, Fred Ewing Engineering Baxley, Lois Arts and Science Bell, Dennis N. Engineering Bockelman, Paul G. Engineering Bodney, Howard Eugene Arts and Science Boresow, Donald M. Arts and Science Boucher, Jean Ann Arts and Science Bower, Edmund Anthony Arts and Science Brandon, David Smith Arts and Science Brassman, Henry S. Arls and Science Brown, Wallace Engineering Butterworth, Gay Arts and Science Capps, Jack Andrew Arts and Science Chenoweth, Robert J. Engineering Christian, James H. Engineering Clardy, Barbara Jean Arts and Science Clark, Frank G. Arts and Science Claxton, Maynard Clarence Engineering Compton, John D. Arts and Science Corey, John H. Engineering Crain, Russell L. 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