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

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1973 volume:

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'fl ' 3 2-1472 K My ' A' i ' 36 , 1 G' A ' if ' 4 1 , .,,, -.1 .X U V X 4 if S ,, 5 if r-.1 i 5 , Be not simply good- be good for something. -Henry Thoreau Self-expression develops in a variety of ways ' V , 'bn ,, ,wfyffmz K ,' ,M -leg.. . . . and new creations blossom in the process Living life in our own unique 4 l l Some of us took upon ourselves the responsibilities of leadership and met the challenge. Most of us kept our own little candles aflame and shed light, each according to the power that moved him, the spirit that led him on. Q vi- F -- MQ aff F . ,vi 1 wa! .M ,569 Student Union This is the hub of campus activity. Here the SGA and College Center Board hold debates and plan activities. Here students shoot a game of pool, listen to music, or simply sit and think. This year mm? MWC students donated 122 units of blood to the American Red Cross and initiated their own book exchange. 7' gh . Q, Ui ml H K Vx o:A,,,,,.,, X i 4 2 ww' ui. YQ hy l- Q gn. 10 gag .. En, fag . 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A, . 1 W- xf L ,ui f 'im f viii--11 3 mg' sw , W. , W, ig -his , Vera. ff- .mv - 11' ' .- 4 ,rgggy ' WW' f5f'ffQq, s Jus Deliberandi Society f I Q n , ., ., ,, , LW ,, ,, ,,Y, .,,,, MW,.,,E ,,,, N ,,,,,,,,N ,W ,, , .,.,,, ., , Clyde Spicer President Don Mahaffy Larry Davis Vice President Secretary Academic Council The Academic Council is the recognized faculty governing body on campus and represents the faculty in all matters pertaining to it. ln mutual cooperation with both the administration and students, it strives to contribute to the growth of the entire academic community. if r If cr' e, hz' my Student Missouri State Teachers' Association International Students la, ,911 Psychology Club TO MICHAEL MC INTOSH, WHO DEMANDS THAT POETRY BE BOTH TITLED AND PRESENTED NEATLY TYPED QPREFEFIABLY DOUBLE-SPACEDJ ON SCHEDULE To prostitute my mind's pen, once shameless, To meet a deadline, seems a holy sin. Michael Mclntosh, this whory deed's Full failure, I must repeat again, Rests solely with your poor attitude Concerning poetic genius and time. Surely Wordsworth in his best of form Had no such petty restraints on rhyme. Best poems are born, they don't just begin. No measured minutes for a cold caress Warmed by the lust of some literary needs Can guarantee an accomplished poet's success. Concerning further this frequent writer's crime, Mr. Mclntosh, don't mistake this for ingratltudeg Poetic fires seldom even get warm Trying their hardest to develop depth and mood. I seek what shelter available in a storm. The early bird is no consolation to the worm. Larry Williams , M. .- .. ,..,.,.ae..M--uw..c,4 W ,il Y lm A-N-lgaygi g Michael S. Mclntosh, Editor A GIFT For you l would pluck the sun from its blue bed and arrange around it all the prickly stars. The swirling mists of seashell-silent dawn would lace the celestial flowers. l would weave slipping streams smoothing above jewel-plain pebbles into a running basket translucent with opal light. l would give you to touch all you cannot hold. ' Alison Williams l HANG IT UP Emil brought his dozer down, To plow those ferns under, And knock down those goddamned trees. So folks could get a better look At the clay Emil called ground So the sun could come pouring in. Given time, Wm..- 4 ,W ff He'll ruin the woods for miles around. Yeah, Emil brought his dozer downg Better hang it up, Emil. ' 9 Dig. Bob Nothhouse INTERSTICE Memories of her come to me like bittersweet among stark branches. James Rhoades MORE THAN WORDS Faint with the sudden shock Of music in the world Existence achieves infinity. Music-falling with the whiteness Of sunshine on glass Music, silent as God Real as Love And as abundant as summer trees Music is Where words could never know. 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W., 'fuk- ix Facing the arena of competition Sportsmanship is a demanding reality. . Whether in team or individual competition, it calls for a persevering self-discipline before the rewards of accomplishment can be achieved. As usual, we earned more cuts and bruises than we would like to claim, but then there were wins, some championships and trophies, and almost always the good feeling of having done a little better than before. If we haven't quite reached the top, we're on our way . . Lf. U . V -V541 Football The 1972 football season was a tough one for the Griffs. Six of their opponents ranked among the top twenty teams in Division I of area small colleges. Despite early losses, however, the crew made a fine showing of wins at mid-season. Even some losses were remarkably good fights. The Homecoming game against Kearney State is a case in point. 76 fi 2 'lil .75 xx 3 In ,R .. N wa A H M .. 1- . -- ff? , Q Q . ff , A. Q' -,R - xf . K , 'iff Q x ' wi-Jw? ' in Fast breaking through a fine first half start into the middle of the second half of the season, the Griffon cagers established their right to a high state rating. Then it was discovered that an ineligible player had been inadvertently used. The blow cancelled a trip to a national tournament, but the Griffs went on reeling wins to the end of the season. l 1 i 3 l tiki?- sf MW... , Wai Basketball .ig g sv' ., ll X ..' X sz? align , -1' ,,. qui .. 1 7 345 ' i y Q W .. gg 5 ,,nn7' Q.: .- - G . . fa :li ,. ,... ,, -QW ,fl b W 6 . ,ff -,Q i .:f.f:., i...r4 1 , . - listti 'n'.g, rife in t R ,A FN, 7 Pt 'Q' VFD?-f lui Q -'25 is 'Y , 5 J, 4 '-Q ' Zi EF 9 f .Zi I 'i Sl- , 4 to A HW .ff-A L ' . , 0 A , ,.- ,f 3 gf., .Q , ,. -OYQWQLLKQQTQ Wil ' . .44 ... . ., ,, ,M . .L g, uaig 1 1 . ' J. P N, i ' ' 1 Q, x 'L ' ,Q - K it A., A Q - , , f j . xi k ff,-N a ,as , Q - ,,l-s2s1 If:l 'JT ' X 3 X -, Q 1, I , I lil- N5 X Q . I .. t 1 H s. 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Missouri Western's team became the District 16 champions for the third time this year. In the Area IV playoffs, however, the Big Gold lost their bid to compete in the nationals. Next year they'll try their luck again. Baseball 1 l fi ,f M W - '42 g ,ww 2 ,2 ' 4 Kim . Q A. ' was 42 ,.'afJ!f-fi ML Aw? 271'-rx M I K 'V A I H ff ' ' 'W-x 4 V km' mn.-ay A-.wi ,N ,, V W M JM fl 'tvwdl-Pg7 f M3911 1 ,ww - My 9 wf MW, N av JN mwqwww W- Maw w,,za0 Z'W muff' Wm 1 ,mmwfuw ,ul 1.-nmdng,-w,,,.w M' ,M k - H 4 ' , a, k A W A A . - A f f-Q: M Y ' V 'V ? ., ' Q ' ' HL, Az! t my . x N 5 K K , A kr K ry , I v H A' ' . , K' K ' ' K A A ' 'A'i3H'N 0w,'f Awf ' , it Q' ' ,E . 'M f A - A ' MA. .A -5 '- -gf m f, - - , ,Ag,vwa:a ,M AA b V A ' Vg. . AA . ' -A3 , A . W Wggb. H. . A WWW 4, Aw -ff AA: ' ' ' . 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V, .fi fs if Homecoming Homecoming spectaculars were larger than ever this year Seventy-five units took part in the parade, and despite a dismal day, crowds turned out to see it. The Griffons may have lost to Culver-Stockton, but they put up a good fight and everybody knew it. H -H -W--W-W... W.-M.. ....,.., M-..-...,,,. M-w..w...,..,.., u...,,U.,Y,,,,--f.. .M-Q.. .M-0... sw-M.,,,, I 0 ' OL LL - ' N fx K 5 A -. . N 'N xy? w f'f qi- ,Q , k W, X , 4 Xv 1h, ,i . www. 2358153- X ' si wwfm- f Attendants Jana Parisoff Linda Smith Paula Buckman Dot Litton Bobette Motley 1 .!. I ww- , ggmw Hr Wai '2 + .W F . . .. A .M M ,Q gl' MM., . N, H ' S f if 1 ,, ,L , ii ' Q 'v 'Iii ,A fHixY'4' I ff x if I M H -.ki - ? : .. I v M f f ea 3 Q. 34 '59 , W Mm A i N ilk 44' Q. v 4' -C Q' P X,-.il SQA, 9 ,S .it 2, V. ,,,. .. A , n f : 1 -- ing ,,g...s-w- C2 ' r. 2-1 V , Q gi QM M .gg,QZl,,f' j,2-112152 2 I ? -pf fi X, A fi Qwmmki KX. kj is :Fit V A z. nf rf l 5. I 4 , , . n.. A 5 ' N r A , M h . - A E W V X . 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Greats present included Haskell Hillyard of Hillyard Enterprises: Dr. Marvin O. Looney, president of MWC: Charles Burri and Howard Miller, co-chairmen of the tourney: and Elliott Spratt, guest speaker. Eight MWC co-eds. one for each team, hosted the luncheon. vnu ru THE HILLYARU :ae W Aww' is 1 ugt coii5luu tunic Hiugmnn CLASSIC l 0n the way to second place WS We started well 1'-'W-1 IW and trounced Park 93-625 we beat Culver-Stockton 81-753 but relinquished to St. Mary's 69-61. We made second anyway. vr 2 'f W tw ww .G ., .1 9 .1-1 54 I gh I we 1? 5' if 525 3 f E L 1 , ' X V3 fl V5 y A - QQ 1 j n 1 ax Q 5 fa ., . . nv. X f V NM X W ln Y is S a 1 1 is J 'UM x wa? x J 1 . Nw1 , 'Q ' i f ' 5 fifv F6535 Q' , Wi- ??2 1 ,, 1. ,Q -l'f'?d+iz1 'S'f?I2f Q-F M .., ,, A '--E A 1 Qr.: ' 'V Q , ws H Q kj V Lx. y , J 'Sh ff? i Vii X f . ,, V ! 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MM, L' A eva- -M ff , ,WW ,. f S- ' , ,,, , seam 5 ff -w in MSS! ll!! WISILHA .-g,f 'iii fi X Griffonettes The Griffonettes pom-poned their way through another year, decking locker rooms with candy and kisses for Homecoming and for the MWC-Benedictine basketball game, rousing school spirit during the Hiilyard Classic, and finally, keeping the Maryville pcm-pon girls in line. ,HF ,fqlfhi K 'J It V wQ2:2'QQ4Ql4 7',j1i3:EM I i javw ,,w,m it b .rM,HL , if im? ' A ' K 145 1:4 gif s 5 ? f r ,Q . ' 1 g + ' if MMM? w lhzv vw ,- W, VH .giidi p i - HF, W' ' ITIOFS fI'OlT'l on the SCGFIGS Enjoying each other for fun Together, we tapped to the beat of music, responded to inspirations of the creative arts, studied the stars through telescopic lenses, and exchanged ideas with men of experience and public renown. and achievement Don Quixote Rides Again . The cast performing the MAN OF LA MANCHA received standing ovations for each of its five performances at the Dr. Thompson E. Potter Fine Arts Center. Behind the scenes, Stage Manager Bob Nothhouse, Musical Director Dr. Oren Duvall Costume Designer Dyan Gibbs, and Director Lu Durham- were all principal contributors to the superb production. Q, ,, ., 126 AKA 'Y 2 , ,ig Faculty Art Exhibition v,M A-. f K W ...I......... Student Art Ng 1 A jg f 'hm' qqymwfg , H A , ,,AA , ,M A - WM gg 5 m,,, m,, V f i h Y g 'U 5 w mv is f 3 ,, fa? f,fA 352:31 4, Eff, if , ' W i M ,,.,,,,, , v Bw fu In mm M. W M -Q, ,, W 1' ww ,M W M . x 'wi 5 4? W 4? k ,. .M ' Y ,.. 4 an ,f W , y we , 4- , ,mf ., 1 4 , m Whig' ka K , .fur 'VV W , wk A ,K M3541 y , , .2 ef ,,, ' nf I W, vw f ,. W, Y 7 W' . Kg' or 'J 2. w L A . 'WWA' iy,,, ff fffi ,Lf , Hy W 'GQ f '11, PM -1 Jw., L-if ff-an N ,,., ,A W ,A 5 , M. ,mmf . 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QM HEP Marat Sade Pri 5 4 Q iK, L I W---.wgv Yi gi IQ :X I4 Nix wifi I 2 ,Sa ,mx X -Q Q.. 0 fl '51 EQ' Y, I4 Greek Week x l I x 151 Aiming to improve status through Life is a constant progress toward better things. Education, some say, is a preparation for life. Mistake. Like life itself, it too is aspiration, questioning, an experiential effort to become. and do better for ourselves and humanity. lf education is life, then we want it at its best. We have chosen not to settle for less. diligence andhard work Freshmen Abbott, Susan Adams, Michael Adarns, Michelle Allen, Fioy Anderson, Edward Angle, Terry Ashbrook, Gwen Atkison, Robin Auxier, David Bobcock, Roy Barton, Lillian Barton, Mary Bermond, John Berry, Cheryl Biggs, Nancy Blinde, Ross Boos, Cindy Brown, Dave Buhman, Earlene Bullmaster, Debbie Bunse, Pamela Burton, Christine Carroll, Jared Caton, Cheryl Cerniglia, John Chandler, William Chaney, LuAnne Chavez, Martha Christensen, Debra Cloud, Priscilla Collor, Judy Conroy, Charlene Cox, David Crabtree, Toni Crockett, Richard Croskell, Richard Crowder, Don Culp, Elaine Dareing, Mark Deterding, Patricia Devore, Joyce Dryer, Mary Eastbourn, Gerald Eckard, Ann Eddins, Patty Eskew, Suzie Euler, Sue Ezzell, Connie Fridell, Peggy Fulton, Zella Gabbert, Bill Geyer, Melody Giles, Sue Goatcher, Carl Goodlet, Debbie Grable, Berniece Grable, Wayne Grant, Linda Gray, Christine Green, Rex Guess, Robert Hansen, Gary Harsh, Kathy Haskins, Randy Heschong, Rodney Hitch, Mary Hon, Nancy Hurley, Denise Jecker, Debbie Jeffries, Randall Johnson, Valerie Kelley, Molly Kelyman, Christine Killen, David Kneib, Patti Kobett, Cindi Kriegshauser, Jean Land, Deborah Lanham, Curtis Laughlin, Karen Lipira, Debbie Lovelace, Mark Malott, Glenn Marek, Elizabeth Markham, Melissa Marshall, Teresa Martin, Teresa Marx, John Matzes, Albert Mayfield, Mona Mayfield, Robert McBane, William McDevitt, Denise McMurray, Margaret Michaels, Sherry Miller, Connie Miller, Steven Mink, Ruth Neff, Neta Neil, Constance Newman, Sally Nicholls, Arlene Oberhelman, Debbie Olds, Deborah Oliver, Diane Olvera, Amelia Oswald, Joy Paden, Karen H4 55,3 M .,-. 1 .. Paden, Sheila Partin, Rhonda Pearsen, Daniel Peck, Janis Rainey, Jennifer Ramseier, Leanna Rankin, Ronald Raymer, Terry Reno, Clarmaine Roach, Barbara Rowland, Randall Rupe, Wesley 'in Rush, JoAnn Sailor, Charles Schellhorn, Susan Schmidt, Ella Schmidt, Steve Schneider, Duane Schneider, Richard Schockweiler, Mary Schultz, Andrew Seiberling, David Sellmeyer, Ron Shellabargar, Lori Shephard, Deborah Simpson, Billie Singer, Steven Sloniker, Nickolas Sly, Lavetah Smith, Verlynn Snook, Sheryl Spiek, Dana Sprague, Kathy Storer, Linda Stubbs, Katherine Swatzby, Peggy Taylor, Dorothy Thomas, Letitia Thompson, Dennis Tietsort Trauernicht, Anna Triplet, Nancy Trotter, Phillip Tryon, Kate Varner, Randall Vaughn, Donna Vertin, Paula Violett, Catherine Walter, Pam Walters, Darryl Weigel, Ruth Weis, Janet Wyatt, Shannon Zeltwanger, Tammy Werr, David Wiedmaier, Dianne Wilson, Jean Wood, Rose Sophomores Anderson, Connie Atkins, Gail Baker, Randy Bangerter, Richard Beauford, Kevin Bembrick, Sharon Berning, Donna Bishop, Jane Bolton, James Borghoff, Cherie Brosi, Norman Bruce, Bonny Byers, David Castle, Candace Collins, Carla Conway, George Crotty, Mary Crownover, Dave Cummings, Bob Cundiff, Mike Curtis, Homer Delfs, Cynthia Delis, Rick Dweerdt, Marilyn Diebolt, Daniel Downing, Robert Dyche, Rhonda Ebersold, Neil Edwards, Jane Farris, Lyle Fields, Tim Forest, John Forest, Marjorie Frank, Patty Gawatz, Sharon Gentry, Michelle Gentry, Shirley Gibson, Roselee Gillespie, James Green, Karen Grinstead, Larry Hackett, Howard Ham, Sandra Harms, Ruby Hayes, Craig Herndon, Donna Hess, Pamela Hood, Richard Jeffers, Patricia Jewett, Terri Jezak, Mary Jirkovsky, Dennis Johnson, Jim Jones, Deborah Kastens, Beverly Kersey, Donald King, Sandra Kirschner, Trudy Kneib, David Kolega, Steve 4 Koons, Susan Kretzer, Kristy Krumme, Karen Larkin, Becky Leake, Linda Long, Neil Mackoy, Rebecca Marek, Mary Mason, Darlene McMahill, Pamela Morlock, Randy Morrison, Paula Moss, Kim Mullins, Harry Mundell, Brenda Murphy, Tim Myers, Richard Newton, Roger Nold, Patti Novak, Cathy O'Dell, Pamela O'Donnell, Mike Owens, Larry Parker, Mary Payne, Raymond Pendleton, Roxanne Pike, Vernon Przybylski, Mark Rapp, Sandra Rasmussen, Mary Redmond, Carolyn Reece, David Reece, Ora Kay Robertson, Larry Rock, John Routh, Robert Schaaf, Charley Schleicher, Barbara Schmidt, David Schumann, Sandy Scott, Michael Sharp, Dennis Sherwood, Bill Shores, Janet Smith, Billie Snook, Staley Stamberger, Renita Steppe, Dennis Struthers, Mark Thomas, Dave Thuman, Glenn Van Meter, Gordon Wake, Debbie Weldon, Howard Wells, Connie Whitmer, Vicky Wiederholt, Deborah Wilkerson, Mary Wilson, Joyce Windsor, Bruce Wiseley, Flon Wylie, Michael York, Kimberlee Yount, Judy Q i I Juniors Aikmus, Debra Allen, Richard Anderson, Larry Anderson, Steve Bartles, Denise Beadling, Jack Bibler, Sharrod Blair, Mary Bliley, Joseph Bokay, Mary Bowlin, Sharon Brinton, Diana Brown, William Budgett, Clara Bullmaster, Ed Campbell, Louise D Chaney, Preston Chapman, Kevin Claassen, Connie Clevenger, David Lee Coker, Marilyn Cook, Arthur Cotter, Stephen Courtney, Linda Curran, Donna Dancer, Joseph Deines, Arlen Drager, Joyce Duke John Eastwood, Frances Ebersold, Alan Eggleston, Janet Ensley, Roger Fankhauser, Sherrill Farley, Mary Ann Fergison, Rodema Filkil, Linda Foley, Victoria Freel, Mary Ann Gawatz, Karen 4 Gillip, Richard Gnuschke, Donald Goodding, Patti Gray, Brenda Gray, Jane Groves, Duane Haghirian, Rhosrow Hardin, Larry . -S-asia Wi , gf. Hart, Dennis Hausman, Mary Heard, Roger Hecker, David Hendrix, Brenda Hertel, Bryant Hewins, James Hollingsworth, Michael Horn, Roger Hornbeck, Sue Hurst, Mary Jacobson, Bruce Javier, Geronimo Jerchke, Jeannette Jordan, David Juhl, Justin King, Rose Klseuhn, Albert Kyle, Lynn Land, Susan Leather, Bonnie Lux, Greg Mackoy, Fiobecca Magur, Jennifer Malotte, Jack Marlatt, Steve Matt, Salli Mayer, Jim Mayfield, Cody McAsey, Dennis McBrayer, Theresa McDowell, Venny Michels, John Miller, Karen Miller, Sandra Minor, James Moberly, Roger Mockbee, Diane Nash, Margaret Ann Owens, Larry Pfaff, Tom Phelps, Robert Propheter, Marsha Purvis, Dan Raeckert, Paul Ragsdale, Kenneth Rasmussen, Susan Reents, Nancy Reno, Mary Richardson, Linda Roberts, Gaye Rook, James Rose, Jacob Schurman, Anne Sealey, Donald Settle, James Sherrill, Charlene Singleton, Debbie Slaybaugh, Beth Smith, Pamela Snapp, Ken Snyder, Leslie Southard, Dorothy Speer, Donald Stewart, Glen Stover, Twyla Swartz, Marilyn Swope, Michael Tolson, Sarah Valentine, Patty VanHoozer, Rhonda Walker, Neva Walker, William Wallmick, Kenneth Ward, Nancy Welsh, Phyllis Wieneke, Deb Williams, Margaret Willy, Donna Worley, Sam D 5 l x S.. a Z if Wray, Richard Wyatt, Denyne s I 3 E Sen iors Adams, Don Alkire, Bonnie Alldredge, John Alsbury, Bonnie Andrews, Larry Arnold, Charles Austin, Donald Auxier, Gary Babb, Gary Babcock, Ernestine Babcock, Steryl Barrow, Lynn Bauman, Nancy Bell, Gary Belt, David Benyo, Basil Bernstein, Theae Bivin, Phillip Bledsoe, Jimmie Bockelman, Gary Bode, Paul Boeh, Stephen Boydston, Mary Bradley, Connie Bray, Michael Brazelton, Elsie Brooke, Janice Brown, James Brown, Mary Brune, Margaret Buescher, Keith Buie, Hazel Bullock, Marilyn Burgess, Jack Burgess, Flon Burton, Duane Cadwallader, Paul Camp, Sandra Cassell, Ronald Cazel, Mike Chance, George Chiarottino, Mary Clark, Judy Crabtree, Marie Crawford, Helen Crawford, Fiobin Crawford, Steve Crider, Valerie Crouse, Stephen Cunningham, Jim Curry, Mary Daniels, William DeClue, Larry DeHaven, Lowell DeShon, Donna Dinning, David Ditmars, John Donelson, Eileen Dutt, Rod Eckhoff, Nancy Eddins, William Elmi, Hadi Farrow, Lonnie Ferron, David Fisher, Robert Fobair, Richard Foster, Mary Foulkes, Curtis 4 Franklin, Tralucia Frieders, Paulette Gach, Barbara Garbowski, Richard Garrett, Larry Garton, Larry Gilmore, Violett Glimka, Ella Goin, Gerald Gore, Stephen Griffin, Sondra Griggs, Eddie Griggs, Marilyn Grimm, Curtis Gudenkauf, Roger Hagen, Steve Hamilton, Bruce Hammond, Bill Hargis, Nancy Hartigan, Carol Hartigan, Mary Hausman, Robert Heidebrecht, Colleen Herald, Susan Herndon, Eddie Herzog, Mary Hill, Clifford Hill, Joan Hill, Richard Hindman, Pauline Hite, Tom Hoff, Donna Jeffers, Jim Jercinovic, John Johnson, Danrvin Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Larry Johnson, Virginia Jones, Lester Kerns, Randy Kline, Patricia Kneale, Wilma Kountz, William LaFallette, Richard Lambin, Donald Laughlin, Kathy Lauhoff, John Law, Betty Lewis, Phyllis Lohmar, Mary Long, Stephen Lott, Lynda Louden, Betty Maag, Mary Madlen, Roberta Macy, Janet Molloy, Dixie Masson, John Matt, Kathy McAlIester, Eva McBrayer, Frank McCall, Rita McDonald, Mark McKee, Harold McNeely, Janet Miller, Charles Miller, Jill Miller, Russell Miller, Wayne Minor, Janet Mockbee, William Montemayer, Christine Morey, Anita Morgan, Diana Moser, Vickie Murawski, John Murry, Janice Newman, Michael Nichols, Barbara Nold, Ronnie Northhouse, Diane Olson, Debora Ousley, Danny Paden, Jean Paden, Jean G. Page, Linda Pankau, Mark Paukin, Michael Payne, Harry Pennington, Karen Peterson, Keith Perry, Debbie Pierce, James Pray, Charles Pulliam, Dennis Rameshmi, Cyrus Ray, Mary Ann Reid, Robert Jr. Richards, Kirk Rockers, John Ross, Mary Rush, Steve Santa Cruz, Alexandria Saremi, Hushang Schooler, Judy Schweder, Rayetta Shane, Marqurite Shanks, Mike Shelman, Sharon Sherafat, Mehdi Sherwood, Rhonda Shier, Judy Shipley, Jode Shroyer, Gerald Shultz, Connie Sietzen, David Sigrist, Rita Singleton, Vincent Sires, Robert Sixton, Randall Smith, Linda Smith, Marta Sonnemoser, Mike Sparks, Mickey Spencer, Betty Stamp, Mary Stanley, John Steeby, Arminta Stephens, Vickie Stockbauer, Jai Stubbs, Thomas Sturgeon, Michael Sullenger, John Summers, Sylvia Summerville, Francis Swindler, Ivan Tanner, Carolyn Terry, Deborah Tofflemire, Debie Tourbier, Aline Tubbs, Geneva Tworck, Theresa Ussary, James Uthe, Vickie Wahl, David Walker, Frances Wattenbarger, Connie Wawrzyniak, Stephen White, Charles White, Kathy Wilford, Mannette Winder, Kenneth Wing, Logan Wood, Cheryl Wojtowicz, Jennie Wyrick, Warren Yoder, Teresa Zaroor, David Zercker, Tom Zimmerman, Frances MWC Seniors Wl lO'S Who Nancy Bauman Bonnie Aikire i Mike Cazel i Jim Cunningham Donna DeShon 4 Dennis Johnson Twenty-four Missouri Western students received the distinction of being listed in the WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. Seventeen of these were seniors. Not pictured are Herman Nordstrom and Marcia Vogel. Selections were based on academic 8ChieVem9I'1t, significant participation in extracurricular activities, and contributions to community services. William Kountz Betty Louden Mark McDonald Jean Gale Paden Dave Clevenger, an SGA senator, was appointed chairman of the committee established to make the selection. at The committee included l both students and faculty. Forrest Hoff, dean of studentsg Clyde Spicer, president of the Academic Council: Marvin McDonald, student counselor, and John Redmond, associate professor of chemistry, represented the faculty. Robert Reid, Jr. Judy Schooler Barbara Steinbrenner Cheryl Wood Vickie Uthe Graduation ii... 'Whu.............-- ,Amy 'V s s X Q K V hum N- 1 V 4 ' HX ,K 0. Q, Q 'Nc -P ' 0 .Q 2 -1:: 'Y .-1 'mi nf ,, M, W If 'VZ' V U rn, ii ,..- gn ja fn , A M, V , K ,V A :'A' f ' S' ' ' fm -,...- , 4, ' ' -,., ,,, 7 wb rw CV 150 PM X vw ., , ,,. ,mm 'V' 4' I ab.. ,1 145, W' ww Marv. X .uf 1 W, If ww 1 . It ,,,.. .Q I if- Z? ,Q 2 , 4 , A I ja wa ,wi .fvt ,,...i-ug A ki M., . b. May 25 marked the end of another year, and 483 graduates received Bachelor Degrees, 78, ,Associate Degrees, and 6, Certificates. The Alumni Association, under the direction of its president, Richard DeShon, sponsored a breakfast to honor the graduates and their guests. ln the late afternoon, Missouri Western College held a reception for the graduates and their friends. Commencement followed. Attorney General John C. Danforth delivered the keynote address. President Dr. Marvin O. Looney conferred degrees. Thirty-six students graduated with honors. Looking to our leadership for While many schools are suffering from a decreasing student population, the enrollment at Missouri Western is on the up. Thirty new faculty members were hired this year A to take care of the increase, and plans for expansion are under study. Growth is indicative of competent leadership. . We look to our administration for advice and direction. We look to our faculty for professional guidance and instruction. direction and assistance Fred Eder William F. Enright, Jr. Marvin O. Looney Georgie Goldsberry John E. Downs Thomas V. Teare Dwight Crane, Jr. Evan R. Agenstein Casey Meyers Robert Douglas Boards of Control Administration '-NNXM Dr. Marvin O. Looney President Dr. Lyle E. Boyles Executive Vice-President Dean of Faculties 4 Wil- HJ. Kenneth L. Hawk Vice-President for Business Affairs M ,, a Dr. Nolen B. Morrison Vice-President for Student Affairs '--.ii- W, ,,,, W4 gi 2 2 5 Q. 27 45, time x 2 M 4 L. P 13- , ' Q' ' 75 ,V'-' ,M .,-ff ui, w. L George Ashworth Sam Sharp Director of Development Director of Placement ipsum- ipl gunna-I-sv Frank Smith ' Forrest Hoff Director of Publications and Public Relations Dean of Students lg, 'fiilfiia f 6 'ref SfLs. Charles Burri Conrad Bensyl Director of Athletics Dean, Continuing and Adult Ed. Faculty Division of Applied Science and Technology Don Grainger Dean, Applied Science 81 Technology Claudia Anderson Dale Bails Nursing Economics ,Z if S f NE 5 K 95 Mum X ef ia id' 3 cw KW' 21 'Ke gf we aw M s L on illl Alvin Baker Military Science E George Bishop Computer Science .naman-n X x R X ' :Xt is Vernon Donnally Bryce Dietrich Cloyce Coffman Technology Business 81 Economics Agri-Business K swarms WSNNN -an-ff .Q M. S. Cranfield Lt. Col. Lawrence Clardy Military Science Miliiafy Science Helen Clinton Dr. Larry Davis Nursing Agri-Business ,,Q2 Ruth Gibson John Evans Business and Economics Technology Dan Hoyt Harold Jensen Susan Hinrichs Chairman, Economics Depi- Business and Economics Computer Science Harold Johnson Kenneth Johnson Engineering Computer Science 208 ,, S' g Maj. John Kirby lll Dr. Robert Kost ' Glenn Marion Military Science Chairman, Techonology Dept. Chairman, Engineering Dept. M, lb SGM McGaugh Capt. John E. Martin Susan Mann Military Science Military Science Chairman, Nursing Dept. wi ' ii Marian Mitchell John Mitchell Business and Economics Business and Economics Jim Nix Public Service Jane Ownby Jim Pe!1ijOhf'l Business Business MAP ORIENTATION 8 Capt. John M. Razell Geoffrey Segebarth Military Science Economics Dr. Ethel Shrout Robert Spaulding Sheri Storer Business Economics Business Maj. Robert T. Taylor Norma Tolo Military Science Nursing 'Tl Patricia Waller William Wood Nursing Computer Science 2 Division of Education and Psychology Harold Cagle Dr. Charles Coyne Physical Education Dean, Education 81 Psychology HIPS F3 Der1l'1iS Bean Jerry Aschermann PhYSiCal Education Secondary Education Harold Cundiff - Physical Education Tom Cross Shirley Crump Physical Education Elem. 8 Special Education Gary Filbert Dr. Charles Erickson Nancy Edwards Physical Education Chairman, Physical Education Dept. Elementary Education Bonnie Greene Dr. Solon Haynes Physical Education Chairman, Secondary Education Department Dr. Walters Hopkins Gary Hazelrigg Secondary Education Physical Education 4, ASI -fl 1:f,11sfzlwZ.f?gsiA1 arm ., - ra A f - f yi rrf- 1 M ,V ,f 1 K , ,, ,- i c xx' , af' ' Thomas Hansen Helen Gettys Secondary Education Elem. 8 Special Education 4 ua.-M 4 M 2 3 , ,fi 7.5 , .,L, W --:J -w 9 7 Jerry Ison Doug Minnis Psychology Physical Education Jim Long Physical Education 13 Dr. Donald Mahaffy Dr. Willis McCann Secondary Education Psychology 6 Dr. George Richmond Dr- James Terry Chairman, Elementary Education Dept. Physical Education x t, xii' ,LW- all 'Z if Dr. Ellis Shutts David Wilke Psychology Physical Education L: Raymond Roberts Dr. Virginia Shain Education Elementary Education Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences Bob Scott Jerry Anderson Dean, Liberal Arts 81 Sciences Fine Arts NM si .gs . ..., . Q sag sg .PL ,mi 'few 1 fy.. .go-, .V :ffm Paul Anderson Charles Adams Social Science Physics 81 Math 217 Dr. William Andreson James Bennett Biology Humanities Richard Boutwell Ronald Bruner Biology Fine Arts Jim Bruce Dr. Stephen Carroll English Social Science 218 X. xx M ii ,. , iw N .55 Carrie Curtis Warren Chelline Theatre English Dr. Richard Crumley Dr. Joseph Castellani Biology English , Dr. Larry Dobbins Fluth Ann Donaldson Theatre Social Science Dr. Oren Duvall Irene Ertman Chairman, Fine Arts Dept. English Jim Estes Harry Force Fine Arts Chairman, Biology Dept. If if 2 5 r I i ...mi Dr. Francis Flanagan Margaret Frick Chairman, English Depart. English Drs. Leo 81 Ruth Galloway Biologyg English if Dr. Monte Giles Dr. John Gilgun Physics 8t Math English llll! ,,,.-f-- Charles Grimsley Dr. Matthew Gilmour Sharon Groh Humanities Fine Arts Fine Arts 4 NEW 222 ta Achsah Heckel Chemistry Dr. Jon Hall Humanities Rosemary Hoffman Albert Hoppe Dr. Timothy Gruen Humanities Criminology Chemistry Charles Harris John Harold Humanities English g-I Vernon Jenkins John Hughes Fine Arts Fine Arts i is 5 5 k x se 3 w James Jordan Ernest Johnson Chairman, Soc. Sci. Dept. Physics Q so is K -elf r,S K ffsdikim David John Bruce Kelly 81 Bill Houston Math Math Mark Lavatelli Dr. Karl Klose 81 Mike Mclntosh Fine Arts Chairman, Physics 84 Math Dept.: English Larry Lambing Dr. Christa McCay Chemistry English Mike Magoon Dr. Francis Kessler Humanities Social Science l Dr. Myron Meyer Gordon Monk Philosophy Social Science James Mehl Richard Miller Humanities English 3 A Fran Quammen Louis Parmalee Humanities Physics and Math 1 . Jfwwzf' Tom Rachow Biology Mary Raczynski Roberta Riemer English Fine Arts s ,,jllll ' Dr. Joseph Ripple Dr. Mohammed Flajput Social Science SOCiOl09 6 i BNTNQ was Neil Sanstad Arthur Ruffino Fine Arts Humanities 11,8 S6 Rx i l wx or R for ' .- 3 fi- ,I . Dr. Alfred Rogers Jim Schilling Social Science Social Science ii Don Robbins Biology lg-rf' w Q' Q H y Leo Schmitz Richard Taylor ' Physics 81 Math English Dr. Robert Shell Dr. David Steiniche Humanities Social Science avi' -w-. Dr. Russell Smith Clyde Spicer Chemistry Humanities 228 sexi prank Thomas Paula 8- Charles Vehlow Fine Arts Englishg Social Science Dr. Gerald Zweerink Chemistry K ii'i ,,, s,ff' XX ,, ,eff . A 1,,m.f Veva Tomlinson Jerry Wilkerson I Physics s. Main E'l9 Sh 9 Dorothy Graham Coordinator of Counseling Counselors Richard Runquist Counselor as Robert Hines Counselor 7 , -ragga Marvin McDonald Counselor A fi A . . . ,x,. - L' '. C 1,- 2 . wfisvf X ' :I+ 2 A l it Lowell Clark Clifford Harlow Bob Berger lnst. Research Auxiliary Services Financial Aids Other Services Ty Patterson Admissions Paul Hartman Tom Robinson Controller Registrar has 'Hin Charles Atha Physical Plant Robert Hayes Traffic and Security Dan Hudson Housing 2 Marge Holt Head Campus Nurse Dr. Phylis Roberts, M.D. Russell Maag Planetarium X J Kirk McManamy Bookstore Mgr. Y X X n by Robert Mackey Nancy Tilton Audio-Visual Dept. Production Art MWC Bookstore 4 :aug 'wid' Q K O I X 1 O Kali ,I X 4 Ang , ff y lf- Q - Aa Y I '54 :w4rf,mJ , T Y' vw ' fm f. f M ' W, W 4' A i ,4 7 , 'vin H V: V 1-2?f'f ? V 1 51- A glg 1 it ,W ff , -, VA , 1 I A ' O U l'g.-v. U D A First Annual Griffon Press Banquet rv--.A x xx mv f. ..f -, . 5l131 . . :I-gi A Y - '52f?gii? s 1 ref? Q .wa- ,sf X Q 52' - v igwgf . . .-KL Q, 75 , 'L,, A gf, GRIFFON '73 will hopefully bring to mind by-gone concerts, football games, laughter, Pat Paulsen basketball, finals, and moments shared or simply spent alone. This year was full of activity and we may have failed to cover everything. We apologize and can only hope to do better next year. Our cover is the creative work of Neil Sandstad, MWC artist and instructor. Photo-editor James Rook, photographers Mike Wylie, Steve Buhman, and Ken Rosenauer scrambled to get pictures taken. Kathy Laughlin, Denise Bartles, Bryant Hertel, and Debe Land tried their hands at making layouts. As editor and associate editor, we spent many days and nights doing whatever had to be done to meet deadlines. lt's been a terrific challenge to learn and produce at the same time, but encouraged by our sponsor, we managed to put the book through. We are grateful for a job done, but our wheels are spinning, and, with an expanded staff, we are ready to get at it again. Ann Eckard, editor Al Gardner, associate editor .1 ff' in W lhftn, if ac, . 'Tis finished. Another GRIFFON takes its place amongst the annals of Missouri Western's history. Now, all is but a memory to be recalled with a flip of the page, with a nostalgia that says, lt was good to have been a part of it all. Y 237 TROPICAL FISH and SUPPLIES 0 - fouss or FINS AQUARIA 3I5 N. I7I:h Sf. Phone St. Joseph, Mo. 233-0542 THE ST. JOSEPH WATER COMPANY An American Water Works System Company 2707 Pembroke Lane St. Joseph, Mo. 64506 COMPLIMENTS MIDWEST FEDERAL SAVINGS FREDERICK AT 19th HOME OFFICE IN ST. JOSEPH FOR 50 YEARS MEMBER FSLIC CONGRATULATIONS oLAss or '73 FROM 4: Q 4? QI? CIP EAST HILLS SHOPPING CENTER . . . WHERE YOU'RE SURE TO FIND THE LOOK OF TODAY SIIVIIVIDN CJIVIEGQ , smut voun own nnmmoom Tonnvs I EEE EQ5 Complete Dark Room Outfits Start at 589.88 Including Enlarger COMPLETE LINE 0F DARK RO0M ACCESSORIES 8. PAPER Your Photographic Headquarters in SI. Joseph 'I409 North Belt-Near Woolco Open Monday Thru Saturday, 9:00-5:30 233-5657 B RAY STU DIO A BRAY PORTRAIT IS ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL SPECIAL PRICES FOR ALL STUDENTS! PHOTOGRAPHERS: C.R. BRAY - LYLE DULAC - RON FLECKAL 1027 FREDERICK DIAL 232-4887 232-3911 COMPLIMENTS OF THE MORRIS PLAN 502 FRANCIS 6122 KING HILL THE BANK THAT GIVES YOU IIQST A LITTLE BIT MORE LI ING? I rmplclc inlormniun C.: EAST HILLS SHOPPING QFENTER 9 o EAST RIDGE VILLAGE 33 sr. Jossm, Mo. 240 f Education is a pair of tongs l ,i ffl ,Q wi 9 . H r f 'tu. 1 f '75 ll s ll ,ffl ! f, x ' 1, x Z ll l x 63 . A Q FL Enthusiasm and hard work alone will take you a long way in the business world. But remember that your education gives you a pair of tongs which enables you to grasp firmly the job op- portunities in our technological society-a pair of tongs that enables you to wrest from the world the rewards that yield only to those who hold on tight and persevere. lt's true that you might be able to bend pieces of metal with your bare handsifyou struggled long enough and hard enough, but why not add a pair of tongs, and maybe even a hammer? Then the same amount of ef- fort will yield far greater re- sults. So regardless of what career you plan to tackle, be sure to get all the education you can- now, while you're young. K J 724 LIEHT 5 FHNEII Cfwwf t 3: g .X F.. I L X1 The year has come to an end. Students come and go, but none passes without leaving his own unique influence behind him, without taking with him something of the life that moves through the diverse humanity of the academic community of which he has been a part. What remains is the hope that all who come may move on to better things. here fW 'w-.,, lat