Missouri Western State University - Griffon Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)
- Class of 1974
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E Q i it 2 Table 0 Contents Introduction .... Sports ........ Housing ... Activities .. Fine Arts ..... Organizations Classes ......... . Graduates .................. Ad ministratio n and Services Advertising ......... ....... Index ...... . n E X 4 S ,...-...Ni '51 t t ,ttita A UH' 't - ti ii, .41 Sv if ,L , J ' ' L j E '2 5 Shadows of dusk surround us fast. It's people who make the sunlight last. The lonely gull flies overhead, His serene journey never sped, While friends gather in silent thought Cf memories earned - but never bought. Silence, the essence of quiet thought Preserves the goodness the day has brought. Days are lost like waves to the shore But each dawn brings new things to explore Worlds of people where minds tend to meet To share the burdens of Life's bittersweet. Sunset, omen of a coming dawn, Leaves with the promise of a new day's song -a joint effort- s.n.j. a.m.e. m.h.d. , ww. .,....Y-H 1 all-4 , 32 Q53 1 V ,A wg, 1 f -. 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X , M .iz so ff wQ .x AW . i x o r 5 as Q -wx 43 3 my SP! Y Q - we N ,ft ,.x- 1 xx HN ix if .., Nw ki Us 'Els ' . N. Q ,si ' if ,J ,f Under the direction of Coach Harold Lagle the '73 football team ended a fourth season with their best all-time record. Assisting the coach this year were Tom Cross, offensive hack coachg Dennis Bean, offensive line coach Don Deaton, defensive hack coach Terry Doss, student coachg and Rick Faix, student coach. W... 8 Wim! ADW. QJZXSP w NW 36 xr- xxx n f W ,xx 'Q 37 Harold Cagle, in his finale as head football coach at MWSC, pushed the Griffons through a most successful year. In a season hardened by tough competition, Western pulled two major upsets on the road to a 4-5-1 seasonal mark. M Wmhnixxzzfs M' rw S' Ann!! 'Q Q4 ,af 5 4 v.' -.-.. 1 , bv, , ., vi W . . , -. 'fi' 'Juv . ff , .. A. x.y.:1f,.'., 4, S ,I . J Y . W,,- :K ,. X . 1' 2 vs- . 1- . f f 3' z 1 -. -' q.f M, Q . ff A ' .fn 1 ',, f-f., - 9- ,J ' fx f..', , ,ala F . 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In upsetting Doane College of Crete, Nebraska, the Griffs defeated the number two team of the NAIA on defense and finalized their opponents, record at 7-2-1. 'I 4 Wie 9,- W, 6 JWW will .mmhjnlsu-uihH5 f by - we--ui we ' '+ . V A . , ,ga - , I V Q ' N , f.- MWSC 10 0 13 10 17 13 42 8 31 20 SCOREBOARD OPPOSITION Culver-Stockton William Penn Washburn Graceland Northeast Mo. State Iowa Wesleyan Benedictine Kearney fNebraskaj State Missouri Southern Doane QNebraskaJ College if www ' VF 161 ' W, 'Munn U29 Wk W f - Mm K 1 'uni Y oi . f X ge S, ,,,+ i L .. Y. V -4. t Q , J , 4 - 4 . 5 .f W ,, ' I 7 H ' X ' Y M a 3 gg X QQ s f aw k ,yes 1 N if K ,qi is J 'aw 3 Qt m 'ASN nk 4 k f Q g F x' I 1' B sw, 'X 1 wi' 4,,h4e , The Western cagers, under Head Coach Gary Filhert, finished the season with a 25-6 mark and a 12th place national ranking among small college teams. Led by a powerful front line of Mark and Jeff Browne and Geoff Roberts, the Griffon roundballers grabbed better than 6171 of the total rebounds to rank first in the nation in rebounding. wisp? Seniors Mark Browne, Geoff Roberts and Charles Nick Nicholson will be remembered for their efforts in leading their 1973-74 Griffon team to national rebounding prominence and a first place district rating by the Carr Rating Service. The team proved their ability in defeating both Tarkio and Southwest Baptist to sweep the District 16 first place trophy and an automatic ticket to the NAIA National Tournament in Kansas City. N qi ki 56 k S55 sem Q Fw X W' X X 'S . x O . w N xx S k X ar meme? ww-my Q MWSC 56 63 1st 91 104 72 71 64 85 51 69 1st 96 65 78 75 88 84 108 72 99 101 68 67 70 107 96 97 84 1st 85 94 96 72 SCOREBOARD OPPOSITION Tarkio Benedictine Optimist Classic Tourney Delta fMississippij State Southwest Baptist Baker University William Jewell Drury Central Methodist University of Texas-El Paso Southern Illinois U. Holiday Classic Tourney Westminster Benedictine St. Mary's U. fTexasj Northwest Missouri State McMurray College Missouri Southern School of the Ozarks Southwest Baptist Westminster Evangel Drury Northwest Missouri State Missouri Southern School of the Ozarks Benedictine Evangel Southwest Baptist District 16 Playoffs Tarkio Southwest Baptist NAIA National Tourney Monmouth fNew Jerseyj Alcorn A 81 M fMiss.j ,www 63, ,W JE' an W if I Holiday Classic Trophy Grabbed by Gr: fons The Missouri Western Cagers withstood the onslaught of seven opposing teams during the 1974 Holiday Classics. Participants in the annual event were Tarkio, Rockhurst, Benedictine, Central Methodist, Quincy, Westminster, St. Mary's of San Antonio, Texas, and the host team, Missouri Western State College. Fifteen new records were set and one tied during the 3-day battle over the Christmas holiday fA..,. RL?5lSZ?Q?'lYs-iif5Zig'j- .V .W - ,, ,W G..-.55 .M W ,,,,..4nww The tournament began as the dream of Charlie Burri, director of athletics. The first three annual tournaments were sponsored by Hillyard Enterprises. Now supported by area businesses, the contest is known as the Holiday Classics . Q. Q, 6 f -----H-a-up-an-9 ,-A- wwf- -- 4 F. 'V Q 4+ ,JP QQ., Golf Team Members Duke Davidson Bob Brewer Mark Farley Pat Farley Dan Fitzpatrick Chris Kirk Greg Nikes Mike Norton Clint Mooney Q I ir? fy., Q,-Q95'i?:4:2Q'2fw-. X 'N i - rug ,-09 .- 5 HQ 4 Wh r Q 7 1, ' b x Q f s .wk , ifl 5 'gift Swimming Team Members Bob Albright Rodney Bonner Arthur Eymann LaMoine Guinn Carl Hoeninger Dennis Kaeser Mp: L 5 K E aj i ! .X ,A j5 5 X f 5 Z 4 -X , all Judo X, xl nib Intramurals 3? jggi - - gm, . x-A . f i V ifiifs-fix , gs: ff mifiifwg, f, ,f K wav L V .Ly X, . is 318'-'L Q:1fW,. A Y' wig! ,mf I 5 , 'V'7'f , n i if 'ff .L gf ,Q wh' K N f, my 5 M, '7 V, N, ff, ,, neg, ,b ' W.hiA,L A ' 4,i'z,,, f Vfwmifg MQ? if gg ,W WLM W Q 7' 1, M . -'fy' ,, W 4' my , ,fy 32511 I , fiwvh A kwv, sf 43255 - , 'M -1, , fn , 51' ,, W if QL fy? 1? ie 5 M 4,5 1, Y ', 3' .Q va - ,s my? mf? wwf n as K Av, 4 XF if wmqwn K M 4 V,Vw', ' M if U if A s 4? in My 'H W in 4, Z me MW wh 7,7 I 4 am., W? , 7 up f ww: 1 A, f Q1 Vw, ,M f U ,M Z I M X ,, Amt, gif fit, wawwwwwmw ffWw?+' I , df , f ,jg nr W an ,Ibm V . ,7 ' fax' 1. 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I 'VJ , ' if 1 ' Q54 J 'aiu 'Qin Cheerleaders Debbie Jecker Beth Butler Susan Grossman Arlen Deines Gil Etheridge Dave Hedrick Bob Heimbaugh Irving Brown Denise Hedrick Janice Round Kate Tryon Dan Helmick Dan Stein Dave Thomas Roger Unruh Joe Hamilton From many directions we came to pursue dreams . . . We spoke of home towns and old friends. R wp In P ig., 'f ,,,,v'.: 34 J? MMM!! ,-.m,,-qua tg 3 K Q 5 - J ',.- J.. ,ff ,f is i But in sharing the experiences of dormitory living, we soon discovered that here were new friends, that this, for some years perhaps, was home. Q-X' ,QNQE in F K vi Life in the city goes on at its usual busy, hectit' pace But despite its rlin ofthe traffic and other sundry noises, it has its own peculiar fascinatio its own unique thrills, its deep feeling for fellowship. - A na Q 5-gm Q Q. X is 5-'HX ik 'S is , . g ' Q 25 .LQ img: .ku-wwf' College is the unfolding of a new life. . . We holdly left a sheltered world for a new, mysterious world of our own making. An apartment, shared with friends, became homeg a place where each of us sought the answer to Who am I? ii ES- 65. ' A , 85 Reis? ., - N x F :- fiiffist 5. W ,xp rf I- K N ii., afkff' p V -figwif i 43,0 W f-2' Va- 'gays 5 Mr'-HW-.ui M- New to MWSC this year is the participation of foreign students in the American Foster Parent Program, an attempt to invite students of other countries to share in the social aspects of American life. Mrs. William Oyler, a St. Joseph resident, and Qamar Khan, president of the International Student Organization at the college, were primarily responsible for the new program. As may have been expected, action was the key to life on campus, people and minds on the move As involved participants or even as observers, students confronted new awarenesses of the world, new ideas, fresh opinions, and with it all, a deep sense of themselves and the people around them. X x 355 we .L 'N Q' .. VX A ,X,,.W.,wwf 'W XX. 5 'Ng Q , R X N. P suwibiff we i.i. ,XL 3 W Homecoming Royalty Michelle Gentry Maid of Honor Debbi Olds Cheri Manuel Barbara Bundy NWESTWARD HO! The good old Western theme launched six days jam-packed with activities for Homecoming Week. Inhihitions gave way as students donned g'Calamity Jane and Wild Bill costumes, enjoyed a shaving cream pie fling, and wrestled in the dirt in an attempt to master the greased pig. if 31 7 YV ,, ,n'i,gYM af .5 I 1 - 9-fag..,,,: V Q ,mf .. aw f f 'Mm ' 5 432' i. M J' ff fu ' The less exhuherant and more contalned concentrated on palntlng downtown WlDdOW deslgns and creating floats for the parade The '73 Homecommg was the most diverslfled and best attended in the history of MWSC Qwiwgwwwmaf ' eeaf ' a,atAae 5 A bf 2 Q, fb 9 my w i . , , , X 94 'X X ,M, L ' id! W9 Q .P 5 e I 4539. , Y. 'W 3131, '9 Q gy i g f il K S .ax K 'N Wk ll QW WWW ff., Q fu-had 4- Ki M M 52' z f ff af Wa f WW1?:w ,, Q1 ,, -my qw mi' .XX H Pe 9 fgwcwifnfq, 4' fifff l A .I 5,3 6' 22 , Even as the flames of the bonfire climbed higher, the excitement of Homecoming Week was drawing to an end. Soon, the parade was over and the swinging music gradually faded into silence . . . w. 9? 4 vans-1-19' 'W Mui eww A ,vgxvjg IL A 4 'ff R . ,.. 'N A .xx W QQ' fm. -1-My - igfggi 'fr 1. X FM. QM W W :QM 4: 1 f ' if X A I f i f yr 2 'S' 4? 1 f M' H5 8 Qu J' , 'ff' 717 Q 'S 13 Z Q 4,1 i 'Liz -Q23 7' ,Q , ar.. - ia. : W4 ' f f, My 567 SA ffl' Kami? , 2' f . Q f V 'Q .. ? M' :E 14, 5 Q X A , qw . X .. , f, -z wwf -1 ,J pil' 1 N! san .- :af iv Q3 gf K v i' ' L If ,,-43::T 3 x 5 h. , .. x if ' at ., . 4 5 gf H ' Q -,.. is Q ft ifl: B x l w J izsi1ii'E. . i 'Q Nr-... 4- K. ' L Nw, ki. .V . is .-ra Wu nr'-S., 'T' On February 15, students gathered at the College Center for the annual Sweetheart Dance and enjoyed the music of Smoke Ring. The great event of the evening was the crowning of Queen Carolyn Redmond, by Mark Browne. Her attendants were Jill Miller, Barb Matt, Kim Guiden, and Jennifer Rainey. -:Q i Puppetry: The Serious Business of Re-creating Character A4 ,W ug. ln the outmg whlch lncluded Q4 4, a Kegger on Frlday evenmg, Wh Current Rlver ln Southeast Mlssouri. .. .f 3, , .1 x 9' is 'X A ,f in 'Q 513 3 Q , X ,, 3 Q r 1- f I .Ag 2 Nw. Us 6'-' -3 V ' Sf 5 W' K iw ' . Q ' K i. f M s W j Hag 1 A 'I . s sy 'J' :f in :Zo 9, K d if ' V gm K 3 ' .ff f Robert Mclntire, president of Missouri Iota, served as a member of the rescue squad, as 8 out of the 12 canoes capsized along the route. H N.. Swann, 'lk' - Y ,QE Q 32. 2 S .. if. . . . . X W. Q ,-,gigs 66Soul . . .M Rock gospel music, prominent speakers, a fashion show, and displays of Afro-American art jewelry, marked Black Culture Week. The eventisponsored by Brothers and Sisters United, was educational, entertaining and an appropriate expression of the culture and pride of Black Americans. Rathskeller A meeting and recreation place for students the Rathskeller opened October 1 in the basement of the College Center. The Rathskeller became the focal point for dances, pool tournaments, meetings, and concerts. It provided students with a place to relax and enjoy themselves. 153:55 -. 3, W, 5 I fri,- FQ 1? Ag' 3 . ll W ,xxx IJ., .A t ix Ea fa Y W , Q Q l W me - ' Q W f4 f Brewer and Shipley Concert 'Wh H3 W 2.4 ml X sy, f f I J nam Q nl- ! The music for From This Moment On . was written by Patti Derr and the script by Loren Larkin. The musical extravaganza was performed by MWSC's chapter of the Music Educators National Conference February 22-24. Cast Jason O'Dell - Loren Larkin Joyce O'Dell - Valerie Whitman Waiter - Patty Valentine Mr. James - Neil Long Earlene Duke - Suzanne Levengood Men in Mr. Holmes' Office - Brian Maugh Pat Owens Bradley Holmes - Bob Geisinger Gina Kemp - Lynn Easterday Jane Jackson - Alicia Lee Patty Valentine Dorothy Letts - Debbie Wake Irene - Terri Wilson Ralph - Byron Meyer Mr. Greene - Pat Owens Preacher - Gary Jarrett Dancing Chorus: Bill Carter, Curtis Thiel, Jennifer Hunter, Cheri Manuel, Heather Clardy. Orchestra: Patti Derr, Marcia Hamon, Cathy Heyde, Carol King, Lee Wahlcrt, Cindy Collins, Byron Meyer. Faculty Banquet .Q MW -'J' ti 40 .hw xi wif.. QA UW' .1 sf' s ni! 5 A GC!!! Qilill 1 l '--.. xlwf AX N xg 'Q 'N x X223 -.4 f Qs 52 f EE ifiia 522235522213 S - '. -Nw-z.-1-.. - '2IQ1cf'1iiva221i3'? 4, f'f.Q? A'-251 -,nl 119 Create . . . Man is a cold, iron face until, hy creating, he lets others peer inside to share in something new . . . a song, a poem, or himself. We are all statues . . . identities hidden beneath a stony mask Our imaginations, expressed, are ways of reaching out . . . of saying, Look at mel Listen to mel lfnderstand mel ' W 3 - ff ,r J, I 1 mf 'Q 'ff .Anvil I X 'X 1' The tale of an unconventional schoolteacher, the Missouri Western production of the PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE opened on October 24 with a dinner-performance and an explanation by Dr. Larry Dobbins, director. The play ran the gamut-laughter, tears, love . . . and hate Action . . Reactions Cast Miss Brodie ..... ..... C arrie Curtis Teddy Lloyd ...... .... M ike Pittman Gordon Lowther .. ..... Jeff Edelman Miss MacKay .... .... B arbara Matt Sister Helena .... Lacyne Myers Mr. Perry .... ...... M ika Fowler Sandy ..... Pat Downey Agee Monica .. ..... Diana Novak Mary .... .... B renda Gray Jenny ..... .......................... ...... .... A n n Church Students were played by Jo Ann Hughes, Mimi Parisoff, Donna Stuber, Susan Miller, Ann Guenther, and Debbie Scott. 124 X ixiir' R 5 ' Tien- ..-f Q? ,, Y, 'fb ix 1... sf A 'I 8 . in-31 Lil 5. ' Q S S Q-0' Harmon . . . Like musical instruments, they hlended their ioiees into one harmonious whole, a masterpiece of emotion. But hevause they were people, they added a new dimension to the production the human personality. 'E gg is 9 YQ Jw 3v'fQ!f'f. if, ul 'f 'i EM Q K 1 4, ly 11, 9 av' -l I si' f , f-2.55.31-A i J 1. 5 .QS . - . O, 4 K Q i '.l'if IA Tk . Nga Q-1 . i s I i ' o Q O ' 70 was 5 Showmanship With the blare of horns and the beat of drums, the marching band made their way across many half time football fields, and the members of the stage band entertained at basketball games. Practice and dedication made both possible. mg, ah , 4,X in iihvl? fi', 'Ij '? f,,,u,n,1t,4,:q , fr' .3 :dw 2 MKS? if 4 3 4?-E- 2mm.,. , - A Vw. P K 4 ,M 'N I hug 'E +- Mgh, , 'QP .47 .M--fc 2 Another Drama . . . The spring play' THE IARK was pcrlormvrl as a lllcatcr-i n-the-ron nfl from january 24 through Fcllrnary 3. .lcan Xnonillfs rlrama, arlaplcrl liy Lillian llcllman and rlircm-lcd lmy Dr. Larry Dolmlnins. vaplnrvfl the romanvc of the ora. llw ln-roism ol' Sl. Joe and lliv anrlicr ,loan ..... Warwim-lx .. C2llll'll0lI . . Father ., Nlollicr ... llromolvr . . lnqnisilor .. Larlycnn ..... llcanclrii-on rl .Ngiics Sorel .. liilllv Qui-cn .. Charles ..... Yolanda- ... rl-ll'i'I1l0lIllll' . 'X I'l'l1lllSll0p .. La llirc .... l'lXt'1'llllUllCf' .. in ol 'Xrc' Cast . Diana Noyak ,arry Williams ...Paul Block ...,lon Hogan Diane Slrahm l'l1il .Mlalxson John Swiaslyn livrry Slralim . ..l. l.. Bliley ..Carol Bliley . Susan Miller john Goodwin .Anno Cl1lll'1'll Ucralfl Plnmmcr ....Hay lllilcy ..Nlark lfinlcy .Alike Uuflfly i zfw fly or 'W ' f WMU - nf 'Q ' K ' - Mx ' My 1 66This Is Me. . . 'Q Chiseling, painting, sketching, weaving- all are only a small part of an artist's work . . . More than creating with the hands, art comes from deep within the soul Teachers and students alike search different media to find themselves .... To say this is mc in colors and shapes called 55 V 79 art. mnuwl an iii it ,. if ,a rw , 7 , 2 Q , V I . V 'H ' , 5 W, ,5 6,v 'rl' L A . Q M Q: S N X x wx N . Q X Q w X N X X f , , if .5 f 4 . Q K 1:2 Mwmk Q05 gif . fs K X ' mx.. 5. X w'M..,,, sf! mug W1 9 'Yuki 1 The Theatre Arts Department performed Shakespeare's fantastic comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream, April 24-28. Dr. Larry Dobbins directed the play. In spite of ten changes in the cast since production began, the play's bright colors and outrageous humor provided a great finale to a fine season. -nl ' Midsummer Nighfs Dream wmv X Theseus .. Egeus . . . Lysander . . . Demetrius . . . Philostrate. . . Quince . . . Snug . . . Bottom . . Flute . . . Snout .... Starveling .. Hippolyta .. Hermia . . Oberon . . Titania . . Puck ........ Peasblossom Cobweb .... Moth ......... Mustard Seed .... Cast .. Gerald Plummer ...... Ray Bliley ...John Goodwin .. Mike Dandliker . . .Warren McAllen .. Jon M. Graznak .. . Simon Barbosa .........Roy Erwin .. . Philip W. Atlakson .. . . . . .Mark Finley . . . Danny Adams . .Elaine Culp .. . . Cindy Delfs . . .John Swiastyn .. .Anne Church . . . Diana Novak . . . . . Rhonda Partin . . .Debbie Bullmaster . . .Pat Downey Agee . . . . . . .Diane Strickler Fairies .... Chris Jones, T. L. McQuinn, Bill Carter, Curtis Theil, Lucy Leflet, Brian Maugh, Pat Jeffers, Anne Guenther, Jennifer Hunter Attendants .... Kurt Parsons, Ray Bliley, Teri Wilson, Alison Williams, Susan Miller, Pam Smith. J ...Q 'A 1 u V .1 4 W 76 , 5 5 5 an N 'ii ' ,, ,, f, V W K H , ' ' 5 . ,, . , A . ,aaa ..:.. .-ffm fy , fi. , .fmiw v! rv-lnsfsf ..:.-vt. . 1 ... .4 ivyuii. , fa.. f ...., ':f'f:.'.. fi'ff'?VU!i1' !ff ' ,i'2t.'.'Z5ifl . . i A' ' v V i i , VX, fi : I E7 'Aff f.,..yyfjf:5 !, 'digg' wing 'f ' ' , ' W f ., Y' V 7 'f f ' ' A V ' ' 5 ' , . , ' .TW , . , ' f ,QQ st Q g . N E Av, '-vnu--pq...-Wk X W M X. .qs MQ '? A lf, 'EE . 'su- fb Ay 5: The more than forty officially approved organizations at MWSC are as diversified as the interests of the college's approximate 3500 enrollees. The physically vigorous can join Cycling, Rodeo, or Judo. Professionals may try Para Med, Veblen Politico, Sigma Tau Delta, or Jus Deliherandi. Or, for a variety of reasons, students may become active in Bahai, Modern Dance, Social Work, the Greeks, etc., etc., etc. The lethargic-and even MWSC must claim a few of these-simply haven't looked. If we don't want loners-and we don't-organizations might do them a favor by doing things that have meaning for even the most apathetic. That's SCHOOL SPIRIT at its best' MWSC has it in the bud the time for blossomin is . . . . g NOWJ!! '1'1g1i11 .A , , , M i L. . A V .LL .., 143 Student Government Assoctatton Ray Pasley, pres. David Cleavenger, Executive Council Lester Beaty Pam McMayhill Richard Blakely Denise Glinski Senators Jim Cantey .lack Beadling Russell Hutchings Larry Willson Ken Eddens Bill Habeeh Bruce Scott Bob Swift Linda Haynes Ron Rosenauer Bill Hershewe Kathi Roberts Allison Hoskins Debbie Wake Denise Bartles Bryant Hertel i versus aw A siziii sff fist? its 0S?si?gi K ' S , t l R f 'QF 122. x' sv From the president . . . The SGA was alive this year and we DO have things to PROVE it. There is not room here for more than a summary, so a sum- mary this shall be. It was the SGA that racked up the bike racks. The SGA pushed for repaired sidewalks, and reserv- ed parking for handicapped students, and got them. Fif- teen minute parking privileges were extended to students-the SGA was behind it. Remember the liberalization of book store sales? The SGA was in the middle of it. No pay for add-drops, a 50'Z: cut for transcript fees-you didn't mind that, did you? No one thanked the SGA. Now, there is some unfinished business-an improved pass-fail system, student faculty evaluation, and a new book for what was once a drab student directory fthis last item for free.j The new people will pick up the strings from here. If ALL THREE THOUSAND of the MWSC popula- tion let the administration know what they want and need . . . wow! GOOD LUCK! -Ray Pasley 145 Q f ix I . i -, L, - QE , , .Q 2,3 ' ., 3 ' , . . ft : if , 5 Y ....,- 3 .-sA:fffR Nfl l' ii A . , 3 W SME, wi :Ls L 50939 Sill., 5 f-ahve I awsuw-n-Q-aan le, inf--P College Center Board Darrel Ashlock, chairman Susie Hurley Kent W. Nicholls Dave Pickett Pat Sweeney Bob Swift S. GA. Elections In May, Rick Outersky took the S.G.A. presi- dency by a substantial majority of the votes. Cindy Dow won the vice-presidential race 147 Yearbook Staff Ann Et-lxard .. Al Gardner Kent Nicholls ... ... Mike Wylie ..... Steve Buhman ... --- Stexe Brewer ... ... Sandi Ham ...... Debbie Hayward Amelia Olvera ... Shelly Boswell ... Jolene Griffin .. Julia Bingham ... 'llary Drummond . ... ... Co-Editor ........Co-Editor Business Ylanager . . . . .Photo Editor . . . . .Photo Editor Color Photography ,... Photographer ........Artist .. Copy Writer ......Typist ....Assistant ....Assistant ....Assistant ...Adwisor bf- K fp . if X . fi 'G . . . . vi V swf fi. 1 ' my m , .I hm Aa., Q f of Win- gif? , 7 nf' . .Z I 1 ' . ' I ..y...,. V .e sr' 'f .1 I, --,-.,,, W 2,9-.V S.: .,.. k 34 wg - - if 'R .,. A. S. . 1-sw,-gg i X Haw, iX'S?Xm'? as 'i ex ' ' 2'XQi?5Z1-V f .3 Y,,,..M4-Q. vw www 0 Y ,new W, -x .A . M ,Q W E ' 5 2 gi - f- Q K'--- Q A .. if .1 . . .. ., - - , k Lgif i s 2 E wwf E s S S X Q1 , ..,, .1 ...Q-' 'viii S s an . A 1 xr Y .. . Ed N---w.....,.,W. . W SR S Q vw- we A is 'fm -Nmf -7756 . N, -- v?l 's 5.,.. -ANN ' 4WM,f. T kv ,.,, ar KX 'Hank 4099 A 151 Haiku Robert Thuman ICARUS MWSC s literary magazine Crickets tuning make P f d 3 df? It An awful racket, but the poetry 0 stu ents an acu y A red sun sits on The point of a pyramid And watches the Nile. ORLEANS Sandi Ham Girl of Domremy, Face like a malignant Ripe sea berry: As you taste fire, As tongue melts, Into a liquid song Of ash. Lonely torch To abrogate the fear -- From the bleating sheep Of the peasant's holiday. Remembering not Their faces distorted In a wintry frost of carnival Mirror. Faces like a nightmare Of black Cockroach scrawls: Thinking instead Of laurel hill Signs Like god voices Like god steeples Silver and silent Bell Toning Dream Creeping Into your Woman-soul. Touch life, Joan. Touch it hot, Touch it bright, You, Icarus-girl, Wing away, And die. Head needled in Stars. Why is it We always bury Dreamers In green bottles Hoping that They ferment? Stillness at Autumn Allison Hoskins Silence-The night burns like tears dammed behind clenched lids. I breathe the musk of autumn earth and leaves, An old smell like the glandular churnings of stale lovers. Black limbs shudder and receive the cold white crust of frost. Silence-the night burns like tears dammed behind clenched lids. Wait for Me Alison Williams I took my dog for a walk today. February was pretending to be April, and the wind promised to sweep away all the winter in my mind. Cars passed me, taking people to mothers, husbands, lovers, a paperboy smiled at me, his empty bag even lighter because he was going home. A little boy on a big bicycle rode to the corner and returned, content within his boundaries. His mother's restrictions made him free. Even my goddam dog had somewhere to go. So I choked him, he coughed, and had to go my way. My way. Actually, it was embarrassing. I should have been along for the ride. running to catch up with the dog, instead of restraining him to the slow rhythm of my walk. I walked in ever-widening gyres like Yeats' turning falcon, but I didn't even have a falconer- no one follows me. even with their eyes. In Anticipation of Life Mark Sonnenmoser Sweat and daydreams come to you, nights and scent of skin. In Leda's path you found for you a great epiphany. Daydream you your mastery, wily phantom bard, while silence held the secrets. Now the clocks are all silent. waiting for you- And what are you waiting for? . . .for the sound of bedsprings? . . .for the sound ofa voice? like her whispering thanks as you stood by the door. Venusian Canal Robert Nothhouse The river is dry now, And no longer Hows. But tiny fish still swim Up its canal, To die there, at the source. The river is dry now, Though it's' still moistened, Occasionally, With a tear. M11 ' i'3'!'H' 1' If - ? 41N 'T '9 . 'I f i 'f..1 7 A. r fa: fviif. . oh' A Z if A 5 Z f --n-'Uv' X WNW , ff . News Sta Grlffon ' wf14wWWdMnW I HM ,I .. Q' J ' 7 EDITOR .... MAN. ED. .. . . BUS. MGR. ...... . ACCOUNTANT .. . ADV. ED. ..... . TECH. ED. ... CIRC. MGR. ..... . NEWS ED. .......... . EDITORIALS ED. .. .. FEATURES ED. . . .. SPORTS ED. ... PHOTO ED ..... REPORTERS ... CARTOONISTS ..... . PHOTOGRAPHERS .... ADV. PERSONNEL ....David Langlais Kenneth Rosenauer . . . . .. Ron Wiscley . ...Diane Watson . .. Catharine Jeter . .Timothy Murphy .. Eldon Stevenson . . . . David Coate . ...Pat Newman .... Barb Belcher ... .. Jay Weiland ... Steve Buhman ...Shirley Gentry Larry Herren Mike Bozarth Neal Foster Mark Thomas Sam Rigdon Sheryl Beauchamp Karen Shipley Al Brown Jeff Newton . . . .Larry Bechtold Fred Naghavi .. ...Steve Brewer Bill Basey .. . . . . Cindy Boos Karen Miller From the editor The GRIFFON NEWS celebrated its 50th year of publication with the dedication of a special 8-page supplement Throughout the year the publication achieved an increase in staff, a partial financial independence, and an apparent stu dent and faculty acceptance based upon readership polls con ducted by marketing students. 155 1 Xlr,wnxh'vn+.nn If 'inf W 156 X H yyggw, ,f WH Q, fiffhif-EW ,, - ' M1- 'f WAR? PHOTO 3 2 1 X Q, fmt! TYPSNG 'S '. l f mm il W- .. MMM krkr My Censorship became an issue of the past as the GRIFFON NEWS stressed responsibility and objectivity in reporting and social accountability to its campus community. In an effort to meet the communication needs of a growing in- stitution, the staff voted unanimously to expand production to a weekly publication made possible by an organized adver- tising campaign. An 358,000 subsidy was supplemented by advertising revenue to meet the total 320,000 operational cost. -David R. Langlais 22 X f amy! ' W' , ff , , , V., B5 -ull!! , A3 N if 7 ,..g,:: w 5-has 2 ,15 2 A . X. , N ,, K I .wimv Q .L 22 6 , , M Q-A X ' ----'- l ':L,Au--'M Jus Deliberandi Society Bill Absher, pres. Robert Kraft, vic Michael Nolen James Long Glenda Grin! Melody Geyer e-pres. Don Crowder Ken Edens Norman Clark Denise Barlles Bryant Herlel Jay Weiland Q' 'Rf' i K -rf? 1 agp .- if i S... -5 2 J mi 'Q T , me rx ,RM x X K r -,NWN m I ww B io lo y Gary Thompson, pres. Sam Worley, vice-pres. Connie Claassen Mike McKenzie Ruth Yurth Bill Walker Mike Allinich Richard Calloway Debbie Polleck Dave Miller Jim King Club Computer Science Bill Basey David Crownover Lois Dick Jim Dodge Charles Heitman Paul Jackson Terri Jewel! Jim Johnson Becky Mackoy Karen Miller Margaret Nash Club Cindy Worthen Hershel Pearl Leanna Ramseier Jess Rausch Steve Rollins Charles Schaaf IV Karen Steele Mark Thimesch Dan Turner Vicki Uthe Larry Wilmott Larry Wilson Journalism Club Ron Wisely, pres. Eldon Stevenson, vice-pres. Kent Nicholls Debbie Hayward Ann Eckard Ken Rosenauer Mike Wylie Steve Brewer Gregg Jenkins Sandi Ham Jolene Griffin Kristy Kretzer David Langlais Barb Belcher Rick Dunaway Karen Shipley Diane Watson ,gf 'S W if Q' Q 2 .x -A . -jf X ,J K K ,Q . Rotaract Kathy Allenbrand David K. Crownover, Wesley Fountain Pat Jeffers Brent Kuhnenn Clyde Leake Clayton Lee James McConkey Pres. Ron Pulliam Mary Ann Rea Kirk Richards Gary Rogers Wes Rupe Rhonda Van Hoozer Vicky Whitmer Cindy Worthen Shannon Wyatt .tune- 'SN Y an Social Work Club Marcie Atkison Dave Blondeau David Cox Guy Crabill Ann Eckard Robert Filloon George Fleming Alan Gerard Linda Gill Dale Hallman Linda Hallman Danette Herdlinger Perry Kendall Debra McCrite Donnie McDonnell Sandy Miller Amelia Olvera Cheryl Shea Don Sidwell Carol Simpson Pat Vagnino Phil Waltemath Juanita Wells Vicky Whitmer Linda York few-its.. International Students Club Edwin Afarin-Iran Saeed Chitsaz-Iran Diem Duyle-South Vietnam Clarence Etuk-Nigeria Khosrow Haghirian-Iran Qamar Khan, pres.-Pakistan Paul Kolomic-Canada Hotack Lee-Korea Aaim Mehrdad-Iran Mojlaba Seyad Nahavian-Iran Alireza-Iran Homayoun Saidai-Iran Mohammad Salchkhou-Iran Habib Samanfar-Iran Farshad Saremi-Iran Hooshang Saremi-Iran Paulos Toggelides-Greece Dogan Uredi-Turkey Lydia Burkeybile-Israel Marcus Rego-Brazil Sigma Tau Delta Ken ROSBIIEIIICI'-pl'ES. Janice Wivkam Sandi Hamn Pam Zoolc Nlary Sauer Jancll Harrington Michelle Halfcrty Sherrill Fankhauser Linda Counrlney Rodema Fergison Nllison Hoskins Veblen Politico Bill Rous Jim Canty Bob Spaulding Dennis Adkins Bob Jones Melissa Markham Dennis W'aller Lambda Chi Alpha Tom Bachman Rich Bangerter Siman Barbosa Danny Brown Dennis Brown Curtis Burton Rick Cole Rodger Crumpton Rick Dean Bill Dillard ,lim Dunleavy John Dunleavy John Dunlevy Dave Euler Dan Giannattasio Ken Glasbrenner Dave Grahl Dave Groenke Gary Haynes Barry Heidemann Dennis ,Iirkovsky Keith Johnson Randy Jones Dave Kneib Lee Kopulos Bill Lipira, pres. Keven Long Jim Lower Roger Lower Mike McIntosh Paul McNair John Martie Brad Miller Roger Miller Tim Murphy Pat Newman David Niemann Mike Norton Jerry 0'Neill Rick Outersky Tom Phillips Craig Pierce Vernon Pike Cary Porter Craig Powell Duane Powell Mike Robertson Charles Rogers Ron Rasenauer Wes'Rupe Ron Scott Bill Sherwood Darrel Spalding Don Speer Vince Valincia Randy Vogel Greg Wagenka Darryl Walters Steve Weiss Steve White Sigma Phi Epsilon Robert McIntyre, pres. Steve Lipira, vic Mike Cundiff Ron Wiseley Les Hollrah .lohn McKinney Bob McMurtrey Eldon Stevenson Rich Moler Tim Smith Rich Smith Rick Clark e-pres. David Langlais George Murrain Bill Brickey Greg Jenkins Bill Mason John Nelson Don Murdock Greg Collins LaMoine Guinn Robert Kelly Paul Pearson Ken Pearl Linda Haynes - LuAnne Chaney- .lennifer Rainey Patti Kneib Marlen Edwards Brenda Hendrix Roseanna Graves .lill Miller Karen Shipley Cindi Kobett Elizabeth Marek Mary Rae Hitch president vice-president Phi Mu JoAnn Hughes Diania Brinton Lee Ann Zuchowski Connie Tietsort Debbie Olds Patty Canino Gayle King Mary Beth Oliver Tami Estes Annette Goatcher Debbie Ford Trudy Kirschner Suan Daise Linda Wright Gina Wright Cherie Borghoff Amelia Olvera Kim Harbinstin Rhonda Partin Tammy Zeltwanger Mary Ripley Marsa McKnelly Susan Wells Lynda Shultz Linda Sisk E Larry Ball Ali Ahrabi Steve Archer Blain Auxier Oxley Baker Ross Blinde Mike Bone Preston Chaney Doug Cook Bob Donaldson- Doug Ellis William Gabbert vice-pres. Tau I appa Epsilon Charlie Gerber Xavier Geronimo Rick Henrion Ron Hosp Doug Hughes Bruce Jacobson Curtis Lanham Greg Lux ,lim Maxfield Mike Marriott John Musser-pres. Harry Novak Steve Nichols Fred Saremi Bill Scott Dennis Sharp Rod Sifers Dennis Steppe Graham Thorne Wes Ward Steve Warren Bruce Windsor Craig Patrick Rod Powell Mike Dailey Kathy Roberts - president Kathy Harsh - vice-president Cherie Manuel Carolyn Redmond Leah Hackett Pam Yerganian Pam Zook Gaye Roberts Delta Zeta Denise Bartles lVlert Walker Debbie Lipira Chris Gray Cheryl Wyckoff Chris Guernsey Peggy Kephart Julie Allaman Kathy Boner Melody Geyer Mary Be Crotty Karen Gawatz Vickie Sue Euler Angela Rittman Jennifer Hunter Pat Patten Student Missouri State Teachers Association S B John Michels L Cl g Billie Kay S p D H Joyce Wilson K yK RmhAnnY h , 'N mx Crescent Club Cherie Borghoff Debbie Brooks Keren Gawatz Linda Gerstner Molly Kelley Peggy Kephart Kathy Ketter Nancy Lawson Debbie Lipira Denise McDevitt Theresa Marshall Barb Matt Christy Nichols lVlary Beth Oliver, Gaye Roberts Barb Schliecher 'Fish Thomas Gina Wright pres . -Y-wr, W A , ...V ,qw ' , WMM.. Social Work Seminar The Social Science Department sponsored the second summer school seminar at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Students and Professors Gordon Monk and Mohammed Rajput studied the Pueblo Indians' way of life. A .1 l Q as if -. i v c N 'V a RN Punctuating the formal academic experiences, informal dialogues and social activities were held with Indians who are now graduate students at the University of New Mexico. Thev VlSltCd Taos, and Pueblo Indlan agencles hslened to teachers of the reservatlons, and saw the problems of Indlan llfe flrst hand -Wir 'Win 'Ullman ,ff 'Ullman Alum pg in , H in Wife i 1 if aw ?fw P fi w M, The third annual event will take place in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the summer of '74, This inter-disciplinary seminar, sponsored by the Social Science Department will include sociology, psychology, and social work students and faculty. First Attempt at Surgery i u W 'M' ' ' ,.,. '44, , 'P Bloodmobile Day Sigma Kappa Bridal Show ji p. ' W1 , w , 71973219 ' :W ,,: Phi Beta Lambda and Veblen Politico Picnic W W ' 'f 5 i fglgsx- fs SX- u su... Q . Co. ss Griffon Publications Press Banquet Q I Wffmwwf- wfwwfff- 8' fi' T 4 V skim' ld, 4. 'rw Q ' Us! UL if? 1 Y 5 Ln i L 11 mums,-as gf -.af ,Q f 1-flu 9 in E ll i ll Q xl' , 5 SHQSW Q 1 s 496, li 1' s if 0 sr in -sf was 51 Qiiiizf .mv-s.,.Z ..-Q uf, 14 ff! 4' fiwlw .wm.W.-N - 1 1 . f , X ff' W Q Barbara Matt, a beautiful MWSC sophomore became Miss St. Joseph in competition with 14 other contestants. The pageant opened The Apple Blossom Festivities Barbara's crown won her the opportunity to compete in the Miss Missouri Contest. TOMM MAN ' Q, E Faculty Involvement ' M ,Nw 'iw MXN f 'A 4 .4 - S f X K - vu.-.W--.....N... ,...x K, ,,.,gg,,,, H 1 -A - -W. L,,:-PM . 'Q - -,f ws 'ikfmf W 'v 'A' W-'---'-'-4-44--A -...waz-,g..... ' - A ' -X '. - -gg. , Ll gg.:-:ggfiii-:' i' 'diss-v ' A -Us L - Nm- L- Lm +f-'v-ZW-.1-,.-.fam - LMQZ' - - A . A -.. 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Q5 , J Q19 10:5 196 W-if - - .. .mism- 9:55, 1,wg,Gx..: ,.,,?-xs F 5, N x X..Q-spun-.ug 5 X, Ss Qi ' .. ,. 5 S Y x fi ,ik 3 My W 'Qin-v 0 it T Y Freshmen 7-Q Mark Adams .lohn Albert Teresa Alexander Jeff Armstrong Bill Baltezor James Barnett Teresa Barnett Larry Bauman Madeleine Beaver Larry Bechtold Linda Bing Rex Birchell Kim Blake Diana Blunt Kathie Boner Sherri Bonham Deborah Boos Deborah Borchers Ruth Bowers Mike Bozarth Charles Brandon Joyce Brandt Lee Brown Sherry Bryson Bill Bunton Gail Busey Alan Cabiness Brian Campbell Bill Carriger Linda Carriger Nancy Cates Shirley Cathey Karen Cicewski Marilyn Ciolelc Heather Clardy George Clinton Rita Kay Coil Shiela Cooper William Cooper Eddie Cordonier Bill Corwin Frank Cross David Curran Linda Curran Charlene Daily Suan Daise Duke Davidson Johnny Davis Rhonda Deatherage Rodney Deeken Carol .Io Dennis Beth Denver William Dillard Melody Dixon Ruth Dorsel Tena Rose Dugan Tom Duncan Glinda Dunlap ,lim Eckardt Edith Elliott Michael Felix Trudi Fields Jacqueline Filloon Mark Finley Gayla Foley Debby Ford Randall Fry Connie Gallatin Larry Gerhardt Patty Gibson Kenneth Glasbrenner .lohn Goodwin Allen Green Candace Grenier Jolene Griffin Lisa Griffin Linda Griffon Sue Gronemeyer Leah Hackett Carla Hale .lackie Hann La Vera Harms Elizabeth Hartigan Nancy Hawk Carla Hawkins Charles Heitman .loan Herndon Denise Herr Raymond Hickok Robin T. Hill Marilyn Hillix Mary Hinckley Suzanne Hirtler David Hodge Donna Hood Virginia Hudson Stephen Huffman Julie Jackson Claudia ,loffe Marcia jones Mike Jones Anita Keller Peggy Sue Kephart Elaine King Gayle King Rita Kretzer Alan Krumme Linnea Larson Tim Lawhead Dennis Clair Lee Ed Liafet James Matthews Warren McAllen Stephen McClurg Roger McCush Terri McDowell Michael McKenzie Connie McMillan Rick McMillian Yvonne Melkowzki Connie Memidan Charlotte Minor Rita Modlin George Morey Kayla Morgan Greg Morlock Dale Morse Gladys Nelson Christy Nicholas Elaine Nicholls Chris Nixon Michael Norton Kathy Nunn Diana Pace Ronald Parrott Debbie Patee Patricia Pattern Michael J. Peery John Perkins Debbie Perry Gwen Petty Cathy Pioch Rodney Powell Sara Price Charles Pryor Mary Ann Rea Luann Reed Angela Rittman Tom Roe Marilyn Ross Nancy Rost Mark Roupe Deborah Sailor Tom Sayles Theresa Schnabel Lynda Schultz Michael Simerly Randy Simmon June Simmons Virginia Sims Linda Sisk David Snook Sandra Sorebo Way'man Spangler Susan Stacy Roseann Staudenmaier Sherri Steele Steven Steele Raymond Stock James Stoneburner janet Stuck Marsha Swanegan Janice Talbot Dianne Thompson Mike Thrasher Mike Thurn Nancy Tiller Laura Tucker Diana Turley Mike Varner v .. Jeff Yeakley Dawn Zimpfer Robert Vaughan Bob Vecchione Bob VonKaenel Debra Waller Kathy Waller Regina Walters Claudia Washington Phil Weaver Michael Wells Dennis Williams Lonnie Williams James Wilson Marilyn Winger Cindy Worthen Buddy Wuest Sophomores I 208 Stan Fletchall Wes Fountain William Gahbert Francis Gaume Linda Gerstner Melody Geyer Roselee Gibson Linda Grant Chris Gray Barhara Hankins Belinda Hannah Gary Hansen Virginia Hanway james Hartigan Randy Haskins William Healey Deborah Herbster Cheryl Hughes Dennis Hughes Sam Irwin Randall Jeffries Valerie Johnson Debra Kaggy Sharon Karns Molly Kelley Nancy Kendel Lois Kiefer Waunita Kowitz Lora Kurz Jamie Lansford Linda Sue Lealce Lorie Liechti Debbie Lipira Elizabeth Marek Teresa Martin John Marx Nona Mayfield Robert Mayfield Nancy McClanahan Maureen McGarrah Larry McKahan Sherry Michaels Joanne Millen Steve Miller Connie Millsap Ruth Mink Neta Neff Connie Neil ,lohn Nelson Jeffery Newton Arlene Nicholls Debbie Olds Diane Oliver Mary Uliwer ,loy Oswald Joseph Uwens Karen Paden Rhonda Partin Janis Peck Phyllis Pivkell Mary Ramsey Ronald Rankin Barbara Roach Peter Rost Wesley Rupe Charles Sailor Peggy Sawatzky Eva Scott Ron Scott Kathy Sealey Ron Sellmeyer Darrell Shelton Billie Simpson Steve Singer Marsha Skinner Jayne Sly Marian Swafford Letitia Ruth Thomas Ruth Thompson Graham Thorne Shirley Thornton Connie Tietsort Anna Trauernicht Randall Varner Paula Vertin Catherine Violett Randall Wagers Janice Walker Pam Walter Jimmy Wheeler ,Ioyce Whyte Larry Wilson Richard Wilson Shannon Wyatt Cheryl Wyvkoff Maxine Zimmerman Juniors julie Allaman Stephen Archer Jennifer Arehihald Janet Bailey Randall Baker Riehard Bangerter William Bangerter Kevin Beauford Sara Beaver Donna Bernina ,lane Bishop ,l.L. Bolton Cherie Borghoff Robert Brainerd Clarence Brewer Gregg Boswell David Byers James Canty Mike Clark ,l.C. Cote II Bob Cummings Cindy Delfs Rick Delis Cindy Dow Greg Downing David Elder Lyle Farris Tim Fields Linda Filkil Nancy Filmer ,lane Fisher Neal Foster Patricia Frank Peggy Frazier Michelle Gentry Shirley Gentry Linda Gill Joella Griffith Larry Grinstcad ,Ian Gruenkemeycr Robert Hartigan David Hickel Jack llillyard Patricia Jeffers Terri ,lcwett Dennis ,lirkovsky David Kneib Kristy Kretzer Karen Krumme Carla Lanham Becky Larkin Alicia Lee Bill Lipira Neil Long Sharon Lorance Roger Lower Rebecca Nlavkoy Frani Marek Melissa Markham Darlene fllason Sara lVlclii1ldy Nlikc Nlvliim Pamela Mcfllahill Dwight Meyer Sandra Miller Randy Morloek Kim Moss H. Keith Morris Harry Mullins Brenda Nlundell Ric-hard Meyers Don Norton Catherine Now ak Tom O'Brien Ill Pamela U'Dell Amelia Ulvera Roxanne Pendleton Stephen Price ills 11 PS+i:x'2 . r W1 4: 45., Ji? 6 2' 121 wig 1 W ,E wr L 1,58 2 4, 4 Richard Allen Michael Amer Denise Battles Connie Collins Doug Cook Stephen Cotter Debbie Dawson James Dodge Roger Ensley Dan Giannattasio Roger Gudenkauf David Hecker Brenda Hendrix Bryant Hertel James Hewins Bonnie Jackson David Jackson Larry Jones Brent Kuhnhenn Richard LaFollette Susan Land .lohn Lawrence Fred Madinger Margarett Nash Dwight Neal Larry Owens Richard Owens William Oyerly Linda Page Bernie Patterson Charles Pettijohn Robert Phelps Robert Ramaker Frederick Rathhurn Timothy Reynolds Kirk Richards .-J x Seniors Sam Worley., Jr. Louis Zeltner POST-GRADS Leslie Burger Nancy Kearnes Samuel Stuck Roger Rohrer Paul Rueckert Mary Saur Judy Schooler Richard Slater Warren Smith Donald Speer Karen Steele Nancie Thomas Patty Valentine David Wahl Mert Walker Nora Welliver Charles White Pamela Whitten Margo Wilson Teryl Wilson Kenneth Wollnick 6 535' ff rs ,fb xA N A NNW XM. A x ' Sw X N X. W X an X if X X, dr 5 If X X nw. ,1-M' S fr M Www Q 1 Mary Ullrich Exec. Secretarial Ruth Weigel Exec. Secretarial Mary York Nursing Mary Barkowski Nursing Dave Crownover Computer Science .loseph Dancer Elec. Eng.fTech. Dina Dombrowe Nursing Georgeanne Grove Nursing Howard Hackett Law Enforcement Barbara Harrell Nursing Jeanne Hoagland Nursing William Jasper Law Enforcement Robert Koch Nursing Dianna Livingston Nursing Carol Mavel Nursing Mary McBride Exec. Secretarial Connie Miller Exec. Secretarial Russel O'Hare ClericalfFinance Robert Page Law Enforcement Roxann Pannkuk Nursing Mary Punzo Nursing Leanna Ramseier Computer Science Sandy Rapp Nursing Mary Rasmussen Nursing Mary Siskey Nursing Dana Spiek Nursing Carolyn Thornton Nursing Nancy Triplet Clerical Cert. Associate Degree Graduates Ali Ahrahi Ind. Engineering Larry Anderson Elec. Engineering Marcella Atkison Social Work Janette Bahr Elem. Education Larry Ball Drafting Antonia Barbosa Elem. Education ,lack Beadling Elec. Engineering Sharrod Bibler Accounting Shirley Birch Bus. Education Claudia Black Elem. Education Jimmie Bledsoe Engfrfech. Joseph Bliley Pol. Science David Blondeau Social Work .ludy Blum Phys. Education Gary Bockelman Biology Mary Bolxay Nat. Science Michele Branson lVlusic Education Linda Brazelton Art Diana Brinton Elem. Education Ruth Brown Elem. Education William Brown Psychology Eddie Bullmaster Elec. Eng.fTech. Richard Callaway Nat. Science William Caton Pol. Science, Hist. Jill Christie Elem. Education Stanley Clark SociologyfHist. David Clevenger Bus. Admin. David Cox Social Work Donna Curran Phys. Education William Davis Business Baccalaureate Degree Graduates Lois Dick Computer Science Danny Dickerson Phys. Education David Donelson RhetoricfPub. Address James Downey Agricultural Bus. John Duke Business Ruby Dunham Elem. Education Sandra Dykes Social Work James Emmons Management Nancy Evans Elem. Education Sherrill Fankhauser English Chris Faros Phys. Education Lila Fitzgerald Mathematics John Fleck Law Enforcement! Soc. Studies Marjorie Fletcher Business Ed. Richard Flint Phys. Education Harley Freeman III Business Admin.f Marketing Dennis Gentzell Education Roseanna Graves Soc. SciencefHistory Brenda Gray Theatre George Green Elec. Eng.fTech. Richard Gregory Law Enforcement Holly Haan English Khosrow Haghirian Construction Stephen Hallman Business Patresa Hanway Elem. Education Nancy Harris Elem. Education John Hauck Chemistry W. Wayne Hawley, Jr. Business Management Roger Heard Elec. Eng.fTech. Barry Heidemann Ind. Technology 9 Danette Herdlinger Social Work Ivan Herpel Business Admin. Carol Hill Secd. Ed.fEnglish Clifford Hill Business Ed. Roger Horn AccountingfEcon. Donna Hughes Accounting Pamela Hughes Psy.fS0c. Nancy Hutchcraft Elem. Education Bruce Jacobson Pol. Science!Hist. Jeannette Jeschke Business Ed. Charles Jones Phys. Education Rohert Jones Economics Pamela Kieber Special Ed. Gary King Social Work Albert Klawuhn Business Admin. Ronald Koozer Math.!Econ. Charles Kraft Business Admin. Carolyn Lawson Elem. Education Bonnie Leather Elem. Education Nancy Leclere Elem. Education Janet Lieffring Special Education Robert Lock Hist.fPol. Science Stephen Lower Mathematics Robert Lutz AccountingfEcon. Lawrence Macha Civil Eng.fDrafting! Design Jack Malotte Law Enforcement Cody Mayfield Psychology Venny Mayfield Secd. Education Jennifer Mazur Business Management Janet McNeely Business Admin. Lawrence McQuerry Accounting Karen Miller Computer Science Sandy Miller Social Work Dixie Molloy Accounting Martha Moody Math.fEducation John Morin Econ.fManagement Debbie Norman Elem. Education Cherry Oertwig Elem. Education Don Oliver Psychology Karen Pennington Elem. Education Richard Pfaff Business Admin. Deborah Polleck Nautral Science Lowell Premer Accounting Joann Ranes Elem. Education Mary Ann Ray Marketing Patrick Readenour Agriculture Mary Reno Accounting Jerry Reochke Marketing!Bus. Ad. Thomas Rice Computer Science Terry Ringot Civil and Building Gaye Roberts Sociology John Rockers History Bonny Rogers Spec. Education-EM Jim Rook Marketing Ken Rosenhauer English Ray Schildknecht Bus. Admin.!Acc. Donald Sealey Agriculture Rickey Shackelford Bus. Ad.fAcc. Robert Sharp Accounting Cheryl Shea Social Work R Martha Sherman Elem. Music Education Rita Sigrist Elem. Education Carol Simpson Social Work Deborah Singleton Phys. Education Dorthy Southard Elem. Education Dale Stagner Accounting Gerald Stock Chemistry Dale Stockton Accounting Jerry Stone Electronics Patricia Swartz Sociology Richard Sweet Electronic Tech. Michael Swope Economics John Thedinga Business Management Sharon Thompson Elem. Education Rhonda Van Hoozer Psychology Paula Wolf English Mike Velder Economics William Walker Biology Richard Warner Elem. Education Melba Sue Watson Spec, Education Stan Weston Phys. Education Janice Wiedmaier English Victoria Williams English Donna Wiltz Social Work Mike Wolfe Phys. Education Richard Wray Psychology Robert Wright ElectronicsfBusiness Frances Zimmerman Bus. Administration It began with breakfast P 4 then rehearsal and, finally, the great event . . . GRADUA TION ii ,QT 3 N I 6 X.-MZ' May 16 marked a most important day at MWSC. The graduates were ending their years as students, and honors filled the day to emphasize the event. The MWSC Alumni Association hosted a breakfast at the College Center. Rear Admiral Herschel J. Goldberg of the Junior College Class of '31 addressed the guests on the subject, Wfhe Winds of Change. He urged the graduates to get into government. After a reception, the graduates took their places in the processional. Missouri Senator Thomas F. Eagleton, guest of honor for the evening, addressed the several thousands at- tending on various political topics. Eagleton urged citizen participation as essential to the survival of democracy. X. ag 3 . I , VH' gs MWSC awarded 529 degrees at this year's Commencement. Forty-four students graduated with honors. Martha Moody of Plattsburg graduated summa cum laude with a perfect 4.0 four-year record. Susan K. Allen of Cameron and Mary Reno of Pattonsburg earned highest honors with a 3.9 grade point average. Ten students, with 3.75 to 3.8 grade point averages, were awarded magna cum laude degrees. These were Denise Bartles, Mary Ann Bokay, William G. Brown, Mark Hendrickson, Carol Jean Hill, Lois Merritt Kraft, and Louis Zeltner- all of St. Josephg Lois J. Dick, Kansas City, Mo., Sherrill Frankhauser, Cosby, and Donna Jackson, Maysville. Thirty students, with 3.5 to 3.74 grade point averages, earned cum laude degrees. Unique this year was a posthumous honorary degree presented to the daughters of DeSoto McCabe, Sr., who died February 23 while pursuing studies toward his bachelor's degree. f ' , if H U Sf ..,yy.y 3, fl' Af-my 4 From the president . . . The academic year 1973-74 at Missouri Western State College was significant for many reasons, not least of which was that more degrees-529-were awarded during this period than ever before in the institution's history. But more importantly, perhaps the year will be one to remember not for the degrees awarded, but for the students who received them. These men and women are the students who helped Missouri Western State College grow during its formative years, who have helped mold our college, who have left their indelible influence on the direc- tion MWSC will take in the years to come. To paraphrase the words of the late Sir Winston Churchill, 1973-74 for the graduating class may have been the beginning of the end of their formal educationg but for Missouri Western State College their departure marks the end of our new beginning as a state four- year college. -Dr. Marvin O. Loonu A Y I 4 gtal a ' .fa y v M: V EQ a 'lc , Dx ax ln I 1 Q if W - - M iitti N' .S-ffl E Q :.sff5?si'f 'O . Q, LM L l 7 7 o s 3 y Admmzs tra twn ' A if fy .V ' liflig 5:1-T ' ff if IQ o wif 2 1 s X 228 ' 'gb' if H I y y-. 19.1 A New Vice-President were nw vffff E MWSC has a new vice-president. Dr. Robert J. Nelson succeeds Dr. Lyle Boyles as Vice-President of Academic Affairs. Dr. Nelson earned his Ph.D. at Purdue University in 1969 He then joined the faculty at St. Cloud State College. In 1971 Dr. Nelson became the Assistant Dean of the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the same College. More Vice-p res idents fs' Mr. George Ashworth Dr. Nolan Morrison Vive-president of Administrative Affairs Yil'0-president of Student Affairs Mr. Kenneth Hawk Yiuc-president of Business Affairs me M , 'S y ,MM 7, Q mah L W5 Z 'f ev if ,fffwvf V V' ,i ,wg ,A f f' f l ui 'if ' if in I I 4 Zia ,wwe ' ., f, ',,i3:'i' 2, W fe, ,We , 4, . 'G viii Divisional Deans 4 iffy , ?Mm4 ,,' Y 3 lg' EMM F-1' qgilZi,'qg7QjV .51 V V' 'am ,-5 Qu, 'f 'fi A Q yn 4 : fb Kari f, W ' Y Zf 4' 4 If if V Y Lu 'I Dr. Charles Coyne 113, My ,Mif,4l,g4,5l'jg Education and Psychology Dr. Conrad Bensyl Career Studies and Community Services Dr, Bob R. Scott Interim Dean of Administrative and Applied Science Liberal Arts and Sciences y 231 Q M M 4' WV? lr ,.' K, V - gif K, Faculty Senate Warren Chelline, president Fran Quammen, vice-president Geof Segebarth, secretary Jim Bruce Lynn Cundiff Nancy Edwards Dr. Monte Giles Charles Grimsley Jay Kirby Dr. Karl Klose Mike McIntosh Jim Pettijohn Betty Phelan Dr. Ellis Shutts Bob Spaulding In WM we From the secretary . . The Faculty Senate, as a governance group at MWSC, serves as an advocate of the faculty and its interests. This year, the Senate submitted proposals regarding reform of the governance process, academic regulations and standards, and revisions of the General Education package Significant revisions in the salary schedule and faculty workload were proposed. A number of curriculum modifications were also instituted. -Geof Segebarth 4 -W1-ff. mg? Q 1' 2 kk A 5 .. f fiskg I . :diem Q 4 ,. V1 :ga g y- f iiYi lR as X N N, QF? F 4: N X xr we-is QQNQN '33 --N 23 9 'K qpqpqncnnw 1 1 ,xy ,,. 4 w Hi ! ,,, W vi, f 1, 9 . ' ' 0 3 'f 9 Q Q 5 w , g ,, l , I' I Q 4 J Y '7 Y , li ,X N li 7' 7 ,w-041' ,,,,,w 44 A' '-4 'N ' WH I, Q 5 12 1 , I an 1 5 1 'W 1 3 N12 Eg af ff, . 4 fi 2 5 F a kg ,S,,2, Q i Q2 E EV Q it 2 ,Q ii 5 z J, N' . gf . 54 Q K rf lf tg. 5' Q 5' Ft N. ,ss an From the co-editors . . It's a great feeling to fling the last load of deadlines across the mail counter. lt makes you want to climb a flagpole, jog up and down a mountain ridge, or tum-Q ble into a haystark and let the laws of gravity take control. But after the fling comes reflection. This is our second year as editors. The first book was a toss up, in our opinion, but it provided experience. The 1973-74 GRIFFON is an improvements---at least we feel comfortable, and it was more fun doing it. Next year's book is already in the planning. Hopefully, it will be even better and involve greater sudent participation. We are excited about it. We look upon our work as a service. 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V-I. lun: tooo 52500. 19Jl12E1. r.lofv. 1213 zu-fm .mr s:ao F055 '67 Econo vnn.'BI: 6 mfrs. lmmlC.S1M1Ql5139-1 PHD . 304-996 0 D '72 E 00 V-I Sfk. 16M ml. Pr. DW. 12330BN1. 386-0137 IVIIJWKHGI DODGE '65:':65'Flssonofr Vilifolfii reblf. iss., xlnf. cond. Bn? olfsr over S . 114221 Pfbhl. 71415390331 if USED BUSES. ulnoln tu' lthtol or mofor homo. 12500 ua Roos n Llnn. Trucks Wanlod III1 6 F6Z 1T?6'??uc'1E: -Pay Top Dollar- FORD '64 Econollne Van wlrblf. mtv Ofr. Prlbfv. 1EAW0201 472-525 FDRD '67 ECONO-Van loauvv lou Silo Drlco 1UUY0741 dlr. 245-2244 FORD Ecollg. '63 5550. od. cond. Pr otv. 1BC5 2 821-900 MC '67. Roudv camo van conver ilon. V-I, outa irons. f1WTW116 1995. Dlr. 2137775-604 DME '67 Vin I Sid. 1 lon. S751 Fllf Cond. 1AAOl31 Prlvfv. U1-011' ARROW QHEVROLET LAND '- a.for,o. 11.1.6 ' Keith Marsh Chevrolet 3921 Frederick Avenue St. Joseph, Missouri Phone 232-7704 St. Joseph's Only Member of the Diamond Council of America. Your Assurance of Quality, Integrity and Value. 0 X11 ,,, J 11 NV o ewelgy GQ, Downtown: 702 Felix 279-1636 8:30-5:30 Daily East Hills: Main Mall 233-1319 10-9 Daily .noe OPTICAN Guwlmibeezl. Pmljuil DIAMONDS 245 lvirvf' lonertv, L Hwv., .9-255 Vet bar 5451000 546-7767 Bl 'I es Big water small price. otinefembsf sem ' 2131936.11133 5-TilI'7a'nches 1 to 6 Ac. S6500 to 510.590, Cat! Jehu Arndq. 2051 822-3525, res. 8052822-3419. Write Star Route 474, Tehachaoi ANTELOPE VALLEY 5350 LOVELY little solid white frame cu tags in Yreka, Ca. nr. cream Fri trees G mags. Walk to town. 315,01 pert. for slnale or retired. Owns 213354588 'LITTEE SHASTA VALLEY' A0 ac. narcei, Pines A meadow county rd. frontage, utils. avail.. N 'Q bdr., Shasta VU, For sale bv ovisb I YGCB- ' 'Ws 111 a .4 ommw. Gatewavt Coiu b BELLE l gi. sgkfgffgvshp.. arf 51ufSfg4fsSgZ1'2g , a ,V . arner V . - rv Dfl 3 90'9em'?,aC f5 5'W,g,f ,,'l,'l0'2'Q?fjiLAKE ormnne-asf. sm Ranch sf 3 GWH- C e'0' 90 mum' ' ooo ma im can 916153305729 f-i-55' dad, fiat land, good access, men? ......,..H.. V- . CVE Q! Joshuas, Govt. survev markers, BY 4 COMM. I ac, ME. S45I551ac. Mu 5,335 we wiv ONLY seso AN Qnghniligggg sen. Przlpw. saw -We -4 V2 Gfmi ' 'S275 per acre, 80 ac. level S farm lggeijggvilg Mogave Realty, Realtors 912-5225 1600 SIM HWY- ,wMQS.wff.SH'- lv 5aiJ '3eJR?,T Bo 5l2?51?f23, r.'Med-1Y 1i1'! -i27xi2fE'C5f Q m1f'trE65'?rvW. -4---A--4--vw----f--'M-5 pc. Call with wnite report. S850 ner oarcet. 2 ZQ, ag NO' Cambl? lb' Ulnggsfli ,f9'IU5f Callg,.Elff1-.W. ....m3UggZ?7f2 endow o ACREAGE sas DQWN sas Mo. - 4 539225 .WrfQ9s,seL5LE54e1.-..- .Q2l1tl.43?:.095.3 '?'2Q fsQ!fPe5M WMNU-i4m V A 6' wg... , ACTON sa Ac.-sasoo een Ac. 2 bg QALL rm, wma 4 Lake Prop. 8: tn. 555 MG. V , 2?M7.0.2 S?.33s4l2ell?'Ez'??X B3.'R a ea'6?i.'E2Zf LAKE CROWN? Swv TCTv'R557Y7iT5'v'Hi M'EtTRFe?.w555623 '23 Hgfefr,f25,fla,g'eQ,g,f54,Q,f,3ft',,f'n...g? 511322699 La Jana Bu., La Jana. 7141439-1651 3,0g'ded - 6 mg, jim , 2 an v.Nom,.,,M WMM-.ewwvmwwm-.WM M2331-Bncasfef 5365 Rovn.LE Lake-an aes. see ac Sktkyfibspltif FOR Sale--2112 ac. of level landfrifznsgglg Prop 555 3525220 -Zglgagwglleyvgngrmwii HnZg2?82?6 PINE Mtn view lot lmprovemen fafrf' .,31i5.AN WSE HEXEL '-'tLiD.,.. ln. 114x998-1128 570-691 NI-F-A INSURANCE The Friendliest Agent in Northwest Missouri AN G RVIN AGENCY 6404 King Hill Avenue Phone 238-1450 St. Joseph, Missouri . we still make house calls. 4:9564 . .sizkey ,wefgt 'if lb, mf RIGHT JEWELRY 502 Edmond Street St. Joseph, Missouri Phone 232-5744 Sijjilllliig..1i'i2QiQ2S1, M tilffsigilgifizg32223 N Lawews 4W342lLZ?1'Sgmifggxgggggfjgif3259063 Y B Ol' Y' 0 ' -..,,,..,.'............,..o,. ,.,.....L...h...,J.,..... SNACK BAR 2,202 vS,g5,lf'Q,W pQ'l.,d.!3uA. llllltlari I Ddhilruullbn 3804.12 UNE, U, Am,:,,5,,,d.,,. ,mb gg u ANAMOWEYAETO N RANCH WYMES ifftsfeazwiBamexzstria For the Right gii'gi vl'rl2p'rfT?fl ew 2'5 del LOAN l er swiss ciiiaiietilgpiifidv to aw-m.i V'L 4'uNarSasiPf!NvSP1'W7'W . call 213921-3487 ua u,M,fgqg.-,M MMV Miz, mgmgd. mr an ma! me 0,f,,,u, Wg, gbypkgesl bg,C,,d' ?igrjrrACab?tx5..pgaAEy,aLnt Watchi Dlamond 1 Jewelry , new perfumes-s ar uns, rxnanfirm. H OL LW 1 f A M,,,,,,M,, mx Sarnelf' 53000 mg- 4 ACE ffm WWWD Cwim. AW, fmmraifgiwe HON-5557426-U37 M120 U, efnmmc. S347.9fJ0-4155.600 fed In hues Dfzoartmenr stem WSIS YIOVPVYWHNY lmlflt Un 'Q 53JQf'g WM N 'W ' 'W 'Q ' Luwrv, Pont. nr. f'arf'wnnfCoII1 -an cufnwnle. 02-mfr will MACH 000- CSU MC WW l7'l3l...279153'lfP!'0PE!'TYMHBSZEMBM 3.08. zmff. mn fmw. fsminwi Ness. Smnll down, um AQI. V M ALA5 Dxornf. CO. ,,.,.,.,.,.......,.,,.,,.,..v.N.,..N..,.,..g WQNJ CG. gyrr figiafeaasgnevgsugls-t , T 'a f'r 5'7'Al'5l WPJWD DUWQSSPS Wt' W0'lf ' APPHOUSE SPEUALISTS is UNITS-Westwood No. of wa Dqlmq or-tial. ?20.0cfJ mm. Call for a buslvl ,, 2 wait 10 vmggg, mg 820,555 5160 i ...G Ws,.mlf.n, :Moen MANAQMQU .4.7H'f3. 7A Qsnims me us co. mu Education is a pair of tongs I A' do , 1 4 I as TO vb ,I ua l ff B ffl ' I f 0 l I i Qs. X V U 9 9 X Q Q ,,'ff 'A 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 hands if you 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 youre young. f'Q3f.v4 rf i , L J f Ze LIEHT 5 PHNER Ufwmf Tropical Fish and ou is or FiNs ..:'+::- AQ ARIA 3l5 North l7th Street St. Joseph, Missouri Phone 233-0542 'actorv direct'-are he U.S. bv mail or- ractory and save V1 9. Call 873-3345 for Rogersound Labs, Bl., Van Nuvs. 78f 1 ...., .... . . 599.95 QTEREO CENTER t BL, at 24TH ST. SQA . ....529L'i5.45,i - TER 0 SonE35T1D iam' T 1 .9 : mia Mme s a m-Sm F756 Audio P35562 rem me, Quad ani ars, 7 Ei?giiNil5iire 659-1707 ? EH'E'NE'T.K2 an na ERQOE Y 3484243 TAM' SEAS' LTCWN. 525 W. Sth ........iZ7:59Q est prices ln town. 776-7100: Pasadena e,I3!Lw9,9Bl:1?9? JN, 5575, DEMOS. N. Euclid, Anaheim 7w'772-QQQO SPECIAL SALE PLASTIC DRUMS A' 55 gailon with two 2 closure . Gu: for water 8- food storage. ig eacl Pick up at 15610 S. Main Sf., Geri! na 329-9 I 0 WEST COAST ANTIQUE GALLERTES See ftlp ' d d A tt ciasfuiiii, 5337 in? mf' SEND iiANnmTeTfv'S??ms STOE Close out. Will consion toiesfa xshidcregerenlfeedmbtislness og fm? een . an uu . ' NEWBURY I DI. inledlon mbidl MBCHSTII wlextras. Like NSW S8 .A mn mx ABBEY RENTS, Warehouse Sn Fri.. SAL L Sun. 10 a.rn. fain. 681 5. MARIPOSA, L.A., CALF. I CU! ld ch SS- lectofs Item. 82500. ' gli: draohonlc recelvent r, A snkrs. Must setl- Q-nm 223-1752 1 SFYSLEMTE: o u ixezwgltsasu ore-amn. In stock, JW SOUND Stereo 723-5635 FOR tuwest Drives on Sarong ans gmachs. can Phone :yin rs. 27 0 SONY TC530 + 12 bllnkdsgo gang? SMU6 Pr.lu1'v. - 3 W T L5--Sgt 1- jztassified Macninggviqiqffggagg MtmtlannousWan1od 88 mater. s. cggiggg is Mgii?ggQ:QQ97:3707 a is r. 7 EEZ? sei Sm-1115 sofa, off, tfmubles S me 939-aosm U55 S200 ic UQZTQHBQS L-10D's. Shure V-15, . mfaaz-vm s a. 124 both comm. r. sua. cn-. Ill-5-'Q WANTED-'SOUND QECORDCNG MACHINE THAT ECSQSTEI? HUMAN VOICE UN PA ER R L WRITE 'OR SEND BROCHURE P.0. BOX 5402 . Ja Legrillp :vw Jumbcs, em T Pnfpw. ln si. Pashdnna an-1 K i .f the velris. mi' iifanfii tifmniiwhm' wav. Oreaon. 563153129 TZTIQCUS lifhos wanted. Sanfffif, u tes, etc. Mr. Sean Rainier 14 t lat Lane, San Fran.. Ca. 54123 r d.C2l, MC 7505, eEbeP!'.!DiV. 271-B659 ' sw-sei. il cicias H v . Lane upgiiiiqggfiaraiegutiirgf i NCERELY YOURS AGENCY Wilsmrc. Bev. Hflls ?74-9356, X130 Nxgjgj given Wr'l8 -552003 Erfffv l 10,000-12,000 3 RETARY: Private and nermnal, hlef Executive Officer, AAAAE . Must have execullve exoerf-5 ln rranaemeryls for travel, ainmem anwoentments, and- V!'W!ii!1QS, , Forward dated rrsume to 51-x P-210, AIJOIPS Q ETARY eceptsonlst S7001 lslv Q-'H elk! Puhlfr: contarv, li. future! ICOM FREE NE ARENAGEFCY Si-llF'BUlLDlNG GENERAL FOREMAN SH lPWRlGHT Must be able to supervise Shlpwrighfs in all phases of steel hull construction and be familiar with mo- dule assembly erection. Aoolv to: lever Bw-r,..m.-,.E.,..55r'Tla. 1 TOCKMEN I LW ' Wm ' C MOSKATEL . ls rllrios for the Inllowlna lull l A seasonal nosillons: Stock Clerks lMEN 8. WOMEN1 Warehousemen Daytime. hoqrlv rate, frlnoe benz A free park ns, S l ADOIY in person lf: MOSKATEUS Y 733 S. San Julian 57. .,.....L!LA!'E?195.'.Q 1-l92li.... STOEKROOM CLERK. CAR FINAN IAL FEDERATION DN Y .Vkh Qall Personnel 624-1901 W t STOCK GIRL To assist salre r ..L. 31' OVER HALF A CENTURY IN ST. JOSEPH ,ms 2. K. :gm ff l: . ' - 'm-mmswwaxi-W AM.. V ? ffm- 5 J N r.E.. 6 H 6. .rlE. 5 rr www , , Convenient Mid-Town Location Frederick at 19th MIDWEST FEDERAL SAVINGS Founded 1923 Member FSLIC SPARTAN SPORTING GOODS, INC. 2311 Frederick Avenue St. Joseph, Missouri 18161 232-6763 St. Joseph's Most Complete Athletic Goods L I- 1401 N. Belt Highway St. Joseph, Missouri lNear Woolcoi YOUR ST. JOSEPH PHOTOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS ONANZA. lmm Wlhnif, Tom bBWY8l', TGUTBSY l 47 '1f' 'in A .v ffiif' nrc?'i:a'if66r Meri' it ' fl'lS FKVIVIIIMUI till: EU 3? xmx. Fiji if 9' '3311ss-rno Wriedr '8rTerry Bass Boats Merino Rude.. Bellflwlr 8601711 . 139 . l,2J,t6m. tr.M6'i'2 l. 512,900 or trade un VIBISQHQEYTTIYDFISBS 934554-7884 r . 1957 A ZA 7I4l492-059 . Load . , , 1 1-1143 TT faciiioryi mmf new name, full EN S-S WK AYS 21af4s2.1asv i: :ow OH lsded fcons. Prjntg. Mr: 31, 592-2979 ' W-Qiizmtli V35 'QA I ' 213-95645133 ISO SMOH 811000, Q sam. 7341546-4am 7 fgc, en?-islam In- A BERTRAM - F ND kDsl.l0+knn1l aug?-625-gin-JIS-3332 lflvbr. con- . , ' Acclaimed Best Ride. Rena ,flv Kattenbura. Dann Poln1V714l 1 M'SlLVERl.lNES, J ' wrom SAWYERSP k 1 D I r' Cod. rsss:rg2r s,vr emu. WET2' ' spin Fw . ig? s aifllo-rovzs. gilfgf-Sv fghl r dellvery baton the aber IV Holldlv. Outboards: lnbonrdslwi- '3' 5'EA'Bl6XrW3SA-fm I 10231 Venice Bl.. W.L.A. 870-4877 BAYLINER I -- FANTASY J Y 1..A.'s unseat l..:z:,r'rr' girrgrgssw Ur -'r'mW-- .7 ...A rr birifgnirnko A ' ' fvI my -1 6 A f ift h s 6u'fFI?gGA?1Mk SAUZIITASY f?I!b'- 131 5:5132 '29!.m...1!:g.?r......'7'. 'mi .1 'V w S' J JOHNS N Vgfbrfar mmm 'rg gsencu3Wl.pm mr.. Ken emu f V - an anim,-9,5 lt I A, L .exhaust I troll .A L l VV - , .Vw , A Nw I 6. zLs.SEtiMiri'lzsm lf ii - vi . . . 6ff.Mu:E6m nm wsm4.Pr.1 mu mm mfr. , . , up G C J Afgm- Qrpw -ps rf '5'yg51w. ilsl A lR RFORM A4-WR! D A I I ' S 6. C W UMW in rEi,'ffffk.fl.Hil6f..6fflsE I f 'kl'l0BlEtCATs 1 ailing! as nr. 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Has 1-5!-1 vacuum NW An American Water Works System Company 2707 Pembroke Lane H V ,e, St. Joseph, Mieeeuri 64506 lu- THE sT. JOSEPH ATER seg. CO AN THE ORRIS PLAN COMPAN Established 1916 PlAN IIE A good place to get money . . . A good place to keep money 502 Francis Street St. Joseph, Missouri m fm- c-H anew wernr'm.at es.i 's:,.::e:: e3'-ff 'W' lYflEAL Th n H. H 7l '? 'i mm, for sonar ima f. O O 9-een.: 'S 'gn-one n n QZQLQQE 'k PR N QYSIEPANS. Acuuuncfurc. fin sun PLATER hard chrome-mug! be able . Nm. Mnaneer ' uiuszlgggcmafaavw same. rrisgqegseee Co. ' l ER s s woot! ' rn V 772,323 1 ' ., Q 1555? NE. A dl . J tu B' E X . 1 g backaround desire nM A D- ,foffniifl-.,B,1g: G?521.ose:h121ng5el brtllfglynxlwgeessiagrv. iangfwgx am! . V 'JL' ' '- ' c asms. on av 4 , Z , IV. I sharIn566lirx6:3M3Pgg' Road SOUTH GATE, jfarn more and Learn More :seem eioeyeeywgpyfs, A A A 2Qaf:,sf:'L: z.,fsvmzzsinrxskaazzss PRODUCTION MANAGER ' A m n fs ', i 3. 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A-DEVOTION BiAZURE STARS C-NOCTUHNE D- SURF STAR 710 Fsux Sr JosEPH. Mo. 233-4488 102 SOUTH FIFTH STREET SAVANNAH, Mo. 324-4054 Itou site on briv. rd. Views. Lov. cusl, lkr. Toltree MZLEQ lLLS Leisure hornes. Countrv club llvuns. 7147493-7760 4942 1evel 4 br. + bonus, CHURCH C6mD9I'0UI'1d. Forest Falls, .5'llR':91 I'-. 7W5?1'956?1 7Wl'?i?Bi? Uviife i55Y'1o5TQ' PASS' 'Roblesf 'Cali sgoocegs wEl.coMe RENTALS Big Bear Lake 8 Vic. 5409 FAWNSKIN 4 bdr, 2 full ba. 529,950 Cholce of 6 cabins. Under 545,000 Lots S2750 ub. Waterfronts 516,950 un New List!Mans!Rentals. Box 275 jig Bear Lake 7l4!866-3484 585-224 LAKE slde lots, 5l2,950. U finish Cha- BEAUTKFUL OAK GLEN Oak Glen Absle Orchard In commer- cial producllon nlus 1000 new trees. For Sale-all or part, starting at 52,4 000 ber acre. Excellent terms. Sale includes eduioment 8. buildings. In- come and tax benefits avallable this vear. Situated nigh above Southern Wanted tt GAR. ant. o shire, Los man. No Times. 'SGL. YTIQ E 2 br hse let. 56900. Spencer R.E., Bx. 2828, C I-f - . Al, - I pref, Unfu 9 Urs Sc7r1i?5Q,i'g2-,'f Eigwzieaf-t K d TY seaasooiingarismggon. Eallngiiv vffiize? -394-3947 H! nca w en er nr a e. v MARRIED uourrry 5.00 f turn. Sll,900. Kent Realtv. Box 660, 8' bd, 951, h ' BBL, 92315 714!B66-4m R d'P.lg. BgxV?8q72373 1321 Cglurr 71 E an S1 B I . '- X,'1'pgg?,I?,QQf,512fQ'g'ViiJaclitiHiti1l?GP'1-in.1ami mst- 1714 of 7944566 m.sN:.:1 lcv. fenced, mr-erv 5 175 to 300 acs. farm land .binds . county. Below mkt. SACRIFI-.Et Must leave s,a1e. 1,3 for Iss ai Inyokem Cam Ahundam PROF'S, w tails 8. annomt. send ac. forested. Owner. 2137860-Ng? wam-fa' mo H 2 MENS game spklr br., study U-: Bo---llx 'Has' Tunes MUST Sell 930 Sq 2 SW' Moonriqge llnes good clirnafe, good soil, on --fenced Var f if 53901 if bfi' 523100..9.fU,w. '......,...71'U866'7524f.5B.5.iiQ paved rd., RR, bwr., etc. Grow al- VXAJIT 2 COVWUV' el' V 053 ' falfa etc. Gross S500 ber ac. 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IJISVOIAINT WI IH MWSC' IIJ Z if UPIEN I0 AAM. - '-AA 1- 1 4 'Z fl ACTIVITIES Black Culture Week, 106-1073 Bloodmobile, 1793 Canoe Trip, 104-1053 Concerts, 110- 1133 Faculty Banquet, 118-1193 Homecom- ing, 90-973 Introduction, 88-893 The Lark, 130-1333 MENC Play, 116-1173 Midsummer Night's Dream, 138-1413 Miss St. joseph, 188-1893 Phi Beta Lambda, Veblen Politico Picnic, 1812 Press Banquet, 182-1831 The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, 122-1253 Puppetry, 102-103g Rathskeller, 103-1093 Sigma Kappa Bridal Show, 1801 Social Work Seminar, 174-1773 Speakers, 114-1153 Surgery, 1783 Sweetheart Dance, 98-101 ADMINISTRATION Divisional Deans, 2313 Faculty Senate, 232- 2333 President, 2283 Vice-Presidents, 229- 230 ADS, 242-253 CASUALS Administration, 29, 223, 228-2313 Faculty, 17, 27, 37, 48, 60, 63, 68-70,103,118-119,122- 129, 157, 163,166, 172,174, 182-183, 190-199, 205, 210, 215, 227, 232-233, 245-2471 Staff, 8, 16, 80-81, 87, 109,118-119, 164,183, 192-193, 238,250,2543 Students, 4-13,16-31,78-89,92- 97, 100-103, 106-109, 134-137, 142-151, 154- 157, 159, 167,174-187, 189, 200, 205-207, 210, 212-213, 215, 223-227, 234-239, 240-244, 246- 249, 251,253 CLASSES Freshman, 201-205, Graduates, 217-2221 Juniors, 210-2133 Seniors, 214-2153 Sophomores, 206-209 CREDITS, 15 DRAMA From This Moment On, 116-1173 The Lark, 130-1333 Midsummer Night's Dream, 138-1412 The Prime of Miss .lean Brodie, 122-124 EDITOR'S PAGE, 240-241 FINE ARTS Art,120-121,134-1373 Drama, 116-117,122- Index 124,130-133,138-1413 Introduction, 120-1213 Music, 120-121,126-129 GRADUATES Associate Degree Graduates, 2173 Bac calaureate Graduates, 218-2222 Graduation 216, 223-227 HOUSING Apartment Living, 84-853City Life, 82-833 Country Life, 861 Foreign Students, 871 In- troduction, 78-793 Resident Students, 80-81 Trailer Life, 86-87 LOGO, 14 ORGANIZATIONS Delta Zeta, 1713 Griffon News Staff, 154 1573 Griffon Yearbook Staff, 148-1513 Inter- national Students, 1643 Introduction, 142- 1433 Journalism, 1613 Jus Deliberandi, 1583 Lambda Chi Alpha, 1673 Phi Beta Lambda 1813 Phi Mu, 1693 Rotatact, 1622 Sigma Kap- pa, 1803 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 104-105, 1683 Sigma Tau Delta, 1653 Social Work, 1633 Student Government Association, 144-1453 SMSTA, 1723 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 1703 Veblen Politico, 166,181 PUBLICATIONS Griffon News, 154-1573 Griffon Yearbook 148-1513 Icarus, 152-153 Biology, 1593 College Center Board, 1463 Computer Science, 160Q Crescents, 1733 --ww ef 5 Q ,, : wQ -- Z if ,W iw, ,, ., gf f Qwfiru- I l 6,1226 Q . 2 W w V If 4 1 f 'if yy, I 1. , ' 1 ,, 19464341 1 Z l ,JM it ' 'T W' ,Q ,, f g ,-f, ,,f--,: f .M ,L im, fa SPE.-XRERS Ralph Abernathy, 115, Thomas Eagleton, 225,227, Jerry Litton, 114, John Master- man, 182, Tom Noel, 114, Barbara Wiald 115 SPORTS Baseball, 68-75, Basketball, 42-53, Cheerleaders, 76-77: Football, 34-41, Golf, 60, Intramurals, 64-67, Introduction, 32-33, Judo, 62-63, Swimming, 61, Tennis, 58-59, Track, 54-57 TABLE OF CONTENTS, 14 THEME Color and Copy, 18-31, Illustrated, 1-13,18 31 s I W0 1-un do what wc' want to ilu, dl'1'0l'l1'lllSll what we- want In uvcomplisli, attain any rvasmialrlc- olrjvs-lin' wc may han 1- in mi Not all of a SlIlllll'Il, perhaps. not in um' swift anal swvvping avi ol' zu'liivu'nu-nl llul 'wwe' van do il gl'illllI2llly slay hy clay aml play liy play- ll' wc' want lo flo il. ll' wi' will In do il, ll' wx- work In ilu il, ovvr il sul'l'i1'if'nIly long pvriml nl' limv. william lmlle-r 6 gg 1 Q,-i,I. 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