Missouri Southern State University - Crossroads Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1965 volume:

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Then finding, that zo- ology lecture was closed and advanced Spanish classes met only at eight O'clock, schedules were juggled and rearranged. Finally satisfied, weary students paid tuition fees and proceeded to the text book room for a semester's supply of books. After triumphantly completing registra- tion, students felt that they could face anything. E f'., l,,3a-ffmrf :ss tn 5 ' - l 2 it i New M 2' V Eff' if -'P 1 -..lf ' , sa Q . of-A-,. 5 fr I S 'WS '-'lu 'l- ' . i ' 'Emi' ' 'K i it it Z gtf,?'-lllirlas, -fm' , 5 ' ': J f N - f S 1. 4' fm- t ' ' , ' . 1' ' ,., ' n V ' 'Q I Up, E N ' A A 'F ' 1 4 . , ,,,, z . V e ii l it i X 1 ' '-ii Heiiffzfffwf, ' - x l f 7 fa i , rr ottttil I xiii? A 1. A Jr of at fs .nk nai. M Www Nd ,, . fsaszsfiigqvffx- C- - w x in 'biifif ' N K, L-q: ..1au-fx-LM-V - we ii M K, I B :Eb 'qt SCHOOL SETTLES DGWN TO ROUTINE With the convening of daily classes, lectures, and labs, students began to realize the importance of their success in college. Buckling down to the serious business of acquiring an education, they soon learned to appreciate the solitude of the library and the challenges presented in class. Of course, being typical students, they were quick to realize that a well rounded education consisted of more than academicsg so honest attempts were made to enjoy some of the other phases of college life. V., M, ,W . ,,.. ,M -.. . tk . .QNX-M Wgn Y JZ., FALL SWINGS IN Enthusiasm ran high as fall weather ushered in pep rallies, bonfires, and football games. For months in advance, everyone planned the BIG weekend. This year, Homecoming was more than a football gameg it was fall itself. During the entire week of October 12-17, each club planned an entry for the parade. A gigantic woodpile took form as an army of wood- gathering trucks descended upon urban renewal projects and construction jobs. Topping the wood- pile with a Haskell Indian, the cheerleaders led a pep rally which generated enough enthusiasm to insure the Lions an easy victory. r-'Q fezim ' : w '. i f Jfssiiw . I W ' 1 ' W ' 1 1 5121.21 .i 1 , - L. ww. WMM- V ' 'Wi' ' .J ' ,Q , fi 'J V ,N 4 f 'ff -whim ' Z ff .X . My 'vkx -vw, i- iq lx .r Q? Vg 1 Kb-. v 'Z SME A K v L4 15 1 .J aifgik f A I' 1 I -in FQL K nf 51 my E x FI Fnufvmf F E A M gil: .K gr fif'T,Qf'-',wf EE- 'U ' SQ Ja-T i L W ffm j y .aa-Ji, fi ' ix if . I 51, .' 3 5. ww y , uv, 'AC' Q- uwf 1' 6 A 1 tif, lf if , ,Eg Q X I H ww 1 ,., 'EEZ xggu -M iv ', xii: X .gmm K . RAW! w nm H N N ., . ,H-as M H 1. - mf , 5525552 rf Wifiiffw V222 A i? m92, Hum H uw ww H W H w A ,-, ,uggyg :.,.:Aawg,? XACD 6- ,f if i 5- 'lf' -. at ..--1 .1-v bixrw. HOMECOMING BRINGS BACK THE OLD WEST After much anticipation, the big day fin- ally arrived. Each club hastily applied the finishing touches to their entry-some just minutes before the start of the parade. As the parade slowly inched its way down Main Street, the entire town joined the college students in giving the team a big send-off. That night the Lions could be nothing but victorious. They triumphed over Haskell Institute 37 to 7. After the game, a dance held in honor of the Home- coming Queen and her court climaxed the weekend. Dean Havens, Linda Allinglon, Frank Falks, Sharon Campbell Bruce Cortez Wanda Johnson Dlck Ralston ludy Thompson Pete Jennings Tony Cano, Ronda Davis, Curtis Jones, Donna Bartelsmeyer Gina Harper flower glrl Phil Metz crown bearer 0 me 'ov F A F- X nxlfgr 3 w 'v W lruirv- my V . .. . I -ri 1 sv: .li WINTER STRIKES AGAIN With a gust of cold wind, winter arrived bringing Christmas in its wake. Although students worked hard to meet deadlines on research papers and exams, they took time out to capture the holiday mood. Introducing the winter season, the Crossroads Ball added gaiety to the festivities while service organizations such as Circle K and YWCA contributed to the spirit by sponsoring projects for the underprivileged. w Q 1 ' waz W, ' Luz r . I . 3 ' I. A: W- TE 'mag 4 . ..r Z K E 2 x I w w 1 K +Wh- ' Q u .lv - W- A : .. 'ff' sf? L -QWPV, 'N'--.., 12 2, VG NEW STUDENTS SECOND SEMESTER. FIRST ROW: Richard Monson, Corinne Graff, Betty Gritz, Maxine Carlson, Virginia Watkins, Glen non Culati, Karen Porpoth, Myrna Kidwell, Glenna Keepper. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Jeffries, Brooks Gubser, Bob Nutting, Dean Moore, Louis Jackson, Floyd Eickhorst, Mike Schmidtke, Larry Penn. THIRD ROW: Terrence Schulte, Richard Smith, Roliert Macy, Bernard Johnson, Tony Riley, Lawrence Frenken, Jim Fowler. FOURTH ROW: Jack Mock, Gerry Wetherell, Larry Shelton, Joe Oliver, Michael Shade. FIFTH ROW Rose Johnson, James Gilbert, Henry L. Horner, Norma Glades, William Molloy, Curtis E. Owens, James Gillard, Clem Sanders, Jr. SEMESTER BREAK BRINGS A SIGH OF RELIEF Finals . . . a time of anticipation, prepara- tion, frustration, exhaustion, and finally relief. At this point students begin to Won- der is it really worth it? But second semester brings them back with smiles on their faces, optimistic attitudes, and the enthusiasm only youth can generate. px, 'fy w' x Q' X ' ' iff , We , ff 5 31, , 52 XXIUXEM V Iii ii! QQ ' Vfiif' w A x w xx SPRING . . . AND ALL IT BRINGS The exuberance of spring gave students a renewed interest in school activities. Taking advantage of this spirit, the YWCA launched World University Service week during which money was raised to help students overseas. Miss Jane Williams, field representative of the World University Service, officially opened the drive. Each organization on campus sponsored a fund raising activity. For example, CCUN proclaimed Apple Munch Day and sold apples as their project. The College Players presented a variety show to aid the fund. Circle K challenged YW's to a hilarious basketball game in which the boys were handicapped by being tied together at the ankles. An auction of services jointly sponsored by Young Democrats and Young Repub- licans climaxed the drive. This one project netted more than half of the total fund. Messy- K ...S-'ww' 1 3 .1 1 . V7.1 an Ill am. 8 , s-i ,P it v Us 1 x U! THEY CAME Mr. ,Robert Speaight presented several interesting discussions gn On a campaign swing around the state, Missourfs Attorney-General Thomas English poetry and drama. Eagleton stopped to discuss political issues with interested students. 20 n, mu O , J - ww er Will f 1 fgzw. , H ' Y me H A ,nrfrsw...., ,N fu . as ., f ll tl?lf i 'ifi ' L 'JAM S i m. -- t 1 H . - na g' J-X will ui ii git 1 .N l wel 'Q Mil, ' ussgtlwgv K :ml rr rr gn, sfifgfffglzez' uil23Qg1 lx fn, .ibn Y we----K Llifs flg,5r3,ff53,,r,H ,, WR? 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TAYLOR NORVAL M MATTHERS MILLS H ANDFRSON President Vice-President Secretary TISHSI-lrel' fNon Memberl L. R. REYNOLDS, JR. GENE TAYLOR EI-'VIN UMMEI In May of 1964, the voters of Jasper County made higher education available to more students by placing Joplin Junior College under the direction of a county board of trustees. When the school became Jasper County Junior College, plans were formulat- ed to buy Mission Hills as the site for an enlarged campus. With the change of administration, Roi S. Wood, Superintendent of Joplin Schools, no longer served as president of the college. A plaque was presented to President Wood at the 1964 junior college commencement on recognition of his twenty years of outstanding service. B -53' 5 ,Mia REGISTRAR MARGARET MITCHELL B.S. Southwest Missouri State Collegeg M.B.A., University of Denver 4 , DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AFFAIRS LIBRARIAN DUDLEY F- STECGE LORETTA FRAZIER B-S-, M-S-, KHUSHS Stale College B.S., Northwest Mo. State College B.S. University of Illinois ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS CAROLYN BEERS MARY JOHNSON NEOMA MOORE CAROL SWANSON BETTY BARCOM ALUMNI Through th Association has been instru- ASSOCIATION eir efforts, the Alumni mental in the purchase of Mission Hills, the future site of our college. Hal K. Barlow, Vice-Presidentg Martha Tucker Robert D. Close, Treasurer. Stephens, Secretary, Sara Franklin Belden, Presidentg ', ,2,t4.f' P ati' PAT WOOD is N 1 ,,-ue ji' LARRY D. DUNHAM English: A.B., M.A., University of Missouri LELA SMITH English: A.B., B.S., Drury College: M.A., George Peabody College THE THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH CLEETIS HEADLEE English and Journalism: B.S., A.M., University of Missouri LILLIAN SPANGLER Foreign Languages: A.B., A.M., University of Missouri DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS , KATHRYN KOGER Commerce: B.S., Kansas State College: M.B.E., University of Tulsa LUCILLE POHNKA Commerce: B.S.E., Arkansas State College: M.B.E., University of Mississippi GRACE MITCHELL English and Speech: A.B., Greens- boro College M.A., Pennsylvania State College IMA J. VAN NATTER English: B.A., Friends' University: M.A., Kansas State College 'T ' Qi HELEN M. ARCHER Commerce: B.S., New York Univer- sity VERA STEININGER Commerce: A.A., St. Joseph .lunior College: A.B., University of Kansas: A.M., Columbia University JEAN SIMKINS English: A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University RUBY A. WILEY English and Foreign Languages: B.S., Southwest Missouri State College: M.A., University of Missouri CLARENCE E. COWAN Commerce: B.S., Southwest Missouri State College: M.Ed., University of Missouri sf I t. it tt- new DOROTHY STONE Commerce: B.S., A.M., University of Missouri 27 THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE DAVID C. BINGMAN Biology and Zoologyg B.S., M.S., Kansas State College MARTHA MCCORMICK Mathema-ticsg Ph.B., A.M. Univer- sity of Chicago THE ANNETTA STRONG Governmentg A.B., M.A., Kansas State College THOMAS DUNPHY, JR. Mathematicsg B.S., Kansas- State College JAMES K. MAUPIN Zoology and Botanyg B.S., Central Missouri State Collegeg M.S., Kansas State College DEPARTMENT JAMES W. LOVERN Sociology and Governmentg B.S., M.S., Kansas State College PAUL E. JENSEN Mathematicsg B.S., Oklahoma City Universityg M.S., Kansas State College EULA RATEKIN Chemistryg A.A., William Woods Collegeg A.B., A.M., University of Missouri OF SOCIAL SCIEN HARRISON M. KASH Chemistryg B,A., Kansas State Collegeg M.S., Kansas State Univer- sity of Agriculture and Applied Science ARTHUR STROBEL Physicsg B.S., Southeast Missouri State Collegeg M.S., University of Arkansas CES J. MERRELL JUNKINS Psychologyg B.S., M.S., Kansas State College JULIE HUGHES Historyg B.S., M.A., Kansas State College 28 T. L. HOLMAN History: A.B., Southwestern Col- legeg M.A., Kansas State College HARRY C. GOCKEL History, Economics, Geographyg A.B., A.M., Washington Universityg M.S., University of Wisconsin LLOYD DRYER Psychology and Education: B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Oklahoma State University THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS RUSSELL E. BENZAMIN ARTHUR BOLES MILTON W. BRIETZKE Musicg B.S., Southwest Missouri Artg B.F.A. Chicago Art Instituteg Dramag A.B., San Jose State Col- State Collegeg M.A., Colorado Stare M.S.A.E., Illinois Institute of legeg M.A., Western Reserve Uni- College Technology. versity. ADDITIONAL MUSIC INSTRUCTORS MRS. FRED CARNEY, Voice SARA ANNE GILSTRAP, Double Reeds and Clarinet MARIE A. GUENGERICH, Piano ROBERT A. HARRIS, Piano MRS. M. M. HARUTUN, Piano WILLIAM J. LEBEDEFF, Brass Instruments JAMES NORMAN, Trumpet MRS. MARY BINGHAM PORTER, Violin MRS. LORRAINE RILAY, Voice JAMES SHANNON, Trombone MRS. OLIVER SOVEREIGN, Piano DUANE L. HUNT Dramag B.S. Southwest Missouri State Collegeg M.A., University of Arkansas OLIVER SOVEREIGN Musicg B.S., Kansas State College. L, ' 1 ,Q . 'xx Mrk. .G 1 I lb A ' .,.,.w fl -M lf' - If ,z- Q I5 :1 Q1 5-' E ' .. -...Sz-. nf. .K -413 In 1964, Mr. Arthur Boles and Mr. Harry Gockel were honored for their twenty-five years of service to the college. President Wood, Commencement Speaker, presented the awards. THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1, is DOUCLAS LANDRETH RON. TOMAN VENUS YOUNT Physical Educationg B.S., M.S., Phys1cal Eduoationg B.S., M.E., Physical Educationg B.S., Kansas Kansas State College University of Missouri State College: M.A., University of Arkansas THE DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION V. L, ANDERSON R. W. BAKER LOUIS D. McMILLAN Mechanical Drawingg B.S., North- Director of Industrial Educaliong Electronics Technologyg B.S., west Missouri State Collegeg Stout B.A., Central Collegeg M.A.,Univer- Southwest Missouri State College Institute, Menomonie, Wisconsing sity of Missouri M.S., Kansas State College FRANKLIN TECHNICAL SCHOOL li 1 STANDING: Leonard Sale, Cecil Petefish, Carl H. Well, Keith Wormington. KNEELING: John Atkins, John Ford. CAFETERIA E PLOYEES FC 3 -new ' Q il ' Smi.vl FIRST ROW: Bonnie Blagg, Lena Steele, Edith Stakes, Francis Stripling, Heltie Campbell. SECOND ROW: Ila West, Blanche Melton, Jessie Messer, Amelia Caput. - e U MR. CARR, custodian MR. 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H N W1 H ,'nUq, 1: 2:94 .u fu - --v' J H fm ' awk, W 2222? 5 gawk!-V:qf I CLASSES is w - SOPI-IOMORE Even the most organized of us found registration a frustrating experience. GEORGE PATRICK AGGUS Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri MARILYN JEANNE ALLEN Secondary Education Galena, Kansas MARILYN SUE ALLEN General Business J aplin, Missouri LINDA ALLINGTON Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri JANE REED ANDERSON Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri JANE APPLEYARD Special Carthage, Missouri HENRY F. ARMSTRONG, JR. Engineering Joplin, Missouri RON ATTUSO Pre-Medical Joplin, Missouri LYNDA AUSTIN Secondary Education N eosho, Missouri ROBERT BABST Electronic Technology Joplin, Missouri ALICE BAINE General Business Joplin, Missouri RON BAIRD Pre-Medical N eosho, Missouri PATRICIA BARD General Culture Joplin, Missouri LINDA BARNES Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri JIM BASH Secondary Education Galena, Kansas MILBURN BASOM, JR. Engineering Joplin, Missouri LORA LEA BAZE Medical Technology M ezz, Missouri DAWN LEE BEERS Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri JULIA BIRK General Culture Joplin, Missouri CHARLES BLAND Arts and Science N eosho, Missouri CLASS This student quickly realized that he could comblne his academic and social life. JACQUELYN BOAN Elementary Education Southwest City, Missouri GLORIA BORUSHESKI Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri DOUGLAS BROOKS General Culture Joplin, Missouri JERRY BROUWER Engineering V Asbury, Missouri JOHN BROWN General Business Joplin, Missouri ELIZABETH BRYSON Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri LARRY BUNN Physical Education Sulphur Springs, Arkansas JACK BURKE Pre-Medical San Diego, California JERRY BURKE Pre-Law San Diego, California SHARON ANN BURKE Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri ROBERTA BURNETT Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri JANIS CAROL BURT Journalism Joplin, Missouri WILLIAM BURTON Pre-Medical Joplin, Missouri LINDA CALDEMEYER Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri MARVIN CALDWELL Arts and Science Carthage, Missouri HENRY S. CALDWELL General Business Joplin, Missouri TONY CANO Pre-Law El Paso, Texas LYNNE CATES Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri BART CESELSKI Secondary Education Wheaton, Missouri STEVE CHENAULT Electronic Technology Joplin, Missouri The cafeteria provides the perfect atmosphere for meeting friends MARY CHENOWETH Social Work Joplin, Missouri GILBERT CLARY General Culture Galena, Kansas WALTER COCHRAN Secondary Education Carthage, Missouri SANDRA COLLINGS General Business Diamond, Missouri BRUCE CONWAY Business Administration N eosho, Missouri DIXIE COOK Elementary Education Sarcoxie, Missouri BARBARA COOMBS Arts and Science Carthage, Missouri BRUCE CORTEZ Physical Education Carthage, Missouri MIKE COTTENGIN Arts and Science Springfield, Missouri BETTY COX General Business Joplin, Missouri CAROLYN COX General Business Joplin, Missouri MERL COX General Culture Joplin, Missouri JIM CRAIG Engineering Joplin, Missouri LORIS CROSSLEY Social Work Joplin, Missouri CHARLES CRUZAN Business Administration Carterville, Missouri DAVID CURREY Business Administration Joplin, Missouri MARILYN CURTIS .l ournalism Joplin, Missouri LARRY CUSACK Business Administration Joplin, Missouri NANCY JANE DANNELL General Culture Joplin, Missouri DONALD DAVIS General Culture Carthage, Missouri EY CLASS The vibrant spirit of the crowd spurred our Lions to victory GARY DAVIS Business Administration Joplin, Missouri WILLIAM MILO DAVIS Arts and Science Galena, Kansas STEVEN DeALMEIDA General Culture Joplin, Missouri VICTOR DeALMEIDA Pre-Medical Joplin, Missouri JERRY DEAN General Culture Carl Junction, Missouri SHARON SUE DECKARD Social Work Joplin, Missouri THOMAS E. DeMIER Business Administration Joplin, Missouri BILL DENNEY Physical Education Carthage, Missouri KENNETH DENNISON Business Administration Joplin, Missouri CLAUDE D. DIVINE Engineering Joplin, Missouri JOHNNY DOUBLEDEE Secondary Education Oronogo, Missouri JAMES L. DOUCHTY Engineering N eosho, Missouri DONALD DOUGLAS Engineering Joplin, Missouri PEGI DUGGAN Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri JARHELL DYER Business Administration Granby, Missouri JOHN H. EARWOOD Business Administration Joplin, Missouri CARY ENGLE Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri STEPHEN EVINGER Engineering Carthage, Missouri FRANKLIN FALKS Physical Education Turn :rl Florida l , - BONNIE JEANE FAY Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri ,.f 38 We were proud to welcome Secretary of Agriculture Orville ROGER FERGUSON General Business Carthage, Missouri FRANK F ICKLE Engineering Joplin, Missouri SUE FINGERLE Arts and Science Carthage, Missouri CRAIG W. FISHER Business Administration Joplin, Missouri ERNEST FITZGERALD Secondary Education N eosho, Missouri MARIETTA SUE FLEMING Business Administration Joplin, Missouri JUDY FLOYD General Culture Joplin, Missouri ANN FRANCISCO Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri PATRICK J. FRANKLIN Engineering Joplin, Missouri ROY FLETCHER FREEMAN, JR. Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri SUSAN F RICKS Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri SUSAN F RITTS Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri JOHN GARDNER General Culture Joplin, Missouri PHIL GARVIN Business Administration Joplin, Missouri JIM GEBBIE Arts and Science F t. Leonard W ood, Missouri FRED GENTRY Social Work Spiro, Oklahoma JACK GILION Secondary Education Anderson, Missouri WAYNE GILLMAN Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri BILL GILSTRAP Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri DON GOETZ Business Administration Joplin, Missouri CLASS Dr. Zelma George, an eminent sociologist, presented new ideas and concepts to eager students. BOB GOLD Engineering Joplin, Missouri GLEN GRAHAM Physical Education Carthage, Missouri RANDY GRAUE Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri MIKE GRAVES Music Joplin, Missouri STEPHEN P. GREY Engineering Joplin, Missouri MATTHEW GULICK Pre-Engineering Joplin, Missouri UME HAFERSTROH Special Joplin, Missouri NINA SUE HAGGARD General Business Carthage, Missouri CARLA HAMMAR General Business Joplin, Missouri MARILYN HARBAUGH General Business Joplin, Missouri SAM HARNDEN Arts and Science Carterville, Missouri GEORGE HARTLEY Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri RON HATTON Secondary Education Carthage, Missouri DEAN G. HAVENS Business Administration Joplin, Missouri BOB HENSON Engineering Joplin, Missouri ROBB HERRELSON General Culture Galena, Kansas TANA BETH HERRON Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri THOMAS HIGDON Business Administration Neosho, Missouri RUTHIE HILLHOUSE Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri RONALD HISER Journalism Joplin, Missouri fi t . 2 W we rv F , , SOPHOMORE In chemistry lab, accuracy is the difference between success and failure. '5- J Eg JUDITH ANN HOGAN Medical Technology Joplin, Missouri RAY HOLDEN General Business Galena, Kansas JOLEYNE HOLMAN Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri RICHARD HOOD Arts and Science Neosho, Missouri LARRY E. HOOFNAGLE Agriculture Carthage, Missouri DONALD HOOPS Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri JOHN P. HOWLAND Arts and Science Neosho, Missouri ROGER HOYT Pre-Law Joplin, Missouri SHERYL HUFF Arts and Science Webb City CHERYL HULEN General Culture Joplin, Missouri ALLENE ELIZABETH HUNT Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri PHILLIP HYDER Engineering Joplin, Missouri BILL IRWIN Elementary Education Pleasant Hill, Missouri PETE JENNINGS Physical Education St. Louis, Missouri TERRY JESPERSON Engineering Goodman, Missouri DAVID JOBE Arts and Science Neosho, Missouri BURNEY JOHNSON Elementary Education Diamond, Missouri HARRY JOHNSON Business Administration Cave City, Arkansas JEAN JOHNSON General Business Joplin, Missouri THOMAS ROGER JOHNSON Pre-Law Carthage, Missouri CLASS We feel a sort of closeness during the break between classes MARY ALICE JONES Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri KATHRYN R. KEITHLY Music Joplin, Missouri LINDA KELLEY Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri PAT KELLEY Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri BILL KERNOHAN Pharmacy Joplin, Missouri NADINE KIRK Social Work Stella, Missouri EMILY KLEIN Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri MARY KLIMPT General Business Joplin, Missouri MIKE KLUBA Business Administration Webb City, Missouri PATRICIA KOBUS Secondary Education Webb City, Missouri JOHN KOENEMAN Secondary Education Mount Vernon, Missouri BOB LANDON Business Administration Lakeside, Missouri BRIAN LANGE Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri JIM LASTER Business Administration Joplin, Missouri JUDY LEMON General Business Joplin, Missouri DENNIS LeROY Physical Education Carterville, Missouri GEORGE L. -LONG Engineering Joplin, Missouri TOM LONG Business Administration Aldrich, Missouri JUDY LYTLE Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri CAROLE MCBEE General Culture Carl Junction, Missouri The Brothers Four easily captivated their audience with wit ROGER McCALLISTER Electronics Joplin, Missouri JOHN McCLARY Engineering Joplin, Missouri BILL McCONNELL Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri GERALD MCCORMICK Engineering Joplin, Missouri ROBERT McCULLEY Elementary Education Webb City, Missouri BILL McELFRESH Physical Education Salem, Missouri ROGER McFADDEN General Culture Carthage, Missouri PHILIP LEE McGINTHIA Engineering Joplin, Missouri BOB McROBERTS Arts and Science Neosho, Missouri RANDOL MACON Technical Seneca, Missouri MIKE MAILLARD Business Administration Joplin, Missouri JOE MAY Physical Education Joplin, Missouri GLEN W. MEANS Technical Joplin, Missouri JOYCE MILLER Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri JANE MITCHELL Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri CHARLES SCOTT MOORE General Culture Joplin, Missouri HELEN ANN MOORE Elementary Education F rontenac, Kansas VIVIAN MOORE Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri DONALD MOSBAUGH Physical Education Joplin, Missouri RONALD MOSBAUGH Physical Education Joplin, Missouri CLASS The excitement of the pep rally led us to a victorious Homecoming. RICHARD MOSS Arts and Science Sarcoxie, Missouri ROBERT MURRELL Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri JIM V. N EWMAN General Culture Joplin, Missouri CAROL NORMAN Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri SHARON O'DONN ELL Social Work Joplin, Missouri RICHARD F. OSBORN Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri GEORGE T. OVIATT, JR. Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri KENNETH W. OXENDINE Engineering Joplin, Missouri DIANE PARKER Medical Technology Neosho, Missouri JIM PEARCY Physical Education Joplin, Missouri LEE PECK Pre-Dental Joplin, Missouri LARRY PETERSON Engineering Joplin, Missouri ROSEMARY PHIPPS Secondary Education Galena, Kansas GARY LEE PITCHFORD Engineering Granby, Missouri JAMES RAY PITTMAN Secondary Education Carthage, Missouri ELEANOR POST Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri WILLIAM L. RAINEY Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri MONTY RAY Social Work Neosho, Missouri GEORGE D. REYNES, JR. Engineering New Orleans, Louisiana NANCY K. REYNOLDS Business Administration Joplin, Missouri ip... Anticipation, frustration, and relief- they all denote a very real part of our college life. SOPHO ORE HERBERT RICE Arts and Science Carthage, Missouri JOHN RICHMOND Business Administration Carl Junction, Missouri RONNIE RIGGS Optometry Joplin, Missouri SUSANN RINEHART Arts and Science Seneca, Missouri RONNIE ROEBER Business Administration Webb City, Missouri MARY JO ROESCH Social Work Pierce City, Missouri GARY RONEY Arts and Science Carl Junction, Missouri DAVID ROUSE Engineering Joplin, Missouri BILL RUCKER Engineering Joplin, Missouri MARGARET RUDDICK Arts und Science N eosho, Missouri SANDI RUFF Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri DOROTHY LEE RUTI-IERFORD Nursing Webb City, Missouri JERRY SADLER Secondary Education Sareoxie, Missouri JIM SANDERS Physical Education Webb City, Missouri JOHN SCHAEFER Business Administration Joplin, Missouri CHRIS'I'0I'l-IER CARTER SCOTT Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri JIM SEGER Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri RICHARD SETSER Engineering J oplin., Missouri TERRY SETSER Business Administration Joplin, Missouri ' MICHAEL W. SHANK Arts and Science Carthage, Missouri CLASS Only through patient dedication can one achieve. PAUL SHANK Engineering Granby, Missouri JUDY SHORE General Business Carthage, Missouri JONATHAN WARREN SMITH Engineering Joplin, Missouri MIKE SMITH Engineering Joplin, Missouri PATTI SMITH General Culture Pine Bluff, Arkansas WILLIAM RAY SMITH Engineering Joplin, Missouri BILL SNODGRASS Applied Music Joplin, Missouri PAUL DAVID SNYDER Pre-Law Joplin, Missouri KENT SOHOSKY General Culture Joplin, Missouri JESSIE SOUDER General Business Joplin, Missouri DAVID SPROUSE Business Administration Joplin, Missouri MARY J. STEPHENS General Culture Joplin, Missouri JOYCE STERNER Social Work Southwest City, Missouri BURTON B. STOCKTON Business Administration Joplin, Missouri SHARON STOELMAKER Physical Education Eudora, Kansas KENNETH R. SWINDLE Engineering Sarcoxie, Missouri ALLEN TALBUTT Engineering Joplin, Missouri SIEGFRIED TARNOWIECKYI Engineering Joplin, Missouri VIVIAN TAYLOR Elementary Education Diamond, Missouri MARK TRENT TERRY Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri Fl., at, ,, SOPHOMORE The front entrance provides a quiet nook in which one can escape the pressures of class routine. .si I DAVID E. THOMPSON Engineering Joplin, Missouri JIM TINDELL Engineering Liberty, Missouri DAVE TOURTELOT Pre-Law Joplin, Missouri EDDIE TREASE Secondary Education Joplin, Missouri CAROL TUCKER Arts and Science Joplin, Missouri STEVEN TYLER, Arts and Science Jerico Springs, Missouri WILLIAM E. VANCE Applied Music Joplin, Missouri JAMES VAN HOOSER Arts and Science Carthage, Missouri BRYCE VAN KOOTEN Business Administration Joplin, Missouri BEVERLY VAN NATTER Arts and Science Carl Junction, Missouri DAVID WAGNER Business Administration Joplin, Missouri JOHN WALKER Pre-Law Joplin, Missouri MITCHELL WALKER Pre-Dental Oronogo, Missouri DEATRA JEAN WEBB General Culture Carterville, Missouri R. B. WEBSTER Business Administration Joplin, Missouri MAX WELLS Engineering Joplin, Missouri ROY WESLEY Engineering Joplin, Missouri GARY WHITE Business Administration Joplin, Missouri As so homores a roach JCJC, they realize they still have a P PP long road ahead. .IAMES NEWT WHITE Physical Education Carl Junction, Missouri SHARON SUE WIDEMAN Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri PAULA WILAND General Culture Carterville, Missouri JOHN WILKINSON Business Administration Joplin, Missouri DONNY WILKS Physical Education Pierce City, Missouri LOU WILKS Business Administration Pierce City, Missouri VIVIAN WILLIAMS Secondary Education Oronogo, Missouri DANNY WILSON Physical Education Pleasant Hill, Missouri LINDA WINN Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri FLOYD WISS General Business Joplin, Missouri SHIRLEY WOLFENBARGER Elementary Education Joplin, Missouri NANCY WOODS General Business Joplin, Missouri SANDRA WOODS Secondary Education Noel, Missouri GARY DEAN WYREN Electronic Technology Galena, Kansas DALE R. YOUNG Engineering Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania - WV ,I ,H ,,Mwif S-ff , if -gg, ,, W iris H .g.,.'Xgif31lc.1ggl'iG W f sas: ' is ,Q :ts l N J T ill' t il 47 F RESHMAN Through her vivacious smile, we can certainly tell that Home COII11I1g WHS 3. great SUCCCSS. Clifford E. Achey Oronogo, Missouri Stephen Adams Carthage, Missouri Steve Allen Joplin, Missouri Peggy Altermatt Henryetta, Oklahoma Carolyn Anderson Joplin, Missouri Don C. Anderson Joplin, Missouri James Anderson Joplin, Missouri Marshall Anderson Joplin, Missouri Pat Anderson Carthage, Missouri Stephen Anderson Stockton, Missouri Melanie Anglen Joplin, Missouri Charles Archer Joplin, Missouri Linda Arnce Webb City, Missouri John Atkins Joplin, Missouri Carolyn Aubrey Carthage, Missouri Jerry Bacon Mt. Vernon, Missouri Bill Baker Joplin, Missouri Charles Baker Joplin, Missouri Sherry Baker Joplin, Missouri Steve Baker Joplin, Missouri .lene R. Baldwin Joplin, Missouri .lim D. Ball Seneca, Missouri CLASS At the mixer, we danced and forgot our cares Cliff Barker Galena, Missouri Dale Barnes Joplin, Missouri Michal Barnes Joplin, Missouri Sheryl Barnes Joplin, Missouri Glen C. Barnett Joplin, Missouri Jody Barr Joplin, Missouri Donna Bartelsmeyer Mt. Vernon, Missouri Susan Bartlett Diamond, Missouri Eddie Bartley Duenweg, Missouri Terrance Basom Joplin, Missouri Linda Baugh Joplin, Missouri Anita Baum Joplin, Missouri .lohnie Baze Metz, Missouri Terry Beautte Webb City, Missouri Terry Dale Beckham Joplin, Missouri Mike Beeler Joplin, Missouri Ernie Belkham Carl Junction, Missouri Bill Bennett Joplin, Missouri Susan Bethel Joplin, Missouri John Beydler Jerico Springs, Missouri Bruce Bigley Webb City, Missouri Harriet Bischoff Joplin, Missouri FRESI-IMAN You did it again, boys! Dennis Bivens Carterville, Missouri David Black J oplin, Missouri Robert Blackburn New Bedford, Massachusetts Richard Bond Webb City, Missouri Ron Bortles 23 Hoopa, California James Braclfield Webb City, Missouri Jerry Bradley Duenweg, Missouri .lim Brady Seneca, Missouri Charlotte Breedlove 0S!lwlll0lIlll', Kansas Bill Brown Sheldon, Missouri Roger A. Brown Joplin, Missouri Ronnie Brunner Diamond, Missouri Joanne Brush Arzlnzore, Oklahoma Iolu Bryant Joplin, Missouri Donna Buck Joplin, Missouri ,Iqlm L. Beuhner Joplin, Missouri Carolyn Buffington Mt. Vernon, Missouri Virginia Bull Joplin, Missouri Sllaron Burk 'Webb Cily, Missouri Mary Anne Burns Joplin, Missouri Richard Burns Joplin, Missouri Howard Burris Joplin. Missouri CLASS is tension mounts, good management and cooperation help galn the victory. James Burt Joplin, Missouri Linda Campbell Joplin, Missouri Sharon Campbell Joplin, Missouri Sherri Campbell Joplin, Missouri Dean Carver Carthage, Missouri Christi Casey Carthage, Missouri .laqueta Casperson Joplin, Missouri Larry Cassatt Oronogo, Missouri Stanley Chandler Galena, Kansas Michael Chapman Joplin, Missouri wi' is im Charles Cherry Carthage, Missouri Betty Chesnutt Galena Kansas Phillip Roy Chriss Joplin, Missouri Karen Christensen Joplin, Missouri Ronnie Christensen Joplin, Missouri .lim Christiansen Joplin, Missouri Karen Faye Clark Joplin, Missouri Karolyn Kay Cleveland Carl Junction, Missouri Gary Clifford Galena, Kansas Evelyn Coburn Joplin, Missouri Jane Coburn J o plin, Missouri Donald LeRoy Cockrell Lamar, Missouri FRESHMAN Those interminable lines - a familiar part of registration. Judy Coffman Carl Junction, Missouri Mary Cole Joplin, Missouri Joyce Coleman Joplin, Missouri Larry Conboy Joplin, Missouri Phil Cook Alba, Missouri Robert D. Cook Webb City, Missouri William David Cook Joplin, Missouri Mary Kathleen Cooper Carthage, Missouri Janice Corn Carl'Junction, Missouri Janet Counts Joplin, Missouri Bob Courtney Joplin, Missouri Mary Sue Cox Joplin, Missouri Nadiene Cox Joplin, Missouri Vickie Cox Joplin, Missouri Rayma Jean Coy Joplin, Missouri Leonard Crockett Lamar, Missouri Ann Crowder Pineville, Missouri Bill Crume Joplin, Missouri Harold Crume Joplin, Missouri Ron Crutcher Webb City, Missouri Connie Culton Joplin, Missouri Roger Cumbie Bradenton, Florida CLASS Study, study, study. fWhat more need we say.l Kent Cummins Joplin, Missouri Mary Beth Curp Joplin, Missouri Jim Cusick Joplin, Missouri James Dalton Carthage, Missouri Ronda Davis lVe'osho, Missouri Sam Davis Webb City, Missouri Tom Davisson Webb City, Missouri Glen DeGraffenreid Webb City, Missouri Pamela DeMier Joplin, Missouri Judy Dickerson Joplin, Missouri in M ,, WM H f mtg ug mug i so ' W ' dai? Nita Dilworth Joplin, Missouri Cheryl Dines Joplin, Missouri Virginia Dipper Carthage, Missouri Lonny Dixon Joplin, Missouri William Doss F reistatt, Missouri Jerry Douglas Joplin, Missouri Donna Drake Joplin, Missouri Vicky Lynn Draper Carterville, Missour Skip Drouin Joplin, Missouri Bob Dudley Joplin, Missouri June Duvall Joplin, Missouri George Earl Carthage, Missouri i 53 t W - is me .J FRESHMAN The parties on Saturday night make a long week of study endurable. Charles Easson Carthage, Missouri Doug East Carthage, Missouri Gilda Edmonson Joplin, Missouri Jessica Edwards Joplin, Missouri Patricia Elder Webb City, Missouri Pamela Eliason Carthage, Missouri Marolyn Elliott Joplin, Missouri Gleneda Ellis Riverton, Kansas Kenny Embrey Joplin, Missouri Charles Endicott Joplin, Missouri Allan Ensor II Carl Junction, Missouri Perry Epperly Exeter, Missouri Donald Evans Carthage, Missouri Ronald Evans Carthage, Missouri Betty Fagg Sarcoxie, Missouri Lee Anne Fairchild Joplin, Missouri Virginia Farris Joplin, Missouri Stephen Fenimore Carthage, Missouri Jacque Ferguson Joplin, Missouri Pat Flanigan Carthage, Missouri Saundra Fleischaker Monroe, Louisiana Gary Flenner Joplin, Missouri CLASS The whole gang got into the act at the woodgatltering. Bill F orcade Joplin, Missouri Barry Ford Carthage, Missouri Carolyn Ford Chelsea, Oklahoma Robert Ford Joplin, Missouri Ronald Ford Camrlerz, New Jersey Dennis Foster Carthage, Missouri Patty Francisco Crzrlllrrge, Missouri Michael Franklin Joplin, Missouri Norman Frazier Galena, Kansas Mike French Galena, Kansas Jolm Fretwell Joplin, Missouri Janet fodd Frey Carthage, Missouri Chester Fritz Cojfeen, Illinois Vera Fullerton Dianzonrl, Missouri Andrew Funklwuser Joplin, Missouri George Gagle Joplin, Missouri Keith Garber Sarcoxie, Missouri Martha Gasaway Joplin, Missouri ,lnltn Gastel Lamar, Missouri Paul Gerke Pilot Grove, Missouri T oni Getty Aurora, Missouri Nancy Gilliam Joplin, Missouri 5115? sf 9, ,. ' 'Nw-isis-1 :Q-ez ' ras' -fixes, . . K ' -,ssl 'eeari FRESHMAN Our dramatics department presented A Mzser by Moliere. Suzanne Gillmore Joplin, Missouri Ronald Giltner Joplin, Missouri Dennis Fay Goddard Kansas City, Missouri .lohnetta Goins Carthage, Missouri Pat Gold Joplin, Missouri David Graber Carthage, Missouri Keith Graham Carthage, Missouri Philip Wayne Graham Joplin, Missouri another success - The Kent L. Graves Linda Graves Joplin, Missouri Harvey Gray Joplin, Missouri Joplin, Missouri Seneca, Missouri John Roger Gray Kaye Anne Green Joplin, Missouri Mike Greenstreet Joplin, Missouri Calvin Griffin Carthage, Missouri Wesley H. Griffith Carthage, Missouri Mike Grissom Webb City, Missouri Hugh Grossman 111 Joplin, Missouri Charles Grote Carthage, Missouri Gary Guilford Webb City, Missouri Linda Hakes Carthage, Missouri Vickie Ann Hall Galena, Kansas CLASS It looks like love at first sight for Elise and Valere. Louis Hallam Harwood, Missouri Michael Hallam Joplin, Missouri Cary Hamlin Joplin, Missouri David Hamm Joplin, Missouri George V. Hammond Ir. Duenweg, Missouri Kathi' Harlow N evada, Missouri Gerry Harrel Joplin, Missouri Craig Harris Joplin, Missouri Mike Hartman Joplin, Missouri John Harvey Joplin, Missouri .lack L. Haverly Joplin, Missouri Wesley Haynes F airview, Missouri .lean Hendrickson Joplin, Missouri Gary Henry Joplin, Missouri William Hensley Joplin, Missouri Janice Hershberger Joplin, Missouri Kay Hershberger Joplin, Missouri Nanci Hill Joplin, Missouri Bill Hines Granby, Missouri Sally Hines Galena, Kansas Norman Hobbs Carl Junction, Missouri Pat Hogan Joplin, Missouri Us... F RE SHMAN Because of the stage bancl's lively personality, we look forward to elch ol their performances. Mike Hopkins Galena, Kansas Donald-Louis Hornback Carthage, Missouri Beverly Horton Joplin, Missouri Brent Horton Joplin, Missouri Kathy Horton Joplin, Missouri Linn Houck Pierce City, Missouri Margaret Hough Webb City, Missouri Clair Howard Joplin, Missouri William F. Howard Joplin, Missouri Barbara Hrebec Joplin, Missouri Elaine Hubbard Joplin, Missouri Steve Hubbard Carthage, Missouri 5 Mary Ann Hubler Joplin, Missouri David Hughes Webb City, Missouri James Hughes Joplin, Missouri Willa ,lo Humphrey Joplin, Missouri Bill Hunt Joplin, Missouri 'Terry Hylton Joplin, Missouri Linda Ingle Carthage, Missouri Linda Lou .lacks Joplin, Missouri Nellie Sue .lacks Joplin, Missouri Kitty Jackson Joplin, Missouri CLASS After an exhausting first half, the cheerleaders'seem to have taken a few moments to relax. Ted Jacobs Carthage, Missouri Larry Jaffe Carthage, Missouri Danny Jameson Joplin, Missouri Richard Jaynes Joplin, Missouri Bob Jenkins Salem, Missouri Susan Jernigan Joplin, Missouri Floyd Johnson Joplin, Missouri Jack Johnson Joplin, Missouri Lee Roy Johnson Granby, Missouri Nancy Johnson Joplin, Missouri Stewart Johnson Joplin, Missouri Wanda Lee Johnson Carthage, Missouri Curtis Jones St. Louis, Missouri Jean Ann Jones Joplin, Missouri Richard Jones Carthage, Missouri Samuel E. Jones St. Louis, Missouri Robert Jordan, Jr. Joplin., Missouri John Keeling Joplin, Missouri Jack Kelley Carl Junction, Missouri Nancy Ann Kelley Galena, Kansas Robert King Asbury, Missouri James Kingsbury Carthage, Missouri rf'3'n MFE Q N ,r .g..,..sr..r,g-.-,, ,,,,,,- .,E,.., ,.s.,- . . . is i v, u r ea J F RE SHMA Wouldhyou believe that one little frog could cause so much trouble ? ,sw Mark E. Klein St. Louis, Missouri Beverly Kluthe Joplin, Missouri Richard Korns Joplin, Missouri Richard L. Kruse Galena, Kansas Leroy Kutz Wentworth, Missouri Darlene LaC-asse Joplin, Missouri Richard LaNear Joplin, Missouri Stephen Langford Joplin, Missouri Bill Lant Joplin, Missouri Douglas Larson Sarcoxie, Missouri Ross Lauck Oronogo, Missouri Larry Lawhon Carthage, Missouri Leslie Lawrence Joplin, Missouri Lynn Lawson Webb City, Missouri Morris Lawson Seneca, Missouri Dennis Lea Joplin, Missouri Nancy Leard Joplin, Missouri Joey Ledl Monett, Missouri ,Ionne Legg W ebb City, 'Missouri Larry LeGrande Carl Junction, Missouri Ron Lehr Joplin, Missouri Billie Lenger Joplin, Missouri CLASS Taking a break from studies, the boys relax and enjoy cafeteria life. Bonnie Lewis Joplin, Missouri James Lewis Joplin, Missouri Jeanne Lewis Joplin, Missouri Stephen Lewis Sarcoxie, Missouri Wade Lewis, Jr. Carterville, Missouri John Linder Joplin, Missouri William Lisk Toledo, Ohio Larry Livingston Joplin, Missouri Mary Kay Livingston Galena, Kansas Jim Logsdon Carthage, Missouri Robert E. Long Stella, Missouri Tom Love Madill, Oklahoma Nancy Lowery Joplin, Missouri Robert Lux Carthage, Missouri Dave McAferty Joplin, Missouri William lVIcBeatl1, Jr. Claremore, Oklahoma Darrell McClanahan Joplin, Missouri Janet McCormack Joplin, Missouri James Lawrence McDonald Cartfmge, Missouri Roberta McGahee Joplin, Missouri John lVIcGrew, Jr. Carthage, Missouri Ann McKee Carthage, M issauri FRE SHMAN In zoolony lab, concentration and a strong stomach add up to a dissected frog. George McKenney Joplin, Missouri Betty McKeurley Carthage, Missouri Charlene Mahurin Joplin, Missouri Edward William Mansfield Carthage, Missouri Sharyn Mariea Carthage, Missouri Arthur Markray Joplin, Missouri Caywood Maroney Joplin, Missouri Don Marrs Joplin, Missouri David Marshall Carl Junction, Missouri Marilyn Martin Joplin, Missouri Martha Jeanne Martin Joplin, Missouri Don Marvin Joplin, Missouri David L. Mayfield Carthage, Missouri David Mayfield Joplin, Missouri Genevieve Mears Duenweg, Missouri Jerri Ann Meese Jasper, Missouri Walt Melton Joplin, Missouri Dale E. Mermoud Joplin, Missouri Frank E. Metz Joplin, Missouri Earl Miller Joplin, Missouri Chester F. Mitchell Carthage, Missouri Joplin, Missouri Merlin F. Mitchell .Ir CLASS The pep rally affected us all in different ways. Cherry Moore Webb City, Missouri Diane Moore Joplin, Missouri Greg Moore Joplin, Missouri Harvey Morgan Granby, Missouri Bruce Morlan Joplin, Missouri David Morton Alba, Missouri Sam Morton Carl Junction, Missouri Judy Moss Joplin, Missouri Larry Munn Joplin, Missouri Carol Munson Joplin, Missouri Janet Munson Webb City, Missouri Gary Murray Joplin, Missouri Tom Murray Joplin, Missouri Putty Myers Galena, Kansas Bob Neill Joplin, Missouri Jimmie Newman Jasper, Missouri Judy Horuback Newman Joplin, Missouri A Marker Nichols Webb City, Missouri Roy Nicholls Joplin, Missouri Sharon rhllll Nolting Joplin, Missouri Ken Northington Springfield, Missouri Sharon O'Dell Joplin, Missouri E FRESH AN It looks like someone has found a good substitute for attending classes. Melanie O'Flaherty Joplin, Missouri Eunice Olson Carterville, Missouri Vera Oxendine Joplin, Missouri Jerry Pace Neosho, Missouri sn Leslie Page Hawthorne, Nevada A4 Richard Palmer Joplin, Missouri Nick Parolin Carthage, Missouri .ludy Patterson Webb City, Missouri Toby Pauley Sarcoxie, Missouri Forrest Eugene Pearish Joplin, Missouri Paul Pearson Carterville, Missouri Richard Pearson Joplin, Missouri ,, William N. Pearson Q Columbus, Kansas Pam Pendarvis .. ,gg Joplin, Missouri David Peoples Carthage, Missouri Bobbie Jean Peppers Joplin, Missouri A A Larry Petersen Carl Junction, Missouri Quinton Platner Joplin, Missouri Dick Pope Jasper, Missouri Larry Posey Galena, Kansas Glenna Potter Carl Junction, Missouri Lister Potter Lamar, Missouri CLASS Our cheerleader's enthusiasm plays a big part in creatmg school spirit. Perry Potter Joplin, Missouri Claude Powell Webb City, Missouri Nancy Ruth Preston Joplin, Missouri Donald Pritchard N eosho,'Missouri Linda Lou Putnam Joplin, Missouri Harry Reaves J oplin, Missouri Sharyl Reece Joplin, Missouri John Reeves Mountain H ome, Arkansas John Remillard Joplin, Missouri John Reynolds Carthage, Missouri Dwayne Rhoden Liberal, Missouri Gary Richardson Joplin, Missouri .lon Rippee Joplin, Missouri Sharon Ritzman Joplin, Missouri John Roam Carthage, Missouri Bill Roberts Kansas City, Missouri Cheryl Roberts Joplin, Missouri Hettie Roberts Joplin, Missouri Howard E. Roberts Salem, Missouri James Roberts Galena, Kansas Sue Roberts Joplin, Missouri Deenie Roby Joplin, Missouri F RESHMAN Double double toil and troubleg Fire burn and cauldron William Rogers Carthage, Missouri Larry Carl Rose Joplin, Missouri Lyle Rosenberry Joplin, Missouri Julie Ruhl Joplin, Missouri Dennis Rusk Carthage, Missouri .lo Anne Russell Webb City, Missouri Shirley .lean Russell Galena, Kansas Robert Russow Carthage, Missouri James Ryan Carterville, Missouri Pat Ryan Galena, Kansas Karol Lee Salzer Joplin, Missouri Della Samson Carthage, Missouri Shakespeare Clyde Sanders Anderson, Missouri Scott Sanders Joplin, Missouri John Sapp Joplin, Missouri Bryce Sater Joplin, Missouri Virginia, Scherer Joplin, Missouri Bob Schimmel Joplin, Missouri Steve Schrader Brooklyn, New York Nancy Schults Joplin, Missouri Richard Scott Carthage, Missouri Sharon Scott Rivvrlolz, Kansas CLASS We had all the modern conveniences at our woodgathering. Sharon Scott Carthage, Missouri Judith Seaburg Joplin, Missouri Betty Jean Shanks Joplin, Missouri Ginger Shipman Joplin, Missouri John Shoemaker Greenfield, Missouri Ted Shropshire Diamond, Missouri Brian S. Siegel Brooklyn, New York Gregory Lynn Simmons Torrance, California Richard L. Simpson Webb City, Missouri Mike Siskowski Joplin, Missouri Ronnie Skelton Carthage, Missouri Terry Small Carthage, Missouri Donna Smith Carthage, Missouri Gailya Jean Smith Galena, Kansas Gene Smith Asbury, Missouri Joseph Juddy Smith Oxford, Florida Robert Smith Joplin, Missouri Ross L. Smith Joplin, Missouri Jack Sneed Joplin, Missouri Phil Snoddy Joplin, Missouri William B. Snyder Parkersburg, West Virginia Judy Sorg Joplin, Missouri TX S FRESHMAN A strong bench backs up our boys on the field. Keith Spencer Carthage, Missouri Tom Lewis Spry Carthage, Missouri Rusty Stanford Webb City, Missouri Carrol Stanley Joplin, Missouri Donna Jean Stanley Carthage, Missouri Richard Stauffer Joplin, Missouri Julie Stehm Duenweg, Missouri Leroy Stephens Joplin, Missouri Mitchell Stephens Joplin, Missouri John Stephenson Galena, Kansas Robert Stines Webb City, Missouri David Stinson Joplin, Missouri David Stockam Joplin, Missouri Carole Stockton Joplin, Missouri Michael Stockton Purdy, Missouri Betty Stout Joplin, Missouri Mary Strait Joplin, Missouri Terry .lean Strait Carthage, Missouri Larry D. Strong Joplin, Missouri Gloria Studivan Webb City, Missouri Gail Sutton Joplin, Missouri Jana Swab Joplin, Missouri CLASS These students appear to be well aware that the photographer is taking candid shots. James L. Sweeten Joplin, Missouri Randal Switzer Stockton, Missouri Karol Tate Joplin, Missouri Marsha Taylor Carthage, Missouri Vicki Ann Taylor Webb City, Missouri Billie Joe Templeton Carthage, Missouri Judy Thompson Joplin, Missouri Shirley Ann' Thompson Oronogo, Missouri Janice Thornberry Joplin, Missouri Janice Thornton Joplin, Missouri .ub- Dave Throop Webb City, Missouri Donna Thurman Joplin, Missouri Bonnie Tiller Carthage, Missouri Linda Joyce Tomlin Joplin, Missouri Emory Trawick Jacksonville, Florida Barbara Trent Carthage, Missouri Jon Trimble Joplin, Missouri Dennis Triplett Joplin, Missouri Morris Truesdell Joplin, Missouri Hank Urhanowitz St. Louis, Missouri Mike Van Brunt Webb City, Missouri Linda Gayle Vermilli Joplin, Missouri 011 vw, A FRESHMAN .luco boys added the finishing touches to our woodpile-a Haskell Indian. Charlene Veteto Joplin, Missouri Paula Vowiell Brimfield, Illinois Clinton E. Walker Galena, Kansas Richard Wallace Carterville, Missouri Linda Anne Waltman Joplin, Missouri Wayne M. Ward Selma, N. Carolina- Tom Warren Galena, Kansas Kathy Watkins Joplin, Missouri Michael Edward Weaver Duenweg, Missouri Tom Webb Ianthu, Missouri Phyllis Wells Joplin, Missouri Gayle West Joplin, Missouri Susan Wheeler Ozark, Missouri Leigh White Joplin, Missouri Dixie Whitworth Joplin, Missouri Crieh Wicklund Carthage, Missouri Phil Wiland Carterville, Missouri William Wilcoxson II Joplin, Missouri W Norman Wilfong Granite City, Illinois Doris Willhanks Joplin, Missouri i CLASS This gallant fireman seems to have forgotten all about the bonfire. Stephen Wimp Joplin, Missouri Kenneth B. Wise Joplin, Missouri David Wayne Wolf Joplin., Missouri Ronald Woodard Carterville, Missouri Larry Wooclmzmsee Purcell, Missouri Slanlcy Woodnlansee Purcell, Missouri .leunnine Wormington Snrcoxie, Missouri Coyle Yaryan Carl Junction, Missouri Myrna Yaryan Carl J un clion, Missouri Carol Yeakey Joplin, Missouri Nancy Young Joplin, Missouri .loe Zabsky Joplin, Missouri Curol Zimmerman Joplin, Missouri Cheryl Zimmerman Joplin, Missouri Pricilla Zumwalt Joplin, Missouri .ludy Kay Williams Joplin, Missouri Marilyn Williams Joplin, Missouri Meredith Ann Williams Baxter Springs, Kansas .lim Willis Joplin, Missouri .aw uni . mf: wxwww Vmgws 'swam --+5 .5 .W X w 55 v Fifi' .w, ,zr 1 1 M, ' ,H ,. , mfg, B K 1 1 ACTIVITIES . -..,,hs E YEs,E5P..,.g?V- -MER . wtf L, It m - H, ive--.. L H3335 ,Wu -'J I V' 5' Y Legg---43 ,V ,N Y Y H W-A 'WY 1 gg W 'M 345' 'if 5 P L, E L is ML v L Wfiz, X 1. X g 'I ii 5. 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N 2 ' 1 L- J g ., kg- WH , YL, Q' N J if fi ' 2 Ji' Q , gg- m 43, L v ' LLL, ,, -,-- 1 h U V i ae.'M .Q LJ 4 bw' frd -sh' L .lack Burke, President 5,53 Larry Cusack Dorothy Rutherford Joyce Miller Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Hughes Mr. Lnvern Mr. Dunham Paui Smith Parliamentarian SUMMER CABINET FIRST ROW: Janis Burt, Linda Allington, Kathy Keithly, Barbara Coombs, Tom Higdon. SECOND ROW: Paul Shank, Pat Franklin, Roger Hoyt, Craig Fisher, Steven DeAlmeida, Bill Rucker, Steve Walker. V 'r 'N i xx ,f The Student Senate is the one organization on campus vested with legislative powers. Through the Senate, students have the opportunity to take an active part in school administration. This year, the Senate was responsible for allocating funds to the various campus organizations. Also, they designed and published Lion's Tracks, the student directory. Several committees were ap- pointed to plan homecoming activities, basketball queen coro- nation, twirp dance and the student mixer. In addition, the Senators amended the school constitution. SOPHOMORE SENATORS: i Roger Hoyt, Tony Cano, Janis Burt, Ernest Fitzgerald, Kathy Kelthly, Dawn Beers, Barbara Coombs. x ,y,,, W STUDENT SENATE sa SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: . . Craig Fisher, President, Linda Kelley, Parliamentariang Pegi Duggan, Secretary-Treasurerg Gary Engle, V1CC'PfeSldem' 4 ,rf F-ff ,ggi I s, , fa ffl its - W - ..,, ' f F RESHMAN SENATORS: FIRST ROW: Linda Waltman, Cheryl Dines, Ken Northington, Ronda Davis, Marsha Taylor, Janice Thornton, Melanie Angelen. SECOND ROW: Linda Graves, ,lim Dalton, Emory Trawick, Jessica Edwards, Jeanne Lewis. THIRD ROW: Larry Strong, Marshall Anderson, Bob Jordan, Charles Baker, John Harvey, Phil Wiland. i, .gs CD .ir N li K ,- - ,F , . . . gi . 1 f.-l'.1gk g X 1 , 3,4 le ff -'ew M, I 'H ilb E t K , y 5 . . . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Greg Moore, President, Leigh White, Vice-President, ,leanne Martin, Secretary-Treasurer, Hettie Roberts, Parliamentarian. Y FIRST ROW: Burney Johnson, Dixie Cook, Joleyne Holman, Nina Haggard, Barbara Coombs, Kathy Keithly, Steve DeAlmeida, Matt Gullck SECOND ROW: Jerry Dean, Diane Parker, Linda Caldemeyer, Joyce Sterner, Margaret Ruddick, Betty Cox, Charles Bland. THIRD ROW: Allen Talbutt Jerry Brouwer, David Thompson, Victor DeAlmeida, George Long, John Schaefer, David Rouse, Richard Hood, Tom Higdon. Tom Higdon, President: David Rouse, ,Vice-Presidentg Kathy Kcithly, Secretary, Margaret Ruddick, Treasurer, Linda Clademeyer. Historiang Richard Hood, Reporter. Eta Chi, the College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, is a national scholastic fraternity striving to improve qualities of scholarship, citizenship, and character in its members. Membership is deter- mined by grade point average and recommendation from faculty, administration, and active mem- bers of the local chapter. This year the organization partici- pated in a freshman orientation program and PTK members served as advisors to freshmen throughout the year. The organ- ization helped pass out pro- grams at the Community Con- certs. Representatives from Eta Chi attended the Phi Theta Kappa National Convention in Chicago in April. Pi Alpha Pi, honorary business 'fraternity merged with Phi Theta Kappa this year. The sponsors are Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Ratekin. FIRST ROW: Paul Gerke, Sharon O'Dell, Perry Epperly, Roy Freeman, Eleanor Post, Bill Vance, Pat Kobus, Linda Barnes, Sharon Wideman. SECOND ROW: Ross Lauck, Jim Seger, Sherri Campbell, Melanie Anglen, Donna Stanley, Judy Sorg, Dick Osborn, Steve DeAlmeida. THIRD ROW: Martha Casaway, Linda Caldemeyer, Dawn Beers, Joanne Brush, Lynne Cates. FOURTH ROW: Hank Urbanowicz, Curtis Jones, Bill Gilstrap, Dr. Dryer, Jean- nine Wormington, Bill McConnell, Virginia Scherer, Beverly Kluthe, Marilyn Allen, Vivian Taylor, Mike Graves. S. N. E. A. Jim Seger, Vice-Presidentg Linda Caldemeyer, Secretaryg Martha Gasaway, Treasurerg Steve DeAlmeida, President: Richard Osborn, Historian. I The Student National Education Association is organized for those students who are interest- ed in the teaching profession. Various programs and field trips are made each year to further the meniber's knowledge of the teaching profession. The mem- bers participated in the Joplin Public Schools Visitation Day by teaching in their various fields of interest. The SNEA is recognized by the National Education Association and the Missouri State Teacher's Association. This chapter is also a member of the Joplin 'l'eacher's Association. The SNEA con- tributed to the building fund for the new college site by presenting a check to Dr. Leon Billingsly. The club took an active part in the Homecoming parade by winning second place in the float competition. Tile to sytt J or it sponsors are Mrs. Wiley, Dr. Dryer, and Mr. Junkies., l lgryce vS1aHqe'r, Sherri Campbell, Sharon O'Dell, Patti Smith, Jessie Souder,5 Roberta McCehee, Carla Hammer, Sue Deckard, Jack Burke, Larry Cusack teve a er. v Jack Burke, Treasurerg Sue Deckard, Secretaryg Steve Walker, Vice-Presidentg Larry Cusack, President. YOUNG DEMOCRATS The Young Democrats Club strives to arouse interest in politics among the students. The members aid in the election of candidates on the Democratic ticket. The Club is chartered by the Missouri Young Demo- crats and is a member of the eleventh district. Each summer a delegate is sent to the state convention. During this election year, the Young Democrats sponsored the visit of Attorney- General Thomas Eagleton and Jim Thomas, a candidate for Congress. The sponsors are Mr. Lovern and Mr. junkins. man sumti , ,te f, ,.,, ,, 5 tttm, , w , 5 aa if -as 7: 1 W are 4 .lil :affix , TQ if my , FIRST ROW: Nadine Kirk, Sharon Burke, Bill Pearson, David Lightbourn, Roger Hoyt. SECOND ROW: ,lean Forrest, Jim Newman, Roy Wesley, Karol Tate, Craig Fisher, Steve Allen. YOUNG REPUBLICAN S The Young Republicans Club promotes an understanding of party' politics through active participation in the Republican Party. The club strives to devel- op a sense of responsibility to country and party. During this election year, the club partici- pated in rallies, demonstrations, and parades. They assisted in the mailing of bulletins and newsletters from the Republican Headquarters. Also, they con- ducted a Get Out and Vote campaign. The sponsors are Mr. Gockel and Mr. Holman. Roger Hoyt, Vice-Presidentg David Lightbourn, Secretary: Craig Fisher, President. K T lliqiri , K ,Q-. ix Q., 9 ,nltsr ' so so FF l miiu 4 ., A . -I. l 'I 'fi 'bg . . . Q, Q, 'N 's 'z . T ' .Ny ,W Q. r , , ,. X. ' ' r' sw Xl . X-, A-ts v s YN! f'l'h,A 4 . Q FIRST ROW: Barbara Coombs, Jeanne Hendrickson, Rayma Coy, Mary ,Io Roesch, Bill M Co ll, B b M ll, J d B , B lb' P SECOND ROW: Roger Hoyt, Patti Smith, David Hughes, Gary Engle, Pat Flanigan, JackCBu:lTZ, Boi? ,lordliirxijajerrgf T.ehiifrRobleBtT.eh:.pperS Roger Hoyt, Presidentg Bill McConnell, Vice-Presidentg Mary Jo Roesh, Secretary, Bob Jordan, Treasurer. F, - CCUN The Collegiate Council for the United Na- tions is an affiliate member of the national student organiation, which is devoted to building informed student support for the United Nations. The 'national organization is an accredited Non-Governmental Organi- zation with official NGO status at the United Nations and the United States Mis- sion to the U.N. CCUN encourages students to reach conclusions about United States policies which both promote our national interests and make American leadership in the United Nations most effective, and it aims to develop a student public which takes action upon its beliefs. This year, the CCUN delegation ,represented Cyprus at the Mid-West Model United Nations. The delegates are Linda Caldemeyer, Roger Hoyt, Pat Flanigan, 'John McGrew, Bob Jordan, Bob Murrell and Bill McConnell. FIRST ROW: Bill Rucker, Frank Fickle, Larry Conhoy, Craig Fisher, Steve Allen. ' SECOND ROW: Cary Engle, Roger Hoyt, Marshall Anderson, Steve Chenault, Larry Cusack, .lim Hughes. THIRD ROW: ,lim Seger, Mike Franklin, Hugh Grossman, Pat Frankhn. CIRCLE K Circle K International provides an opportunity for individual service in the field of campus and community betterment. Through its various activities, Circle K aids in the develop- ment of responsibility among its members. With great enthu- siasm, the club brought the Brothers Four, a nationally known group of folk singers, to Joplin. During the Christmas season, Circle K held a party for several underprivileged children. They also honored high ranking .Iuco graduates at a banquet. Mr. Holman sponsors the club. . r Pat Franklin, Secretaryg Craig Fisher, President, Larry Cusack, Treasurerg Frank Fickle, Vice-President. rl- , gi -Y 5 5 '35 1 . ' . 5 ,,g,,,,3 ti . ' R ' 5 I FIRST ROW: Joe Hughlett, Richard LaNear, Matt Gulick, Paul Shank, Bill Rucker, Bob Gold. SECOND ROW: Melanie Anglen, David Black, George Gagle, Ernie Fitzgerald, Tom Spry, Mike Franklin, Bob Neill. THIRD ROW: Pat Franklin, Richard Ames, Steve Evinger, Dennis Triplett, Ernie Belkham, Max Wells, Philip Graham. FOURTH ROW: Charles Baker, Kenny Swindle, David Rouse, James Van Hooser, David Thompson, Gary Engle. FIFTH ROW: George Hammond, Kenny Oxendine, Roy Nichols, Clair Howard. Joe Hughlett, Richard LaNear-Freshman Representativesg Matt Guliek, Treasurerg Paul Shank President' Bob Gold, Secretaryg Bill Rucker, Vice-President. ce Q. c c l c ENGINEERS The Engineers Club helps its members become acquainted with the opportunities in the various engineering fields. The members have a chance to associate with professional engineers. They also take several field trips to see professional engineering techniques put into practice: The club this year, is building an analog computer. The sponsors are Miss Mc- Cormick and Mr. Strobel. 23: VVVI 5 w irgggu M' H ku ' i W si? S iii K-gag ' L f T STANDING Gary Engle, Joyce Miller, David Rouse, David Thompson, Matt Culick, Mike Franklin, Kenny Oxendine, Charles Baker, Joe Hughlett, STATED Bill' Rucker, Pat Franklin, Della Samson, Melanie Anglen. MATH Students interested in all fields of mathematics find Math Club a challenging organization. At bi-monthly meetings, the mem- bers study areas of mathematics which are not presented in the classroom. Thus, the club mem- bers receive a broad background in math. This year the club invited Dr. Hatfield, the head of the mathematics Department at Rolla, to speak on the subject of half-adders. The sponsors are Miss McCormick, Mr. Jensen, and Mr. Dunphy. David Rouse, Vice-President, Gary Engle, Presidentg David Thompson, Secretary Treasurer. Y , in giiixflfg- E -!d,,,, -lg 47 A5 :Qi l f U WP me i 4.0K 1 Patti Smith, Barbara Coombs, Co-editors aa. 1 wr ,H 'W fefislx U3 5 K Y L-'fa N' ,W 'io TX T W U, ., asia! ii ' feas- ' ' ' N i , u stir I E' riifltz-' A . ,U .. J- MH., l, .1 ' -at X! 1 f . Hia 0'-'iQ s1'i m .:s: :AL- 'af mt . 1'-' ,cage wr' H.: ' 7,43 r , '-., k:,,, ,H :ki ' 5,54 s 5.1 H- iii: M, I X Mr. Bolesg Art Advisor 'f . mu. was . . I ,, ' CROSSROADS Plans for your 1965 Crossroads began last spring with the choice of the Co-editors. From that moment on, we formulated ideas to make this the ccperfectn yearbook. During summer vacation we had the opportunity to tour the publishing company in Dallas and view the actual processing of yearbooks. At the publishing company the type of print, heading styles, weight of the paper, division pages, and color and design of the cover of the Crossroads were chosen. September came all too soon and we suddenly found ourselves madly collecting our thoughts, ideas, and as many pictures as possible. With September also came the choosing of our staff, and production began with full force. We all set to work organizing and planning general layouts, and alpha- betizing and categorizing class pictures. Another project on our list was the Crossroads Ball and Coronation. Preparation for this special event began weeks in advance, but as time grew closer We were, as usual, frantic over last minute details. All of our worry and doubts paid off for the ball was a smashing success. ln March, the final deadline approached and we were doing fine and well until old man winter decided to stick around a while longer. Because of him, the Miss .luco pageant was delayed and we found ourselves with four blank pages in the Royalty section. But thanks to a hard working staff who came to the rescue, your Crossroads is com- plete. Well, D Day has come and gone, the book is finished, and so are we. Patti and Barb ' L J , a r L is l rm, .. . .H Mr. Holman, Faculty Advisor if Pat Franklin, Business Managerg Pam Eliason, Lynne Catesg John Roam 52153 P' N W V Q ,,nn -ASN 1 'u in X2 1 Ann McKee, Bill Rucker, Patty Francisco STANDING: Sandy F leischaker, Roger Hoyt SEATED: Marilyn Allen i gs: f .lx-:fd The Gian tgzm ltd:-In if ' Z? . tm! - ll 3 . tu, FRONT: Cheryl Dines, Terry Small, Toni Gett , G N H tl , P t B ll. BACK: .lim Lewis, Nancy Preston, .lohn Beydler?,Joh'ii0llli3:Cr3siv.ey a e Co-Editors, Richard Hood, Ron Hiserg Associate Editor, Janis Burt. Vivian Williams, Copy Editor, Miss Headlee, Sponsor, John Schaefer, Business Man- ager. 9 , CHART STAFF The Chart staff publishes twelve issues of the school newspaper during the academic year. Under the guidance of Miss Headlee, the students learn the basic techniques involved in publish- ing a newspaper. In addition, the Chart staff sponsors the annual Miss Juco Contest in which the best-dressed ,luco coed is chosen. Miss ,luco repre- sents the college in Glamour magazine's Ten Best Dressed College Girls in America contest. FIRST ROW: Bill Burton, ,lim Newman, Ron Roeber, Pat Bell, Jessica Edwards, Ginger Shipman Mary Jones Mary Sue Cox Sandy Flelschaker Tom Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ron Attuso,Terry Helton, Mrs. Spangler, Don Hoops, James Lewis Paul Snyder Charles Baker Mike Barnes Robert Jordan Linda Arnce. MODERN LANGUAGE The Modern Language Club pro- motes an interest in foreign countries by studying their language, customs, and histories. At their bi-monthly meetings, the members present interesting programs which help to famil- iarize the students with foreign countries. The club provides a Christmas basket of food for a needy family, visits the foreign language departments of other schools, and conducts several fund-raising projects. Mrs. Spangler sponsors the club. Mary Sue Cox Secretary Treasurer Charles Baker Vice President Jessica Edwards, Reporter Mike Barnes President 'EP i FIRST ROW: Jessica Edwards,Mrs. Steininger, Nancy Dannelley, Kathy Keithily, Dawn Beers, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Pohnka. SECOND ROW: Christi Casey, Sherri Campbell, Deenie Roby, ,Iudy Newman, Susan Fricks, Jessie Souder.THIRD ROW: Martha Gasaway, Sandy Woods, Anita Baum, Sharon O'Dell, Cheryl Dines, Beverly Kluthe. FOURTH ROW: .ludy Sorg, Lou Wilks,.loyce Sterner, Jacqueline Boan, Sharon Stoelmaker, Bonnie Tiller. Kathy Keithly, President, Dawn Beers, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Dannelley, Secretaryg Johnetta Goins, Treasurer. Y. W. C. A. The Young Women's Christian Association endeavors to be' of T service to the women students of the college and offers an opportunity for development and training in leadership, religion, and social service. This year the YW's program has included the presentation of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy 11-E -.. - families, a taffy pull for mem- bers, the YWCA Thanksgiving banquet, and the sponsorship of World University Service Week. The sponsors are Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Pohnka, and Miss Steininger. 2 90 FIRST ROW: Judy Newman, Deenie Roby, Marvin Caldwell, Jessica Edwards, Pegi Duggan, Nancy Lowery, Doug Brooks, Charlotte Breedlove, Dorothy Rutherford. SECOND ROW: Deatra Webb, Lynne Cates, Ann Francisco, John Koeneman, Sharon O'Dell, Mark Terry, Bill Vance, Marsha Taylor, Ann Williams, Keith Spencer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hunt, Bill Rainey, ,Iody Barr, Anita Baum, Julie Stehm, Karol Salzer, Toni Getty, Linda Graves, Sandi Ruff, Nancy Leard, Mr. Brietzke. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Ritzman, Allen Ensor, Sherri Campbell, Sue Fingerle, Darrell McClanahan, Beverly Kluthe, Carol Tate, Gary Roney, David Lightbourn. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Allen,,Mary Burns, Patti Smith, Linda Arnce. SIXTH ROW: Charles Moore, Dick Moss Bill Snodgrass, Don Goetz, Phil Wiland, Paul Snyder, Mary Curp, Bill Gilstrap, Steve Wimp, Sharon Nolting, John Harvey. Lynne Cates, Historian: John Koeneman, President: Ann Francisco, Vice-President Deatra Webb, Secretary-Treasurer. COLLEGE PLAYERS The College Players are dedi- cated to the pursuit of dramatic arts in all phases. This year the Players have produced four plays: THE MISER, THE MIRACLE WORKER, ALL THE WAY HOME, and THE TAMING OF THE SHREW. They contribute materially to assemblies and other school programs as well as presenting various outside productions. The College Players also were awarded first prize for their float in the homecoming parade. The Sponsors are Mr. Brietzke and Mr. Hunt. - l L l LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE Chief Brown Bear .... .........., ....... ....... ...,.. .l ohn Koeneman Captain Billy Jester .............. ................. .... , . .Steve Garrison Captain Big jim Warrington ....., ........... ......... G a ry Roney Little Mary Sunshine ................ ...... D onna Doerge ......Kathy Keithly ........Pam Plummer Mme. Ernestine Bon Liebedick ..., .. Nancy Twinkle ....................... Fleet Foot ................ .. ................ Richard Showalter Yellow Feather ............. ............................ M ark Terry Gen. Oscar Fairfax ....... ........................... D avid Charron Young Ladies ............. ...... A nn Francisco, Paula Wiland, Deatra Webb, Judy Rain- water, Penny Craig, Marcia McCullough. Forest Rangers .... ......... N ick Noble, Tom Higdon, Bill Gilstrap, Charles Bland, Leon Tarrant, Bill Vance. 11 A an -Z' - L 'MH-me -sv ix 51' - i - N. ! f--., g M is ,aa .f,,:f-- . , ,M Y-,me ,wt 4, as ,Q ,- .I .vim 6 , f , N' -YL-g -L BACKSTAGE ,f -2' . i Z Q5 1: 'ffm ,5 :W . my ,itirlyv 2 in .i it ' 1 rf ag 1? L .:z. , K sbs, if if ws ,. 2. .f , f-ii: 1' ff: mf, 4 J M, :S-asm f' :H 3 X 1 it A ,IJ VV , x Backstage tension mounts as Allan Ensor and Nadine Kirk await their cue. Ill Sue Fingerle adeptly applies make-up to Gilda Edmondson in preparation for her role as Viney in The Miracle Worker . Deenie Roby and David Hughes rehearse for their parts in a skit. Bob Jordan spends many hours rehearsing as a member of the Single Swingers. 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A -- ,,.. .. , -- . , , I , I I l l , - ,C A A I A - B FIRST ROW: Anita Baum, Kathy Watkins, Eleanor Post, Cheryl Zimmer'man, Janet Counts, Bill Snodgrass, Charles Bland, Steve DeAlmeida, Dorothy Rutherford, Jonne Sue Legg, Charlene Mahurin, Kathy Keithly. SECOND ROW: Nancy Dannelley, Sharon O'DelI, Sharyl Reece, Tom Higdon, Jim Anderson, David Thompson, Charles Baker, Larry Strong, Roger Hoyt, Jody' Barr, Linda Barnes, Nancy Woods, Linda Waltman. THIRD ROW: Gilda Edmonson, Jessica Edwards, Deenie Roby, Gary Engle, Tom Johnson, Crieb Wicklund, Mr. Dunham, Bill Vance, Bill Gilslrap, Jeanne Martin, Sheryl Huff, .Iulie Ruhl. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Nolting, Karol Tate, Nancy Lowery, Tana Herron, Phil Graham, David Hughes, George McKenney, Michael Stockton, Bob Jordan, Mike Barnes, .Iohn Harvey, Janice Corn, Sherri Campbell, Susan Fricks, .Iohnetta Goins. CHOIR AND CHORAL ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Anita Baum, Kathy Watkins, Jessica Edwards, Sheryl Reese, Janice Corn, Kathy Keithly, Nancy Woods. SECOND ROW: Sharon Nolting, Dave Thompson, Bill Snodgrass, Bob Jordan, Larry Strong, Jody Barr. THIRD ROW: Charles Baker, David Hughes, George McKinney, Bill Gilstrap, Bill Vance. V ff . Ft FIRST ROW: Mr. Benzamin, Claire Howard, Tom Higdon, Richard Hobbs, Terry Basom, Lon- Vineyard, Mike Smith. SECOND ROW: Bill Snodgrass Bill Roberts, Ron Bortles, James Lewis, Mike Graves, Bill Vance, Larry Rose. THIRD ROW: Randy Graue, David Hughes, Gary ROIICY, .lohn Gardner Greg Simmons, Sam Davis, Keith Garber. , STAGE BAND The Stage Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Russell Benzamin, has exemplified to .ICJC the magic of music. Competition in three major jazz festivals to be held at the University of Kansas, the University of Missouri, and Notre Dame are the top goals of the band. In addition to practice for the jazz festivals, the Stage Band provides enter- tainment for assemblies, pre- sents two major concerts, and monthly recitals. f.-1u1f:9un.a 0 A FIRST ROW: Jeanne Lewis, Emily Jane Klein, Doris Kisling, Bobbie Peppers, Sharon N. Scott. SECOND ROW: Hugh Grossman, Terry Basom .lanet Counts, Vicki Taylor, Sheryl Huff, Dixie Beautte, ,lonne Legg, David Thompson, ,lohn Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Donna Stanley, Sharon Stoel maker, jim Lewis, Bill Vance, Ron Bottles, Charles Bland, Tom Higdon, Dave Marshall, Richard Dobbs, Glenda Cantrell, Bill Snodgrass, Martha Gasaway. FOURTH ROW: .lames Seger, Mr. Benzamin, ,lack Haverly, Kent Graves, Keith Garber, Greg Simmons, David Lightbourn, Nancy Dan nelley, Melanie Anglen, Gary Roney, Mike Graves, Sharon Wideman, Roger Hoyt. NOT PICTURED: Dale Sullens, Monte Shepherd, Lonnie McDaniel Sam Davis, Clair Howard, Kathy Keithly. THE SINGLE SWINGERS The Single Swingers, a jazz vocal group, is patterned after the famed Swingle Singers of Paris. They use the material of this famous group when it is available, otherwise, their director, Bill Vance, ar- ranges the works of Handel, Bach, and Mozart for their use. Since these compositions were intended for instruments other than voice, the group must use jazz syllables to sing them. The members are David Thompson, Chester Fritz, Anita Baum, Nancy Dannelley, Bill Snodgrass, Randy Graue, Kathy Keithly, Janet Counts, Bob Jordan, and Bill Vance. -ef? A MIKE GRAVES-Trombone KATHY KEITHLY-Vocal Accompanist-CECELIA LEVERICH GRADUATION RECITALS BILL sNoDGRAss-violin BILL vANCE-v,,ca1 1 l Steven DeAl1neida Majoring in psychology, Steven is president of SNEA. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Summer Cabinct. Victor DeAlmeida Victor plans to enter the medical profession. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. Eli ZH 'qi Barbara Coombs Barbara is majoring in history. She is an active student senator and Crossroads co-editor. Barbara is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Modern Language Club. OUTSTANDING STUDENTS The sophomores recognized on these pages have consistently main- tained high scholastic averages during their two years in college. They have distinguished themselves in their respective fields of interest. Each faculty member nominated three students from his department. The list of nominees was submitted to the faculty and the twelve outstanding students were chosen by secret ballot. Matt Gulick An engineering major, Matt is treasurer of the Engineers' Club. He is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa. E ., 1 if X SW K 1' 5? ips u:'Q,.,11' ' 2 - H ,eil i 1 ,t. if 5 15 6 f -me ,ni it 55 at fi? Q., tr X qi i Burney Johnson 1 Burney is a secondary education major and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. Ron Hiser Ron is a journalism major and has been a member of the Chart staff for two years. This year, he is co-editor of the Chart. George Long Majoring in electrical engineering, George is active in Engineers' Club and Math Club. He is also a member of Phi Theta Karma. l Joleyne Holman Joleyne is majoring in English literature and is a i member of Phi Theta Kappa. I02 ' r Bill McConnell Bill is working toward a double major in political science and sociology. He is vice-president of CCUN and head delegate to the Ilglidwest Model United Nations. Bill is also a member of Phi Theta appa. Margaret Ruddick A secondary education major, Margaret plans to be a librarian. She is secretary of Phi Theta Kappa and clurinv her freshman year, was a delegate to that organizations national convention. Susann Rinehart Susaun is majoring in social sciences and plans to be a librarian. As a freshman, she was a member of the concert band and is presently n member of Phi Theta Kappa. Paul Shank An engineering major, Paul is president of Engineers' Club and also a member of Math Club. 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Miss Sandra Ruff ks 5 wE?33?51s: ,2 wr WM. iw WE fu fssf gf zf.,5gf-- mmf .ggiigev -wi! ,uw ' mf v ws. fffrffz H if-w?a1:,H'1 .'fgf:Qrf N ' fiffffw 1:12:11 ,W f ?5?55v522 fee f' ax HW., gwdkfi ' Wea' ':,g.u:4 ezfip fa, .ask fm W II9 QQ: 2 SEATED Barbara Coombs, Donna Bartelsmeyer STANDING: Sharon Campbell Connie Culton June Duvall FSCORTS: Ron Attuso, John Fretwell KX .T qqxjixf ' I 5- .1 M. ,, . , , , , ifgiiy, fi '25 'f..uEZ?' 1 K ff ' f ,, ' Zim n s SECOND RUNNERS-UPQ Kathy Horton, Beverly Horton. CONTESTANTS -,,-1:.vs T?? ilu viqin lglw SEATED: Beverly Van Nulter, Linda Wallman. STANDING Cheryl Zimmuman Linda Winn, Leigh White. .., fgzjggpiillll xvwkw VX' SPURTS I TER-STATE CONF ERE CE CHAM S JOPLIN LIONS OPPONENTS 20 Fairbury ............. .......... 7 7 Independence ............ .......... 1 9 16 Missouri Valley ........ .......... 7 41 Highland .............. .......... 1 9 12 OMA ........ .......... 5 4' 37 Haskell ............... ....... 7 40 WMA ..................... ....... 6 20 Connors 81 M ........ .......... 2 3 14 SMS Jr. Varsity ........ .......... 1 2 Thanks to our very fine coaching staff, the Lions emerged victorious this year capturing the conference title with four wins and no losses. The Lions were plagued with accidents all season, but this is football. Though small in number, the Lions, put out a tremendous effort and received a very Well deserved title. Head Coach-RON TOMAN Backfield Coach-DOUG LANDRITH Line Coach-JERRY CHEW FIRST ROW: Randy Switzer, Jack Burke, Paul Gerke, Sam Jones, Dean Havens, Keith Graham. SECOND ROW: Monroe Phelps: Assistant Coach, Ken Northington, Don Moslmaugh, Norman Wilfong, Mike Hutchinson, Charles Easson, Skip Drouin, Judcly Smith, Curtis Jones, Jerry Chew: Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: Ron Toman: Head Coach, Jerry Burke, Danny Wilson, Hank Urhanowicz, Dick Ralston, Bruce Cortez, Ron Woodard, Dick Kruse, Bob Jenkins, Doug Landrithg Assistant Coach. FOURTH ROW: Joe Potter, Jerry Pace, John Shoemaker, Frank Falks, Pete Jennings, Bob Courtney, Tony Cano, John Fretwell. JIM ROBERTS, Student Manager LARRY BUNN, Student Manager arg TONY CANO Halfback J ACK BURKE End JERRY BURKE End TWO YEAR LETTERMEN The football team this year found themselves with a new coach, Ron Toman. As the returning players could tell from the first practice, the new coach expected and received the most in effort and cooperation from his team. Under the expert guidance of Coach Toman, the Lions won all their conference games this year. Z fW x ' 'N Q - .Y , ,Na 3 wb, -, .,..- L I 5 cam, L, ij ,, X Z X lEIRhJl?EkC0RTEZ 1 a ac fl' ll 'IIN-U GD , , t x --m K 1 swim nf-K FRANK FALKS Guard . .V 3 Q Q, 'S IM DEAN HAVENS Quarterback PETE JENNINGS Fullback ii-, BILL McELFRESH Tackle DON MOSBAUGH End ,. , . ,. .w f 3 1 as ' x i TWO YEAR LETTERMEN iff wg :fi-1 QE -we DICK RALSTON End DANNY WILSON Halfback 1 ,.. x .-.A . .1 . ' , ,, , X 4, - I W X , , Vw 1 F L W Z5-5225. I X M , 5 .5 , A f f 1 4 I lwqii. ,, gr an CHEERLEADERS in .2 ny' ', ,Q , . . ei lx .fic ii: 1' LINDA ALLINGTON PECI DUGGAN NANCY LOWERY Captain Co-Captain PATTY FRANCISCO, SHARON SCOTT JUDY MOSS Alternates C V MELANIE OTLAHERTY DOROTHY RUTHERFORD MARSHA TAYLOR 'Ulf 'W 1 v :- K txt, 1 . gl X FIRST ROW: Howard Roberts, Bob Jenkins, Harry Reaves B111 Brown LOUIS H xllam Ron Balrd SECOND ROW: Coach Landrith, Bruce Cortez, Doug East David ,lobe B11l Denney Plul Cook Arthur Malkray Monroe Phelps student manager X 3 Coach Doug Landrith eagerly discusses the merits of his team. l32 J so , J of as BASKETBALL SCHEDULE JOPLIN LIONS OPPONENTS Kemper .,.... Wentworth OMA .......... Highland .... Kansas City Fairbury .... Haskell ...... Kemper ..... Ft. Scott .... Wentworth Parsons ...... Haskell ..,... Kansas City OMA .......... Ft. Scott .... F airbury .... Highland .. 'RON BAIRD Guard ak XBRUCE CORTEZ Forward BILL DENNEY - Center DOUG EAST Guard BOB JENKINS Guard DAVID J OBE Center TOM LONG Forward 'Selected for All-Conference Squad 'F 'Honorable Mention for All-Conference Squad EARTHUR MARKRAY uard LETTERMEN Ox . 1 ,,, 1 ,W N ,nh ,.1.,w. . ..,,,, Q Q Bu ' V556 1 '. , u W 5 :5 Q' Sv - i MJ, 553 KE 2 f f1'1We??W2'!ff wif- 'V , I ,i1f',,E,.. k ,. A ,,,. , ..,J,-.v1,f:,. -,f -,,, f? ff, , , ,, .3 i f , - A x W . hr., A V., , Q .i-My rg ,if h ww 1-fu' 553+ 1 -597 5g21iL.4s',2 ,I A 5 L J 1, - ,,,,, 3 543, Mfxwaiffi 'L ' 'V rf 'r ,f-3 , i v,,k. W L 3,3 ,,.X ,EL xx H 1 , K ,Ju ' f. ...Wi ? My Lg mv, wg- wx,-11 4'?+i'4 ' v. .-ff? fy 1 1, ,F WT- V -, E I TENNIS TEAM GOLF TEAM - w 5 f gli' T '41 5 1.1, . Qfxzlf., - l ' it l F ' -- A f5fiflf'XsL 425, -'I' ,A 1: ii ' f ' -rw-1 Ll M H A , ,V 4 . 1,1 i I ,qw 1 .X - W A f 65' in In 'f '- I COT A I h 5:51-figff jg ,if 1, b . , V F Y 3 . 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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowlhg Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wearg Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. ROBERT FROST fix g,f. es:,75:1f'f'-11 +f1dl'T.f ' ,i'i1'Tf'1 IT' 1?-Wisga 1 Wvifg ...-.1--W-wi, '- ,wwfi 1 3. 1, ,..-mf.-.4 21-f-1 1 -11-, 1,11 1 1 -. 1 1 X, ,1. 1 1 1 ' ' 4 ,X ' I A '.4 fi' 5, ' . ' E -K Nw g!':aQL.'h a1? ffxgg W ,. X 1, .. x ' . ., ax Aff? 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R - 3, ,,- SSIQ, ,'V4,,, N, X f X, 7210 page 13' l21lr?10f9O'l0 67510 006 Walffif 001- ,b6OfOG'fl'QjJ66C Q 06.32706 fo 02?1,oq.9fr ! 613' .MQW 121 161' QIYI-SYIQI' Q57J0fZS' OfjJ6OfOeg'I::?fJ6,lj l0r 160.90 J21lf'l'6Sl'0Q'lb p60I0 006 S606 16631101016 11026 a 0060'Z.4?0a112e1b 011 7211? 1901 af Q00 ,ve QPQZ964 63'-6N51 61:9 Ofgrl-roolq ' ffo Qffl gr oo M613 1101 Osir- SOPHOMORES Aggus, George ................. ...................... 3 4 Allen, Marilyn Jeanne ..,........... 34,79,87,91 Allen, Marilyn Sue .......,...,.,.................... 34 Allington, Linda Anderson, Jane .... Appleyard, Jane ....... Armstrong, Henry Attuso, Ron .........,... Austin, Lynda ...... Babst, Robert ......., Baine, Alice ...... Baird, Ron ........ Bard, Patricia ...... Barnes, Linda ........ Bash, Jim ................. Basom, Milburn ..... Baze, Lora Lea ....... Beers, Dawn ......... .................34,75,108,13l ..........s4,e9,120 ........34,117,132,134-,136 . ........,.,....,...........,. 34 ........34,79,96 .......34,76,78,90 Birk, Julia ............ .......................... 3 4 Bland, Charles ....... ......... 3 4,78,92,96,98 Boan, J acquelyn .......... ..................... 3 5,90 Borusheski, Gloria Boyd, Bill ................. Brooks, Douglas ...... Brouwer Jerr ........ 1 y Brown, John ........... ..........35,9l ..........35,78 Bryson Elizabeth ...................................... 35 .35 125 Bunn, Larry ..................................... Burke, Jack ................ 35,75,80,82,125l126 Burke, Jerry ......... ............ 3 5,113,125,126 Burke, Sharon ........ Burnett, Roberta ..... Burt, Janis .............. Burton, William ....., Caldemeyer, Linda .... Caldwell, Henry ....... Caldwell, Marvin ....... .......35,75,76,88 ..............35,89 .........35,78,79,82 ,.............35,91,95 Cano, Tony ............ ........ 3 5,76,125,126 Cates, Lynne .....,........ ......... 3 5,79,37,91 Ceselski, Bart ............... ..........,--------- 3 5 Chenault, Steve .,............. ............ 3 5,83 Chenoweth, Mary Anne ...... .......... 3 6 Clary, Gilbert .................. .-........ 3 6 Cochran, Walter ....,...... .........- 3 6 Collings, Sandra ....... .....,.... 3 6 Conway, Bruce ..... Cook, Dixie ....,................................... 36,78 Coombs, Barbara ......,........... 36,75,76,73,32 86,101,120 Cortez, Bruce ,,,,,,,......,.. 36,125,127,132,134 Cottengin, Mike ...................................v.. Cox, Betty .............. Cox, Carolyn ...... Cox, Merl ...... 36 36 36 Craig, Jim .......... ......--.- 3 6 Crossley, Loris ,,..... .......... 3 6 Cruzan, Charles ........ -.36 Currey, David ....... ...................,...,....... 3 6 Curtis, Marilyn .........................,..........,... 36 Cusack, Larry .........,.... 36,75,80,83,1l3,121 Dannelley, Nancy ...................... 36,90,96,93 Davis, Donald ....... Davis, Gary ........ Davis, William ......... DeAlmeida, Steven ..... ..37 75 78 79,66,i01 DeAlmeida, Victor ...... ......... 3 7,731,101 Dean, Jerry ......... Deckard, Sharon ..... DeMier, Thomas .. Denney, Bill ................. Dennison, Kenneth Divine, Claude ........ Doubledee, Johnny Doughty, James ........ Douglas Donald .........37,78 ........,.37,80 .......37,132,134 .......37 zz 1 ' ----- ----------------------'- - Duggan Pegi ....,. Dyer, Jarrell .,,,.... Earwood, John ,.... Engle, Gary .....,, Evinger, Stephen . Falks, Franklin ......., Fay, Bonnie ......... Ferguson, Roger ...... Fickle, Frank ....... Fingerle, Sue ....... Fisher, Craig ......... Fitzgerald, Ernest . ..........,....38,76,84 Fleming, Marietta ....... Floyd, Judy ......... 37 , .,.........,.....,.. 37,7691 120,112,113,131 ,........,..37,76,83 a2,84,,a5,96 ........,..,.,..37,84 .......37,125,127 .............37,94 ....................38,83 .............3a,91,93,94 ........ 3a,75,76,e1,a3 Francisco, Ann ...,....... .......... 3 8,91,92,95 Franklin, Patrick ,. Freeman, Roy ....... Fricks, Susan ....,... Fritts, Susan ..... Gardner, John ....... Garvin, Phil ..... Gebbie, Jim ....... Gentry, Fred ..... Gilion, Jack .......... ..,.,.,...38,75,83,84 85,237,136 ......,.,...,38,79 ........3s,90,96 .........3e,97 .......,...38 38 ....,..38 38 38 Gillman, Wayne ........ ..........,......,,,,,,,, Gilstrap, Bill ........ Goetz, Don .,...... Gold, Bob ............. Graham, Glen ...... Graue, Randy ,....... Graves, Mike .... Grey, Stephen ...... Gullck, Matthew .,,..........., Haferstroh, Ume .......... Haggard, Nina Sue Hammar, Carla ........ Harbaugh, Marilyn Harnden, Sam ........... Hartley, George ........ Hatton, Ron ........... Havens, Dean ....... Henson, Bob ............. Herrelson, Robb .......... Herron, Tana Beth Higdon, Thomas ....... Hillhouse, Ruthie ........ H1S6l', Ronald .................... Hogan, Judith Ann Holden, Ray ................ Holman, Joleyne ,...... Hood, Richard ....... Hoofnagle, Larry ..... Hoops, Donald ...... Howland, John ...... Hoyt, Roger ....... Huff, Sheryl ...... .,.......38,79,91,92,96 ....................38,9l ..........,...,.39,84 ...............39,97,98 ...,......39,79,98,99 .39,78,84,85,101 ,.......39,78 ........39,s0 ,.........39 ,...........39,88 ........39,125,127 .,..........39,96 ..........39,75,78 92,96,97,98 .........39,88,102 .....,..40,78,102 ........,.40,78,88 ............40,89 40 75,76 81 a2,e3ia7,96i9s ..............40,96,98 Hulen, Cheryl ..................... .......... 4 0 Hunt, Allene Elizabeth ....... ..,....... Hyder, Phillip ................. Irwin, Bill ...... Jennings, Pete ...... J esperson, Terry ...... J obe, David ............. Johnson, Burney ...... Johnson, Harry .,...... Johnson, Jean ....... Johnson, Thomas .... Jones, Mary Alice ....... 40 40 .......4-0,109,125,128 ....,..4.0,117,132,134, .............40,78,102 ........,.....40 ........40,89,96 ................41,89 Keithly, Kathryn .....,.....,.,.. 46,75,76,78,9O Kelley, Linda ....,... Kelley, Pat ......... Kernohan, Bill ..... Kirk, Nadine .... Klein, Emily ...... Klempt, Mary ....... Kluba, Mike ....... Kobus, Patricia ..... Koenernan, John ....... Landon, Bob ..... Lange, Brian ......... Laster, Jim ....... Lemon, Judy ..,...... LeRoy, Dennis .......... Lightbourn, David Long, George ............ Long, Tom ,.......... Lytle, Judy ......, McBee, Carole ...... McCallister, Roger .... McClary, J othn ...,...... 92,96,9a,99,100 ....................,..41,76 ..........41,s1,93,95 ..........,.....41,98 .........f1.1,79,121 .,,.......41,91,92,94 .......41 .. ............... 41 ...........81,91,98 .........4.1,7a,102 ...........41,134 .......41 McConnell, Bill ......................,. 42,79,82,103 McCormick, Gerald McCulley, Robert ....... McElfresh, Bill ........, McFadden, Roger .... McGinthia, Philip ....... .......42,128 ...........42 .......42 42 McRoberts, Bob ......... ....... Macon, Randol ........ ....... 4 2 Maillard, Mike .... .,........,..................... 4 2 May, Joe .........., ............................,....... 4 2 Means, Glen ..,........................................... 42 Miller, Joyce ,.,...,.,..... 42,75,85,110,111,1l3 Mitchell, Jane ............,............................. 42 Moore, Charles ..... Moore, Helen .......... Moore, Vivian ..........,.. ...................... 4 2 Mosbaugh, Donald Mosbaugh, Ronald Moss, Richard ......... Murrell, Robert ....... Newman, Jim V. ..... . Norman, Carol ..... O'Donnell, Sharon Osborn, Richard ....... Oviatt, George .......... Oxencline, Kenneth Parker, Diane ...... Pearcy, Jim ........... Peck, Lee ' ................... Peterson, Larry ......... ,....,,,42,125,128 .........43,91 ......,..43,82 ........43,81,89 .......43,121 ......,.,....43,79 .......43,84,85,136 .........43,78 I4I Phelps, Monroe ...... Phipps, Rosemary ..... Pitchford, ,Gary ....... Pittman, James .,.. Post, Eleanor ........ Rainey, William ...... Ralston, Richard ....... Ray, Monty .......... Reynes, George ...... Reynolds, Nancy ....... Rice, Herbert .,.,,,.,,,,, Richmond, John ...... Riggs, Ronnie ...,.,,....., Rinehart, Susann ........ Rocher, Ronnie ....... Roesch, Mary Jo .,,,,,,,,,,, Roney, Gary ..,,.,... Rouse, David ....... Rucker, Bill .,.,.,,..,..r,.,,...,, Ruddick, Margaret ......... Chapman, Michael ....... Anderson, .........125,132 ........43,79,96 ..........43,91,94,95 .............125,129 ...........43 ...M43 .......4.4 ..................44,103 ....................44,88 ....................82,44 44,91,92,94,97,9e ..........44,78,84,85 44,75,83,84,85,87 .............44,7a,1o3 Webb, Deatra Jean .... Webster, R. B. ......... . Webb, Deatra Jean .... Webster, R. B. ....... . Wells, Max ,,.,...,,,,, Wesley, Roy ...,,...,,.,, White, Cary ,........,..,, White, James Newt .. Wideman, Sharon Sue Wiland, Paula ........,.,,. Wilkinson, John ......., Wilks, Donny ....... Wilks, Lou ..,......... Williams, Vivian ..... Wilson, Danny .......... .......,46,91,95 ........46,91,95 ..............46 .....,,..46,84 .........46,81 .......47,79,98 ....,,,..47,92 ..........47 ..........4.7 ............47,90 ................4.7,aa ..........4.7,125,129 Winn, Linda ......,.....,.. ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 4 7,121 Wiss, Floyd ...........,....,..,.. ,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, 4 7 Wolfenbarger, Shirley .,,,,,,,.,,,,, 47 Woods, Nancy ...,.........,.,. ,,,,,,,,, 4 7,96 Woods, Sandra ,.,.......... ,,.,.,,,, 4 7,90 Wright, Tim .,,...,.. ,,,,,,,.,, Writer, Eugene ,..,,.,.,,., ,,,,,,,,,, Wyren, Cary Dean ...... Young, Dale R. ........ . Youngblood, Dave ...... FRESHMEN Achey, Clifford .v....... Adams, Stephen ....... Allen, Steve ............... Altermatt Anderson Anderson Ruff, Sandl ............................ 44,91,118,119 Rutherford, Dorothy ...44,75,91,96,131 Sadler, Jerry ....................,.,,.,,....,.,,,,,,,.,., 44 Schaefer, John ................,...........,... 44-,78,88 Scott, Christopher Carter ,,,,,....,.,,,,,,,,,,, 44 Seger, Jim ..............................., 44-,79,83,98 Setser, Richard ........................,.,..,,,..,..,,. 44 Setser, Terry ............ ..,,.,,,.,,,,.,.,. 4 4 Shank, Michael ........ ,............,....... 44 Shank, Paul ......,.. ........ 4 5,75,84,103 Shore, Judy ....... ,.,,,..,.,,......,,,, 4 5 Smith, Jonathan ,..,.....,.,.,.,,,.,... N45 Smith, Mike ......... .,.................. 4 5,97 Smith, Patti .............. ...,..,, 4 5,75,80,a2,86 91,120 Smith, William Ray ...........,.,.,....,...,,..,... 45 Snodgrass, Bill ................. Snyder, Paul ........ Sohosky, Kent .... Souder, Jessie .....,,.,. Sprouse, David ...,,...,... Stephens. Mary J. .....,. . ..,..45,91,96,97,98 99,100 ........45,89,91 ........45,80,90 Anderson Anderson Anderson Peggy --'-- Carolyn ...... Don ........... James ......... Marshall ........ ..........48,81,83 .............4s .............4a ....,.......48,96 ..........4.a,77,a3 Pat .......................................... 48 Stephen .................................. 48 Anglen, Melanie .......,..... Archer, Charles .,,,. Arnce, Linda ...... Baker Cov, Rayma ,.,............ Sterner, Joyce ....,.,.....,. ........ 4 5,78,90 Stockton, Burton B. ...... . Stoelmaker, Sharon .... ........45,90,98 Sutten. James ................. .............. Swindle, 'Kenneth R. ...... ......... 4 5,84 Talbutt, Allen ............................., 45,723,136 Talley, Bill ,,,,.......................................... Tarnowieckyi, Siegfried ........ .............. 4 5 Taylor, Vivian .............,...,.. .......,..... 4 5,79 Tennis. Danny Newt .............................. Terry, Mark Trent .................... 45.91.9294 Thompson, David ............ 46,73,84,85,96.98 Tindell. Jim ..,........,.. ............,................ 4 6 Tourtelot, Dave .. .............,..,...... .. 46 Trease, Eddie ..... ....... 4 6 Tucker. Carol ,..... ....... 4 6 Tyler, Steven ......,. 46 Atkins, John ......... Aubrey, Carolyn ....... Bacon, Baker, Baker, Baker, Jerry ...... Bill ........... . Charles ............... Sherry ....... Steve ........ Vance, William ........ ..,...... 4 6,79.91,92.94 96,97,98.99 Van Hooser, James ..,..... ................. 4 6,84 Van Koeten, Bryce Van Natter Beverl ........46,12l 9 Y Vinyard, Lon ..........,.,.... .......... Q 97 Wagner, David ....... Walker, Steve ......... Walker, Mitchell l42 ........46,75,8O Baldwin, Jene .... Barker, Cliff ........ Barnes, Dale ......... Barnes, Michael ....... Barnes, Sheryl ....... Barnett, Glen ............. Barr, Jody ........................--- Bartelsmeyer, Donna .......... Bartlett, Susan .............. - Bartley, Eddie ......... Basom, Terrance ....... Baugh, Linda ......... Baum, Anita ....... Baze, J ohnie ....... Beautte, Terry ....... Beckham, Terry ........ Beeler, Mike ........... Belkham, Ernie .... Bell, Pat .............. Bennett, Bill ..... Bethel, Susan .4e,77,79,e4.,s5,89 48 89 91 a 1 .4.s,77,s4.,e5,s9,96 ....,,,,..48 .....,...,49,89,96 .49 82,91 95 96 ......49,108,120 ........,.49,97,98 49,76,90,91,98 .,.......49.84 .........88,89 Beydler, John ....... Bigley, Bruce ........... Bischoff, Harriet ..... Bivens, Dennis ...... Black, David ......,......, Blackburn, Robert Bond, Richard ....... Bortles, Ron ............. Bradfield, James ........ Bradley, Jerry ,,.,.,,,,,., Brady, Jlm ..........,,,,,,.,,., Breedlove, Charlotte Brown, Bill ..............,,,.,, Brown, Roger .......... Brown, Tom ......... Brunner, Ronnie .. Brush, Joanne .... Bryant, Iola Buck, Donna .......... Buehner, John .......... Buffington, Carolyn Bull, Virginia ......,.....,,. Burk, Sharon ........ Burns, Mary ........... Burns, Richard ...... Burris, Howard ...... Burt, James ......... ........49,as .........49 .........49 ........5o,s4 ..,.......5o,97,9e 50 91 94 -- A ---' '- -- 7 3 .........50,132 .,.....50,78 ..,......5o .........5o .........5o .,......,5o ..,......50 ............5o .......50,91 .........5o .........5o Campbell, Linda .............,...........,,.,,,,,..,,, 51 Campbell, Sharon .....,,,..,..,. Campbell, Sherri ........... Carver, Dean ......... .51,1os,112,120 .51,79,80,90,91,96 Casey, Christi ............ ...................... 5 1,90 Casperson, J aqueta Cassatt, Larry .................. Chandler, E. Stanley Cherry, Charles ......... Chesnutt, Betty ..... Chriss, Phillip ........... Christensen, Karen ....... Christensen, Ronnie Christiansen, Jim ..... Clark, Karen ................. Cleveland, Karolyn ....... Clifford, Gary ........,,. Coburn, Evelyn ...,. Coburn, Jane ......... Cockrell, Donald ....... Coffman, Judy ..... Cole, Marv ........... Coleman, Joyce ..... Conboy. Larry ...... Cook, Phil ,........ Cook, Robert ...,.. Cook, William ....... Cooper, Mary ......... Corn, Janice ....... Counts, Janet ...,..... Courtney, Bob ....... Cox, Marv Sue Cox, Nadiene ...... Cox, Vlckle ............ Crockett, Leonard ......... Crowder. Ann ........... Crume, Bill .......,... Crume, Harold ..... Crutcher. Ron ,,,. Culton, Connie Cumhie, Roger .. Cummins, Kent ......... Curp. Mary Beth ...... Cusick, Jim ....,,..... ........51,95 . ..,...... 51 ............52.as .....,..,.52,132 .,,,....,......52.96 ..............52.96.98 ..,.......52,113.125 ...............52,89 ...,,.,.52.82 ...,,.,...52.120 .......,53,91 Dalton, James ...... Davis, Ronda ......... Davis, Sam ................... Davisson, Tom ............... DeGraffenreid, Glen ....... DeMier, Pamela .......... Dickerson, Judy ...... Dilworth, Nita .......... Dines, Cheryl ........... Dipper, Virginia ...... Dixon, Lonny ....... Doss, Bill ...,,..., Douglas, Jerry ........ Drake, Donna .............. Draper, Vicky Lynn Drouin, Skip ............. Dudley, Bob ......... Duvall, June ...... Earl, George ........ Easson, Charles ....... ....,......,.53,77 .........53,77,1o9 .........53,97 .......53 53 53,76,88,90 53 53 53 .......53 53 ...,...53,125 .......53,120 ............,.54,125 East, Doug .................... ........... 5 41,132,134 Edmonson, Gilda .....,... .......... 5 4,93,95,96 Edwards, Jessica ..... Elder, Patricia .... Eliason, Pamela ....... Elliott, Marolyn .... Ellis, Gleneda ............ Embrey, Kenny ..,... Endicott, Charles ,.,. Ensor, Allan ......... Epperly, Perry ........ Evans, Donald ........ Evans, Ronald ........ Fagg, Betty .............. Fairchild, Lee Anne Farris, Virginia ...... Fenimore, Stephen ..... Ferguson, Jacque ....... ..........5f1,77,a9,9o 91,95,96 ...,...,.541,87 .......54- 54 91,93 95 1 7 54 .......54 ........54 .......54- ...,...54 Flanigan, Pat ...,.......,...... ............. 5 4,82 Fleischaker, Saundra ..... ........ 5 41,8189 Flenner, Gary ,,,...,...,,. .,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 5 4- Forcade, Bill ............ ......,.... 5 5 Ford, Barry ................. ....... 5 5 Ford, Carolyn Sue .............. Ford, Robert Howard ...... ..,....55 .......55 55 Ford, Ronald ............,.... .................. Foster, Dennis ........... ...................... 5 5 Francisco, Patty ......... ......,............. 5 5,87 Franklin, Michael ...... ........,. 5 5,83,84,85 Frazier, Norman ....... ..............,,...... 5 5 French, Mike ........ Fretwell, John ...,..... Frey, Janet Todd ....,. Fritz, Chester ........... Fullerton, Vera ,.......... Funkhouser, Andrew Gagle, George ...... Garber, Keith ....... Gasaway, Martha .,.,. Gastel, John ....... George, Kay ..... Gerke, Paul ,...... Getty, Toni ..,,.,.,,..., Gilliam, Nancy ........, Gillmore, Suzanne ...... Giltner, Ronald ...,... Goddard, Dennis . Goins, Johnetta ..... Gold, Pat .....,,,,..,.,. Graber, David ,.... ...,....55,113.120,125 ...........55,98 ....,..55 ...,.......55,84 ......55,97,98 .55,79,90,93 112,113,121 .........55,79,125 ,....,.55,88,91 .......56,90,06 Graham, Keith ...... Graham, Philip ,,,,... Graves, Kent ........... Graves, Linda .......... Gray, Harvey ................ Gray, John Roger ........ Green, Kaye .............. Greenstreet, Mike .... Griffin, Calvin ..... Griffith, Wesley ...... Grissom, Mike ....,.,... Grossman, Hugh ...... Grote, Charles ....... Gullford, Gary ..... Hakes, Linda ........... ..................56,125 ..........56,84,85,96 ................56,98 .......56,77,91 56 56 .......,..56 ......,...56 ..........56 ........56,a3,9a 56 -A-1111111156 56 Hall, Vickie Ann ........ Hallam, Louis ........... Hallam, Michael ..... Hamlin, Gary ...... Hamm, David ......... Hammond, George .. Harlow, Kathi ......... Harrel, Gerry .,.... Harris, Craig ......... Hartman, Mike .....,. Harvey, John ....... Haverly, Jack .....,, Haynes, Wesley ..... Helton, Terry ......... Hendrickson, Jean .. Henry, Gary ,,......,.. Hensley, William Hershberger, Janice Hershberger, Kay . Hill, Nanci ............. Hines, Bill .....,....,. Hines, Sally .......... Hobbs, Norman ....... Hogan, Pat .......... Hopkins, Mike ..,....., Hornback, Donald . Horton, Beverly ...... Horton, Brent ...... Horton, Kathy ......, Houck, Jim ............ . Hough, Margaret Howard, Clair ,....... . Howard, William Hrebec, Barbara ...., Hubbard, Elaine ..... Hubbard. Steve ....... Hubler, Mary Ann . Hughes, David ..... Hughes, James ..... Hughlett, Joseph ..., Humphrey, Willa Hunt. Bill .......,,,....... Hutchinson, Mike Hylton, Terry ,,,... lngle, Linda ,,,.,.... Jacks, Linda Lou ,....... Jacks, Nellie Sue .... Jackson, Kitty ....... Jacobs, Ted .............. Jaffe, Larry .......,..,......, Jameson, Danny Joe Jenkms, Bob ,.............. Jernigan, Susan ..... Johnson, Floyd ,..., Johnson, Jack .,..... .,.....57,132 .......57 .........57,84 .......57 .......57,77,91,941,95,96 .,...,,..57,82 57 57 .,..,..57 ..,.....57,97,98 ...,.......5s .,.....,...5a .......58,121 .......58,121 ...........5a ...,..,.58,84,97 ...,...58 ........,.58,82,93,96 .....,.,.,.......58,83 .............84,85 ..,....5s .,.....,,..5a ....,....125 ....,..5a Jaynes, Richard .......... ' .59,117,132,125.134 Johnson, LeRoy .. Johnson, Nancy ...... Johnson, Stewart ..... Johnson, Wanda Jones, Curtis ......,. Jones, Jean Ann .. Jones, Richard .... Jones, Samuel ....... Jordon, Robert ..... Keeling, John ...... Kelley, Jack ........ Kelley, Nancy ........ King, Robert ......... Kingsbury, James ..... Klein, Mark ......... Kluthe, Beverly ........ Korns, Richard ..... Kruse, Richard ...... Kutz, Leroy ......,. LaGasse, Darlene ..... LaNear, Richard ...... Langford, Stephen ...... Lant, Bill .,.......,......... Larson, Douglas ....... Lauck, Ross .......... Lawhon, Larry ..... Lawrence, Leslie ....,. Lawson, Lynn ........,. Lawson, Mirris ........ Lea, Dennis ........... Leard, Nancy ........ Ledl, Joey ......... Legg, Jonne ........... LeGrande, Larry ...... Lehr, Ron ............. Lenger, Billie ......... Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis , Stephen ..... Lewis, Linde , Bonnie , James ..... , Jeanne r, John ..,..,...... Wade, Jr. ..... . Llsk, Willlam .............. Livingston, Larry .... ,. Livingston, Mary Kay Logsdon, Jim .............. Long, Robert ..........,... Love, Tom ............. Lowery, Nancy .......... Lux, Robert J. .... . McAferty, Dave ................ McBeath, William, Jr. McClanahan, Darrell ........ McCormack, Janet ........ McDonald, James ,....... McGehee, Roberta .... McGreW, John Jr. ..... . McKee, Ann .............. McKenney, George ...... McKeurley, Betty ........ Mahurin, Charles ......... Mansfield, Edward ...... Mariea, Sharyn .....,... Markray, .Arthur .......... Maroney, Caywood ,... Marrs, Don ............... Marshall, David ........ Martin, Marilyn ....... Martin, Jeanne ....... Marvin, Don ...... ....,.....59,1o9 ........59,79,125 . ........,........,......... 59 . ........................ 59,125 59,82,89,93,96,98 ..,.......59,121 .........6o,79,9o,91 ...,......60,125 ...,..........60 ..........60 .........60,84+ ..........60 ..........60 ..............60 .,,......60,79 ..........60 ..........60 ..........60 ..........60 .....,,.......60 .........60,91 ..............60 ,.......60,96,98 .....,........60 61 ii1i1i51,5Bi56i6ii98 ...............61,77,98 61 61 61 ..........61 ,.....,...61 ..........,61 ., ......................... 61 ........61,91,95,96,131 61 .......61,91,94- ....,....61,80 .........61,88 ............61,87 .......62,95,96 .........62,96 ..........62,1s2,134 ...,...,.......62,98 ..........62,77,96,121 I43 Sneed, Mayfield, David ........ Mayfield, David Dean Mears, Genevieve ...... Meese, Jerri Ann ,..... Melton, Walt ..,...... Mermoud, Dale ..... Metz, Frank ...... Miller, Earl ..,..... Mitchell, Chester Mitchell, Merlin ....... Moore, Cherry ..... Moore, Diane ........ Moore, Greg ....,........ Morgan, Harvey ....... Morlan, Bruce ......, . Morton, David ........ Morton, Sam ...,.. Moss, Judy ..... . Munn, Larry .......... Munson, Carol ........ Munson, Janet ........ Murray, Gary ...... Murray, Tom ...... Myers, Patty ...... Neill, Bob .......,........ Newman, Jim ............. Newman, Judy .,...,......... Nichols, Marker L. ...... . Nicholls, Roy ............ Nolting, Sharon ...... Northington, Ken ..... O,Dell, Sharon ............... 62 62 62 62 ..........62 ,.,.......62 ...,......62 ...,......62 ,.........62 .....,....62 ..,.....6s,77,1,21 .........62,114-,1l7,131 ..........63,116,117 ......,..63 ..........63,90,91 ........,...63,84 ..........63,91,96 ...........,...63,77,125 .63,79,80,90,9l ,96 O,Flaherty, Melanie .... .............. 6 4,120,131 Olson, Eunice ....... Oxendine, Vera .... Pace, Jerry ........,.... Page, Leslie ..,............ Plamer, Richard Parolin, Nick ........ Patterson, Judy ....... Pauley, Toby ............. Pearish, Forrest ......... Pearson, Paul ............. Pearson, Richard ..... Pearson, William ...... Pendarvis, Pam ......... Peoples, David ..,.... Peppers, Bobbie ....... Peterson, Larry ......... Platner, Quinton Pope, Dick ........,. Posey, Larry ,..... Potter, Glenna ....... Potter, David, Jr. .... . 2322232251 cw :P- OO 1-I .......64-,82,98 ........125 Potter, Lister ........... -..-----A- 6 4' Potter, Perry .............. .-.. ------- 6 5 Powell, Claude ................ ......-------- 6 5 Preston, Nancy Ruth ....... -------A' 6 5,80 Pritchard, Don ............ Putnam, Linda .......,. Reaves, Harry ......... Reece, Sharyl ........ Reeves, John ......,..---4 Remillard, John ....... Reynolds, John ...... Rhoden, Dwayne ..... Richardson, Gary ....., Rippee, Jon ................ Ritzman, Sharon ...... I44 ..........65,132 ,.......65,96 ..,......,65 ,.......65,98 .....,,..,65 .........,65 ...,..,...65 ...,....65,91 Roam, John ....... Roberts, Bill ..,.... Roberts, Cheryl ....., Roberts, Hettie .. Roberts, Howard Roberts, James .. Roberts, Sue ...... Roby, Deenie ..,.., Rogers, William Rose, Larry .....,....,,,., Rosenberry, Lyle Ruhl, J ulle ......,...,..., Rusk, Dennis .,..... Russell, Jo Anne .... Russell, Shirley ...... Russow, Robert ...... Ryan, James Ryan, Pat ...... Salzer, Karol ........ Samson, Della ...... Sanders, Clyde Sanders, Scott ......... Sapp, John ........... Sater, Bryce ............ Scherer, Virginia .... Schimmel, Bob ....... Schrader, Steve Schultz, Nancy ....... ........65,s7 ........65,97 ...........65,77 ...,....,65,132 .................,..65,125 65,90,91,93,95,96 ......,66,97 ............66 ,......66,96 ...,.....66 66 66 66 66 ..,....66,91 .,.....66,85 ........66 ........66 ............66 .......66,80 .,.....66,79 ........66 ........66 66 Scott, Richard ......... .......................... Scott, Sharon ...................... 66,112,113,120 Scott, Sharon N. ....... ..................... 6 7,68 Seaburg, Judith ......, Shanks, Betty ..,.. Shipman, Ginger .... Shoemaker, John ....... Shropshire, Ted ...., Siegel, Brian ....................... Simmons, Gregory Simpson, Richard Siskowski, Mike ..... Skelton, Ronnie Small, Smith, Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Terry ........ Donna ...., Gailya .,.... Gene ..,.,.. J uddy ...... Robert .,... Ross ...... Jack ...,...., Snoddy, Phil .......... Snyder, William ........ ..........67,89 ......,.67,125 ....67,97,98,100 ........,.6v,aa ....,.....,.67 ........67,136 ..,...,.67,125 .,....,.....67 .,......67 ,..,........67 ....,.......67,136 Sorg, Judy .....,,...,,.. ......,.. 6 7,70,90,136 Spencer, Keith ........ Spry, Tom .........,...... Stanford, Rusty ..... Stanley, Carrol ....... Stanley, Donna ....,,. Stauffer. Richard Stehm, Julie ,............... Stephens, Leroy ......,..... Stephens, Mitchell Stephenson, John Stines, Robert ,......., Stinson, David ....... Stockani, David ...... . Stockton, Carole ........ Stockton, Michael .,..... Stout, Betty ............, Strait, Mary .....,... Strait, Terry ....... Strong, Larry ...,... Studivan, Gloria Sutton, Gail ....... ....,.,..,........68,9l ..............68,84 ..,.,.,..68,'79,98 .........68,9l,95 ........68 ........68 ........68 .....,..68 .......,.,,68,96 .......,.68.77.96 ...,....68 Swab, Jana ............ Sweeten, James ....... Switzer, Randal ...... Tate, Karol ...... Taylor, Marsha ........68 ...............,...69,l25 ...........69,a1,91,96,12o ..............69,77,91,94 95,120,131 Taylor, Vicki ............. .................... 6 9,93 Templeton, Billie .... ......,...,.................. 6 9 Thompson, Judy ...... ........ 6 9,106,107,120 Thompson, Shirley .,... ......................... 6 9 Thornberry, Janice .... ................. 6 9,77 Thornton, Janice .....,. ........,.. 6 9 Throop, Dave ......... Thurman, Donna .... Tiller, Bonnie ....... Tomlin, Linda ...... Trawick, Emory ....... Trent, Barbara .... Trimble, Jon ...... Triplett, Dennis ....... Truesdell, Morris .... Urbanowitz, Hank ....... Van Brunt, Mike ....... Vermillion, Linda .... 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