Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1969 volume:

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Queens ............... Organizations and Activities . . Housing Units .......... MacDonald Hall .... Black Hall ....... Young Hall .... Moreland Hall .... TABLE OF CONTENTS GREEKS Alpha Sigma Alpha ............. Alpha Sigma Phi .... Alpha Xi Delta . . . Delta Zeta ..... Sigma Nu ......... Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Greek Week ..... THE TORCH BEARERS So I speak Not for myself, but for the age unborn. l caught the fire from those who Went before, The bearers of the torch who could not see The goal to which they strained. I caught their fire, And carried it, only a little way beyondg But there are those that wait for it, l know, Those who will carry it on to victory. I dare not fail them. Looking back, I see Those others .... with their arms out-stretched pointing to the future. Alfred Noyes .Eng Ji TEACHER, F RIE D, PHILOSOPHER, ..LEGE D WILLIAM I. CPGPJ FERGUSO - f. Q A 'A ' ' V1 I, 3 -E, 1 c ' - V mga- ' ' A' J ' ' A f 5 . 'A,.iK Qgmf wr. Q . 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W 1 M5 Z M M B M W K 5 ff' Q B- W,Q1f'zM-WW? WWWWWMN?A'fwW?3?ffW' N Q f 3 'W w f 2 if f L y ' f Y W 95 MQW5 M MW VVMQMW' MW WW M 't I 1 , 5 M J, QL L ,g N 7 H mis is EXW 555,799 ME V,'MA,,Q W ,B wavy mai' , 8 NAV? NW' 35 , '57 Lv-1 STRIVING TO SERVE GROW, IMPROVE . . .building a yearbook. . . . . . time . . . sweat . . . laughs 5 .EE , rn? ,ffl ,:A:: M H , Self . w . 7 ' .9217 4-, ,age ' ' . .' - , , fun, V ' mfs SAB ID URIA Ai . 4--N '..,, . 4 .,,, -gt..-q . .A MIC-f-, V 1 .Q . -, -, 'L It J STAFF Editor ......... . . . Gloria O'Rourke Associate Editor .... ....... A lyce Sibel Tom Brennenstuhl Business Manager .... .... C harles McCabe Photographer . .... . . . Academics. Don Thompson Kent Jager Lowell Knauss Fred Milek Faculty and Administration ...... Russ Hauser Seniors . . . Juniors . . . Diane Reynolds Mike Morgan . . . Carol Zabel Patti Cherches Sophomores .... . . . Kim Sheperle Freshmen .... . . . Nancy Lehman Carol Gee Greek .... . . . Sheri Carpenter Rick Lee Bob Quick Beth Mowbray Lila Raymond Jim Gaston Sports . . . . . . Walter Rusak Sam Kornhauser Campus Life . . . .... John Venezia Isaac Thomas Chuck Young Index .... ...... B arb Scott Diane Reynolds Mary Spooner Advisor . . Dr. R. W. Brown 11 CAMPUS LIFE 1 l'l CAMPUS LIFE ' .' ff ' 9' .3 . . - - ' 4 5 KX- I V Hia o 'lr ,v Q ' .I ' s 'fr I i v , X - J. . ly.: ' Q x-' ft ' D. , - Nr . g' lx I l A ' F. 'AX 1 ' jefa J' , -' 4 - 3-Q' 'J . . . , . . SA' ' 1 Q , -. x - 'I I -J' A v T QS 3 ,- O 'N W' .-fs 6.45.15 Wi enriched an education 'X .vg S' 0-'ff :Jr fi! J. Above: Parade found sorority girls riding in open cars. Below left: Cheerleaders showed their talents at the bonfire. I HOMECOMING 1968. . . 1968 Homecoming Queen Carolyn Arndt with her attendants Jane Thomas and Rhonda Petroccelli. Sharon Nugen, 1967 Queen, ended her reign. CAMPUS LIFE 14 ,iw X X enqu- f2gi,zi3 The winning entry in the house decora- tion competition- Moreland Hall. Right top: Tau Kappa Epsilon again took first place in floats. Right center: Alpha Xi Delta placed second in float competition. Right bottom: Alpha Sigma Phi took third place honors in 1968. 'GAUTUMN 'RCU D THE WORLD Rick Lee accepted a trophy from Dr. Brock for Alpha Sigma Phi's third place float. L ix v f f - X 1 1 ,W I E i' uw 5' Q' an U.. hu CIE ,R ,QL 1491 x 'fs bi Y-Q, .f 1,4- HOMECOMING QUEE OLYN ARNDT -Ax ATTEN DAN T MRS. RHONDA PETROCCELLI ATTEN DAN T MISS JANE THOMAS S 17 CAMPUS LIFE The drearicst Winter must pass and the sternest of trials departg The green must come back to the grass And peace must return to the heart. What matter the snows that we've known, Or the drifts that about us were whirled Contentment some day we shall own, Spring always comes back to the world Unknown WI TER BROUGHT BEAUTY m Y , , -, f,L,:,l:,eeea-e-ff., f. l -- f QM-fi - ig'-iw: 1 .45 r c 1, . .' , 4 ,.. a ,, a'- , ..-60 MANY WAYS 1 M' . ,, w -. f -1. X . gn ' , I,-1 -2 -5-P5 ..,.e 'vu 1 ,L '.,'i5 Y'14 ', 41. ara' -H .' . ... ' ,- If Q .. Q .M-4 .xr -ff, Aw, . 53:33 -1 Q, 1 ,,.- y. .r . Eau, .-A f-g.. . a . ' -, - -. ,gag r -, N. . 1 ,-- - -,.h,., . 1 -, 'sg , - - -4- fa Q -5- x ..1x.- .L ' 'Y' ' 'fi N JF 5. - 'L'-' -0' fr .- 'f I 19 CAMPUS LIFE i E E K LQ . ' 1 I1 . -. V V 512,-I5 1 , hy. 'C514Q'- -1 W ,mf -. '-'ffm' 1 , 'ig , A f -, -, . .-5.-'1 ?'M lg ,mm 4 m 1:11 - JQDQQ.-11 jiri ' 1-H+ W , I ' '-'fi 12' LM Ii . . w 1 , gn-1: , MJ.: I., W R, 'j f' v'Mfg,f' ' f Q . - , ,K W v i -' I 2' 5-'anl-4 ez- ., .. -. 2-H -f-'4:y-:Y:.i'1,:g'- . -3. - .m-g,,,q..ig,.2,.y-N,.-73,-.,.1. L. :Q-. .. Ilafieh-f.'.h-'.ih!-:1f!.J fsig.,x.g , 1,ff,s4:w'fAf-.ff r New X 7 - ,lf D':1,QPf- ' -F1 11:f3 1:F ff.:: , 3, W . -,,.-an 'b-1 , ',g4,.q..f.:,'-.-5-1 -L-,J ,,Ly,,4 .w,,. if DJJ A 5' V, ,wel 'V-'. ::,, .L ,m f. :'. ,--lqfgfb, AA, .13 :,3,,., ,,,. .-,,j.iw5,.1gv 45Q?i'Hgg..?-H .gc 4 ' . V , - . w - ' o f-'1 1 - ,.-- L. -.5 w 'X -4:33 , v Nl-wwigfzwg, L ' -1 .,'. ' vg 22532. ax, .,u.,5.,: MISS BARB SCOTT 1 L, XZ,-,lT, 4, MRS. RHONDA PETROCCELLI 21 CAMPUS LIFE fY,,.f1,:J:- ,vgpzf , aw 1:1 E N . .A - ,.,.,. , 5 , 3 I, ,. 'S' J J 14 ' . I 4 -: ' - ' ijulf' -1? iii? iw 15- -ani:-y 5 7 :ii H. , 7 'm ff-f it qi 5 Q',. 7, ,,. M , www' . P f V 11 ,,.-. . A E! , 2 5 e I Q L - Y 'iswk ' 1 V , mc T, ggi .5- V . , N Q :ng 5 ' . -'P 0,14 ' M' ,W fix? iw.-A.,.QV QRRIS 4 r .si if Q l was .QQ i M -' , .4 2 ,V . , i , . , ,E-. I .-h f.. 5 L1 nu lu l ' f 'ish wt.- g ui 'Sify' ' 'L H . rea. , ka . 'fs ..-- B. ,. 1' 5 i iq ,I E EZ Lvl ,sg :Q :ii ' ' . .jg qt. 'V Y 4- -I EE,-, ? I E . 2 HE' ' 1969 MAY QL EE Delores Harris was selected as 1969 May Queen by Valley students. Miss H a r r is was crowned at the Spring Formal which is sponsored each year by the Student Union Board. Miss Deb- bie Doyle and Miss Sue Clark were attendants. Qi' lb' CJ .5 .... L SENATORS Front row: Dollie Best, Nancy Faust, Kim Scheperle, Penny Nichols, Ann Heffel, Diane Reynolds. Second row: Mike Bowman, Bob Starkey, Tom Hughes, Jim DiRenna, Walt Rusak, Bob Thacker. Third row: Wally Osman, Tim O'Brien, Dave Beers, Mike Morgan, Lin Hood, Joe Bradley. Fourth row: Nancy Leach, Debbie Doyle, Delma Waddell, Lonnie Murphy, Linda Reh- bok, Bill White. Fifth row: Bob Ackerman, Charles Gary, Vince DeAugus- tine, Chuck Goes, Sue Clark, Jim Sleezer, Bob Evans. Sixth row: Becky Brooks, Cherie Vesser, Chris Wallers, Dennis Brinley, Phyllis Shipp, Mrs. Ruth Butwell, Dr. Brock. Members of SUB - Bob Ackerman, Wayne Somero, John Burke, Jim Sleezer, Bill Buzard, Dan Gwaley. Second row: Barb Bennett, Patti Cherches, Debbie Feemster, Sandy Steffens, Laverne Mack, Marilyn Christman, Debbie Thomas, Jenny Tubbesing, Ann Hoffman, Barb Scott. CAMPUS LIFE 24 STUDE T ENATE GFP CERS pix Bill Schmalz, Vice-Presidentg Wayne Treece, Senator-al-Largeg Jim Serviss, Presidentg Barb Woodward, Secretary: Dean Swis- her, Treasurer. STUDE TU IO BOARD Y: J E, Kathy Vance encouraged her students to do the best work possible. XX Rich Lawson did his best to encourage scholastic excellence during his semester of Student Teaching, CAMPUS LIFE 26 ,I Student Teacher in Music, Barb Burke, instructed her students in vocal arrangements. STUDE TEACHERS S -. S Linda Bauer lleftb in her Junior High history classes stressed the importance ofcurrent events. 41' During one of his senior high English classes. Jerry Vaughn explained the correct use of thc prepositional phrase. Glenn Meinershagen pointed out the mytho- logical background of a story being read by his Senior High English classes. l 27 STUDENT LIFE ffif r 'H' QE QE John Armstrong pointed out the location of Missouri to a student in his Social Studies class. STUDE T TEACHI An End to a Beginning i , V lx f-3:51. if il, . wif? il' H , i.,-':V- - 'I . ,K V ' 4 T , FQ. V A' ' , gg: V A -at X, 1 - 'V , r Q , F 49 l ff, . t ' X il, 5 .az Stage directions and terminology were the topic of discussion in Phyllis Shipp made expert use of the language lab and facilities Ted VanBemmel'sjunior high speech class. in her senior high French Class. CAMPUS LIFE 28 Members: Lona Brotherton, Bob Hanna, Diane Risley, Bob Hartmann, Bill Schmalzg Advisor: Dr. Naiven Mathews. PHI GAMMA MU SOCIAL SCIENCE FRATERNITY The Social Science Honorary on Missouri Valley's campus chose members to its ranks based upon their merit and scholarship within the field of Social Sci- ences. 1 l l 29 CAMPUS LIFE H ducators to bei, . . . Front row: Ramona Huenefeld, Cathy Martin, Marcia Bowles, Delma Waddell. Maggie Grindstaff, Linda Barron, Lin Templeton, Frank Buglovsky, Jane Lile, Presidentg Barb Queensen, Mary Peel, Marilyn Christman, Hala Pilon, Barb Scott. Second row: Barb Lyon. Barb McCay, Ruth Robb, Carolyn Arndt, Sharon Mulford. Gloria O'Rourke, Shirleen Ullrey. Jane Thomas, Barb Woodward, Sharon Sugg, Jean McCorkle. Kathy Herrin. Katy Baker. Third row: John Kirk, Charlie McCabe. Paul Vaillancourt, Randi, Brock Boots, Ann Heffel, Pam Clou- ser, Lona Brotherton, Cherie Vesser. Fourth row: Gene Neff, Joe Teller. Frank Giusti. Frank Scorfina, George Pulliam, Cal Jewell, Mike Morgan. Mike Furlong, Jerry Vaughn. Jerry Happ. STUDE NATIO EDUCAT GNA ASSGCIAT O S.N.E.A. served to provide enriching pro- grams and speakers for majors in education throughout the year. Each of the prospective teachers within the group had an opportun- ity to learn more about the profession he is preparing to enter. CAMPUS LIFE 30 x. X.--3 , -I ' si 11 x if .' M ,Nt I 'rw 1 A ,MS fa , if ' 'xx X 1' ' JH Ni 5 , 'Li I +Y. 3 ein . i I X -. 4, L.. 1 .'t1f?N l'! iT .t. ,, qui-34 'FT' -I I CAMPUS LIFE 32 -1 ffl 1 R ' X e t I A' S . .tk -' if Top row: Karmen Gilbert, Kathy McGinley, Michele Milster, Judy Freebairn, Linda Rinaldo, Paulette Monteil, Jean Anne Weber, Debbie Overton, Anne Williams, Dolly Best, Kathy Herrin. Second row: Melinda Hawthorne, Shelley Allison, Janis Whismant, Barbara Queensen, Becky Butler, Beth Watkins, Barbara Buck, Linda Templeton. Bottom row: Jody Monteil, Shari Husbands, Nancy Ricciardone, Marilyn Christman, Celeste Thurber. GAMMA SIGMA SIGM Gamma Sigma Sigma, the women's service sorority, serves not only the campus but the community and the nation. The purpose of the soror- ity is to assemble college and university women in the spirit of service to humanity. The Beta Omicron Chapter on the campus of Missouri Valley College worked closely with Blosser's Crippled Children's Home, the underprivileged children of Marshall, the college admissions office, APO, Project Concern and others to more fully exemplify its national motto 'lUnity in Service . Tlll' ' liil'P'f i A lil ALPHA PHI MEGA l First semester officers were: Ron Slaten. Sergeant at Arms, John Camp. Secre- tary Ch'trles Collins Presidentg Everett Rehkop. Advisorg John Burke. Vice- Piesiclent Tom Cross Pledge Tr'iiner' C.K. Young. Treasurer. elif? X Xxxll lil! 5 hi Omega Epsilon E L. fi, J Q a .1 I d whole- ational Ser 'QM !W?f' QgKE3 heaftedly Pl A ' 'md ser- lfi i 6 ' and nation V le ' J fi Eps'l Epsilon illllmtl r g .152 excellei PJ, fs ri 0 A gg in- r' AM'-'il I , T b 9 S 'dutiful 'Eiga ti nal Perry,Colvin, Gary Clement, Russ Hauser, Charles Howard. Charles Levan Sam Crowder, Bill Mitchell. Vernon Whetstone, Jerry Vaughn, IV Thomas Butch Smith, Bruce Harper, Roger Street, Wayland Melton. Steve Seeling Bob Evans, George Kessler, Charles Goes, Clark Guy. Fred Delano, Bob Rosenberger, George Johnson, Ron Warrior, Bob Moran, Dave Thomas, Mike Childers, Martin Kocker, Bill White, Chuck .lack- litch, Fred Milek, Chris Thatcher. Wayne Treece, Ted Witek, Tom Cross. ul ' Q t , c , , jx ,C I S ll 2 ll 5 Mit xl . x ,I i A lx Xl 'ff -' l 3 4 ' X fi .lk . IX e 1 Ei -1 4' . A 'Q fqiij' f air I i, . C . 'QQ 4 h Y' vice to C .M P V- C np mum y . , I! .lox ll 'Z a I . J' ' - t - 1 Irv 'gas-it , N xi-tg' ' - 'gg ap, -L27 Us in .- .1 er. : X-,X . l J of r ' ' I , , . L, .. O' S EN' M . XX X -'fl i 2515: I l Back: Larry Snook, Chuck Levan, Claric Guy, Tom Cross, Bob Rosenberger, Perry Colvin, Chuck Goes, Bruce Harper, Mike Childress, Frank Nolan, Lonnie Murphy, Dave Day, Wayne Grossman, Ron Warrior, Dave Thomas, Jim Labelle, Jerry Grimes. Middle: Dr. Bayliss, Rick Lee, Steve Miller, Russ Hauser. Wayne Somero, Tim Bauman, Martin Kocker, Bob Evans, Bill Buzard, Robert Hogan, Bob Lewis, John Burke, Wally Bloss, Mark Murdoch, Don Simms, Bill White, Wayland Melton, George Johnson, Chris Thachter, Vernon Whetstone, Ted Witer, Mr. Pope. Front: Jim Sleezer. Mark Sauna, Judy Freebairn, Sue Sprague, Maggie Potter, Sue Clark, Linda Rehbok, Debbie Overton, Celeste Thurber, Gayle Grimes. AMERICAN HUMANICS , FGUNDATIO CAMPUS LIFE 34 MOTIVATED FOR SERVICE Front row: Kyle Toms, Jerry Stanley, Ron Botts. Second row: Steve Palmer, John McBain, Steve Hullihan, Bill Landgrebe, Dale Schulte, Mr. Gary Brown, Advisor. Third row: Mr. Everett Rehkpp, Advisor: Greg Guerer, Roger Dowil, Jim Serviss, Jim Koshlap, John Pclzer. EC G M S C L U The Economics Club' served to sup- CAMPUS REPUBLICANS SEEK CAMPUS LIFE 36 RECGGNITION plement the piogram and lecture in class and to further the students know- ledge of the business world. Extracurricular activities . Chuck Howard and John Venezia reviewed up and coming activities of the campus Republicans club. ORGANIZATIGNS WORKED TO ENHANCE CAMPUS SPIRIT. enrichment, enlightenment excellence. 37 CAMPUS LIFE is 5512-if ' Z?- Russ Saltzman, Columnistg Dolly Schneider. News Editorg Judy Phil- lips, Reporter: Vernon Whetstone, Reporter. Below: Dr. Hulick, Advi- sor: Maggie Potter, Associate Editorg Jane Lile, Business Managerg Jim Sleezer, Editor. E is l STUDENT LIFE 38 THE D E L T A STAFF Typists ton, Ba DELTA HAD OUTSTANDING 75th ANNIVERSARY YEAR. Manager, Bill 39 STUDENT LIFE Rick Lee SCHOLARSHIP Phyllis Shipp Dean Swisher CAMPUS LIFE 40 WHO'S WHO Brady Bam Donald Th Gloria LEADERSHIP O'Rourke AMERICAN CGLLEGES 41 CAMPUS LIF E Ronald Brown AND Nancy Martin UNIVERSITIES CAMPUS LIFE 42 - QS Lmda Templeto .. x 45..- Nancy Faust Wayne Treece SERVICE ,4-Af..- , 5 ,.-,,. David Carr '. I , I , if Q Q Jane Lile Marcia Bowles 43 CAMPUS LIFE C2 1 ' I ' ' QW .. 53 5 dui' F, ' CAP AND GCWN A Hs! - 4 I Q, Women chosen for scholarship, leadership and service were- First row: Jane Lile, Phyllis Shipp, Mar- cia Bowles, Pat Tubbesing. Second row: Nancy Faust, Virginia Smith, Kathy Vance, L i n Templeton, Nancy Martin, Gloria O'Rourke. 45 CAMPUS LIFE Mac Donald Hall Christmas Party for Center School. 'D AWS Council members: Nancy Faust, Jane Thomas, Lona Brotherton, Barb Scott, President: Maggie Potter, Lin Templeton, Virginia Smith. wwf- 5 Ag if ,. f C ' . 2 i - , l. - I i -' I l , , J X , - it , 3 e ' it A 2 1 'V 1 E Q - - ' l 2 E. i l 2 3 'I E if .,..-f-- -H-.,,4 ,...,-1-F-'J 7 :J ASSOCIATIO WOME Heidi Brink and Sophomore Sweetheart, Doug Kilbreath. CAMPUS LIFE 46 stall Q I fi ,st FT l W OF STUDENTS 'i K Jenny Tubessing and Pete Volk, the Freshman Sweet- heart. Senior Sweetheart Dean Swisher. Tim O'Brien was Junior Class Sweetheart. 47 CAMPUS LIFE THE RADIO VOICE OF VALLEY Sitting: Ernest Butler, Bruce Penny Nichols, David Lowe, Mike Martin, Rick Rice, Wally Bloss, Bill Adams, Bill Judi Foerster. Standing: Miss Rita Ludwig, Faculty Advisor, Katie Baker, Becky Judy Freebairn, Debbie Overton, Bob Brown, Bill Yohey, Mike Dalen, Bob Evans, Defield, Bruce Engkjer, Ron Slaten, Jane Grossman, Jenny Tubbesing, Stephania Evans, Isaac Thomas, Janelle Teegarden. CAMPUS LIFE 48 From its humble beginnings as a closed circuit system WMVC has now introduced . . . i 2 K! 4 Members: Pat Tubessing, Melinda Hawthorne, Kathy Herrin, Nancy Faust, Lin Temple- ton, Vernetta Honeycutt, Kathy Vance, Tom Taylor, Brady Banta, Mr. McCallum. S GMA TAU DELTA National English Honorary The above members of Sigma Tau Delta were given the honor because they showed promise and interest within the English field. This honorary fraternity in the English Depart- ment chooses its members annually. 49 CAMPUS LIFE 1. N ' ' V ' . JJ- I , , I ' I I W Q ... 'A - .. -- Front row: Sam Taylor, Bob Thompson, Dean Swisher, President, Hank Sisbarro, Ron Brown, Coach Gibler. Top of V down: Mickey Burns, Craig Murphy, Tom Klinginsmith, Tom Thomas, Wayne Somero, John Arm- strong, John Breclaw, Charlie Guthery. Top of V down: Jerry Happ, Ron Koch, A. J. Sivess. Tom Taylor. Ralph White, Steve Sugg, Keith Maxey, Frank Scortina. -CLUB STRESSED IKI G SPORTSMANSHIP CAMPUS LIFE 50 X 2' FELLOW HIP OF CHRI TIAN ATHLETE Dr. Woodruff discussed the importance of sportsmanship in athletics with Dean Swisher, John Armstrong, and Tom Thomas. Iii . ' 7 N,- 1 gl -L... ' M W , 4 XIV ? . , V , t,.. 95:1 V 51 CAMPUS LIFE ,,- - I IKI G BAN xi! J A0- , .SY ,fe . ,ff 'r 1 QQ 'FL 1 'ii NYS 61 41.. '17 Q 'fa-1Ly,.f 3,51 MUSIC CLL B Front row: Becky Butler, Olive Malter, Gaylene Schilb, Miss Sutton, D. J. Belcher, Candi Mabee, Cothy Martin. Second row: Mr. Rodney Polsen, Advisor: Don Tinnell, Jim Chevalier, Mr. Lyle King. Advisor: Drew LaPorte. John Lange, Curl Spelin, Mike Peake. MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE CHOIR 53 CAMPUS LIFE ' -- ' - -I f 1- -- ii '1'45 a3 ' 1 H A THE VIKI AWARDS HIGHLIGHT THE DRAMATIC YEAR The Second Annual Viki Award Banquet, held in the Spring of 1968, recognized those students possessing outstanding dramat- ic talents. Walter Johnson, Best Actor, Ron Slaten, Best Male Bit Roleg Issam Amary, Special Award for Makeup Artistryg Michele Milster, Best Female Bit Role, Kathleen Ruefly, Best Supporting Actressg Dave Pera, Best Supporting Actor: Alyce Sibel, Best Actress and The VIKI Awardg John Cunningham, Best Character Actor, Penny Nichols, Best Supporting Actress, .lan Patterson, Best Character Actress, Richard Lenz, Best Supporting Actorg and Jack Blindt, Best Character Actor. THESPIANS IN ALPHA PSI OMEGA HONORARY DRAMATIC FRATERNITY CAMPUS LIFE 54 Members of Alpha Psi Omega include-Front row: Judy Freebairn, Carlene Dowell, Jane Grossman, Kathleen Ruefly, Presidentg Jack Blindt, Vice-Presidentg Katie Baker, Secretary-Treasurerg Penny Nichols, D. J. Belcher. Top row: Judy Foerster, Rich Lawson, Dick Lenz, John Cunningham, David Pera, Ted VanBemmel, Dave Vickery, Doug Grashel, Miss Rita Ludwig, Mr. Jack Sutton, Alyce Sibel. .-W r .f- W- gi f: ,ii 5- Y- 1,11 MST 'F 1- ip 'fb5f1'-.t. W? 1 vi si ai ' m -ig I ja- .N H l '1 a fi -H DEBATE Standing: Richard Lenz, Phil Barager, Charles Tramont, Dave Pera, Bill Mitchell, Dave Vickery, Rich Lawson. Sitting: Rita Ludwig-Faculty Advisor. John Ashford, Doug Grashel. Bill. Alyce Sibel. VALLEY PLAYERS First row: John Cunningham, Katie Baker, Dariel Belcher, Richard Lenz, Dave Pera, Penny Nichols, Bonnie Hyken, Dave Vickery. Second row: Janelle Teegarden, Thea Atkinson, Kathleen Ruefly, Judy Preebairn, Judi Foerster, Carlene Dowell, Alyce Sibel, Becky Butler, Jenny Tubbesing. Third row: Jack Sutton-Faculty AdViS0f. DHD GWHICY, Rick Rice- Bob Ackefmann, John Ashford, Bill Ernegl, Michele Milster, Rita Ludwig-Faculty Advisor. 55 CAMPUS LIFE Oscar Madison iPete Volkl was bewildered as Felix Ungar fDick As Felix was serving the buffet he reminded the poker players Lenz? bid him Good night, Frances. Please fellows, try to keep the crumbs off the floor. FU AN FROLIC Gwendolyn lCarlene Dowellj and Cecily fNancy Ashj impressed upon Felix Oh, we've done many spectacular things! FN. As Felix bellowed like a moose he explained I'mjust trying to clear my ears. Felix explained to Oscar- Spoon? You dumb ignoramus. That's a ladle! CAMPUS LIFE 56 EIL SIM N'S THE ODD COUPLE WITCHCRAF T APPEARS ON VALLEY STAGE! Conjure Woman tAlyce Sibelj tells Conjure Man fLonnie Murphyl Hit z1in't easy ehangin' witches. Hit the hardest thing I know before Witch Boy is transformed to a human. Barbara Allen tCarlene Dowellj begs John tDave Peral Take my ring, John, hit got a green stone that shine in the dark. DARK OF THE OU John warns Floyd Allen QMitch Lovellj I tole you that weren't no eagle out thar, as the Allen family shudders in silence. Mrs. Allen tMichele Milsterj, Floyd, Barbara, John, Mr. Allen tDave Vickeryj. Frightened by the Light Witch CCarol Barr! and Dark Witch lBecky Palmerl, Barbara cries John wouldn't change hisself back to a witch without first tellin' me goodbye. 57 CAMPUS LIFE Discussing the evils of life, the Woodcutter QDave Pera, sittingj told the Priest CRichard Lenz. leftl and the Wigmaker iPeter Volkl Truth is a fire- fly . . .Now you see it . . .Now you clon't. ve' Tajomaru lTom Frilzj angrily claimed lf it hadn't been for that blasted breeze, the man would never have been killed. MYSTERY AN SPLE DOR The wife, afraid her hon- or will be jeopardized, pleaded with Tajumaru not to attack her, but he shrugs off her pleas and says This is no place to worry about honor! ,JN X The Husband Uohn Langel, having been disgraced by his wife CPenny Nicholsj replied Oh, you can stop playing the lady now. l'm your husband, remember? STUDENT LIFE S8 RASHO An Era Ended if N4 at N. x. J u ag.4t'5. 4 xx 1 i A New One Begins. Q .59 L . .tx G15 41 aw' I Student Center To Be .i...l gl 'N-' 4 1 I 1- QV 9 - X xi a if ERN l .17 f-:ix 'Lv' lf' 1 l n PFZQF-gxfy THE HAPPENINGS SPECIAL -i i A new Student Cen ICF. y H-,... CAMPUS LIFE 60 l L L I bg' 9 'F i , :' T., 5 il., .-. s 1553 , 1- '- ' F in N ix T S? -Qi ' Q lg WM 5 1 , HQ , - -' 1 A . 5 A-fe , A CHEER f 7 f ml! X fl B! Tj, 1 ws? ,N ug 'wr ' I is Ml: l n IL . X , ' ' ' I i 4 v- ' N' ' N ii r .sv wil m Q n- 4 4 L f 99 LE DERS Left: Edith Fraley. Right: Maggi e Grind- staff. Nicki Muffoletto 1 L- CAMPUS LIFE 62 Lmda Fees Below left Shel rx Carpenter - Below right: Delma Waddell, Captain. Mary Jane Halcomb if I fi ,f q f , 4: 'uf civil! X 'fix AK S CHEERLEADERS WORK HARD - 5 VL. .4 1. J THROUGHOUT THE YEAR! Charlie Raess, IV Thomas, and Bob Rosenberger supported the female half of chcelleidlng squad. If-LI It 63 CAMPUS LIFE Arndt, Pres- ident Gloria O'Rourke, not present. Other members: Lona Brotherton, Toni Cerami, Heidi Brink, Dorothy Merkel, Diane Reynolds, Barb Marler, Barb Woodward, Linda Fees, Ellen Walters, Judi Koh- ler, Gail Whiteside, Lila Raymond, Deanna Keller, Patsy Hutcherson, Ruth Bowie, Jan Bogemann, Kathy Meszaros. Officers: Carol Zabel, Treasurer: Mary Kay White, Intramurals Chrm.g Carolyn identg Sheri Carpenter, Secretary, Jenette Graham, Publicity Chrm.g Vice-Pres ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO CAMPUS LIFE 64 FIRST YEAR FOR WOMEN'S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. When did you say the World Series is? IN SPRING SPORTS PARTICIPATION INCREASED Trapped or not, Nani caught it! Swish! Strike three-you're out! Was it really Yogi? ,i. . ,i . ' n- 65 CAMPUS LIFE Missouri Valley College has an active men's intramural system in 1968-69. This year, the overall intramural team was given the Redford Traveling Intramural Trophy. lg in I .s-- NS I TRAMURALS TKE's get tough. . Pass blocked by surge of EN's. SPORTS 66 , - yu' 1 . . L . SPIRIT. . . HIGH Hey, Rusty, .... over here! Vg' ill VN EV l ,1 W-F M, 44. , ,.,,..a,- xii S i l l ' l In the basketball portion of the intramural pro- gram the Sigma Nu's were the winners in the North Division, while the TKE's won the South Division title. I The Sigma Nu's were the one point victor in the cham- pionship. Sigma Nu teams one and two bat- tled it out in practice. CO PETITIO . . . KEE 67 SPORTS Standing: Becky Butler, Barbara BeVier, Ramona Huenefeld, Sue Clark, Judy Free- bairn, Dariel Belcher, Cecilia Small, Barbara Queensen, Janice Whisnant. Front row: Michelle Milster, Mary Peel, Phyllis Shipp, Jenny Tubbesing, Sheri Husbands. MacDonald Hall, the only women's resi- dence hall on campus, seems to be the hub of all campus activity. The women residents find MacDonald Hall a home away from home. Here they can divert their attentions from studying to parties, meetings and in- formal get-togethers. Mrs. Mabel Stalcup and Mrs. Dorothy Perdew, the dorm directors, never find a dull moment, but they enjoy it that way! Celeste Thurber, Debbie Doyle, Linda Fees, Gloria ORourke, Carolyn Arndt, Dolly Schneider, Jan Boegeman, Mary Jane Halcomb, Barbara Scott. Sitting: Terry Jacobson, Maggie Potter, Karmen Gil- bert, Sue Petisse. CAMPUS LIFE 68 MAC DONALD HALL Standing: Shirleen Ullrey, Sharon Jones, Kathy Herrin, Patti Cherches, Lona Brotherton, Linda Plunkett, Barbara Woodward, Penny Nichols, Jeanette Graham. Sitting: Mary Spooner, Sharon Mulford, Maggie Grindslaff, Delma Wad- dell, Dorothy Merckel. Mrs. Mabel Stalcup. resident director of MacDonald Hall, assists the women with confident advice, direction, and pro- vides pleasant dormitory atmosphere. l dormitory living. The Yuletide spirit is obvious everywhere. Mrs. Dorothy Perdew, also resident director of MacDonald Hall, always find time to help the women with concerns of 69 CAMPUS LIFE The lounge of MacDonald Hall is a constant scene of faculty teas, receptions, meetings, and interviews. Standing: Judy Kohler, Dottie Goyena, Sue Wohltman, Pat German, Martha Edmonds, Ruth Ann Robb, Sherri Car- penter, Vernetta Honeycutt, Lorna Nim- mons. Sitting: Linda Robinson, Barbara Muffley, LaVerne Mack, Pat Tubessing, Vicki Maddox. CAMPUS LIFE 70 The women of MacDonald Hall serve as hostesses for a Christmas Party for the under- privileged children of Center School. A4 Standing: Elaine Dahler. Stephania Evans, Debbie Over- ton, Kathleen McGinley, Beth Watkins. Kris Fitch, Kathleen Fitzgerald. Sitting: Dee Brandon, Nelda Shouse, Ellen Walters, Karla Wickstrom, Barbara Ben- rleti. Standing: Cathy Martin, Barbara McCay. Gail Hamilton, Nancy Ricciardone, Barbara Marler, Jane Kwolek. Sitting: Barbara Lyons, Pam Clouser, Sandy Eaton. 1 MacDonald Hall is the meeting place on .N all occasions. 71 CAMPUS LIFE Standing: Diane Reynolds, Kathy Vassallie, Joyce Potter, Becky Palmer, Candi Mabee, Marilyn Habers- berger, Karol Gee, Jackie Huber, Rhoda Wall, Nancy Lehman. Sitting: Beth Boling, Judy Seipp, Virginia Smith, Marilyn Christman, Barbara Buck. CAMPUS LIFE 72 fl' , Y 1 I I Q, Milek. Dorm Officers: President Peter Volk, Vice- Pres. Jim Reid, Sec.-Tres. Fred Milek. 2,1 Mike Peak, Jim Barr, Jim Reid, Jim Novak, and Tim Proud. Lonnie Murphy, Mark Sanna, and Fred CAMPBELL HALL Head Residents Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson joking with dorm Pres. Peter Volk. Jim Tygrett, Rich Valanzola, Ron Warrior, and Peter Volk. Bob Rosenberger, Roy Rimmele, Dave Lowe, Mike Smith, Steve Rice, Dave Thomas, and Dennis Robinson. 73 CAMPUS LIFE THE ME OF BLACK HALL J. Monroe, B. Ackerman, T. Taylor, P. Myers R. White, J. Blindt, B. Turchin, D. Kerin. ' 5 'I . 7+ ,gig Tv ' .H ff' f ' .J ,.f,., ,gy , m .1 , , . x Ki- ix V T -ll Q 1 .V.V . 4 .arf .aa '1 4: . X' ' ,. , , --g i 1 iq 5,552 . P an 4 gg- M 3 i . '1 - 1 L, Q ' -4 ,I 1 1- 1,2 I- I I ' ,Q gi i H ii ,. , 4 j , f ig .x Ii' .1 :E i .rt An- A! . 55: w - W .Li fi . l ' ul ' le 1 V ll in ll' ,i .Q l . i I -fi ---L T yf 1 j 4' e , . y. 1 ,- N , T5 T J. ' .xl ' r :viii I .. M 3. X Q ,-if K V .. 6' 2, A 4 - H' ' A 'il'lJlQ'..!iig: ' l W. Blumenhorst, R. Hencken, J. Ingram. STUDENT LIFE 74 A. Markowitz, Bailey, B. Mitchell, H. Sisbarro, C. Skillman, T. Moore. H. Rhodes. Q -. ,J Young Hall Counselors and Housemother: Wally Bloss, Chuck Levan, Mrs. Napton, John Burke, John Armstrong. FRESH UPHOLD 4. B. Cook, G. Corley, M. Chil- dress, P. Beers, D. Sammon. Second row: B. Moran, R. Brown, C. Jacklitch, D. Guest, F. Bess, B. Buzard, J. Bajzatt. 75 CAMPUS LIFE ITS---f , - .321-1233 First row: L. Dittmeir, C. King, J. Hogan, D. Ross, C. Brown. Back row: R. Klisley, S. Goellner, M. Koker, .I. Sanders, T. Whitek, B. Browett. CAMPUS LIFE 76 YOU G H LL First row: S. Whisenant, R. Hoefling, R. Crowder. Second row: E. Ostervich C. Fabus, G. Hightower, J. Morris, J. Schumate, B. Montgomery, G. Mans field, G. McElroy, T. Fritz. First row: B. Ennis, P. DiMaggio, B. Ayers, B. Schuchardt. Second row: F. Delano, D. Cunningham, B. Clark, B. Hogan, W. Bloss, L. Blaznik, B. Snead, L. Balch, D. Thompson, A. DiGirolamo. First row: B. White, B. Mathews, C Keck. J. Horton, T. Lewis. Second row C. Raess. J. Roskelly, L. Whitehead R. McQuiston, D. Hoyle. TRADITIONS 7 3' mf, -A , 1 . px. . A . ' 4-if--,1. b U , , kia A x -225131 ,4-. 'Tx' . Q., f ?I4Q , 6 L X k A 1 fl sag ti K I 4 iii? ---f7IfQ-B, si 'if in 0 ia Q QX gg A9 4 , 'Q 375 -Y. N ..sr' ' Qi if ni I I Y A V I .gn ':-Q 2: nn.. .. 1.-an Xiu' ,A . af- .H 'Z 'a li I 2 Y xy A 49 J .. - V I l g 'Ay 'uf' -nf is I ,ky ., HZ xr 1 '95 ' 'L29'-v F5551 f ga- 3'rfi'w ve jj f '13 1 I .wG5Z?', - Sm. L T159 ,. V . , if , .' f Hr ' ' ' 'F ---4 X' I. ,L ' 5, 3 ' pf A V, , 1 3 ' .. A M 'TC' , ,Q .Q Ts l :V ,1 ' i 1 Sitting: Bob Hogen, Mike Bowman, Mike Dalen, Art Tuthill. Standing: Terry Libich, George Robinson, Kyle Toms, Jim Woods, Melvin Dunsworth, Mike Connor, Mick Selken, Roger Street. THE OF ORELAND H LL Sitting: Jim Sullivan, Bill Douglas, Perry Colvin, Vince Cacciatore. Standing: Stephen Seeling, Bruce Harper, Sam Crowder, Mark Clarkson, Nick Badame. .gpg-11. ACADEMICS. . . was foundation for life ' K A C ADMINISTRATION 82 'A'h -3? In iifiibw' , V,q '0-pf: .4,. ww-.Y J- - T1 X .- I Af! 'IE A X.. ,N 4, is A VICE-PRESIDENT DEAN OF THE COLLEGE THOMAS E. TWEITO VICE-PRESIDENT DEAN OF STUDENTS GEORGE E. BROCK , ' ,,,ffY1gf.fe1 mf , M, ff-Heh , 1, 5 ,Q ' il mv' w ' w ' N flax, gm - :aim , T55 ,, M 'U , iigyzy :M , , . ' T 1: I , 5 7' . , my , ..V,,,,, ,Z W 5 5 W' I , . ,HU -f im 1,' iq, 1, .,.A 4 iw? . 'A Vx: i' .A H iff: -32 351. M 'sw :Ur Len I ' 4? , ,,., pit' ww 1 .M , ' M W, 7 f . 1' L.- f F.. , . A 1- A . VJ if ' ...... . I. I VICE-PRESIDENT PUBLIC RELATIONS VOLNEY C. ASHFORD 83 ADMINISTRATION DEAN OF WOMEN DS I MRS. RUTH BUTWELL DIRECTOR OF I ,,-r...- ASSISTANT TO DEVELOPMENT THE PRESIDENT DONALD BATES R. WILSON BROWN ACADEMICS 84 i n . z Q. mlv,,J N-1 BU IN ESS M AGER lllgam P. Staley 85 ACADEMICS ACADEMICS 86 Economics EVERETT REHKOP Assistant Professor Economics Educauon -4-1 F? !zr.Pk.l l la GARY BROWN Assistant Professor Economics ,,,5g6f'M A GEORGE MINER ELIZABETH Assistant Professor ALLEN Acct. 35 Econ. Assistant Professor Education RAYMOND BROCK Associate Professor Education English Fine Arts ,Q- P I ' '- .,-w....- !P,:.gY1J,l::iA,gf:. , ! - - , 1 Q Z - V: .1 ' -gigflii mr -ms - V 5: 'G . K, 'A A X if 4 I if I ' gg ef' xx- A l i , 'xx I i lx , 1 1 C gp if ff' E 4 E7 .il ....... . .,. ig-1p11 -1 GRACE fm? I ELIZABETH VERNON D. YERBURY I SEELEN NESTER Professor i ' A' A Assistant Associate EngliSh Professor Professor English Ar PAGE WILLIAMS JOHN MCCALLUM LYLE B. KING Instructor Associate Professor Assistant Professor English English Music Wes RODN EY POLSON Associate Professor Music 87 ACADEMICS ROBERT L. HiSiOIy Languages .358 41 NAIVEN F. AN KE I KIRK PATRICK Professor History ACADEMICS 88 HALDIMAN Instructor German 84 Spanish MATHEWS ' Professor J 54 History :Avent ctAl RODNEY L. J. H. RITA LUDWIG WELLS STELLWAGEN Instructor Lecturer Professor Eng. 8a Speech History Modern Languages .r JACK SUTTON Assistant Professor Speech gl Drama Human Relations M Elthematies BRADFORD BAYLISS Professor Relations ln In , '-- ,Q LOUIS B. POPE Associate Professor Human Relations V M ll rm iii' ' WILLIAM Pop F ERG USON Professor Emeritus Mathematics E- ' DAVID DAUTENHAHN Associate Professor Mathematics CHARLES E. LESLIE Assistant Professor Mathematics S ETHEL ROORDA Instructor Mathematics 1 ,- x ,- v.. 5 CHARLOTTE HUFFSEY Instructor Mathematics 89 ACADEMICS WINFIELD H. BEARCE Associate Professor Chemistry ACADEMICS 90 Sciences Physical Education ' ', 'f-ax. V I-' , F.,-. .,. K V, is lr' ',r,:.:,l?:: I , N' fx, , ,yo . 'Q li lit V L3 we t g L S it ,' ' iii- I ' , W- .. 1 l 1 .- . , 1, f-- ,, 33 i ss V If 22? 'I J -.,y. 1 -F, sz ii , ' ,.,, if J- WAYNE JULIA ' V KENNETH FREEARK ROBBERSON GIBLER Professor Assistant ASSiSlaf1l Chemistry Professor PhySlC21l Physical Education Education A 1 ' , REED A. KEPNER RALPH R. GROVER C. Assistant Professor HUFFSEY REDFORD Biology Assistant Professor Associate Pl'0fCSSOf Physics Physical Education . 1 A 'J-, Psychology Religion Sociology - W...----W if QMS A if It, l I , Zi., H fl' sl 4 ' -1- Llllp l CLIFTON D. VIRGIL RABE WILLIAM A. NANCY GRAY , Professor HULICK EM ERSON Professor Religion A Associate Instructor Psychology Philosophy Professor Sociology Sociology RONALD J. PARSONS Associate Professor Psychology STEPHEN WOODRUF F Associate Professor Religion Sc Philosophy ELEANOR TWEITO Assistant Professor Business Education 91 ACADEMICS l Maintenance COLLEGE The members of the MVC Maintenance Staff are always ready to contribute that extra effort to keep Valley on the go. Infirmary Sec. to Dir. of Accounting Sec. to Dir. of Alllmfli AffaiFS, Office, Admissions, Melynda Johnson Jolene Miller Betty Brooks 2-1- The health and well-being of all Vikings is the interest and concern of Mrs. Kathryn Katy Stockman Qseatedb and Mrs. Ruth Simonin. Sec. to V.-P. for Sec. to V.-P. for Sec. to Human Development, Stu. Per. Affairs, Relations Res. Ad., Jean Stevens Bertha West .lane Staley 'Di' W' Secretaries ACADEMICS 92 Cafeteria , r S ,kung .Ci s Q' jr i.:,..Vi' E' 2 'ft L' L r all i , 1 '1 ,WA .- Yijxly STAFF Umm llama. lwllllulllfvmin ll IDI lil llil ll UI Gill ap 1: 1' ' at Mr. Delford Thompson keeps the students sup- plied with study materials at the Bookstore. Library v 'l , Yr ' lf ll f rg -A il gi 7. 1 Providing well balanced meals for Valley students is the job of the Cafeteria , 1 Q l 1, 1 'Vi 'T' il. ,l l f Staff undelr Mr. Fawzy Simon Cfront, rightl. Bookstore Assisting Valley students in the Library are Mr. William I-Iegarty, Mrs. Mary Jane McNaughton, Mrs. Bill Lyon, and Miss Eleanor Thompson. 93 ACADEMICS -wr -419 we -' ' 2 ,...,,,. C 31. f 4 X . ffm. xi '- A ir., 4. t.. I , ' 3 ' . K. s afffrg .2 i'f???'v-- ,. ln, 96-3 , 3 ,gm I , N x w xt. YM Hb 4, Q X K M ll X x 5 . 5 ,, ' 1 vi' 'Z , . I k N fs.-Tl. -- r . J ' . .N Q ji v lf fl J l A-f - '1l5A'frR'f?3t4lllrl'f' Outstanding Senior Woman. Gloria O'Rourke was president of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, vice-president of W.A.A., and editor of the Sabiduria. Outstanding Senior Man, Dean Swisher was president of Sigma Zeta and V-Club, and a member of Sigma Nu Fra- ternity. OUTSTAN SE IOR MAN AND WOMAN ,'f-sfisw f 4.-L+.. . -e -.. .au--egszm 2 kj, .,......4n- w'-jrrl Jfcx sl, x' I r rl 'I 1 iffy!!! ,Mfr I Sfmt: -. -fs, : .Vi , 5' -- ,::f1w--2'4'.f'!g ' . ff 'T' 310' - ' i-vi 5' Ylj ,Q - :T 5'f14Jf1r,2, M Q psf 'fjiryil .f -If Gia - ' 51 rffiffkiff 'f ' wa rds . Runner-up D eb b i e Doyle Runner-up for Senior Man. served as president of Alpha Jim Serviss was President of Sigma Alpha Sorority and the Student Body. vice-president ofA.W.S. Runner-up Carolyn Arndt Runner-up Bill Schmalz was Runner-up for Senior W0marl, served as president of W.A.A. vice-president of the Student NHHCY Marlin Served HS Pres- and secretary of Alpha Xi Body and pledge trainer for ident0fDelIa Zeia SOFOFUY- Delta Sorority, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. ACADEMICS 94 SE IORS Senior Class Officers-Standing: Lee Lawhead, Presidentg Thomas Kurucz, Vice-President. Seated: John Brcclaw, Secretaryg Stephen Miller, Trea- surer. RIPPLES IN A CRYSTAL PO Robert Ackerman John Armstrong Carolyn Arndt BraClY Bama Mathematics History Physical Education HISYOFY Linda Barron Linda Bauer Tim Bauman Dariel Jean Belcher Elementary Education Social Studies Human Relations Music Education 95 ACADEMICS George H1811 Jack Blindt Wallace Bloss Ronald Botts ACCOUI1Ul1g Speech, Drama Human Relations Economics C' Marcia Bowles Michael Bowman Music Education History CROSSIN OCEANS OF SPREADI G OUT FROM A SINGLE POI T Thomas Brennenstuhl Christian Education Shirley Brown Frank Buglovsky Barbara Burlge 101111 Burk? Business Education Elementary Education MUSIC Ed!-lCaIlOl'l Hllman Relarwns ACADEMICS 96 l l Edward Burns Vincent Cacciatore David Carr Marilyn Christman Physical Education History Chemistry Elementary Education I ITE MAG ITUDE Thomas Cross John Cunningham Human Relations Speech, Drama Suzanne Clark Human Relations COMING TO Brian Crist Economics REST Michael .Dalen James Darling Dennis Desmond Elsie Desmond English Accounting Mathematics Business Education 97 ACADEMICS l l i l James.DiRenna Roger Dowil Deborah Doyle Robert Elliott History Economics Sociology Social Science S S0 WE, R i LIKE William Ernest Jan Evans Speech, Drama Social Studies DISTANT SANDS Robert G. Evans Human Relations Richard Finks Judith Freebairn Charles Gary- Patricia German English, French Human Relations Business Education Elementary Education ACADEMICS 98 Chuck Gillis Charles Goes Douglas Grashel Margaret Grindstaff Pre-Engineering Human Relations Speech, Drama Elementary Education TINY RIPPLES Wayne Grossman Robert Hanna Human Relations History AWARE OF WORLD Davici Hansen Nancy Hansen Sociology Elementary Education Jerry Happ Russell Hauser John Higgins Ralph Hofheins Psychology Human Relations Biology, Psychology Physical Education 99 ACADEMICS l. Robert Hoppe Thomas Hughes Bonnie Hyken Psychology History Speech, Drama Shirley Jackson i EXPECTAN Deanna Keller g Kathryn Kimmel Elementary Education Physical Education BEYO OUR OW Lowell Knauss Sociology, Religion Kenneth Kohl Barrett Kurre James LaBelle Accounting, Psychology Mathematics Human RBIHIIOHS ACADEMICS 100 OF THI GS Ronald Koch Physical Education William Landgrebe Economics Rick Lee Robert Lewis William Libich Jane Lile Human Relations Human Relations Accounting Special Education YET TO COME, John McBain Gerald McCaslin Economics Economics SEARCHI FOR Douglas McLean Alan Markowitz Physical Education Psychology i l i l Dwight Martin Nancy Martin Glen Meinershagen Terry Miller Physical Education French English Economics 101 ACADEMICS Kenneth Moulton Barbara Muffley Sharon Mulford Dave Nigra Mathematics Elementary Education Physical Education Economics STARTI CUT FRO Gloria O'Rourke' William Peabody Elementary Education Biology MEANIN AND TRUTH Vincent Peterson Econom ics George Pulliam Lila Raymond Ruth Ann Robb Walter Rusak Art Elementary Education Mathematics Social Science ACADEMICS 102 , . ' 'flfg' it cl, , .I l Robert Sanders William Schmalz Barbara Scott . Stephen Seeling Physical Education Accounting Elementary Education Economics C TRAL HO Judith Seipp James Serviss English Economics SPREADI CUT Phyllis Shipp Alyce Sibel French Speech, Drama 1 ul William Siebenborn Kathryn Simms Henry Sisbarro Andrew Sivess Sociology Psychology Physical Education Physical Education 103 ACADEMICS James SICCZPY Virginia Smith Louise Soltysick Wayne Sgmerg Human Relations Social Science Biology Human Relations V PURSUIT OF A Ralph Steele David Sugg Psychology Social Studies N ALL DIRECTIONS Sharon Sugg Elementary Education Samuel Taylor Joseph Teller Linda Templeton Donald Thompson Sociology Physical Education Elementary 8L Mathematics, Physics ACADEMICS 104 Special Education Marilyn Thomson Paul Thomson . David Tomlinson Thomas Wayne Treece Elementary Education Biology History, Political Science Economics ILLIO e' DIFFERE i GOALS. Patricia Tubbesing Arthur Tuthill English Speech, Drama ... RIPPLES IN A f CRYSTAL P0 D Shirleen Ullrey Theodore VanBemmel Elementary Education Speech Kathy Vance Gerald Vaughn John Venezia Suzann Vossen English English Psychology Elementary Education 105 ACADEMICS vw-..- -.,. .,., . -..-,.. Y - T Delma Waddell. David Winkler Elementary Education Mathematics, Physics BOR OF A SINGLE PEBBLE Robert Guffin Economics Rebecca Hagedorn Accounting John Haley Mathematics James Hatley Physical Education Melinda Hawthorne Elementary Education Jack Howell History Raymond Kalthoff Psychology Joel Karr Sociology Gloria Krumsiek Elementary Education Thomas Kurucz Physical Education Lee Lawhead Business, Accounting James Lawson Speech James Lies Accounting Shirley Jean McCorkle Business Education Michael McKitrick Political Science ACADEMICS 106 Robert Manley Biology, Physical Education James Mathis Political Science Judy Miller Elementary Education Steven Miller Human Relations Michael Morgan Biology Harley Moulton Accounting Joyce Oyler Mathematics, Chemistry Robert Peters Psychology Jeannie Pointer Business Education Judith Purdy Sociology Richard Price Psychology Dianne Risley Economics Robert Robinson Mathematics Linda Ryan Sociology Steven Saylor M athematics Barbara Woodward Business Education Carl Espelin Music Hugh B. Freeman, Jr. Biology Harry Foockle Religion, Philosophy Miriam Gibson Elementary Education Frank Giusti Physical Education Colin Giustino Human Relations CAN NEVER RETUR HO Larry Schmoekel English Hugh Smith Psychology Eric Stafford Music Robert Starkey Social Studies Dennis Straub Chemistry, Mathematics Donald Tennill Music Robert E. Thompson Physical Education E Lyle Abbott Biology James Athon Economics Clifford Bachman Accounting Donald Basinger Economics John Breclaw Mathematics Ann Bruns History Jerry Butler Mathematics Dennis Cosgrove Accounting Kenneth Cottenden Human Relations lona Dabney Elementary Education Sheryl DeGraffenreid Elementary Education Robert Douglas Economics AGAI . Robert VanDyke Economics, Business Richard VanGordon Psychology Lloyd Vaught Mathematics Christopher Wahlers Chemistry. Mathematics Whitfield Washington Human Relations Linda Waters Elementary Education Stanley Young Economics SENIOR ACTI ITIES Ackerman, Robert: Valley Play ers 3,43 WMVC 33 Student Senate 43 Student Union Board 3,4. Armstrong, John: History Club 43 SNEA 43 Sigma Nu l,2,3,43 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 43 Football I,2,3,4Q Intramurals l,2, 3,43 V Club 2,3,43 Young College Repub- licans 4. Arndt, Carolyn: SNEA 3,43 Alpha Xi Delta 2,3,43 Recording Secretary 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Intramurals I,2,3,4Q Pom Pom Girls 2,3,43 WAA l,2,3,4, President 43 Campbell Hall Proctor 23 May Queen Attendant 33 American Royal Candidate 3. Banta, Brady: History Club 43 International Relations 33 SNEA 33 Pi Gamma Mu 3,42 Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 42 Alpha Sigma Phi l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 IFC 33 Student Senate 2,33 Dean's List l,2,3, 43 German Club 3. Barron, Linda: SNEA l,2,3,43 Alpha Xi Del- ta l,2,3,43 Off-Campus Women 2,3,4. Belcher, Dariel Jean: Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,43 Valley Players l,2,3,43 Delta 13 Instrumental Music 3,43 Phi Alpha Mu 2,3,4, President 43 Vocal Music l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,33 WAA 1,2,3Q Campbell Hall Proctor 2, Secretary 33 MacDonald Hall Proctor and Secretary 3. Bishop, Donald: History Club 43 Intramurals 3,43 Campbell Hall Vice-President 4. Blindt, Jack: Alpha Psi Omega 3,43 Valley Players 3,43 Newman Club 33 Alpha Phi Omega 33 Cotfee House 3,4. Bowles, Marcia: SNEA 1,42 Cap and Gown 43 Sigma Tau Delta 3,43 Senior Honor Privileges3 Who's Who 43 Instrumental mu- sic l,2,43 Phi Alpha Mu 2,3,43 Vocal Music l,2,3,43 Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent and Pledge Trainer 43 Pan-Hellenic l,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President 43 Dean's List 1,4. Bowman, Michael: History Club 43 Student Senate 4. Breclaw, John: Newman Club 13 Sigma Nu 3,43 Football 1,23 V Club 2,3,43 Wrestling 2,43 Black Hall Treasurer 23 Senior Class Secretary. Brown Ronald: Math Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 43 Sigma Zeta 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Senior Honor Privileges3 Who's Who: Instrumental Music l,2,33 Alpha Sigma Phi l,2,3,4, Secretary and Vice-President 2, President 33 Intramurals l,2,3,43 V Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Wrestling 1,23 IFC 33 Junior Class President3 Dean's List l,2,3,4. Brown, Shirley: SNEA 43 Off-Campus Wom- en l3 Dean's List. Burke, Barbara: SNEA 43 Valley Players 43 Instrumental Music l,2,33 Vocal Music 1,2, 3,43 Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,43 Coffee House 2, 33 Gamma Sigma Sigma 1,23 Student Senate 2,3, Burke, John: Humanics Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 33 Newman Club 2,3, Treasurer 23 Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4, Pledge Trainer 2, Vice-President 3, President 43 Coffee House 2,33 Student Senate 43 Student Union Board 3,4. Butler, Jerry: SNEA 43 Sigma Zeta 43 Alpha Sigma Phi l,2,3,4. Cacciatore, Vincent: History Club 43 SNEA 33 Young College Republicans 4. Carder, Wayne: Sigma Nu 2,3,43 Football 1, 2,3,43 Track 1,2Q V Club l,2,3,43 Wres- tling 2,32 IFC 23 Student Senate 1. Christman, Marilyn: SNEA 2,3,43 Instru- mental Music I,2,3,4Q Gamma Sigma Sigma 2,3,4, President 43 Student Union Board 43 Intramurals 1,33 WAA 1. Clark, Suzanne: Humanics Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3,43 Young Col- lege Republicans 43 Delta 13 Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3 WAA 1, Student Senate 3,4. Crist, Brian: Economics Club 3,43 Newman Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,23 Tennis 13 Off- Campus Men 43 Student Senate l,2,33 Young College Democrats 1,23 Young Col- lege Republicans 3,4. Cross, Thomas: Humanics Club 2,3,4, Vice- President and President 43 Newman Club 2,3,4, President 33 Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4g Intramurals 2,3,43 Student Senate 3,43 Student Union Board 3,43 Young Hall Proctor 43 Rifle Club 3,43 Collegiates for Concern Treasurer 4. DeGraffenreid, Sheryl: SNEA 33 Off-Campus Women l,2,3,4. Desmond, Elsie: SNEA 43 Newman Club 4. Desmond, Dennis: Math Club 3,43 SNEA 43 Newman Club 2,3,43 Football 33 Intramurals 3. DiRenna, James: History Club 3,43 Sigma Nu 3,42 Fellowshi of Christian Athletes 43 Intramurals 3,43 'liennis 3,43 Student Senate 43 Student Union Board 4. Douglas, Robert: Economics Club 3,4, Treas- urer 4. Dowil, Roger: Economics Club 3,43 Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,43 Alpha Sigma Phi 2,3,43 Intramurals 2,3,43 IFC 3,4. Doyle, Deborah: Humanics Club 1,23 Sabi- duria 33 Newman Club 1,23 Alpha Sigma Alpha 2,3,4, President 3, Pledge Trainer 43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 AWS 3,4, Vice-President 33 Student Senate 3,4. Ernest, William: SNEA 43 Alpha Psi Omega 43 Valley Players 3,42 WMVC 3,45 Pi Kappa Delta 3,4, Secretary 4. Espelin, Carl: Vocal Music l,2,3,43 WMVC 33 Phi Alpha Mu 3,4. Evans, Jan: Humanics Club 1,23 Valley Players 23 Instrumental Music 13 Vocal Music 13 Alpha Sigma Alpha 2,3,4, Vice- President 43 Gamma Sigma Sigma l,2, Trea- surer l, Vice-President 23 MacDonald Hall Proctor 4g Pan-Hellenic Treasurer 4. Evans, Robert: Humanics Club 3,43 Alpha Phi Omega 3,43 WMVC 43 Student Senate 4. Faust, Nancy: Cap and Gown 3,43 Sigma Tau Delta 3,43 Who's Who 43 AWS 3,42 Off-Campus Women 3,4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 43 Student Senate 3,4. Finks, Richard: Sigma Tau Delta 3,43 Senior Honor Privileges: Interfaith Council 3. Foockle, Harry: Sigma Tau Delta 3,4. Freebairn, Judith: Humanics Club 2,3,4, Secretary 43 Alpha Psi Omega 3,43 Valley Players 2,3,4, Treasurer 33 Vocal Music 2,3, 43 Gamma Sigma Sigma 2,3,43 WMVC 4. Freeman, Hugh B. Jr.: Sigma Zeta 4. Gary, Charles: Student Senate 4. Grashel, Douglas: International Relations Club 23 Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4Q Valley Players 2,3,43 Coffee House 23 Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,4, Pyloretes 33 WMVC 43 Foot- ball 13 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Track 13 Pi Kappa Delta 3,4, President 43 Rifle Club 2. Grindstaff, Margaret: SNEA 43 Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Pom Pom Girls 3,42 WAA 2,3,43 AWS 23 Campbell Hall President 23 Greek Week Queen Candidate 2. Grossman, Wayne: Humanics Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Valley Players 33 Newman Club l,2,3Q Alpha Phi Omega l,2,33 WMVC 3,43 Intramurals 1,23 Student Senate l. Hagedorn, Rebecca: Newman Club 2,3,43 WAA 2,3,4. Hanna, Robert: History Club President 43 International Relations Club 43 Pi Gamma Mu 3,43 Delta 43 Newman Club 1,23 Sigma Nu 2,3,4, Chaplain 33 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Student Senate 2. Hansen, David: Humanics Club 1,23 SNEA 3,43 Alpha Phi Omega '1,23 Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,4, Epiprytanis 33 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Tennis l,2,33 Freshman Class Sec- retary: Student Senate 3. Hansen, Nancy: SNEA l,2,3,43 Valley Play- ers 43 Sabiduria 33 Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 WAA l,2,33 Pan-Hellenic 33 Student Senate 2,3, Secretary 33 Majorette 1. Happ, Jerry: SNEA 43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 V Club 3,4. Hauser, Russell L. Jr.: Humanics Club l,2,3, 4, Treasurer 43 International Relations Club 23 History Club 43 Valley Players l,2,3,43 Delta l,2,3,43 Sabiduria I,2,3,4Q Young Americans for Freedom Secretary-Trea- surer l,2,3,43 Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 33 WMVC l,2,3,43 Bowling 23 Student Union Board I,2,3,4Q Rifle Club I,2,3,4Q German Club 3, Vice-President3 Young College Republicans 4. Hawthorne, Melinda: Gamma Sigma Sigma 43 Dean's List 4. Hofheins, Ralph: Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,4, Hypophetes 43 Football l,2,3,43 V Club 1, 2. Howell, Jack: SNEA 43 Delta 2,3,43 Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3,43 Coffee House 33 Baseball Manager 23 Intramurals I,2,3,4Q Tennis 33 Student Senate 3. Hughes, Thomas: History Club 43 Sigma Tau Delta 3,42 Student Senate 3,43 Gamma Gam- ma Delta 2,3,4, President 4. Hyken, Bonnie: Alpha Psi Omega 43 Valley Players 3,43 Alpha Xi Delta 3,4. Karr, Joel: Newman Club 13 Alpha Sigma Phi l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. Keller, Deanna: SNEA 2,3,43 Alpha Sigma Alpha 2,3,43 Intramurals 3,43 WAA 3,43 Campbell Hall Treasurer 2. Kimmell, Kathryn: SNEA 1,43 Delta 13 Phi Alpha Mu 2,33 Vocal Music l.2,3,4Q Alpha Sigma Alpha 3,43 Coffee House 3,43 Intra- murals l.2,3,43 WAA l,2,3,4. Knauss, Lowell: Humanics Club I,2Q Ger- man Club 33 Alpha Phi Omega I,2,3,4Q Alpha Sigma Phi l,2,3,43 Bowling 23 Rifle Club 23 Student Senate 3. Koch, Ronald: SNEA 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 V Club 2,3,4. 107 ACADEMICS Kohl, Kenneth: Humanics Club l,2: Economics Club 4: Alpha Psi Omega 3,4: Valley Players l,2,3,4: Delta 1: Newman Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3,4: Alpha Sigma Phi 4: Coffee House 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Off- Campus Men 3.4, President 3: Student Senate 3: Student Union Board 3: Dean's List 3: Accounting Club 3. Kurucz, Thomas: SNEA 4: Young Ameri- cans for Freedom 3,4: Newman Club 1,2: Sigma Nu l,2,3,4, Commander 4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4: Football 2,3,4: Intra- murals l,2,3,4: Track l,2: Senior Class Vice- President. LaBel1e, James: Humanics Club 2,3,4: Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4: Young College Republi- cans 4. Landgrebe, William: Economics Club 4: Alpha Sigma Phi l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Track 1: V Club l.2,3: Student Senate I: Gamma Gamma Delta 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 3.4. Lawhead, Lee: Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,4, Prytanis 4: Wrestling 1: Senior Class Presi- dent: Student Senate l,2. Lawson, James: SNEA 2,3: Alpha Psi Omega 3,4: Valley Players 2,3,4: Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4, Secretary 3: WMVC 2,3. Lee Rick: Humanics Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Delta 3,4, Editor 4: Sabiduria 4: Alpha Sig- ma Phi l,2,3,4, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: Bowling 2: Junior Class Treasurer: Dean's List 1,2,3. Libich, William: Economics Club 3,4: Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3,4: Intramurals 3,4. Lies, James: Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4: Intra- murals 2,3,4: Dean's List 2,3. Lile, Jane: SNEA l,2,3,4, President 4: Cap and Gown 4: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Delta 3,4: Newman Club l,2,3: Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,4: Greek Week Queen 3: Junior Class Secretary: Off-Campus Women I,2,3: Student Senate 3: Dean's List. McCorkle, Shirley: SNEA 4: Off-Campus Women 1. McLean, Douglas: Humanics Club 4: Young Americans for Freedom 3: Intramurals l,2, 3,4: Black Hall President 3,4: Sophomore Class Vice-President. Markowitz, Alan: Intramurals 3.4: Dean's List 3,4: Young College Republicans 4. Martin, Dwight: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Martin, Nancy: SNEA 2,3: Cap and Gown 4: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Vocal Music 1: Delta Zeta l,2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4: Pan-Hellenic 3: Student Senate 3. Miller, Judy: SNEA l,2,3: Cap and Gown 4: Sigma Tau Delta 3,4: Senior Honor Priv- ileges: Sabiduria 2: Gamma Sigma Sigma 1, 2: MacDonald Hall Secretary 2: Rifle Club Secretary 2. Miller, Stephen: Humanics Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3: A1pha.Phi Omega l,2,3,4: Alpha Sigma Phi l,2,3,4: Bowling 2: Intra- murals 2,3: Senior Class Treasurer: Student Senate 3: Rifle Club 2. Muffley, Barbara: Delta Zeta 3,4: Intra- murals l,2,3,4: Pom Pom Girls l,2,3,4: WAA l,2,3,4: MacDonald Hall Secretary 3,4: SNEA. Mulford, Sharon: SNEA 4: Alpha Xi Delta 2,3,4: Cheerleader 2,3: Intramurals l,2,3,4: WAA l,2,3,4: AWS 4: MacDonald Hall, Vice-President 4. ACADEMICS 108 O'Rourke, Gloria: Humanics Club l,2,3, Secretary I, Vice-President 2: SNEA 4: Cap and Gown 4: Pi Delta Epsilon 4: Who's Who 4: Sabiduria 3,4, Editor 4: Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,4, President 4: Sabiduria Queen 3: Intramurals l,2,3,4: WAA l,2,3,4, Secre- tary 3, Vice-President 4. Oyler, Joyce: Math Club 2,3: Sigma Zeta 2,3,4: Delta 1: Student Senate 2. Peabody, William: Tau Kappa Epsilon 1: Basketball l,2,3,4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4: German Club 3. Peterson, Vincent T. Jr.: Economics Club 3,4: Intramurals 3,4. Petroccelli, Rhonda: SNEA l,2: Sabiduria 2: Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,4: Homecoming Queen Attendant 4: Sabiduria Queen Attendant 4: Cheerleader l,2: Intramurals 1,2,3: WAA l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2. Price, Ronald: SNEA 3,4: Senior Honor Privileges: Intramurals l,2,3,4. Pulliam, George: SNEA 4: Football l,2,3,4. Risley, Dianne: Economics Club 3,4, Secre- tary 4: Student Wives Club 4: Dean's List 3,4. Robb, Ruth Ann: Math Club 2,3,4: SNEA 2,3,4: Sigma Zeta 3,4: Senior Honor Priv- ileges 4: Intramurals 4: Off-Campus Women 1. Rusak, Walter: History Club 4: Sabiduria 4: Newman Club l,2: Sigma Nu l,2,3,4: Intra- murals l,2,3,4: IFC 2: Student Senate 3,4: Studegit Union Board 3: Greek Week Chair- man . Sanders, Robert: Senior Honor Privileges: Baseball Manager 3: Fellowship of Christian Athletes l,2,3,4: Football Manager 2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2. Schmalz, William: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Sabiduria 3: Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,4, Pledge Trainer 3: Baseball 3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Chapel Committee 3: Freshman Class Treasurer: Sophomore Class President: Student Senate 3,4, Vice- President 4: Dean's List 3. Scott, Barbara: SNEA l,2,3,4: Sabiduria 4: Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,4, Vice-President and Pledge Trainer 3: Sabiduria Queen Attendant 3: May Queen Attendant 3: Intramurals I,2, 3,4: WAA l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3: AWS l,2,3,4, President 4: Pan- Hellenic, Vice-President 4: Student Union Board 4. Seipp. Judith: Vocal Music 4. Serviss, James: Economics Club 2,3,4: WMVC 2,3: Intramurals 2,3,4: Moreland Hall President 3: Student Senate 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4: Young College Republicans 4. Shipp, Phyllis: Cap and Gown 4: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Alpha Sigma Alpha 3,4, Recording Secretary and Pledge Trainer 3, President 4: W.A.A. 3: AWS 3: MacDonald Hall Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 3: Pan-Hellenic 2,3: Student Senate 2,4. Sisbarro, Henry: Intramurals l,2,3,4: V Club 3,4: Wrestling 2,3,4. Sivess, Andrew: Basketball 2,3,4: Intramurals 1: Track l,2,3,4: V Club 2,3,4, Sleezer, James: Humanics Club 3,4: Delta 3,4, Editor 4: Alpha Phi Omega 3,4: Coffee House 3,4: Student Union Board 3,4, Chair- man 4: WMVC 3: Student Senate 3,4. Smith, Hugh: Project Concern Corresponding Secretary 4. Smith, Virginia: Cap and Gown 4: Senior Honor Privileges: Vocal Music l,4: AWS 4: Dean's List. Soltysick, Louise: Beta Beta Beta 4: Rifle Club 4. Steele, Ralph: Baseball l,2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. Straub, Dennis: Math Club 2,3,4: Sigma Zeta 4: Senior Honor Privileges: Inter-Faith Council 2,3: Intramurals 3. Sugg, David: History Club 4: Beta Gamma Phi 4: Pi Gamma Mu 3,4: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Student Senate l,2,3: Dean's List l,2,3,4. Sugg, Sharon: SNEA 3,4. Swisher, Dean: Math Club 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Sigma Zeta 3,4, Treasurer 3: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Interfaith Council 3: Sigma Nu 2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4, Vice- President 4: Football l,2,3,4: V Club 2,3, 4, President 4: Student Senate 2,3,4, Trea- surer 3 and 4: Dean's List. Taylor, Samuel: Football l,2,3,4: Track l,3: V Club l,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Treasurer 4: Student Senate 2: Young Hall Secretary 1. Teller, Joseph: SNEA 4: Football 3,4: Wres- tling 4. Templeton, Linda: SNEA 2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Cap and Gown 4: Sigma Tau Delta 3.4: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Probe 3,4: Gamma Sigma Sigma 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Corresponding Secretary 4: W.A.A. 1: AWS 3,4. Tennill, Donald: SNEA 3: Instrumental Music l,2,3,4: Phi Alpha Mu 2,4: Vocal Music 4: Tennis l,3,4. Thacker, Robert: Economics Club 2: Delta 3: Sigma Nu 2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Tennis 1. Thompson, Donald: Math Club 2,3,4: Valley Players 3: Sigma Zeta 3,4: Senior Honor Privileges: Who's Who 4: Probe 3,4: Alpha Phi Omega l,2,3, Secretary 2, President 3: Coffee House 2: WMVC 1: Intramurals l,2: Student Senate 3,4: Student Union Board 3: Delta: Sabiduria. Thomson, Marilyn: SNEA 1,2,3: Sabiduria 2: Vocal Music 1: Alpha Xi Delta l,2,3,4: W.A.A. 1: Student Union Board 2. Thomson, Paul: Senior Honor Privileges: Alpha Sigma Phi 2,3,4, Flreasurer 3, Vice- President 4: WMVC 2: Intramurals 2,3: Student Senate 3. Tomlinson, David: History Club 4: SNEA 4: Instrumental Music 1: Alpha Sigma Phi 1, 2,3,4: Golf 3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Gamma Gamma Delta l,2,3,4, Secretary 4. Treece, Thomas: Economics Club 3,4: Who's Who 4: Alpha Phi Omega 4: Intramurals 4: Student Senate 3,4: Student Union Board: Rifle Club 3,4, President 4: Accounting Club 3 Tubbesing, Patricia: Cap and Gown: Sigma Tau Delta 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Senior Honor Privileges: Intramurals 1,2,3,4:W.A.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2: MacDonald Hall Trea- surer 4: Ritle Club 2. Tuthill, Arthur: Delta 2,3: WMVC l,2,3,4. Ullrey, Shirleen: Delta Zeta 2,3,4: Student Union Board 2,3: Cheerleader 2: Intramurals 1,2,3,4:W.A.A. l,2,4. VanBemmel, Theodore J. Jr.: Alpha Psi Omega l,2,3,43 Valley Players l,2,3,43 Sabi- duria 1,2,3: Newman Club 1,2,33 Coffee House 2,3,43 Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,43 WMVC 33 Fellowhip of Christian Athletes' 33 Football 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Track 2,33 V Club l,2,33 Wrestling l,2,3. Vance, Kathryn: SNEA 1,23 Cap and Gown 3,43 Sigma Tau Delta 3,43 Senior Honor Privileges: Delta I,2Q Alpha Sigma Alpha 2,3,4, Secretary 43 Gamma Sigma Sigma l,2, Pledge Trainer l: Pan-Hellenic 33 Dean's List 1,2. Vaughn, Gerald: SNEA 43 Sigma Tau Delta 33 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,43 WMVC 13 Intramurals3 Chapel Committee 4. Venezia, John: Delta 13 Sabiduria 3,43 Young College Republicans 3,4, Recording Secretary 33 Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,43 WMVC 33 Intramurals 2,3,43 Rifle Club 3. Waddell, Delmar SNEA 43 Cheerleader 3,43 Intramurals 43 Student Senate 4. Winkler, David: Math Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Sigma Zeta 3,4, President 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4g Track 13 Moreland Hall Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, President 33 Student Senate 33 Student Union Board 33 Dean's List 3,4. Woodward, Barbara: SNEA 2,3,4g Delta Zeta l,2,3,4, Pledge Trainer 43 WMVC 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Pom Pom Girls 13 W.A.A. 2,3,4g AWS 3: Student Senate 3,4, Secretary 4. IN TEN YEARS WILL YOU STILL REMEMBER . . How you hated required chapels? Working long hours on Homecoming floats? r 5 -. . what 3' , . 5- ' tif- -f' 'su -. yi, V J., J ' , 'T a - .:- 'li .l, . ix L 'j+ -V .. , ?.i,,:f ,F- .. M,1?,'5rI' ' V V 'T I f , 'fax V In aj' L Q . lt ,fy -vi vqx J Ifiw ., i sf lx. : X I ',jfQ',qe'-9:1 137. N51 ' 4 igswf. ,.,3 UW' - , -+1f,,'lfgqL,45m'rr' 3 7 .,,l:.A,, I. . at ataae t 3 - t.. ee 61.31 1 -fy 4. j -.rgd 'KEEQKLBH X4 .f ix to g I ly I' ' ' EWTL--234. 7 I ' I 5 - - - . . :::. - . i , f , l i:'. 5,, fia, ,J f if ll l l, ,lx I 4, li V-. Y. ua-APQ- jj, 'Z',,- ,g,, When this used to be all trees? The year Campbell Hall became a men's dorm? -3 s D l 109 ACADEMICS .ti 'L' 'ig . i i? Nl l Allison, Shelley C. Anderson, Robert S. Arndt, Gregg F. Bacon, Charles L., Jr. Baker, Mary Kate Barber, John K. Barnhill, Leonard M. Best, Dollie L. Boots, Brock E. Bradley, Janie M. Breese, Russell A. Brehmer, Marilyn K. Brotherton, Lona L. Bruns, Donald Lee Bryant, Dennis ACADEMICS 1 10 Junior Class Officers- James Gaston, Treasurer Dorothy Merckel, Secretary, Timothy O'Brien President, and John Murphy, Vice-President. CLASS GF 1970 Gamby, Mary K. Gann, Russell L. Gaston, James Bundy, Laura L. Caldwell, Karolyn Camp, John C. Cerami, Antionette C. Criswell, Alan L. Crowder, Samuel R. Crunk, Steve L. Davis, Richard K. Dowil, Robert L. Eddy, Anthony C. Elsea, Jon M. Engkjer, Bruce A. Cherches, Dorothy P. Collins, Charles H. Conway, Frederick R. Coon, Charles B. Day, Terry M. Deal, Edward R. Deal, John H. Donaldson, Nancy L. Flynn, William E. Foerster, Judith A. Forney, Gary R. Furlong, Michael D. 111 ACADEMICS Gilbert, Lana Gilbert, Norman F. Goellner, Robert D. Goes, Charles N. Habersberger, Marilyn J. Halcomb, Mary J. Hargrave, Harry L. Hartman, Robert W. Hatley, James B. Henson, Joseph E. Herrin, Kathy A. Honeycutt, Vernetta A. Hood, Lynn Huenefeld, Ramona F. Hullihan, Stephen P. Jones, Jimmie Lee Jones, Kenneth R. Jones, Sharon Diana Kessler, George W. ACADEMIC 112 Grimes, Jerald D., Jr. CONTINUES DRI gd E far 'Baer E ,, x ME' l if Kirk, John T. Koshlap, James J. Krumsiek, Gloria Kryochowecky, Richard T. Lineberry, Harry L. Lobbato, Albert J. Lynn, Doris J. McBain, John S. I- an I' -'SYN waz? 'ix' McCabe, Charles L. Mack, LaVerne Alice TOWARDS ENIOR Maher, Phillip E S Merckel, Dorothy J. Moore, John T. Moore, Tom A. Morris, Dennis A. Mowbray, Beth L. Murdoch, Mark J. Murphy, John R. Neff, Gene C. Maher, Olive A. n U S Melton, Wayland E. Mendenhall, Joseph W. 113 ACADEMIC Nichols, Patricia R. O'Brien, Timothy P. Owen, Herschel B. Palmer, Steven N. Pelzer, John A. Pettise, Susan M. Potter, Margaret E. Rice, Philip M. Rogers, Robert F. Rogers, William L., II Ronald, Douglas C. Ruefly, Kathleen A. SENIORITIS ACADEMIC 114 Sanders, David D Seeling, Stephen Selken, Paul M. Shanahan, Sherry L. Simms, Donald M. Skillman, Richard M Slaten, Ronald H. Smith, George D. South, Alan E. 1 ,.. W Spotts, David C. Sprague, Susan Stafford, Eric A. Starkey, Robert C., Jr. Taylor, John T. Thomas, Deborah A. AND GRADUATION Thomas, Mary Jane Thomas, Tom R. Variano, Joseph in Walker, Stephen R. Wallace, Gregory A. Waller, Harold D. Weber, Jean A. White, Ralph L. Whitehead, D. Neal Wilkerson, Larry A. Q Woodward, Barbara A. Wright, Anita C. Young, Charles K. Zabel, Carol L. 115 ACADEMIC tiff' K m 5-' , Butler, Becky Carpenter, Robert Carpenter, Sherrie Carr, Paul Carskie, Ray Carter, David Caterino, Bart Colvin, Perry Conn, Bob Corso, Marty Cosgray, Craig Crozier, Michael Dancer, Michael De Augustine, Vinnie , H Q, ' in As. 1 it M EADER HIP QUALITIES , . ' Boekenheide, Linda Brarreky, Cary Brooks, Becky Brooks, Roger Brzuchalski, Richard Buck, Barbara Burns, Frank Chambrouch, Jeff Chenault, Grant Clain, Frank Clarkson, Mark Clement, Gary Clouser, Pam Collum, David Delgado, Armondo Dowell, Carlene Douglas, Robert Douglas, Bill Downing, Rita Edmonds, Marty Erickson, Virginia 117 ACADEMICS Ford, Gary Gann, Vicky Glasgow, Calvin Gillon, Roger Giammalvo, Stanley Graham, Jeannette Granger, Carolyn I , . 1 Y Sophomores demonstrate their authority . . . Hall, Nicholas Halley, Janet Halsey, Neta Hamilton, Gail Harre, Ruthanne Harris, Bob Harrell, Bob ACADEMICS 118 Evans, Bob Faler, Mike Feemster, Debbie Fenner, Susan Ferguson, Bill Fields, Paul Flynn, Marge A- lf- .,., l V. it as--1 alarm QL Ea Grimes, Gayle Grimwood, Carl Grossman, Paul Guthrey, Charlie Guthrey, Kile Guy, Clark Gwaley. Dan SOPHO GRE ROWD Hartnett, Ann Heffel, Ann Heffel, Bradley Hencken, Bob Hockersmith, Arthur Houston, Sally Howard, Charles Husbands, Shari Ingram, Jeff Jager, Kent James, Zeffa Jewell, Cal Jones, Tom Kappelman, Larry Kays, J erry Kerin, Don Kline, Gary Kornhauser, Sam Kilbraith, Doug Klinginsmith, Tom Kohler, Judy HANDLED FRESH N Lockett, Rick Lyons, Barbara McCay, Barbara McCorkle, Steve McCullough, Alan McKinney, Bob McNaughton, Jana 1 J f if , rr, 2' 1 '. i e l Kratzer, Dan Kuhler, Lorraine Kwolek, Jane Lange, John Langen, Fred Leach, Nancy Lemontang, Wayne 'Enoughtful Sophomores exchange purses for feedbags . . . l I H J ll J A-Ll, , K vs L., -,751 N - Q6 if :' rs' 3 . , my , , .is al' k ': ,F2 Maddox, Vicki Mariolis, Mike Marler, Barb Marshall, Pat Martin, Cathy Mason. Bill Mason, Rickey 119 ACADEMICS Melton, Wayland Merrell, Ron Milster, Michele Q Mitchell Bill Monteil, Paulette Murphy Craig Nelson J ill , Nichols Penny Niesen, Bill Obucina, Joe SOPHO ORES O'DeIl, Carol Ort, Ron Overbeck, Reed Paulson, William Peel, Mary Petersen, Linda Phillips, Judy Plunkett, Linda 1, ,. Ponce, Joaquin I ' Prichard, Dale Purdam Geor e Q.. L. i 'H i .-QQ -QD' E' , S Queensen, Barbara Quick, Bob Ravenhill, Rick Rawlings, J ohn 3' Reeve, Larry Rehbock, Linda Reynolds, Diane Ricca, Louis Ricciardone, Nancy Rice, Rick Riley, Pam Rinaldo, Linda Ritchey, Ginger Robinson, Linda Rogers, Grace Russell, Mary Sadler, Tom ACADEMICS 120 N ACTIO Saltzman, Russell Sanders, Dave Saverd, Dennis Shaver, Larry Short, Jim Shouse, Nelda Small, Jon Small, Butch Sneed, John Snook, Larry Steen, Jennifer Stevens, Brian Street, Roger Sugg, Steve Scheperle, Kim Schultz, Jackie Silvestro, Babe Small, Lorna Sullivan, Danny Taaffe, Sheila Tefft, Ron Thomas, Isaac Thompson, Barb Tierney, John Tubbesing, Jenny Utz, Debbie Variano, Bob Venezian, Joseph Vesser, Cherie Vickery David Wall Rhoda Walters, Ellen Walters, Jerry Watkins, Beth White, Jonathan Whitehead, Lonnie Willard, Melton Wohltman, Suzie Yohey, Bill 121 ACADEMICS The Freshman Class Officers for this year were: Vice-President Candi Mabee, President Lonnie Murphy, Treasurer Karol Gee, and Secretary Christy Gulick. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Adams, T. Alexander, K Alexander, L. Angell, L. Anson, J. Armstrong, M. Ayers, B. Bajzatt, J. Balazik, A. Balch, D. Balch, L. C. Barber, R. E. Barr, J. M. Bartlett, S. Bartling, M. Beck, D. Beers, P. Bell, R. Bertuca, D. ACADEMICS 122 Browett, W. Brown, C. Brown, R. T. we 1 Brownim, H. Buchholz, S. FTW ' -M21 'L ln QQ. ' '.i 'll,1. .- K. V. X .li ,uf A -A 'W l i ,, r l ml., ' , . Camputaro, R. Carpenter, S. Carr, C. Cavarretta, F. Chappell, S. Bess, F. Best, P. Bittenbender, K Blackwell, J. Biegeman, J. Boling, B. Bowie, R. Brandon, D. Bremer, D. Briden, J. Brink, H. Brooke, C. Buffington, H. Bullington, D Bussell, C. Butcher, J. Buzzard, W. Campbell, C. Chevalier, J. Childers, M. Clark, W. E. Clemons, L. Clinch, F. Clough, J. Connolly, C. Conway, T. Cook, W. Cremer, J. Crawford, W. Crosby, J. Crowder, R. Cunningham, D. Daehler, W. Dautenhahn, J. Davidson, M. Day, D. De Field, B. Delano, F. DeGiroloma, A De Maggio, P Dittmeier, L. Duffy, E. Dugan, G. Eaton, S. Z in Nu. ACADEMICS 124 Goellner, S. Griffith, K. Guest, J. Gulick. C. Haines, D. Hall, W. Hamer, B. Harrelson, L. Harris, D. Hatten, R. Hattrick, K. Henderson, V. Hey, R. Hickerson, S. Hightower, G Eckhoff, R. Elloit, J. Ennis, W. Evans, S. Ezell, B. Fabis, C. Fritz, T. Garrison, G. Gates, H. Generally, L. Gibson, M. Gilbert, K. Hoefling, R. A Hoffman, . Hoffman, J. Hogan, J. Hogan, R. Hogan, W. fy ' 7' --f J 51 'Q 7-5 gg ' . J acklitch, C. Jacobson, T. Johnson, G. Jones, W. Keck, C. Fairweather, D Fees, L. Fitch, K. Fitzgerald, K. Flood, T. Fraley, E. Franklin, R. Hollister, A. Horton, C. Howard, S. Hoyle, D. Hulse, D. Hume, D. Hutcherson, P. Love, M. Lowe, D. Lybarger, P. Lyon, G. A. Lyon, G. E. McDonald, L. McElroy, G. McGinley, K. McQuiston, R. Mabee, C. Maher, V. Makings, G. Mandl, J. Mansfield, G. Martin, M. Matthews, R. Maurer, P. Maynard, P. Keller, J. Kelly, R. Kellogg, G. Kennedy, A. King, C. Kircher, R. La Rose, G. La Rose, M. Louis, C. Louis, T. Linn, R. Lottes, J. Kleissle, L. Klinge, M. Kloss, K. Kocher. M. Kronshage, L. Kuder, R. La Rose, G. .ilu 721 Meade, J. Melson, G. Meszaros, K. Metzinger, D. Milek, F. Miller, G. Modine, C. Monteil, J. Montgomery, Moore, L. Morris. J. Moulton, R. Muffoletto, N. ACADEMICS Overton, D. Palmer, R. Pawlyk, R. Peak, M. Pinkerton, P. Reid, J. Riley, M. Reynolds, P. Rice, S. Reilly, M. G Murphy, L. Myler, D. Nau, R. Nelson, D. Nichols, D. Nichols, J. Nimmons. L. Noble, L. Nolan, F. Novak, J. Orear, J. Ostervich, E Port, M. Potter, J. Proud, T. Quinn, J. Raess, C. Ravenhill, R. Rimmele, R. Ritter, B. Robertson, R Robinson, D. Rosenberger, Roskelley, J. Ross. D. Sammon, D. Sanders, J. Sanna, M. Sauer, J. Schaefer, M. Smith, C. Smith, M. Snead, W. Spector, B. Staley, J. Stein, R. R. Scheibel, E. Schnakenberg, G Schneider, D. Schuchardt, W. Sharp, D. Shores, S. Shumate, J. Stockman, J. Stauffer, L. Sullivan, J. Taylor, S. Teegardin, J. Thatcher, C. Thomas, D. Thomas, J. Thompson, D. Thurber. C. Tramont, C. Turchin, R. Turner, J. Tygrette, J. Vag, M. Valanzola, R. Watts, G. West, F. Weyhofen, J. Whisenant, S. Whisman, F. Williams, E. Wilson, A. Winning, M. Witek, T. Zub, M. Vassallie, K. Veglia, V. Volk, P. Warrior, R. bl lv as H H' l lllll- J7rW'. llq X 3' UH.-s 1.' -sw '-QT. ' F i QE ull E l E. Q l il .. .. 1 FEM ii N Whisnant, J. White. W. Whiteside, G. Williams, D. . '- , , . -9 g A 2. S-Liidg. . 1 .Ei-V 1 , iff? ' ' '. 1:32 1' l gfl.'i '1f l lf l ' llll, i ll lil I1 l ff ' 5 -ff-. 1 el 127 ACADEMICS GREE GREEK 128 u mans V X XX. x F x V ll- .v f fl 1 --4 bln' Q, . .Xu ' f mix ' .-X V . K -Y 1 5 Y-Y n ni- -,,.. 1. ? .-.X .. . '5 W-H15 . Q-T L'w I-'Pig . ink., 5, wg .225 . LIFE -an 1 fw- 'ii Lila Raymond Deborah Doyle Phyllis Shipp . Jan Evans Treasurer Pledge Trainer President Vice-President Kathy Vance Secretary Eu 1 magma: Deanna Keller Chaplain 'fu Patricia German Social Chairman Jennifer Steen Corresponding Secretary ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Laura Bundy Editor Mary Kay White Judi Foersrer Sandra Steffens Ruth Bowie Terry Jacobson Elaine Daehler Scholarship Chairman GREEK 130 Alphas pull ahead. Social gathering after hours! Past Presidents J The Alpha Sigma Alphas enjoyed giving many socials this year, including a Panhellenic party and two Fraternity parties. The highlight of the year was our formal at the Gold Buffet in Kansas City. At that time Patti German was announced as Alpha Sigma Alpha Sweetheart, Phyllis Shipp was given the Scholarship Award and Ruth Bowie the Ideal Pledge Award. The Alphas received many honors this year. Debbie Doyle was chosen as the best Active in four States. She was also candidates for Outstanding Senior Woman and May Queen. Phyllis Shipp made Who's Who and Cap and Gown. Patti German also served as President of the dorm this year. Alphas host Frat. party. Alpha Flower Power 131 GREEK Bill Chapin Rick Lee Bill Landgrebe Ron Ort Treasurer President Vice-president Secretary ALPHA SIGMA PHI nd M, SAM WL ef f is , s 11-Sw Joe Bradley 1 X Larry Wilkerson Corresponding i 0 if Marshal Secretary Grant Chenault Sergeant at Arms c 'W A L,47ET VIS E51 QQTN R fel te- we Many exciting parties highlighted the social pro- gram of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. Among the more exciting parties were the Red Neck party, the Ski Lodge party, the Casino Party, and the annual Hell's Angels and Treasure Island parties. Other events such as the Homecoming buffet, Homestead Dinner Dance, the campus blood bank, and the Black and White For- mal made 1968-69 a year worth remembering. Honors came to many of the men of Alpha Sigma Phi. Brother Lynn Hood was elected student senate president and his running mate Brother Dennis Brinly was elected vice-president. Four men-Brady Banta, Ron Brown, Dave Carr and Rick Lee-were elected to Who's Who. Curt Bagwill Scholarship Chairman Tom Adams Dr. Virgil Rabe Mrs. Jean Morgan Roger Dowil Editor Chapter Advisor Housemother Social Chairman GREEK 132 Brady Bama Ron Brown Lowell Knauss Joe Karr I, E. Dave Tomlinson Spring Pledge Class 1969 George Blatt Steve Hullihan Q, , Our annual Homecoming Buffet. Dave Ca rr Lynn Hood Gary Forney Doug Robertson Norm Berkley 133 GREEK Kem -lager Dennis Brinly Steve Crunk Ken Kohl Mike Mariolis Larry Snook John White fr f-ii ,t'ff. '- ' Frank Burns Bill Mason Mike Preston The chapter room of the Alpha Sig house took on the appear- Unusual gifts make the house Xmas party a lot of fun for the ance of an Ozark hillbilly farm yard for our Red Neck party. brothers. ,,,, fg .51 1, 1 , . Ron Botts Mike Furlong Cal Jewell Frank Peters Al Shero GREEK 134 Jan? Lile . Gloria O'Rourke Marcia Bowles Nancy Hansen Membership Chairman President Vice-President Treasurer as x r 3 ff a. aaa r f Ce. Carqlyn Arndt Carol Zabel Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary pig Linda Bal'l'0Il Barbara Burke Sue Clark Sandy Eaton Maggie Grindstaff ChristY GUHCK 135 GREEK LT Mary Jane Halcomb B0nr1i6 Hyken Nancy Lehman Janet Halley Susan Jones ALPHA XI Kathy Ruefly The Fuzzies enjoy a song at their coke party. Dolly Schneider GREEK 136 Barb Lyons Barb Marler Jackie Schultz Barb Scott Charla McGraw Penny Nichols Maggie Potter Beth Mowbray Mary Peel Diane Reynolds M ary Spooner Sheila Taaffe Rushees found smooth sailing, good food, and fun on Rhoda Wall Ellen Walters 137 GREEK Miss Rita Ludwig Faculty Advisor Shirleen Ullrey Delores Harris Sheri Carpenter Caryn Connolly GREEK 138 Jane Thomas Corresponding Secretary Barb Muffley Sharlette Keliikipi Jeanette Graham Patsy Hutcherson 9 CSV Lona Bmtherton Patti Cherches Alyce Sibel Treasurer Pan Hellenic First Vice- President 4 s 1? : Q. , Xx If 'ty 4 I Nancy Martin President DELTA ZETA This past year Jane Thomas was nominated for Homecoming Queen, and Nancy Martin listed in Whois Who. Jane Thomas was also elected Sabiduria Queen, Nancy Martin nominated for Outstanding Senior Wom- an, Deloris Harris was May Queen, and Judy Kohler T.K.E. Sweetheart, Jane Thomas Sigma Nu Sweet- heart. Delta Zeta's participated in intramural Sports, student senate, cheerleading, Dean's List and various campus organizations. The D.Z's take great pride in their sorority and the accomplishments of the past year. Toni Cerami Dorothy Goyena Nicki Muffoletto Sue Buchholz 1s..,,,. Nancy Sturdevant X12 D 12.1 3?-.. fha!! -fx Dorothy Merckel en- joyed serving at the annual faculty tea. Gayle Grimes Barbara Woodward Second Vice- President Dorothy Merckel Recording Secretary Ann Heffel Historian Carlene Dowell expressed her views Program. Ann Hoffman Shelley Carpenter 'CT 5 --f C J 0 Thomas on the D.Z. Easter Kim Scheperle Rita Downing cr-vi Mrs. Christine Morton Chapter Director Barb Woodward and Sherrie Balser enjoyed practice for the Greek Sing. 'F ?? Kathy Fitzgerald Heidi Brink 'A 'im Fi' Marilyn Mercogliano Judy Kohler QM! Kris Fitch Sue Wohltman Stephania Evans Cherie Vesser Sherrie Balser Edith Fraley Candi Luhrsen Carlene Dowel! 139 GREEK Robert Hanna Roger Brooks william william Ferguson Ackerman Dennis William Allen Vincent RlChm01'1d Petroccelli Advisor Walter Rusak Dean Swisher Frank Scortina Robert Thacker Thomas Kurucz Rush Chairman Scholarship House Manager Treasurer Commander Chairman SIGMA NU BETA G CHAPTER All Togetheiggfor Sigma Nun insthis, the year of the snake, the,,,Signiaq Nu:we,llg,exemplifies the attitude which the Merijof'Beta Gamma maintained during the Sigma Nu Centei51iialqYearf Eromflmex activation of twenty-five brothers year, to- the Centennial Ban- quet, this strong spirit prevailed:The Men-of Sigma Nu were active as class officers with Tom Kurucz, Sr. Class President and J ohnlBrec1aw,-the Treasurerg Bob Quick, Sophomore Class President andl Sam Korn- hauser, thefflfreasurer. Brother,Dean Swisher, Whoas Who and Odtstanding Senior 'Mang Bob Thompson, Missouri Sigma Nu Athlete, and Rich ,Ravenhill, John Marshall Roberts -scholarship winner, are to be con- gratulated. In sports, the' Snakes won first place in Intramural Football and Basketball and the over-all trophy. The Chapter's -Man -of the Year was Bob Hanna, Outstanding Scholaig- Tom Thomasg Senior Man, Walt Rusakgslivarsity -Athlete, Bob Thompsong and lntramural Athlete, Bill Ackerman. A great way to celebrate one-hundred years of SIGMA NU!!!!ill F ' gi, vgi i EQ Mrs. Jackman George Smith Albert Lobbato Keith Maxey Thomas Thomas Robert Housemother Chaplain Sentinel Pledge Trainer Recorder Thompson Lieutenant Commander f , 'ji F 4,4-r 4- i 11 . dl ,D John Pelzer James DiRenna Robert Quick Craig Murphy Armando Thomas Dr- R. WilS0r1 Delgado Robertson BYOWTI Advisor GREEK 140 ,sv Sam K0r11hal1SC1' E ThO1'IlaS Richard John Breclaw Richard Mark Bishop Robert Variano Klinginsmith Ravenhill Krychowecky John A1'mSil'0HB Charles Barker Glenn Berry Mel Willard Joe Obucina David Collum Dan Sullivan Sisters of Sigma Nu Symbols ofSigma Nu h 'L ' ' V E ' - ,Q -,P -N 3 N E ,Q r: N ,H asf 'x v Y f-il. I :Q l 'L 5 i QA w EN y 5' EN EN l, zrg 'I I 'Q V' ,' I ff , V- pf' l ki F, i '. 5 i I gl, ' .i 51 ' ' 5 ' l 1, Wayne Carder Douglas Anthony Robert Poole Jim McCartney Mark Kurtz Joe Variano Kilbreath Silvestro 141 GREEK Miss Delores Harris 1869 SIGMA NU 1969 Mrs. Marie Ackerman Attendant M iss Jane Thomas Attendant Sigma Nu Sweetheart 'WY ' A tal- GREEK .l.f -A 1 . .... m IFC Volleyball Champs YV of Sigma Nu Varsity Footballers THE YEAR OF THE SNAKE-SIGMA NU 142 EFF' 114, 1, A F501 'J 1!f'fY :I Nm? - '1i TW Tffa' ' 'W f ' ' wuz' - WH-- H1 Ralph Hofheins Alan Theofilis David Hansen Lee Lawhead William Schmalz Charles McCabe Hypophetes Crysophylos Epiprytanis Prytanis Hegemon Grammateus 'rn , ' 'vi , e. Doug Grashel Pylortes 74 'Ill' Robert Hartman H istor JW UF, Delford Thompson Everett Rehkop Advisor Advisor Mrs. Josephine The officers for 1969-70 are: Tom Burich, Pylortesg Al South, Epi- Arthur Ozias Holloway prytanisg Al McCoIlough, Hypophetesg Jim Gaston, Crysophlosg Tim Advisor Housemother Kelly, Prytanisg Paul Vaillancourt, Hegemong Chuck Coon, Historg George Franck, Grammateus. 143 GREEK l ir D. Beers R. Breese G. Buerer T. Burich R. Carskie B. Goellner . T. Kelly Two serenades were held this year for Judy' Kohler and Rhoda Wall, F pinmates of Fraters McCabe and Koshlap. Below: The crush team ,of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Right: Frater Lies accepted the first place Homecoming float trophy. ll in . QE LMT - 4 !! in ' l X . X , 1 J, Kirk A. McCollough M. Morgan M. Murdoch J. Murphy T- O'Brien J- Koshlap GREEK 144 C, Collins C. Coon B. Conn R. Evans G. Franck J, Gaston C. Giustion A E P 99.1 '- , S Qf. '- ,hu I D 1 S -x-.f -K . ff 10 Q i gt ' 1 X X l- If X .' 'X X, I a 9 9 ,.- ik ff' X -u......-- ' wx iff 4' A T Q ,ff OR LIFE Judy Kohler 1969 Sweetheart Tau Kappa Epsilon, world's largest international fraternity, was founded on Tuesday, January 10, 1899, on the basic prin- ciples of love, charity, and esteem. The Men of Delta Upsilon Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon have made themselves known in all walks of campus lifeg sports, drama, student government, class officers, and many organizations. Our social life was an active one, highlighted by our formal, the Red Carnation Ball, and our South Seas Party. C. Guthrey D. Pera A. South P. Vaillancourt T. Van Bemmel M. Zub D. Zullo l l 145 GREEK T SOME FACES ERGM GREEK LIFE 42' 146 J 196 - 1 969 PANHELLENIC CQUNCIL Q17 SPIRIT uw, 'iih le. E -124- Panhellenic Couneil Members: Vice-President Barb Scott: Sec- retary Patti Cherchesg President Marcia Bowlesg Jane Lfle, Back row: Treasurer Jan Evansg Patti German, Sharlette Kel- iikipi, representatives. M Alpha Sigma Alpha, Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Zeta, worked together at successful Panhellenic Tea for the faculty. QQ PROMOTED GREEK l 147 GREEK The Chariot Race was one of the biggest events during Greek Week. Here two Greek men pull with all their might in hopes of victory. un and Sue Jones and Mike Furlong swung in tune during the Greek dance, E 'lg-zzz:--v--s te ,ifgf xi Qggtfffxvg , -f-ff am-1 'gttt -1 Fl J!'v5,M Gloria O'Rourke, Greek Week Queen, and Ron Swing: - ' ' ,,Q5,- .c r, 1 -. 1 -A , '- '1t A' Q' si . The men of Sigma Nu proudly Bl'0fNl1,. Greek Week King, feigned 0Vef the The Greek men in the egg toss com- hailed their winning team in the feSIlVllleS Off-ifeek Week- petition carefully threw the egg to the rolie The fraternities participated in Crush, an event of strength. GREEK 148 awaiting Greek women. The women of Alpha Xi Delta tried to exert a little extra force and pull to beat their opponent in the Tug of.War. ALP!-H5 1, ?,. -Q Tom Thomas figured up bowling scores during ii the Bowling competition as Bob Quick watched Christy Gulick on the starting line for the Tricycle Race, one of the biggest his opponents' events for sororities during Greek Week. MVC GREEK WEEK emma' The women of Delta Zeta put determination and might together in the sorority Tug of War. Jill Nelson anxiously awaited the thrown egg during the Egg Toss competition. The men of Alpha Sigma Phi spent many hours on their chariot for this grand event. 149 GREEK l sl eff I 1JMJ1 f,f f , A' , . 1 t , A 'R X 4 Q 9 ' 7 ' .u xl .5 fulnmm , ---'nn I .1-,mi 'b 4 I. , A ,fe- A '1-. iff'-'A '. gli ATHLETICS COMPLETE COI ,I ,EGE CAREER VALL 53, V-CLUB CHOSE OUTSTANDING GENTLEMAN, SCHOLAR ATHLETE RT THOMPSON Above, Bottom row: R. Sanders, B. Ravenhill, Coach G. Redford, J. Hatley, J. Stanley, D. Nigra, J. Teller, M. Burns, W. Carder, B Thompson, J. Hogan, S. Kornhauser, J. Morris, L. Balazik. J. Kirk, J. Armstrong, R. Carskie, Coach K. Gibler. Second row: T. Kelly, P Maher, R. Hofheins, B. Flynn, C. Anderson, K. Maxey, K. Moulton, C. Guthery, G. Wallace, J. Venezian, A. Theofolis, H. Owen, D. Pera, IKI GRIDIRO SQUAD Left: Leading the football squad this year were coaches: Grover Redford, Ken Gibler, Vincent Petrocelli. The Senior Co-Captains were Bob Thompson and Wayne Carder. Q as li ...nv L. Dittmeier. Third row: P. Valliancourt, S. Howard, B. Schuchardt, L. Noble, T. Kurucz, C. Barker, E. Ostervich, G. Berry, G. Robinson, G. Mansfield, D. Sharp, D. Sammon. Fourth row: M. Davidson, J. Variano, R. Clinch, K. Guthery, K. Sullens, R. Moulton, M. Willard, S. Taylor, B. Snead, T. Taylor. 'F CENTRAL METHODIST MVC OPP. COLLEGEQT aff Mai5SlgIi.II13Im'CQLLEGE 0 0 .Q Qlf!f,.IQE2!'ff'Xlie, 21 17 U' 01??'MlGQTA1?l1-13QiLLA UR .,':'Hg. fgftgi atHi3ioi:i,5S:'Eit'lG' 21 20 7 28 . f H.,JlQ'j,.f.,1P- lisa.- U. at Marshallw-Q pt- :Q 27 13 CHomecoming-22 p.m.J U. OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO CIRCLE at Soldier's Field, Chicago, Ill. 21 21 LEA COLLEGE at Albert Lea, Minn. 7 7 ST. MARY OF THE PLAINS COLLEGE at Marshall 23 26 WM, JEWELL COLLEGE at Marshall 0 28 ik Denotes MCAU Conference Games All games at 7:30 p.m. except where desig- nated otherwise. Coach Ken Gibler finished his first season at the helm of the Missouri Valley College football team. He installed a new look in Vik- ing football by replacing the single wing of- fense with a winged-T attack. The record of 3-4-3, was something to be very proud of, the three ties could have easily gone either way. The vikings were a hard nosed football team all through the season. These Seniors paved the way for the new look of the Vikes: J. Armstrong, M. Burns, J . Hatley, R. Hofheins, T. Kurucz, K. Moulton, D. Nigra, S. Taylor, J . Teller. 155 SPORTS TEAM OFFENSIVE STATISTICS First Downs Net Yds. Rushing Net Yds. Passing Passes Completed Passes Intercepted Fumbles Lost Punting Avg. Total Pts. Left: Starting Offensive team- Down: K. Moulton, P. Maher W. Carder, J. Morris, G. Wal lace, S. Kornhauser, R. Carskie Standing: L. Balazik, M. Burns, B. Flynn, A. Theofilis, J. Vari- BDO. The men who lugged the mail for the Vikings-Left: Joe Variano follows a strong wall of blockers. Below: Al Theofilis punches through the middle. Above: Bill Flynn sweeps the ends. TEAM DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Opponents First Downs Opponents Net Yards Rushing Opponents Passes Completed Opponents Net Yards Passing Opponents Passes Attempted Passes lntercepted Fumbles Recovered Yards Penalized Points Scored Against 130 1395 76 1157 209 20 11 401 180 Above, Starting Defensive Team-First row: J. Armstrong, C. Guthrie, K. Guthrie, B. Thompson, R. Hofheins. Second row: J. Teller, M. Willard, K. Moulton. Third row: C. Barker, R. Moulton, T. Taylor. -f 'ee r-.-,..451l5ki: ?: 'if' r'il'i'?S 15:3 ' W - V . H . 5-5 HMV' 5 1 - - , . y p 4- - .Qsa...fr '- , . R- -ss. ,.w..f.. .Q : ' 1 '- . f ,p . ,.' , A-11542, find- rv -- . 'A 'k'-1 AT- -MQ ',. N fer -f 'v 1 W- . 14 Q w -fun 'F -Q ie., nr 'HQ 'T 1-4. M - -, . , Q - - 9- R. in' '- 35, Q' ' - 'xii' - ' - fag., 1. S. X V.-in .,. 4 -RQQAQ..-V ,xx . ' ' , VT' 4- AV Katia. sw- lx M .- .t 2 if .M ,J -New il. . 4. ,Q - if At - ii 1 ,1:b13i L, M- xmv. 5 QNPNNL . L... .-3331 -'-- . ,Q he ,QA-, , .'.-n ' , . -1 , -.X qv.. A. 1 - - asm-:- .TPX N M. - -:ag-:sf-'gxlgq ve 'wt .A 355-.34 -. A 1-Q, . .. -t . NN' ' ' -1- . ,N A 7' .H Y - TN . Q-Q . t r Q ,N gr., x J tg., Q ., - -. 5-'Rafe Above left: Tom Taylor intercepts one of those stray Jewell passes while at right, Bingo Barker stops a Nebraska Wesleyan touchdown. Below left: A host of Viking tacklers stop a St. Mary's drive. Below right: Dave Nigra, one of the leaders on the specialty team, puts a hault to a Plainsman. 17 Q . .Q fa. ' tr. - a n Q . O NP I Q ' M t frf e We ' f ,t.L,7',,4i ' rf.' -, ,f 4 Y' - 1 4 ' i ' . M Y , f 'I e. 5. 1 ., . 1' 4 l, . 5, ,A . '- t o l -. A ' 'fe 1 . - .- 1- -' f. f 1' 1- .1 if-mf-QQ ,E .-.iff,f', -,g I ,ajw . -,.Q.. . L 1' ::.4.if!e.4, I 'i nf 157 SPORTS Eastkf. 1' .f eserfm ' ALL M.C.A.U. CONF. lst TEAM Joe Teller. Don't be mislead by his dimen- sions, because at 5'8 and 180 pounds, he was termed as the fireplug of the defen- sive unit. Joe led the team in tackles and added three fumble recoveries and one interception to his work. SPORTS 158 .mf LITTLE ALL AMERICAN ALL M.C.A.U. CONF. lst TEAM Bob Thompson. Bob is 6'2 , 220 pounds and a Senior from St. Joseph, Mo. He is a four year letterman at tackle and has made All Conference the last three years and has been named to the Little All-American Team the last two. ALL M.C.A.U. CONF. lst TEAM Ken Moulton. At 6'2 , 220 lbs. he was one of the hardest hitters on the Viking Squad this year. He was an offensive end as well as a defe s'v o K ' nie rver. en isa Senior from Lee's Summit, Mo. 'U . A U ,gt if Above left: Vikes expressed the joy of victory. Right: Mickey Burns latched on to a pass and races an additional 20 yards for the score. THE J GY OF SUCCESS .. THE AGONY OF DEFEAT . . Below left: Tom Taylor made a sure tackle. Below right: Ken Sullins made a key interception. '1 ...gb ' ei , V3.5 xv .V-fax . Q . K 'it vll, . , V . . i gi ' ' ' c L ' 5 N. , I 4 Y' 9' . up L .F 159 SPORTS 1 Above, Front row:: B. Stevens, H. Sisbarro, C. King, J. Ingram. Standing: J. Teller, J. Shumate, D. Thompson, G. Berry, C. Keck. Not seen in picture: Coach R. Kepner, J. Breclaw, J. Bajazzat. S. Whisenaut, B. Ayers. VALLEY MAT ME Captain, Hank littleman Sisbarro 130 lbs. SPORTS 160 VIKES HAVE WINNING SEASON Under the direction of Coach Reed Kepner and team Captain Hank Sisbarro, the Viking grapplers finished with a 9 wins-5 lost record. The team started the year strongly, winning the first seven matches. Three Se- niors paced the squad-Hank Sisbarro, Joe Teller, and John HDuck Bre- claw. The team also showed a lot of youth in C. King, J. Bajzatt, J. Shu- mate, D. Thompson and S. Whisnat, all of whom are Freshman lettermen. Next year's Captain will be Glenn Berry. At the conference meet, three Vikings placed second and four took third. B1-ian Stgvens Joe Teller Glenn Berry Above left: Little Man hangs on for another victory while right, Brian Stevens pins a tough foe. Craig King Jeff Ingram Jeff Shumate ,,,f 161 SPORTS l -nw? LITTLE MAN LEAD TEAM IKES BEST AREA John Breclaw Dave Thompson 1 W Eaeshriiforth Academy WSE P B ' 1 Won 'lilsflfney Sth H K M'l't Won DUCK GTIQZZTCJICCQZY won GOOD h A dem W0r1 3VViTit.:nilTeweEa y Lost F W '1' Won HN 'SQZTQXY' my Lost S h r M .SL WON Ec:::no:TZ1sColT1:ge LOS! William Jewell I-OSI Iowa Wesleyan Lost South Baptist Won M.C.A.U. Invitational 4th M, 1Q,'vnf f ,. QQ? E . eg , ill f' X' GOLFERS EYE TITLE 'T'i ,EJ xxx 'lr ll Valley vs. Central Methodist Southwest Baptist Culver Stockton Evangel College Westminister William Jewell Southwest Baptist Missouri University Bill Rogers, Richard Bzuchalski, Larry Wilkinson. Captain: Bob Mason, Bill Kemper, Lin Alexander, Doug Smith, Coach Virgil Rabe. EW LOOK ON VIKES NET SQUAD Westminister Southwest Baptist William Jewell Culver Stockton Central Methodist Graceland College William Jewell M.C.A.U. Conference 163 SPORTS M. Armstrong, J. White, Coach Grover Redford Jr., Manager D. Davis, R. Koch, R. Pawlyk. Standing: C. Brown, L. Baturca, B. Landgrebe W. Crawford, A. J. Sivcss, B. Peabody, M. Love. D. Robertson, J. Stockman, L. Generally. Not pictured: S. Sugg, J. Reid, D. Kratzer. SPORTS 164 ARSITY BASKETBALL The Vikingis season was one of ups and downs. They ran into much competition, but they held their own on the hardwood as evidenced in their respectable 4-4 conference record. One of the season's highlights was a 69-57 victory over the William Jewell Cardinals. Hustle! Hustle! Hustle! .I 'Sn YOUTH VIKINGS FUTURE i -:S-m. N K ' X 165 SPORTS VIKINGS DEF EAT JEWELL A. J. Sivess Ron Koch Bill Landgrebe A LGNG SEASGN MVC Opponent 80 Park 69 Southwest Baptist 58 Evangel 69 William Jewell 45 U. of Mo. at Rolla 60 Tarkio Steve Sllgg 67 Washington U. 87 Culver-Stockton 67 Westminster 87 Central Methodist 52 Drury 68 Mo. Southern 96 Graceland 69 Rolla Culver-Stockton Westminster Central Methodist Drury William Jewell Tarkio John White Mike Armstrong Mike Love Larry Generally Wayne Crawford Jim Reid Cx is 2 . ,V -Fei. ,sn 7 167 SPORTS 4 B 'I 4 ,qs .A 1 y. wwe MNC kwa 9 1969 VARSIT BASEBALL SQUAD This year Coach Volney C. Ashford brought a young Valley team into a conference race which included last year's N.A.l.A. national champions William Jewell College. Some new faces included: Craig Murphy at third, Steve Rice at second, Bill Browett at shortstop, and Mike Port at first base. Babe Silvestro and Ed Ostervich, who were southpaws, led the team with 2-0 marks. Jim Meade, another southpaw, and Ralph Steele combined for the other two Valley wins. The leading batters on the team were Craig Murphy, Ralph Steele, and Steve Rice. SPORTS 168 , K Q.. ,-ve. W - W K. v .Xa S 1JN6:x: WIN IKES TGOK i i 'XytlNgl f QE, gwgs s 1ww3FRo F, Q, A I xbx Q. A . - aml l?Vl:sss - DRUR ' ,H , X -t . r . --- , ' if ,J - ' A W 7 c ., i . - . .. V t' ig I ,nap ' ,. The catching also was strong with the likes of Jim Koshlap, Dick Stump Davis and Grant Chenault. V2 '-1,1 if lc T K ff e zci . ' lg-'31 A. l ' Q- I gum :':' if-AX Aw 1 ,A 1 tv A' - NX L5 El s f 1 Q -x Ti a ,sl 1' E 'V 'ie-v , '- Q 90 PSSSING JA ii V ' Y . 47 I L I li 00 6' l X KW 2 nw w l ' 'Pa P .. l - K i 4 , W S e .A 1 -i ,l l t, fl at l OF SEASON - K- . l ., . it qggj . ,. ig , V, Ai 1 jg A - lf , 2: , Qj, ' ly' 1' , A Pitching was one of the stronger points of the ii ' ' ' 'W' JW!-i , if Y j Viking squad. Ralph Steele, Frank Scorfina, Q1 '31 xffi if 9? V and Babe Silvestro were the old timers. They K4 fig! , 1 fl fi were supported by a crop of freshmen which a- ' Z, Vi-Q1 'f 5 gi -' included Ed Ostervich, Jim Meade and Gene lf - .4 ' s Q Neff. i m : 1 - -v s? -wg' ' - -. ' P' Q L 4, -V .3 K' ' JI -,Vt X- i' ' IP' ' iff-151 4.-:-ff??' l t 7?' l'i-'i'3'5ff?Yi 169 SPORTS .. , ' I 'IFJ 1 l .in 2 J 441, it V li l i i we 'iii 'A' .2 'uf iii. Q li . .4 c ' '-1 - rf ' 'eff A , ifffff D in A Sigh 7 Y N ' i1'?v'.'Z41:-'S' 1 3f? '-fiiifeii-'Q 'V ,4 i.2 3.l' . ...-fe:-'1.iT4-,f-,L-12. Iii .1fg,:l'f33g-gg in,-...M ,,,, -.X..g,, 'ff ,- -17 Sie Ziyi 14253. Ei, 1' ' 1' - .-Qggff N f ',?lfr.,1-1-' T r v W qt-Ii, ' M . ' ' 2 ' v ,l 1, . ji , 1 5 . 'l 'x A4 l. . i f rf- e - e . g Above left: Craig Murphy shows his slick fielding. Middle: Dean Swisher , and Greg Wallace Crightl proved that - they had two big sticks in the Valley H I ' V ' fw- V line-up. A - r - F1159-fi'ii KAIIIIEZHI' J il i-1 ' . M 1 - . 1 ' lg' lil - ' - .xi i' 1' Ni - i A l e i '11 M Bill Browett Dennis Fairweather Mike Port .lim Tygretr I I . 'Nik J t' ,,,.- w 'ihi i.-,. ,.-J ii . , l .E .4g..,W . .J W, ,q,,s4- - v . M, 'Ml pm ,.. i r is ,. 4 ll f..,,.: .f..l..,1- Vx.: ,U lf' RW., . ,..fu...., 4 i ff-we , ,-,f-5 i ' 5- f '4' ,A ,scfigd We -. jf 1Q'g',:,,?'sfgg:L.gA ' A lr .nk-f Q' f V- ' ,C - ' .liiwv-m--'L - wr -.A '- W ,X suv' - A , 1 f- --v 'ie ii - .Ass-1 ., .. , My iii .l,' swf., V-A ,Ti 5 . iz v- '--.,: ....-'-.N ' 'X' 33 . L, . A iz: - 'T' ff -v-,FIX 'V-rr nl , F- . fffe Q 'wx VIKES DEFEATED J EWELL .Ad-AIU' 1 Jim MicCartney crossed the finish Lineberry and Bremmer struggled to a grueling finish. ig I ,N . Y T -4. I'- If only it were a tennis ball. YOUNG SQUAD SUPPORTED VALLEY TRACK SEASON 171 SPORTS X1 we I Y Q54 Q! ',- ' S J, .,- 3 .gms an s .Q I LFILL QM QV. 1 11-grj. ., .kwx . ,,.'L.,5 - ' .zz ' Q, 1 ,Yu 'F NN' . . :ff Z -Qyzhiy, . ct? L t. . J M' if t Ir 4 ' v A E.. .ws - x. - -74 NZ r . A - 5,74 4? Jjilginkp . . ,ff.i'2w.-fag-5 Pm.-.. 'A' 'v ivan Wi S ' t M. X. ,. f -'P Y -m r f Eaiififrik -!iQ?h',.J-:En f' t t V -5 -aj ' -K , T ' n. . .. ..v,f 'J ,t,,,. H--.r-. .. ,f.- - wr- .A :- -A-me .Q . A-45.2-A :,- N gale' -f.v' A-.tif - gi gg. i fl.-:l?l:'T,'g . - ' -we . - -r -- e 12 ' .,7iQ'5n.f-de ' , ..-rs P' 11- ... '-R-.1-5,6-'.' . ,La w 1-1 N -.arfmvl nr-. . P v- 5 fr w an Y in -P 1 2 A ' at . . U wr Y M X 5 LWEA5' mfgep 4 f L-J?f:'7 : gp 2 ' ' ml 4 '-fn, 'f' ' W ' l .tt l , Joe Mansfield checked out with Coach Harry Lineberry rounded the curve. Ron Pecina-up and over. Gibler. IKI G TRACK AND FIELD SQUADS A Hope for M.C.A.U. Champs This past year the cindermen had a new win- ning look while under the helm of new track coach, Ken Gibler. His team was sparked by all purpose man Clint Anderson. Anderson personally accounted for 21 and one quarter points in a very big victory over arch-rival William Jewell. Other stars of the team included Ron Pecina, who was undefeated in four years of dual meet competition. Jim McCartney was another valuable man who ran the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and also anchored a very strong 440 yard relay team. SPORTS 172 in-.1 X Others who were an important asset to the team this year in- cluded Bob Hey, who threw the javelin and discus. Harry Lineberry who was the miler and 2 miler, also contributed much to the Viking team. Andy Sivess, Jim Roskelly, and Charles Barker could always be depended upon to get a few points for our cindermen. f Nr xii: lG -' Dave Bremer, Bill Ennis, Charles Horton, and Tom Klinginsmith prac- tice the baton pass. ,Etc , 5 Javelin throwers Bruce DeFicld, Paul Vaillan- court, and Bob Hey. 173 SPORTS at I 5? 1 1 'F' 1 ' vs' Q iw-Q Q et 'iii---ii., ' ,5'1? ' , if : ' S :St ta .J I I 1 ,,,,, -.Q-51 J, v-'- Q,.,, Cnemle .ire the winds than llow over the eurlh like ,al A t - K V M Y '1 ,gg-. f . , . . . . . , H g silent xen. Quiet ure the nigilits when in my mmcl l tnteationz Q, ' i ' f' if' XX'Iionr11l1 ' ' -V zzl 1 Am l hut u grninxg' xaitigl ly ing upon at hezleh. Tfmfugggetl. 7 , '1 - unnumlqeretl.unimporlamig' yt W t Surely life is rntfiie thatn waiting lor some unknown 1? A F ' , , wind tgeurrv me into u bounlllgess nightf , H 'P' - ' ' . ' . . f But when my lootstevs echo the loneliness in my heurt wi .5 M r . VV . N' untl my only compumon is an hollou sliaulou' ol' wlizit wax or Q A ' is yet to heal listen . . . t ,,,. 2 J-,.l,ixlt'1i'tf-tts hetu' the whinpers above the sound ol' uury g iw . l'otit3ef,psg Out Ul.l'CElCl1 ot' my hollow friend. ,E - ' l liatelfi intently . . . sloxxly my pulse begins to pound : at Q M ul my chest w:illg!l'he Whisperer spetrltn 1llj'd'llLlVlIlg spoken ' V ' it all new hreuthes iruiiiyff breathless lung5 llopejyitl Faith. 1 l gm, ' No 'longer atm l hut at grain ol' xuntl wanting to he ' ffm X Q -- it . . . , W l -'L lkUl'lL'Ll into ohlry'ronP'ho longer nm l lonely. 'I Only Lll'lCI' hearing Him earn l walk the still night knoxx- qf' ing l Go not milk zrlone. W' 'l'on'1 Brennenxtuhl l X4 l. l' get 5 3 p s W: I l . lv QQ hui l E in u: il Q Q if F' 11 me F J AN ICE K. SHELTON 175 IN MEMORIAM And so it ends whew! uk fbi' 5 l A year of work is behind. It was a struggle and at times a very trying, frustrating and depressing experience to produce the 1969 Sabiduria for the students at Missouri Valley College. But, because Valley is growing, changing, progressing and improving, it was a privilege to try to capture this atti- tude of change within the preceding 176 pages. We hope that what we have produced is satisfactory to a majority of students. If not-well, then, we tried. There are innumerable people to whom we owe a note of thanks. Most gratefully our appreciation goes to Lowell Knauss and the MVC photo labg the Delta for their financial assistanceg Mr. Gary Brown for his interest and supportg to Nancy Donaldson for her time, talents in designing this year's coverg and most of all to the few loyal and reliable members of the staff. We must say that we're glad it is finished-the work is complete-the tension is over-and another year has ended. Producing and editing the Sabiduria has been an experience that we'll never forget, nor regret. Thank you. Gloria O'Rourke-Editor Alyce Sibel-Associate Editor Tom Brennenstuhl-Associate Editor EDITORS PAGE 176 I I , n ' ' ' .fvx ',. V' f- 1' 4 4, . . 47 WVUA Q 2 i 1-:Q b ir , :F x a 'Twgugii , E 5 . 'W W5 'Wea V 1 ml, 'quam 'bk ,avian .Ii '1 '-mi , A' Q 1 'W ' 'KN 1 sig -if ' 'SF' , 1 'i AM fad Q. ? W' 5 f 4 'Q ggnlgw-any 'I' - ' 1353 'wr QW -X 1 F' x..... -Lg ,545 fi . I' , .ELI A