Missouri Southern State University - Crossroads Yearbook (Joplin, MO)
- Class of 1967
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V11 ,, n Q r I7 Uv I' 1-4 1 1,0 -N 1 ffm H x Fzsf H I8 i.. .ii MISS Student Department Comments : Number of Abse CUnexcu.sed abse P:6I31'.RQLc BEMES lu .-c X 5 U UTHERi CU LLEE E REFS T ' Date , , u Title of Course 4 Credit Grade h Teacher ,4- xx ' jf I Down Sli P November . . . November meanl Homecoming, Homecom- ing, and more Homecoming. H didn'+ come unlril Jrlue lilllu, bul lension began long before Jrlual. Ouclen il was an assignmenl only parlially ucinislued so more lime could be spenl on llue lloal. NEO came To spoil our Homecoming. And. +l'uey almosl did. As 'l'l'1G Okies lell Town lor an- olluer year. we eagerly discussed Hue +eam's possibililies for ullue remainder out flue season. For Jrluose ol us remaining, llfue following weelc was one of ucruslralion and faligue. Signs were lo be Jralcen down, ucloals lo be' dismanlled, and 'flue inufinile number of ulfuings we lfuadposlponed unril auf+er Homecoming were suill wailing. In a wluirlwind ol posl-Homecoming acliviuly came llue DeCormier Follcsingers, D-slips, and Thanksgiving-a welcomed Time To regroup our forces. -fe' 'quuw -uw - u ,rw .n'f--u- 'TfTTm,vfT,f-,7---TT-v--T-F7-.r,Tm?. u l ' u ,-W-,-u.' ' nu 5.11-TM:-i ' W W Wuuiufgwi-':-'5,W f'wi1'- ling' uf ,1 u-2 ' ,MI-u ,ui '-'54 L l l V -.u-u:uV 1v f'i24,1 i'H l,l' Jw. 1-,. l ii ' . 1. ' Q. , , ' if ' ' ' ' - f u ' -'P u--- -x N l' - 1 . 'ug ,gn ,. D 'fuffvy ? '1 ' T' A .ev - QM . ' if if 1 I W0 ,, 1 , Y' ' ' . mr fv 1 ' W 1 , ,',If 5+ 'pg Q v v wx X pfv- z .cy rx Modern Language. Nurses, and Wesley Foundaiion College Players 'X I 'A V rf' 'V f, ui' 7 'f 1, 5 ' 'ww W-U, H J, X, .3,1-Ilurh, J! .E M .M m W H rw . M W M . ...i W , 5 'wg ' ,Q Q- -' ,. 2 ---. 5,,,. V , I -- H' ,,. A ' L ' X is I 'iw Q , Sclfurd p,.. My .- -g.'-111:-'1 -.. .-.--- Ili 'S' :. , aww m,'-:PW -'--1-A-aifae':f.Ep Wy --- - 1 Women's I 5, , A4 ' A r , Q1 . I 1, ,v Nl I sum III X WI 1 1 I ui .. M I I 4-4-2.'i 's , I .. 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W Missouri Southern concert goers greet the DeCormier group with enthusiasm and demand tour encores atter which they give the singers a standing ovation. i i i i I ' i i ll, ,,. 1 I 1 Thanksgiving Vacation Finally Arrives . . . eed We Say More wb H fm iz.. H 1' iw, 1 1 ,N ,,f rH1-MLA -'iii 'TR' K-nv ,nas W. 4 3 M, ,,h1,:, f 3 gf- , ,. ,- A ..-fl .. , ..-., ,.f,,.,, , fm,,!,-nqwm , - i , 1 ' -4? '.il, ' A4 W 1 'I 'R 7' ' ,W ZTf. g5M V' - .- ' ings. f,U-- , is ,M X , yu!-X -,Lx X-'H V, Xu , W .4 , ..:' W M W Hy- my ,mu ':i,.,. 141123413 ,! ','f.:,U',i1 ,fm W-' v, ., ' ' 'f' - ff ,- ,' ', H3,,1'1,g: ,Q ,mQ1.:.1 ' '- H 'wi '--ev , , . WU , . X'--www . i.,, ..-- ,Y .W 7,1 V 1. A1.i,,xv , v ..'Lf', 4g 54 1. I i ,.f--. .. ,Q , '. 'f ,. '.-,.'. , Y-ff., 'R , 0 ,- uw ...fx Y 4.H4,:i,.- - -, A , 4.-AJ., - - . Y , ,Y YY 13 aysmq X V f QW , , .il-fu 1 ' -9 5 , 'L -w M, ki Wim ,fi f E December December was a coloriul monlrh. The enlire campus sparkled wiih ihe excilremeni of Chrislr- mas. In an aiiempi io overcome a sudden wave of homesickness, siudenis busily decoralfed aparlmenls wiih Chrisimas Trees, balls and holly. Brighily wrapped packages added sparkle io 'rhe usual cluiier of books and cloihes. I+ was pariy 'rime and cookies, cake, and punch added +o The liesiive air lno+ 'ro meniion Jrhe waisilinel. For some, Chrisimas meanl 'lhe firsi l'rip home since Sepiember. For 'rhem Jrhe song l'll be Home for Chris+mas had deeper meaning This year. Shor+ly before ihe break, Jrhe drama depari- men+ presenied i'rs second produclion of +he season, The Corn is Green . Term papers kepi many buried in libraries for a+ leasi pari of ihe holiday season. To many siudenlrs Chrisimas meanlr leaving Joplin. Cars, buses, Jrrains and airplanes carried 'rhem home- ward leaving a deseried campus behind. Bul Jrhe challenging new year wilh iis final exams broughi ihem back +o iheir second home wi+h an array of new lhings, new ideas and new memories io share. 33 ..4 A iw 'lil- .3If !,XS lhtfki 'f Vr A ww I I 'Z i SV? . :army Holiday Season Sparkles Wifh Spirit 35 , 1 4 w 3- 1 , , , , 1 if 4 V , '- f , J 52 , U ax w , 1 w if U , i ' , v v V ' ' ' I, J-' u : e y' fb, ' ,. wf , ,i . nl. M I 'fy ' WML. zu! r wi L. , 1' .,l wi' l z',,11l.1' .. I 4 Tl i t A .Q- - ---- mikmij-'W 36 s.,!, SFX., bm '-, Y'-' . wk: ,.,r . J as-L, , 1, .N 1 --.:.- PQ!! x-QV . -. .1 ..-- .XA Q x-3 3 A xx BWI. :Q-V '-. ' ' 3-'Y '- -.W I NL l lefT-confused 7 lefi-a walTz? bove-Those lo-o-ong lines eff-World's largesT Trio. Righi'-They received our applause ',:.yw 1 af: January . . . ll January was boTh a beginning and an end. A new year began buT The old semesTer con- Tinued. Two weeks aTTer ChrisTmas holidays Tinals began. These weeks were spenT in lasT minuTe reporTs, Term papers and The one lasT TesT ThaT every proTessor iusT had To give. For some a semesTer's work was crammed inTo I4 shorT days. Finally when all work was compleTed The ner- vous procrasTinaTor collapsed inTo dreams oT a Tamiliar New Year's resoluTion-someThing abouT noT puTTing oTT 'Till Tomorrow whaT you can do Today. Rounding ouT The semesTer were perTor- mances by Paul LaValle's Band oT America and The Tomikeiimike Trio. Then began The Too Tamiliar long lines oT regisTraTion. J-if ,fl 4, .L li. --rf. x . Tl my ws 37 ffu, A . V A 3-1--Calbn wgr- L Y' 'L GLR ., .,,, M52 gil' February February came running aT a Tever piTch as classes recon- vened and second semesTer goT under way in earnesT. Break was over. There seemed To be scarcely enough days in The monTh. Challenged by The Two-day shorTage, we worked To malce This.monTh as big as any oT The oThers. Wi'Th bowling Tourna- menTs and basl4eTball queens The schedule was bursTing. Cold weaTher and long evenings made February a Time To remember The New Year's resoluTion-someThing abouT sTudy- ing? Along wiTh bowling and sTudying, oTher indoor recrea- Tion gained in populariTy as well. 39 Kerry Wears Crown Kerry Bay, freshman from Neosho. bears The honor of loaslcelloall queen for The I966-67 season. A favorile on campus, Kerry beams 'fhe spiril' so Jrypical of Missouri Soulhern. Mary Sleele. Sally Anderson. Judy Sage. and Cheryl Thompson, arrendanrs lo The queen. al' +he Mission Hills mansion house. , ,, ' r,-e- 1 -1-' H' 'l ' 'i ,nlff . 5fQ'li:'ifT'5 i2C'H 5?3f all -1'H .,J'5f. - ,Q,LQ:.Llt'gfbf.1'i-QQKLh?L-'.iLr ' 'Z n 'nw H Jimi: 1 HY ' 'l Y N wg Q2 H M W 4E :Q!.+, I, All ' -.L Q-,- I FQ? I - ga. ,, --.4' X-1 fm 1 w ., ,, 454138: , W, 1 ' 1 ff wi 1 A Q w Q , x L' W1 vu' ' X EQ' we uw 1 H , .J X 3 ,N if ' -W' R ,Q V W ,, ,XY .u - -1 .-Z. 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H , HL, I: -A' :gif aw., ,. 1 Nw fn - A I JMMHWX m m iW4,mw E! if X , ' X V WV .fy I . . if X A N E, I ' QTEW' f ' ' - 1 I N iv 5 ' W 5' I :cm ,I 1 'K I T X f I I 1 I D MATH IS SCH April Laughing, singing, hand shaking, smiling, Triendiy, and compeTiTive all describe April's campus. April was The monTh Tor The presenTaTion oT The musical Finian's Rainbow by The drama deparT- menT working in cooperaTion wiTh'The music de- parTmenT. STudenT body elecTioneering blossomed Trom The walls. Smiies beamed and hands were shaken wiTh The hope ThaT you would voTe Tor our can- didaTe. CompeTiTion ran high in Tennis and gohf as well. Our Lions Took several spring TournamenTs. April was The monTh NorTh CenTral was To make iTs decision. The days dragged on-sTudenT, Tacui- Ty, and adminisTraTive Tension was high-The Ten- sion buiiT up over The pasT Two years vanished abouT noon, Wednesday April 5, when iT was announced over The public address sysTem ThaT NorTh CenTrai had approved MSC as a baccaiaureaTe degree granTing insTiTuTion. ri wily ii tim e : '11i..5lf,l, -N ' i i , fish- 131, T . '.'?T.'V 'Haw 'X 'nw ' X N I-gi'-Q i , 'A ssl' ' iw N2 N if T 'H ' V- - ' f'1. 1 ' 'f, i ,f .,-Q if 1 H 'H ji,fu. 'ij wi' .., W -sv , ,, g-, ,3- L,-,HQ gk T rl I I I' Ci 1 in - dpi Q' ' ' Y ? . 'HQ' f 'Q A, :N-'11 , 1 - K T.. ,L H, r- , , UL. , T wr , iQf,:Q'a .' :.'-i fi- ' ' f -f -gp Q y iv' .., , , xi s.'.2Lz...g,... JL., 3436. X Mg 1 -- H , ,.,.. s. . Wg5gNH:i555gy4,5,!.ai- , F t , 47 .V ,,...,. si.-f, .Q MSC Given Approval for MSSC Rigl1l': Sludenfs lunching wilh represeniaiives of Norlh Cen- Jrral Associalion during Hs in- speclion of new facililies early in The spring. Far righl: Dream has come lrue HCONGRADULATIONSH are in order. ' ,Wiz ., .mi I ,,,- in ,Af L1- Hr Y- . No N., f , fax, I E , vi -fx ' ,l 'a lu ,.,o'.,,fi,J 1 1 ,W A if V J Q l 1-f 51: wr' r V L 1 ' -X 'Tift' . av Righf: Hals off lo 'rhose who have made progress possible. Far righh Dr. Billingsly and Dean' Cinollo accepl gills given 'fhem by MSC facully al a celebrafion following The news ol accreclilalion by Norlh Cenlral. 48 i , I1 'I lui' N f 4 . ' ll 1--.2-ww,-1 V JNGRADULATION 1 l N mf' fn' Far lef'I': Dr, Billings- ly conducfs a 'four of lhe new campus prior 'ro accredila- Hon. Dean Cinollo and Dr. Billinqsly review fheir schedule be- fore facing Norlh Cenfral for flue Final decision. Consfrucfion conf finues in spile of uncerlainfy. Dr. Billingsly and Governor Warren Hearnes pause while on fhe new campus. 49 2? May May-The lasT monTh Tor classes--cramming, and Tinals. A Time Tor looking back and wishing 'you had done . . . WhaT- ever The wish, lvlay was here and no more could be done. The year was drawing To a close and wearied sTudenTs looked To The Time when They could reTurn home Tor The sum- mer. BeTore The year ended, Though, FronTier Day was To be c:elebraTed-beards and all. ln an assembly Tor sTudenT recogniTion, The STudenT SenaTe in behalT oT The sTudenT body presenTed To The college a porTraiT oT Dr. Billingsly To be displayed' on The new Mission l-lills campus. ReTurned by popular demand were The Tomikeiimike Trio all 'Four oT Them. V 5I Wild West ' Opens Again K 1 12 iw.- : V ' ' Nr 5 ' nib-W ' '-lv' . F! 'flirt ix-71 ' 'A V40 b 1 1, 1151 4' A f A Q 'V 5 1 4n!, '4 11 ' 3 . , 1111. 1,x 31113. W Y 1211: 1 A 4 111111 y' , , 1 1 35' W'jfQS j 21,11 viz. ,11 wif? f'11f 11 . f., I .1,,- AL 1, ,Y713 ' ' 11,1 1w .11 11 16 ,1 J, .111-15 ing, nie' Q1 ' f ' , ' 1 r f 'YA J? 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The presideni' of rhe Alumni Associaiion, Mrs. Clyde Morrison and presenred Dr. Leon Billingsly a plaque in appreciaiion of 'lhe Faculry and 'their exlra efforis in helping esiablish Missouri Soufhern Srare College. 6' - --V 77 l 1 i ix Sri 'JU ' l , 1,2 H .4 -wi sn lv il' 5 .:v ill l l p . ' a , ij 1- -1 li l l M o ll' ,r , l A ., Qffi, 1 my H iixusey 44 l ,fa N. ,1!,, , .. 2 .,.. 1AV 5 ff b y ,M rl i wir- , 'vm w , ll l 3 ll gvigflif W mi., Dr. Leon Billingsly, Presidenl' Mr. Newby Terry HeH'on. Srudeni' Body Presideni' wifi- - +wf1vT151--g:v,?f+f -,. rl, fi-'P w 'far'- ' L1 'Jw' u ,I v HQ .ww mmf' mag, V1g',Egggff r We 'hw M ' 'N ' . 5 ,. - , ' 1 ww ' ' we ' 1 oi- 'ik XA, .1 .1 Y, 1 ,, 42: ', n n sag H M ..',y Lil, ' i -4 'I Alf , 4 5 xml! ' if n 1 -V -5' 5 51, V w SFI!-'L N, 1 is f if ,..--4- 1 i ,, ,'vv. if . , ' A sf '1 5 If , ' , f1.+3:,Z A T U, ,I at fy-, A I. uf-A mg 'x I 3. f Y! ' ' - . 'K ' 7 . LM - J-hr: , X 1- -2 ' - g y ' :3Q,.:T'h-W 5 ' N xiiwsgik , ' - 1 5 1. 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Row one Anne Frkovich Sharon Gilberf Kaihy Holden Linda Moss Janice Smirh Sue Ann Gulick Roxina Meisner Nancy Rogers Kaihy Roulledge Toni Zbranek Terry l'lel'lon Row 'lwo Randy Frilchey Elaine Lyon Karen Fifhian Mike McKenna Doug Lawson Paul Perkins John Kelly Rick Call Mike Clinion Gloria l-leislen David Hokanson Cheryl Thompson Nancy Brisbin Row 'lhree George Phebus Ray Mafhis Danny Fieker Paul Cooper Gary McGrew Channy Falk Karen Hollingworrh Judy Sage Trinkel' Plumb Vicki Sohosky Melva Riiler Cynihia Mooney Kay Floyd Righf: John Eli, Senare sponsor. Rick Call, and Nancy Rogers. senale members. Far righh Danny Fieker and Ann Frkovich, finance commirree members, examine The budgel wilh Mrs. Julie Hughes and Mr. Larry Marlin. Senale sponsors. 62 t Senate h signs and publishes The Lion's Track, and Srudenl' Handbook Commilrlees funclion Jrhroughoul' rhe year ro dlrecl' l'he sru denl mixer. Homecoming, Chrisrmas dance, and orher school wide acriviries. 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Nclhonal Soclely for Professloncll Engineers Mike Allarlglwl' Gary Banrd Gary Brown Harry Brown Sam Claussen Doug Claxlon Doug Corner Wallr Daunelley David Dearlnger Paul Dxllman, George Gagle Gary Gell Nell George Dennss Goods Ronald Hamlm Rlchard Henry Ted Holsvnglon Dave I-lolcanson Tum Huff Gary Johnson James Jones Bull Krummel Jerry Laflen Joe Leonard Mllce Leulluen Joe Lmqulsi' Clarence Long Ray Lux Vnclor Lysler Larry McConnell Lonnie McDaniel Mike Mc- Kenna Lyle Mays Evelyn Muller Ted Mxlclnell Tom Mllclnell Callny Myers Sieve Nnles Glenn Orem Bull PaH'en Jim Pyca'l'le Mar'I'y Rolleg Neil Rusch I ffl A4 W Student National Educational Association MEMBERS OF STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: Dixie Baggerly Beverly Baum, Deanna Bendure, Joyce Carr, Barbara Duncan, Karen Fithian, Herbert Gailey, Barbara Garriott, William Gessler, Cynthia Green, Susie Greenwood, Flora Harrison, Linda Hendricks, Susan Jackson. Marilyn Riley, Kathy Routledge, Cindy Sour. OFFICERS: Pres: Ernest Combs, V. Pres: Scott Miller, Sec: Ella Stone Treas: Jane Noland, Reporter: Betty Belkam, Historian: Toni Getty MEMBERS NOT IN THE PICTURE: Kathleen Bagby. Nellie Baker, Patty Barnett, Robert Basye, Linda Bellcham, Steve Bowman, Sharon Bradfield, Nancy Breeden, Gloria Brittenham, James Byers, Judy Byers, Charles Clinton. Harold Coffman, Janice Condon, Paul Cooper, Janie Craig, David Doenig, Donna Edwards, Susie Elkins, Arnold Elliot, Jean Even, Billy Gaines, Neil George, Marilyn Herrin, William Hinman, Dennis Hudson, Larry Hymer, Keith Jaclcson, Cloise Lee, Donna Leggett, Sandra Lundien, Pat McCulloch, Ray Mathis, Lucille Mermound, Ted Mitchell, Cherylyn Moody, John Moore, Susan Morton, Jane Noland, Bradley Osborn, James Paylor. Linda Pearce, Kay Puttenbarger, Carla Rowe, Ruth Schooler, Ronald Schmidley, Evangelina Shade, Diane Sigars, Janice Smith, Howard Smith, Rasalee Smith, Nedolyn Sreaves, Ella Stone, Alan Toler, Roger West, 'Carrel Whitalcer, David Wimp, Jill Winfrey, Larry Younger, William Yust. Dr. Lloyd Dryer and George Volmert sponsor S.N.E.A. e , '- fu' , ,age V , , . , , , , .,, si I il' I I . ,' , -. A- i. It 11 'Y I 'lmgill' 'Fun 25' II , , ,,,,v,.Wr b Mi i . ,.,,, zaeiq A N, t um 4 , 'N A W 4 Y f - 2, N. , , L: . , A , 'x .,,,. Y .5 ., ,, A.. .... II I I , , . , 51, - , sl 4: ,V . , P,-V ,,'Ii,i'ugII it I ,lllli C ., LJ W l .- N 1 A fm, I I WEB'-,x,'., ,. . ' I , alt Ile'-ff-'I-W I I' 'Fil .J '-I-Q .' ill till .I ' 1-1111- W , 'fl Ld- jf- ef f - 1--f 4.,:f,- - Pt ' . 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Members oT The I967 CROSSROADS sTaTT: Ray MaThis, ediTor: Dave Ackerson, Jackie Adkins, Dixie Baggerly, Mary Burkholder, Carol Calvin, Jerry CarpenTer, Jan Condon, Judy Davis, Linda Fannan, Susan Greenwood, Marilyn l-lailey, Gloria l'leisTen, BeTTy Lansdown. Linda Marsden, Billie Miller, Lana Pugh, Charleen SmiTh. Judy TapscoTT, Jill WinTrey. Lindy Red WrighT. Several oT The sTaTT are picTured aT righT: Linda Marsden, Jill WinTrey, Billie Miller, Lindy WrighT. Ray MaThis, Linda Fannan, Gloria l-leisTen, and BeTTy Lansdown. Brave sponsors oT The group are Tom L. Holman and ArThur Boles, boTh insTrucTors aT M.S.C. 1 Z .J f 1 Rr' ff W '--'H . K M' I 1' 4 I 1 x , ,f Hg ,. 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V -2 --- .... ., . 4 , . ,V I, 1.1. -' . , 45-,.7,,1fv-wvvgugz:png-Igz- :'.:...'.1.. -, ' W- H ' ' -V -V - A W f 1 w I e 1 Q f i A I, n lx William Taylor conducis Missouri Sou+l1ern's insirumenlal groups FIRST VIOLINS Cheryl Peck, Principal Vicki Scheerer Elizabeih Roney Roberia Sluder Shirley Fleming Mary While Carol Swanson Ann Buehner Mary Binqman Porier SECOND VIOLINS Joe Skinner. Principal Karen While Sally Brown Ellen Findley Virginia Eckermann Virginia Hogan VIOLAS Trudy Tignor Mary Baies Carole Breckenridge Sheri Higgs Marcia Taylor Symphony BASSES Viclor Malihews Herschel I-ieinen FLUTES l.ave'la Rueslman Gail Dodson Marilyn Morion OBOE Elaine Denlner CLARINETS Terry Dolanc Lincla Frisby Francis Benion James Brown Susan Morlon Glenna Willis BASSOONS Gerard McKenna Vicki Buckingham FRENCH HORNS William Lebedefi Larry Sanborn Gilberl Fuller TRUMPETS James Norman Phil Doran William Hinman TROMBONES Hal Barlow Wal+ Hennison Gary Harringlon Jim Fleming TU BA David Wrigh'r TYMPANI Cynihia Green PERCUSSION Sfanley Graham Anneifa S+. Clair Dr.'Ervin Dunham Linda Jackson Concert Band Sue Baker Bob Bassman Sieve Bowman Vicki Buckingham Boniia Combs Janice Condon Tim Cox Gail Dodson Phil Edmondson Sianley Graham Gary Harringion Bill Hinman Palricia Joyce Marilyn King Carl Lux Mike McKenna Marilyn Morion Susan Morlon Phil Rogers Bill Savaqe Paul Sfarchman Marvin Terry Donna Turner David Wrighf Ensembl Ardrey, Juclilh Calvin, Carol Crosswhile, Deneise Doran, Phillip Graham, S+anley Green, Cynlhia' Jenkins, Nydia Kinqore, Joseph LaFevers, DeAnna Mermoud, Lucille Peclc, Cheryl Porpo+h, Karen' Reeder, Michael Shoemaker, Dixie Shore, Joseph Sluder, Roberla Taylor, Marcia MSC Chorale Oliver Sovereign, Conducior Deneise Crosswhife. Accompanisi CHORALE PERSONNEL Vicky Albers Judilh Ardrey Sue Baker Janel' Sue Barbee Roberf Bassman Kerry Bay Lynda Bible Nancy Brisbin Gary Broadaway Caorl Brown lola Bryanl Vicki Buckingham Carol Calvin Sam Claussen Michaell Clyburn Bonila Combs Ernesl Combs Deneise Crosswhiie Gail Dodson Phillip Doran Larry Dunham Dr. Erwin Dunham Sue Elkins Carl Fisher Karen Filhian Janice Fowler Janice Gilsirap Barbara Garrioll Dennis Goode Slanley Graham Cynihia Green Gary l-larringion Anile Hawkins William l-linman Shirley Inman Nydia Jenkins Susanne Jones Joseph Kinqore Mary Rulh Kleine DeAnna Lalzevers John Leuihen Joseph Lindquisi' Lonnie McDaniel Joe McReynolds Roberl' Macy Lary Marlin Lyle Mays Lucille Mermound John Moore Linda Morris Cheryl Peck Roqer Pennel Karen Porpoih Pairick Ranall Michael Reeder Bobbie Ridpalh Dennis Sanders John Shepherd Dixie Shoemaker Joseph Shore Diane Siqars Roberia Sluder Ri'l'a Swanson Marcia Taylor Edward Thomas Susan Thomas Grieb Wiclclund Waller Wicklund Palricia Winfrey David Wrighl MEWCJ7 J ' ' Colleglcal A f .'f, fiffiafla - p ,.,,e . Council For J ,L the U.N SPONSORS: Mrs. S. Clair OFFICERS: Mr. Renner Milce Schoeloerl, Presidenl' Greg Barnard, V. Presidenl Belly Belkham, Secrelary Susan Kelly, Treasurer MEMBERS: Adrian Arancibia Vicki Buckingham Jim Crandall Skip Granl Douq l-lamillon Kerry l-lellon Douq Hamilfon Doug Lawson John Moore Joe Schoeloerl Judy Slevens Jack Newman Susan Morris The Collegiale Council for 'lhe U.N. sfrives To sfimulale an underslanding on 'rhe campus and in lhe communily of 'lhe purposes, scope. and funclion Ol 'lhe Uniled Nafions. ll' fries lo give expression lo 'rhe Uniled Slales sludenl opinion on The Uniled Nalions on a naiional and inlernalional level, CD6 SPONSORS: Mr. L. Dunham, Mr. Mar- lin OFFICERS: Anna Frliovich, Pres.: Gary Slripling, V. Pres.: Diana Ford, Sect MEMBERS: Adrian Arancibia. Roberf Brown. Pamela Chellelle. Ramona Chrisman, San- dra Crawford, Donna M. Edwards, Palricia Ens- minger, Richard Garrell, Slanley Graham, Gary Herfweck, Jack Horine, Palricia l-lunler. Helen Jones, Jerry Laflin, Linda Larson, William Lemley, Pafricia McCulloclc, Gary McGrevy. Michael Mc- Kenna, Helen Malven, Norma Medlin, John Moore, Nancy Rogers, John Shepherd, Pal Sis- kowski, Donna Smilh, Vicki Sohosky, Nancy Teefer, Larry Trimble. Phi Thela Kappa promoles scholarship, develops characler, cullivales fellowship, and aids lhe sludenl' body whenever possible. Math Club w... The Malh Club provides inleresled sludenls wilh l'he opporlunily 'ro explore specialized areas of malhemalics seldom encounlered in curricular endeavors. SPONSORS: Mr. Jensen, Miss McCormick OFFICERS: M. McKenna, Pres.: G. McGrew, V. Pres.: M. Albright Secl.-Treas. MEMBERS: S. Close, D. Crissup, N. DeArmond, P. Dilfmann, J. Garrell. N. George, R. Hamlin, S. Jackson, J. Laflin, L. McDaniel, E. Miller, G. Orem. R Parker, B. Pallen. J. Pyealle, M. Rowland, J. Smilh, D. Thomas. R. Ward Circle 4? Qxsajfa Q N U El pl DH U E1 E3 L' P E ' A Tiff 'NPS-fll U?' A F , 9 sql Pies' Circle K lnlernalional is a service organizalion devoled To The school and communily. SPONSORS: Mr. Toman, Mr. Volmerf OFFICERS: S. McDonald, Pres.: T. Tewrin, V. Pres.: R. Pennel, Seal.: D. Parker, Treas. MEMBERS:T. Aqan, M. Albright G. Beeler, G. Brown. W. Campbell, M. Clinlon, G. Davis, D. Dukes, S, Feller, D. Graham, S. l-lomard, G. Johnson, L. Jones, D ,Lasl'er. P.,Perlcins, B. Perrin, G. Phebus. K. Smilh, S. Slanley 73 Q U I1 Q i , X e U U 5 S Sponsored by Mr. Gockel and Mr Holman are These Younq Republi- cans: Harrier Bishoff, Paul Coop- er, Dennis Corlrell. John Garreif, Doug Hamilron, Wayne Hamilfon Doug Lawson, Bill Pearson, Eleano Posi, and Tom Winler. 74 SCO f -OECD I Mr. Eli sponsors 'rlwe Young Demo- crafs. Members are: Judy Arclrey Greg Barnard, Larry Buehner Sieve Feller Sieve Klufhe Linda Marsden, Sieve Miller, Lana Puql1 Ronnie Richards John Sfarcliman Cliff Sieed. Modern Language Club w N-X-.. i ii N. X4- 1 , iff B 'Eff XZ, ., HW'5 l Mrs. Spangler and language club members. The Modern Language Club, sponsored by Mrs. Spangler and Mrs. Wiley, promores an under- srancling of and an inreresr in foreign counrries by srudying Their languages, cuslorns, and hisiories. OFFICERS: Mike Thomas, Pres. Bob Hoherii, V. Pres.: Margie Hampshir, Secr.-Trees. MEMBERS: B. Allen. K. Bohannan, G. Broadaway, E. Bryson, P. Chew, J. Colf- vane, R. Cordell, D. Crosswhile, G. Davenport P. Elder, P. Ensinger, B. Griry, E. Grover, T. l'leH'on, D. Hill, K. Holden. R. Keller, J. Kelly, C. Kirby, D. Kniseiy, D. Lasler, L. Lawrence, B. Layron. S. LeH'. S. Lewis, J. Lighlrle, L. McReynolds, W. Meador, R. Moody, B. Molloy. L. Ogden, R. Fennel, J. Pen- ningron, L. Perkins, G. Phebus, S. Pow- ers. J. Schoeberl, J. Shore, J. Smilh, J. Srafford, M. Sleele, L. Wheeler, V. Whil- slone, P. Wuellner, L. Younger. ,N NCEE The Chart Edilor ........... . . . Kay Ann Floyd Associaie Edifor . . . . . Horace Williams Fealure Edilor . . . .... Carol Wilson Exchange Edilor ..................... . Carol Halces Business Manager ................ Timolhy Robinson Reporiers ............ Douglas Hamilion, Clara Rowe, Peggy Chew, Ron Lucas, Carolyn Largenl, Bernard Koch, Larry Mapels, Bruce Meares, Michael Kelly, Linda Harris, Shirley Lell, Marla Moore, Jerry Ship- man, Gloria Heislen, William Hensley, Margaref Kirlcham, Richard Moody, Mary Jane Prince, Linda Lynn. Sponsor .. Miss Heacllee Chris Gladclen Marfy Rolleg Kerry Bay David Hokanson Paul Perkins Karen Hollrnqsworlh Danny Flelcer. Paliy Francisco, Linda Erwin, Trinlcel Plumb, Q -fswzssfrs A ., !H?59Ef ' ii milf Women's Physical Education and Recreation OFFICERS: Sandy Lundien. Pres. Donna Roper, V. Pres. Debra Whiie, Seci. Renea Brower, Treas. MEMBERS: Jackie Adkins Sharon Allgood Davina Baker Sue Baker Linda Beikharn Shirley Beyer Beiiy Canirell Joyce Clark Ramona Chrisman Marqarei' DeBra Evelyn Farmer Evelyn Fox Rose Fox Cindy Green Jean Hail Kaihy Holden Delores i-lussong Margarei Jarreii' Jean Jones Jan Keelinq Pam Kiich Donna Leggeii Marsha Lowe Jane Maupin Susan Morion Vicki Plimmer Melba Ri'Her Mary Sue Roller Carla Rowe Cheryl Shori' Diane Siqars Charlene Smiih Suzanne Smilh Sarah Somerholder Cindy Sour Judy Tapscoii Fran Woodard Lindy Wrighi' Club The Physical Educaiion Club sirives 'io provide varied aciiviiies and 'ro promo'l'e a spirii of good will and fellowship among women inieresied in physical eclucaiion and recreaiion. Miss Youni sponsors ihe organizaiion. 77 Q. P. I .fx 1 V-if nk. ,, ,K 11.3 I A w ,vi an . 4 . 1 , - . , ,F 3 I ,, ,K . ,Q .x 1 .A .I -1 1' ', -' V, . .N X H ' lf- 1 T tx 1 I l f 2 ,xx 4 as xhawe fi ?f bV SX'a2 , -Pi Sport 7 X. N WW vflgfa QQ 25 il- H I fl. l,lAt. Qs , wif MQ' fy ' N' X56-AXE? lgflhu J ,TZ S-ZUQVL? M 'W' M fx 1 UW Ld gd kj LJX.-Al NQJ fffsgf I ' ' I GI H+ Sp fEd+ Missouri Southern Raps Connors In Home Opener Missouri Southern College Li' ons, spurred by flzevfooted Wev Icy Gamett. rolled past Connors AUM 3348. October l Stadium. The Lions opener crowd their four tries. Gamett. the ttf from Pittsburgh, cd four touchdowns, lcrimmnge runs, once interception, and oncil touchduwn pass from Clarence Thomhill. Quarterback Terry accounted for the other when he scamperedlo Connors' defenders the second YC to Play . Scott nTh -viiuouri Southern Lions the Ft. Scott Community E,Greyhounds tomorrow t, Scott. Kansas. ,an year, the Lions beat Ft.. ll 2644. ln that game MSC lled 287 yards rushing and 125 passing. Ft. Scott made 123' 1 un the ground and 125 s in the air. t quick look at the record! Scott in 1963 or 1964 because Scott was not in their confer' :. Before that, the Fr. Scott le hnd always been a tradition the Lions. It dates hack to Lions to Bnttlev. Eastern A 6 M At Wilburton Missouri Southem Lions take on Eistcm AGM of Wilburumn, g Oklahoma for the first time to- ! mnrrmv ninlu 1: Xllilk.--nm Ah. .l Eagle, Lion Grid quads Face Rugged Colnpetlllon ill Road Game This MISSOUFI Southern colleges MluouriSouti1emC Jopll:dSez1lord3l:mun N88 WP05 ttslionsplnyingntl Knn.,Junlorwl1G30 EIZIQYIIVCUDSUDT gamevrlththeunbr R0gB1R0p8B.BOU1Cl b0pl3yedS8tlm'layn1l Fortsoottlnmbeal gamest.higneason.lr 7-Odeclslon overhig Hutchl.oson.Knn..J lutweek.'.l'boLians recordlntothetusxle. V-H lnstyearenroutoto lesson. 'hilxawlllkogers rankedtriple-Ahlgh halltoamtn 0 Ropenhsvewon -Q glihdu!-tllB8lm.J l3'1l'E3YdfIlf-0 Wlllltoge:-scrllnhed L5-qlastneuon. Seve:-allmportantt ontlwdlmlctgrld weehtlaamplonxhlpl 0zarkCont'ereuee Conterencernceg To Lions, 2-1-0 after three struigllt road trips, will make their first home appearance at 7:30 p.m. Sat- urday at J unge stadium, playing host to Connors A 81 M of Wal'- ner, Okla. The Lions opened the season with a 32-6 victory over Fairbury, Neb. Junior college, were thumped by Oklall-unm Military Academy, 51-13, and downed Highland, Kan. Junior college, -12-21, last Saturday night. Squad members are, left to 1-ight, front row: Phil Williams, St. Louisg Buddy Craft, Chillicothe: Terry McMillan, ws dm th: Lions did not Play!CQl'al Gables, Fla.: Tom Kielbasa. Brentwood, Fla.: Max 'Admin-e, Brookfield: Gayland Fix, Gralldviewg Mike Bryant, Holclenb Pat Baird, C8l'tll1:tgEQ David Bl-idgman, Lockwood: Ron Schmidly, Sarcoxie, and John Edwards, Sarcoxie. Second row: Roger Cum- bie, Bradenton, Flag Tom Alexander, Peoria, lll.g Mike Blanks, Tomko, Garfield, N. J.g Mike Cockrum 3 Jerry LaRue - M A Eherllart. Third row: Mike Thomas, Chicago, Ill.: Jay Bamhart, Peoria, Ill.: Jim Muehling, St. Louisg Lady Perkins, Richard Gage. St. Louisg Harold Fountain, -Mexico, Mo.: Randy llliller, Hamlin, r Iowa: Ken Hall, Stuttgart, Ark.: Alan Potter, Kansas City: John ' McNeal'noy, lizulsas Cilyg Mike Cezlrnul, Cartllngeg Larry Shelton, Miami, Fla., .amd John Mack, Kansas City. Back row: Manager Omer CZ'tl'l'0Ul9l'S, Don 'l'ul'nel-, Pittsburgll, Pan Ken Henderson t St. Louis: Dave Kl'lSIllllll, Peoria, Ill.g Sam Bishop, Independence Dave Leach, lndepcxlclellue: Glen Wills, Peoria, Ill.' Dale Saturl St. Louisg Gary Cl'awfol'd, Chelsea, Okla.: Dave Reynolds, Peoria 1ll.g Dave Denny, Golden City: Tom Willialuo, Cartilage, and Dick Carlson, Essex, Iowa. Not pictured are HerlxgWinslow Marshfield iami, Fla.: Dave Schmidt, Milwaukee, Wis., and Manager Ray' yard soorlng yaunt ln the -73 F when Joplin junior College 1 opened. Perhaps the most St Louis: Clarence Thornhill, St. Louisg Aaron Mensey, St. Louisg Gary Maufas, St. Louis: James Scotta, St .Pt?t8l'SlJUl'g', Flag John and Wes GZll'llUt.t., Pittsburgll, Pa. - Pllofo by Baird of Joplin oun'i5HH2lfilRec'QlSk5' Sixth will at Ea tern Tonight lluourl Southem College, llld ninth tn the latent na- lal junior college football poll, rl n major obstacle ln its re for A poulblc 8-1 season itat, lrnveling to Wllburton, I., lor n 7:30 o'clock game l Eastern A. ll M. College's mtalnean. :nthern'n crlgzmed Lions put a Noord on line against urn'n rugged athletes of Mike Cearnal, bruised ribs: Dave Leach, sprained knee: Sam Bishop, back injury, and Herb Winslow, bruised thigh. Ceamal is the on ly player tentatively scheduled to see action. Probable Missouri Southern Pos. :la Jock Stogner, beaten only To in llx lilnl. nth teams have common op- ents is Oklahoma Military deny md Connors A. A M. A mulled thg Lions, 51-13, trimmed the Molmtlea last LM-13, ilter trailing 13-0 at time. nathan whipped Connors, l.whllol-Zuternxlippedpast lAggls,M-6. ' is loads Eastern n rnaundfo:m:ltteam, MSC d coach m wd ndq. They nm ofndmlbkwlngfmmntion, nllouunomeshortpuntand sr offensive maneuvers. y'll glveourdelemgahard nu-ying to contain them. llaotn-l?:Jbor'n,althonaghlclle week. seven on , lllrd-nmnlngili-Fotmd mmore lmm Kansa ty, is sidelined H rlb lnjzn-y and inthe Scott game Tl-geek: ago.Hewon'tmnke then on the und or ln- velistlncl1xleY:ilhnckJmlu Ltl, ankle gl-L155:Phll Pnrt- ln, bemo operallong l While T0m3l:l was lamenting the loss ollthcse seven stalwarts, he did strike a happy note by reporting lhe return to duty of end Kenny Henderson and line- backer Dave Williamson, a re- Starters Eastem Don Turner, 200 LE Mike Buchak, 200 Dave Schmidt, 235 LT -Credell Jackson, 230 Jim Muehling, 220 LG William Baskin, 185 Roger Cumbie, 195 C Tom Panter, 205 Tom Williams, 220 RG Terry Little, 200 Aaron Mensey, 2ft1 RT Gary Daniels. 270 David Denny, 210 RE Jim Stewart, 205 lr Meh Supplement rd Cheering Squad ur boys-Paul Perkins, lcker, Dnvc Hnknnszln, y Rnllcg-have been e MSC 'I:1C0flCFldihg turning lettermen who'll be mak- ing his fimt appearance of the season. Henderson has been side- lined by a groin injury. William-e son missed the Lions' first two games due to a lam injury, then suffered a broken bone in his foot rlor to the third start and has Been out ever since. He was a starting linebacker last for Toman's undefeated and will start at linebacker Alexander at tackles Gary Maufas nnd Lan-y Shelton at guards Wl.ll.lamson and Dale Satory at lmebackers Clarence Thornhill and Fountain at halt backs and Jay Barnhart at safety Freeman Harris injured ln a lsscheduled r the workout this scsmzs :mow solrrn 1-:RN VICTORY A couple ot scormg plavs and two defen me maneuvers are depicted Ul the accompanvlng photo- graphs taken Saturday night' at Hlghland Kan as Mis- sourl Southeem College: Lions rolled to a 42-21 vlc tory over the Scottles John ny rThe Bull? Mack South orns 2l2POUhd sophomore fullback breaks a tackle ttop left photo! durlng a clded ln this week: -1 Sprlngtield Parkvl Springfield Glendale i Ozark Confaonce t -: day night. Both are 1 play and 4-0 over-all son. Miller led by 4 Wayne Dipper Dlayl wood Friday night ln that could decide th Conference rsce the defending cham are 3-0 ln league pla over-all Neosho a tn battl Nevada I Ten Conference stiff opposition ln the 'liners of Russ Sloan cats are unbeaten in ference garnes whlle haw- beaten two looo hnttled Mmmt V deadlock Nevada the season choice nlnyl city 1-'rldav nicht Jasner the only untied team in the Conference ence game nigh aqainst for Uh the Den! o 9 with n 20 Erie 'Friday second period Southern mrtheagnt oterence no t he Lions will go andDo n Turner and Dave Williams at guards, Terry Wesley 4 2 record Northern Central. Okln 34-0 and to the OMA nors In feat the beaten by Southem Stogner this Southern is large Stogner p r e s ll e d aggresslveness and move the football 'I1le well-coached team give us a close game Tonlghts tusslc wlnds Southema road schedule season MSCs final two outings wlll be played at Junge Skidlum The Lions face Northeastem A at M of Miami here Saturday Nov 5 ID their annual Home- coming tussle and wmd up the sensor on Nov I2 agalnst Coffey lvlllc han Community College MSC Trlumphs In Fmal Game Led by freshmwn hllfbnck old Founcun the MSC Lions rolled tn 1 hustly contested 20 14 in the w'-iformify of green roman.: nncovsmr - nllbaelt mn :ssl mm In to mm Ceamnl 'nn Llano win cvgcoffcyvmc Community 1-V neck Sweaters. the four m mdepeodetm fumble broke the pane we in li! NN W1 W f . . ... , ni ht moving ID to asslst ,A in , dmgiile fourth quarter til 1 01718 Omlng . . . ms, Norsemen Cla h Tonight' climax ua: season. to 1 Miami coach .luck Wallace also reports his land is mentally pupand tar game. Wallace. who has been named acting bead coach ol the Norwnen due to the illness of head coach S. A. tlledl Robertson. reports his squad hu had some lplrited workouts this week. Coach Robertson visited the squad during n practice session at mid-week and it really inked the boys up, Wallace Both squads are ranked in the National Junior College Athletic Association poll ol coaches. The Golden Norxemen, 6-1-l on the season, were 'rated tttth in the latest NJCAA poll while the Lions were ranked llth. Missouri Southern was ranked eighth last week, but the Lions dropped a 14-0 decision to Eastern A. at M., at Wilburton, Okla., after that rating was released. Northeastem, a perennial pow- er in gunlor college football circles, as more than just its lofty national rating going for it here tonight. The Norsemen also have a t at a couple of bowl games. Northeutem has been! lnentlnnedalapoasibilltyforthe' NJCAA Bowl game at Savannah, Ga., md the new Sterling Silver Bowl at Sterling. Km.. later lhil madh. Northestem has been beaten only by Tyler, Tex., 39-12. this season. 'the Norsemen were tied by Cameron, Okla., last week. 27-27. Miami victories have been posted over Oklahoma Military Academy, 56-0: Tulsa Univer- sity freshmen, 47-0: Grand Rapids, Mich., 30-265 Trinidad, Colo., 42-13: Connors A, I1 M., 48-7. and Marion, Ala., Institute. Z8-7. Missouri Southem takes a 5-2 log into the contest. In addition to the Eastern defeat, the Lions were whipped by OMA, 51-13. Southem victories have come at the expense of Fairbury, Neb.. 32-6: Highland, Kan., 42-21: Con- nors, Okla., 33-181 Fort Scott, Kan.. 54-7, and Independence, Kan.. 40-7. Northeastern, on the basis of comparative scores, must be con- sidered the favorite. Coach To- Probable Starters NOBTHEASTERN POS. SOUTHERN Don Gramling, 170 SE Don ffurner, 200 Gary Yancey, 225 LT Dave Schmidt, 235 Mike Reynolds, 170 LG Tom Williams, 220 Dale Patterson, 205 C Roger Cumbie, 190 Norman Kaubin, 198 RG Jim Muehling, 220 Bugs Hicks, 203 RT Aaron Mensey, 241 Al Simmons, 190 RE David Denny, 210 Harold Peacock, 200 QB Terry McMillan, 175 Danny Mills, 150 LH Wesley Garnett, 185 Richard Sanchez, 175 RH Harold Fountain, 190 Al consuegra, 175 FB A ,.:I,9hnvMeck, 212 all Prospects Report' At MSC A record turnout including eight checked out Monday and workouts to- Rou Toman at Missouri at the .lunge ce Ileld got un- and the seo- be at 3 p.m. y practlee be followed untll represented roster, includ- llllnols. Kansas, Wisconsin, Iowa, Jersey, Arkan- arc John City, tull- 220, Pe- Don Tur- Pa., end: tel' eker Herb Marshfield. 215, St. Roger Cumbe, Fla., center, 212, Pe- M, Bax hehe : mmout includ- selections r- , Mexico, Mo., iltlan, Coral Ga- , 190, was named ' Class L all-state last season, but rlence at hal!- 1, 172, rewrote high school pass- Ooral Gables in bright QU!-TWT' te is Clarence , 225, Webster ill comes to MSC praise from University of coachl who of the best qua:- cundi- Jerry Larue, 230, Miami, Fla.: Jack Newman, 162, Jasper: Morris Lawson, 166, Seneca: Mike Bryant, 180, Holden, Mo.: Ray Eberhard. 160, Bradenton, Fla.: Robert Hohertz, 181, Jop- lin: David Turk, 170, no home town listed: Fred Wagner, 230, Fort Riley, Kan. Tom Kielbasa, 247, Brent- wood, Pa.: Aaron Mensey, 241, Se. Louis: Duvld Denny, 210. Golden Gtyp Dick Easter. 203, Noel: Mike Hohertz, 195, JUP' lin: David Schmidt, 236, MII- waukee, Wis.: Jim Riggs, 190. home town ll.-ned: Robert John- Ftx, 220, Grandview: George Kingsley, 270, Waynesville: Shelby Hagan, 190, Pleasant Hill: Mile Oockmm. 213, Green- field: Kent Hoover. 155. Kan-R sas City: Put Woods, 170, Mo- nctt: Richard Gage, 214. St. Louis. I O 9 Max Admlre. 205, Brookfield. Mo.: Steve Duncan. 189, Giilli-, oothe: Dale Satorry, 206. Sf- UN' Gilli- lsg Buddy O-aft. 273. onthe: Larry Shelton. 210. Ml- ami. Fla.: Rick thx-lson, Essex, Iowa: Alan Potter. Kansas City: Sam Bishop, Inde ence: Dave Leach, lw. 240, 248, pend Zmi Independence: Lynn Swoveland, 211, Webb City: John McNcr- ney, 215. Kansu City. Gary Crawford, 228, Chelsea. 0kla.g Mike Cearnul, 208. CSP' thagc: Ron Schmldly, 2-M, Sar- coxie: John Edwards, 180, Sar- coxie: Pat Baird, 165, Carthage: Gerry Graves, 175, Carthage: James Sootua. 185, St. Peters- burg, Fla.: John Tomko, 180, Gu-field, N. J.: Noah Walker. 151, Stuttgart, Ark.: Kenneth Hsu, 152, Stuttgart, Ark. ' Doug Ca-ner, 185, Webb Gly: Mike Blanks, 160, St. Louis: cm-y Mmm. 191. Sf. M5125 Ken Hendcrwll. IN. 52- IDUUPT Dove Krisman, IM. Peoria, 111.3 Glenn Wills, 183, Peoria: Tom wnlmm. 2ZJLC1rti'rlZff like Noel: Bob Pickens, 180. no' l son, 165, ci-amtview, Mo.: cw'T I landse, 184, Chicago: Don Wil- liams. Riverton, Kan.: John Shal'er,.Rlvertong Jim Fullerton, 167, Sarcoxleg Floyd Burkey, 198. Sarcoxie. Steve Brewster, 221, Baxter Springs: David Barkley, 1-13, Riverton: John Hansen, 173, Marshfield: Robert Wilkey, 227, Nashville, Ill.: David Bridg- man, 162, Lockwood: Randall Miller, 4210. Hampton, Iowa: Steve Arnold, 195, Lamar: Da- vid Knlsley, 195, Joplin: Phil Williams, 211, St. Louis, and Skip Gant, 151, Joplilrw- mm agrees with that. North- eastern la I fine football tum. be laid Friday. We'ro going to have to play a ect ball game to beat them. have a great quarterback in tHar-oldl Pea- cock. He hu great poise and throws the ball well. Their kids really fly around on defense, I-DO. Wallace views the contest an probably one of our toughest games of the season. Missouri Southern ls big, fast and will be mentally up for this game, I be- lieve the team that wants the game the most will win it. It shapes up as a real tough one. The contest matches Miami's explosive passing game against the Lions' potent ground game. featuring the slashing running of halfbaclewesley Garnett and the bruising plunges of fullback Johnny tT'he Bull? Mack. Garnett has been held score- less in only one game this sea- son, with Eastern's defenders turning in the whitewash job last week. The fleet freshman from Pittsburgh., Pa., has rushed for 829 yards on 67 trips this season, a 9.4 average per carry. He's scored 13 touchdowns for 78 points. Mack, a 212-pound sophomore from Kansas City, has picked up 392 yards on 61 carries for a 6.4 average. but the hard-running fullback missed the Lions' last two outings due to an injury. Peacock, a Gtoot, 205-pound sophomore from Pahokee, Fla., has thrown for 1.006 yards and H touchdowns this season. com- Eleting 78 of 168 passes. He's ad 10 tosses intercepted. Peacock's favorite pass targets have been starting ends Don Gramling and Al Simmons. Gramling has caught 20 passes for 352 yards and seven touch- downs. Simmons has snared 19 Peacock pitches for 171 yards and three tallies. Peacock will have Richard Sanchez l175l and Danny Mills H501 at the halves and Al Con- suegra C1751 at fullback tonight. Consuegra leads the club ln rush- ing with 494 yards on 121 carries tor a 4.8 average per try, Terry McMillan, a 6-l, 175- pound freshman from Coral Gables. Fla.. will call the offensive shots for the Lions. I-le'll have Garnett and Hamid Fountain f790l at the halves and Mack at fullback. Defensively, Southem's Kami- kaze unit will have Phil Wil- liams and Dave Krismen at ends. Larry Shelton and Gayland Fix at guards, Gary Mattias and Jerry LaRue at tackles, Jay Barnhart and Dave Williamson at linehackers. Harold Fountain 1311611 es 0 5 MSC Student Bod Missouri Southern College head coach Ron Toman Friday 'chal- lenged the student body to tum out in support of the Lioru at the homecoming football game to- night. Inaspeechatapepassembly at the college Friday rmming, Toman drew a verbal picture of football for the students. Football tl drama. music, dignity and sorrow. TOIDBH said. It's big crowds and bowl games, All Americans and every dl! GUY'- An estimated 700 of the l,Hl0 students attending the college were in attendance ln the audi- torium lt would be a shame it Miami brings more fans to the game than we do, 'roman said. We'rn building a tradition here and the team deserves support. At the close of the assembly the student body rose for a stand- ing ovation ls Toman, Athletic Director Doug Landrith and the it-mantra' Lion squad left the Nlfiouri first of several events planned for homecoming came to a close Friday morning. Queen candidates. introduced at the assembly, are Karen Hol- lingsworth, sophomore: Christi Gladden, freshman: Channy Falk, ireshman: Kerry Bay, freshman, and Mary Steele, freshman. Today's activities will begin at 2 o'clock this attemoon with A 21-unit parade from Twentieth street to First street on Main street. Eidzt area high school bands and marching units will be ln the parade along with floats spon- sored by college organizations, queen candidates, college ot- ficials and coaches. 'nie announcement ot the 1966 home-coming Queen will be made at the half of tho Lions' game with Northeastern of Miami to- night at .lunge Stadium. The MSC student body voted on the candidates Thursday. A dance in the Senior high school gynxnsitm tmight will climax the ' I i 'umriopq outhern tlridder fL,.,.,.,,, To Te tllighland celtic Tonight Missouri Southern College, hoping to shake the effects of last week's 51-13 drubblng at Ok- lahoma Military Academy, travels to Highland. Kan., to- ulght for a 7:30 o'rlock encounter ,with Dale Kessingefs undefeated Scotties. The Lions, who saw a t2-game winning streak snapped at Clare- more last week, lace a rugged, ,Sunburn oulhgvru Lhnlwtlllauaau l-nm. umatugutm KID lllllit Flilhlf. K :Junlarocllqm -f f1Ts .4 2'J'.f '-l.f. ........'t ' ,Cl nflliimlh Img lwhmthnuonspmmil wummpu-umimm., ceetuq-m-:sumo 'hmlvwlonwu1lh't'u Terry McMillan. a 5-fool., 175- pound freshman from Coral Gables. Fla.. will call the otlvn- sive shots for the Lions, iaith Garnett and Harold Fountain, a 6-3. 190-pound freshman from- Mexico, Mo.. at the halves ands Mack at fullback, l 4 lllml.m'90llhflkod:mln Olrtiugmwmlrun bask vt'HlbeTleny 172-nmlnd ihsbmmd Glblll, F1-s.0ther IYQHWUIUIJIY 50. Peoria. Ill. md Fomulu,1i0,Hcxlm,lh. Backing up McMillan at quar-fig hgfblcg, md John terback will be Clarence Thom- Probable Starters i SOUTHERN P OS. HIGHLAND 'Ken Henderson, 190 LE Allen Hewins, 190 Aaron Mensey, 240 LT Don Volrath, 230 Tom Williams, 220 LG John Kenny, 220 Gayland Fix, 220 C Marty Ciacone, 185 Jerry LaRue, 220 RG Ken Sloan, 180 Dave Schmidt, 236 RT John Vaughn, 240 Don Turner, 200 R E, Vic Hewins, 180 Terry McMillan, 175 QB Pat Wozniak, 185 Wes Garnett, 185 L H Ron Dupree, 165 Harold Fountain, 190 RH Tom Evans, 180 John Mack. 212 FB Paul Simmons, 190 I v i 5 l 1 l outhern lg veteran rival in the Scotties. Highland has whipped Center- ville. Ia.. Z6-13, and Peru, Neb., College B team, 27-7. Southem won its opener over Fairbury, Neb., Junior college, 32-6. We've had several good prac- tice sessions this week, Toman said Friday. l believe the team is ready to play football. After last week's game. I believe they know what is expected ot them. Tomau has made three change in his offensive lineup tonight. Gayland Fix. a no- pound freshman from Grand- view, Mo., moves in at center to replace Roger Cumbie, a 190- pound sophomoe. Jerry LaRue, njhgdias been playing dclcnse. JOINS MSC BOOSTER CLUB from St. Louis. Thornhill also is scheduled to see some action at left halfback. Clarence is a big. strong runner, Toman said, and gives us a strong runepas threat from the halt- back slot. Kessinger Said his club pla- toons quite a bit. but three or tour players are called upon to go both ways. We're hoping for a good ball game. the veteran Scottie men- tor said. We believe we're as good as last year. if not a little better. Physically, we're in good shape. Highland will start veteran Pat Wozniak at quarterback, with Ron Dupee and Tom Evans playing the halfback positions --.Y Ph..-I CS.-vv-nn. -pl fullk-will hill, a 6-2, wrpound freshman? zu, Kutsu my, u Bnmhut and Mack in ing lettennen. Fnlrbury, under new George Elliott, will have ntumtng lettenncu ln tt: ul llnnup. ' i Msc some To Take Season Opener By 32-6 FAIRBURY. Ni-b, . M spotting a T-0 load lo I-'alrbe Junior college in the first Ut minutes. Missouri Southem 4 Inge came hack to overeo -the Bombers. 3216. Sami-1 in its season' opener. The Lions scored on A 10-y. pass from quarterback Tr Mcllillan lu ond Ken Heno son to take a T-6 lead with 4 lcit in the opening period z made it 13-7 at the quarwt' Harold Fountain's 11-yard ? Defensive hack Kenneth D Tpidwd off a Fairbury pitch and streaked 20 yards in 'second quarter and the maj went to 266 at halftime 9-yard keeper by McMillan. llaltback J ny Burnham pun ed over for the final lou - Paul Helton, an employe at Fairchild Camera and Instru- ment Corp., is presented a Misouri Southern College Lions Booster Club plaque by tackle Alan Potter and fullback John Mack. 'Helton told George Osborn, president oi the Booster Club, that he read in The Globe about the MSC Booster Club. Mx-. Helton said he sent Brady Stevens, A member nt the Booster Club com- mittee, a check for S100. Osborn said, be- cause 'l just want to help those boys'. He said wt, . Vw. .. ,f,- ,mN,., ..- ..-as--in fi-. --:M-Q 'rr' 2: hard it is tor athletes to plaj he knows how sports and work their way through college! Osborn hdded. Booster Club memberships an still available. Anyone interested in joining thi club should make their 5x00 checks payable lu the Missouri Southern College Lions Boostc Club. care of Dr. Paul Shipman, administra tive assistant to Dr. Leon Billingsly, Missour Southem president. - tJoplin Globe photo bg Baird Studlom ,,,,.,,,,,, v-vermuv IIKMILLIAN MEE1'1'HELION8-MksourlSouthern College? top dffemive quarterback: this sea- lonara'lla-ryMcltlllla.n,a6-l.l75-poundfre.h- mmhunCoralGabls,P1a.,andClarmce 'I1zomhll1.Jr.,aH,m,4poxmdfnsahmanirom wgw-wwww--ew TKORNHILL St.louls.McMi11lanhalbeenhampendby ankle injury suffered in the Lions' opmeratFmbury,Neb.1m at Highland, Kan., Saturday Globextalipbotognphl Liza: will EnThusiasm and dedicaTion coupled wiTh skill, pracTice and Team work are qualiTies ThaT make Missouri SouThern gridders The deTermineci parTici- panTs They are. Encouraged by The coaching oT Ron Toman and The cheering crowd. The boys lolasTed Their way Through opposing lines Tor' a 6 win To 3-loss season. . r KN 1 - f L F 7 1 1 ,N Q P 5 ii lu! M Q NE 552 be ri L' fr I -.. J , . V' x, Q AF l'-Qlv 1 J . i 31 X5 ,R 1 . ,A -1 Y X , 'vi ,4-A ff . .ff sk W , 'N 0 if . 1 f ,gf G, X 0- 1 . A x Q 83 Charles Beckelri- Jay Bonnii' Mark Brockman Douq CIax'ron Fefe Condici Mike Eagon G-req Fulion v '- Bhd Harmon Larry Kropp Wilson Lciunis Dennis Robbins Greq Scheurich Allen Sieele Alan Toier Hard luclc was easy and viclories iusl The opposile as Missouri Soulrhern baske?- loallers compleled I-Zl overall record for 'rhe '66-'67 season despire misforlune of l-lerculean proporlion. Coach Lanclrilh and The boys rallied lale in lhe season To uphold MSC honor. Srarring five picrured a+ lop righr: Mark Brockman, Doug Claxlon. Dennis Robbins, Greg Fullon, and Allen Sreele. Coach Landrirh ar righl during praclice session. -f,,.- K r.'e I' ' '-HQ X. Gmikwx N. YQ 'H 1 T-K' ,A 305 in' ed: 1..- M , ,W , . aj A fkmflrhrl 4, F p 1 R N.,- fl Q :A i A' 'A 3, ' s fg 5 '35 . , 'T' Q' 'i. W 2, 5, 1, .A .ws ' 4 8.15, 5,1134 HW ,. , ., ,A 'P . '1 ,N ' A ?,':,5! A ' ' 'fx V ' x Qf:55L - A E, -QPHH 'A 11:P'ff55H , I .X '.. - 4 ,- . 'UN M. as rn Ba keibclll ' Y 1 ' . ,. .l ,, .13 l. .. -. l 1' ll, ,s Q Mn- QR W.. 1 .M - n 1' .Aw - ' il ' V V ufwxui w ' ,-:nw ' ir'-if lr rf! ll Our I966-67 baskelball season was a mixlure of feamwork, skill and delrerminalion. These quali- Hes on +l'ue parl of'rl1e Jream. cheerleaders. and Lions boosled M. S. C. llnrouglw Hue season. - u u 'M Sf , X fl, 1. , . -1, ' 'x.yw, I .,,,g:5 .',g-ff wx, 2:41, 'X if ,' . n ., -..., ., f fu 'f' wig A ff, ,. px 'Q -v 2:19 R' -, .-, .1 4 5. 1' , X., .,. , M. L M.-L., sa . 4 'nur 1 x .4 fi'-kv ' ,. W, , L1',1'.'. 4 V .44 , Tlf V' , .f'i4i- ,abit 1 . . 5 :. 1 K X L' I 9? . 1 J'- .H I . w ' ' 1. . .fly ' 6? mi ' my x 'is afl. A ,fs riffb Golf and Tennis Teams Win State Honors I. 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L Th College 4 su: Q A - A F Q ll l Belly Lansdown, Class Edilor Jill Winfrey, Adminlslrallon Eclil 95 ,WJQVNJSJQVQ 4' A .V , WVlmlmVVfwl ' r Mm! 1... iitsziilc i mm Farr:-' FFQ FLW U Tm' W rpg rw lll - ,R 'fbi' If 'pa' w -Lf., A x ,Y , , ' eg .' 'Q' 23111 A K4 L .. .i - A f f 'wif'-7:1-' i5f LM - .-L fm.. V5.4 why -. Q A 4 'Ang' F 'L ,I V- I' IE .1 J, a 'f Y Y 9.0 461,17 ' M 1 V i 'g A Q in ' s -Lid ,J .f,. ?wi 4,1n.Af 2,3 Q 1 V gf a -. 4 ,Q4'9 '5x + 1:52 Qgx, I Q 'QA-, Ty 4 'vqW,'YfT,Th ?I I H ' .y W ' '-'ug .s I -r ! ' .JI ' Y 1 if ' 4 . '9 QA 'I' 3 . . .. P . ... .. - 'ii t . yg W 1 ,j som-aomoae cmsg oFF1cEi2sf .rS1 ake M bKemna, vice Fjgifnf fp ,. 'N ', 'Q,- 1, V 1 . , 1, , 'Mx ,fPreSidenf: Trinka? Plumb, S'ecTen'ary:wGary McGrew. President 5.1. 1 1 7' 5' TRL ' if ' . F .,' , , 1 ' Q- f . . . ' - .1-- F, wx'-. ' - uri ...V .1 Eff than! A , H! 1 fRqwMaH11s. Fa,rlggmen+area5n4.x , I 35 .I Qi 'N m ...N V. H... u , .ry :if714,.ap3,A 1 1. .Q 5 t h t Y L ,Q i 4- 1' 1-ix - ' 'E L A.-ii f ' f - . 1 fig EEN .ge 'Q - 2 4. 92 Jackie Adkins: Sec. Ed.: Webb Cify. Mariha Alberi: Pre-Med.: Joplin. Nancy Aldridge: A. 84 S.: Carl Juncrion. Carolyn Allen: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Thomas Allen: Sec. Ed.: Galena. Jane Anderson: El. Ed.: Joplin. Sally Anderson: El. Ed.: Carihage. Adrian Arancibia: A.8cS.: Carierville. Judie Ardrey: Music: Webb Ciry. Sharon Bacon: Gen. Business: Joplin. Gary Baird: Physics: Carihage. Sleven Baker: Gen. Culrure: Carl Junciion. Janel Barbee: El. Ed.: Springfield. Larry Barker: Sec. Ed.: Carl Junclion. Gregory Barnard: Pre-Law: Joplin. David BarneH: Gen. Business: Joplin. Glenn BarneH': Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Jay Barnhari: P. E.: Eas'r Peoria, Illinois Bob Bassman Janice Bafson: Gen. Business: Carrhage. Neel Baucom: A.8cS.: Carihage. Aniia Baum: General: Joplin. Paul Bay: A.8eS.: Neosho. Johnie Baze: Conservalion: Meiz. Missouri Rela Beafy: Physical Therapy: Noel. PV: . 1 , .,'.', is . . ,lf ,E 1 i ii il if K i A -l :lie ' I' 4:4 3 if i bbs : ii ii ni r ,,. vp' i 1 ' ik. L sw- . 'WSI' : fa-5 - 'CG' Dawn Beeler: A.8cS.: Joplin. James Beeler: Engineering: Joplin. BeHy Belkham: ABQS.: Webb Ciiy. Ernie Belkham: Business Ed.: Joplin. Deanna Bendure: El. Ed.: Asbury, Missouri. David Benion: Business Ad.: Joplin. Jw' ew, X ililh AQ -. 5 l J il! L s was QV fs- ,J Shirley Beyer: Gen. Business GalenaL Lynda Bible: El. Ed.: Joplin. Carol Bingham: Gen. Business: Joplin. Barbara Blackford: El. Ed.: Golden Cily. QQ, Sieve Bowman: Business: Jasper. Gary Brake: Business Adm.: Webb Ciry. Siephen Branch: A.8c.S.: Joplin. Edward Braswell: Psychology: Joplin. Nancy Brisbin: Social Work: Lamar. Angie Brown: Social Work: Joplin. Carol Brown: El. Ed.: Joplin. Gary Brown: Business Adm.: Joplin. 93 Harry Brown: Maih: Joplin. Marilyn Brown: El. Ed.: Joplin. Roberl' Brown: Sociology: Sarcoxie. Roger Brown: A.8cS.: Joplin. Ronnie Brunner: Auio Tech.: Diamond. lola Bryanl: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Sheryl Burlchari: Business: Joplin. Hurshell Byrd: El. Ed.: Joplin. John Cacltley: Business Ad.: Lamar. Warren Campbell: A.8c5.: Joplin. BeH'y Canfrell: Business: Neosho. Maxine Carlson: Sec. Ed.: Carl Junclion. Omer Carrolhers Jr.: Auio Tech.: Joplin. Harold Carfer: Business Adm.: Joplin. John Carler: A.8cS.: Joplin. Diann Case: Sec. Ed.: Carihage. Jaqueela Casperson: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Eddy Cawyer: Business Adm.: Neck Cily. Missouri. Linda Chapman: Business Adm.: Sarcoxie. Pamela Chelelie: Gen. Business Joplin. Ramona Chrisman: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Boblaye Clay: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Jane Claylon: El. Ed.: Webb Ciry. Douglas Claxion: Engineering: Joplin. Richard Clemenf: Eleclronic Tech.: Webb Cily. Gayle Cline: Harold Coffman: P. E.: Carl Junclion. Diana Cole: Business: Carihage. Jerry Cole: Business: Joplin. Richard Cole: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Tom Coleman: Business Adm.: Carlhage. Jerry Colron: Business Adm.: Nevada, Missouri. Ernesl' Combs: Sec. Ed.: Joplin LaVieHa Comifo: El. Ed.: Joplin John Coodey: Business Adm.: Joplin. Thomas Coop: A.8fS.: Joplin. Kay Copple: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Phyllis Covey: El. Ed.: Joplin. Sandy Crawford: Gen. Business: Joplin. Carol Creasy: Business: Joplin. David Crissup: Engineering: Lamar. Denesse Crosswl-life: El. Ed.: Joplin. Gary Davis: Pharmacy: Joplin. Linda DeArmond: Medical Tech.: Joplin. Donna DiHo: A.8:S.: Joplin. Phillip Doran: A,8cS.: Joplin. Linda Druarl: Gen. Business: Joplin Mary Easiwood: Business Adm.: Osawalomie, Kansas. -v I Ray Eberhari: P. E.: Bradenion, Missouri. Pairicia Ensminger: A.8cS.: Webb Ciiy. Roberi' Esies: Business Adm. Joplin. Nancy Evans: Sec. Ed.: Carihage. Ronald Fanning: Vei. Medicine: Oronoqo. Evelyn Farmer: Aqriculiure: Webb Cily. Jeffery Farris: A.XiS.: Lockwood. Missouri. Sieve Feller: Business Adm.: Joplin. Terry Ferris: Business Adm.: Carihage. David Ficlcle: A.8cS.: Joplin. Danny Fielcer: Pre-denial: Joplin Roberi' Fisher: Business Adm. Webb Ciiy. Karen Fiihian: Sec. Ed.: Alba, Missouri. Kay Ann Floyd: Journalism: Carl Junciion. Diana Ford: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. RoE1er+ Ford: Business: Joplin. Michael Franklin: Business Adm.: Joplin. Donna Frazier: Sec. Ed.: Galena. Michael French: Pharmacy: Galena. Anne Frkovich: El. Ed.: Joplin. Andrew Funlchouser: Engineering: Joplin. George Gagle: Chem. Engineering: Joplin. Billy Gaines: Sec. Ed.: Baxler Springs, Kansas. Keifh Gamel: Business Adm.: Aurora, Missouri Barbara Garreofi: El. Ed.: Joplin. Egllgii ii A 'S . iTZ.,5LiiiiW ii i' ii. f N A I Y, . 4. : if-V , N -I -1- . W Q' he I L 4 .gg H7 x,, Q l i g ...,, :4e-fi A ' V Q-'81 V J 'Nl ' 'A , . i -' afeji' K. i it ' ' M' ii 'is -3 , x A 1 i y l t W1 X ' X. i i 1 , :i 3 rf ' 41. . , l N Q I1 ii: ,Y , 5 X -C7 I I l ' X 4 x ' . V I , , 'ir W ii '63, . 3-r Richard Garreii: Business Adm. Carlhage. Ron Garreii: Business Adm.: Shell Knob, Missouri. George Neil: Pre-Engineering: Joplin. Lewis Gerbiiz: Engineering: Joplin. Toni Geiiy: A.8eS.: Aurora. Missouri. James Glenn: Business Adm.: Joplin. Don Graham: Business Adm.: Joplin. Sianley Graham: Gen. Culiure: Joplin. Milne Green: Poliiical Science: Joplin. Diann Greninger: Gen. Culiure: Joplin. Ida Grey: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Jerry Grisham: Ronald Grissam: Elecironic Tech.: Joplin. Eddie Grover: Law: Joplin. Carole Grovesen: Michael Hailey: A.Z4S.: Joplin. Clark Hall: Biological Science: Joplin. Clinion l-lall::Sec. Ed.: Joplin. 95 X G5 A .mn 'i 2.PlaGl a.:segi ml!!! .img 'sa , El num unc D53 . J ' 4. lnie s. um am J is. Tal nn ,ii 1. Pe A tn NXIIT . 'i Sue Hall: Medical Tech.: Webb Ciiy. David Hanlcins: Engineering: Joplin. Shirley Hansen: Sec. Ed.: Galena. Roberi' Hardcasile, Jr.: Elecironic Tech.: Pierce Ciiy. K Gary Harlan: Business: Joplin. Gary Harringion: Music: Miller, Missouri. Flora Harrison: El. Ed.: Joplin. Gloria Heision: A.8cS.: Carihage. Terry Helion: Law: Joplin. Gerald Hendren: Business: Joplin. Linda Hendricks: El. Ed.: Joplin. Alan Hendrickson: El. Ed.: Joplin.. Nurses obfain praciical experience ai S+. John's. Jane Henry: El. Ed.: Joplin. Linda Herron: El. Ed.: Diamond. Robyn Hill: A.8rS.: Joplin. William Hinman: Music: Galena. Charles Hixson: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. H i ll 1. 155' Cynfhia Hoagland: Gen. Culiure: Joplin. Ley . :N Chrisii Hoare: Social Work: Joplin. ' ' Harrie? Hobson: Gen. Business: Jasper. . l . H,-gifnf Ferrell Hodge: Sec. Ed.: Reeds, Missouri. l Q- Pai' Hoey: Sec. Ed.: Carihage ' 1 xi ' -lj' i fm K ki 1 2 K3 . 3 .. ii V ii Z11F3.Qf-.i ,, 'JP' it iilifl 1, ' Dave Hokanson: Engineering: Carihage. - M- Karen Hollingsworfh: P. E.: Joplin. Billie Horine: El. Ed.: Galena. Linn Hovck: P. E.: Pierce Ciiy. William Howard: Business Adm.: Joplin. njllriz' l F . 5. . B . ir si ii I Dan Huebner: Elecfronic Tech.: Carl Junciion. 1 J' Dennis Hudson: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Pafricia Hunfer: El. Ed.: Joplin. Larry Huri: Elecironics: Greenfield. Delores Hussong: Gen. Business: Galena. Larry Hymer: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Joe Iles: Journalism: Joplin. H Q... ,N Keiih Jackson: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. -b Ron Jackson: Sec. Ed.: Oronogo. - , .. '-ny Ti ii. .. -'I Celia Ivey: Nursing: Carrhage. gli f ,ll ' Ill i 5 3 11 i .ss if H 'kv' ,K Nu' Q5 . i fs l Ziff? i J -s'f ' ' :P f , W ii ix r.ia:e5':f?i':' , . ,iq f i A ,C ' X i ' . KQV' . Qc, sg if I - F X l .5 X Q ,. ,. ,amufv .AJ 'Y 'iv X, Jerry Jacquinei: P. E.: Weir. Kansas. , Don Jameson: Social Work: Moneii. Nydia Jenkins: Sec.' Ed.: Webb Cliy. Bob Jewell: Business Adm.: Webb Ciiy. Jimmie Jobe: Business Adm. Neosho. Marsha Johnson: Business: Joplin. Roger Johnson: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Helen Jones: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Samuel Jones: Business: S+. Louis. Randee Kaiser: Phys. Therapy. Webb, Ciiy. . Glenna Keepper: Sec. Ed.: Jasper. Terry Keefon: Gen. Culi'ure:'Webb Ciiy. Darrel Kidd: A.8:S.: Joplin. Marilyn King: P. E.: Columbus, Kansas. A Thomas Kingsbury: Business Adm.: Carihage. Roberi' Kirk: Business Adm.: Baxier Springs, Kansas. James Kis'rl'er: Pre-Denial: Siella, Missouri. Genie Knighi: Social Work: Joplin. 97 1 1 up es. : 13 1 .1 .:v'?.mSm1nS1whi1' ' 4x ' . . . 'D' l T -v-Y 1'f'7i M 1 15' 51 X 1 Y' N. I1 'O' gf' N . 1 if 1 1 '16 'fe- !1 1 1 1 1.11, 52 - 1 1' 1: IQQXI 1 l L I if 1 ll, sv 1 J ' - , 1 111 1 .fl W1 . f- 1 4 1.-1 1: 1 1 ' 1 131 3. ' l ll ' '- ' 1 li I 1 ' ll X 1 l 1 . Ni!! 1 . 1 f 1 ' 1 -1,-1, 1 Y 1- 1' ' ' ff B 14 .fi ' l 1 1: - .4 , ,iff n ' ' K '11 -- 98 LS--vibfx ' f . . -6 l 1 ' s 1 1 1 -1:-T...,M.Q.'f: l 1 ' i in I W., 'W f . .1.E1 L! .1 1 1 -1- 1 111 X in 5 l ' 1111 ' 'win' V s - -an -in ,Wg fl -' AQ-5+ , Q. l ... E1. 1' 1 51511 L11J 1 .s X F 1 i'5.:'x11.I-115, 11. 1. A .,f 11, B- . .311Afl' A 111 1'---,-fiaqe-1 '1 1' 'lf H H 111 W7:Ti1ff 1 V 1 I my M 11 Qf- In V 11 M1'Mi, I , 11, ' 1:11. 1 1 ,. 1:.1 1, l 1 .L-ii d J ' A 1 he ..'.f is ir. I -. 1911 si Mike Knisley: Social Work: Joplin. James Knoch: Engineering: Neosho Brenda Kyie: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Jerry Laflen: Engineering: Moundville. Missouri. William Lamb: Business: Galena. Thomas Langford: Engineering: Joplin. Tracy Laughlin: Social Work: Carrhage. Linda Lawrence: A.8c5.: Joplin. William Lemley: Pre-Medicine: Joplin. Joe Lindquisf: Engineering: Joplin. Clarence Long: Engineering: Joplin Wilson Lounis: F. E.: Carihage. Sandra Lundien: P. E.: Carl Juncfion. Vicior Lysier: Engineering: Carl Junciion. John Mack: P. E.: Kansas Ciiy, Missouri. Judy Magers: El. Ed.: Joplin. Sondra Mahurin: Business Adm.: Webb Cify. Donna Mailes: Sec. Ed.: Webb Cify. Caroline Marbui: Gen. Business: Joplin. Linda Marsden: Music: Carihage. Linda Marshall: Gen. Business: Carihage. Ray Maihis: Sec. Ed.: Carierville. Linda Maiiers: Nursing: Neosho. Jane Maupin: A.8cS.: Joplin. Sheila McBee: Business: Joplin. Kafhie McCorkle: El. Ed.: Jasper. Larry McCorkle: Business Adm.: Jasper. Dan McGraw: Engineering: Carihage. Gary McGrew: Maihemalics: Joplin. Michael McKenna: A.8fS.: Joplin. Jerry McKinney: Business Adm.: Webb Ciiy. Norma Medlin: Business: Joplin. Jane Meyer: Pre-Medical? Joplin. Roxina Miessner: Business Adm.: Greenfield, Missouri. Siephen Miller: Pre-Medical: Joplin Wayne Miller: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Thomas Mifchell: Engineering: Joplin. Linda Moffaif: Social Work: Sheldon, Missouri. John Moore: Bio-Physics: Joplin. Rober+ Moore: Engineering: S+. Louis. Claude Morgan: Psychology: Carihage. Linda Morris: Liberal Aris: Carihage. Marilyn Morfon: Gen. Culiure: Joplin. Susan Morion: EI. Ed.: Joplin. Pamala Myers: Social Work: Joplin. Bob Newman: Gen. Culiure: Joplin Jimmie Newman: Business Adm.: Joplin. Dennis Nickols: Business Adm.: Joplin. Ronald Niehoff: Business Adm.: Lockwood Sieve Niles: Engineering: Joplin. Michael Noblefl: Gen. Culiure: Joplin. Jane Noland: El. Ed.: Joplin. Sharon O'DeII: El. Ed.: Joplin. Janice Pack: Gen. Culiure: Joplin. David 'Parlter: A.8cS.i Joplin. S'l'even Paulr: Business Adm.: Joplin. Linda Pearce: Sec. Ed.: Reeds. Missouri Trinltel' Plumb: Lab Tech: Joplin. Al Pofler: P.E.: Kansas Cify, Missouri. Greg Poifer: P.E.: Joplin. Sandra Powers: Gen. Cullure: Joplin. Kalhaleen Prince: El. Ed.: Joplin. Lana Pugh: Home Ec.: Carihage. Shelby Ragan: Business Adm.: Pleasani Hill, Pal' Randall: Music: Joplin. Linda Rea: Sec. Ed.: Oronoqo. Shelby Redden: Business Adm.: Joplin. Mike Reeder: A.8:S.: Webb Ciry. Ronnie Richard: Pre-Law: Joplin. Bobbie Ridpalh: A.8cS.: Pierce Ciry. Carol Rienharl: Journalism: New York. Linda Riggle: Sec. Ed.: Neosho. Marilyn Riley: Sec. Ed.: Asbury, Missouri. Missouri. , S., . 'li:'l i J' 556 IL, '16- NEW 7' 'F NX 6855 lick 3 . l is i ,5.C.,x i '-2'1-w 1 1. mf' - . rim . i -ra :fi , MM.. .j,,,,., i qivukillr' X 3? r.: iseivx I iv. H Ax. ia gg: ' 9-fins X ,, ,.......'+x,.., 5 0' X S- - l A AA. ,f i J as -' fin? . yt- 5 . .s r' 73 1 fl? T10 vv N JG oe -A mba dxf How do you sfage a demonsiraiion? F L 6 Oran Ringen Jr.: Sec. Ed.: Webb Ciiy. Sieve Roberis: Engineering: Joplin. David Robinson: Music: Joplin. Linda Robinson: El. Ed.: Joplin. Ronald Robinson: Business Adm.: Webb Ciiy. Tim Robinson: Business Adm.: Joplin. Mariy Rolleg: Engineering: Joplin. Donna Roper: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Mardell Rouse: El. Ed.: Joplin. Kerry Rowland: Engineering: Lamar. Neil Rusch: Engineering: Joplin. Dennis Sanders: Sec. Ed.: Sarcoxie. Milne Schoeberl: Pre-Law: Joplin. John Shepherd: Business Adm.: Sarcoxie Joyce Shepherd: Business: Joplin. Jerry Shipman: A.8cS.: Carihage. Dixie Shoemalcer: Music: Asbury, Missouri. Roberl' Shryoclc: Business Adm. Pierce Ciiy. Mike Sislcouslci: Business Adm.: Joplin. Pai' Sislcouslci: Gen. Business: Joplin. Roberia Sluder: Music: Joplin. Terry Small: Gen. Culiure: Oronogo. Charles Smiih: Gen. Culiure: Mi. Vernon. Donna Smiih: El. Ed.: Carihage. Donna Sue Smifh: El. El.: Carihage. if 'S'-A' Lei .1-' Hr uf : f3,vN 'Si 'if vw: W Si:-.-3 A w L i,i:1fli ','i N Q ., A . . ' . R 1. ii- , 1 7' -1 ., ,Q 5, 3 . i ., --L.. F-xzfmi ' I .. 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Gary Siripling: Engineering: Joplin. Raymond Siroup Jr., A.84S.: Joplin. William Sweef: Foreslry: Joplin. Nancy Teeier: Business Adm.: Jasper. Carolyn Terrill: Business: Joplin. lOl ll . il l ,l ,ii .54 V ' 5 . X KWH 111 A su 7m l - Z 5.1 : X K ggmigh- I l ii l frffifl 1-, ,mb fi- WGN. lf: .nw ' H ' J 345' . . ,. t.: :J nl' r 'lu 'J pf : . Jin- . r f' Y. .fix . X. .- J - ' fl. . wg. ',:j:J....2::U'iif,,g,-.ia 17 fxxx VII!! w , M V :N ll. is r r - li fkfyf ii ie. I f M , 4- . ' Y-ev Ai . ' 5 ' .I 1 l:,' U ' ,mm f V :X J K- T L' 5.-...1 1 S I Dennis Thomas: Engineering: Joplin Edward Thomas: A.8cS.: Carfhage. Michael Thomas: Gen. Culiure: Joplin. Ona Thomas: El. Ed.: Joplin. Ron Thompson: Engineering: Asbury. Janei' Treni: Gen. Business: Carfhage. Larry Trimble: Accouniing: Joplin. Dennis Tucker: Chemisiry: Joplin! David Turk: Business Adm.: Joplin. Donna Turner: Sec. Ed.: Carihage. Gary Vickers: Agriculfure: Harwood, Missouri. Sylvia Vik: El. Ed.: Joplin. Barbara Wade: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Ginger Wade: Social Work: Carl Juncfion. Jill Walfers: El. Ed.: Irwin, Missouri. Phil Warden: Engineering: Joplin. Becky Warren: Gen. Business: Neck Ciiy, Missouri. Kaihy Wells-Lee: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Michael Wesifall: Eleclronic Tech.: Joplin. Debra While: P. E.: Sarcoxie. Grieb Wickland: Social Work: Carihage. Horace Williams Ill: Journalism: Joplin. James Williams: Business: Diamond. Kasey Williams: Social Work: Webb Ciiy. Sharon Williams: Gen. Business: Webb Ciiy. David Williamson: P.E.: Baxier Spring, Kansas. Mary Jane Wilson: Gen. Business Granby. Joseph Wine: Gen. Culiure: Carlhage. Tom Winfer: Sec. Ed.: Joplin. Ronald Woodard: Sec. Ed.: Carierville. 'hn- W, as-.milk V f ..x n,,, - ,: , an 14, ,Afp7g, f yy, '1.f,--' , 7. .1 ,1' 'L ',,'g.- 7 af- Uv. pg ',,- .N 4 J.: i 1.. ,fi f' 'J 1- .1 4- 1 ir. 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Um H' W X1 M y H Nw H , H -.. 1 H I Uv H VQH' X ' , Vw X H H L, H H ,X ' , H W I04 1 7 - -,-,f1--,efe,...,eV,e ee 1-Q-fe- 1-e .si -,Q JI X J -H H 'Hi 1. ..',f---'--W -- -A --A -'nf ,N xx F-. A , wx' f.. , .H w Lf' L x s . 1 w w H ..' ,. -w Y V. J.. 4 'msa,w'.f-- M, , HN ,yt N M, 'JJ , 2- QLMA ,MLN w, ul 9 J , A 1 mf 1 , fe 9 . .W xy.. nga Q fu? .1- ee I ' W rx f,.-. 'f Y w , ML H'l.1!,g 4 Aw-, ,- FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Clinion. Vice President Paul Cooper, President Channy Falk. Secrefary-Treasurer. -411 ' if ,,, . David Aclcerson: Joplin. Nancy Adams: Carihage. Sieve Adams: Carlhage. Tom Agan: Joplin. Vicky Alberf: Springfield. Michael Albrighi: Joplin. Bruce Allen: Joplin. Thomas Allen: Webb Ciiy. Sharon Algood: Joplin. Linda Alsbury: Carihage. Terry Amos: Webb Cily. Susan Anderson: Laiayelle, lndiana. Carol Arnce: Joplin. Marsha Arnold: Joplin. Sieve Arnold: Lamar. Missouri. Kaihleen Bagby: Joplin. John Bailey: Carihage. Kenl' Bailey: Webb Ciiy. Michael Bailey: Joplin. Sue Balcer: Joplin. Roger Baldridge: Carrhage. James Bard: Joplin. David Barkley: Riverlon. Missouri. Mary Barnes: Joplin. Richard Barnes: S'ioH's Cily, Missouri. Jar. 4:9 ll .1 l 3 bw S117 I- . Aa.: .. ,. in ,ff 3V-.zfgl ll '. . -i-' ,V sf... NF N .aww 'i W ' I -,fa , JMS fr L 1 'ggsm-el H x ' J Pr N, J , . .. , .'.,3':g, 145, vi-4-.' ?. mwafyf -' 'G K6 fe. l ld, l ' .1 . 1 ,- j I hw ' yy.-f ll J : se . E N1 - Q, f '-az , I, I ' -3 R' v sv-. V .ilk ff I I ' ' w ii!yuwr.Q!'nw A 1 J lil :lv lil' ,i .mG?Iil. l A ,., l 'L l ..V.k' r l V. f l l 4 - l lfusqso- I I a. , ,, 1' J E V ij .. A .- l ' .1 n -V,! 1 . , y 2.1 1 1 I ,Af' , : tMI- Ap-xi hi.: tb- , ' 553' A A 's, 'J .3511 'D ,- 11'-.f'. L '+G lo ui. L V W ll ,- 1, l L: i. . -..-. . i . . ,, ,AV : i i V. fif. ' 1, ff? ii W - - . ir .., 1 ,x 5 we e9 - fvi, 5 Pa'Hy BarneH: Joplin. Shirley Barrow: Joplin. Roberf Basye: Joplin. Beverly Baum: Joplin. Kerry Bay: Neosho. Charles Beclceii: Moneii. Greg Beeler: Joplin. Siephen Beeler: Joplin. Linda Bellrham: Joplin. Randy Bell: Joplin. Sieve Beniamin: Webb Ciiy. Mul Dean Benne'H: Asbury. Chesfer Bivins: Oronogo. Linda Blowers: Joplin. Kaihy Bohannon: Joplin. Jay BoniH': Joplin. Richard Bormasfer: Joplin. Ronald Bormasier: Joplin. l05 l lf '--D X ij. 1? ,W X '51, 1. 5, -vi X all -me A, '.x?:,w X lg' I06 ' . 1.4-if , i 1 Eli ,- , MM W I y, x 1 W . 'y '.ii'. , , . ga l : 2 is 5.5254 l K N. 4 i i' ii. C' i Q l i .ziZl.kL4.- :L in-mg. av- . ,, : i .f-- , x ..5gI.k., ..fl-7f,,5- A-4. 1 ' dfwiwlu' X I: Hill, Q qgyiiiilffq' 41' li H' W J ,ue as pb ' li - x' . i l ii NP: ' :QQ .1- '.'L,, l 0 ' S-T Xl' ... - i +2 Gary Bowling: Lamar, Missouri. Deborah Boyd: Joplin. Kenny Bradfield: Webb Ciiy. Sharon Bradfield: Joplin. Jack Bradley: Joplin. Chrisfopher Branch: Joplin. Juanifa Brand: Joplin. Nancy Brand: Jasper. Vincenf Brannon: Galena. Nancy Breeden: Joplin. Dan Briggs: Carierville. Gloria BriH'enham: Joplin. Mark Brockman: Lamar, Missouri Karen Broglio: Joplin. Renae Brouwer: Asbury. Carol Brown: Joplin. Jim Brown: Carihage. Wanda Brown: Joplin. Dennis Brummeii: Sarcoxie. Judy Bryan: Carihage. Vicforia Buckinaham: Joplin. Elaine Buehler: Joplin. Mary Burkholder: Carihage. Mary Burion: Duenweg. Beih Buicher: Carihage. James Byers: Joplin. Judy Byers: Carihage. Linda Byler: Carl Junciion. Curfis Campbell: Joplin. Pafricia Campbell: Carihage. George Canirell: Neosho. Pairicia Carl: Webb Ciiy. John Carlson: Moneii. Jerry Carpenierg Webb Ciiy. Joyce Carr: Joplin. Gracie Car'l'er: Joplin. Peggy Carier: Joplin. Dellene Carver: Galena. Linda Case: Joplin. Karen Casileberry: Galena. Sfephanie Cheney: Sarcoxie. Mike Chenoweih: Joplin. Peggy Chew: Joplin. Thomas Clark: Carierville. Sam Claussen: Joplin. Janei Clemenis: Joplin. Loyd Clemenfs: Lamar, Missouri Mike Clinion: Joplin. Slephen Close: Carlerville. Mike Clyburn: Galena. Bonnie Cobb: Reeds, Missouri. Jo Nan Cochran: Webb Cily. Klisla Coclcrell: Sarcoxie. Larry Coffee: Carflwage. Viola Cole: Galena. Bonila Combs: Roby, Missouri. Dave Comsioclc: Colorado Springs Colorado. Janice Condon: Jasper. Karye Coolcerly: Joplin. Kalherine Coombes: Joplin. Paul Cooper: Joplin. Carl Cooperrider: Carllwage. Randell Cordell: Carlluage. Timolhy Cox: Ml. Vernon, Missouri Janie Craig: Joplin. James Crandall: Joplin. .1 H11 1 1' '-j-7, J' 1. :s.,y :- '- .QV 1 3 , PE- cs . X. if J 1 ,pf tw 11-5- 'en I : l ifk 1 . ,,.., rl 1 Y ilfh 'sb . ha 3' - 4 y,, an N '51'l JL I li. fl 'ill- fix rm' . .Q A ru 'PI - I . .l 1 I ,. J I 'wg o f 'i ' 1 M I' f. ' x M1 s ,Hi . Rig Q' '73 1 1 . 11-5 . . 3- -in hs- J. 5 I , ...Q-.. V, Y H X s 1 ' r1 ,-f 11 I1: '1 'S'l is 'L Qian ia Q 'N A? f. it lr H qu-fr if ' ,T W rl i - .J 1 I w i . '51, l r- l Q .ne N' i 49 x X l r 1 . ...Y I . ,f 1 l T' i . . 1111 ,X ?- ,,l111 ,Tl . yi- x x tg: V l I X XL - .. L ,. . Q X x 4 I08 ,,,. 411. 1 . ' .X I . -1.1.2 l 1 - Nil . 1 '.'- I1 if 2' A ls Gam 5' Y l Q l1 . f' T ' 1 F- .J . 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John Randall Dunlap: Washburn. Missouri. Mark Edens: Baxier Springs. Kansas Phillip Edmondson: Joplin. Donna Edwards: Webb Ci'ry. Linda Edwards: Joplin. Vicki Elberi: Seneca. Pairicia Elder: Webb Cily. Helen Eli: Joplin. Susie Elkins: Joplin. Arnold Elliof: Mounrain Grove, Missouri. Sandra Ellio'H: Joplin. Jane? Ellis: Seneca. Danny EndicoH': Joplin. Hadley Enlow: Carlhage. Pai' Ernesi: Joplin. ' Linda Erwin: Carihage. Dale Esles: Joplin. Sandy Evans: Joplin. Jean Evens: Joplin. Gary Lynn Fagg: Sarcoxie. Channy Falk: Joplin. Linda Fannan: Joplin. Kaihleen Fassel: Walker, Missouri. Rex Faubion: Sheldon, Missouri. Sieve Feaihersion: Carierville. Charles Roberi' Findley: Joplin. Carl Fisher: Joplin. Chrisiopher Fisher: Joplin. Debbie Foniaine: Joplin. Michael Ford: Sheldon. Missouri Terry Forsy'rhe: Joplin. Cheryl Forf: Joplin. Larry Fosdick: Seneca. Roberi' Foshay: Carihage. Larry Foss: Carrhage. Chuck Fousf: Joplin. Eddie Fowler: Sheldon, Missouri. Janice Fowler: Sheldon, Missouri Eva Fox: Carierville. Rose Fox: Carlerville. . W , l V+ , 3. J 8 i , M.,',,,,,. , il i , ' iw i- pig. J , fi I A f ,, ..,.i,,y, l f.ii'iii- -r i WW.. ' S ' Q - i ' iii! ' ,, Fp lilll g yii l ',f.iiDffl1:... N 1 E x V' y ' 5' iw: :ii M- 1 - J ' lui. ' . I l i WAQ N ..f1 M i J i g W VX X. FQ' I F L, E all i '. is N if ' Yi Randy Friend: Carferville. Greg Fulfon: Webb Cily, Kaihy Furry: Carferville. Herberr Gailey: Joplin. Connie Gaines: Baxler Springs Kansas. Mary Ganf: Joplin. Skip Ganf: Joplin. S'l'anley Garber: Sarcoxie. Johnee Garrnefi: Carihage. Gary Geil: Carihage. William Gessler: Joplin. Ann Gibson: Jqplin. David Gideon: Lamar, Missouri Sharon Gilberf: Joplin. Jim Gillard: Oronogo. Janice Gils-irapl Joplin. Don Gipson: Carihage. Pamela Gipson: Joplin. .iz 'if f,, ,1' -Q. ,.f qs., Race for Space 'r-5 ,,.-- Ir n , 47 af-np Chrisfy Gladden: Carlhage. Ken Godfrey: Lamar. Missouri Lyle Good: Webb Cify. Dennis Goode: Webb Cily. BeHy Graham: Joplin. Deborah Granger: Webb Ciiy Anneffe Granf: Joplin. Reggie Grave: Joplin. Cynlhia Green: Joplin. Linda Green: Joplin. Suzy Greenwood: Joplin. Larry Griffifh: Carlhage. Belly Gripka: Pierce Cily. Mis Sue Ann Gulick: Joplin. Sue Nell Gulick: Joplin. Lowell Haddock: Pierce Cily, Missouri. Michael Halifner: Carlhage. Terry Hagemicker: Joplin. Marilyn Hailey: Joplin. Carol Hakes: Carlhage. Jean Hall Joplin Ronald Hamlin Joplin Marguerrie Hampshire Joplin Twyeman Hampshire Joplin Don Hancock Joplin Carol Hanson: Joplin, Gerald Harper: Carfhage. Lawrence Harper: Greenfield. Linda Harris: Joplin. Richard Harris: Carlhaqe. Roberf Harris: Carihage. Marjorie Harvey: Carl Junciion Lula Haffield: Galena. Diane l-laubrick: Carihage. Anni+a Hawkins: Joplin. Bob Headlee: Joplin. William Heeier: Joplin. Jane Heidcege: Pierce Ciiy. Missouri. Judy Helfon: Eldon, Missouri. Florence Henrihe, Carlerville. Richard.Henry: Carl Junclrion. Loyd Hensley: Carihage. Mike Hensley: Joplin. ... .-N X, ul , I, , . . ,:V.. i ' , 1, f Q ... i 'NYJ . ,Af 'fi ..P3,.1.r3..1 A ii ,ff- SS7 I il i ,fs SQ . i, U1' i., i i 74 may X. : I s .j,, . .. ..- - ,313 -v i ni ' in ai' 'il li' l l 1-1 E 5 ',4'A E us K 1 ll. xxx .. 'S' A . ,il - , Q! :, A H 'M Jltfl l h . : ,ga , xi ' X 1 l L . 'gfgg , ,. , X . ' A 'f K - X ' l K . rl 4 ad' 1 ir-F lg: V, f'o1.zip4'n, I rv ii .,,...,, i . . 'N ' i ' -we W , ah: i ll lil X 9 7 A l .A L l... My 1--' i T 5.1 X . v Q it-H A is. -we E7 31? S-I 'C I lbs .E V. .M fe'-if q w ix., if A i... lI2 f,.. -..., Q., wx l 5 . , x Q e N A 'is I w . 2 f P Q, -1, , 4 l -Ill ' S K Y A l 4. , , . 67 6 1 pw Y i L X X ' i 1 N E 1. wie- 'K - W! fall, 1 1:j'if.1:',piwwew W reef' V 5- ,. 1 A -:N I 'i V N - H 3 vi 'i,'h,..-5... K li , I , i , N n A F N - A L X gs.. I, ' if J. :-Til' l if A gg' Ez. j N. 4 . David Hiclcs: Carrhage. Sherry Higgs: Joplin. Cary Hill: Carlhage. Davonnda Hill: Joplin. Robyn Hill: Joplin. Marcia Hilion: Joplin. Sfephen Hinds: Webb Cily. Gary Hoag: Joplin. Palriclc Hoag: Joplin. Miriha Hoff: Seneca. Roberl' Hoherfz: Minneapolis. Minnesoia. Kaihy Holden: Joplin. Penny Holman: Greenfield, Missouri. Carl Holmes: Saginaw. Missouri. Gary Hopper: Popular Bluff. Missouri. Jack Horine: Carl Junciion. AnneH'e Hornback: Carihage. James Howard: Joplin. Lee Howard: Joplin. Mary Howard: Joplin. Bill Howell: Carlliaqe. Jane Howell: Jasper. Marcell Hudson: Galena. Arlene Hurd: Joplin. Dane Hulcherson: Joplin. Jane Hymer: Joplin. Shirley lnman: Joplin. Michael lpoclc: Carihage. Jim lrwin: Sarcoxie. Margaref Jarre'H': Carl Juncil Janice Jay: Joplin. William Jay: Joplin. Marvin Jeffereys: Joplin. Annilh Jeffries: Lamar. Carl Jensen: Carrhage. James Johnson: Joplin. Richard Johnson: Joplin. William Johnson: Joplin. James Jones: Carlhage. Jean Jones: Joplin. Larry Jones: Joplin. Lynn Jones: Joplin. Marianne Jones: Joplin. Marilyn Jones: Galena. Suzanne Jones: Siolls Ciiy, Missouri. Pairicia Joyce: Carlhage. David Judd: Granby. Oil Charles Kaughman: Carlhage. Janice Keeling: Joplin. Nancy Kee'l'er: Joplin. James Kelley: Joplin. John Kelley: Seneca. Mike Kelley: Joplin. Susan Kelley: Galena. Bill Kerr: Webb Cily. Thomas Kielbasa: Piifsburq, Kansas. Mike King: Joplin. Joe Kingore: Joplin. Charles Kirby: Joplin. Margarer Kirkham: Webb Ciiy. Ronnie Kissee: Carihage. Pamela Kiich: Joplin. William Klimpf: Joplin. Kenneih Klufhe: Joplin. Lary Knoblauch: Joplin. Earl Knowles: Avilla. Missouri. Bernard Koch: Carfhaqe. Richard Kraxberger: Arriber, Colorado. Larry Kropp: Quapaw, Oklahoma. Kaiherine Kruger: Joplin. William Krummel: Joplin. Thomas Krummel: Carihage. Dennis Laclcley: Aurora, Missouri. . . 4, i 6 k-,u.,,xPLi I ' 1 Na. N., K, s4.,.,.-,qpw Af .,,, . -va-,.,:: ring,-,', . 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Sue Lynn Masoner: Joplin. Palricia Maiisiic: Joplin. Gary Maufas: S+. Louis. Missouri James Maupin: Joplin. Nancy Maxwell: Joplin. David May: Joplin. Lyle Mays: Carl Junciion. Donna McCollum: Joplin. Larry McConnell: Carihage. Perry McCormick: Gravois Mills Missouri. Pai' McCulloch: Lamar. Bob McCurry: Joplin. Lonnie McDavid: Joplin. Pamela McDaniel: Diamond. Sieven McDonald: Joplin. Regina McGehee: Joplin. Roberi Mclcnighh Joplin. Linda McLaughlin: Joplin. Rose McLees: Granby. Gary McManis: Lamar. Mary McNerey: Carihage. Sfephen McNew: Carihage. Sieve McQueen: Carl Junciion. Joe McReynolds: Carihage. Richard McVey: Carihage. Byuce Meares: Reeds, Missouri. Wali' Melion: Joplin. Sherman Mercer: Mone'H. Lucille Mermoud: Joplin. Billie Miller: Joplin. Evelyn Miller: Neosho. Maxine Miller: Carihage. Melvin Miller: Joplin. Cynihia Misalr, Bluff Cily, Kansas. Ted Mifchell: Carl Junciion. Johnnie Moneymalter: Anderson, M Cherylyn Moody: Galena. Cynihia Mooney: Galena. 'Beiiy Moore: Joplin. Marla Moore: Carrhaqe. Susan Moore: Springfield. Missouri. Carol Morgan: Joplin. Elva Morgan: Lanagan, Missouri. Susan Morris: Galena. Linda Moss: Joplin. Oliver Moss: Webb Ciiy. Max Mourglia: Mone1 r. Rex Mourglia: Moneir. issouri. V ..., As.-N rl., Q ,- an lux' we--' qgfr' i f I - -Q. T, gl . R E f-ci. L X . .-.A- ?n o-,... K - , ' -f' . ' ,. -a-Q, f ,- '- ig V iw . ' ay ' ., ' 1 wig, --.. . J, l lu 1 i ' W l 'Mg' , , '- ' l in i I M :f r i . A, PQ -.,.- , ', s, -: ' ll. . 1. , i ' A , l '41-1 1 l I I QU. P l fy-gflg. .. , rfe'. 1 , i. l in l i Rulh Mullins: Webb Ciiy. John Murray: Carihage. Bruce Myers: Neosho. 'Caiherine Myers: Janeyville., Missouri. Milce Myers: Joplin. Roberi' Neal: Joplin. Bob Nelson: Joplin. Jack Newman: Jasper. Linda Newman: Joplin. James Nichols: Joplin. Sandra O'Dell: Joplin. Barbara Olson: Sarcoxie. June Olson: Anderson. Glenn Orem: Joplin. William Orr: Alba. Brad, Osburn: Asbury. Missouri. if x II5 Hr, 5 'Y' 'Qs' i 'OPXI ii - . A .A W A QW' 1. i' A . 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Charles Pi'H'man: Webb Ciiy. Vickie Plimmer: Joplin. Alan Poe: Granby. Jimmy Pool: Joplin. Eleanor Posi: Joplin. Linda Powers: Joplin. Pam Powers: Joplin. Nello Pozzobon: Joplin. Kaye Prefiyman: Joplin. Mary Jane Prince: Joplin. Kay Puffinbarger: Joplin. Tony Pugh: Carihage. Jim Pyea'H'e: Sheldon. Joan Pyles: Carihage. Dick Ralslon: Carihage. Donald Randall: Joplin. Randall Ray: Joplin. Douglas Rafaszak: Joplin Mike Rawlins: Baxier Springs. Kansas. Diane Reid: Joplin. Gerral Reid: Carihage. James Remillard: Joplin. Judy Repplinger: Joplin. Sandy Richard: Joplin. Gary Richardson: Carihage. Sharon Rickman: Joplin. Kaihie Ridings: Joplin. souri . -- -1- ,.,., .rp - -I 3.4,-MR . 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Q my 4 1 4 I 4',O ,l -I p - r . ,a , , , , ,v HI H .1 T' - I' gf' I , , .. 0 H ' QUH Hi, ' Ql l 1 ' 1, . 1 .1 H 1 f , T Q a X i do k . 1 'r I X1 ' 'inf il 'J 35 51, , W' ,fi l I X :- Xb U W S7, r',' , QYLQFEN ' 2131 r e , n in ' -X ' pq N k iv, X 1 I yrs - ' M f . vu . . . S ,L ,V, , Q: w ,Lim 4 I t, The Morning Af'I'er +he final deadlme! ' g .-,X u 11. ' ., Eb 4 k il .uwhg ,' qi' W V' 1 i I V H X L 15 , ' . - ,V 1 ml -,,. Vn f- if , 4.1.1-:Lg--n 4. I .:.f..l,'l , n J-wzgael II8 Les Sage: Joplin. Verna Salchow: Webb Cily. Janice Scheibling: Joplin. Greg Scheurich: Joplin. Virginia Schooler: Joplin. Roland Schriever: Carlhage. Joseph Schoeberl: Joplin. Roberi' Scoif: Joplin. Cheryl Seashollz: Joplin. Don Sell: Mr. Vernon. Dale Selsor: Oronoqo. David Shaffer: Joplin. Lloyd Shallenburger Jr.: Baxier Springs. Sieve Shank: Carihage. James Edward Shapland: Seneca. Larry Shelfon: Miami. Florida. Susan Sherry: Joplin. Terry Shellley: Riverion. Kansas. James Shipley: Joplin. Dianne Shirlc: Carrerville. Joe Shore: Carrhaqe. Deborah Sheri: Joplin. Larry Sidenslriclcer: Webb Cily. Dianne Sigars: Carthage. Richard Siiion: Joplin. l .K Dale Skaggs: Wenrworlh. Madeline Smarf: Joplin. Charleen Smifh: Seneca. Dorfhey Smifh: Joplin. Gary Smilh: Joplin. Howard Smirh: Carl Junciion. Janice Smilh: Joplin. Kennefh Smilh: Joplin. Rosalee Smilh: Carlhage. Sfeven Smilh: Joplin. Suzanne Smifh: Monmoulh, lllinois. Jerry Snider: Joplin. James Snow: Sarcoxie. Judy Snyder: Joplin. Sarah Somerhalder: Liberal. Roberl' Sorensen: Exfer. Missouri. Wanda Soulen: Galena. Cindy Sour: Joplin. II9 Tommy Sparks: Carihage. Linda Speaks: Joplin. Nedolyn Sreaves: Seneca Mickey Slanleyg Joplin. Sammy Sfanley: Joplin. Paul Sfarchman: Joplin. Mary Sleele: Webb Cily. Judifh Sievens: Liberal. Marvin Sfeverson: Carihage Roberi' Slinson: Joplin. Treasa S+one: Carfhage. Danny Siorm: Baxier Springs, Kansas. Sieve Srribling: Joplin. Roberi' Sfringer: Joplin. Glennda Siudivan: Webb C Oscar Siurgeon Jr.: Joplin. David Sullenger: Joplin. RH-a Swanson: Joplin. Lora Swoveland: Carihage. Tom Tabb: Joplin. Judy TapscoH: Monmouih. Illinois. Harry Taylor: Carihage. Sarah Taylor: Joplin. Kay Terry: Webb Ciiy. Gary Thomas: Webb Ciiy. Judy Thomas: Joplin. Michael Thomas: Chicago, Illinois Susan Thomas: Carihage. Cheryl Thompson: Joplin. Mike Thompson: Carihaqe. Carolyn Thornberry: Joplin. Clarence Thornhill: Websier Groves. Missouri. Don Thurman.: Joplin. Charles Tinder: Carihage. Carhy Tredway: Joplin. Jacque Tucker: Oronogo. Joe Vandevier: Joplin. Shirley Velfon: Joplin. Judy Vogl: Joplin. Neil Wagner: Sarcoxie. Judy Walker: Joplin. Deloris Ward: Joplin. Richard Ward: Joplin. Linda Warden: Saginaw. David Walson: Webb Ciiy. Rex Wafson: Lockwood. Carl WaHs: Seneca. Michael Waynick: Joplin. l iPX i Mark Weaver: Duenueg. Mo. Carol Webb: Carihage Gregory Wene: Baxier Springs Roger Wesi: Joplin Gary Wesion: Washburn, Mo. Leroy Wheeler, Carihage Carrel Whiialrer: Joplin Linda Whife: Joplin Mike Whife: Joplin Sfephanie Whiie: Joplin Walier Wicklund: Carihage Michael Wiclrs: Joplin John Wilkerson: Galena, Kansas Barbara Williams: Joplin Donnie Williams: Galena, Kansas Kenneih Williams: ElDoraclo, Springs, Mo. Phillip Williams: Si. Louis Tom Williams: Reeds Glenna Willis: Joplin Ronald Willis: Joplin i ,J SIN :VN -f' 1 , : I:0fX 4-11 f David Wilson: Carihage Wilda Wilson: Carihage y Q W David Wimp: Joplin I Jill Winfrey: Joplin J Pairicia Winfrey: Lebanon M ' , , ' Y f ' ' i ' W .ETX N i '- V cz- l My ,Mi M X l , .- ni , il' - I : , . ' Y ,Q i 'i 7 Tw, l Q w., . . ai ll' ' l ' i I ' , 3 l 'Tr' -wwf ' if J 'Wig , ig-1 Toni Zbranelr, Joplin 5, L Jim Ziegelbein: MoneH' rf Bob Zimmer: Holden. Mo. 'S Mike Woodard: Neosho Dave Workizer: Carihage David Wrighi: Webb Ciiy Lindy Wrighf: Joplin Dan WyaH': Sarcoxie. James Wyicoff: Joplin Myrna Yoryon: Carl Junciion: Mo. David Yafes: Mi. Vernon Charles Youngblood: Carihage Baniia Younger, Joplin Larry Younger, Joplin Nancy Yus+, Joplin I2I Administrators I 1 - W'f7 '?, ' l BOARD OF TRUSTEES Fred Hughes, Presideni' Gene Taylor, Vice-presicleni Norval Maiihews, Secreiary Mills Anderson, Treasurer Elvin Ummel L. R. Reynolds, Jr. Thomas Taylor BOARD OF REGENTS Fred Hughes, Presidenl' Thomas Taylor, Vice-presideni' Elvin Ummel, Secreiary Gene Taylor, Treasurer Norval Malihews Mills Anderson S. R. Reynolds, Jr. 'hr , IE L,- 'T To lp l, .1 L by-2 I, ,. 5: -X 'M- . R., Dr. Leon Billlngsly Thomas Taylor. Elvin Ummel, Norval Maffhews. Gene Taylor. Mills Anderson, L. R. Reynolds. Jr.,, Fred Hughes Thomas Taylor. Gene Taylor Norval Malfhews. Elvin Ummel Mills Anderson. Fred Hughes Dean Cinollo. Carolyn Beers, secrefary To Dean Dean of Sludenls. Dudley Slegge I23 wx 5TNnf?H,.. ' . F I., . . i i Y v- H Paul R. Shipman, Assisiani' fo Hue President Floyd E. Bellr, Direcfor of Admission. 3 5 I George H. Voimerf, Guidance Counselor. is .X gk f. V r, Miss Margarei' Miicheil, Regisfrar. , l Semi-Professional and T chniccll Eclucuiionbivision Semi-Professional and Technical Educaiion Deparimeni includes nursing, auiomoiive, and mechanical drawing. Dean James K. Maupin heads Jrhe depar+men+al program. il , I l i ii I i I l i. i. l ii i i ,ii i . 1 1 i . x l I K .3113 1,1 , . f, . ,Af b , A. lrlrlrh-h-PPI! Y, E 1,5 2.55 James K. Maupin, Dean of Semi-Professional Technical Educaiion Dwigm E' Mason' Aufomofive 'YJ . Jenean Sears, Mrs. Bessis Vediz. Direcior of Nursing, and Juanila M. Hulen V. L. Anderson. Mechanical Drawing l I Humanities and Fine Arts Under ihe direciion of Dr. Ervin Dunham, ihe fine aris deparimenl' offers Jrhe individual an opporiuniiy io broaden and sirengihen his abiliiy. The deparimenir offers a varieiy of courses including English, drama, foreign language. liiera- Jrure and arf. ffm' Jane Dr. Ervin J. Dunham. Chairman Marie L. Biclceii, English Arfh Bobbie Z. Sheri' English Division English aft ' F11 I EE ' F1 law. gf .vY, 5 'fi , .M , tm , Q ,Egg ., mllgk n u- HJ.. . .. Q ,, . -, 1,12 ',R 1 f': ' ii . lrf ., .l Fi r ? '1--STTL . ll -i Hcf3.'-,nkm-efi'3Q 1-V , wi 'NJ a w mirlnsxw f E ,g-ff .l l -:nn , .-. 'L-in I, .xxx ,R N X3 , 0. l l f V 522 ffl' , -i ' I H' v P ' A ' i ll' llivf :Ai KL ,- .1 ,gg-Q2 ,, . jf 1. ' 1- ' -- 7 A l 1 1 . ' 1 1.1:-.H ' ,v, F' 5 I 'xx 'if I 1:-Gall:-A- l l I H E If if ll 4 . .lafif-If t . fr if - - P M Darral A. Dishman. Ari' I ' ,l x , l --4s'?s.- n F3 WM -- ,l 4,-x.n.f -Q., ,525 'A ll ilu' , fa Cleefis Headlee, English, and Grace Miichell English and Speech l or-'A lg- Q lv Q!!! -4 -Ii, 1 - - . , 9 'v, S.,,,- v ,sb L ,N . .Mg -P-19' at-sxxygllllzpw-Y Ima Van NaHer, English Sun ,r 'r I27 ng - , ,., -5- vvqxq:-1: - gf ,lm- li ,Q 1' ip ' .zizipuggg -1, , ,gif in ' M., . U, Q i .,,.,+?.,.f-. 2 eww i HlTDEiS fnfh CRUSNEU ICE Vocal and inslrumenfal per- forming groups in our Fine Aris cleparimenl' are among The mosf popular classes in Hue division. 'Uw- X augm- William L. Taylor, M USIC Q ah' Gwen Huni, English ff? f 's' Jr 1 Y i ii J I , - i f W , Pai' In , l ' i i -7 'iii xy 1 Wy Oliver Sovereign, Music Enid B- Blevins- EU9ll5l1 Humanities And Fine Arts Division Barbara N. Friuell, English WHIPPED CHOCOLATE KDFFEE brewed and Larry Dunham, English 'i E his X Ruby A. Wiley, Foreign Language, and Lillian Spangler, Foreign Language Duane L. Huni, Drama, and Millon Briehlce, Drama and Speech ,QR Social Science l Division Harry C. Goclcel, sirives io help siuclenls majoring in social science 'ro become more useful cilizens. This field of siucly includes courses in hisiory, govern- menl. and geography. J' ' Ylllbll 1 54 wo I1 29 . X N l ,rfahf F'F'l C. Goclrel, Chairman ,, 'Q 7331 1. Q Ch: ip.- EQWD 'Q fN mga.-an if-SW WQQQQ L QQ V T. L. Holman. Hislory 'Ln IP ll' ll, ' n ii ii lim lv' ' 'U ' iflhzgl- Annefla S+. Clair, Governmenl and Julie S. Hughes. l-lislory Fo,-res-1 Kollogl Sociology and Philosophy HQ' i. Xi rv X x- - XL X - ---.- x .m ..-gi , i or H Alfred H. Rogers, Hisfory Gail K. Renner, Governmenl' I30 The social science cleparlmeni. headed by lvlr. Economics Dlvlslon The business and economics deparfmeni headed by Mr. L. Keifh Larimore, offers courses in managemenf, marlcefing, and accounfing-in order fhaf fhe sfudenf mighf learn 'rhe principles which he will apply in his career. The deparfmenf offers varied programs fo span fhe gap belween fhe academic and professional worlds. idx W iii ni., 'Fifi' tml ,, ii ' , -I i V .N , K -' 1 'V l 1' vi r53sl.3'b i A 2' , ' i- -fm-ae. 'Ll -can-v' ' ' . , lun-i i,,.i.31gn-.miilivf,Vile1, . , Q: i ,i in., W-i rl :H -7' l l l 'ii'1iiQll'llI 'I' V,wrf'-ll-r','l.illf'ifl3i?Q'Siiaii:1,f'F ll ' V:--WWC5 I K .4 l i, may .na ii iwifilif .5 ' . L. Keifh Larimore, Chairman gg ii i i Doroihy Sfone, Business Mrs. Lorine Miner, Commerce C. E- Cowan, Commerce I3I i 4 . ,i X H , l Mathematics And Science - J' Q iw . i :iw H., 'D' . 41 -. .. I-N' 'N g-xii 2 . i we T? rd ? 'vv- I X A .bfi -'u'-A. 1 fy., 1 eil H311 Wi V wil if 'Ali in ' i ' -lj ' fm 1 ,E .V H I ' . . , v wif ' '- V' J, , f , .few 53 .wgiyqdgiv-111 ,.,..,f,,,v . 1 . Qu . H i 1 ' . :if-ii' ,un .- . A' M.:,2i-4?-' ' w.. ,. L' W i is , hE,.:inJi:i:...',.i w fn Q Q V H y 'ffll'3..3Jf5j.ff7'A WL' Y fl. . . lf' .Q ,V . agflwf-'.sQL3ff-'5fr.x,9?f - .1 ' - 1 - I I i . J, .. Ui...,..:5Hi-a,if:,5... 1z,,- f-gg , fx 5 . T 1-5, gfa-,,g5',-2552.1 ,. ' f ggijff ..:gi.Q3f',.-I 25,-331. , ., ff, -1 -I. :QHf3.5-- -V: - D.: a 1. 1'-41:24, Wa i if in ,, di I M gmail.ti-.wily-k'H,F:1i:g,g. im.: I Q41 1 W W R, ' ag.-- ?.'.E F-:Q - 13 ge-3-2,-,ay .T j1:571f.gZ,.! -'Mya-,f7a1i1igi.' .5 . v - '1v9L'i4. 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' ggj .N - WIA ZH.: ' ' i , . ' , ff' '. 'Tc Q. Tlx pw A '. Fi ,iw 1 K A ' 1 ... -r ' . I ,v n r' i W4 . fi. 1 ' V! 1 A, A I f jg.-IX xtx 'L 'I xx. -1 David C. Bingman, Biology U , an , 1 W... .. 2. ,L i,,,.q..' E.. H W., ...X ,, A VX1 w -N ww 1 'u 5, ' , , I .A .el ' w .. v 1 Mathematics And f,'X Harrison M. Kash. Chemislry, and Eula Raielcin, Cliemisffy i llfl' 1, l + ,-d,h-,'-mgx-A- . . . V g L ' . ipaq. -an J. Larry Marlin. Maihemalics C. O. Gosclm, Physical Science Arihur L. S-irobel. Physics O. E. Orr, Biology and Zoology Science Division The primary aim of Hue science deparimeni' is 'ro Train siudenfs in scieniific logic and ihinking. This deparimeni' is dedicaied io educaiing The siudeni' body in basic and advanced science. 1 or 4 I c . I i H in V i i 0 0 I 1 1 i 1 Paul E. Jensen, Ma+hema+ics R. 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X'-.'Xf, XXi:X2.fX1XX'X ' 111' -:X XX-- ' TX' XXXX2fX2X..X-'JX-XKXX X-,XS ' ' X- ' XX ' Xw- - XX X .' X: .X X, .X , X4,' -,X XX' ,swf - fy' .ip -'X l x Y Lg.. ..a'33.L Y, V - , .., A ' , x--..QX1X-- 5 i X TFT , --:-.,. X V i .f Dr. Charles Niess. Chairman I36 .4 Under 'rhe direciion of Dr. Charles Niess ihe psychology and physical eciucaiion cleparimeni draws The aHeni'ion of many. Dr. Niess has hopes +ha'r Jrhis cleparimeni will be ihe largesi' ai The col- lege when ii moves To ihe new campus. He siresses ihai The maior pari of ihe educaiion program will be ceniered on Jrhe ihircl and fourih academic years. X , ', ' --5 i X Lih- Lloycl L. Dryer, Psychoiogy Education Division ul l v ' l l TUESD AV 6,-A f if 'iii Douglas Landrifh, Direcior of A+hle'rics, and Ron Toman, Physical Educalion Venus E. Younf, Physical Eclucalion :sf Elm w LIP Sam J. Siarlrey, Jr., Psychology and Physical Educaiion V 1 l'7 6- ft Vwliifqf ,PVT W 'lv' ,nil , . V , I r , X M1 Q J ' ,ll la. ll 13,1 ll EH'1.!5P,gfyl 4 I H 1 - H My F125y,l5,,slaff2,l,,Q.. L. N . WN W. llllfli... H'I1M'f2'lf2r 2HIM, J: H 'EJ is ' 'LJ 1-L-1 3? ,-Wffil ulllll W my Wa- ll Nl l if . ,H 0.51 ay 1' X. -.-- '..,. , .-in ,nl 3 fi 9 ,L -. . rl 'P . -uf 1'-2-'tw Us: f -. , - -,I .F-,gwvw 3 ., Msgs' J I A Q xl N John G. Eli, Sociology and Psychology I37 Ackerson. David W. IO, IO5 Adams. Sieve IO5 Adams, Nancy IO5 Adkins, Jackie, 93 Agan. Tom 73, IO5 Albers, Vicky, 70, IO5 Alberi, Marlha. 93 AIbrighI'. Michael 64, 73, IO5 Aldridge. Nancy, 93 Allen, Bruce, 75, IO5 Allen, Carolyn. 93 Allen, Thomas 93, IO5 Algood, Sharon IO5 Alsbury, Linda IO5 Amos, Terry IO5 Anderson, Jane 93 Anderson, Sally 40, 93 Anderson, Susan IO5 Arancibia, Adrian 72,93 Ardrey, Judy 70, 7 I, 93 Arnce, Carol IO5 Arnold, Marsha IO5 Arnold, Sieven E. IO5 Bacon, Sharon 93 Bagby, Kaihleen IO5, 65 Baggerly, Dixie 65 Bailey, John IO5 Bailey, Kenl' IO5 Bailey, Michael IO5 Baird, Gary 64, 93 Baker, Nellie, 65 Baker, Sue 70, IO5, 69 Baker, Sieve 93 Baldridge, Roger IO5 Barbee, Janel' 70,93 Bard, James IO5 Barker, Larry, 93 Barkley, David IO5 Barnard, Gregory, 72. 93 Barnes, Mary IO5 Barnes. Richard IO5 Bassman, Roberl' 70, 68, 93, 6 Boeye, Roberi' IO5 Barlow, I-Ial. 69 9 I n cl ex STUDENTS Beeler, Dawn 93 Beeler, Greg 73, IO5 Beeler, James 93 Beeler, Sreven IO5 Beklham. BeI'Iy 73. 93, 65 Belkheem, Ernie 93 Belkham, Linda IO5 Bell, Randy IO5 Bendure, Deanna 93, 65 Beniamin, Sieve IO5 Benneri. Mul IO5 Beniron, David 93 Benlron, Francis, 69 Beyer, Shirley 93 Bibly, Lynda 70, 93 Bingham, Carol 93 Bingham, Mary, 69 Bivins, Chesier IO5 Blackford, Barbara 93 Blowers, Linda IO5 Bohannan, Kaihy 75, IO5 BoniI'I', Jay IO5 Bormasier. Richard IO5 Bowling. Gary IO5 Bowman, Sieve 68, 73, 69 Boyd, Deborah IO6 Bradiield, Kenny IO6 Bradiield, Sharon IO6 Bradley, Jack IO6 Brake, Gary, 93 Branch Chrislopher IO6 Branch, Srephen 93 Brand. Nancy IO6 Brannon, Vincenl' IO6 Braswell, Edward A 93 Breckenridge, Carole, 69 Breeden, Nancy IO6 Briggs, Dan Leroy IO6 Brisbin, Nancy 62, 93 BriH'enham, Gloria IO6 Broadway, Gary 70, 75 Brockman, Mark IO6 Broglio. Karen IO6 Brouwer, Renae IO6 Barrow, Shirley IO5 Barnhar, Jay 93 Barnhare, PaHy IO5 BarneIJr, David 93 BarneH', Glenn 93 Bares. Mary, 69 Bafson, Janice 93 Baucom, Neel 93 Baum, Ani+a 93 Baum, Beverly IO5, 65 Bay, Kerry 23, 28, 70. 76, 4I, 40. IO5 Bay, Pauls 93 Baze,Johnie, 93 BeaIy,ReIa 93 Becke1'I', Charles IO5 I38 Brown. Angie 93 Brown, Carol 70, 93 Brown, Carol IO6 Brown, Gary 64, 73. 93 Brown Harry 64 94 Brown :Jim los, L9 Brown, Marilyn 94 Brown Rober-I 72, 94 Brown, Roger 94 Brown Sally 69 Brown ,I Wanda IO6 BrummeIrI', Dennis IO6 Brunner. Ronnie 94 Bryan. Judy IO6 Bryani, Iola 70, 94 Bryson, Eliza be-'rh 75 Buckingham, Vicioria 70, 72, IO6, 69 Buckhar, Sheryl 94 Buehler, Elaine IO6 Buehner, Ann, 69 Burkholder, Mary IO6 Burron, Mary IO6 Buicher, Beih IO6 Byers, James IO6 Byers, James IO6 Byers, Judy IO6 Byler, Linda IO6 Byrd, I-IurshaII 94 Cakley, John 93 Call, Rick 63 Calvin. Carol 70, 7I Campbell, Curiis IO6 Campbell, Pairicia IO6 Campbell, Warren 73, 94 CanI'reII, Berry 94 Can+reII. George IO6 Carl, Pairicia IO6 Calrson, John IO6 Carlson, Maxine 94 Carpenrer, Jerry IO6 Carr, Joyce IO6, 65 Carrolhers, Omer 94 CarI'er, Gracie IO6 Carier. I-Iarold 94 Carier, John 94 Carrer, Peggy IO6 Carver. Dellene IO6 Case, Diann 94 Case. Linda IO6 Casperson. Jagueela 94 Casrleberry, Karen IO6 Cawyer, Eddy 94 Chapman, Linda 94 Ch'eIe'I'fe, Pamela 72, 94 Cheney. Srephanie IO6 Chenowelrh, Mike IO6 Chew, Peggy 75, 76, IO6 Chrisman, Ramona 72, 94 Clark, Thomas, IO6 Claussen, Sam 64, 7O, IO6 Claxron, Douglas 64. 94 Clay, Bobby Sue 94 Claylon, Jane 94 Clemenls, Janel' IO6 Clemenis, Loyd IO6 Clement Richard 68, 94 Cline, Gayle 94 Clinlron. Mike 62. 73, 68, I Close, Slephen 73, IO7 Cobb, B. J. IO7 Chchran, JoNan I97 Cockrell, KIisI'a IO7 Coffman, I'IaroId 94 Cole, Diana 94 94. IO6 Cole, Jerry 94 Cole, Richard 94 Cole, Viola IO7 Coleman, Tom 94 Collon, Jerry 75, 95 Condon, Janice, 69 Combs, Boniia 70, IO7, 69 Combs, Ernesi 70, 94, 65 Comiio, LaViei-Ia 94 Comsrock, Dove IO7 Coodey, John 94 Cookerely, Karyl IO7 Coomber, Kalherine IO7 Coop. Thomas 94 Cooper, Paul 62, IO4, IO7 Cooperrider, Carl IO7 Copple, Kay 94 Cordell, Randall 75, IO7 Corner, Doug 64 Covery, Phyllis 94 Cox, Timolhy 68, IO7, 69 Craig, Janie IO7 Crandall, James 72, IO7 Crawford, Sandy 72, 94 Creasy, Carol 94 Crissup, David 73, 94 Corcker, Mary IO8 Crosswhiie, Deneise 70, 7I, Cummings.. Cole IO8 Curry, Pai IO8 Dale, Lin IO8 Dalron, Alberl IO8 Dalron. Janice IO8 Dallon, Linda IO8 Dannelley, Dee IO8 Danner, Thomas IO8 Darling, Richard IO8 Davenpaorl, Gail 75, IO8 Daves, Charleselrla IO8 Davidson, Bob IO8 Davis, Gary 73, 94 Davis. Judy IO8 Daunelley, Wall: 64 Dayringer, Edgar IO8 Dearinger, David 64 DeArmond, Linda 94 DeArmond, Nancy 73, IO8 DeBra, Margarei IO8 DeGroodI, Dennis IO8 Deizell, Julian IO8 Denman, Judy IO8 Denlner, Elaine, 69 Diniaman, Viclory IO8 DiHmann, John 64, 73, IO8 Diilo, Donna 94 Dixon, Archie IO8 Dodson, Gail 70, IO8, 69 Doening. David IO8 Dolanc, Terry, 69 Doran, Phillip 70, 7I, 68, 94 Dolson, Sam IO8 Doubladee, Melvin IO8 Draper, John IO8 75. 94 DruarI', Linda 94 Drummy, Susan IO8 Duke, Eleanor IO8 Dukes, Dennis 73, IO8 Duncan, Barbara IO8, 65 Duncan, Ken IO8 Dunlap, John IO8 Easlwood, Mary 94 Eberhar, Ray 95 Eckermann, Virginia, 69 Edens, Mark IO8 Edmondson, Philip 68, IO8, 6 Edwards, Linda IO8 Edwards, Donna 72, IO8 Elberi, Vicky IO8 Elder, Pairicia 75, IO8 Eli, Helen IO8 Elianson, Pam 76 Elkins, Susie 70, IO8 Ellioi. Arnold IO8 ElIio++, Sandra IO8 Elliorl, Tim IO Ellis, Janer IO8 Endicolrl, Danny IO8 Enlow, Hadley IO8 Ensminger, Parricia 72, 75, 9 Ernest Par IO8 Erwin, Linda 76. IO9 Es'res, Dale IO9 Esies, Roberl', 95 Even, Jean IO9 Evans, Nancy 95 Faggi, Gary IO9 9 5 Falk, Channy 23, 28, 62, IO4, Fannan, Linda IO9 Fanning, Ronald 95 Farmer, Evelyn 95 Farris, Jeffery 95 Fassel. KaI'hIeen IO9 Faubion, Rex IO9 FeaI'hers'ron. Sieve IO9 Feller, Sieve 73, 95 Ferris, Terry 95 Pickle. David 95 Fieker, Danny 62, 62, 76, 95 Findley, Charles IO9 Findlay, Ellen, 69 Fisher, Carl 70, IO9 Fisher, Chrisiopher IO9 Fisher, Roberi 95 FiI'hian, Karen 62, 70, 95, 65 Fleming, Shirley, 69 Fleming, Jim, 69 Floyd, Kay 62, 76, 95 Fonlaine, Debbie IO9 Ford, Diana 72, 95 Frod, Michael IO9 Ford, Roberl' 95 Forsyfhe, Terry IO9 For'r, Cheryl IO9 Fordick, Larry IO9 Foshay, Roberi IO9 Foss, Larry IO9 Fousi, Chuck IO9 Fowler, Eddie IO9 Fowler, Janice 70, IO9 Fox, Eva IO9 Fox, Rose IO9 Francisco, PaI'Iy 76 Franklin, Michael, 95 Fazier, Donna 95 French, Michael 95 Frkovich, Anne 62, 63, 72, 95 Friend, Randy IO9 Frosby, Linda, 69 Friichey, Randall 3I, 62 Fuller, Gilberi, 69 Fullon, Greg IO9 Funkhouser, Andrew 95 Furry, Karhy IO9 Gagle, George 64, 95 Gailey, Herberl IO9, 65 Gaines, Billy 95 Gaines, Connie IO9 Gamel, Keiih 95 em, skip 72, 109 GanI', Mary IO9 Garber, Sianley IO9 Garne-II, Johnee 73, IO9 Gareoil, Barbara 70, 95, 65 Garrerl, Richard 72, 95 GarreH', Ron 93 Sell, eary 64.73.95 George, Neil 64, 73, 95 Gerhiiz, Lewis 95 Gessler, William IO9, 65 GeHy, Toni 95, 65 Gibson, Ann IO9 Gideon, David IO9 Gilberl, Sharon 62, IO9 Gillard, Jim IO9 Gilslrap, Janice 70, IO9 Gibson, Don IO9 Gipson, Pameal IO9 Gladden, Chrisly, 22, 26, 27, 76 I I I Glenn. I-Iames 95 Godfrey, Ken I I I Good, Lyle I I I Goode, Dennis 64. 7O, I I I Graham, BeHy I I I Graham, Don 73, 95 Graham, Sranley 7I, 70.72.95 69 Granger, Deborah II I GranI', Annelre I I I Grave, Reggie I I I Green Cynlhia 7I, 7-, I I I, 65 69 Green, Linda I I I Green, Mike 95 Greenwood, Suzy, I I I, 65 Greninger, Diann 95 Grey, Ida, 95 Griffilh, Larry I I I Grily, Beliy 75, I I I Grishman, Jerry, 95 Grisson, Ronald 95 Gover, Eddie 75, 95 Grovesen. Corale 95 Gulick. Sue Ann 62, I I I Gulick, Sue Nell I I I Haddock, Lowell I I I Halfner, Mike I I I Hakes. Carol 76, I I I Hagenicker, Terry I I I Hailey, Marilyn I I I Hailey, Michael 95 Hall, Clark' 95 Hall, Clinlon 95 Hall, Sue 96 Hall, Jean I I I HamiII'on, Douglan 72, 76 Hamlin, Ronald 64, 73, I I I Hampshire. Marguerile 75, II I Hancock, Don I I I Hankins, David 96 Hansen, Shirley 96 Hanson, Carol I I I Hardcasiel, Roberl 96 Harlan, Gary 96 Harper, Gerald I I I Harper, L. D. I I I Harringron, Gary 70, 68, 96, 69 Harris, Lincla 76, I I I Harris, Richard I I I Harris, Roloerl I I I Harrison, Flora 96, 65 Harvey, Margarie I I I HaI'lieId. Lula I I I Haulorick, Diane I I I Hawkins, Annila 70, I I I Headlee, Bob I I I Heeler, William I I I Heidlage, Jane I I I Heinen. Herschel, 69 Heislen, Gloria 62, 76, 96 Helron, Judy I I I Hellon, Terry 62, 63, 72, 75, 96 Hendren, Gerald 96 Hendricks, Linda 96, 65 Kendrickson 96 Hennison, Wall, 69 Kenrirze. Florence I I I Henry, Jane 97 Henry. Richard 64, I I I Hensley, Loyd I I I Hensley, Mike I I I Hensley, William 76 Herrel. Lynda 96 Herlweck, Gary 72 Hicks, David I I2 Higgs, Sherry I I2, 69 Hill. Gary I I2 Hill, Davonnola, 75, I I2 Hill, Robyn 97. II2 Hillron, Marcia I I2 Hinds, Slephen I I2 Hinman, William 70, 68, 97, 69 Hixson, Charles 97 Hoag, Gary I I2 Goag, Palrick I I2 I40 Hoagland, Cynlhia 97 Hoare, Chrisli 97 Hobson. Harriel 97 Hodge, Ferrell 97 Hoey, Pal 97 Hoff, Marlha I I2 Hogan, Virginia, 69 Hoher+z, Michael I I2 Hoheriz, Roberl 75 Hoisinglon, Tom 64 Hokanson. Dave 62, 64, 76, 97 Holden. Kalhy 62, 75, I I2 Hollingsworlh, Karen IO, 23, 2 76, 97 Holman, Penny I I2 Holmes, Carl I I2 Horine, Jack 72, II2 Horne, Billie 97 Hornback, Annelrle I I2 Hovck. Linn 97 Howard, James I I2 Howard, Lee I I2 Howard, Mary I I2 Howard, Slanley 97 Howell, Bill II2 Howell, Jane I I2 Hudson, Dennis 97 Hudson, Marcel I I2 Huebner, Dan 97 Hull, Tim 64 HunI'er, Parricia 72. 97 Hurd, Arlene I I2 Hurl, Larry 97 Hussong, Delores 97 Hulcherson, Dane I I2 Hymer, Jane I I2 Hymer, Larry 97 Iles, Joe 97 Inamn, Shirley 70, I I2 Ipock, Joseph I I2 Irwin, Jim I I2 Ivey, Celia 97 Jackson, Keilh 97 Jackson, Linda, 69 Jackson, Ron 97 Jackson, Susan 73, 65 Jay, Janice I I2 Jay, William I I2 Jeffreys, Marvin I I2 Jeffries, Annilh I I2 Jenkins, Nydia 7I, 70 Jensen, Carl I I2 Johnson. Gary 64, 73 Johnson, James I I2 Johnson, Richard I I2 Johnson, VViIIiam I I2 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones , Helen 72 , Jean I I2 ,James. 64, I I2 ,Larry 73, II2 , Marianne I I2 , Marilyn I I2 Jones, Suzanne 70, II2 8.62, I I I Joyce, Palricia I I2, 69 Kaughman, Charles I I2 lKeeIing, Janice I I3 Keeier. Nancy I I3 Keller, Ralph 75 Kelly, James I I3 Kelly, Mike 76.68, I I3 Kelly, John 62, 75, I I3 Kelly, Susan 72, I I3 Kerr, Bill I I3 Kielbasa, Thomas I I3 King, Marilyn 69 King, Mike I I3 Kingore. Joe 70, 7I. I I3 Kirby, Charles 75, I I3 Kirkham, Margarel 76, II3 Kissee, Ronnie I I3 Kirch, Pamela I I3 Kleine, Mary I I3 Klimpf. William 1 I3 KIu'rhe, Kennelh I I3 Knisley, David 75 Knisley, Mike 98 Knoblauch, Lary I I3 Knoch, James 98 Knowles. Earl I I3 Koch, Bernard 76, I I3 Kraberger, Richard I I3 Kropp, Larry I I3 Kruger, Kalherine I I3 Krummel, Thomas I I3 Krummel. William 64, I I3 Kyle, Brenda 98 Lackley, Dennis I I3 Lafevers, DeAnna 70, 7I Laflen, Jerry 74. 72, 73, 98 Lamb, Linda I I3 Lamb, William 98. Lange, Marcia I I3 Langford, Nancy I I3 Langford, Thomas 98 Lankiord, Carolyne I I3 Lanklord, Donna I I3 Lankiord, James I I3 Lankford. Rulh I I3 Lansdown, Belsly, 6, II3 Large-nI', Carolyn 76, I I3 Larson, Linda, 72 Lasler, James 73, 75 Lalshaw, Jeanie I I3 Laughlin, Tracy 98 Lawrence, Linda 75, 98 Lawson, Douglas 62, 72, I I3 Lawson, John I I3 Lay, Carolyn I I3 Laymon, Lawrence I I3 Laylon, Ben 75 Lea, Dennis I I3 Leach, Donna I I3 Leloedeff, William, 69 Lee, Cloise I I3 Lee, Jerry I I3 Lee, Mary I I4 Leggelr. Donna I I4 Leggii, Linda I I4 Lemley, WiIIiam 72, 98 Lenger, Sieve I I4 Leonard, Joseph 64 Lehi, Shirley 75, 76, I I4 Leulhen, John 64, 70 Lewis, Sheila 75, I I4- Lewman. J. E. I I4 Lighile, Jayme 75, I I4 Lindguisr. Joe 64, 70. 98 Lohman', Hank I I4 , Long, Clarence 64, 98 Lounis, Wilson 98 Lowe, Dennie I I4 Lowe, Rodney I I4 Lucas, Ronald 76 Ludlum, Leroy I I4 Luebber, David I I4 Luebber, Sue I I4 Luke, Beverly I I4 Lunderman, Dona I I4 Lundien, Sandra 98 Lux, Carl 69 Lux, Ray 64, I I4 Lynn, Linda 76 Lyon. Elaine 62 LysI'er, Vic'ror 64, 98 Mack, John 98 Macy, Bob 70, 68, I I4 Magers, Judy 98 Mahurin, Sondra 98 Mailes, Donna' 98 Malven, Helen 72 Maples, Larry 76. I I4 Marbu'I, Caroline 98 Marsden, Linda 98 Marshall. Linda 98 Mariin, Erma I I4 Maryman, Clyde I I4 Masoner, Sue I I4 Maihis, Ray 62, 92, 98, I I4 Maiisiic, Pairicia I I4 MaI'Iers, Linda 98 Maiihews, Viclor, 69 Mauias. Gary I I4 Maupin, James I I4 Maupin, Jane 98 Maxwell, Nancy I I4 May, David I I4 Mays, Lyle 74, 70, II4 McBee, Sheila 98 McCollum, Donna I I4 McConnell, Larry 64, I I4 McCorkIe, Kaihie 98 McCorkIe, Larry 98 McCormick, Perry I I4 McCuIIodk, Pai' 72, I I4 McDaniel, Lonnie 64, 70, 73, II4 McDanieI, Pamela I I4 McDonald, Sieven 73, I I4 McGehee, Regina I I4 McGrew, Dan 62, 98 McGrew, Gary 72, 92, 98 McKenna, Gerard, 69 McKenna, Michael 62, 64, 73, 98, 69 McKinney, Jerry 98 McKnighI', Roberl' I I4 McLaughlin. Linda II4 McLees, Rose I I4 McManis, Gary I I4 McNerey, Mary I I4 McNew, Siephen I I4 McReynoIds, Joe 70, 75, McOuen, Sieve I I4 McVey, Richard I I5 Meader, W. 75 Meares, Bruce 76, I I5 Medlin, Norman 72, 98 Mellon, Wall I I5 Mercer, Sherman I I5 Meyer, Jane 98 Miessner, Roxina 62, 98 Miller, Evelyn 64, 73, I I5 Miller, Billie, I I5 Miller, Maxien I I5 MiIIier, Melvin I I5 Miller, Scori, 65 Miller, Slephen 98 Miller, Wayne 98 Misak, Cynihia I I5 Miichell. Ted, 64, I I5 Mifchell, Tom 64, 97 Moneymaker, Johnny I I5 Mofiali, Linda 98 Molloy, William 75 Moody, Cherylyn I I5 Moody, Richard 75. 76 Mooney, Cynihia 62, I I5 Moore, Beirly I I5 Moore, John 70, 72, 98 Moore, Marla 76, I I5 Moore, Roberi' 98 Moore, Susan I I5 Morgan, Carol I I5 Morgan, Claude 98 Morgan, Elva I I5 Morris, Linda 70 Morris, Susan 72, I I5 Morion, Marilyn 98, 69 Morlon, Susan 98, 69 Moss, Linda 62. II5 Moss, Oliver I I5 Mourglia, Rex I I6 Mourglia, Max I I5 Mullins, Ruih I I5 Murray, John I I5 Myers, Bruce I I5 Myers, Cafherine 64, I I5 Myers, Mike I I5 Myers, Pamela 98 Neal, Roberi' I I5 Nelson, Bob I I5 Newman, Bob 98 68.92. Newman, Jack 72, I I5, 99 Newman, Jimmie 98 Nichols, James I I5 Nickols, Dennis 98 Niehoii, Ronald 99 Niles, Sieve 64, 99 NobIeH', Michael 99 Noland, Jane 99, 65 Norman, James, 69 O'DeII, Sharon 99, I I5 Ogden, Terry 75 Olson, Barbara I I5 Olson, June I I5 Orem, Glenn 64, 73, I I5 Orr. William I I5 Osborn, Brad I I5 Owens, Curris I I6 Owens, Phullis I I6 Pack. Janice 99 Palmer. Sandy I I6 Parker, Bill II6 Parker, David ' 99 Parker, Roberi 73, II6 Pairick , Pafricia I I6 Pairen, William 64, 73 Paiaierson, Sieve I I6 Pauk, Sieven 99 Paylof. James I I6 Peabody, Mark I I6 Pearce, Linda 99 Peasley, Dickie I I6 Peck, Cheryl 70, 7I, 69 Pennel. Roger 70, 73, 75, I I6 Penningron, Clifford 75 Perkins, Linda 75, I I6 Perkins, Paul 62. 73, 76, I I6 Perrin. Roberi' 73, II6 Perry, Mike I I6 Pelerson, James I I6 Peiiy, Mark I I6 Pilug, Regine I I6 Phebus, George 62, 73.75, I I6 Phillips, Judirh I I6 Pim. Richard I I6 PiH'man, Charles I I6 Plimer, Vickie I I6 Plumb, Trinkel' 62, 76.92.99 Poe, Alan l I6 Parpoih, Karen 70, 7I Post Eleanor I I6 Poinler, AI 99 Poiier, Greg 99 Powers, Linda I I6 Powers. Pam I I6 Powers, Sandra 75, 99 Pozzobon, Nello I I6 Preiiyman, Kaye I I6 Prince, Karhaleen 99 Prince, Mardy 76, I I6 Puffinbarger. Kay I I6 Pugh, Dana 99 Pughi, Tony I I6 Pycaire, Jim 64, 73, I I6 Pyles. Joan I I6 Ragan. Shelby 99 Ralslon. Dick I I6 Randall. Donald I I6 Randall, Pal 70. 68. 99 Randall. Ray I I6 Raraszak. Douglas II6 Rawlins. Mike I I6 Rea, Linda 99 Redden. Shelby 99 Reeder. Mike 70, 7I. 68. Reide. Diane I I6 Reid. Gerral I I6 Remillard. James I I6 Repplinger. Judy I I6 Richard. Ronnie 99 Richard. Sandy I I6 Richardson. Gary I I6 Rickman, Sharon I I6 Ridings. Kalhie I I6 Riclpafh. Bobbie 70. 99 Rienhar. Carol 99 Riggle. Linda 99 Riley, Marilyn 99. 65 Ringen. Dorolhy I I7 Ringen, Oran IOI RiI'Ier. Melba 62. I I7 Rilzman. Terry I I7 Riveile. Joseph I I7 Roark, Bob I I7 Robins. Dennis I I7 Roberis. Sieve IOI Roberlson, Larry I I7 Roberlson. Dane 68 Robinson. David IOI Robinson. Jim 76. IOI Robinson. Linda IOO Robinson. Ronald IOI Robinson. Sandy. I I7 Rodgers. Phil 68. 69 Rodgers, Palph I I I Rogers, Nancy 63, 72 Rogers. Sandrall 7 Rolleg. Mariy 64. 78. IOI Roller. Mary I I7 Roney. Elizabelh 69 Roper. Donna IOI Rouse. Mardell IOI Roulledge, Kaihy 62. I I7. 65 Rowe. Carla 76. I I7 Rowland, Kery IOI Rueslman, LaveI'a. 69 Ruhl. Roberi I I7 Rusch. Neil 64. IOI Rush. David I I7 Russell, Joye I I7 Russell. Roberl' I I7 Sage. Judy 62. 76. 40. I I7 S+. Clair, AnneH'a. 69 Sage. Les I I9 Salchow. Verna I I9 Sanborn. Larry, 69 Sanders. Dennis 70. IOI I42 Savage. William 68. 69 Scheerer, Vicki. 69 Scheibling. Janice I I9 Scheurich. Greg I I9 Schoeberl. Joseph 72. 75. I I9 Schoeberl. Mike 72. IOI Schooler. Virginia I I9 Schriever. Ronald I I9 ScoH'. Roberlr I I9 Seachollz. Cheryl I I9 Sell. Don I I9 Selsor. Dale 64. II9 Shallenburger, Lloyd II9 Shank. Sieve I I9 Shapland. Edward I I9 Shepherd. John 70. 72. IOI Shepherd. Joyce IOI Sherry. Susan I I9 Shalley. Terry I I9 Shipley. James I I9 Shipmen. Jerry 76. IOI Shirk. Dianne I I9 Thomas. Edward 70. IO2 Shoemaker. Dixie 7I. 70, IOI Shore. Joe 7I. 70. 75. I I9 Shorl. Deborah I I9 Shryook, Roberl' IOI Sidensiricker, Larry I I9 Sigars. Diane 70, II9 Siskouski, Mike IOI Siskouski, Pal 72. IOI SH ron. Richard I I9 Skaggs. Dale I I9 Skinner, Joe. 69 Sluder. Roberl-a 70. 7I. IOI. 69 Small, Terry IOI SmarI'. Madeleine I I9 Smilh. Charleen I I9 Smiih. Charles IOI Smilh, Donna June I I9 Smilh. Donna Sue 72, IOI SmiI'h. Doroihy I I9 Smilh. Gary I I9 Srniih. I'Ioward I I9 Smi'l'h. Janice 62, 73. 75. I I9 Smilh. Kennelh 73. II9 Smi'I'h, Rosaiee I I9 Smilh. Sleven I I9 Smiih, Suzanne I I9 Snider, Jerry I I9 Snow. James I I9 Snyder. Judy I I9 Sohosky. Vicki 62. 72 Somerhalder, Sarah I I9 Sorensen. Roberl' I I9 Soulen, Wanda I I9 Sour. Cindy I I9. 65 Sparks. Tommy I20 Speaks. Linda I20 Sreaves. Nedolyn I I2 Slailiord. John 75 Slanley. Ron 64. I20 Sianley. Sammy 73. I20 Slarchman. John 68 Slarchman, Paul 68, I20. 69 Slead, Clif 64 Sleele. Mary 40, 75. 22. 28. I20 Sreven. Judiih 72. I20 Sievenson. Marvin I20 Slinson. Roberl' I20 Sione. Ella. 65 Sione, Teasa I20 Slorm. Danny I20 Siorm. Rick 64 Slribling, Sieve I20 Slringer. Roberl' I20 Slripling. Gary 72 Siudivan. Glenda I20 Slurgeion. Oscar I20 Sullenger, David I20 Swanson. Carol Swanson. Riia 70, I20 Swoveland. Lora I20 Tabb, Tom I20 TapscoH'. Judy I20 Taylor. I-larry I20 Taylor, Marcia 70, 7I. 69 Taylor. Sarah, I20 Teerer. Nancy 72 Terry. Kay I20 Terry. Marvin, 69 Tewrin, T. 73 Thomas, Dennis. 64, 73. IO2 Thomas. Gary 64 Thomas. Judy I20 Thomas. Michael 75. I20 Thomas. Ona IO2 Thomas. Susan 70. I20 Thompson. Cheryl 40. 62 Thompson, Mike I20 Thompson, Ronald, IO2 Thornberry. Carolyn I20 Thornhill. Clarence I20 Thurman. Don I20 Tinder. Charles I20 Tredway. CaI'hy I20 TrenI'. Janel' 'IO2 Tignor, Trudy. 69 Trimble. Larry 72. IO2 Tucker. Dennis 64. IO2 Tucker, Jacque I20 Turk, David I92 Turner. Donna IO2. 69 Vandevier, Joe 64. I20 Vellon. Chirley I20 Vickers. Gary IO2 Vick. Sylvia IO2 Vogl. Judy I20 Wede, Barbara IO2 Wede. Ginger IO2 Wagner. Neil I20 Walker, Judy I20 WaIIer.'JilI IO2 Ward. Deloris I20 IO4. I20 Ward, Richard 64, 73, I20 Warden, Linda I20 Warden, Phil I02 Warren, Becky I02 Waison, David I20 Walson, Rex I20 WaHs, Carl 64, I20 Waymick, Michael I20 Weaver, Mark I2I Webb, Carol I2I Wells-lee, KaI'hy I02 Wene, Gregory I2I Es+, Roger, I2I Weslliall, Michael I02 Wesr, Roger I2I I WesI'faII, Gary I2I Wheeler. Leroy 75, I2I Whiialcer. Carrel I2I WhiI'e. Debora I02 Whife. Mary, 69 While Mike I2I Whiie Linda I2I While Linda I2I Whi+e. Karen, 69 While Kaiherine I2 I Whiie, Siephanie I2I Whiislone 75 Wicklund, Grieb 70, I02 Wicklund, Walier, 70, I2I Wicks, Mike 68, I2I Wilkerson. John l2I Williams, Barbara I2I Williams, Donnie I2I Williams, Horace 76, I02 Williams, James I02 Williams, Kasey, I02 Williams, Kenneih I2I Williams. Phillip I2I Williams, Sharon I02 Williams, Tom I2I Williamson, David I02 Willis, Glenna I2I, 69 Willis. Ronald I2I Wilson, Carol 76 Wilson, David I2I Wilson. Mary I02 Wilson, Wilde I2I Wimp, David I2I Wine. Joseph I02 Winfrey, Palricia, 70, I2I FACULTY Aliandorf, James I32 Anderson, U. L. I25 BickeH'. Marie I26 Bingman, David I32 Blavins, Enid I28 Boles, Arlhur I26 Brielzke, Milion I29 Cowan, C. E. I3I Dishman, Darral I27 Dryer, Lloyd I36 Dunham, Ervin, Dr. I26, 69 Dunham, Larry 72, I29 Eli. John 63, I37 Frizzell, Barbara I29 Gilmore, J. B. I3I Gockel, Harry I3O Gosch, C. C. I34 Habermehl, Wayne R. I35 Charf, 76 Circle K. 73 Collegiafe Council 'For U.N. 72 College Players I6, I7, 20 Conceri' Band 69 Crossroads 4-,2l Engineer's 2I Assemblies Akar 30, 3 I DeCormier Folksingers 30 Home Coming Dance 29 Headlee, Clefiis 76, I27 Holman, T. L. I30 Hughes, Julie 63, I3O Huni, Duane I29 HunI', Gwan I28 Jansen, Paul I35, 73 Kandrick, Pamela I32 Kash, Harrison I34 Koger, Kaihryn I3I Kellog. 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