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

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1970 volume:

The Crossroads Missouri Southern State College Nineteen Seventy Volume 33 Our Alma Mater We honor Thee, Shaping and guiding Our Destiny. After we have parted As the years roll by, We’ll keep each memory. Hail, hail, to Thee! Co-Editors Jim Burrell Kathy Bailey Penny Patterson Bob Hightree Audrey Gray Bear Thorne Advisor Mrs. Gwen Hunt 3 Content Campus Life Administration Faculty Seniors Undergraduates Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Sports Organizations 5 6 9 10 II 12 I! 13 14 I 15 16 17 I 18 19 20 Homecoming 21 22 23 Other ways to learn 25 Student development 26 I ; I 27 | f S.U. B. Presents I TOE KOOKS fridax, NOV 21st N 9- 2 5tudent Union ■$300 arid one st u dent LD- p r c p sJZ.00 sfr qo -22 28 29 The Branches of Administration and Faculty 31 BOARD OF REGENTS (1) Fred Hughes, Pres. - 1970 (2) Thomas E. Taylor, V.P. - 1974 (3) Elvin Ummel, Secretary (4) Gene Taylor, Treasurer (5) Mills H. Anderson - 1971 (6) Norval M. Matthews - 1972 (7) Jerry E. Wells - 1973 BOARD OF TRUSTEES (1) Fred Hughes, Pres. - 1970 l(|4) Gene Taylor, V.P. - 1972 (6) Norval M. Matthews, Sec. - 1974 (5) Mills H. Anderson, Treas. |(j 7) Jerry E. Wells - 1970 ( 2) Thomas E. Taylor - 1970 ( 3) Elvin Ummel - 1972 General Administration (1) Dr. Leon C. Billingsly, President (2) Dr. Edward S. Phinney, Dean of the College (3) Mr. Fred Cinotto, Administrative Assistant and Dir. of Placement and Alumni Relations (4) Dr. Paul Shipman, Administrative Assistant and Dir. of Financial Affairs. 33 34 Student Personnel Services In developing a complete educational program for its students, the Division of Student Person¬ nel Services provides a program involving finan¬ cial aids, scholarships, on and off campus activi¬ ties, and counseling. (1) Dudley Stegge, College Union Director; Larry Karst, Counselor (2) Dr. Floyd Belk, Dean of Student Personnel Services; Mike Bogard, Director of Athletics; Merle Junkins, Acting Director of Guidance and Counseling (3) Yvonna Wilson, Dean of Women; Richard Humprey, Director of Aids and Awards (4) Glen Dolence, Dean of Men; Dr. Lloyd Dryer, College Psychologist 35 Library As the learning center of the campus, the George A. Spiva Library provides the resources for the supple¬ mental study and research outside the classroom. Thousands of volumes of books and periodicals, a di¬ alogue tape system, microfilm, and a self-service Xerox are among the mind-expanding materials available to the students. (1) Ross C. Snyder, Director of Educational Media Elmer E. Rodgers, Head Librarian (2) Mrs. Betty Mueller Mrs. Loretta Frazier Mrs. Cora Ditto Mrs. Mary Lou Dove 36 Art The medium is the message — oils, water color, plas¬ ter, stone, wire, wood. Whatever the artist might discover, he can use to delight the eye and spark the imagination of the viewer. Ancient and unending, the field of art finds continuing expression in the art¬ ist - staff and students. (1) Werner S. Reichrath, Jon H. Fowler, Darral A. Dishman, head. 37 Biology The strangest things go through the mail room on the way to the Biology department. Cans of worms - boxes of frogs - crates of turtles - all destined to aid in the departmental study of the secrets of life. The broad scope of plant and ani¬ mal study, including Genetics and Ecology, is becoming in¬ creasingly important as man continues to invade nature’s wil¬ derness. (1) Dr. Leland J. Gier Dr. E. Sam Gibson Mr. Wayne E. Stebbins Mr. Jackie D. McConnell (2) Mr. Gerald E. Elick Mr. David C. Bingman (3) Dr. Orty E. Orr, Head 38 Music With a toot, whistle, plunk, boom - the music goes round and round - and comes out of voices and instruments of every kind. Any musical ability can find a channel under the guidance of the musician - teachers in the department. (1) William L. Taylor, Head (2) Delbert I. Johnson Oliver M. Sovereign William C. Elliott 39 Language and Literature Expression. The beauty of expression is con¬ veyed in the writings of man and through his ver¬ bal communication. Literature and language are the mediums which transmit the knowledge, tra¬ ditions, and hopes of one generation to the next. (1) Bernard McCormick, Grace Mitchell (2) Dr. Harry Preble, Acting Head (3) Enid Blevins, Doris Dotson, Dr. Helen Gardner (4) Terrell Beck, Stanley Howe (5) Cloetis Headlee, Eugene Murray (6) Francisco Colon, June Simons, Bobbie Short 40 41 (1) James Ellis (2) Jane Blades (3) Danny Thompson, Rita Hollings¬ worth, James Johnson, Dr. Alexander Orr (4) Pauline Wolfe, Lucille Dinges The Department of Mathematics serves to train students in basic mathematics for use in engineering and natural sciences, in addition to providing advanced training for those who plan to make math their career. (1) Paul Jensen, Shirley Lehman (2) Rochelle Boehning, Department Head (3) Martha McCormick, James Roubidoux, Mary Elick (4) Jack Jolly, William Livingston 43 Nursing Having received accreditation from the State Nursing Board, the Nursing program moved into its new quarters in Kuhn Hall last July. The two year training program pro¬ vides for the development of knowledge, skills and attitudes expected of a registered nurse in the patient centered care of general nursing practice. (1) Billie A. Knowles, Director (2) Doris Elgin Rebekah L. Ferry Marilyn Jacobs Geraldine Logue 44 Chemistry Chem Lab . . . three bewildering, fantastic hours of experimentation in the world of matter (whatever that is) attempting to show that a measure of order and meaning can be obtained from our otherwise baffling observations of the world around us. Through development of unifying concepts the study affords excellent illustrations of the methods of scientific logic. (1) Charles Gosch, Dr. Vernon Baiamonte, Head; Harrison Kash, Dr. L. R. Albright, II (2) Marion Sloan, Arthur Strobel, John Cragin Physical Science E = mc 2 . . . this small formula that seemed to come so easily to Einstein brought much woe to the frustrated physics student. Students persevered while instructors pa¬ tiently attempted to explain the why” and how” of physical environment. 45 Social Sciences Ancient history to twentieth century diplomacy - the slow painful groping of man toward ' ' civilization.” Examining the political, social, economic develop¬ ments and institutions of the countries of the world may shed some light of un¬ derstanding on the world’s present pre¬ dicament. (1) Dr. Harold Cooper, Head (2) Harry Gockel 46 Sociology and Political Science Ancient history to twentieth century diplomacy - the slow painful groping of man toward civilization. ” Examining the political, social, economic devel¬ opments and institutions of the countries of the world may shed some light of understanding on the world’s present predicament. (1) Conrad Gubera, Delmer Odell, Judith Grant, John Eli (2) Mirza Ahmed, James Spradling, Annetta St. Clair, Robert Smith 47 “W (3) Mrs. Julie S. Hughes Gail K. Renner (4) Delbert F. Shafer Robert P. Markman Tom L. Holman I Speech-Drama The real and make-believe worlds live side by side in the Speech and Drama department. The science and performance techniques of effective public speaking lend valuable dimen¬ sion to other fields of endeavor. The world of the play- on-stage and back-stage continually challenges the imagina¬ tion and spirit of all who come to the Barn Theatre. (1) Milton W. Brietzke, Head Duane L. Hunt (2) G. Joyce Bowman (3) Dr. Charles N. Harris 49 50 Business and Economics Advertising, Production, Personnel, Financing, Office Ma¬ chines, Computers, are all part of the world of Business. Lec¬ tures, individual study and research prepare the student for secondary teaching, employment on the operative level in an organization, and leadership in industry. (1) Keith Larimore, Division Head (2) Clarence Cowan, Edith Compton, Leslie Deman (3) Larry Goode, Robert Miller (4) Daniel Stengel, Julio Leon, John Tiede (5) Lorine Miner, Dorothy Stone, Bon O. Brown (6) Dennis Kirkendoll, Roger Hoyt, James Gray 51 Education The department of Education is responsi¬ ble for the education of elementary and sec¬ ondary teachers and other personnel who comprise the staffs of school systems. The de¬ partment incorporates the use of video taped teaching episodes for self-evaluation, obser¬ vation of classroom techniques, and a Profes¬ sional semester of teaching in area schools. 52 53 The P.E. Department offers a full program of health and recreation courses, as well as in¬ tercollegiate varsity competition. It has also added this year a new training program for teachers of driver’s education. (1) Mr. Edward W. Wuch Miss Venus Yount Mr. R. Clyde Shipley, Jr. Rueben L. Berry (2) Anthony J. Calwhite Frank Davis (3) Gale (Mike) Bogard Douglas B. Landrith Dr. Curtis J. Twenter, Head 54 Education Physical Psychology Understand your fellow man? Is it possible? An attempt is made by the Psychology depart¬ ment through the study of human behavior. Ex¬ ploring the various facets of normal and deviant behavior is a valuable addition to many other fields, especially sociology and education. (1) Dr. Clark I. Guilliams Mr. J. Donald Smith (2) Mr. Sam J. Starkey, Jr. Dr. James T. Volskay Mr. Paul van Rijn Dr. Lloyd L. Dryer 56 Registrar’s Office (1) Mr. George Volmert, Registrar (2) Mr. W. Ralph Winton, Director of Admissions 57 Technology These two-year programs offer modern, in-depth training in fully equipped facilities. Computer science moved to Kuhn Hall last summer. Law, drafting and auto tech found home in the newly completed Technology building. (1) James K. Maupin, Associate Dean of Technology. (2) Allen L. Lee, Law Enforcement. (3) V. L. Anderson, Drafting and Design. (4) Roger E. Adams, Dwight E. Mason, Auto Tech. (5) Kenneth L. Fore, Robert D. Carpenter, Computer Science. 58 59 Here and There 60 (5) Mary Lou Outt (6) Jerry Campbell (7) Carol Swanson 61 . Seniors 63 On recommendation of the faculty, the Board of Regents, under the AUTHORITY VESTED IN IT BY THE STATE OF MISSOURI, HAS CONFERRED UPON The Degree of WITH ALL THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES APPERTAINING THERETO. In witness thereof, we have subscribed OUR NAMES AND IMPRESSED THE SEAL OF THE College on this diploma, at Joplin, Missouri, (1) Katherine A. Aggus (2) Dorothy Alderson (3) Linda Allsbury (4) David Ansley (5) Kathleen Bagby (6) Steven Baher (7) Micheal W. Bailey (8) Micheal D. Barnes (9) Deanne Bendure (10) Bonnie Bohannon (11) Jay Bonnitt (12) Dorothy Brand 65 1 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 jf (1) Hugh Long (2) Carl Ray Lux (3) Janice McCastin (4) Jim Manley (5) Billie Manning (6) Charles Manning (7) Sarah Mansfield (8) Linda Martin (9) Lyle Mays (10) Brenda Mitchell (11) Carol Montgomery 73 1 74 ■ 75 76 I (1) Larry Schroeder (2) Sharon Setser (3) Kathie Short (4) Lulu Shrum (5) Marilyn Sigler (6) Pamela Sills (7) Roberta Sluder (8) Howard Smith (9) Steve Smith (10) Sandra Snow (11) Annetta Sohosky 77 (1) Cindy Sour (2) Judy St. John (3) Richard Stiles (4) Colleen Stinkard (5) Robert Stinson (6) Bailey Stults (7) Marcia Taylor (8) Susan Thomas (9) Don Thurman (10) Lee Walker (11) Donald G. Warner 78 (1) Marilyn Welch (2) Greg Wene (3) Roger West (4) Annita Whipkey (5) Larry William (6) June Wilson (7) Pat Wilson (8) Wilda Wilson (9) Wanda York (10) Donna Zumwalt (11) Lynn Jones The Year Book staff would like to thank the Bob Baird Studio, Joplin, for their cooperation in the furnishing of Senior portraits and other activity pictures for the 1970 Year Book. 79 Undergraduates 81 Juniors 82 (1) Don Allen (2) Bruce Baird (3) Cheryl Baker (4) Janis Ball (5) Gail R. Bard (6) Raymond A. Bayse (7) Pat Baston (8) Gloria Baucom (9) Alicia Bottenfield (10) Richard Broshears (11) Jane Betebenner (12) Alfred Blair (13) Teresa Bright (14) Ann Buehner (15) Dan Burns (16) Jim Burrell (17) R. S. Buzzard (18) Dennis Campbell (19) Dennis Carman 84 (1) Jim Crocker (2) Jack Davis (3) Catherine J. Day (4) Judy DeArman (5) Rose Donnelley (6) Charlotte Duke (7) Larry W. Elliot (8) Jerilyn Farrar (9) Rita Fitzgerald (10) Cecile Freer (11) Dollie Goff (12) Mike Guilfoyle 85 86 (1) John Jeffries (2) Alfred Jenkins (3) Patrick Kelly (4) Betty Kinnison (5) Rebecca Koon (6) Bernie Koch (7) Joanna Landreth 87 (1) Lynn Murray (2) John McClendon (3) Loren McCracken (4) Colleen O’Flaherty (5) Charles Robert Omes (6) Gloria Pedersen (7) Ronald Lankford (8) Ken Prater (9) Kathy Powell (10) Debbie Radtke (11) Gary Marison (12) Vicki Mays (13) Janice Merrill (14) Ronnie Mitchell (15) Cindy Morgan (16) Edwin D. Mount 88 89 (1) Alpha Randall (2) Renee Riesenmy (3) Mary Riley (4) Robert Waggoner (5) Eileen Walker (6) Janis Waynick (7) Carla Roderique (8) Ellen Roughton (9) Courtney Sanders (10) Sue West (11) Larry D. Shelton (12) Resa Staggs (13) Stephen Short (14) John Sykes (15) William Webb (16) Jeanette Thomas (17) Jeneane- Tune (18) David J. Vaughn (19) Barbara Wagahoff (20) Nina Williams (21) Mary Ellen Williams (22) Mary H. Williamson (23) Pee Wee Young 90 91 Sophomore (1) Arnold Baker (2) Tom Apple (3) L. F. Atkinson (4) Max Barnett (3) Carol Ann Bastin (6) Dale Bingham (7) Gloria Bland (8) Paul Bower (9) Barbara Broglio (10) Ed Brown (11 ) c Patricia Brown (12) Ronald N. Brown (12) Judith Bunn (14) Colleen Campbell (15) Margaret Campbell (16) Suzannie Carroll 92 (1) Cheryl Chandler (2) Linda Cobb (3) Lela Cochran (4) Gail Corrington (5) Jeanie Cox (6) Melissa Crandall (7) Susan DeCarlo (8) Jeff Dymott (9) David Efird (10) Audee S. Eppard (1) Marie Estes (2) Tom Fenton (3) William Dean Fithian (4) Carl Francis (5) Ruth C. Gandy (6) Leonard Gay (7) Dixie Geisler (8) Mike Gilpin (9) Jim Goade (10) John Golden (11) Dixie Gossett (12) Don Graham (13) Billie Hallam (14) Steve Hartley 94 (1) Mary Kay Herb (2) Zana Herd (3) David M. Hixson (4) Brenda Holliday (5) Beulah Fay Howard (6) Jeffrey Jackson (7) Horace Jackson (8) Tom Jensen (9) Chris Johnson (10) Dian Joines 95 (1) Joseph Kelly, Jr. (2) Dorothy Koderly (3) Reggie Largent (4) Stan Lawson (5) Darrell Ledenham (6) Glen Leggett (7) Dennis McClain (8) Sharon McCurry (9) Betty Maddox (10) Victor Matthews (11) Katherine Mayer (12) Jacque Moody (13) Sandra Moore (14) Diann Muhleman 96 (1) Richard Murrell (2) Connie Neal (3) Kathleen Parrigon (4) Piper Pickrell (5) Pat Plumb 97 1 mfr r ■ “ | -Tty (1) Harvey Pratt (2) James Price (3) Ann Probert (4) Kenneth Pryor (5) David Richard 98 99 (1) Ron Short (2) Tom Short (3) Mary Siegfried (4) Roger Sisco (5) Tone Simmons (6) Jim Smith 100 (1) Perry Smith (2) Shiela Smith (3) Stephen Smith (4) Tony Smith (5) Rod St. Clair (6) David Strobel 101 (1) Lola Swan (2) Leonard Wagoner (3) Steve Warden (4) Ed Watson (5) Joe Watson (6) Gayle Wells 102 s - ' ¥mu 1 ■ i. Jfe F ®i - n ■ i ram (1) Charla Williams (2) Richard Williams (3) Gary Wilson (4) Treasa Wilson (5) Debbie Wise (6) Debbie Woolston (7) Kathy Wright Freshmen (1) Jim Adams (7) Lois Ball (13) Mike Booe (2) Kathy Aitken (8) Joyce Balwin (14) George Boyd (3) Mary Margaret Addard (9) Kathy Barnes (15) William Boyd (4) Bob Allen (10) Mark Beilis (16) Patti Brasel (5) Masoud Ameri (11) David Berglund (17) Forest Bridges (6) Sally Bacon (12) Scott Bezinque (18) Marlin Browver 104 r (1) Gary Box (2) Ralf E. Bruce (3) Osa May Burkyhile (4) Belinda Cable (5) Catherine Cammack (6) Diana Capp (7) Beth Carrender (8) Paula Carter (9) Steve Carter (10) Susan Carver 105 (1) Jan Case (2) Calvin Cassady (3) Donna Challberg (4) Terry Chase (5) Terry Chenoweth (6) Timothy Cole (7) Karen Costley (8) A. L. Cox (9) Jan Crase (10) Cathy Crowell (11) Cheryl Culp (12) Allan Cunningham (13) Patricia David (14) Richard Deerdorff (15) Linda DeMaire (16) Steve Dixon (17) Jody Donaldson (18) Dava Dooley (19) Deborah Dovei (20) Margaret Downey (21) Connie Duke 106 (1) Richard Duckworth (2) Susan Duncan (3) David A. Duvall (4) David Earhart (5) David W. Eden (6) Angela Elliott (7) Dan English (8) Thomas C. Fahrig (9) Marsha Ferrier (10) Connie Francis (11) Elaine Fry (12) Lenore George (13) Ginny Gerhard (14) Max Gibson (15) Morris Glaze (16) Janet Graham (17) Audrey Gray 107 (1) Don Green (2) Mike Grisley (3) France Haas (4) Donald Hall (5) Brent Hardy (6) Donald Hatten (7) Mike Hays (8) Bob Heeney (9) Barbara Heiniger (10) Marti Henson (11) Maureen Hess (12) Pam Higginbotham (13) Carol V. Hill (14) Roger Hill (15) Lowell Hilsabeck (16) Deborah Hoffman (17) Carolyn Howard 108 (1) Carolyn Howard (2) Marilyn Howard (3) Roger Hubner (4) Kathy Ideker (3) Sharon Irelon (6) Jean Isle (7) Diane Jarecke (8) Janet Johns (9) Mary Johnson (10) Pat Johnston (11) David Jones (12) Janet Junkins (13) Janet King (14) Steve Kirkham (15) Greg Knapp (16) Shirley Knaust (17) Mike Kretek (18) Judy Lamar (19) Kathy Largent (20) Becky Leach (21) Marilyn Leader 109 (1) Charlotte Leigh (2) Judy Lewis (3) Nila Lux (4) Anita Marlett (5) Lary Martin (6) Haskell Mayos (7) Micheal Miller (8) Sharon Miller (9) Mildred Miner (10) Debbie Moore (11) David Moss (12) Sheila Moss (13) David Murray (14) Patty McKenna (15) Jimmy McKenna (16) Stephen McVey (17) Karen Nilsen (18) Penelope Patterson NO (1) Phil Pearce (2) Bob Plarner (3) Duwayne Pennington (4) Salvador Pinola (5) Steven Polly (6) Karen Pond (7) Marilyn Powers (8) Judi Prater (9) Linda Pugh (10) Deanna Radtke (11) Joseph Raines (12) David Reeder II (1) Rebecca Reis (2) Debbie Robinson (3) Randy Rogers (4) Marcia Roily (5) Allen Ross (6) Cheri Ross (7) Coro Royster (8) George Royster (9) Lillie Sanders (10) Mary Lou Sayers 112 (1) Steve Scearcy (2) Alan Schriener (3) Joy Sears (4) Gale Sharon (5) Beverly Sheets (6) Sam Simmons (7) Beverly Smith 113 14 (1) John Thomas (2) Jack Todd (3) John Tunnell (4) Janey Tuttle (5) John Wagner (6) Catherine Nichols (7) Marker L. Nichols (8) Harold O’Banion (9) Paul Obermann (10) Martha Palmer (11) Larry Parsons (12) Mark Parker 115 (1) Sara Jane Walker (2) Dennis Wallace (3) John Waller (4) James Dennis Ware (5) Vance Wartick (6) Bill Whitaker (7) Dea White (8) Mona White 16 I (1) Tom Wicks (2) Rodney Williams (3) Gary Willard (4) Linda Wills (5) Susan Wilson (6) Valerie Wilson (7) Vicki Wilson (8) Yvonne Wilson (9) Bill Wood (10) Peggy Wood (11) Micheol Wood (12) Mike Yocum (13) Wesley York 117 I 118 119 120 121 122 123 A New System 124 126 Permit to Enroll 127 128 Queen (1) Nancy Anderson (2) Attendants: Judi Prater Christi Nichols Cindy Morgan Jane Betebenner 129 Sports 1 (1) Coaches, L. to R., Top Row: Tony Calwhite, Rube Berry, Ed Wuch, Dennis Darnell. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Omar Cruthers, Jim George, Bill Olson. (2) Galen Fix 132 Top Row, L. to R.: Ron Van Dine Jim Muehling Galen Trix Ray Basye Doug Meadows Bottom Row, L. to R.: Dan Strobel Jack Varns John Whiteley Randy Harms Top Row, L. to R.: A1 Potter, Jim Hoots, Ho¬ race Jackson, Tim Cole, Brad Ayers .Bottom Row, L. to R.: John Jo- hanningmeir, Mike McCawley, Rod Wil¬ liams, Ron Beasley, Jeff Smith. L. to R.: Ray Basye, Rod Williams, Bob Boehm, Leonard Gay, Pat Wozniak, Jeff Smith, Doug Mead¬ ows, Larry Perry. 133 134 (1) BACKS Kneeling: Joe Sandridge Bill Wood Bill Whitaker Kenny Gabriel Steve Winingham Larry Perry Bill Newell Standing: Carl Basler Art Pullum Mike Rader Courtney Sanders Pat Wozniak Marcel Charron Galen Brown (2) ENDS Kneeling: Mike Rowan Neal Alkire Leonard Gay Jeff Wolverton Ken Copeland Standing: Dave Denny Dave Evans Gary Selvidge Tim Astor Jack Duda (3) CENTERS Glen Wills Bob Boehm Ken Prater (1) Jeff Smith, Gary Selvage, A1 Potter, Dave Denny, Galen Fix. Front Row: Jim Muehling, Courtney Sanders, Pat Wosniak. (2) Pat Wosniak (3) Jim Meuhling (4) Gary Selvage 135 Left: Mary Moss Pam Perkins Dixie Gossett Center: Bruce Brown Nancy Sohosky Right: Charlotte Duke Judy Prater Debbie Riggs 136 141 (1) Pee Wee Young, Trainer. Row 1: Terry Vogel, Billy Adams, Fred Hatfield, Ray Krogh, Gary Wofford, John Oestreich, Jim Carter. Row 2: Dave Denny, Dennis Ar¬ nold, Bill Wagner, John D. Thomas, Tom Agnello, Charles Johnson, Greg Fulton. Row 3: Gary Warden, George Boyd, Mark Eastmen, Chris Hoynson, Steve Dixon, Hal Cox. (2) Lettermen: Row 1: Gary Wofford, Ray Krogh, Johnny Oestreich. Row 2: Terry Vogel, Dave Denny, Greg Ful¬ ton, Jimmy Carter. 142 SXj 145 Student Senate (1) Front Row: Dave Richards, Christie Nichols, Audrey Gray, Randy Stanley, Patty McKenna, Tom Apple, Calvin Cassidy, George Hosp, Mike Beilis, Tom Short, Rod St. Clair. Middle Row: Gary Armstrong, Tom Laster, Ed Jenkins, Bruce Brown, Colleen O’Flaherty, Cindy Morgan, Linda White, Courtney Sanders, Charlotte Duke, Debbie Riggs. Back Row: Dave An- sley, Joe Leonard, Stan Garber, Gary Richards, Kathy Bagby, Dave Doehning, Howard Smith, Herb Gailey, Steve Smith. (2) Officers: Bill Gessler - Parliamentarian, Jane Betebenner - Treasurer, Rick Call - President, Gloria Pedersen - Secretary, Larry Shroeder — Vice-President. 146 MNf I Crossroads Staff (1) Gwen Hunt, sponsor Jim Burrell, editor (2) Audrey Gray, -.co-editor (3) Bob Hightree (4) Kathy Bailey (5) Bear Thorne 147 Mu Sigma Gamma (1) Tree: Jon Sykes, Leonard Waggoner, Leon Royer, Bob Wilson, Tom Jensen. Middle: Bob Mayberry, Paul Poynor, Tom Laster, Tom Wicks, Ron Mitchell, Lea Kaffenberger, Tom Fenton, David Raper, Danny Burns, Rod St. Clair, Jim Christiansen. Bottom: Jim Kingore,Jim Webb, Chuck Gibson, Rick Bennet, Gary Willard, Dennis Ditto, Chris Baker, Mike Booe, Wayne Cox, Jim Adams. (2) L. to R.: Tom Fenton - Secretary, Wayne Cox - Pledge President, Leon Royer - President, David Raper - Marshal, Lea Kaffenberger - Vice President, Danny Burns - Chaplain, Tom Jensen - Treasurer. 149 Delta Phi Delta 150 (1) Cathey Gray (2) Rita Fitzgerald (3) Becky Koon - Historian (4) Cindy Morgan - Rush Chairman (5) Connie Duke (6) Susie Greenwood (7) E. J. Murray — President (8) Jan Kaffenberger (9) Gloria Pedersen - Pledge Mistress (10) Nancy Anderson (11) Mary Moss (12) Mary Kay Herb - Vice President (13) Jacky Hill (14) Dixie Gossett (15) Audrey Gray (16) Charlotte Duke - Parliamentarian (17) Pam Perkins - Secretary 151 Sociology Club (1) Row 1: John Eli, sponsor; Bobbie Nowland, George Reeve. Row 2: Larry Olson, Carl Nolting, Linda White, Eileen Walker, Joanna Lan- dreth, Celia Ivey, Marilyn Johnson, Bonnie Bohanon, Jean Even. Row 3: John Turner, Linda Pearce, Jeneane Tune, Judy Folle, Linda Moss, Marta Collier, Shelia Smith, Pat Baston, Pam Myers, Roger Pennel. (2) Linda Pearce, Treasurer (2) Linda White, Secretary (2) Pam Myers, Vice-President (2) Roger Pennel, President 152 (1) Dan Koch, Linda Brown, George Reeve, Sharon Setser, Sue West, Jim Rust, Richard Stiles. (2) Sharon Setser, Secretary; George Reeve, Treasurer; Linda Brown, Presi¬ dent. Ciruna 153 I I (1) Lucille Dinges - co-sponsor (2) Lorine Miner - co-sponsor (3) Terri Jameson - President (4) Gail Gregg - Historian (5) Cinda Snip - Chaplain (6) Cathryn Cammack (7) Sallie Roper (8) Donna Challberg (9) Gail Willard (10) Lola Swan (11) Beverly Trevino (12) Nancy Howerton - Panhellenic Representative (13) Zana Herd 154 Beta Sigma Chi Y ' Vm ■ ' A Ik M JfrMU ' } 9 fik Pi Beta Lambda Striving for excellence in the academic community as well as the social community, the members of Pi Beta Lambda endeavor to exemplify the high quality and standards set forth by Missouri Southern College. Pi Beta Lambda, now in its second year, has brought to the campus of Missouri Southern activities to enliven college life. Attaining the respectability as an established fraterni¬ ty has been the main goal of Pi Beta Lambda. (1) Mike Hunt, Vice-President; Joe Kelley, President; Jeff Dymott, Secretary. (2) First Row, L to R: Sat Lawson, Gary Box, Larry Comstock Second Row: Jeff Dymott, Steve Headlee, Jim Smith, Scott George. Third Row: Matt Hixson, Mike Hunt, David Richard, Joe Kelly, Larry Poteet, Dale 1 2 Connely. 157 (1) Tom Laster (2) Pam Perkins (3) Kenna Kinkade (4) Ann Probert (5) Margaret Campbell (6) Katherine Mayer (7) Cindy Morgan (8) Kathy Tate (9) Marilyn McElwee (10) Sondra Moore (11) Martha Scott (12) Kathy Wright (13) Sandra Hayes (14) Vic Matthews (15) Jim Vonier (16) Fred Cooperrider (17) Roy Henry (18) Gail Corrington (19) Barbara Broglio (20) Mary Herb (21) Jeanie Cox (22) Susan Babb (23) Pamela Jones (24) Dian Joines 158 1km Phi Theta Kappa (1) Officers: (1) Roy Henry, President (2) Martha Scott, Historian (3) Sandy Hayes, Historian (4) Pam Perkins, Secretary (5) Susan Babb, Reporter (6) Ann Probert, Treasurer (7) Victor Matthews, Vice President (2) Initiation, November 3, 1969. 159 Epsilon Gamma mm m The Ecumenical Campus Ministry is a cooperative effort by eight religious bodies attempting to relate the Christian faith to the life of the MSC campus. Through its ministers it offers spir¬ itual counseling and guidance. Through the Student Movement it offers opportunities for seeking understanding, dialog in im¬ portant areas of life, experimentation with designing worship ex¬ periences and models for the Church. ECM represents the Church in a relevant way to the campus community. 161 (1) L to R: Carla Roderique, Secretary-Treasurer; Carl Nolting, Vice-President; Linda White, Par¬ liamentarian; Paul Hess, President. (2) Front Row: Carl Nolting, Linda White, Nancy Neiss, Diane Haubrich. Back Row: Dr. Lloyd Dryer, Roger Pennel, Teresa Stone, Paul Hess, Mary Chenoweth, Earl Knowles, Maria Kimes, Linda Pearce, Judy Walker, Carla Roderique. 162 Psychology Club 163 The Chart Editor. Associate Editor . . . News Editor. Feature Editor. Sports Editor. Business Manager . . Advertising Manager Staff Artist. .Larry White . . .Gloria Pedersen Diantha Thompson : . . . . Patty Goddard • • • • Bernard Koch . . . . Mike Hohertz .Ellen Murray I .Roy Stepp 164 165 College Players The College Players create image of M.S.C. theatre . . . work excitement, laughter and tears. Aiding the production of the four major plays and three children’s shows a year, members are involved in every phase of theatre, on-stage and back-stage. 166 (1) Sam Claussen, Kathy Barnes, Joyce McBroom, Mike Gilpin, Pat Ryan. (2) Gary Wilson, Judi Prater, Steve Scearcy, Cherie Ross, Dennis Castor. (3) Pat Pickett, Cathy Whitman, Linda Tarpley. (4) Steve Rose, Neal Larson, Janet King. 167 Young Democrats Standing, L. to R.: Kenneth L. Fore (Sponsor) Joe Leonard (Vice-Pres.) Bill Parker (Treas.) Sitting, L. to R.: Herb Gailey (Pres.) Charlotte Duke (Historian) Audrey Burtrum (7th Dist. Ch.) Ellen Roughton (Recording Sec.) William Murray (Parliamentarian) Not Shown: Penny Patterson (Corresponding Sec.) Front Row, L. to R.: William Gessler, Kenneth L. Fore, Jeb Prince, Larry Schroeder, Herb Gailey, Tom Short. Second Row: Penny Shaw, Connie Duke, Patty McKenna, Mitchel Carter, Charlotte Duke, Jacqueline Hill, Christine Matthews, Vicky Yates. Back Row: Bonnie Bohannon, Ellen Roughton, Charles Kirby, Wm. Murray, Joe Leonard, Bill Parker, Cindy Morgan, Audrey Burtrum, Sue West. 168 Student National Educational Association President: Linda Colon Vice-President: Betty Graham John Adams Dorothy E. Alderson Kathleen Ann Bagby Marjan Baker Charles Bastin Robert Basye Terry Ann Bethel Deanna Bendure Myrtle Leona Bendure Judith Mae Bergerson Barbara Anne Birsner John A. Bischoff Garry Bowling Jackie Lee Bradley Dorothy Brand Teresa Ann Bright Gloria Ann Brittenham Terry Ralph Brown DeAnna LaFevers Brown Jantha Campbell Mickeal Canton Janice Cantrell Glenna Sue Carpenter Charles Carr Sam Claussen Ada Clymer Larry Dean Coffee Viola Irene Cole Linda Colon Janice Condon Susan Kay Conrow Ronald Coquillette Patricia Cox Karen Crowley Micheal Crumbliss Susan Crutcher Thomas Jay Danner Lynn Dasbach Mary Davis Catherine Day Betty Jo Dean Robert Dell David Denny Robert Dorsey Dennis Dukes Lillie Eaton Gleneda Ellis Stuart Estes Norma Jean Evans Lela Flectcher Richard Flora Terry Forsythe Rose Marie Fox Jerry Francisco Cecile Ann Freet Carol Ann Fry Linda Frye Vera Fullerton Ellen Gamble Joseph Garrett Herbert Gailey John Scott George Janice Gilstra Phillip Glades David Glenn Vivian Goen Dixie Lou Gossett Cynthia Green Betty Gritz Linda Ann Haas Lucretia Hadlock Margaret Anne Hager Marilynn Kailey Diana Jean Hamm Carol Louise Hatfield Sylvia Kay Hensley Marilyn Herrin Janet Hickenbottom Phyllis Hight Linda Hindman Phillop Hoge Kendall Lynn Hunt Celia Lynn Ivey Peggy Ilene Jackson Olan Oliver Johnson, Jr. Roger Johnston Beverly Jones Mary Alice Jones David Eugene Judd Christine Keeling Kathleen Ann Keisner Tony Lynn Killion Ronald Kime Betty Kay Kinnison Margaret Lea Kirkham Pamela Kitch Kay Jo Krieckhaus Raymond Krogh John David Kluck Judy Krutsinger James Lankford Ronald Lankford Cloise Lee Bill Wayne Lyerla Sarah Mansfield Thomas Marrs Linda Rae Martin Lyle Frank Mays Donald Roy Mosbaugh Betty Moser Karen Myers Williams Newell Pamela Jane Nielsen Nancy Lee Niess Linda Newman Carl Nolting Secretary-Treasurer: Carol Diane Montgomery Parliamentarian: James David House Cnythia Norman John Oestreich Larry Olson Sharon Kay O’Neal Nancy Parker Peggy Jo Parks Gloria Jeane Pedersen John Nelson Perkins June Pommert A1 Lee Potter Kathy Lynn Powell Sherry Kaye Prettyman Trudy Ellen Rataczak Christine Reed George Reeve Glenda Maria Riley Sandra Sue Robinson Patrick Edwin Robinson Paula Jo Rogers Mary Sue Roller Diane Reid Roney Gary Don Roney Carolyn Ruark Ellen Roughton Virginia Mae Rush N. Mozelle Sandlin Gail Lane Scott Richard Scotten Sharon Setser David Lynn Shank Linda Shilling Kathie Short Linda Sue Sigle Marilyn Sigler Bobbie Slinkard Howard Smith Patricia Kae Smith Janice Sneller Arlene Snider Julie Stephens William Stevens Judy St. John Christopher Lee Stone Danny Storm Marcia Ann Taylor Susan Thomas Letah Thompson Patricia Ann Throop Doris Verbyck Donald Warner Henry Watson Bernice Welborn Marilyn Welch Gregory Wene Annita Whipkey Ray Dell Willand Glen Wills Patricia Gail Wilson Judith Ann Windle 171 Nurses Club 172 (1) Miss Billie Legg, New Director of MSC School of Nursing, Lauverna S. Jackson, Treasurer of Student Nurse Association. (2) Danny Compton. (3) Shirleen Sims. (4) L. to R.: Flo Atkinson - Parliamentarian Pat Trago — Recording Secretary Lauverna S. Jackson — Treasurer Marge Garrison - President Glenda Munro - Corresponding Secretary Kathy Claussen - Vice President Mrs. Jacobs - Advisor 173 (1) Charles Welch, Secretary; Richard Deardorf, Vice- president; David Richard, President; Roger Pennel, Treasurer; Mr. Ellis, faculty sponsor. (2) Mary Allard, Maureen Hesr, Richard Deardorf, Barbara Broglio. Susan DeCarlo,. Jeff Dymott, Diane Rhoads, Roger Pennel, Charles Welch, David Richard, Mike Hunt. Circle “K” Circle K International is a service organization dedicated to bettering school and community. Through its many activi¬ ties Circle K stresses responsibility and leadership of its mem¬ bers. 174 Rotaract Up Left: Tom Bottom, Ray Lux - Treasurer, Eddie Jenkins - President, Dan Koch - Secre¬ tary, Carl Pierce - Vice-President. Down Right: Leonard Wagoner - Program Chairman, Tom Simmons. Ed Peterson, David Jones, Richard Murrell. Center: Mike Hailey. Rotaract Club is a Rotary Club sponsored organization of young adults between the ages of 17 and 25 , inclusive, whose purpose is to stimulate acceptance of high ethical standards in all occupations, to develop leadership and responsible citizen¬ ship through service to the community, and to promote international understanding and peace. Membership is limited in this case to males. Dr. Belk is the faculty sponsor. 175 Rho Epsilon Chi 176 (1) Row 1: (Bottom) Christina Christansen, Charlotte Duke, Patti Brasel, Venus Yount, Diana Burt, Susan Greenwood, J. D. House, Bob Waggoner, Dave Denny, Mike Bogard, Donna Zumwalt, Nancy Patterson, Margaret Messner. Row 2: Wayne Rivers, Gary Youngblood, Gary Seely, Jan Crase, Carolyn Armstrong, Debbie Parker, Elaine Johnston, Jean Jones, Glenna Carpenter, Pat Throop, Linda Newman, Gary Vickers, Tim Timmons. Row 3: Joe Ketchum, Rick Johnson, Bill Wagner, Charly Johnson, Sherrill Schafield, Pam Nielsen, Phillis Faucett, Donna Allsbury, Victoria Henson, Buster Cobine, Dale Fieker, Cathy Potter. Row 4: Glen Wills, Dave Evans, Ed Tourtillott, Don Mosbaugh, Dennis Coffel, Gary Schriever, Chris Johnson, Sal- lie Roper, Randy Jeffers, George Boyd. Row 5: Irvin Bechler, Dave Cox, John Whittaker, Linda Williams, Carl Castle, Bill Gider, John Thomas. Row 6: Jack Hilyard, Joan Sheat. (2) Dave Denny - President J. D. House - Vice-President Bob Waggoner - Treasurer Susan Greenwood - Secretary Venus Yount - Sponsor AtO ' La n -uest ipRinato 177 (1) Debbie Radtke, President Leon Smith, Vice President (2) Raw 1: Paul Jensen, Rella Jeffries, Debbie Radtke, Rochelle Boehning Row 2: John Boehning, Barry Dobbs, Leon Smith Engineers Club (2) Row 1: CurtTaipale, Stan Lawson, Jim Smith. Row2: Greg O’Donnell, Steve Headlee, John Walker, Corbett Brown, Billy Parker. Row 3: Miss McCormick, Jeff Dymott, Barry Dobbs, Archie Dixon, Jim Goade, Steve McClanahan, Terry Chase, James Ware. Not Present: Sam Claussen, Gary Finn, Dennis Rhine, Jim Miller, Larry Doennig. 179 (1) Films and Recreation: Jackie Oakes Roy Henry Brad Osborn, Chmn. Pam Perkins Jan Kaffenberger (2) Forum: Jeanne Cox Christi Gladden Leon Royer Rita Fitzgerald Ray Bayse E. J. Murray, Chm. (3) Brad Osborn Charles Kirby Pat Kelly Suzanne Hill Jerilyn Farrar Ellen Murray Ann Wilson, sponsor Glenn Dolence, sponsor Jon Sykes College Union Board 180 (1) Dwight Mason, sponsor (2) Roger Adams, sponsor 181 182 j (2) Row 1: Oliver Sovereign, Roberta Sluder, Jerilyn Farrar , Suzanne Carroll, Pat Plumb, Virginia Gerhard, Deborah Wilson, Roger Pennel , Dan Burns , Jerry Ludiker , Mike Baggerly, Don Bright, Joe King- ore , Janthan Campbell , Marilyn McClwee, Linda Colon , Ann Buehner . Row2: Deneise Crosswhite, Patricia Brown , Shelly Hoyt, Gloria Brittenham, Millie Miner, Mike Clyburn, Paul Hall, Ray Bayse, Jim Clayton, Larry Moore, Jim Kingore, Larry Cowger, Mary Ellen Williams, Karen Pond, Carol Wil¬ moth, Leona Wood, Katherine Mayer . Row 3: Jerrel Linvingston, Elaine Archer, Ann Rodgers, Janet Hutton, Janet Graham, Kathy Ideker, Harvey Shapiro , Larry Shank, Steve Kirkham, Rod Bastian , Ray Dell Willard, Ted Jackson, Rogers Littlefield, Cathy Crowell, Rosemary Noel, Mary Noel, Catherine Day, Julie Stephens. Row 4: Betty Maddox, Kathy Barnes, Ruthanne Karlstrom, Kathy Powell , Cathy Whitman , Dick Pierson , Fred Pugh, Kenneth Williams, Steve Bradley, Kevin Conduff , Mark Beilis, Charles Bowman, Kent Biggs, Randy Pierce , Marcy Storm, Joy Sears, Trudy Rataczak, Sheri Harrison. ♦ Pj [ ’ el ' M I , j (1) Members of Collegiates. Collegiates and Chorale 183 1 Drama Department presents . . . II 0Un j 11 i Bill) ■ � 1 8 m (1) RIGHT YOU ARE (If You Think You Are) by Pirandello. Sam Claussen, Linda Tar- pley. (2) Backstage after CINDERELLA, Children’s Theatre Production. (3) THE TROJAN 1 VOMEN by Euripides. Pat Pickett as Hecuba. 184 (1) THE TROJAN WOMEN: Foreground: Gary Wilson, Pat Pickett, Leslie Bowman, Toni Zbranek, Pat Ryan. Back: Joyce McBroom, Jim Cunningham, Bonnye Ensor, Shirley Daves, Cindy Broadwater. 186 Spiva Art Center (1) Stanley Lea Exhibit (2) J. O’Melia, portrait demonstration (3) Student Competitive Exhibit: L. to R.: Floyd Kerr - Honorary Membership in SAC Jane Carroll - $25 Paint set from Brown Leather Jerry Breen - Honorary Membership in SAC Davonnda Hill — 1st place, $100 Jim Burrell - 3rd place, $50 Ron Seat - (Not Shown) 2nd place $75 (4) Charles Veteto Exhibit 187 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 3 Student Art Exhibit 1 Class elections AWS Watermelon Feed 3 Senate elections 10-12 Registration 4 Football, Conway (lost) 12 Dance 7 Membership Art Exhibit 13 Football Tahlequah (lost) 11 Roger Wagner Chorale (Community Concert) 15 Classes Begin Football, Russellville (lost) 20 Football, Goodwell (lost) 16 Mayor A. J. Cervantes lecture 27 Football, Wayne State (won) 17 Peter Hackes, Convocation 27 Interpretation Workshop 18 Football, Northwood (lost) 24 Green Garter Dance 29- 1 THE TROJAN WOMEN drama NOVEMBER 1 Football, Marshall (won) 3 Art Exhibit, Charles Veteto 7 HOMECOMING Friends of Distinction concert 8 Football, Pittsburg (lost) 8 CINDERELLA Children’s theatre 10 Poetry in 3-D convocation 15 Football, Jeff City (lost) 16 MSC Symphony Concert 22 Football, Lawton (lost) 25 Nelsova and Johannesen Community Concert 27-29 Basketball, John Brown Tourney-(lost) DECEMBER JANUARY 1 Basketball, Emporia (won) 3 Basketball, Evangel (won) 9 Basketball, John Brown (won) 8 Basketball, KSC (lost) 10-13 RIGHT YOU ARE drama 10 Basketball, Topeka (lost) 2-27 Permanent Art Collection 12 Basketball, Langston (lost) on exhibit 15 Basketball, Bolivar (won) 14 MSC Chorale Concert 19-22 Final Exams 15 Basketball, St. Joe (won) 24 Basketball, John Brown (won) 16 Basketball, UMKC (lost) 29 Basketball, Evangel (won) 19-20 Basketball, Tarkio 29 St. Louis Symphony concert Tourney (won 1st) 31 Basketball, St. Joe (won) 26-27 Basketball, Excelsior Springs 23 Commencement Tourney (won 1st) 188 FEBRUARY 3-27 Art Exhibit Betty Allen portraits Juanita Schooler miniatures 4 National Ballet, Community Concert 4 Ashley Montagu convocation 4 Basketball KSC (won) 7 Basketball UMKC (won) 9 Basketball, Canton (won) 14 Basketball, Wichita (won) 17 Basketball, Weatherford (lost) 24 Basketball, Bolivar 24 William Walker, Community Concert MARCH 7 THE MAGIC HORN Children’s Theatre 8-29 Drawing: Mid USA I Exhibit 14 Children’s Theatre 18-21 BLOOD WEDDING drama 30- 3 Spring Break ' APRIL 7-25 Robert Johnson paintings Dick Craig photography 11 MANY MOONS Children’s Theatre 12 MANY MOONS Children’s Theatre MAY 3-25 Annual Competitive Art Exhibit 6- 9 SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL drama 25-28 Final Exams 31 Commencement 189 JffiupHt itt Hpn’fi ®rat itimtal 529 MAIN flTlnfUtitn 616 N ' BR0ADWAY JOPLIN, MO. 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