Missouri Western State University - Griffon Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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'f -P233 2- -F'3 ' 3 Qkelawwaawsivzz-xvrffw--' ' - 'aiu A' Q1-:VA-,-..xQs. .Ann K -A-,,...rpcf.'rX-YQ-t':.- lb, L,,.A,5 ,-Amr.,-:.i-. ,A-.1g,.A--,-A ,.. , Q., ,A A., ,VA A, N .-,f- - A ' ' A 'I ff ' '15Ql:1,3-,a,1.,, 'Mg 3' 'wwwkfv---f-' . .AEE . ..- poge three . --- -.1.-:-,'.1.- r F .V x 1, in Fm -,VA,w,. .-L:,.,,A,A, J-.-.r :mf f .... 11 q P ,.,.A., A ..,.,,f. -Y: .11--M -.. -' -- tefldem To present a good performance a group capable of carrying out the duties of finance and administration, must be present behind the circus scene. ln the case of our Junior College circus, the members of the Saint Jo- seph School Board act as the finan- cial angels and directors of policy. Mrs. Clifford Adams, a board mem- ber, resigned her position late in the second semester of our school term. Mrs. John Wyeth was appointed by the board to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Adams' resignation. Mr. George L. Blackwell, our ener- getic Superintendent of Schools, was recently re-elected for a fourth term by the School Board. Under his super- vision the Saint Joseph school system has made many advances in past years. With interest in improving educa- tional facilities and standards mount- ing throughout state and nation, an even better and more extensive pro- gram for American education seems not too distant. l First raw left to right Mr E F Garvey Mrs Clifford Adams M I-I I-I 'vm' , . h - per Mr D W Hopkins Mr W Fairleigh Enright. V Gm' HSC mm' MVS' PGUI Knep page four Ringling, Bc Cole - all gre world. At our Juni name and on above all the '48, '49 school our dean, Miss We of the C could say mucl but instead we that Junior C have for its dir wisdom and I Our thanks gc the many rich made to the fi College studei F Sl E E i EDGAR C. LI -od performance a carrying out the nd administration, nehind the circus ur Junior College s of the Saint Jo- act as the finan- irectors of policy. ms, a board mem- osition late in the our school term. vas appointed by vacancy left by tion. ckwell, our ener- t of Schools, was for a fourth term . Under his super- :ph school system dvances in past improving educa- standards mount- e and nation, an re extensive pro- education seems Mrs. Paul Knep- Ringling, Barnum, Bailey, North, Cole - all great names in the circus world. At our Junior College circus one name and one person stands out above all the rest in estimating the '48, '49 school year. It is the name of our dean, Miss Nelle Blum. We of the Griffon Yearbook staff could say much in praise of our dean, but instead we will merely point out that Junior College is fortunate to have for its director a person of great wisdom and personal graciousness. Our thanks go to this fine lady for the many rich contributions she has made to the future life of all Junior College students, past and present. LUM A , A57 M A EDGAR c. LITTLE, B.s.,M.s. Mr. Edgar C. Little, our capable Dean of Men, has been vocation advisor to a number of Junior College students this year. He has acted as representative of the school's administra- tion when necessitated by the appearance of Junior College students in cities outside of St. Joseph. We wish to thank Mr. Little for his earnest efforts in behalf of Junior College and its students. V page five fw 4-,ZX , . Prestdem QONITA c SSC,-e Tory h 5 Bacfq Ufficefzfi Smale First row left to nght Mary Anne Forman B urton Barkas Bonita Clark John Bishop Ruta Schvvader Second row Norma Graham James Montague Gwen Moncnet Harry Burdick Peggy Rlemen Ernest Ray Maralyn Shackeltorcl Member not pucturecl Davld Cochran page ax I .,,, ,F 4 Q 'ii :ffm K,,..vf ' . r,,?, i9jrP,fp 5 . 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HOWARD MARY ALICE AMBROZI RUTH ANNA ANDERSON JAMES AsHER BRUCE BARTON JOHN BISHOP CAROL BOWLAND DEAN BRANAMAN DONALD BRAY CLARA ALBRECHT BS., University at Missourig AM., University ot Southern Calitorniag graduate study, Northwestern Uni- versity, Rocky Mountain School ot Languages. page eight BARTON HOWARD CI-IANDLEE BONITA CLARK DORIS COLLOW MARY JANE CONNETT D BRAY LORA CORBET NANCY CRAIG JERRY CRAIN JOAN CROWE RY BURDICK K , pil f f.,, 'f ,'?' -........-,-.4 ICA CASON LESTER DI ETZ JOI-IN DUNCAN ORREL M. ANDREWS AB., Wichita Municipal Universityg AM., University of Kansas. page nine CAROL DUNCAN REX DUN IVENT JOHN ELAROO JACK EULER f if Z BOB FRASER CHARLOTTE FREEDMAN JOAN I-IA FREEMAN JAMES GARVEY BRADLEY GILBERTSON NORIVIA GRAHAM ROGER GRUNWALD VV. D. BRACKEN AB., ANI, BOyIOr Universityg ANI., Columbia University, New Yorkg Graduate Study, Universities Of YOIe, Chicogo, IOWO, IVIissOurig LLB., American Extension Univer- sity, Los Angeles, COIifOrniO. poge ten ZELDA GOLDMAN ff- 1 f , if X f 5, X 7' Z4 W Wiz KZWM - :V . -1 ' 't'i'.i. E-E-s:.Z' y me Y 'Q' -R4 .. ' fN::---.., :wtf ' ' v - -, wwf ., , V- , ' Sfvg, 'B ,,, f' s 34-' ' ' S0 Q, . ff, ,- R Q ' X fx f . ,.. L Q X .,,.,'?'- , Q' K ! fsf f. .IW 5' Eff - ws fy N115 ' y, - ' if Wi S - -X-75 ,-if ff m sftw X Ms , .. - '- Q 'f ' .EE it i ' ,. . k 'Y , ' -5 55:5 ' I' MARVIN GROH iff .ml X A f 1 f 1 X0 Ayn? ' f , f f , S J f f A y f fy X , , A f 1 , K , R XE f W B Ay A f X Q f 'Q fx' W JN B .B gqyys f X, Mfg sf QAAW X ,Nw Wg? , f X ,R ff f f 2 ,vw f xx 1 g 95 fx f R fig :I I f, X' .1 I I ' ' ff 5 Og , Q2 Rf A f f Q47 sf' wwf S QWf Q fa wx V' fs Ayr w Q ' ' 362 , I - gf 'Y I f f fs ff f eh ' Ras 1 R A , 151' .ob ,-, ff f, ,' -' RAW St, , ,fn NW-f ,. E I f s Q f- V s ,YR QU , X 5 1 - - .f W I R BARBA MARILYN VIRGINIA HALL DORIS JJ, 5 -OTTE FREEDMAN DA GOLDIVIAN ' , . ' LT2- Z fff gases ??iQ , i A 4 Aiif ,Q , I I , 6 1' I 1,-fr, IRVIN GROH iff iv ff! ' A2302 X W I , f g N f I 221, X XZ . ff f f VW! M 72 j ff 5. 2 1 + ,yf. s Aff ff , Z Z A fl Z M fff ff nee f f ' 5 ' 2 f ,I Zi 2265 'ff ff I 5-if? ze N JOAN HARRINGTON DAVID HARRISON JEAN ANN HARRISON RICHARD HARTIGAN BARBARA HAYES , ' I f , MARILYN HOMAN DONALD HEGEMAN VVENDELI. HICKS EUNICE HITCHINGS I I HELEN BULLARD BROWN AB., University of New Mexicog A. lvl., University of Wisconsing Groduote Study, Notionol Universi- ty of Mexico, Middlebury School of Romonce Ldnguoges. EUN ICE HORNECKER F LINIA HALL DORIS HURST MARGARET ANN JONES page eleven JANET KASTNER ROSEMARY KEMP JASPER KIRSCHNER 'MAY MARIE KNAPP KARL KRAMER BETTE LANDREE DOROTHY LANHAM SUE LECHLER MARY LEMMON RICHARD LENZ INA CULVER 8.5, University of Missourig A.M., Store College of Education, Greeley, Colorado. KERMIT LESTER pffrgy LEWIS poge twelve ROBE I I I Q DOROTH CHARLES 5 R S JAMES IN I i S - Y MARIE KNAPP ROBERT LONG JIM Q. MQADOW VIVIA LECHLER ICHARD LENZ wi, ff s, , f H11 'Z f Rm' Off it ,ff f f f ' X f , f W If r M' fig Z ,ff J I I , f,. A Mffv' fr' ,Q '4 J fff ffffyfi AO! ATSY LEWIS I if N MCADOW NORMAN MQLAU RY DOROTHY MCMANUS EVELYN MAGGAS CATHERINE MARSHALL HAROLD MATNEY CHARLES E. MILLER , I ,tiff':'fvf-'M-:-iwigt I I I i f ,,., I I I yr! I ff If? WW f ,Jw I if 1774, !7 , X X. I I , f ' I I2 ' - - f 1. ,, I ww - v 1, Z ve ,May f I ,I 'f .I WW- JAMES MONTAGUE AMY DOROTHY EWAN BS., Central Missouri State Teach- ers' College-g A.M., Teachers' Col- lege, Coiumbia University, New York. n page thirteen VERNON MOLDAVER BILLY MOORE ,,-N,....-' we 3-lf. 1 - ..Y:.M,l. ..- . -'1'7 1 4 i CORNELII' ERNEST P. MOORE GEORGE MOORE CLARENCE MORGAN LEW MORTON JOHN NOLD 'i in J A NJ if KATHLEEN PETTEPIER ,4 ' -' w .- We ff, ga, :, Sw ., fx- 2 PM vii 5 xffjjc-,i:,x1-' gg A gwq 1 f-2' , 4 ,, ,w - K X-Zi! by w gg yig A X Z A PAUL O'CONNOR REID ORDNUNG i i L MARIAN HARVEY AB., Northwestern Uniyersityg A.M., University of Cnicagog Graduate Study, University of Wisconsin. page fourteen BETTY OZENBERGER FRANK ...X , gg ' fa 5 ERNEST Q. RAY 'WLDRED 51 5 R R. F , S E 5 K MYRON RIZER CHARLES ZW MORTON CORNELIA ROGERS ALICE 'ROSENAUER WALKER RIICII I VVELKER RUC!-I Y OZENBERGER I I . FRANK SCALISI BETTY SCHABER MARY SCI-INABEL LOWELL SCHNEIDER I IEST C. RAY NIILDREIJ SCI-IWADER A A ,-'f f, EA'A :oN RIZER CHARLES SEEBER VIRGINIA SETZER BEULAH M. HICKS A. B., Hollins CVa,D Collegej AM., New York Universityj Private Study in Piano, Organ Vol e. uw JAM, , I- A Iowa- 4 . JOHN scarf V Z LV-vvgzjwsls-Q ' adn- E age fifteen ' ' 4g,,:,:.alJ I 9 ,, '7l'KLZ. , If , Qu...a, W .Nwcag-,5- x , HERMAN SEUFERT NORMA SEXTON MARALYN SHACKELFORD JESSE SHERWOOD III IIII T I I I I I I I I I I Ii I si I I I IIIII CLAIRE SMITH I I II I II I i's I IILI II I-ig ,C swf' III II I I ,I II' 5 QI I If ,I I, I, H I I' I III II II II II I I I 'I I I III! I I Ii I 1 I I I I I If I I 1 I I II I I II ' Iifgig' WILLIAM STAHLIN .I I I I 3 ' .- I I I I I I III II I , I III ' I . II ' I , ,, I ,,,... 2,7 Q ,WIIIIJI -g --'. II I' .... II ,I T ' fV,,22i .I II ' I ., f f 'f ,IiI,I ff ,I f.L,7.QIfe I I ,, fw ,, ,f :Age Z ff: ,I II , ff? ,,,,' . 54100 fi! I , ,,,! AA , , -? 3 J :QQ I I I' I ROBERT STEINACKER I i I II II I-'.:......,...... JAY SMITH ALICE SNYDER I LOUISE LACY AB., A.M., University of Missouri. page sixteen JAMES SOMMER KAY STARNES ..... ' f ,L .. ww I, I XA. - S AA-I-m.offS,fsWx--,mI:I:-4::- -. f S ,sm fs . I 3 4 ,f-N. ws-I-N, Q my S -, bmw -' -M I, Q I Q-5 , nf II ::-Wzg.,-.A ,7sw ,s1-Qi -sw. jig 5,31 - :TIN- , I 5 M Ig I' N I sys-54 I s ag gb. , , II ,I H f , .4 ,. .Jigs fs Q . A xg Iu x,,,I :ffl if , I .. X - I I , my I f ly QQ X, 1 A ,Q-'N.:a5:-X.. S I X C .L SQ, IX 2 51:2 A .W ESQW . W 'S Z Fiiwf ' Rwsfhi I, - I H I , .I '-X ws Gfsyikxsyss my 43 ,gs I.. S ,QQQQLIASIQ-M ix Q44 V -.' f,n X ,I f X fig, ,si 3 I iff ,Z Www .II S Y. f ' I, XYx5ssQK s gn E I ,I ,pN .f , ,Iq.,s. . .. sk I - RAYMOND STOCK -W fs AW PAULET I TOII I I I I BENSOI JOSEPH 1, . S' ,N, ss' 'N -' X m e X5,-N ,A xy,-msgs .,., ,. 1 Q i -'L f . 5 MM, fl' S ISE SHERWOOD XAES SOMMER AY STAR N ES MOND STOCK PAULETTE STOWELL DALE STREET JOHN STRINE CARMEN SWANK. TOMMY UTZ ALAN VANZANT I-IALDON VARNER 1 57- ' MZJ? ffm my ,.,,, X 12.5.52 931 ,umm ,,l,LE 1 X1 ,ey 1. fe: 1 ff S, QMYQ1 Q f Q x 1 .XY . ,Ax 7.4, gl? 1 few -- 1 .4 .-0 ,fy 1 ,tiff A .1 f . iff! 1 :Fifi - 1 ,pf A- sv s -W ,, 2514 1 1 M 'M ' ' '57 ' 2. 5! t . J' .4 ..fz:5?f ' f 5 . 1 'i y .S .ff v- A111 ff . ,L 1 ,, f' A Mvfisz .fs BENSON WEDDLE JOSEPH WILLETT J., .,,,. 5 ...W ,,.. . A.A... J. ,X X, X 11211 X 1, f X f - - fy - 'Q -.dif I ,: .1 ff X' 42 71' :Y . S15 zgjxv 'N ' ' J 41 .L fs K W vf ef . zv-WQWL gsw 1 ff E .. - QE., .1 Qifiiffs ,gif gm .. 1 f f Oki . ,. X X 45 , K sf 4v A f' Q 1 jgff--5 X l .2 ZZ Q .. Z I1 I X I 61? Wing ff ft? f X N f ,f W S Aw ig V sm W yy if 'S WW yii fm f f 4 1 f 4 6 1 ya f Z1 Y X2 f 1 f .1--55. -. M 1 , g , 41 44 QQ' , .... ..., 0 Q., Q V , 1 V.. 0' X , A NQ,.z::f.s s , Q 1 as . 1 1 S f M f 3 f S W S f E 4 X X ,X 4 2. '- 112 1 ? ' f Q f 1 1 E - j jf M L52 A 1 ROLAND LANSER BS., University of Missourij A.M., University of Missouri. page seventeen BOB VON 1 ARB 121 1 ---- .. t.,, .,,,.. .,., , , .. - ..., 1 N 1 I 12151 E15 1 -EN? , f 'M 111 1 f f it? T 1 . t . 1. 1 ,11. . . .... ., 221 - -1.-,Q 3 Q -. 15.545 ' 1 sg. ....., 1' . 1- 1 as-11, 1 . If 1 a - , 5 -fs 1.2155 - 1 ..,. T W t.i.,.Z0siH 5: NWJ ' S4 , -Q. , Q 151 1, Q' N 22111 5 92' wagps 2, Xsfvlf-,wge t ,aww , it-ff iw -' ' W mfia 1' .,.ss,fQ M.N,1. M, 0 ,Q S . MARY ANN WELTER CHARLES WILLMAN GEORGE wisE CARL Yost WALLER YOUNG RicHARp ZOMPARELLI K Z Y PHYLLIS AB, University soPHoMoREs NOT Pictu RED M UM Adams, James W. Adams, Neil Baker, Paul Barber, Jack Barkley, Mildred Bird, Paul Borgen, Wilmer Boyer, Maryl Branham, Harriet Broom, Billie Lee Butler, Robert Cleary, Donald Cleary, Mary Frances Curtin, William Daily, Charles David, John Delgado, R. M. Dittemore, Paul Donahue, Morgan Dubowsky, Lee Fisher, Cecelia Fisher, Lita Fristoe, Jack Gage, Kenneth Gallagher, David Gardner, Donald Goucan, LeRoy Gove, Richard Gray, Hugh Gulick, Donald Hamel, Arthur Hamm, Roger Harmon, Robert Harris, Albert Hartig, Charles Hayward, Ed Henze, Jack Herd, Russell Hicks, Carroll Hinman, John Holland, Charles Holtslander, Jesse Hopple, Ora Howard, Hugh Hutchison, Charles Jornayvaz, Bob Kamler, Clarence Keener, Ronald Keller, Luzetta Kennedy, William Kepley, Terry Kerber, Eugene King, Leroy Kobett, Thomas Liechti, Robert Lyons, Charles C. McKinney, John McNally, Richard page eighteen Madison, Harold Manuel, James Meites, Jerry Meyer, Carl Miller, Lynville Misner, Mariam Mohler, Richard Moore, Billy Morris, Lorren Pauly, Phyllis Pearce, James Ptlaster, Wayne Quinn, James Riddle, Lawrence Roe, Joseph Rosenauer, Alice Jo Rowe, Donald R Schoenlaub, Frederick Snavely, Jack Steinman, Ernest Still, William Townsend, Frank Walkup, Donald Wallen, Frances Walsh, Joseph Walsh, Shirley Weigel, Robert Wiley, Melva Yingling, Dean FRANK S. BS., M.S., Kansa College, A.M., l souri. RD ZOMPARELLI Jo erick PHYLLIS LAUGHLIN AB., University of Missouri, Gradu- ate Study, University ot Missouri. LETI-lA M. LOWEN ,. S.B., University ot Chicago, tornia, University ot Chicago. 1 my FRANK S. POPPLEVVELL SYLVIA MEYER B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers' BS., AM., New York University, College, AM., University of Mis- Graduate Study, New York Univer- souri. sity. page nineteen Columbia University, New York: Graduate Study, University of Cali- x . i GLENN E. MARION BS., Northwest Missouri State Teachers' College, M,S., Oregon State. A C S l l M. A. RIDDLE B.S., in Civil Engineering, University of Missouri. ll li ll li l,l i, - 'Qi' l ,, i ri l 5, ir I . l ii r illl li' .Ji .il Q!! ii, A 1 il 'I . ll i H .i 3. . r l ll 'W it fl' ,Ji i il l 'il il l a If is li li .lr ' 1 , ,J ., ,I A it 'll li i 'l . Qll, I lil l . 'lx V ll 1 il . ll ,l,. itll ill . is l' l Fi lx. li ll M i lull E i .ln I ,lf ll-A gl, i i .l n 'llfi i.. M lil . . ill .Ill i til I .-ll Fl, i -Ml i I lil! ll llia ' if , 4 it .,,. tl, li .. .., I l elril 4,52 i iii wi . eil' .,,.. ll is ,5-. MM I MARY F. ROBINSON AB., University of Michigan, A.M., Washington University, PhD., Uni- versity of Chicago. R. E. STONE University of Washington, Gradu- ate Study, Universities ot Chicago, Columbia, California. I R I I AB., University ot Idaho, A.M., ,, .- 'rf . im-fi' ' 46 ' . '13H!ez',!.?l4'f ' 'rfrv-S' gi 1 l ' ' tfffi nh, fi QE I JEAN TROWBRIDGE Library Training at St. Louis Public Library, Graduate ot Library School, University of Wisconsin. 'R-,. ph B UUFLIAN VXQIKINS, A EMILY WYATT RAoiANcE ZOLLINGER U 1 -f -mveisnfo ,lliggof AB., University ot Missouri, A.M., Registrar, Treosurer nlyemly O- I '5SOU 'f -M-1 Um' MiddIeburyCoIIege,GraduateStudy, A.A., St. Joseph Junior College. VerS'lV Ol M'Ch'9Gn- University of Wisconsin, page twenty l TROWBRIDGE wing of ST. Louis Public juote of Librory School, 1 Wisconsin. IE ZOLLINGER or, Treosurer nh Junior College. 5,-,-, -3. ,,. -1- . 4.-77? 'Zh FJ.- ' 14551- , lg.-,- . . . . J . .. .., . . :wp 1- rf-.14 rest ga' Y: f ... . A ' :iw . . 3 R ui S '--5,53 -z -n?:3w- . 1 ., . n ,4,,..-,,,:: - .. -r-S A - gf 1 I. 37- , T, X. 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Z f 2 Aikins, Robert Ba rkus, Burton Beaumont, George Ben ight, Rosemary Biechler, Donald Borkowski, Doris Boulton, Robert Branstetter, Bill Bricker, Carolyn Brown, Shirley Brunner, Bill Cain, Roger Caldwell, Bruce Campbell, Anna Belle Cardella, Tillie Carrol, Keith Cianciolo, Patricia Cochran, David Colvin, Edward Conley, Robert CostellO, 5009 Cowell, Richard Coy, Barbara Criss, Flora Jane Culp, Archie Davis, Ida Davis, JameS Denton, Louis Didlo, Byron Ditto, Richard Doan, Wesley Dupree, Orville Eaton, Phyllis Eggleston, Edwin Eirnan, William Esely, Dale Evans, Shirley Fehrman, Shirley Fitzgerald, Franc Fletchall, Kennet Atkins, Robert Barkus, Burton Beaumont, George Benight, Rosemary Biechler, Donald Borkowski, Doris Boulton, Robert Branstetter, Bill Bricker, Carolyn Brown, Shirley Brunner, Bill Cain, Roger Caldwell, Bruce Campbell, Anna Belle Cardella, Tillie Carrol, Keith Cianciolo, Patricia Cochran, David Colvin, Edward Conley, Robert Costello, Jane Cowell, Richard Coy, Barbara Criss, Flora Jane Culp, Archie Davis, lda Davis, James Denton, Louis Didlo, Byron Ditto, Richard Doan, Wesley DuPree, Orville Eaton, Phyllis Eggleston, Edwin Eiman, William Esely, Dale Evans, Shirley Fehrman, Shirley Fitzgerald, Frances Fletchall, Kenneth r..., page twenty-three 'To 'Mg ' - ',.., 24. . . fff5,ff-0:75 f Forman, Ma ry Anne Foster, Gerald Foutch, Larry Garlock, Bill Geis, Margaret Gerber, Rosemary Gligorievitch, Arso Gloshen, William Gray, Thomas Green, Gene Girthrie, Loye Hahelnni, Paul Hall, Millard Hartman, Carol Heckel, Richard Hickman, Donald Hoffmeister, Henrietta Hughes, Virginia James, Edward Jessee, Donald Jones, RSX Keating, Nanci Kennedy, Patric Kephart, Betty l,aBouff, Doroth Lawnick, Ralph Lewis, Doris .lea Linch, Beverly Lopez, Ricardo Lorenz, Gerald Louthian, Joan Lyons, Carol McBride, Olive McNichols, Edwa Magoon, Ivan Martin, Allene 1 Miller, Mary Margaret Miller, Ulan Milleson, Carol Moncrief, Gwen , RlJl 'l' AA-vsff-0'KJ ,.- . . ' :jeu , v--T,-T, , Forman, Mary Anne E Foster, Gerald Foutch, Larry Garlock, Bill Geis, Margaret Gerber, Rosemary Sligorievitch, Arso Sloshen, William l5ray, Thomas Steen, Gene Suthhrie, Loye lgnni, Paul lall, Millard ' artman, Carol eckel, Richard ickman, Donald Jffmeister, Henrietta ighes, Virginia mes, Edward ssee, Donald ji Jones, Rex Keating, Nancy Kennedy, Patricia Kephart, Betty LaBouff, Dorothy Lawnick, Ralph Lewis, Doris Jean Linch, Beverly Lopez, Ricardo Lorenz, Gerald Louthian, Joan Lyons, Carol McBride, Olive McNichoIs, Edward Magoon, Ivan Martin, Allene . 'iz . o' Miller, Mary Margaret Miller, Ulan Milleson, Carol Moncrief, Gwen page twenty-tive page twenty-six Moore, Allen Morris, William Moses, Eldon Mullen, John Mullinax, John Oliver, Doris Oliver, Perry Oppligger, Dixie Overstreet, Jeanne Patterson, Joyce Pendleton, Monte Peterson, Gloria Pugh, Shirley Ratlitt, Donald Reno, Margery Rice, George Riemen, Peggy Robinson, Ronald Round, Charles Sams, Leonard Schellhorn, Joar Schiesl, l.arrY Schnabel, Frede Schuler, Cecile Schwader, Rita Schweizer, Phyll Scott, Etta Scott, Freeman Scott, William Sell, Jeanette Sherman, Joyce Sisk, Clayton Smith, Beulah Starbuck, Suzan Swanson, John Swisher, Virginia Tanner, Norman Teegarden, Walt Thornton, Don Tilbury, Walter Moore, Allen Morris, William Moses, Eldon Mullen, John Mullinax, John Oliver, Doris Oliver, Perry Oppligger, Dixie Overstreet, Jeanne Patterson, Joyce Pendleton, Monte Peterson, Gloria Pugh, Shirley Ratlift, Donald Qeno, Margery Rice, George Ziernen, Peggy lobinson, Ronald iound, Charles rams, Leonard Schellhorn, Joann Schiesl, Larry Schnabel, Frederick Schuler, Cecile Schwader, Rita Schweizer, Phyllis Scott, Etta Scott, Freeman Scott, William Sell, Jeanette Sherman, Joyce Sisk, Clayton Smith, Beulah Starbuck, Suzanne Swanson, John Swisher, Virginia Tanner, Norman Teegarden, Walter Thornton, Don Tilbury, Walter DCIQG twenty-seven ,,:,,,1 IMP., 4,1 ,5.'.,1,4, 1.-1 5- fain.. i page twenty-eight Tilson, William Tootle, Richard Treo, Joseph Utz, Phyliss Voss, Henry Walker, Clarence Walker, Donald Walker, Thompson Walkup, Alphalea Wallen, Tommy Walsh, Belly Weaver, Rhoma Webb, Margaret Ann Wessel, William White, David Widman, Karl Wiksfen, Grauman Williams, Cherine William Cordon Robert Downs John Grearhous Gretchen Lillig Ric Mesker Donald Phillips Carolea Sawyerf Clarice Sawyers Fred Schoenlauk Tilson, William Tootle, Richard Treu, Joseph Utz, Phyliss Voss, Henry Walker, Clarence Walker, Donald Walker, Thompson Walkup, Alphalea Wallen, Tommy Walsh, Betty Weaver, Rhoma J Webb, Margaret Ann Wessel, William White, David ' Widman, Karl VViksten, Grauman Williams, Cherine William Cordonier Robert Downs John Grea thouse Gretchen Lillig Ric Mesker Donald Phillips Carolea Sawyers Clarice Sawyers Fred Schoenlaub LATE PICTURES OF FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES page twenty-nine FRESHMEN Alder, James W. Allan, Alice Barkley, Charles Stuart Barnes, Malcomb Bartles, Wm. Bartlett, Albert Bartlett, Peyton Bigelow, Donald Black, Badonna Bower, JoAnn Bricker, Sterling Bristow, Eugene Brockett, Jack Bruner, Charles Butler, Charlotte Byers, Donald Cantrell, Chas. , Cantrell, Ralph Cargill, Ralph Carlson, Donald ,Ch ia ng, Hyun- Kyun Clifford, Jacques Cook, Milford Cox, Robert Cummings, Lyle Danford, Thaddus Davis, James DeMar, Francis Donelson, Leonard Donaldson, Warren Donovan, Frederick Doyle, Ormonde Drais, James Ellis, Glenn Endicott, Vera Fisher, Elwood Foster, William Gerard, Alan Gloshen, Bill Goodding, James Hall, Millard Hall, Ruth Harrel, James Harris, Mary Joan Hart, Bob Hartigan, Virginia Hatfield, Eleanor Hawkins, Jewel Hayward, Charles Hayward, George Heath, Richard Hector, Donald Hegarty, Roger Allen Hill, Melvin Hubbard, Robert Hutchings, Billy Jackson, Ronald Johnson, Robert Jones, Charles R. Kamler, Walter Kirschner, Henry Krumme, Lyle NOT PICTURED Lawnick, Joseph Linch, Billie Lysaght, Charles McHugh, Frank McNeal, Eugene Madgett, John Mann, John Manninger, Warren Markham, Eugene Martin, Clara Massing, John Masteller, Elaine Masteller, Patrick Matt, Virginia Meek, Richard Meers, Arthur Melkowski, Gerald Messner, Jack Miller, Joseph Morin, Richard ' Mueh lbach, Edward Neff, Roy Newton, Gene Newton, Jack Neylon, Donald Obermier, Edwin Paden, James Pederson, LeRoy Penland, Thomas Pettit, Betty Phillips, Edward Pickerel, John Pickerel, Robert Poe, Elbert C. Poolman, Richard Pray, Gerald Ray, Gerald Lee Readel, Jayne Ringel, William Rizzo, Joseph Roberts, Norman Rocha, John Romang, Kenneth Row, Robert Ryan, Mrs, Virginia L Salanky, Loretta,- Schaefer, Robert Schindler, William Sechrest, Jessem Seever, Robert Shrock, Kenneth Sklenar, Donald Sommers, Jerry Sparkman, Henry Stanton, Verrill Starr, Earl Stewart, Arloa Stewart, Richard Sullwold, Richard Swenson, Bob Swinchoski, Edwin Thomas, Don Tompkins, Norma Turner, Talmadge Weakley, Charles .Willhite, Francis Wood, Clarence Zimmerman, Frank F l l a page thirty PHYSICS CLASS TECHNIQUE OF TEACHING CLASS CHEMISTRY LABORATORY ICS CLASS NIQUE OF KCHING cl.Ass ISTRY LABORATORY . .Q- -.gg via af, .ff S' 1 .dx up . J. laihgvssd 5. 375, '- 'MX 'lb Jufz' fgnzw hs, ,J WA -61 v M1351- jifrpifl ,if QQ. oe Q . 'fri '6'-ibm , g.'r'Q: mor' 11' .nn P -2' Z 5 Q57 -vw -ww. ,M m W a N .--.,..,?. 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Nfv. sms gs-:nw o Xf Iv 5:3 1 1 N. f f, ,,pf' we . 6,1 f. MK.. -MI' J49 an fn 0 'Q 'T !1- .sw A- ,N U., ,A 1:- 3 A 45 NH. -z a 'sk hw igm '91 Aww: TH '. -1 . r , 4 . l . l Front row, left to right: Zeldo Goldmon, Dorothy Mclvlonus, Roy Stock, Morolyn Shockelford, Evelyn Moggos. Second row: John Bishop, Kay Stornes, Harry Burdick. 74a firm Mace membership is the goal of ,every Junior College student. Its basic purpose is to encourage and further studentactivity and service to the school. This society is an honorary one with no officers or activities of its own. This year a precedent was broken and the membership opened to five sophomores and three freshmen This breaking ofthe re- - P cedent, established when the club was founded in l936, was due to the increased enrollment at Junior College and the existence of a large number of eligible students. Existing members choose the in- coming ones once each semester according to the constitution. Members are chosen- on their record of service to the school and participation in school activities. I page thirty-two The init of good chai Membel 2.75 points. Our Ka of a studen' The ani hqpter was ds official d The ani close of The The ofl taryg Lora C Marian Hari Membei Richord Cov lvloore, Corr Peorce, Cloi . l i Fourth row, l-loll, G der. Third row: l Leonora Second row: Roy, Cc First row: Jo Auvaezezpp The initial purpose of Phi Theta Ka 9 g of good character ppa is to promote scholastic effort and encoura e the buildln Memberslhlip IS limited to those students who have maintained for a semester and a half a grade of 275 pomts e member retains his good standmg as long as Z5 is maintained Our Kappa chapter was responsible this year for the publishing and issuance to the student body of a student directory The annual convention of Phi Theta Kappa chapters was held in Bluefield Vlest Virginia Kappa haterwas tdbJh C p represen e y o n Bishop Ernest Ray Harry Burdick and James Drais Bill Morris acted as official delegate The annual formal banquet for old and new m mbers was held at the Oakford Tea Room at the close of the second semester The ottlcers are John Bishop president Ern st Ray vice president Charlotte Freedman secre L C b tary ora or et assistant secretary Evelyn Maggas treasurer Dorothy McManus reporter Miss Marian Harvey is the club sponsor Members not pictured are Carl Yost Evelyn Maggas Don Gulick Violet Brown Stuart Barkley Richard Cowell Orville DuRree Bill Gloshen Warren Jennings Walter Teegarden David White Ernest Moore Carmen Swank Clarence Kamler Jim Mcfhdow Joseph Lawnick Betty Ozenberger James Pearce Claire Smith Shirley Walsh Evelyn to encourage and a precedent was ,aking of the pre- ollment at Junior ' choose the in- 1 their record of Fourth row lett to right: Zelda Goldman, Alice Snyder, Luzetta Keller, Anna Belle Campbell, Virginia l-lall, Cloria Peterson, Barbara l-layes, Rosemary Gerber, Margery Reno, Xlancy Keating, Rita Schwa- Thirdderbw: Bruce Caldwell, Charles Seeber, Bill Wessel, Norman Mcl.aury, Harry Burdick, Bill Morris, SecorljclrdwlllDgdjrldqtshyilfelenhlgi? Sdlldllhy McManus, Lora Corbet, John Bishop, Charlotte Freedman, Ernest Firgfigxllvf ifrlglNLOh2ilJj'GnlZg!eD2gliJ5lgrilldplBllalllisc?r3,hglIlT1ldElbs Willman, Bill Branstetter, Walter Tilbury. page thirty-three Front row, left to right: Dorothy McManus, Bill Morris, Maralyn Shockeltord, Bob Bush, Zelda Goldman. Second row: Evelyn Maggas, Rhoma Weaver, Kay Stornes, Glorio Peterson, Charlotte Freedman. Third row: Jay Smith, John Nold, Jtdfuhe GAC-me The Cheshire Cheese Club is an organization to promote the literary interests of its members. Members are encouraged to write, and in the bi-monthly meetings discussions are held on the work of old and current writers, as well as the works of the members. The name Cheshire Cheese is derivedrfrom an l8th century London tavern where the intellectual and literary giants of the age met for discussion. The school magazine, Penny Whistles, which is published by the club each year, contains the best student body writing, as selected by the board members. The use of illustrations for more reader in- terest was continued this year in Penny Whistles. The members of the board are' Maralyn Shackelford ed't E l The PUFI ence and to 1 Organization institution, fl sent to all r Fund f0I' The Every spi ship is 0Pen l the total mer The offi secreta ry, L0 Members ? is H is R S S . . , i or, ve yn Maggas, assistant editor, John Nold and Gloria Peterson. prom row Ief. Officers of the organization are: Maralyn Shackelford, president, Evelyn Maggas, vice-president, Secgnd row: ft and John Nold, secretary. John Dm The sponsor of the organization is Miss Emily Wyatt. Timd row. DC Member not pictured: Alice Jo Rosenouer, Gmumm page thirty-tour ld on the work of :ontains the best , vice-presidentp , Zelda Goldman Freedhwan. of its members. the intellectual more reader in- ant editorp John Nwlaaal fgaence Glad The purpose of the Junlor Colle ence and to asslst In furthering the advancement of the St Joseph Museum which was founded by the orgamzatlon in l9Z7 wlth the guldance of Mlss Orrel M Andrews sponsor Slnce the founding of the mstltutlon the orgamzatlon has published and wrltten the St Joseph Museum News Letter which IS s In the nation Later In l945 the club started the Natural Science Endowment Fund for the museum to whlch It adds a substantlal amount each year sent to all museum Every sprung the club has a sprmg banquet for the graduating members and the sponsor Member shlp IS open to students of natural science classes that obtaln a superlor grade and are approved by the total membership The officers are Jlm Montague president Clarence Morgan vlce president Fvelyn Maggas secretary Lora Corbet treasurer Marilyn Homan reporter Betty Schaber hlstorlan Members not plctured are Thompson Walker John Nold Frances Fltzgerald Front row left to nght l.ora Corbet, Clarence Morgan, James Montague, Evelyn Maggas, Betty Schaber Second row lvlarllyn Homan, Donald Bray, John Stnne, Ceclla Flsher, l-larold Matney, Gerald Foster, John Duncan, Carol C Duncan Thlrd row Dorothy McManus May Marne Knapp, Dorothy Lanham, Blll Branstetter, John Greathouse, Grauman Wlksten, Charlotte Freedman, Pat Kennedy, 3OnltCI ClOVl4 page thnrty fave J 0 ' ge Natural Science Club is to encourage the study of natural sci- ' I . , . , . .I . . . , . H I . . G . . u I. I . I o ' 2 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' - ' 1- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1' ' . , ' 3 - , J , ' . CW,-, 1t,,,,,111 I - l l l l l n l l l l i First row, left to right: Phyllis Utz, Zelda Goldman, Gwen Moncrief, Ray Stock, Barbara Coy, Evelyn Maggas, Maralyn Shackelford. I Second row: Kay Starnes, l-larold Matney, John Bishop, l-larry Burdick, Burton Barkus, Bill Wessel, James Pearce, Nancy Keating. - I Third row: Paulette Stovvell, Ernest Ray, Bill Morris, Gerald Foster, Ric Mesker, Dorothy Freeman. 7fze fbaamwfiwi 6 6 The Dramatic Club, one of the oldest clubs in Junior College, was organized to promote interest in dramatic activities among the students. The club meets twice monthly for discussion of dramatics tech- niques and informal dramatic presentations ln the fall it is actively enga ed in the roduction of the - - 1 9 P all-school play, which, however, is open to all students of the school for tryouts. The club also sponsors the annual spring musical, Footlights. This year, the Dramatic Club presented Anton Chekov's one-act farce, The Boar, in a Junior College convocation, and took the same play to Savannah as an advertising program for the school. Th I b I ' ' ' e c u a so presented a variety program at the Fort Leavenworth Base Hospital, in cooperation with the Red Cross College Unit. The officers for the first semester were: Ray Stock, president, Harry Burdick, vice-president, Gwen Moncrief, secretary-treasurer. The officers for the second semester were: Harry Burdick, president, John Bishop, vice-president, Nancy Keating, secretary-treasurer. The club is sponsored by Miss Louise Lacy. Members not pictured are' Tom Utz Al h l W lk .. , p aea a up, Gloria Peterson, Gretchen Lillig, Tillie Cardella, Peggy Riemen, Richard Cowell, Eleanor l-latfield, Mary Anne Forman, Rita Schwader, Dick Lenz, James Montague, Monte Pendleton. page thirty-six The purp fo sketch fror The club any Junior Cc Officers reta ry-treasur Members 2 z S l First rovv: Bil Second row, Fisher. Third row: Mi Mary Lei Fourth rovvi F Richard fl ra Coy, A Evelyn Bill Wessel, James f ithy Freeman. omote interest in F dramatics tech- production of the :lub also sponsors vor, in a Junior i for the school. cooperation with -presidentg Gwen i, vice-president, ien Lillig, Tillie Schwader, Dick Shale!! Glad The purpose of the Sketch Club is to promote interest in art and to provide additional opportunity to sketch from models. i . The club, under the sponsorship of Miss lna Culver, meets twice a month. Membership is open to any Junior College student who is interested in art. Officers are: Alice Jo Rosenauer, president, Harriet Branham, vice-president, Mary Lemmon, sec- retary-treasurer. A Members not pictured are Margaret Gels, James Baden and Jerry Melkowslqi. First rovv: Bill Wessel. Second row lett to right: Alice Jo Rosenauer, l-larriet Branham, Shirley Brovvn, Virginia Matt, Lita Fisher. Third rowg Mary Anne Forman, Rita Schvvader, Mary Alice Ambrozi, Frances Wallen, Cecile Schuler, Mary Lemmon, Miss Culver, Margaret Ann Webb, Anna Belle Campbell. Fourth rovvg Richard l-leckel, .loan Crowe, Carol Lyons, Luzetta Keller, Ray Stock, Norma Graham, Richard Sullvvold, Don Carlson, Loye Guthrie. page thirty-seven i ri l l l i i -MCQ -, juz' J'-. LJ' i i ii Li li lill Ili, i l iii-l l f. li ,Al , H : ,ying lf iii . i ,l ii Vu, X3 XF!! ,yn i ra, , if I-ll -i ii' lil lil is i , xi fri l lill rg Q -lil f gl I l Til 4 itil Tr ii' i. i F U ig il ' 4 Front row, left to right: Norma Graham, Zelda Goldman, James Montague, Rhoma Weaver, Lester Dietz, Dorothy Freeman, Mildred Schwader. Second rovv: Herman Seutert, Bob Bush, Lora Corbet, Bette Ozenberger, Dorothy Lanham, Bette Landree, Joan l-larrington, Harry Burdick, Byron Didlo. Third rovv: Margaret Gels, Paulette Stowell, Marilyn l-loman, Mary Lemmon, Burton Barkus, Gloria Peter- son, Rita Schvvader, Suzanne Starbuck, Mary Anne Forman. ff g cw Promoting a general interest in psychology and its fundamentals through discussion and experi- mentation, and providing an opportunity at meetings for discussion of the latest advances in psychological research, are the purposes of the Junior College Psychology Club. Membership in the organization has been open to any student interested in psychology Among its projects this year, the club sponsored a convocation with Dr W H McCann of the Stat H 't l D . . . e ospi a staff as guest speaker. Tours were taken through both State Hospital Number Z and the Child Guidance Center of the Y. W. C. A. The organization was sponsored this year by Dr. Mary Robinson. First semester officers were: Rhoma Weaver, president, Lester Dietz, vice-president, Betty Ozen- berger, secretary, Dorothy Lanham, treasurer, Jim Montague, reporter. Second semester officers were: James Montague, president, Lora Ellen Corbet, vice-president,Paul- ette Stowell, secretary, Dorothy Freeman, treasurer, Harry Burdick, reporter. Members not pictured are Gretchen Lillig, Bill Branstetter, Tillie Car della and Robert Weigel. page thirty-eight The Juni of the Germa Members enfly maintaii The mee' and folk song Officers Clara Albrecl Members First rovv, left Second row: B Qi ew W 1 X N aver, Lester- Dietz im, Bette Landree rkus, Gloria Peter- ssion and experi- as in psychological ychology. Among ie State Hospital ie Child Guidance binson. :ntg Betty Ozen- e-presidentgPaul- obert Weigel. First row, left to right: Alice Jean Allan, Sue Lechler, Mary M, Miller, Joann Scnellnorn, Joan Harring- ton, Marjorie Reno. Second row: Bill Tilson, Arso Gligorievitch, Ernest Ray, Charles Willrnan, Bruce Calclvvell, Nancy Keating. The French Club was organized with the purpose of promoting an interest in the French language and particularly in its conversational use. Programs in French were presented for the members at the meetings, and discussions were held on subjects of current interest or of a cultural nature. Officers are: Margery Reno, presidentj Sue Lechler, secretar y. Miss Clara Albrecht sponsors this organization. The other foreign language clubs at Junior College joined the French Club in an international picnic in the spring. Members not present: Ray Stock, Phyllis Schweizer. page forty The Spa Spanish IanQ During business SGSS The Spf as a special The offi presidenfi Gl Member First row Second rovv' scnvvaae IQ ,I x , Q K l, Nancy Keating French language the members at al nature. :ht sponsors this an international i . l, Joan Harring- ' Glad The Spanish Club was organized for the students interested in pursuing further knowled e of the 9 Spanish language. 1 Q During the meetings, the Spanish language is used exclusively by the members in conducting the business sessions, playing games, and singing Spanish songs. The Spanish Club sponsored a beautiful sound and color film Wings to Mexico and Guatemala, ,as a special feature of a convocation in observance of Pan American Day, April l4. The officers of this organization are: Barbara Hayes, president, Anna Belle Campbell, vice- president, Gloria Peterson, secretary. Miss Helen Brown is sponsor of the group. Member not pictured: Jobnny Rocba. First row, left to right: l-larry Burdick, Anna Belle Campbell, Doris Jean Lewis, Barbara l-layes, Gloria Peterson, Russel Herd. Second row: Mmiiym Homgml Aljge Snyder, Carol Lyons, liosemary Gerber, Zelda Goldman, Rita Scbvvader, Mary Anne Forman, Kay Starnes, Jane Castel 0. page forty-one i A First row, left to right: Eunice Hornecker, Margaret Jones, Virginia Hall, Dorothy Freeman, Mildred Schvvader, Bonita Clark. Second rovv: Norma Graham, Bette Ozenberger, Mary Alice Ambrozi, Bette Landree, Barbara Hayes, Joan Harrington. Third rovv: Ora Hoople, James Pearce, Dave Harrison, Jack Madgett, Mr. Roland Lanser. ,J 7faeff ' aeaflege Wal'm4'.f The Junior College Voters' League is the organization that concerns itself with national and inter- national affairs. Meetings are held twice a month, and membership is open to all students who are interested in the free non-partisan discussion of various timely topics. Polly Weedin, selected by the St.. Joseph League of Women Voters to inform the Junior College League of the activities of this nation-wide organization, acts as co-sponsor with Mr. Roland Lanser of the Social Science Department. Officers of the organization are: Virginia Hall president, Barbara Hayes, program chairman, Mildred Schwader, secreta ry-treasurer. page forty-two The choir the director, M and perform m College studen neighboring ta Union Star, Ki which was held E l l E L First rovv, left Cornelia R Second row: G Jack Henz Third row: Joyc Williams, l McBride, l ireeman, Mildred , Barbara l-layes, nser. 7 :tional and inter- tudents who are ie Junior College r. Roland Lanser :gram chairman, 14 eappeffa efzcuh The choir at Junior College is open to all students whose singing ability meets the approval of the director, Mrs. Beulah Hicks. The members of the organization study musical works of a wide nature and perform many of these at various occasions. A Christmas program was presented for the Junior C0lle9e Students before the h0llCl0YS- In The spring, the choir made its annual tour to several neighboring TOWNS with the Purpose of advertising the college. The towns visited this year were Union Star, King City, Albany, and Bethany. The group also took part in the all city music festival which was held in the month of May, First row, lett to right: Carol Bovvland, Carol Lyons, Norma Tompkins, Jeanette Sell, Avalee Collow, Cornelia Rogers, Cecile Schuler, Shirley Fehrman, Carol Millicent, Margaret Geis, Dorothy Freeman. Second row: Gloria Peterson, Dorothy Lanham, Allene Martin, Bill Wessel, l-lenry Voss, Karl Kramer, Jack l-lenze, Wendell l-licks, Ray Stock, Byron Didlo, Shirley Pugh, May Marie Knapp. i Third rovv: Joyce Patterson, Alphalea Walkup, Marilyn l-loman, Joan l-larrington, Sue Lechler, Cherine Williams, Phyllis Schweizer, Marvin Groh, Ric Lopez, Norma Graham, Etta Catherine Scott, Olive McBride, Norma Sexton, Gretchen Lillig, Henrietta l-lottmeister. page forty-three 1 The Ba pt social activitii During th prayer meeting This sprin Student Union: l A l ctw, First row, left to right: Elaine Masteller, Carol Lyons, Cecile Scnuler. Second row: May Marie Knapp, Shirley Brown, Joyce Patterson, Mary Jane Connett. J g. e. W. zu. cf. ,Q The Junior College Young Women's Christian Association was organized with the purpose of stimulating wholesome activities and promoting friendship and cooperation through the adherence to j s Christian ideals and teaching. The organization is o en t II l p o a interested girls at Junior College. g C Easter services were held under the sponsorship of the group, and various members collected con- 4 i tributions from Junior College students for the World Service Fund. 1 First row, left Officers of this organization are: Carol Lyons, presidentj Avalee Collaw, vice-presidentg Joyce Pat- S , econd row: C terson, secretary. Miss Amy Ewan is the club sponsor. Third row: Bet page forty-four 1 l Sfacfenl Zfnian The Baptist Student Union was organized at Junior College to promote cooperation and stimulate' social activities among the Baptist students that attend the college.l B i During the year, social activities were conducted by members of the group. These activities included l prayer meetings, picnics, and special holiday and religious programs, l This spring, the Union was represented by May Marie Knapp at the state convention of Baptist l Student Unions at Jefferson City. r the purpose of the adherence to or College. ers collected con- Firgt row, left to right: Olive McBride, Dick Stewart, May Marie Knap. A ldenfi -l0YCe Pat' Second rOWg Cgrol Lyons, Etta Scott, Cornelia Rogers, Rosemary Benight, Cecile Schuler. Third VOW3 Betty Kepnart, Marian Misner, Dorothy Lanharn, Henrietta l-lottrneister. i i page forty-five I , 1 The Girls' Volleyball, best each of the ab Bowling Alley. Kathleen F Miss Clara E, 2 3 5 2 l I Front row, lett to right: Dorothy Mclvlanus, Caire Smith, l-lerman Seutert, Lawrence Riddle, Eaine Masteller. Second row: Gretchen Lillig, Mary Margaret Miller, Joan Schellhorn, Jane Costello, Kathleen Rettepier, Rosemary Kemp. Third row: Rat Kennedy, Pat Ciancialo, Ric Lopez, Ralph Lawnick, Gerald Foster fl! Glad Membership in the Newman Club is open to all Catholic students at Junior College, the Catholic student nurses at St. Joseph's Hospital, and to Catholic students attending either Platt or Gard Busi- ness College. The programs are planned to carry out the broad objectives of the national Newman Club Federa- tion - to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual, and social activities. Among this year's activities were picnics and a chili supper to which all Catholic students were invited. The Reverend John Quinn is chaplain of the Newman Club. page forty-six . E 1. e u . Front row, left Second row: Sh Third rowi Shirl Lillig, Mar :e Riddle, Eloine :ithleen Pettepier, age, the Catholic itt or Gard Busi- ran Club Federa- Jugh a balanced lic students were The Girls' Athletic Association participated in five major sports during the year These were Volleyball, basketball, baseball, bowling, and ping-pong. From fifteen to twenty five girls went out for each of the above named sports. Sports were carried on at the Everett qymnasium and the Recreational Bowling Alley. Kathleen Pettepier served as president during the year Phyllis Utz acted as secretary Miss Clara Albrecht is the club sponsor. Front row, lett to right: Dorothy Freeman, Phyllis Utz, Kothleen Pettepier Jeonette Sell Corol Bovvland Second row: Shirley Pugh, Corolyn Bricker, Coroleci Savvyers Jeon Ann l-lorrison Jeonne Overstreet Third row: Shirley Fehrmon, Bonito Clork, Pot Cicinciolo, Dorothy Lonhom Ruth Anno Anderson Gretchen Lillig, Mory Welter. poge torty-seven i First row, left to right: John C, Greathouse, Bette Ozenberger, Evelyn Maggas, Second row: Joan l-larrington, James T. Montague, Bob Fraser, Claire Smith, Mary Alice Ambrozi. Third rovvi Norma Graham, Eunice l-litchings, Mary Lemmon, l.ora Corbet, 'Dorothy Lanham, Phyllis Pauly, Mary Schnabel. ' Galfegze Reef 64044 Early in the school year a group of interested students met to organize a College Red Cross Chapter. Since that time the organization has performed several worthwhile tasks at Junior College. Some activi- ties and duties of the members have been to obtain blood for the blood bank, to take First Aid courses, to prepare Christmas gifts and wreaths for the veterans' hospital, and to obtain entertainment for these hospitals. The local chapter is the only college unit in the Pony Express District of the American Red Cross. Three members of the group, Evelyn Maggas, Betty Ozenberger, and James district council meeting at Platte, Kansas, last fall. Miss Lillian Watkins is th group. Montague, attended 0 e faculty sponsor of the The officers are: Evelyn Maggas, chairman, James Montague, vice-chairman, Lora Corbet, secre- tary, and Dick Lenz, publicity director. page forty-eight During the from the Sf. JOSI College for thre fry, under Mr. I The second in qualitative ar Cleary and Bett ' sky First row, lift to Hickman. Second rovvi Cat Third rowi Mary 55 flfwuefi D . . . 1 'mng the flrsl' Semester, Junior College was honored by the presence of a group of student nurses from the St. Joseph s Hospital. Because of the lack of instructors at the hospital, the girls came to Junior II f - ' . . C0 999 Of three COUl'SeS. Bacteriology, under Mr. Bracken, physiology, under Mis Andrews, and chemis- try, under Mr. Little. The second semester only two student nurses attended class at Junior College. They are enrolled in qualitative analysis under the instruction of Miss Laughlin. These two students are Mary Frances Cleary and Betty C Pettit First row htt to right Marjorie Johnston Alice Patterson Mary Louise Gibbons Janet l-Iodgden Jeannie Hickman Second row Catherine Johnson Esther Tarter Phyllis Campbell Naomi Smiley Third raw Mary A Clark Diana Burkes Beverly Snyder Lois Thorne Jackie Sharpsteen page forty nine l i l 3 1 , - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - I . 1 1 1 1 - First row, seated, eft to right: Maralyn Shackelford, Bob Bush, Anna Belle Campbell, Evelyn Maggas, Bonita Clarq. Back row, seated, left to right: James Montague, Gretchen Lillig, Ernest Ray, Doris Jean Lewis, John Bishop, Dick Lenz, Rita Schvvader, Gloria Peterson. Back row, standing, left to right: Kay Starnes, Richard Cowell, Mary Lemmon, Norma Graham, Cecile Schuler, Tillie Cardella, Joan l-larrington, Nancy Keating, Pat Kennedy, Jane Costello, Peggy Riemen, Mary Anne Forman, Don Thornton, Ric Mesker. 'WWW 5164! The group of students at Junior College which continued the tradition of a Griffon Yearbook has been a consistently industrious organization. Through the fine cooperation of the various committees and especially the departmental editors, the students of Junior College are being given what the entire staff hopes will be an accurate and interesting record of the year's activities. The staff also wishes to acknowledge the generous assistance given by the Bray Studio, the American Engraving Company, and the Wing Printing Company in working out the details of the publication. page fifty First row, left Rhoma W Second row: M Alice Jo R The Griff paper. Lack of Iems faced by Nonetheles tainment value concerning the Thanks shi R. B. Taylor of Thanks are News. It is hopec staff capable o with publishing Evelyn Maggas, aan Lewis, John Graham, Cecile J, Peggy Riemen, 1 Yearbook has committees and vhat the entire f also wishes to J Company, and First rovv, left to right: Bob Bush, Maralyn Shackelford, Don Thornton, Ric Mesker, Eclitor-in-Chief, Rhoma Weaver, Kay Starnes. Second rovv: Mary Margaret Miller, Mary Anne Forman, Richard Cowell, Nancy Keating, Jane Costello, Alice Jo Rosenauer, Gloria Peterson, Dorothy McManus, Rita Schwader. ujjon flfem Siafj The Griffon News staff faced many obstacles this year in the writing and issuance of a school paper. Lack of responsible reporters, and lack of time devoted to reporting were only a few of the prob- lems faced by the editors and the faculty advisor. A Nonetheless, those issues of the paper which were turned out provided items of interest and enter- tainment value to Junior College students. The only complaint that the student body could register concerning the publications was that there just hadn't been enough of them. Thanks should go to Don Thornton and Ric Mesker, the first and second semester editors, and Mr. R. B. Taylor of the Central High School faculty who acted as advisor. ' Thanks are also due to Jack Messner who created a new Griffon to decorate the front page of the News. Y It is hoped that next year the student body will recognize and respond to the need for a News staff capable of working in harmony and devoting their time to the large amount of work connected with publishing the Griffon News. page fifty-one page fifty-two COMPARATIVE ANATOMY CLASS ENGINEERING DRAWING LOGIC CLASS, MOCK TRIAL an f I SCENES FROI SCENES FROI CAST: Bill Morrix Gerald Foster, K1 Naggas, Ernest I Marshall, Margar mam, Barbara C0 DIRECTOR: MISS LATIVE OMY CLASS ZRING DRAWING LASS, TRIAL SCENES FROM THE ALL-SCHOOL PLAY OUR TOWN by Thornton Wilder SCENES FROM THE PARTY FOLLOWING THE PERFORMANCE CAST: Bill Morris, Ray Stock, James Pearce, Bob Aikens, Maralyn Shaclceltord, Nancy Keating, Bill Wessel, Zelda Goldman, Gerald Foster, Koy Starnes, Dick Lenz, John Bishop, Phyllis Utz, Monte Pendleton, Gwen Moncriet, l-larry Burdick, Evelyn Maggos, Ernest Ray, James Montague, Harold Matney, Burton Barlfus, John Nold, Alphalea Walkup, Gloria Peterson, Kitty Marshall, Margaret Geis, Sue Lechler, Karl Kramer, Don I-legemon, Ric Lopez, Wendell l-licks, Paulette Stowell, Dorothy Free- man, Borbara Coy, Jay Smith, Walter Tilbury, Charles Willman. DIRECTOR: Miss Louise Lacy. page titty three my IJ -J ' I I I ,L I f, ' W ' I ' iff' I , I I I I I ' I I I I I . I I I I FO0TLlGHTS OF '49 JUNIOR COLLEGE MUSICAL COMEDY - page fifty-five l 'X ,- , .... fra' X 9 ff ' Q l l - A 'X i SENATE SPONSORED lCE BREAKER DANCE Besides sponsoring the basketball queen coronation, the S t l ena e iandled arrangements tor student elections, Prowl Day, and the Junior College spring dance. The activities of the S t Junior College. ena e contributed mucli to the success ot the school year at page titty-six i l i 2 1 2 ,. f J. 34,11 --fi '3kQAV . nx:wid.X21kXiISb3 ina Z gtk lf W vi iq fi.. RX .,, .,. , L ylilfgm .M . rf., K xl x M W imc- 'W N ,,f,A . 1,37 . fff .gif E51 f gf. 'J V - 1' 241. 50501, rf. -V.. . L-r G5 , . -- ' .nu uphq- f-'- ,W -yvmikgi-zz ,lk - N- f ' -5. Jfdx- ilgf -me Y---ff- . - ' zz' X V IN ,v- ,--L4-2? Q' , ,:.L3EEf+.m ., have '44 'I 'Wffff' L , ' .-.GSR-'f - '- -Z :--- .,-wp. r- 'N -. - ' .--.,:-'- .asifg ,W N -- ,. - ' . 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VAR ITY DAVE HARRISON x 4 JERRY LORENZ X b Qm , bfifffii T'Y? i'i?Q of XR VFKV xx V b ,ff Y - Vi'R X ,kg f X l-NZ' r,,,.,- BILL GLOSHEN JOHNNY ROC!-IA ROGER GRUNWALD page fifty-eight RENZ g,...,r,,-5 ,, INVVALD BASKETBALL ACTION SHOTS A page sixty COACH GIBSON AND TEAM MEMCBERS COACH JOHN GIBSON AND SQUAD page sixty-one S, :J-1-51:4 11:-al'-' . .sax 239 CORONATION CEREMONIES QUEEN LURUNATI . Q- x 1 e XX Q 'X y L XX . X 1 -5 ' w ' SKY . 7: K Riff X Xfire . Arkxl' SSESQQFZ' -' X ATTENDANTS: Peggy Riemen, Dorothy Freeman, Gwen Moncrief, Jogn Louthign. ' page sixty-two .FY,,,..i ,,.,-f-' F ri ! ! I av, ' f f 1, - fel, X ' V ,f ilg f. - .3Xgg if ya 'bv Egfr f 'df' , ,ing A 4 'Jig 155 'fin fx 2 M' 25 A 4 a? 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Barkley, George Z TRACK TEAM MEMBERS: Fred Sctnoenloub, Dick Meek, Thompson Walker, Louis Denton, Jerry Lorenz Chorley Miller, Jock Modger, Eorl Storr. - ' page sixty-five I I ,TJWQY CHAMPION ERNEST MOORE fright? RECEIVING THE JUNIOR COLLEGE BOWLING TROPHY page sixty-six 4 rf w Fwy' xnxx .QQ x X x '51 'NMX CNN X X Skxxxw MRS Rigs f XX Ri :XXX LN? X XX? gk X X NN N XX NNW 55 xrs wx-:X ffifssxi ' -tif .,'.:g:..' 'lifckli Q X' -3 '1.:i'kE .NN. fp.: If FS' was Ng-:rx I x , N ' X- mx. .f Q --..N,w-Nw Nw qgsm' w S X, ,N-L,-3:3 xxm xvi E+ Nqwx X, , I I i lgxi' xv, Pgwv- 'Ig -iff .-fl I A si Ni 'myfwb I KX.. ,xg A , . X- JS. ff ' N ., ' :Q f fffwxf , f fy mg5f1,JA----M-F-, - M fd? A 1,f',M f f Q ff U? Offzxfi ip , aff 4. ff X XM G!! ff , QQ? ff!!! ffgsv mfs - ' f ,K L f , , , A7 ' , 1 , fx, of skew awry czwffesy fifff fize rzgbfs of 'off1e1'5,,L ' iff? WHAT YQU MAKE IT UL QA .ING TROPHY CHAMPION BRUCE CALDWELL SAND BLASTING page sixty-seven .CLA .-1..Nc-mf Ar.:-'-u-z-:111'-if ,H-:1-1 -crx:.s- -T-A--1, Ji,--3'rrGx1L-. A' f i- V1-.F i2.1.si,,f. F VOLLEYBALL Girls pictured are: Gretchen Lillig, Jeanne Overstreet, Clarice Savvyers, Phyllis Utz, Kathleen Pettipier, Ruth Anna Mary Ann Welter, Carol Bowlancl, Jeanette Sell, Shirley Pugh, Carolyn Bricker, Carolea Sawyers, Margaret Jones. GIRLS' ATHLETicS SPONSOR, MISS CLARA ALBRECHW B A S K E T B A L L Anderson, First row, left to right: Jeanette Sell, Shirley Fehrman, Carolyn Bricker Caralea Savvye Sh' I P h N ' t' zxecond roxjfi Gretchen Lillig, Jeanne Overstreet, Carol Bawland, Mary Ann Welter liathlleeerl Pleiltihie?mP?,itiieXgtClwlhaPlXhlclSerl!,on' argaret ones, ' ' ' J page sixty-eight Cheer ' Rice not ith Anna An Jones clersan Sefton Phyllis Utz lw Anna Anderson V - a 1.1 nf i - - - . H .-'.- - wwf IH,-zz--if 1.51-if ll -fT:i,T'F,:f:-1Qf2LT'? SET?-f257??ff'-fi' Li 3 ':2 ' 7' ' l J' ' 1 ' f' . CHEER LEADERS . X -- , H, L,,, g YIIV, , ,, ,. i , gy my in Cheer Leaders: Tammy Wallen, Frances Wallen, Nancy Keating, Peggy Riernen, Jeanette Sell, Henrietta l-loftmeister. George Rice nat pictured. E BA page sixty nine v-'1'-159, X MW- I 847 g-rung M34 U5 .5-....--...........,,,,,,,,,,, ,4144 gm, Lifvw e- sr 4 UN T!-EE EELEUND' page seventy ft S o ,- 4 I W W-Yin A , l Y Z , 1. I i V1 'VW' 3 '. f y y ,, :v :Q:p ,, ' IVNIQ V , V , V , , , ., f . ,A , , X 417 f , , .VV mf I V I Z X V.VV7f,,ff.1V' V, ' ,VR , 1 ,.,,, wwf ' X 1' X' f - 1 ' 3 2 jf! ,B V Vfk ffg V Z V? V , Q ,V ' J ' . X ' . 5 WZ wwf Z' f K ' ' V 1. .16 ix .XV LV W if I Xxx iz. -' '4 0 ' ' -..- , ' , X . of v , , I X. Vg 455 A - V 2' - 0,172 ' .5 x jf ,Wea 1 Z QV' ' A , J' ,Mk .ff 5' ,I I V e R' V 1 I , V , . ,,,......... ,..- V ..,. ,V V VV -,- Q 445472 1 :I -2 - 1922 'Alla ' ,J 5 'L' A A f x f M , f- J 4 ,. 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T 'B FREAKE DOQG SGVEIWTEJ-OHS , ,QQ 1' THE BIG TDP page seventy-two X ff, f X f ff f ff , Y i.A- .. '-15. X ss 5 5 X X fgm 6 , K JJ S 1 ff--fffg.-'I -L '- - '1, , -. f 9 2 -W7 w,,...A.,, , . X-W ,. f Q 1 f, f, 4 1 , N V V ,. ff- iff f W,-ffzw , X-W7 f 7 X Q ' Z Q 1 if gf g f X 4 , f y v--W'-Z----A -.W-.,... -, , f V, ,V f 4 ,f f gf ? 0 I I , 7 I, , 4 , ,G f , LX , f X X 'N A I ' X , f - , , 4 T Q Vx AWS I I I 1 W r I 4A 52 55 f , , ' Q IN THE FUN HOUSE OR THROUGH THE MAGIC MIRROR - page seventy-th ree 1 :casa :E-A .a:.z4-zbif Qrqwu-1-:Sz-it-:'g?' ,H-1112i-??.i-52 '.Lf-R1-r::..'91q-i'..rx1KsL-.-.r me V:-..-,i,:.:.a3..-' .?..fm:,:-v 1 4-1--w v page seventy-four Y x : 2 4 6.. . Xxg N-X 5 bg, '! ,L , a i V , f W 5 .. ff X 5 f 4 A x 4 Z A - J yi' L ' my Z, f'.,' V if f U U, 'mf f, 4 : ffff -' .. 1 ,, av 13 5 f. Ska s . 1 mx X xv? X Q SQXX xx N XXX XX Qxxxk --MW' , K 'j ji. E -9 1 N' Q , X , QQ, . ' if-1X - .... 4. wx- ::Xvf x SA N J . Q 1 xs 1QNQX..QQ-GYEQSXP5 NN SMX ..v3:x,,h Nw? 5 . ' sf .Q- Ni N .2 i .... M1 K, s 2 3 I PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRAY STUDIOS 5, , f 1 ENGRAVING BY E. A. WELCH AMERICAN ENGRAVING AND COLORPLATE CO PRINTING BY WING PRINTING CO. page seventy-five Q , ,,- ....,- -u..- .... E ..., .... - ,... i .... .. .... E .... E .... - .... 4. if ,... - .... to .... to .-.l 1..l s .--- ,--. ---- t s ---' ---1 s s - -1- -1- . I N H SCHOOIZJLUPPLIES I M Jerre - Anne . I TEXTBOOKS Cafeterlq I Smlth S Book Sl'0fG l COOKED Foon SERVICE ' 114-116 south 6th sneer I HOME BAKERY f AWALT Q, STEFFEN, Owner t I Phone 2-6585 27th and Mitchell L --- E .... - .... .... E .... E E ,.., 4 .... - .... so .... .. .,.. so ,,,, E ,,,,- .,.. E .... .... E .... - .... 6 .... E .... .... .... .... .... ..., n .... .... .... .... a . . .3 nu ml-lmflmfml-V ...V ....Y.... ,......,...-V-,.,..1f....7.... .....-.ml-...l rm. .mf ml --nn ml nn nn um -mv -Iufuufv--I ml Ill' wi' M -' ' L Q Q CHRISTIAN ELLINGER. PROP. SPCRTING GOODS CO 815 FREDERICK AVE ' ST. JOSEPH ,MQ ., Congratulations and Best Wishes .to the Graduation Class of , 1949 1 T1-IE GAS SERVICE COMPANY I 4 n .ia I Illlillll 'I' + 1 DQ TY -317111 - 151.17m 1ng1unTnn1ul.1lluiu 'Z' he 1 Cl 1 NICE V E and Mitchell T 1.,,1..,-,,ui..n1,, 1 -a E I - - 1 - 1-nllillbg -----..-Q shes e XNY E 1 1 1 -nninqo 'F ll -llllillll 7 ' 1 ,W ok - V e , N 4 . . , H , COSMOPOLITAN SHOE REPAIR Moms PLAN CCD. DOQG SGVQVITY-SEVEN Qu-xc---111-,11111 A. Pause . .. Refresh BOTTLED BY Hund 81 Eger Bottling Co. 1.n1uu,uu1 ..- .QWTHI-.. ... .1 .1 llrlu-Ill ttufflluiulv 7-ull llu-ull ull unison Mullen auf ESHELMAN'S W? 5 7 - . ,- 'Er MANNSCHRECK'S u Wuum nmiuu uuw uu uuiuuf nuff un un un un un un un uni' u I , BooK sToRE The Muslc Center I ,,eadqu,,,te,s fo, , scHooL soolcs AND suPPLlEs H7 souTH slxTH STREET I I II III North 7th Street .I If -I-u Irina- ---f Hll'llll --uf 'mf--u un-,un f -2. 45. Hu----n -l1- fwfr-If---H --I---w 'Ill 1 A .... .... -In .... H.. -4- -1- e'-'- --1-e ---' ---' ---f f--' I - - I For Sporting Goods See Frank Spector 7I6 EDMOND STREET : : - x I I - 1 S - - x : I ! VICTORY CAFE WE SPECIALIZE IN FINE I T HOME-COOKED FOODS I I Billye ond Ole Holmes 2 Next Door to Electric Theatre I ,im nu' nl -nu' --nu nu nn nu llll lm nu ' llu lm --llll ull 5 lu nn lull!! lIu+IIlf ullflll untill: H illyard Sales Co. X IWesternI DISTRIBUTORS 7 if HILLYARD CHEMICAL CO. sr. JosEPH, MISSOURI I poge 9 'I' 1 : n g 1 - I I '3- SE 'l' I L L U N c H B ox T I900 FREDERICK AVENUE ir :I Compliments of II JIMMY PINZINO n .pm nu -nu ml Ill' Ill llll llllf' Im' ull ull nu bln -llu - O!!! 2 llll'llll ull ull ull' un' ull' lm ull'-lull - , L cooK's CAMERA sHoP I Mrs. W. A, Powers, Owner +I un luufnnufunrf un un rf' - 1 venty elght ll V ull' lu -llll flllflill ltllf-un lu nlll nu ull nu un nn 7- I fi 2 Rap OLD SI- II2 I ,z,iT,-... V Of! 1 1 illvll I L I I I-1 linlini inning-'IT Co v ECK S BUPPLIES ee FINE OD Theatre OX HOP TREET vner Phone 2 8344 I005 Frederick Ave Rapld Shoe Repair OLD SHOES AND HATS MADE NEW II2 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET Rlsler s Muslc Shop BAND INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES NEW AND USED PIANOS Represented by W H PRINDLL ST JOSEPH MO COMPLIMENTS V R Emerson SIXTH AND EDMOND Compliments of Hoad Powers Muslc Company II3 North Seventh Street ST JOSEPI-IS COMPLETE EXCLUSIVE MUSIC COMPANY Lees Record an Radio Shop 60I FRANCIS STREET DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE Joe Optlcan Jewelry Co Northwest MISSOUYI s Largest Credlt Jewelers Compliments ot A Friend Compliments ot Wing Prmtlng Co 4I3 South 4th Street Phone 4 4903 poge seventy nnne .'7lLe Shaw I4 Um The last brassy strains of the circus bands' gay tunes are fading away. The circus performers are packing their glittering costumes in preparation. for moving on to their next performance. . ' The main tent is being folded and carefully packed away until next season. Small crowds of onlookers wander about the circus grounds for a last glimpse of the departing glamour and glory of the big top. ' Soon, gusts of wind will carry away the last discarded souvenirs of this season's show. t U- P . G Perhaps it is wrong to compare our school activitieshere at Junior College with the tinsel and artifice of circus life. The motive of our school life is Education, while that of a circus is Entertainment. However, eliminating motives, we find that the essentials of giving a good performance are also the essentials of gaining a good education. They are sincerity, hardiwork, and cooperation with others. This year we feel that with the unselfish help of our Dean and faculty, the student body has given a consistently fine performance, one which will be remembered by every participant through all the years to come. page eighty I 1 1 i 1 oving , of the 'M ' show. 5 a with 3 whale U! t the 2 gpod . i yeaf - 1 y has every I fy ' VW if r0g?bM9ig?x,ifgLWf3k ,AQySk Jffiffiw ifY?QffW BW ? 'w' ,e6..,1,-Y'W 'vf- 9 X x 3 X x .. K , F AXQ :R ' A- s si? x ., N F' K I l- 'ax 9 ,X f XX . X A M XX NL wx s- X xv . 3 R. s is 9 K, ,V1 K .A X xx ' X. Q Q. xx A 1 xxx. x X , 1, ix I x 5 X 'H X . xx X x kk Q5 x 15 N 'ix x 1 Y x E 44 q , ,, . ' ,. ff Y'f15 '?f gh!! ' 4 ldZ ,wf4' I- 7ff , f If Wffrlwf-m1.f YE?-Qf ,ay-52 N . Y X x xx, Ev ! ,xr R . in ,f ffl M M I 1 1 U L. BR W ig, 1 -4 3 Er w i K 1 G ll 3 N 2 V, v I 1 K ig if I 1 w ,U 3 is I r 3 a I ? 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