Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1959 volume:

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V. , . . .Q.QQ. IXEEQ QQQ. :Q,X,1a.gn?V fV'a:'1V V. ew , VKX Vfifff: ia! .' VV.-.- -V 'V il' Fr: .V V .Q . ,- V I-V 11557. Q. ,.' jQ,'V '. f ' K' ' .Wir . V V V ' ' VV 'V Wg., V ,Q J. L . V . . Q, . V1V,.,,Q,,.Q -, xVQV ...LQ -Q Q. V . 'V V cf ...QQ xg, 1. -- x .1..VV . , V V., .. A V . -, ., 4 V- h 1, ,. Va V V Vw VV-V1 V- 'V V- 'VV- Ymf- vw '-.Vi , U:-V, V. VV...-Ll'L.VV-f:15f:1,'lx..?V! 1-Rl 'V-H -VV - 2- Vw- - V Ve? V. ...x .mV,-E3'g- V'-rxmki-M 5 V 1 VV- -V 1 ' l959 Illlllllllllll mmf ja .fy Zzriencf A friend is someone with a cheering word and a helping hand whenever either is needed. A friend is someone whothinks of you and him as a team and will sacrifice himself for the common good, A friend is someone who devotes himself and his talents to the strengthening and better- ment of the friendship. In these ways, Coach VolneyC. Ashford, vice-president, athletic director, and head football and track coach at Missouri Valley College, is a true friend to this institution and to each student on her campus. His loyalty and devotionto our college and to her students are obvious. The emotion MVC feels toward Coach has, however, gone beyond friendship. During his tenure here, Coach Ashford has earnedthe genuine love of Valley students and faculty members alike. His sincerity and integrity, his friendly manner and his ability as a leader are beyond question. Politeness, consideration, and fair play formthe basic components of his personality and way of life. Athletically , Coach Ashford has proven himself to be not merely good, but great. He can claim the respect of every member of any team he leads. His ability as a football coach earned for him this year, a recognition award from the Football Writers Association of America, and the title, Coach of the Year, Never too busy for a friendly word, never too rushed to follow the principles which he teaches and by which he lives, Coach Ashford serves as an ideal for each man and woman at Missouri Valley College. For these reasons and out of the deep gratitude Valley feels toward Coach, we the SABIDURIA staff of 1958-59, dedicate this book to a true friend of Valley and to a man who forms an integral part of Missouri Valley College - Volney C. Ashford. May he long remain as a reminder ofthe standards and ideals of the real Viking Spirit .... V0l EY II. ASHHIRII llueen Nliss Paula Swanson ma M, W is ima IIIINIINIS A ' -M N A 5 An Open Letter to the Student Body of Missouri Valley College Dear Students , This book includes the activities of one of the finest years in the history of Missouri Valley College. It also includes the activities of the student body which was one of the finest of Missouri Valley College. Yes, we can look back with pride on the achievements of this year, 1958-'59, for it had its successes and its failures. However, the successes by far outnumber the failures which were not really such at all, for everything was undertaken with the true spirit of the Viking. Our athletic teams were of the finest quality and the players in all sports gave their best inthe spirit of true sportsmanship, Our dramatics and music students worked tremendously hard to make their presentations the finest. We can tell by the records that all the students worked especially hard on their studies, and the professors certainly went the extra mile in aiding us, The dormitory organizations and Greeks certainly did a fine job in backing every activity, adding greatly to the success of this year. Why? Because we are proud of Missouri Valley College and all for which it stands. We are proud of the prevailing VIKING SPIRIT and its innermost significance, Yes, we are proud because we have worked to gain something of which to be proud. It is exactly this sort of pride in our activites that made the year a successful one and fun for us to be a part. It certainly made the job of the Senate easier and the job of the officers a more enjoyable one. A hearty congratulations to you, the students, for your fine contributions. They will become only a part of Missouri Valley College in the annals of history, but they will be a significant part. Very sincerely yours , ,Liz Mori Chuck Bloczynski President, Student Senate FACUHY llll ss0? ' !' !'!Il: ,gk IF' In ' fl. 585x143 b A 'I 0 5, has Aff' l Q sf X, 4- ' ' 0 -- X n : 'Mfg fix Q 44 xwf --L, - fa Q 5 'yykf -1 ll5, lv..,v 0 .. , ' ff sgg-gg lai k. 1 J '- - 'jaw 'nu V A --5, h-:lvl Q'X55i 9f3'lf?E:.'f-:'.'i'-I-ri 'ED M E Q -R1 t DEGR EE QL X-. '. '-125' '-'f' .,.,... ..h,, v,,, .. . . . .FS gsfwrf 1 1- Qfj ? ,,l'-feir - , z li - -1 i.1 x Tl -01 :24 f 'f C1 V f. .. M ,. 2 ' ' - , 3, L 2 .V 4-' J ig Y , ,Tr nn - ,TAY f , 3- , ..2.....T TMS.. - -, ' :l1. - .6:',i,,,n. Y ,,..,.. 71 Y ,,,..v-, M. EARLE COLLINS President Admmstratiun Through the SABIDURIA we extend greetings to all our students, colleagues and friends who read this publication today and in the years to come. To the members of the SABIDURIA staff we extend our congratulations upon the compilation of so excellent a publication. This has been an excellent school year, one of Missouri Va1ley's best. We are sure you will see evidence of this as campus life during the year has been portrayed in this book. It would be our hope that every student, even though you may have been here only one semester during the year, will keep this 1959 SABIDURIA as a memo of the year's activities. As the years come and go you will prize it even more highly. When you show it to your grandchildren in the year 2000, it will mean far more to you than it does now. It will revive memories which are now fresh but then will have long been forgotten except for the record as set forth so effectively by this year's SABIDURIA staff. Very sincerely yours, li.Ea.0Q. ' M, Earle Collins President WILLIS L. TOMPKINS BYRON B. BANTA MRS. J. W. McCLURE Dean Of The College Dean Of Men Dean Of WOIIIGH VOLNEY C. ASHFORD Vice-President and Director Of Athletics M Y ik . 2 I - X - - WM J , ,. , na' - ' QW ITQL 5' L 0: - If -f-.r. .' .bs '- f Q . RODNEY L. WELLS Registrar And Associate Professor Of History WYLIE F. STEEN M. A. GAULDIN Alumni Secretary and Business Manager Placement Director facult E n 1 4 WILLIAM I. FERGUSON GERALD K. SAUNDERS Professor Of Mathematics Associate Professor Of Economics LOWELL HOLMES LAWRENCE C. THOMAS CLAUDE L. FICHTHORN Professor Of Sociology Professor Of Biology Professor Of Music MRS. MILDRED W. SAUPE HOBART W. HILL MISS NADINE OVERALL Professor Education And Professor Human Relations Professor Of English Psychology MRS. W. H. ODOM Instructor In Art A. H. BUEKER MRS. MARJORIE D. JONES Supervisor Of Instructor Of Piano Student Teaching CLINTON GALATAS Instructor Of Religion bv. Y I ,N MISS RUTH M. ZAHN Librarian MILO MILANOVICH Professor Religion And Philosophy sau sw S msg JERALD A. CUNNINGHAM MRS. MARGARET McANINCH JAMES E. THOMAS Associate Professor Speech Associate Professor English Associate Professor Physics And Drama And Classics EDWIN P. FISHER WAYNE FREEARK GROVER REDFORD Associate Professor Mathematics Associate Professor Of Associate Professor Physical Chemistry Education 12 HAROLD D. RUTAN H. GLENN PENNY Associate Professor Music Associate Professor Economics Staff MRS. J. R. NAPTON MRS. B. F. HATCHER MRS. HAROLD CASTLE Director Young Hall Director Health Center College Nurse P f BUSINESS OFFICE: Bill LaROSe, Mrs. Doris Klein, M. A. Gauldin. MAINTENANCE CREW: Ray Staples, E. F, Pat Patton. if K X J, . , og 0 -:ss '!'q'Y'7!' f -n :,-,f LIBRARY STAFF: Miss Ruth M. Zahn, Mrs. Hester Evard. SNACK BAR: Mrs. Bruce Peebles, Steve Weger, Mrs. Juanita Atterbury, Gordon Medaris. CAFETERIA: E. S. Quisenberry and Staff. BAITY SECRETARIAL STAFF: Miss Dorothy White, Miss Myra Copeland, Mrs. Linwood Stroud, Miss Jean Hicks. HASSIS f:--- ' fy- gl -' - f Q- -1- ,- J-4-11..' ?'-ffigisr A f- Q?-'i . ' - L 1 ' ' r' V . fm Q I- rw 21-RE?'?5 s:iE:Ef N HL V I I as Sas' 'fu 1 LQSQQETQQ ' gg ' f ? if L fi if? It 3 Pg fi L if E Q 2 lg f Q P M 1 4 - P' fl. , L. v i f f' i ' 'i if 7 , - i --f ,Y--' 'f 2-Lp-L 1 Y ,., - 15 W, ,dm AW 4 U CLASS OFFICERS President ...... Charles Macherey Vice President .... A Guy .Malone Secretary ....... Deanna Carr enior Cfdfrid 66165 new 1- ,Q f-N 1.--1. WWW--wfw-.1--Q mmm wfma,,MwW.mwW- muy- ROGER L. ABINGTON Sweet Springs, Missouri Major: History Transfer Student From William Jewell College And Ottawa University. JAMES M. ALLEN Marshall, Missouri Major: Economics Sigma Nu 2,3,4g Football Letterman 4, Golf Letterman 2,45 V-Club 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. BEVERLY ALTIS Houston, Missouri Major: Human Relations Student Senate 3: Pan-Hellenic 2,3,4g Delta Zeta 1,2,3,4, S.C.A. 15 Music Society 1: W, S. G. A, 1,2,3,4g Band 1: Humanics Student Association 2,3,4. MARY ANN APPEL Aurora, Illinois Majorg Elementary Education Alpha Xi Delta 1,2,4g W. A. A. 1,2,4: Music Society I, W. S. G. A. lg S. N. E. A. 4. A..,,1 'S KENNETH L. ASBURY Moberly, Missouri Major: Physical Education Football Letterman 1,2,3,4g Co-Captain 4: Basketball Letterman 3: Track Letterman 1 ,2 ,3,4g MCAU-Confer- ence Football All-Star 4: NAIA Little All-American 2nd Team 45 V-Club 2,3,4g Beta Beta Beta 3,45 Co- Director Of Intramurals. CHARLES G. BILSTEIN Chicago, Illinois Major: Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4g Newman Club 2,3,4g President 2: Intramurals 2,3,4. CHARLES E. BLOCZYNSKI Athens, Wisconsin Major: Human Relations And Sociology President Of Student Body 4: Newman Club 1,2,3,4g DE LTA 3,43 Radio Workshop4: Basketball 1: Humanics Student Association 1,2,3,4gIntramurals 1,2,3,4gSAB 3,4 WILLIAM E. BRISLEY Marshall, Missouri Major: Economics Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Florida Marathon Run. DONALD C. COEN Lexington, Missouri Major: Physical Education Football Letterman 3,4, Basketball Manager 2,3g V-Club 3,45 Beta Beta Beta 2,3,4g S,N,E.A. 2,3. ROBERT 0. CRAVEN Carrollton, Missouri Major: Economics Student Senate 2,34 I.F.C. 3, Sigma Nu 1,2,3,4. EARL L. CRAWFORD Kansas City, Missouri Major: Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4, I.F.C. 3: Vesper Choir 1,2, A CappellaChoir 1,25 SABIDURIA 2:Valley Players 3,4. JACQUELINE RAE CURRY Chicago, Illinois Major: Elementary Education S. N. E. A. 3,4. CARLTON P, BYWATERS Marshall, Missouri Major: Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Florida Marathon Run. DEANNA MARIE CARR Trenton, Missouri Major: Music SABIDURIA Board 1: Who's Who 4: Pan-Hellenic 3,4g Delta Zeta 2 ,3,4, Historian 3 , lst Vice-Presi- dent 4, S, C. A. 2,3g Cap And Gown 4: Vesper Choir 2,3,4 faccompanistjg A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Music Society 2,3,4: Norsemen Accom- panist 3,4g Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 2: SABIDURIA 24 Pep Club 2,3,4, W, A, A. 2, W, S. G. A. 2,3, 4, President 4, 1958 Football Homecoming Queen, Junior Class Queen, Secretary And Treasurer, Senior Class: Valley Players 2,3, S. N. E, A, 2g Standards Committee Chairman 4, CARL C. CHRISTENSEN Dixon, Illinois Major: Human Relations Alpha Sigma Phi 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Pledgemaster 3: Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,Recording Secretary 2, 2nd, Vice-President 3, Pledgemaster 3: Humanics Student Association 1,2,3,4, Recording Secretary 2, President 3, DELTA Staff 1,2,3,4, Advertising Manager 2,3, Editor-in-Chief 3,45 SABIDURIA Board Chairman 4, SABIDURIA Staff 3,4: Who's Who 4, President Of Junior Class: Student Senate 4. PATRICK H. CIENCIWA Chicago, Illinois Major: Economics Football Letterman 3 ,4g V-C lub 4, Valley Players 1,2,4. JUDITH FRANCIS Wichita, Kansas Major: Sociology Alpha Xi Delta 3,45 President 45 S, C, A, 3,45 Beta Gamma Phi 45 Pi Gamma Mu 45 W. A. A. 3,45 Intra- mural Manager 3,45 W. S. G., A, 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Standards Committee 3,45 Senior Honor Privileges, MERRILL G. FRAZEE Marshall, Missouri Major: Physical Science Radio Workshop 45 Voice Of Valley 1,25 Advance Radio Publicity On Florida Marathon Run. JIM GARNER Carrollton, Missouri Major: Physical Education Track Letterman 1,2,3,4g V-Club 2,3,45 Co-Director Men's Intramurals 4. BETTY JEAN GREER Kansas City, Missouri Major: Physical Education W. A. A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 IntramuralMana- ger 1,25 Alpha xi Delta 1,2,3,4: s, C, A, 3,45 Vikettes 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 W, S. G. A. 35 S. N. E. A. 3,4. ROBERT J. FIESLER Okawville, Illinois Major: Economics Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Beta Gamma Phi 45 Senior Honor Privileges 45 Who's Who 4. ROBERT A. FISCHER Shepherd, Montana Major: History Tau Kappa Epsilon 3,4: S. C. A, 3.4: S.N.E.A. 3.4. ROSE MARIE FISCHER Shepherd, Montana Major: Education Delta Zeta 3,4: S. C, A. 3,45 Beta Gamma Phi45 S. N. E. A. 4. EVERETT L. FISHER North Kansas City, Missouri Major: Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,45 Student Senate 2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Nl JACK L. HARRIS Marshall, Missouri Major: Economics Florida Marathon Run 4. TERENCE HAWKES Marshall, Missouri Major: Economics Senior Honor Privileges, Team A Captain, Florida Marathon Run. ROBIN L. HICKLIN Kansas City, Missouri Major: Physical Education Football Letter 3,4: Track 3, V-Club 3,45 Beta Beta Beta 2,3,4, President 4. FRED R. HORNER Kansas City, Misssouri Major: Human ,Relations Tau Kappa Epsilon 3,4g S, C. A, 3,4:SABIDURIA 3: Intramurals 3 ,4g Humanics Student Association 3,4, JOEL GROSSMAN Chicago, Illinois Major: Sociology Independence Marathon Run 4: Student Senate 3. DIANNE JOHNSTON HACKLER Marshall, Missouri Major: Sociology Who's Who 4: Delta Zeta Sorority l,2,3,4, lst Vice-President 3: S. C. A, 1,2,3gGospelTeam2: Beta Gamma Phi 3,4, President 4, Vesper Choir 2,39 W. A. A. 2,35 W. S. G A. 2,3,4q Cap And Gown 3,4. LARRY E. HALL Raytown, Missouri Major: Physical Education Football Letterman 4: Track Letterman 3,45 fHolds School And MCAU-Conference Shot Put Recordjg MCAU-Conference Football All-Star: NAIA Little College All-Star, 2nd Team, Williamson Rating System lst Team All-Star, Intramurals 3,45 2nd Semester Young Hall Vice-President. RONALD G. HALL Granite City, Illinois Major: Physical Education Football Letterman 1,2,3,4g Track Letterman 1, 3,49 V-Club 1,2,3,4gMCAU-Conference All-Star: Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Beta Beta Beta 3,4. SHARON LEE KENNEDY Raytown, Missouri Major: Education Student Senate 35 Delta Board 45 S,S,L,C, 2,3,45 Pan-Hellenic 2,35 Delta Zeta 2,3,4, Vice-President: S. C. A. 1,2,3,45 Beta Gamma Phi 45 Who's Who 45 Vesper Choir 1,25 A Cappella Choir 1,25 Music Society 1,25 Voice Of Valley 1,2,35 W.S.G. A. 25 S, N, E, A, 4, RUDY KERSEY Kansas City, Missouri Major: Economics Football 15 Basketball 15 Golf 35 SABIDURIA 1, 2:,3,4, Editor 2,35 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,45 Pylortes 25 Histor 35 Honor Pledge5 Florida Marathon Run. CLAY KILLION Sweet Springs, Missouri Major: Music Vesper Choir 1,2,3,45 Assistant Choir Director. CHARLES ROBERT KNOTT Carrollton, Missouri Major: Economics Sigma Nu 2,3,45 Radio Workshop 45 Florida Marathon Run. : - ., . Ht. ' GORDON L. IMLAY Robinson, Illinois Major: Human Relations Vice-President Student Body 45 Student Senate 1,2,3,45 I. F, C. 2,35 Alpha Sigma Phi 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Presi- dent 3g S. C. A l.,2,3,4, President 35 Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Pi Delta Epsilon 3,45 Vesper Choir 1,25 A Cappella Choir 1,25 DELTA Circulation 1,2535 Football 15 Intramural Council 2. ROBERT E. INGRAM Port Huron, Michigan Major: Human Relations Alpha Sigma Phi 3,45 Student Senate 35HuII1ani0S Student Association 3,4. JOHN H. JARCHOW St. Louis, Missouri Major: Economics DELTA 45 Intramurals 2,3. JEROME D. JONES Granite City, Illinois Major: Economics Sigma Nu 2,3,45 Football Letterman 3,45 V-C lub 3 ,4. GUY L. MALONE Independence, Missouri Major: Art And Physical Education Football Letterman 2,3545 Co-Captain 45 Basketball Letterman 1,2,3,45 Track Letterman 3,45 Young Hall President5 V-Club 1,2,3,45 MCAU-Conference All- Star5 NAIA Little College All-American fHonorable Mentionj. AMY RUTH MARTIN Eldon, Missouri Major: Mathematics Student Senate 2,45 Who's Who 45 S, S, L, C. 35 Delta Zeta 1,2,3,4, President 3,45 S, C. A. 1,25 Beta Gamma Phi 45 Beta Beta Beta 3,45 Cap And Gown 3,45 Vesper Choir 1,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Music Society l,2, President 25 Orchestra 1,25 Vikettes 3,45 SABIDURIA 1,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 W. S.G. A. 35 Standa.rd's Committee 3,45 S, N, E, A. 1,2,3,4, President 25 Science Club 25 Senior Honor Privileges. KENNETH E. MARTIN Kansas City, Missouri Major: Physical Education Football Letterman 35 Track 3,45 Beta Beta Beta 3,45 V-Club 3,4. FLOYD RAY MOSEY Raytown, Missouri Major: Physical Education Football Letterman 1,2,3,45 MCAU Conference All-Star 45 V-Club 1,2,3,45 Track Letterman 25 Vice-President Of Sophomore Class. CHARLES LAHAY St. Louis, Missouri Major: Biology Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Football Letterman 1,2,3,45 Track Letterman 1,2,3,45 Holder Of School Javelin Record5 MCAU Conference Football All-Starg V-Club 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. JOHN H. LAUENBERG Kansas City, Missouri Major: Human Relations Alpha Sigma Phi 1,2,3,45 DELTA 1,25 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,45 S. C. A. 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Alpha Psi Omega 45 Pi Delta Epsilon 45 Vesper Choir 1,25 Voice Of Valley 1,2535 Valley Players 1,2,3,45 Senior Honor Privileges 4. CHARLES J. MACHEREY Chicago, Illinois Major: Economics Student Government 1,2,35S. S. L, C, 25 Senior Class President5 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,45 Newman Club 1,2,3,45 Radio Workshop 4. RUTH MAGEE Park Forest, Illinois Major: Education Alpha Xi Delta 2,3,45 S. C.A. 2,35 Cap And Gown 45 Vesper Choir 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3545 Music Society 2,3,45 W. A. A. 2,3,45 W. S. G.A. 2, 35 S. N, E. A, 45Vice-PresidentOfJunior Classg 1958 Homecoming Queen. if CHARLES H. NICHOLS Independence, Missouri Major: Physical Education Football Letterman 4gAlpha Sigma Phi 1,2,3,4g DELTA l,2,3,4g Intramural Council 1: Valley Players 2. JAMES L. NIXON Kahoka, Missouri Major: Human Relations Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4g Alpha Phi Omegal,2, 3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3g Humanics Student Association 1,2,3,4: Valley Players 2,3,4g Alpha Psi Omega 3,4. JULIA KATHERINE PAGE Marshall, Missouri Major: Elementary Education S, N, E, A, 3,4g 1958 Homecoming Attendantto Queen. JAMES M. QUEEN Chicago, Illinois Major: Economics Football Letterman 2,3,4, V-Club 2,3,4g Basket- ball Letterman 2g Track I,2,3,4g Norsemen 3,45 Vesper Choir 4, A Cappella Choir 4. JIM E. STOCKTON Independence, Missouri Major: Economics Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3,4. JAMES H. STUART Granite City, Illinois Major: Physical Education Basketball 1,2,3,4, Student Assistant Coach5 S. N. E. A. 4. PAULA JEAN SWANSON Kansas City, Missouri Major: English Pi Delta Epsilon, President 2,3,45 Vesper Choir 2,35 A Cappella Choir 2,35 DELTA 2,3,45 SABIDURIA 2, 35 Hand Book 2,35 W. S. G, A, 3,44 President Campbell Hall, 1959 SABIDURIA QUEEN. SUZANNE TONKIN Mission, Kansas Major: Human Relations S. C. A. lg DELTA 1,2,3,4, Circulation Manager 2,35 W, S. G. A. 1,2,3,45 Humanics Student Association 1,2,3,45 AmericanCamp Association 2,3. MARY ANN SHRADER Shackelford, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Newman Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 Valley Players 3,45 S. N. E. A. 2,3,4. DAN J. STANLEY Kansas City, Missouri Major: Physical Education Football Letterman 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track Letterman 1,25 V-Club 1,2,3,45 Vice-President Of Freshman Class. WILLIAM W. STEEN Marshall, Missouri Major: Economics Student Government 2,35 Mayor Of Valley Forge 45 A. P. O. 2nd Vice-President And Recording Secretary 2,3,45 Vesper Choir 1,2,35 A Cappella Choir 2,35Band 1,2,35 DELTA 1,2,3,45 SABIDURIA 3,4. WILLIAM R. STITH Arrow Rock, Missouri Major: Engineering Alpha Sigma Phi 3,45 Florida Marathon Run 45 Senior Honor Privileges. lift ij' .1-A ' Q MINNIE EMOGENE WRIGHT Clifton Hill, Missouri Major: Education Student Government 3,4, Treasurer 4: S. C. A. 1,2,3, 4: Gospel Team 1: B. S. U. 3,49 Valley Players 1.2: Play Casts 1,25 Music Society 2,3,4g W. S. G. A. 2,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4: S, N, E. A. 3,44 Sec-Treas. 4. JOHN W. KBUDJ YOULE Hannibal, Missouri Major: Economics Student Government 4: Interfraternity Council: Debate 4: Sigma Nu 2,3,4, Commander 4: Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. DONALD J. ZEEB Buffalo, New York Major: Human Relations A. P. O. 2,3,4, President 4: DELTA 4: Intramural Council 1,2,3g Humanics Student Association 1,2,3, President 4: Mo. Soc. 3,49 A. C, A. 1,2,3,4: B. S. A, 2,3,4: Play Casts 2. MARY LOUISE ZIEGER St. Louis, Missouri Major: Elementary Education Delta Zeta l,2,3,4g S. C. A, l,2,3,4gGospel Team 3,45 Music Society 4: W. S. G. A,4: S. N. E. A. 4: Valley Players 1. :iff . , if zz -. f.g.,.. ,u gw.i5'2z-mp.. - f RONALD W. WAISNER Marshall, Missouri Major: Economics Football 1,2g Intramurals l,2,3,4: Student Senate 3,4 LEONARD ANTHONY WALL Kansas City, Missouri Major: Economics Florida Marathon Run 4. ARTHUR E. WALTERS North Chicago, Illinois Major: Economics Sigma Nu 3,4. JAMES A. WILSON Marshall, Missouri Major: Economics Sigma Nu 4. mn .jczy ,gieinlwwwer C LASS OF FIC ERS , President ..., . . . Jerry Leslie -Vice President . ..... Dwayne Best Secretary .... . . . Marcia Rissler omior U 64155 CAM owen Ns-..w-sf' 7 :nf 1 r - - .Q t. Z.. Ni , ,L,, , , V - IIE. A 'H ,,., -' ,K-. I: 1 Y . eg KENNETH BROWN ROBERT BUEHRLE Hoisington, Kansas Chicago, Illinois DONALD COBB Kansas City, Missouri JOSEPH COLLARD Green Bay, Wisconsin DELWIN COUFAL Lyons , Illinois ROBERT CRADDOCK Raytown, Missouri CORADEAN CZESCHIN Kansas City, Missouri RONALD DAISS Wilmette, Illinois GWENDOLYN ALLEN Gilliam, Missouri GERALD ARNETT Sedalia, Missouri ELBERT ASPINALL Lake Geneva, Wisconsin TOM BE LZE Y Chicago, Illinois DWAYNE BEST Mendon, Missouri THOMAS BISHOP Denver, Colorado JOHN CAMPBELL DIANA CHRISTOFF Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Kansas City, Kansas . gi 5 it ., F: f sr is I, if . I ' .HQ 21. ai i - C ' Y , 'f' 'gf S ' AIIVT fie als HOWARD GREISL Cincinnati, Ohio BERKLEY HALL Marshall, Missouri CHARLES HANLEY Topeka, Kansas RIC HARD HASKELL Norborne, Missouri BRUC E HENRY Gashland, Missouri BUELL HOYT Chillicothe, Missouri ROBERT DAVOLI JACK DECKER Tonawanda, New York Hutchinson, Kansas I, f 7 'ffm Vi- ....,v- n -. 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EDwARDJAcoBs Buffalo, New York ' ANN HUMPHREY Kansas City, Missouri MILT DI GREGORIO Cicero, Illinois GRAHAM DUNB AR Evanston, Illinois WAYNE EICHELBERGER Marshall, Missouri BETTY ENGLISH Reeds Spring, Missouri DONALD FAUROT Grandview, Missouri JIM GILMORE Sweet Springs, Missouri .A I - ' I ,,'.Q da 3 6r'm'7'C'fF737 t' gb x + 31' a 1 Q Fh- FRED LONG BILL LUBENSKY Higginsville, Missouri Marshall, Missouri LINDA MAY Kansas City, Missouri JAMES MCBRIDE San Mateo, California CHARLES MCCUISTION Lee's Summit, Missouri DOUGLAS MCGLYNN Lee's Summit, Missouri SARAH MILEY Evanston, Illinois my z g 1, SIDNEY MILLER fa I f Appleton, Wisconsin ,A ,,,' L , EVELYN JOHNSON Kansas City, Missouri BEVERLY JORDAN Kansas City, Missouri CAROL KENNEDY Rock Hill, Missouri ELLIS KAPPELMAN Waverly, Missouri JOHN KURTZ LaPlata, Missouri JEROME LESLIE Kansas City, Missouri SHARON MAITLAND ROBIN MARRS LaP1ata, Missouri Kansas City, Missouri I. QF? EWR? - 1 sf S I , PAUL RYAN Allentown, Pennsylvania ALBERT SCHWAB Crystal City, Missouri MARY JANE SHAW Marshall Missouri DONALD SNIDER Cincinnati, Ohio KAY STEINHAUSER Independence , Missouri JAMES PENNY Marshall, Missouri MU' A iy -jf., 6 ' , . , 7' RICH STRICKLAND Flat River, Missouri JAMES POLLAK St. Louis, Missouri ROBERT PRICE Trenton, Ohio GARY RICKENBRODE Avalon Missouri M ARCIA RISSLER Sedalia, Missouri KAREN RODGE RS Bellflower, Missouri DAVID ROSS St. Louis Missouri 1.159 -Quay.. WILLIAM ZELLNER Wind Gap, Pennsylvania X f S X Q S li S DAVID THIELE Fredericktown, Missouri WILLIAM THILKING Independence, Missouri JOHN THORNTON Kansas City, Missouri ROBERT WEEKS, JR. Kansas City, Missouri EARL WELTY Grass Creek, Wyoming ROBERT WEINREICH Marshall, Missouri ROBERT WILLEMS Marshall, Missouri ROBERT WILLIAMS Stover, Missouri A ,il 7 xxx I XXXXQ' I I I vs ' ' Pl :rf I Xl X , lx, A I t 1:, I rx. lx. 31 Q, X lx! IS! .5219 OIWL 0If'8 CALM Cfdriri Queen W5 WariQn COL C LASS OFFIC ERS Ptesident ..... Jerry Max Hilton Vice President ..... Joyce Renals Secretary ..... . . . Mari1ynCo1e 2 ,ill -. I B X 1 LAWRENCE BIGGIE JOHN BROCK Buffalo, New York Aurora, Illinois DOLORES CARL Kansas City, Missouri CONNIE CARROLL Kansas City, Missouri JOHN CARVER Neosho, Missouri ROBERT C HRISM AN Concord, California NANCY COFFEY Platte City, Missouri MARILYN COLE Affton, Missouri WILLIAM BALL Slater, Missouri MICHAEL BALLARD Topeka, Kansas SONDRA BARNES St, Louis, Missouri DIANE BARTHEL Jefferson City, Missouri LYDIA BASYE Normandy, Missouri PATRICIA BELZEY Chicago, Illinois MIC HAEL BUCK Wilmette, Illinois -2, . K ' s, , M ARY BULLE Y Aurora, Illinois ALAN GIBSON Webb City, Missouri DUANE GROCE Fayette, Missouri DAVID GROSS Raytown, Missouri NORMAN GROSS Pleasant Hill, Missouri LOUIS CONRAD St. Louis, Missouri as ROBERT HARNED Boonville, Missouri JOHN HAYNER Marshall, Missouri TOMMY CURRY Sedalia, Missouri -,zN,s:s: f- , ' f 'ff QW, as 4'- qi, Y it N 2 La s S 9 if L Q 21 xy ,,. Fi J if If aff iz 2 f I g , ,,i, . 3 ' 3 i 9: I ii ' V ,.L' in lslli A X 0 W O O nfl' CHARLES HEEGN Kansas City, Missouri SUE HEC KART Sedalia, Missouri LOCKE DAME St. Louis, Missouri CHARLES DAY I-Iigginsville, Missouri VIRGINIA DUGGINS Houston, Texas RONNIE DURNS Kansas City, Missouri NANCY FRUIN St. Joseph, Missouri LINN GAULT LaPlata, Missouri assi' wivl- wif- f' ,,- 1 ,. ,-4 ,f Z ,f- f' f :- 4 A 3 ' 4 ' j - -jj, ff- ':. Q-, 'Q 5 , , Q ,. , A f- X ,.. 1-,af , ,, WJ, WALTER HICKLIN Kansas City, Missouri JERRY MAX HILTON Crane, Missouri GARY HOVIS Fredericktown, Missouri JULIA IMLAY Robinson, Illinois DONALD KALTHOFF Marshall, Missouri ART KNUEPPE St. Louis, Missouri MARY LEIGHTON CHARLES EDWARD LESLIE Mexico, Missouri KaI1Sff1S City, Missouri i l DAVID KRENTLER Indianapolis, Indiana MICHAEL LEVY Highland Park, Illinois PAUL KRESSIN Buffalo, New York JIMMIE LINSIN St. Louis, Missouri NANCY MARTIN Marshall, Missouri SUZANNE MARSHALL St. Louis, Missouri JANET MCCRAE Maryville, Missouri BARBARA MCDONALD St. Louis, Missouri ,Y ,, ii ,,qafw.. ,, ,,,, f ,.,, i.-.f, m SHIRLEY MUSGRAVE Raytown, Missouri NORMAN NEHER Chicago, Illinois GOLDA SUE PAGE Slater, Missouri RIC HARD PARKHURST Sedalia, Missouri VIRGINIA PERKINS St. Louis, Missouri BEN MCINTYRE Kansas City, Kansas ,, ,, ls I Q We ' F 3 Qiifgg is , l an l RICHARD PLOEGER New Haven, Missouri JOHN MCMULLEN Slater, Missouri xv .--Y 4 SN-'P-' X f LELAND POTTER MARYLN RANDALL Mendon, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri GORDON MEDARIS Belvidere, Illinois JAMES MEEK Nashua, Missouri CHARLES MITCHELL Los Alamos, New Mexico SANDRA MOORE Nevada, Missouri WILL ARD MORTON Marshall, Missouri KAREN MOTT Paris, Missouri as ROGER RINEY MELVIN ROGERS Mexico, Missouri Fairfax, Missouri ROBERT SC HAFER Gothenburg, Nebraska JOHN SCHELLENGER Manasquan, New Jersey JOHN SHARP Kirkwood, Missouri CAROLYN SHAUL Ladue, Missouri DOROTHY SIMONS Gary, Indiana LA JUNE SOUTHARD Marshall, Missouri .it KARL RAU Camp Lake, Wisconsin ROBERT REHN Highland Park, Illinois GRACE REILLY Butler, Missouri JOYCE RENALS Marshall, Missouri HELEN RENSCH Minneapolis, Minnesota RAYMOND RICONO Kansas City, Missouri JUDY ROMPH Jefferson City, Missouri JOHN ROOS St. Louis, Missouri M. I JFK Jil? BARBARA VAN SICKLE QONALD WADE Marshall, Missouri GLORIA WAGLEY Chicago, Illinois SALLY WILSON M.,-w Crane Missouri ROBERT WOODSMALL Independence, Missouri EDWARD CRAWFORD STOLZE St. Louis, Missouri j 8:5AI4'L6LIfL CAM Cfaaa Queen my CQVOQVL Saxfon C LASS OFFIC ERS President .......... Ken Causey Vice President ..... Chuck Stephens 'Secretary .... . . Jane Schmidt o X x FAYE BLACKFORD Shelbina, Missouri JAMES BLUM Marshall, Missouri KAY LYNNE BORDEN North Kansas City, Missouri ANNE BORMANN Webster Gr0ves,Missouri HARRY BRADLEY Delmar, Delaware STEPHEN BRAWNER Kansas City, Missouri LINDA ANDERSON THERESA BACKER Blue Springs, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri r-.- A X JAMES BROWN ROBERT BROWN Kansas City, Missouri Marshall, Missouri CYNTHIA BARBEE Highland Park, Illinois VIRGINIA BARNDS Fort Worth, Texas GLENN BARR Marshall, Missouri SHARON BEISLEY Nevada, Missouri RONALD BERRIER Bosworth, Missouri FOUNT BERTRAM Allardt, Tennessee fi ,E ,Q ,Ag 4 3 5 my irrh , JAMES CAMP DALE CARSON Nevada, Missouri Brunswick, Missouri VIRGINIA CHILDERS Union Star, Missouri PATRICIA CLARK Kansas City, Missouri GEORGE CLEMENS Marshall, Missouri WILLIAM COFFM AN Marshall, Missouri DONALD CUNNINGHAM Chicago, Illinois CHRISTINA DAC AY Puli Kauai, Hawaii RICHARD BUEKER Marshall, Missouri LINDA BURGESS Waverly, Missouri GEORGE BURRIS Webster Groves, Missouri RALPH BUTLER Festus, Missouri RONALD BUTLER Festus, Missouri DAVID CALHOUN Des Plaines, Illinois if a KENNETH CAUSEY DONALD CHAMBERS Delmar, Delaware Webster Groves, Missouri A . ' ' BARBARA GIBBONS Slater, Missouri EDWIN HARRIS Indianapolis, Indiana PATRICIA HAYS Kansas City, Missouri GERALD HEIL Hardin, Missouri CARRA SUE HEIMAN Brunswick, Missouri JAMES HELM Kansas City, Missouri SHIRLEY DALLWITZ SAM DYER Florissant, Missouri Marshall, Missouri fm ww., ai . , Q 7 - f' Q Q 0 Q o fi - X S X e x I JOHN HOTZE JOHN HUTCI-IINSON Webster Groves, Missouri Gravette, Arkansas GUILA ELSEA LaPlata, Missouri JAXINE FISHER Aurora, Illinois WILLIAM FOSTER Kansas City, Missouri DENNIS FREYLING Aurora, Illinois MARILYN FROEBEL Webster Groves, Missouri ROBERT FRY Carrollton, Missouri ME LVIN JACKSON Marshall M1ssour1 is .k-Q:. i J gm-my MICHAEL MCLELLAN 4 KAY JENKINS St. Lou1s MlSSOufl DONALD PEEBLES Pittsfield, Illinois FRANK Buffalo, LARRY PORTER Macon, Missouri C ELIA Siloam PELLEGRINE New York BILLIE SUE PIPER Marshall, Missouri RAMSEY Springs , Arkansas EVERETT RE HKOP Blackburn, Missouri DIXIE MINER DARREL MINK Kirkwood, Missouri Baylis, Illinois QQ 5 W 1-. J I GLYNDA RITTER GERALD RUTLEDGE North Kansas City, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri JUDY MORGAN Normandy, Missouri LOIS NEIDHOLDT Brunswick, Missouri LARRY NORTON Raytown, Missouri GENE OKE SON V Hebron, Illinois ROY OKORN Independence , Missouri BRUCE PEEBLES -:a' Pittsfield, 111111015 1 f ' 'ji g 1 . mi f . gg,fg:vf,o,, - Webs.: -1-iii - , Z ' ' zvfiiilsgiffsff - - ' K I ' 5f' 59f?,1 1.-HSI, ' viii ' - - ' 11? Q'f:7Z ':'., 'fsg . , T5 1 Sr' -iff . 'V ' ,, I 'Q ff , H a g, -252' , ,f g l,-5 S ' - flbi leifiai if- W: :Vi 121 Y 2 Elfiiaifv 1' ir e?-4 .fix ' mia fx, . new 'rfiiiis-'Q ,,,, .. -'. .f ,w,,fa:,,:g:5w:: ww: - smk lsi. ' , -fs '1sZQ: ,: i --ff fb ,, ,'i1sR:?:v':5:Q: . -f ' 1. V 'ffgiffiiii ,I 1 -17- 2.T.,.:, :fr. ,3i:- - .:f4:f: - '.' ' ,':-:.-Zgiigiiu M'gQ,jQ3'f-',:z. ,: A252 1' ii fi S ai wi MARILYN SADDLER Kansas City, Missouri TERRENCE SADEWHITE Marshall, Missouri BERNICE SAM SON Marshall, Missouri DALE SANDBERG Hampton, Illinois CAROLYN SANDER Webster Groves, Missouri CAROLYN SAXTON Kansas City, Missouri DEAN SCHULZE REMINGTON SCHUYLER, JR i-:jfs J QQ 2-iiufk RICHARD SCHERPENISSE JANE SCHMIDT Vandalia, Missouri Mar-shall, Missouri Bowling Green, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri VAN SCOTT Marshall, Missouri KIT SEVERSEN Woodstock, Illinois WENDELL SHILDMYER Norborne, Missouri CHARLES SHERMAN Kansas City, Missouri R. CLYDE SHIPLEY Drexel, Missouri JUDITH SIEVERS St. Louis Missouri I . L A K J' I - f i f . ' L I h. iiii I LEILANI SPORLEDER St. Louis, Missouri DAVID STALLING Malta Bend, Missouri CHARLES STEPHENS Raytown, Missouri SANDY STEPHENS Kansas City, Missouri JOHN SIKORA Madison, Illinois JOSEPH STERRETT Slater, Missouri IAN STIRRAT Maplewood, Missouri SHIRLEY SKYLES St. Louis, Missouri ,f DAVID ST. JOHN DANA STREET North Kansas City, Missouri Clinton, Missouri DAVID SLADE Lake Village, Arkansas ROGER SLEAD Raytown, Missouri ARVIA SMIT H Sullivan, Missouri RIC HARD SMIT H Lafayette, Indiana JAMES SMITH Terrytown, New York JOHN SORBELLO Hammond, Indiana A ilhr S 7 7 ' s SUSAN STULL A I ' 3' V South Bend , Indiana ' sm R L E Y T E G T M E YE R I if H Qi : L a M o nte , Mis s ou ri Q A Q L E s LIE T U C K E R ' - North Kansas C ity, Missouri .am M I .. ,L,L ' If E 3 1 TTTL ' RICHARD UHLEMANN Highland Park, Illinois RONALD WALTERS Concord, California CHARLES WILLIAMS Marshall, Missouri STEPHEN WEGER LARRY WINBURN Robinson. Illinois Lee 's Summit, Missouri GILSON WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIS Pawhuska, Oklahoma Marshall, Missouri 1 CECELIA WOODWARD Marshall, Missouri LARRY WORMS Affton, Missouri 5 if QQ 47 IIIIGA IZATIII S ,,: ' QW? Q 5 , E if -1 7 'NNQ is X ' 5- 'vi if X -'?5' S5 ' ....i' ilu: Z QS- ' A ii X -if hz' 1 -ji 2 ? 'ix .X l-1 :ig I A X 'Ck :X X flii , . :gf ,-- T.-J ., ?f: 4 Aw bi -ggi.-ff :,. 1 : f lx 1.x -z f- , . - I y 'N 'Sxx , 5 ,ff 1 5 - i ff' A ? X E --- ' I fx' i it-Ei I I lg g f 1 , 1 T ' T 'J ' , ' 'ff 'i ' V. Y ly . 3 Q Li if 51- 1 - 'A 'V K pl W If f if M A .4 -1 I - ' i -.-- ' , ' 1+ . f 0 W l -1 1 slunfml sfmm Chuck Blm:zynski,pres Advisor to the Senate GORDON IMLAY, Q 'T Student Senate SEATED: Amy Martin, Sandra Moore, Emogene Wright, Christensen, Bruce Peebles, Gary Rickenbrode, Chuck Janet McCrae, Virginia Perkins. STANDING: Pres., Chuck Heegn, Joe Collard, Chuck Macherey, Paul Kressin, Bud Bloczynski, Linn Gault, Wait Hicklin, Ed Leslie, Carl Youle, Vice Pres.,GordonIm1ay. Q 'ir iyeee, 1' Lqv' 5- ' . Qty' Alun- xN, 'MTS flf- - 5' 46x xx K-1, e I 'X : M ,tt X C. i 1-,ff ' '29 '51 f . .5 -22: 'W MW, Ja . , -'H '- f J f ei w.-'.,w',V.- 1. . ..f. . M., 9 . ian' ',f. a V S'f e3?i - -. 'if1..gA:.,43 . 1 ' I f- if fe X in aetien e ff xfx ,h W :L N, ' x S I .QV ' .I txfi 1 keg-ef SHALL ,K X O x : ' 5 X e q mg' N Senators in Action The Student Senate is the recognized student governing group on the Valley campus. ' is concerned with the voice of the students through the democratic processg with the f couragement of bigger and better student activitiesg with the educational environment of ea and every student: and with the overall educational environment of our nation, This year, the Student Senate has strived to enhance student participation in all activities, to continue the established activities of the past, and to establish new activities which would enrich the student experience. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL:Chairman,Gordon ImlaygTreasurer, Senators Amy Martin, Ed Leslie, Walt Hicklin. Emogene Wrightg Senate Rep., Ed Leslieg Secretary, Janet McCraeg President, Chuck Bloczynski. Treasurer Emogene Wright explains system to Senators, Carl Christensen, Joe Collard, Sandra Moore and Janet Grou in action McCrae, P ' Cenate Cooial life Committee Mm., STANDING: Back Rowg Roger Wesley, George Phillips, Art Walters, Advi RJ sor Mrs. Darold Jenkins, Chairman Dave Gross, Louis Conrad. Middle Rowg Sharon Maitland, Coradean Czeschin, Kay Steinhauser. John Brock. Jackie Wettengel, Diana Vail, Emogene Wright. SEATED: Chapel Committee STANDING: Mr. Harold Rutan, Doug McGlynn, Dr. SEATED: Barbara Milo Milanovich , Jack Kurtz, Jerry Max Hilton. M. Earle Collins, Q3 'V Van Sickle, Sharon Maitland, Dr. Barbara Maitland, Betty English. ima aw Inter-fraternit Council -.wi STANDING: Left td Rightg Art Walters, Jerry Max Hilton, Howard Greisl. SEATED: Bud Youle, Charles MCCuistion, Elbert Aspinall. Q O LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Greer, Beverly Altis, Pat Belzey, Deanna Carr, Kay Steinhauser, Sharon Maitland, ,. , .5 X11 nz We . ww ., -f ,, . ,., ,X F f Mfr ar xl! 35 is 2X Q f Q 5 X3 K X . 5 X SH at BERTRAM BUTLER,RJi CLEMENS k' ' ' Xlfiviiigfii .X X,X .K TWWQV X .,..,f X S Q. 5 2 E fi ffm. XQngfgm: Xwhw fi? X Fa. - . uw 53 'iggi ii 5 , dm 4? N mv- 5 J GRoss,D. MPHA CH PIER X. . XXX, .15 ws: My A BISHOP BROCK BROWN BURRIS X X ,SX X Xa .XX ,. X-. X . X X S X X15 X X X 2 X X X 4. X XXX Qs X? fwva Ivfrfmlflf ii: CAMPBELL 2 I ' fa-5. ' 'X-Xi ' i gw ffwzfessgz ' aw : .- XXX:X,'XXwXgf-ff ' x -m e 5419? 1 'g.:':.'::2, V -' 5 X um ,,,,,XXgs1X.X,X,,XX Q kai, . X, 3 XX Us VT! as N x tk XS 9 Xu K X X X ' X PQ 3 -X Xff Q 4 X . 6w,wg,5. .. .L A V V is 5 525 gig Xl ss. eg. Xu X 5 sa X S XX in 2 X LN A V' WX X ., - MX A ' DECKER 1 ' , s 4 'SX X ,:X,, O . iii 6' LM :X .,X, Xw XXX: - 4X'-sX-1X-. X- E ,,.:X, , X X,.f1 1 Mg, .. .. ,. S., X-sm X. Q ,X :EN TQX L - , X X X. s Qs 'il Ai gg x V a n X: , HARNED IMLAY Xia 4'f ii X Q?XywifiWff A X ,X- ' fi ? X in ' 1 f . R . X A ' ,: ,'-' 4 'iE.FS2lSEE5Es. .X-' ' :f'- 'Yf'f:wT4 X: ?'-'Xi W ' KAPPELMAN KISTE KRENTLER MARRS MCCUISTION X .. 5 M, f3,,Qfk Q .r f RQ: X F 2 .N 5 ' S ,, ish-e 1- N' X, 5 mmmww N . -, hwg X na ' , f 5717: Qsfz1eifE5zi 2 .klwyifg-1 MCCUTCHEON MEDARE MERRHJJ NHTCHELL NEILL NICHOLS OKESON PRICE Mme F 'G fiiyx SLE AD STITH THIELE WEEKS WELTY DR. STELLWAGEN , ' ri 'E 51 ,se la. , .23 'W-.ka . X ' k Qs , 'KS ' V i h- K A I S ' - v , . 3 N I S X .Q X '6 X ak i 5 K S LL A K ',f.1ii.a W SCHWAB :',, W Li Yvmg ,Q ,. Emir: 3 . f Q 5 E ml - WALTERS SHARP WEGER PH THE NIGHT the BIDS WENT OUT Chuck Tells Them They Listen if Mmm aiu ? r-153 -i ,,g F' ss., 32-T, 1? Ib., , 5 a 4, -Q.. ff.,- ' 55 .L-. ii? Mi 3'.'ffli- Me 'L ' ff , -' ' W. 'fi' Bob Explains the Social Aspects of Fraternity Life. Alpha Sigma Phi was founded one hundred thirteen years ago at Yale Universityon Dec. 6, 1845. It is the tenth oldest national social fraternity and has 58 active undergraduate chapters. The basic principle of the fraternities program is to better the man socially, intellec- tually and morally, Alpha Omicron chapter was founded June 2, 1945 as the result of the local Alpha Delta Kappa fraternity petitioning the national organization, During our thirteen years of active participation on the Valley campus many outstanding leaders have been produced. The Brothers Add a Festive Note Dr. Stellwagen Speaks Great Success, Alpha Sig Assembly Activities for this academic year started out with the pledging of 16 men. The float entered in the Homecoming parade received the third place award. Highlighting the fall social program was the Homestead Party with a Playboy theme. Thirteen men were pledged the second semester. Shortly after first se- mester finals, seven new men were conducted within the Mystic Circle. The Bohemian M 5 1 l A Replica of the Pin Party in February was very unique. High- lighting the fraternity year and the ca.mpus social program was the traditional Black and White Formal held April 25 at the Missouri National Guard Armory. Get It Wiley! Third Place Homecoming Is Tomorrow Orlando Bound Brothers GRACELAND FALLS Spree Day Activities Fall Pledge C lass Roll 'e m-Robin! ' ,' f, 1 ,5 P T' -4 if J' V - 2 - fs, tv -TQ.. 5 So Take This Pin.. Bohemian, I Guess! How Do You'uns Rate? ' ,L x,:EI.. -Ax' , A ,:.2, l,,,. . Vi 5 'EV V, . A 5 3 , -f r A .L A 2. is :'. 22 - l lsl 1 Quiet Evening In The Down- stairs Clubrooms N. 'W Razz-a-ma-tazz Spring Pledge Class What Price Glory? 1 of 4 Where Are The Other Two Class Heart Throbs From The Big White House? Always Welcome Honor Pledge Mitchell V The Mighty Eric HBLACKBOTTOMH dw-mmm ,V-f 1 Baby Mr. Playboy and Playmate? The Redfords, Our Houseparents LOCKE DAME MARILYN FROEBEL SHIRLEY SKYLES JAXINE FISHER GLORIA WAGLEY ff AA AA A ' :2..Q AAA 1 A A ' , ZV g -AA. mf JUDY M ORGAN BARBARA MILORADOVICH ANNE BORMANN DOROTHY SIMONS MARILYN TRUMP VIRGINIA P ERKINS LINDA ANDERSON RUTH MAGEE JACQUELINE WETTENGEL CAROLYN SANDER DOROTHY THOMAS Alpha Xi llelta sl?- 'Sw ff in A ' f 19 ' X 1 x Aff 1 JUDY FRANCIS , , x , M MARILYN COLE Pres'd t f ' , f 1- V' -P 'd t 1 en YABXQQ m,x ICG T651 E11 J MARY ANN APPEL NANCY FRUIN CNAQ - Membership Chairman Corres. Secretary Re JANE SC HMIDT SALLY WILSON BETTY GREER cording Secretary DIANE BARTHEL BEVERLY JORDAN KAY STEINHAUSER Treasurer ARVIA SMITH PAT BELZEY DIANA VAIL SHIRLEY DALLWITZ an ,- ,-m wx fn Y V., ,, '--V . MM.,-w ... Q13 DIAN A C HRISTOF F Recording Secretary JANIE SHAW AMY MARTIN DEANNA CARR First Vice-President President Second Vice-President 1 1 SANDRA MOORE SHARON MAITLAND ' Historian Panhellenic Delegate L-fb!! I MARCIA RISSLER Treasurer V in n itii A B EVERLY Am-is ross MARIE FISCHER n ir etrt A D E L T A ,te .R ,LAe?,,e Ni-f 1 ig .1.V TI-IERESA BACKER DOLORES CARL V CORADEAN CZESCHIN VIRGINIA DUGGINS O N O GUILA ELSEA SHARON KENNEDY VALERIE MATTEA ,W .1- DIANNE HACKLER CARRA SUE HEIMAN JULIE IMLAY SHIRLEY MUSGRAVE MARYLYN RANDALL Jovcs RENALS 1 rr.-v4. 4 ','g, IAQ! CMP! J, EMA Un hxd ' RHI 'E iiifh . ' ,ff 1 ' IF! ,x ' I, ,g -. -ff V X f..,- I 6 MARY LOUISE ZIEGER MARILYN SADDLER CAROLYN sum SAXTON BARBARA MAITLAND I SUZANNE MARSHALL 1 DIXIE MINE R me Y Aix , x A 3 -S I I Mmm, X W L f I s 1 ai- !v F I w v-- , lduvpu V ' H mecOIn1ng Q I 1958 Foglgjsgxgegnna Carr 1dMiY1nrer Hom f J Ss Carra Secoming li lle Heimjilleen , fc' . ,XXV 9 J 2 X Agi NWQxE, b WJ W xxXCxX !xyXK , X - V' X i t 5-,R , , J 'N M R: M' . ,i lVf'- N '.. ' 'f'K X Xi' X V Q 'N ,Z , X X X ff ' W? A ' XX N x 1 If 1959 Spring Pledge Class Z? I booP'dee,do0! ' Boo, ' X l AM91'rv ru 1, x I - 3. i 2 f f- ,M - ,A 1 M oua sP0N50Rf Mrs' OUR C ff g N X Q I-I 51,1 ,Egg ig 1 J X ,a .ikl.,l,,L'E5i?YiQ' J I , f 'X Dar old Jenkins OLLEGE M CHAPT FS. J0gephineERR DIRECTO Sed R We wear the lamp of gold with its diamond and four pearls and proud we are of it. We're the girls of the Gamma Gamma Chapter of the Delta Zeta National Social Sorority. Fun, friendship, happiness, enrichment of life, highidea1s,10ya1ty, good scholarship, participation in coll t' ' ' l ' ' ' ege ac 1v1t1es, eadership, and consideration of others--these are but a few of the goals of the Delta Zetas of Missouri Valley College. We startedthis year off withaROARIN' 20's PARTY. Everyone dressed in the latest flapper fashion Thi s was followed by the ANNUAL ROSE BANQUET at The Homestead in Sedalia. The pledges' hayride was enjoyed bypledges and actives alike. We won FIRST PLACE for our GATE DECORATION at Homecoming. The CHRISTMAS PARTY was lots of fun and all the DZ's had a very Merry Christm s. I F b ' a n e ruary DZ s had an ARABIAN NIGHTS PARTY and a FACULTY TEA. The seventh of March was the date set for our CORONATION BALL, The theme this year was DELTA ZETA'S ISLE OF GOLDEN DREAMS and a night of dreams it was for the new officers. The closing event of this ear was th AL - y e UMNAE BRIDGE - a get-together of the DZ's here at Valley and the DZ Alumnae. We're very proud of our sisters who were chosen as various queens--Deanna Carr as Football Hom C . . . . . e oming Queen, Carra Sue Heiman as Mid-Winter Homecoming Queen, and Susie Saxton as Freshman Class Queen. Gamma Gamma is proud of its high scholarship and academic honors. The Fall Semester Dea,n's H . f . onor List held the names of 19 Delta Letasg the Spring Semester Dean's Honor List held the -names of 11 DZ's. Six DZ's were namedto BETA GAMMA PHI five DZ's to the SENIOR HONOR PROG , RAM, four DZ's to WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, three DZ's to CAP AND GOWN, one DZ to ALPHA PSI OMEGA, and one DZ to BETA BETA BETA. During the year we sang at the beautiful serenades of our sisters Marcia Rissler, Janie Shaw, Sandra Moore, Val Mattea, and Susie Saxton, Sunshine and shadows, laughter and tearsg we'll share together all these long years. Faithful and loyal we'll ever be. Dear Delta Zeta, how we love thee. BUD YOULE CHARLES REID DELWIN COUFAL BETA GAIVIIVIA CHAPTER Ill SIGMA IIHIAIHI HY Recorder Advisor Advisor CHARLES HANLEY ARTHUR WALTERS ROBERT WOODSMALL Chaplain Social Chairman Pledge Marshal xgxllugf? -f ' 'R- Q Xf QUEW6 ROBERT DAVOLI P AUL KRESSIN Pledge Trainer MIKE LEVY Alumni Chairman ARTHUR KNUEPPE Sentinel AL RUSSELL JIM WILSON ROBERT KNOTT VAN SCOTT To Believe In The Life Of Love, To Walk In The Way Of Honor, To Serve In The Light Of Truth- this is the Life, the Way, and Light of Sigma Nu-this is the Creed of our Fraternity. JERRY JONES JIM ALLEN KARL RAU LARRY BIGGIE BOB WILLIAMS 1 . GRAHAM DUNBAR DAVID ROSS RICHARD RUSNAK PRINCIPLES OF SIGMA NU LOVE LEARNING TRUTH HONOR DEMOCRACY DEAN SCHULZE JOHN SORBELLO I it 5 BUELL HOYT JOHN CARVER GARY HOVIS BOB CRAVEN JERRY ARNETT 3 ? Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Our early name was known as the Knights of the Legion of Honor, The principles of the Knights of the Legion of Honor soon spread to the other colleges and universities and eventually the Legion became known as Sigma Nu. The purpose of Sigma Nu is to build character which is accomplished by placing an emphasis on scholarship and fellowship. Sigma Nu tries to prepare men for life after college by creatinga high sense of honor and alove for fellowman. The fraternity is dedicated to the function of providing wholesome, helpful and stimulating fellowship for its members. Beta Gamma Chapter of Sigma Nu was founded here at Missouri Valley College in 1891. Soon after being founded, it was necessary for the chapter to go subrosa, but in 1931 the chapter again became active, Through the year, Beta Gamma Chapter has built a high reputation by preserving the principles of Sigma Nu, Two awards were received by the chapter this year. One was the Inter-Fraternity Plaque for having the highest Greek men's scholastic average on campus. The other award was the first prize trophy given for the best decorations for Football Homecoming, Socially, Sigma Nu had more than their share of parties, A few of our more outstanding ones were our Brothers Parties held in Indian Foothills Park and our annual Sigma Nu TKE Christmas Dance held at the VFW hall in Marshall, Our White Rose Formal which is our highlight of social events was again a big success this year. Our rush season was very successful this year. We feel that the men we pledged are of the character that has helped make Sigma Nu one of the top ten fraternities in the US. The house is the fullest it has ever been in years and we are planning to keep it that way. Doris and S. All American Boy 5. fggggi 'N M fx , 4 .wf,4A.. M151 by g 1 f ,,.., - Kids Q: 5 6 raise ' Mrs. Chief .W . . .,.. .....,.....,.,.,..,M . W. 5 C harming ain 't we 'Hera 'g A Who '11 win in 'sci 1 Semper 'Fidelis Nh, Pop IMI KPPA H'Sll0 Again, Valley's most progressive fraternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon, has maintained its position of leadership on Valley's campus. From its founding in 1953, Delta Upsilon Chapter has been ever moving forward while striving to live up to the high principles of our fraternity. Delta Upsilon Chapter passed a milestone in its growth this year as we initiated our one-hundredth member. We feel this is a fine achievement since our charter in Tau Kappa Epsilon is less than four years old. Our Founder's Day banquet was held at Flat Creek Inn in recognition of our House Mother, Mrs. Patton, and the Chairman of our Board of Control, Mr, Price Bywaters. We recognized Mrs. Patton with a bouquet of Red Carnations, our fraternity flower, and Mr. Bywaters received the Teke Medalion for his outstanding service to this chapter since its beginning, Also recognized at the Founder's Day banquet was Everett Fisher who was named the first recipient of the Wharff -Nixon Bull-Throwing Trophy for his sportsmanship and general good nature around our house. Being a social fraternity we feel we have had an outstanding social program again this year. Adding to our social program again this year were informal gatherings in the chapter room for dancing, monthly birthday parties, and periodical snacks. One of the highlights of the social season on campus during the fall semester was the annual Teke-Sigma Nu Christmas Dance at the V.F.W. Hall. This year's RedCarnation Ball was undoubtedly one of the finest formal affairs held at Missouri Valley in recent years. This dance is given each year in honor of the young lady who is chosen to reign as our Teke Sweetheart for the following year. In May we again traveled southward to the Lake of the Ozarks for our annual co-educational weekend. This outing was one of the most enjoyable events of the whole year for all who were in attendance. Our Fall pledge class undertook the project of completely renovating our office and the men turned the room into one of the best looking rooms on campus. This project just about completes the remodeling of our house. It has taken us since we moved into it in the fall of 1955, but with a good group of men working toward the same goals the nucleus is there to get the job done. We are very proud of our house for many reasons, but mainly because we can look around and find something in which each of us have made improvements. For the first time in the history of our chapter we have won a major intramural sport by capturing the 1958 Intramural Football championship. Another honor bestowed upon our chapter this year was the first place trophy for homecoming float and second place in house decorations. Yes, we are still making progress in all fields and feel we have come of age as a fraternity on this campus. Q YQ.- I IH! MIO Al HBAIHI IW , A E 9-,.. --..,. K -., 6' x - X4 if :' '. f f 5 'z ' D zo 4 Ez 1 . X V 1 X, ' 'X I s v 9 ' 4' ...... f T Mrs. Marian Patton, otherwise known as Mom is our house mother and is shown here with her daughter Carmen. Mom long ago learned that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach and she does a wonderful job of baking and cooking for us on special occasions. We certainly owe much to her as she helps make Valley our home away from home. 41500000 ' 4 ,Lia ,au 'Qt ff. :E --5 . A Q g g ag, MISS CECELIA WOODWARD 1959 Teke Sweetheart During the annual Red Car nation Ball Miss Cecelia Woodward of Marshall be came our 1959 Teke Sweet heart. 'Sam was escorted to her throne by Frater Rudy Kersey whom she will marry in June. Professor Rodney L, Wells is our chapter advisor and has officiated very compe- tently in that position since our chapter was founded as Alpha Gamma Colony in 1953. Indeed it has been much through his keen interest in our progress and his oftimes wise advice that our chapter has grown so well in the past four years . We are sure that Mr. Wells will continue to be a very important part of Teke at Missouri Valley in years to come. f The TKE Victory Bell is a symbol and perhaps one of the causes of the tremendous Viking spirit which has been noted on campus this year. This bell was taken to Florida on the Marathon Torch Run in hopes that it would bolster the spirit of the football team. We are planning to take it to many of our out of town games in the future and are sure it is going to rank right along with Valley Will Roll as a part of the Viking Spirit. 75 l ug k,.L-wf QN-ifV-'ixgggggzwl ' , 'ww . W,......,... ., lv ,H ,,.. , , , ,N w X I' A, KW i -35 Hey Ure tickling me I' 351-Iey! Eyaiiit a sec A X NZ fn, V: ' 55 K lv wwf L ggi, gm, YQ W Q ' f ,s3f1iggigQi,+ igmz I 2 'if i - msegg L A W H M yfifgwifi, 3'5'f'??Ei i. A Ni the nam ., k'Xf.hafg, A . if ' - .4 f Ah come on You don 't mean 5 CL '4r' K Ln' M x, - .Qf,3,5f,5 5 33:1 Y-ff g Viifiik, S . 1 Old MacDonald had a fgrm. 25 g ,, Qi 15.4, wail. , in a hurry ? vote for if Bb Evaluation 1 Sim Ns Fugitive the Red. ,gh -1 I W A A .4 A ' LAw ?ii'f?H'w ELBERT ASPINALL CHUCK MACHEREY Prytanis Epiprytanis JOHN THORNTON HOWARD GREISL Hegemon Histor SIDNEY MILLER Grammeteus JOE COLLARD Pylortes DON SNIDER CHUCK BILSTEIN Hypophetes Crysophylos BILL BALL TOM BELZEY 7 K -:KIM The Nlen of Delta llpsilnn CARLTON BYWATERS BOB CHRISMAN EARL CRAWFORD DON CUNNINGHAM EVERETT FISHER ' JOHN HAYNER CHUCK HEEGN BRUCE HENRY 7,-7 ,r Z , ggiyf , 'K -xg , , mx'-zz 1- 'v -1- -'gzggg . QL f V, i ff--'f w r K, 'Q I ,, ' 2.91 '- ,fygiy I' v ain.-:f Wi ' :. 1:15. ' . ' . ' 5 ' -K' ' - , we ' . ' A U s-f I .f55..' f-' . I 'WSI F'f :F-'f -f ' 523 1.53, 1: S35-Ls . PE? 5igii1i,:-,qw 1 '- -uinr' , .peg . 1, gS,X 'M,g3 5' k BOB FISC HER FRED HORNER P - g1g'1 gk ' C ,l3,.'l! Q ! 1 If I KEN JAGODITSCH RUDY KERSEY JIM NIXON DICK PARKHURST JIM LINSIN JIM MCBRIDE WILLARD MORTON JIM PENNY GARY RICKENBRODE JOHN ROOS fl-it If A. 1 of Iau Kappa Epsilon 1. JOE STERRETT LEE STIEGER CRAWFORD STOLZE LES TUCKER JOHN MCMULLEN MIKE BUCK GLENN BARR RICHARD UHLEMANN ROY OKORN DAVE STALLING JIM SMITH 'I ',. . inlets , I Q 1 ? I ' Y ' 'X , 3 5, p ' W , Sf' S a I 1 525557 H, J i ly K ' - I - I I FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS: First RowgMrs, J.R.Napton, Dick Ploeger, Chuck Stephens, Larry Winburn, Mickey McLellan, Ian Stirrat, Kit Seversen. Second Rowg Larry Norton, Linn Gault, Dave St. John, Bob Schafer, Dave Ualhoun, Mike Ballard. Third Rowg Ben Mclntyre, Roger FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Seatedg Mrs. Napton, Dorm Directorg Standingg Jack Kurtz, Secretary and Treasurer, Dwayne Best, Vice- Presidentg Guy Malone, President. Wesley, Carl Long, Dick Scherpenisse, Doug McGlynn, Bob Buehrle, Frank Pellegrine. Fourth Row, Tom Curry, Don Stout, Jim Helm, Larry Hall, Harry Bradley, Jack Kurtz, Guy Malone, Dwayne Best. lHl I Illllllllllllll The actual organization, The Independent Men of Young Hall, was founded three years ago, largely through the efforts of the dormi- tory president, Bill Hern. It was founded for the purpose of giving the men on campus who wished to remain independent an opportunity to take part in campus affairs through an organization and in the past three years it has served this purpose admirably. THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS: First Row,JimQueen,Steve Martin, Ray Mosey, Bob Craddock, Stanley Wojcik, Pat Cienciwa, Ed Leslie, Jerry Douthitt, Mrs. Napton. Second Rowg Bill Blanton, Ron Durns, Bob Stuart, Hans Lange, Jim Meek, Robin Hicklin, Mel Rogers, Jim Camp, Chuck Bloczynski. Third Row, Charley Cooper, Dennis Freyling, NI Ill YIIUIS HAH The 1958-59 year was a very active one for the men. During the first semester many of our men were busy playing on one of the finest small college football teams in the country. Those who were not directly involved on the playing field, picked up a second on the Homecoming float and a third on dorm decorations. During this past year Young Hall has had possession of both the Men's Intramural Trophy and the plaque for the best organizational assembly of the 1957-58 year. As this section of our yearbook goes to press we are planning to spend at least part of the second semester trying to retain these trophies. Walt Hicklin, Jim Stuart, Don Cobb, Ken Martin, Tom Lappin, Joel Grossman, Sherman Williams.I-'ourth RowgR.C.Shipley, Dale Carson, John Sikora, Jerry Leslie, Bruce Freshwater, Leland Potter, George Phillips, Darrel Mink, Jack Schellenger, Harry Bradley. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Seatedg Mrs. Napton, Dorm Director. Standingg Jack Kurtz, Secretary and Treasurer, Dwayne Best, President: Larrv Hall. Vice-President. 3 Q B2 .X I, zu 351: 45 X x X ll 1 , f may ,' f X A X0 WZ l X f l 1, f - Ny M K lx, , E of ,X 2 X X ' , . Y , - 6 V 1' oo M W ' i L f ,1:- if in W , x A Q, ' if M S A , N i l 4 X W ' 3 x IE ',, L , Q ' i , , A 'bk '-x K , , 3, J, ,,:.i L- l Y V , . A . ., . , 4 51 i'x ' K.,i 1 A V X' RR , x , ', fi, A .V i , F V ! . f 4 'thx vga' U A 1 4 ' V 9 'HR K , i L - -fi . fl 1, 1 L N AL A -- E5 Q ' 5:54 A 554k , fb EL :I ' Dr. Stellwagen ' Dean Banta Chairman, Advisory 5 J .. Faculty Advisor Committee 'fy' VE' STANDING: Left to Right, Frank Pellegrine, Gene Okeson, Don Zeeb, Dr. J. H. Stellwagen, Gary Rickenbrode, John Paul Ryan, Dave Krentler, Charlie Newman, Bob Willems, Sharp, Chuck Bloczynski. SEATED: On Floorg Ben McIntyre, Louie Conrad, Al Aspinall, Don Faurot, Bob Schafer, Ken Bob Chrisman, Ian Stirrat, Howard Greisl. Brown, Jim Stockton. SEATED: Gordon Imlay, Sid Miller. MPHA PHI UNIHIA Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity, composed of college men who have been previously affiliated with the Boy Scouts, and have an earnest desire to render service to others. Being a Service Fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega crosses all lines of honorary, social and professional fraternities, and thus members of other campus organizations may also be active in this fraternity. Through co-operation with other organizations the programof Alpha Phi Omega may be made most effective. The program of Epsilon Epsilon Chapter here at Valley is built around a constant effort to serve the student body and faculty, the youth of our community, members of the fraternity, and the nation as participating citizens, No year is declared successful unless at least one major aspect of the overall program is devoted to serving each of the above areas. Be a Leader...Be a Friend... Be of Service... Entertainment for Open Smoker '-QM u-- v .,.., Q ' . Az - - .,.., .- I, xx .4 ,.., --v--- Q ' rly- , .,,.A :,,.. 2 X xxfxsxxs E 0 , XXIX Ks X Our Pin Leo Hayob Speaks at Recognition Dinner Concession Stand Business Booms AAAHAICA HIIAAA ICS Hlll IIAIIII Student Association QVAANIC 'A A r i O i t C .. A 'len BACK ROW: Left to Right, Earl Welty, Carl Christensen, Tom Garvey, Ed Harris, Jack Merrill, Ron Walters, Bob Davoli, Bob Chrisman, Al Aspinall, Fred Horner, Jim Smith, Don Snider. THIRD ROW: Mike Ballard, Ken Jagoditsch, Jack Decker, Evelyn Johnson, Ken Brown, Don Flurot, Bob Schafer, Mike Buck, Ben McIntyre, Dean Dr. W. Hobart Hill Resident Administrator Crafton. SECOND ROW: Chuck Bloczynski, Steve Weger, Ian Stirrat, Pat Hays, Diana Christoff, SidMi1ler, Gene Okeson, Sue Tonkin, Judy Romph. FIRST ROW: Dr. Hobart Hill, Ann Humphrey, Joe Collard, John Sharp, Beverly Altis, Don Zeeb, Ed Jacobs, Gordon Medaris, Mr. Gene Britain. HI BHHR SERVE Mr. Phillip Breux tells of the Y's opportunities. Fall 1958 Officers QWFYPM pn '57 Grad, Jerry Plessner returns Spring 1959 Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Christoff, Women's Vice-Presidentg Don Zeeb, Vice-President, Beverly Altis,A1umniSecretaryg Don Snider, Presidentg Judy Romph, Secretaryg Lee Stieger, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Howard Greisl, Parliamentariang Gordon Medaris, Historian, Ron Walters, New Student Vice-Presidentf LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Jacobs, Treasurer: Don Zeeb, President Beverly Altis, Women's VicefPresidentg Gordon Medaris, Historian Ann Humphrey, Alumni Secretary: John Sharp, Parliamentarian NOT PICTURED: Joe Collard, Vice-President, Virginia Dugg-ins Secretary, Pat Hays, New Student Vice-President, B5 HUNIA ICS Sllllll I All School Square Dance AIIIIVIIIIS ll., ,N ,. M Challenging Speech by Lowell R. Johnson. P. R. Class Does Role Play New Students get Orientated ll' 'Kyiv 1- We get away from it all Fun in the Water 'Wh J' if ' whale. 42:3 al-'5 wwf., MN. MQ Hy. if-'ffiivif , . 1+ . J flzaiiifm. L , W, .V H Roe Bartle, Organizer II SHIIW of HUNIA ICS lenth Anniversar Year in 1949 - H159 in Miss Margaret Halstead Present Administrator Of The Foundation Missouri Valley College was selected by the American Humanics Foundation as the first institution of higher learning in the nation to offer a college curriculum in Humanics leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Human Relations. Organized in 1948 by a group of nationally prominent leaders in the fields of finance, commerce, business, industry, labor, education, and religion , the American Humanics Foundation is dedicated to the training and development of youth leaders. The four-year curriculum involves both fundamental academic training and sound specialization slanted toward professional needs. The program was inaugurated at Missouri Valley College at the beginning of the fall semester in the year 1949, under the direction of W, Hobart Hill, Chief Resident Administrator. Through him, weekly seminars and occasional field trips are arranged. With the backing of approximately thirty professional youth leaders, H. Roe Bartle took the lead in organizing the .Board of Directors of the American Humanics Foundation. Mr. Bartle further exemplified his interest in the program by becoming the first administrator of the Foundation. Miss Halstead, who is now administrator, was Mr, Bartle's assistant. As we move into our tenth year it is gratifying to look back and see the success realized by over one hundred graduates of the Foundation. It is satisfying to know that we are being properly trained for the particular program in which we are best fitted to serve Almighty God and our fellowman. Field trips give a first hand experience , hd -'S ,-i, A 'iweamaaazark i x 'W ' . i v if E 1, ev? I 87 nwmnn Club STANDING: Left to Rightg Joe Collard, Frank Pellegrine, Bob Chrisman, Chuck Bilstein, Chuck I-Ieegn, Glenn Barr, Chuck Macherey, Ken Jagoditsch: SEATED: Tom Garvey, Pat Clark, Theresa Backer, Nancy Fruin, Frank Toth, Student Christian Assnciatinn STANDING: Left to Righty Jim Camp, Sharon Kennedy, Leighton, Connie Carroll, Jim Nixon. SEATED: Helen Barbara Maitland, Karen Rodgers, Tommy Curry, Guila Rensch, Judy Sievers, Howard Greisl, Barbara Van Elsea, Mary Zieger, Sue Heckart, Sue Saxton, Emogene Sickle, Elbert Aspinall, Evelyn Johnson, Marcia Rissler, Wright, Virginia Barnds, Richard Uhlemann, Mary Pat Hays, Kay Lynne Borden, Celia Ramsey. World llniversit Service STANDING: Left to Rightg Bud Youle, Charles Mctiuistion, SEATED: Sondra Barnes, Marcia Rissler, Guila Elsea Judy Francis, Nancy Fruin, Art Walters, Fred I-Iornerg Connie Carroll, Barbara Van Sickle, Emogene Wright. In this its charter year, the students of Missouri Valley College have joined students and faculty in thirty-eight other countries to contribute to the global program of the World University Service. Proceeds from the various money-making projects, such as the soup supper, are sent through WUS to meet the basic material needs of university communities throughout the free world, The committee consists of representatives from each organization on campus. The officers elected for this year are asfo11ows:Co-chairmen, Emogene Wright and Fred Hornerg Secretary, Judy Francisg and Treasurer, Sondra Barnes. esper lluir FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: Jerry Max Hilton, Ben Swinger, Jack Kurtz, Ron Butler, Charles Williams, John Campbell, Dave Thiele, Dick Scherpenisse, Doug McGlynn, Charles McCuistion, David Stalling, Bruce Henry, Les Tucker, John Hayner, Willard Morton, Dick Bueker. THIRD ROW: Ralph Butler, Dottie Simons, Sally Wilson, Wilhelmina Lowe, Dixie Miner, Shirley Dallwitz, Judy Sievers, Karen Rodgers, Guila Elsea, Gloria Wagley, Diana Vail. SECOND ROW: Shirley Tegtmeyer, Mary Ann Shrader, Sue Saxton, Carol Wheeler, Janet McCrae, Karen Mott, Linda Anderson, Anne Borrnann, Kay Lynne Borden, Sharon Beisley, Judy Morgan, Mr, Harold Rutan. FIRST ROW: Jane Shaw, Shirley Skyles, Connie Carroll, Arvia Smith, Cecelia Woodward, Pat Johnston, Virginia Perkins, Sally Schmit, Barbara Maitland, Sandra Moore, Pat Clark, Linda Burgess. Band BACK ROW: Left to Rightg Janet McCrae, Barbara Maitland, Kay Bilstein,Willard Morton, Les Tucker, Mr, Harold Rutan. SECOND Lynne Borden, Karen Rodgers, Sharon Maitland, Charles Williams, ROW: Shirley Tegtmeyer, Pat Johnston, Chuck Heegn, Everett Ralph Butler, Shirley Dallwitz, Dixie Miner-, Shirley Skyles, John Fisher, Sally Wilson, Sandra Moore, Pat Clark, Karen Mott. FIRST Thornton, Pat Hays, Jerry Max Hilton, Linda Anderson, Chuck ROW: Judy Sievers, Jane Shaw, Virginia Childers, Sharon Beisley -- A'Qw22:ssseeM,5aS2a2mmuemmm M-1 PM f meM2222W3Hai:aiiaiQiisszeiewswaiziriaefaaismzaii , , ,,,, ..., ,,..,.. .. ,...,,lW.w. Nlusic Suciet STANDING: Left to Rightg Karen Rodgers, Sandra Moore. SEATED: Shirley Skyles, Emogene Wright, Marcia Rissler. UTSHIIIHII BACK ROW: Left to Righty Steve Brawner, Jerry Max Ben Swinger, Charles Williams, Mr. Harold Rutan Hilton, Ron Butler, David Stalling, Jack Kurtz, Dave Doug McGlynn, John Hayner, Ralph Butler. Thiele, Dick Bueker. FRONT ROW: Charles McCuistion, V Club ff agg , f , if 1' .gl THIRD ROW: Left to Rightg Mel Rogers, Guy Malone, Leland Potter, Fred Long, Dick Ploeger, Bill Ball, Jim Queen. SECOND ROW: Dwayne Best, Richard Haskell, Larry Burckhartt, Walt Hicklin, George Phillips, Ed OFFICERS President ..... . Jerry Leslie Vice-President . . . . Ken Asbury Secretary-Treasurer ..... Don Coen Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Ronnie Hall Sponsors ...... Coach Volney C. Ashford Coach Grover C. Redford EVENTS Annual V-Club Dance in the MacDonald Hall Ballroom this year on March 21. Mr, Viking for 1958-59 was named . Candidates were Ken Asbury, Ronnie Hall, and Guy Malone. V-Club track and field meet for top high school teams in the area in April and annual V-Club Barbecue at Indian Foothills Park in May. Leslie, Pat Cienciwa, Bob Stuart, Don Cobb, Bob Weeks, Kenny Martin. FIRST ROW: Robin Hicklin, Jerry Leslie, Coach Volney Ashford, Dr. William I. Pop Ferguson, Coach Grover Redford, Ray Mosey , Bob Craddock. OBJ EC TIVE To uphold, maintain, and promote clean and wholesome athletics , and to cooperate in every way with the department of athletics in all its efforts and requests to preservethe high morals of athletics of the student body of Missouri Valley College. PROJECTS: Sponsorship of 1200 Mile Marathon Run to Florida through sale of Viking personalized stationery. Operation of concession stand dur- ing home basketball games. Cheerleaders e,-Q A wi , A I KG, Q- .: - I fa? X' ' 4 cw' se- v,e9EE2a QexsKeei7QfeQ H13 STANDING: Left to Righg Locke Dame, Pat Clark, Jane Schmidt, Jaxine Fisher. KNEELING: Sally Wilson, Virginia Perkins, Judy Morgan, Jackie Wettengel, Pep Club FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: Dixie Miner, Judy Sievers, Maryln Randall. SECOND ROW: Pat Clark, Virginia Perkins Guila Elsea, Leilani Spor1eder,G1oria Wagley,Helen Rensch. Diana Vail, Sharon Maitland, Mary Bulley, Sally Wilson THIRD ROW: Barbara Maitland, Kay Lynne Borden, Sondra J axine Fisher. FIRST ROW: Cindy Barbee, Marilyn Saddler Barnes, Carolyn Sander, Barbara Miloradovich. Arvia Smith. Sue Stull, Diane Barthel, Pat Hays. V M A V I , ,, V, , ,Q V ,,,,,, V ,L r, . ,L ,,,,, Women's Student li0v't Assnciatiun vu? STANDING: Left to Righty Dorothy Simons, Mary Leighton, Jackie Wettengel, DeannaCarr, Kay Steinhauser, Marilyn Coradean Czeschin, Diana Vail, Mary Zieger, Pat Clark, Cole, Beverly Altis, Rita Stull. Emogene Wright. SEATED: Nancv Coffey, Linda Mav. Wumen's Athletic Association STANDLNG: Left to Right, Linda Anderson, Helen Rensch, SEATED: Diane Barthel, Nancy Coffey, Betty Greer, Judy Sondra Barnes, Gloria Wagley, Jaxine Fisher, Shirley Francis, Mary1nRa,ndal1, Pat Hays. Tegtmeyer, Virginia Barnds, Pat Clark, Cindy Barbee, llalla Pla ers j V t Y THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Ron Butler, Louis Conrad, Jack Skyles, Guila Elsea. FIRST ROW: Dixie Miner, Cindy Kurtz, John Brock, Mr. Jerald Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Barbee, Barbara Maitland, Sue Saxton, Pat Johnston,Jack1e Shirley Dallwitz, Karen Mott, Sharon Maitland, Shirley Wettengel. Pi Gamma Nlu STANDING: Left to Righty Dean Byron Banta, Terry SEATED: Judy Francis, Hawkes, Fred Horner, Sid Miller, Dr. Hobart Hill. Gordon Irnlay, Emogene Wright Whlfs ,Af L. DIANNE JOHNSTON HACKLER AMY MARTIN CARL CHRISTENSEN GORDON IMLAY ROBERT FIESLER DEANNA CARR -Q.. N- SHARON KENNEDY Senior Honor Prlvllogos R A 'in- ROBERT FIESLER JUDY FRANCIS ROSE MAKU5 FISCHER DIANNE JOHNSTON HACKLER SHARON KENNEDY EMOGENE WRIGHT iif Cap and Gown LEFT TO RIGHT: Deanna Carr, Amy Martin, Dianne Hackler. THIRD ROW: Left to Righty Jack Kurtz, Judy Francis, Fischer, Alice Hopwood, Amy Martin. FIRST ROW: Myra Emogene Wright, Terry Hawkes, Gordon Imlay. SECOND Copeland, Mrs. Belle Campbell Hu.ff, Dianne Hackler, Dr. ROW: Ann Riley, Sharon Maitland, Marcia Rissler, Rose William I, Ferguson, Dean Willis L. Tompkins. Student atienal tdueatien Aseee. STANDING: Left to Righty Rose Fischer, Faye Blackford, Judy Morgan. SEATED: Virginia Perkins, Robin Hicklin, Mary Zieger, Pat Clark, Helen Rensch, Kay Lynne Borden, Bob Craddock, Emogene Wright, Karen Rodgers, Dean Willis Cindy Barbee, Virginia Barnds, Sondra Barnes, Ruth Magee, L. Tompkins, Pat Johnston, Sally Wilson, Beverly Jordan, Beta Beta Beta STANDING: Left to Right: Don Cobb, Kenny Martin, Chuck Bob Buehrle, Bob Hostetler. SEATED: Wanda McFerrin, Heegn, Guy Malone, Mel Rogers, Bill Thilking, Bob Keeton, Dr. Lawrence Thomas, Robin Hicklin, T e Missouri VOLUME SIXTY FIVE THE LARGEST COLLEGIATE CARL CHRISTENSEN Editor-In-Chief 1958 ROBIN MARRS Editor-In-Chief 1959 Associate Editor 1958 JOHN BROCK JERRY JONES BOB WILLIAMS JACK DECKER JOHN MCMULLEN Associate Editor Business Manager Business Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Manager 1959 Fall 1958 Spring 1959 Fall 1958 Spring 1959 100 With the completion of the 1958-59 aca- demic year the DELTA marked sixty-five years of service to the student body of Missouri Valley College in the realm of campus news coverage. Additional progress was realized in the establishment of the paper as astudent pub- lication in the full-size newspaper format. During the first semester,withthe editor- ship of Carl Christensen, the financial founda- tions of the DELTA were strengthened to the point where the paper showed a slight profit in the operational budget. The staff also secured membership inthe Missouri Collegiate Newspaper Association and entered several papers and articles in their annual contest, Editions published during both semesters were also entered in the Associated Collegiate Press All-American Newspaper Critical Ser- vice. Awards are made in this contest on the basis of nation-wide comparison with news- papers from institutions of similar enrollment. The DELTA has consistently ranked high in its area of competition. Again this year a special eight page Christmas edition was published, featuring for the first time a complete two page, composite advertising theme. Incorporated in the final issue of the first semester was a commemoration of the anniversary ofthe near- fatal fire to the Democrat-News printing plant on Dec, 12, 1957, Under the editorship of Robin Marrs the second semester editions of the DELTA appeared with a revised basic format. This decision was made after three semesters of publication with approximately the same style of layout, Because of this modern transition new interest has been developed in the weekly content of the DELTA. NEW'-PAPER IN MISSOURI VOLUME SIXTY-SIX THE DELTA STAFF SEATED Left to Right DIXIG KTBSSIH NOT PICTURED Bev JO!'dal'l, Chuck Nichols, Miner Mary B'-llley Sarah Miley Paula Swanson and Virginia Childers Howard Greisl, Anne Bormann. MAKING UP THE PAGES -- Atypical Thursday afternoon scene as Chuck Nichols, John Brock and Editor Carl Christensen place the type and ads in the chases which hold the pages in their completed form for printing. Radio Workshop 102 WMVC Under the leadership of Mr. Jerald Cunningham the station was founded by these students. FRONT ROW: Left to Rightg Remington Schuyler, Richard Rusnak, Thomas Bishop, Charles Bloczynski, Paul Kressin. BACK ROW: Mr. Jerald Cunningham, Robert Williams, Graham Dunbar, Louis Conrad. While wired-wireless stations are not new on the campus scene, WMVC is a recent addition to our campus. Work started on the station early in the fall semester and it wasn't until the Sth of March that the station officially signed on the air. Many hours of work went into the birth of the station by many people, ranging from students to radio personality Gregg Oliver, WDAF Radio. Although at the present time the station is servicing only one-third of the campus, plans- are under way to extend the service to include the rest of the campus. One of the many News Broadcasts Covering one of Valleys' Games How many people does it take to put up one little wire. Gleaning some information from a tradejournal Explaining how a station keeps its record library. It is our hope that station WMVC will continue to serve the Valley campus with music, news, and sports coverage, at the same time giving our students a chance to gain valuable experience in radio techniques and practices. 103 RUSNAK ff I ,V A g , 1.35 WILLIAMS ,,.4 'af - Q6 ..: . ' il-Q li' f 'K In L- N 4 I NX ARNETT I MEDARIS !O4 Sabiduria Staff TECHNICAL CONSULTANT SAXTON FAUROT M C IN T Y R E K ST E E N -XCC 1 if THORNTON MILEY HARNED EIIIHIHS Richard Rusnak Don Faurot . . Sarah Miley . Sue Saxton . . . Jerry Arnett . Robert Williams Gordon Medaris Amy Martin . . John Thornton . Bill Steen . . . ....... Editor . . Associate Editor . Organizations Editor . . . Activities Editor , , Sports Editor . . Faculty Editor . . . Art Editor . . . Art Editor . . Class Editor , Forge Editor PHUTUGHAPHIRS Robert Harned Benjamin Mclntyre HlIHlIlIAl ASSISI IS Paul Kressin Bruce Henry Nancy Fruin Gordon Medaris Chuck Bloczynski Tommy Curry Donald J. Zeeb Sandra Moore Carl Christensen Rudy Kersey SIAH ASSISIA IS Locke Dame Mary Bulley Dixie Miner James Nixon Howard Greisl Carolyn Shaul Paula Swanson Virginia Barnds Shirley Tegtmeyer Leil-ani Sporleder Patricia Johnston .632 151 'ian 105 106 VAlllY HIRGI f 5' L WM, r Marie and Jack Harris Gail and Bob Williams Valley Forge was the college home for 27 student families this year. Like many years in the past, the Forge has been the center of many diversified activities, The scholastic achievement in comparison with the rest of the campus has been exceptionally high, with many appearing on the Dean's Honor Roll. Two of the six elected to Who's Who were from the Forge -- Carl Christensen and Gordon Imlay. Carl was also Editor of the Delta and Gordon Vice-President of the student body, Valley Forge was officially opened in February 1947. The present buildings were a grant from the U, S. Government and constructed by a Kansas City, Missouri construction firm. The surveying was done by B, F. Mounts of the college. The Forge has its own form of government consisting of a mayor and two Student Senate Representatives. During the past year the Mayor was Bill Steen and the Student Senate Representa- tives were Dale Powell and Bruce Peebles, Donna and Bob Keeton Allen and Janet Ritchie Julie and Gordon Imlay and Wimpy F Ruth and Charlie Newman Pat and Tom Belzey 108 Terry and Ramsay Hawkes and Prince Janice, Dale, Dave and Phillip Niederhauser Jack and Bobra Merrill Don and Arm Coen Nancy, Kathy, Timmy and Bob Hostetler lm 'lui I sy , . l .Je 5 ' 0 0 fy 41. Jim and Pat Stockton and Little Joe 110 Sonley and Rosalie Roush and Cash rf , v wiv'-fix! N.. 2.53. 4 YQ r-flwif 1 3 Bruce, Bruce Jr., Leslie and Randy Peebles lx -Rai Esther, Carolyn and Bill Steen fl J 'N . .f i + 45,-f e J . - . ,lt ' -A J ass, , V I - . ' 'K l.gig2fi.,,S,i : gg, . Pat and Carl Christensen C , , -. 4. ,, .,,, ,. .V ..,.,,,,5 .Q , ,jim , W .fs , ,I .. VT Q in if x, . . fe V.Vk it K J V. 4 N, - R R fag, fe .ra ' - . , em ' , Dale, Jenni, Nina and Joyce Powell 35,56 f M , T, . uf, GGY, V5 ' Q not P119 Q fair? 11 1- kb lbs, CLD -dfab Janet, Ron and Greg Halley I, 001 Q 'D 61 N' 112 fb 9 O 4,053 Kp 4,00 ao o' O6 awlb P Bob and Rose Fischer John and Sandy Cartee Judy, Brent, Jim and Greg Page 113 uture Vikings 7 .?. p Kaihy Joyc e W as 2: ff mnnxnmn- Timmy Kathy Phillip Biiiie Vick ie and Randy and Bruce 'S w UI SPIIIHS I ? ,l Allll Al l0lAl Ulll Sl IIHAIVIPIII S FRONT ROW: Seniors, Left to Right, Ron Hall, Don Coen,Pat Cienciwa, Robin Hicklin, Jim Queen, Ray Mosey, Co-Captain Guy Malone, Co-Captain Ken Asbury, Dan Stanley,Chuck Nichols, Larry Hall, Brick Storts, Ken Martin, and Chuck Lahay. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Grover Redford, Rich Haskell, Jim Meek, Mel Rogers, Jerry Leslie, Don Stout, Don Kalthoff, Ron Durns, Fred Long, Larry Burckhartt, Bob Keeton, Allen Ritchie, Walt Hicklin, Ray Ricono, Terry Wright, Head Coach Volney Ashford and son, Johnny. THIRD ROW: Tom Lappin, Jim Helm, Steve Weger, Ken Causey, Harry Bradley, Chuck Stephens, Eddie Whitaker, Mickey McLellan, Dennis Freyling, and George Clemens. FOURTH ROW: Steve Martin, David St.John,Jay Heil,Roy Okorn, John Hutchinson, Larry Koger, Maurice Gibler, John Sorbello, Larry Worms, Dave Calhoun, and Charlie Cooper. BACK ROW: John Sikora, Student Manager Eddie Leslie, Student Manager Bob Craddock, and Duane Groce. NOT PICTURED: Jerry Jones, Larry Winburn. Max Ivloodv. and Larry Porter. 117 ASS'T COACH Grover C. Redford llaachas and Captains 1958 CO-CAPTAINS Ken Asbury Sl Gul' Malone 1958 FOOTBALL RESULTS HEAD COACH Volney C. Ashford OPP 20 20 7 20 13 3 0 14 6 MVC James Millikin U. QDecatur, lll.3 35 Valley Alumni 1H0mej 38 Southwest Mo. State QSpringfield5 34 Graceland College 1HOMECOMINGl 39 Ottawa University fOttawa, Kans.J 34 William Jewell College Qllomel 21 Tarkio College QHomey 46 Culver-Stockton College fCantonj 45 College of Emporia fHOIl'19, 31 8 WINS 0 LOSSES TANGERINE BOWL, Orlando, Fla. East Texas State College 7 B-TEAM Game Belleville Junior College flll.J 30 FROSH GAME Wentworth Military Academy 4Mo.j 19 1959 CO-CAPTAINS Fred Long 8: Larry Burckhartt ik- M 26 18 14 OUR ALL-AMERICANS L RONNIE HALL ALL-AMERICAN BOWL GAME LARRY HALL Tucson, Arizona Jan' 3, 1959 THREE PRO GRID CONTRACTS SOAKING UP ARIZONA SUNSHINE Volney Ashford, who coached the Little College All-American Team in the Tucson game is shown with the Halls and Max Spilsbury, head coach of Arizona State College at Flagstaff. This season Larry Hall, Ronnie Hall, and Ken Asbury were chosen by separate pro teams, a tremendous precedent fora small college football team, Larry is slated to report to Green Bay Packers, Ronnie to Pittsburgh Steelers, and Ken to Chicago Bears. Darold Jenkins, Marshall lawyer and former All-American at University of Missouri, points out contract Clauses while Coach Ashford looks OH. M. II. A. U. C0 Hlll Cl ,Q 5 M Glue-Fingered Pass Catcher x 5 2 sn 5 S ., i ,V 1 we ,, x. Most Versatile Performer RONNIE HALL KEN ASBURY Always A TD Threat Dandy Field General GUY MALONE le LARRY HALL All-American Guard FRED LONG CHUCK LAHAY . fn A 4 5 lllPlllSl IAHVIS Best Offensive Blocker Solid Sz Dependable .. 45 I DAN STANLEY Top Scorer 8: Ground Gamer Sl!-lll - 3 1- 1 JERRY LESLIE Never A Bad Snap MEL ROGERS JIM QUEEN A' af Rs DON KALTHOFF BOB KEETON RICH HASKELL TERRY WRIGHT ROBIN HICKLIN DON COEN f JERRY JONES PAT CIENCIWA LARRY BURCKHARTT RAY RIC ONO CHUCK STEPHENS KEN CAUSEY ,J W ,W fl - -1- ah, ,J KR g Sw A 31 W KH RON DURNS CHUCK NICHOLS in X Q tiki E 3 . . 'Lv ' 'ix V ,pf lr JOHN SIKORA I . 1 A fvw : Q ff , .JN .1 JAY HEIL WALT WHITAKER HICKLIN GEORGE gl JOHN ALLEN RITCHIE MICKEY MAURICE GIBLER CLEMENS HUTCHINSON MCLELLAN 4' . Ewa A K I, DENNIS . ff FREYLING A f 'J-fag ar if I 4 QM., a 7536! I 1 , , H ' -'5 4, If 33 ff? 3 in A 'Y i-Xf 'v i Don Stout, Steve Martin, Tom Lappin, Larry Koger. .' -WE, K ' 3 N LARRY PORTER 5 BRICK STORTS JIM HELM JIM MEEK LARRY WORMS ' 05 I 'HF' 2 DUANE A M t,tt GROCE LARRY WINBURN MAX MOODY ROY OKORN A-H+! CHARLIE cooPER DAVE sT. JOHN DAVE CALHOUN STEVE WEGER .- , in vga -,-: 'Eg al'-99 . I A M f 1 Eg N AFI, : 1 fti A A X If W' HMA f 'f 2'- 124 Basketball Squad KNEELING: Left to Right, Everett Rehkop, Leland Potter, George Phillips, R. C. Shipley, Frank King, Bruce Freshwater, Bill Ball, Jon Knehans, Steve Brawner, Dale Co-Captain Dwayne Best, Head Coach Grover Redford, Co- Captain Bill Thilking, Guy Malone, and Dick Ploeger. Carson, Bob Stuart, and Student Coach AssistantJim Stuart. STANDING: Student Manager Bill Blanton, Ron Craddock, LEFT TO RIGHT: Freshwater QSOJ, King KFPQ, Rehkop QFRJ, Ball QSOJ, Potter 4SOy, Ploeger fSO5, Knehans fFRy, Malone fSRy, Brawner fFRy, Shipley 1FRj, Thilking fJRj, Carson fFRj, Phillips QJRJ, Stuart CSOJ, Best fJRJ, and Craddock KFRL P Co-Captain Coach Dwayne Best Grover Redford Varsity Basketball Record 1958-59 Season 12 Wins - 12 Losses MVC OPP. MVC Score Score Score 65 Alumni 70 44 it 61 College of Emporia 75 67 if 58 Graceland College 64 66 4+ 25 Springfield State 64 69 63 if MacMurray 4111.5 72 1O.T.b 53 61 'Central College 60 67 77 'Tarkio College 63 79 if 57 Northwestern fLa.j 92 60 if 39 McNeese fLa.j State 50 78 if 71 Corpus Christi U. 60 61 59 Southeastern fLa.l 58 57 66 Mississippi Southern 87 65 if 52 4+ r C o-C aptain Bill Thilking 'Culver-Stockton Graceland College 'Drury College Kansas City U. 'William Jewell 'Drury College 'Central College 'Westminster College 'Tarkio College 'Culver-Stockton 'Westminster College Kansas City U. 'William Jewell 'MCAU Conference 4+Home Games Conference Record 7 Wins 5 Losses B-TEAM Record 1958-59 Year MVC 4 Wins -- 0 Losses OPP. Score Score 63 Alumni B 45 67 National Guard Armory 36 61 Intramural All-Stars 47 65 Intramural All-Stars 51 FINAL MCAU CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Culver-Stockton 10 2 William Jewell 9 3 Westminster 9 3 Missouri Valley 7 5 Drury College 4 8 Tarkio College 2 10 Central College 1 11 OPP. Score 65 59 65 63 52 60 CO.T.J 67 81 71 74 66 57 76 CO-CAPT BILL THILKING EVERETT REHKOP DWAYNE BEST Leading Scorer 8: Best Shooter Top Rebound-Getter Mighty Leader KL Scrapper 3 LELAND POTTER BRUCE FRESHWATER DICK PLOEGER Aggressive Stylist Big Defensive Star Carries Big Scoring Load GUY MALONE BILL BALL We '11 Miss Him Next Year Rea1 Hustler 8: Ball-Hawk' GEORGE PHILLIPS Pinpoint Free-Thrower -Fwwiwitffivegi JON KNEHANS DALE CARSON 'Big Man On The Boards Hustle Is His Byword NH FRANK KING STEVE BRAWNER BOB STUART Student Student R.C, SHIPLEY Manager Asst. Coach RON CRADDOCK JIM STUART BILL BLANTON TRACK ll Hllll TIANI FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Head Coach Volney Ashford, Leland Potter, Dick Ploeger, Bruce Freshwater, Bill Melvin Rogers, Jim Garner, Dan Stanley, Ronnie Hall, Ball, Ken Asbury, Larry Hall, Jerry Leslie, and Louis Ed Leslie, Dwayne Best, Rich Haskell, Walt Hicklin, and Conrad. Doug McGlynn. SECOND ROW: Ron Durns, Guy Malone, SPEED TO BURN Jim Garner, Ronnie Hall Doug McGlynn, Ken Asbury. LARRY HALL Shot-Putter Deluxe Erased 29-year old Record from Annals. POTENT TRIO Dwayne Best, hurdles 8: broad jump. Mel Rogers , pole vault, high jump, sprints, hur- dles, relays. Bruce Freshwater, 440 open Ka relays. DTHEP. VARSIT I K I ' 2 srnms 2 CROSS COUNTRY HARRIERS Bill Foster, Ed Leslie, Terry Shoemaker, Gene Okeson, Ben McIntyre. COURT SPEC IA LISTS Tom Garvey Ellis Kappelman Bob Weeks Don Chambers Tom McCutcheon GOLFING WIZARDS Charlie Reid Steve Brawner Duane Groce Bob Stuart Jack Kurtz Dave Calhoun L rag 2-fgg W.---N in FRIENDLY CLASP - Weeks, Chambers, McCutcheon, Garvey. mv ga., 5 3 f 1? i V E s iff is 1 VOLLEYBALL ARCHERY if Bmw A-5, IC E SKATING RECREATION TENNIS BADMINTON . , - lf' ' - ' x af ,,,, - I .,.- Y 5 lg vwuri .V Vrkr it . Wkwmwl I I 1 ' : M M My W ian WL., L.,. , H Q is , 'A lzfyyy L, I J ii V, is-S 7 jk if . Q . 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SECOND ROW: Jerry Arnett, Tennessee Bertram, Wendell Shildmyer, Bill Foster, Joe Sterrett, Chuck Heegn, Roger Slead, Dale Moose Sandberg, Joel Grossman fbehind Sandbergy. BACK ROW: Jimmie Linsin. Carl Christensen. Ron Walters, Don Chambers, Terry Shoemaker. The Start Homestretch Touch-Off At Buckner 1 On The Road QW X QXQX 1 ff QXGX D U11 Boys P . U 11 SPRH DAY I W6 6' 0 D 719 A-Jfsb 109, 6:01 4 as 'S 6 6 x Q14 Q45 I Nllss Ilea Ilnmeenming llueen Attendants .- ' llnradean lizesehin Miss Beverly Jordan , n ,a . - S D ' '? f 1 M k!ammmms:f:j3Q I f LVM' , A .pg Mi jx w 33. , L ' f ' Q ,,.. in lg, g V 3,515 V 'lf-.,. , V tif: I V :V . ,rriyr ,Vit ,V , ii K L. . l g U Q ., 1 , 1, .,'f .,.f,f' f 'l '3kir ' Q57 ',-' 'A 2 ,4 f iwnf-A. V Miss Deanna Carr Miss Ruth Magee Left! Right! Left! Right! Exterminate Those Bugs! HOMECOMING - a time of renewing old acquaintances, colorful parades, pep rallies, house decorations, football games, dances, and a good time for all. On the M.V.C, campus it is one of the most festive ofthe school year. Homecoming was kicked off by the arrival of the M.V,C. torch runner from Independence, Mo, The run was a living symbol of the Viking Spirit so prevalent on our campus this year, The colorful Homecoming Parade was the next event. At 2 P.M. the Vikes took to the field to wallop the Yellowjackets by a score Alpha Xi 's On Parade of 39-20, The half-time ceremony consisted of Val1ey's Marching Band forming a heart onthe wigs e We 'll Worm Thru! Step Lively 54 ! Miss Bev Jordan field, through which entered the reigning queen - Miss Ruth Magee and the three candi- dates for this year's queen. Then the long awaited moment when Miss Magee placed the glittering crovm, symbol of the queen's royal reign, upon the head of Miss Deanna Carr, Awards were then given for the winning floats and other projects. Later that evening the Homecoming Dance took place. The theme of the dance was A Viking Court, with the newly elected queen reigning over the festivities. This was the close of another festive and fun filled homecoming on the Missouri Valley Campus. Miss Coradean Czeschin Yes Sur-rey We 'll Win! r B Valley Will Roll Zoomin' Along Whip The Yellow Jackets! DZ 's On Parade we :il lf ng, fifs ,W 140 LONGEST RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE ON GREGG-MITCHELL FIELD Sophomore Terry Wright leaves Graceland College pursuit way behind as he goes 97 yards for a touchdown to set new field record. 1-uhh h,w W, f- Q 'Q-vw ff-'iff' mam High-stepping Mel Rogers shakes off would-be tackler. Frosh end Ed Whitaker prepares to receive aerial missile Chuck Stephens, freshman blocking back, is shoved out of bounds. ,Q Q wsfif iw I 3 VKL, -VVL 1 ,,..w-73- ' if 55? 5 Q by 5 1' 15 ff? i' gud J X h vs' 'H .. Z . Y. 'wr 5 IN In ,. pw Lu-zamgumaf 'Agvlf vQsvlv'fa,.,L - 4 2Q My-Mn. u 'asf f mrn-mrwvf. may ff HIINIHZIIMIG AWARDS 1953 Sigma Nu lst Place House TKE 2nd Place House ap. Alpha Sigma Phi 3rd Place Float Young Hall 3rd Delta Zeta lst Gate 142 TKE lst Place Float Place House Fill . Young Hall 2nd Place Float The Queen and Her Court A Lovely Queen Hill HSTIVAI THE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL BY Anton Chekov Frank Pellegrine emotes in a scene with Jerry Max Hilton and Cindy Barbee. Student Director: John Hayner. of THE CONSTANT LOVER By St. John Hankin Bob Kirkpatrick argues with his co-star, Dixie Miner. Student Director: Jim Nixon. PORTRAIT OF A MADONNA THOMPSON'S LUCK By By Tennessee Williams Harry Greenwood Carver Shirley Musgrave reaches a climactic peak in this dramatization with Student DiI'eCt0I' John Bl'0Ck also is featured in lead Rick Rusnak and Ian Stirrat. Others in the cast include Dean Schulze, 1'0le Of Play along with R011 Walters fextfeme leftl Bob Williams, and Marti Van Horn. Student Directors: Jackie Wettengel and K9-Fen MOU. NOT PICTUREDI T0111 BlSl'l0P- and Louis Conrad. 0 r-A131 vuws g i X 2 2 ,A 63: ll 0 V H ll h Vulney Ashford Nov. Zl, H153 IW My Only Advice Boys Is Run Like f' Well, You Know. Glad I'm Not Yu' All! Hawkins lla The Foxes Are Turned Loose Me!1'm Taki-ng Arn Arn No Chances! And The Hounds Are Off! 146 we W9 90960 G 0 We May Not Be Good Looking But We 're Happy! re Here To Celebrate Friends, We' ' nl A Sad Celebratio Pious T Isn't He? Y'A11 Know Q24 , They Won First Prize? gh fo. 0a,jQq 40 66, 45 0 ' 0 2' .7 6360 06061 'ff ney, Boys. Save Your Confederate Mo ' 'se Again! South W111 R1 The 'S We if Kithen Kin 'B J lid .M ,s wif v qs ,.,. K . - 5, ..,, , L A ff 1 1 y X Q xx g ,A : , 7? 'Yw 2? QQ 3 1 W ' iff V Q Q M I L Q 5. M A , :E , , A , - if :E 5 s' if Q , ' 1 K Hum S X J .Q 121 W x 1 ' :S 4. ,. gg. 1, 5 F ,Q ya 3 V 1 ' u 12.3, 1 if 1 , O VALENTINE DANCE King Kc His Court fl Card Winners , w 6 4 s lv Doe-Si-Doe Sq ' , x HI Crown.. Thee.. gl , uare Nance A Al Grab Your Partner 150 REBECCA Daphne du Maurier's tragedy, Rebecca was Valley Players'major production for the fall. The 3-act drama concerns the rivalry between a young English bride and the memory of her husband's deceased wife. The play was presented in Stewart Chapel on Nov. 13,14, and 15, Principals were Shirley Dallwitz as Mrs. de Winter and . ,-x 7 A - F, Q 3 Q 2 A , . C ,r - Joe Collard as Maxim de Winter. Also included in the cast were Shirley Skyles, Jack Kurtz, Bobra Merrill, John Lauenberg, Bruce Henry, Tom Bishop, Earl Crawford, Don Snider, Pat Johnston, Bob Williams, and Bob Kirkpatrick. J? 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Mel Rogers was credited with the lone Viking TD with Mosey booting the extra point. Little Ray Ricono did a tre- mendous job guiding the team's offense and Dan Stanley, leading scorer and ground-gainer, was extremely difficult to halt. Ends Guy Malone and Don Kalthoff had exceptionally good games while the defensive stand- outs were Larry Hall, Bob Keeton, George Clemens, and Ronnie Hall. end run attempt. Shooting from the tunnel to begin the second half action. H Disappointment reigns supreme. wlhmmusmxa. 93 K ,V ' a W . ' - , u ' 4' ' ' F .. ' H .. .A PM - .Q -4 gg , WMV ' N , , pq' .' 'll I A l S i r q, 2:0 T. - M ' 1 gli i-'wb K Ray RICOHO threadin his wa , ' . 4, , . , I ' 'V' ug . MI - . W' g Y , ,M . I1 . , , ,. A ,. , . H M .J 1 iw . W , Suu ..1,, W, H17 5 ' . wif 7 5 -. H1 -. .-1... - 1 ' 9 H Wil 1 'Millw ' ' JW4' Q: Qu. :NA P51-1 ,1 ' i - ', . j 55 .xi '11 L ' +...15.l,. ' ' -2 P. v 'W . i A k -.2 ' ' W M ',1f5,.,,, 2 ' , - ,. -X ' . i ' 1, 'f,:. ,, 1 ' A ' ,QLQ P . 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