Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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TWENTY-FOUR 1942 FRANCES RICKABAUGH - Bozo Club. MARJORIE ROBERSON-Al- pha Pi Epsilon, Red Hots. JANETTE R O G E R S-P hi Theta Kappa, N. G. N., Mir- ror Editor, Red Hots. MARY SCHEINER-Red Hots, Kappa Phi Delt-a, Mirror, Theta Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Pi Epsilon. ED SIN GLETON- FREDA STEWART - R e d Hots, Alpha Pi Epsilon, Theta Kappa Epsilon. IMOJ EAN STEWART- MARTHA STORY-Red Hot President, Art Club, Interna- tional Relations. GENEVIEVE TALLEN- KAULA TALLEN- JEAN TAYLOR - Phi Theta Kappa President, Interna- tional Relations. MILDRED THORNBURG - Red Hots. KENNETH VANCE-PhiTheta Kappa, Brothers Ox, Lambda Alpha Beta, Kappa Phi Delta, Band. MELVIN WALLA-CE-M Club, Brothers Ox. BOB WEIS-Brothers Ox, Mu Omega, M. Club, Interna- tional Relations, Bozo, Kappa Alpha Phi. HAROLD WELCH -- Interna- tional Relations. C. E. ZAHL-Phi Theta Kappa. HIRLEY HENDERSON- CNo Picturep

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1942 FRANK HOLMAN - Lambda Alpha Beta, Delta Psi Omega, Masquers, Mojuco, Student Council. EARL HOWEY-Kappa Phi Delta, Band, International Relations, Bozo, Lambda A1- pha Beta, Choir. STANLEY ISLE - Student President, Student Council, Brothers Ox, Mu Omega, Kappa Phi Delta, Interna- tional Relations, Mirror. ED KAMINSKI-M. Club, Mu Omega, Kappa Alpha Phi. DOROTHY LANGFORD- Kappa Phi Delta, ' Phi Theta Kappa, Red Hots. GEORGE LEWIS- CELESTINE LLOYD-N. G. N., Kappa Phi Delta, Choir, Delta Psi Omega, Red Hots. MARY ANN LYNCH-Red Hots. MARY SUE MEALS - Red I-Iots. JOSEPHINE MELLINGER- Red Hots. NATALIE MILES-Red Hots, ThetifKappa Epsilon. MARJORIE MYERS -- Red Hots, Ye Merrie Stenoes. MARY MCCORMICK-Mojuco, Red Hots, Phi Theta Kappa. DELBERT MCLAUGHLIN - Kappa Phi Delta, Band, Choir. MARY FRANCES NOEL-Red Hots, N. G. N., Mu Omega. RONALD PAMPERL- ARTHUR RAMSEY - Phi Theta Kappa, Lambda Alpha Beta, Delta Psi Omega, Mas- quers. BETTY . ANN RICHEY-Red Hots, Student Council. TVVENTY-THREE

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lHlSlNIllH'S Illlllll We, the seniors of 1942, are the latest to- be graduated from Moberly junior College. Many of us have spent four years at M. J. C.g some only two. But whether two or four years, we all are co-nscious of, and deeply grateful f-or, the innumerable oppor- tunities this college has offered us. If there be any among us who did not grasp these opportunities as they appeared, the consequences of their shortcom- ings must be faced by them and them alone. We seniors, having during the past few years turned from boys into men, fr-om girls into wo-men, know and realize the responsibilities that lie ahead of us, that we must now shoulder. But, just as we all have strived to do in. our work and in our play here, we will endeavor to do now-face our prob- lems squarely, solve them squarely, If, in the past, some of us have slipped, if we did not reach the heights we desired to reach, we are not going to allow these temporary impedi- ments to affect our future actions-in any way. We, the seniors of 1942, as we now step forth into a new and different world, are going to keep these thoughts f-oremost in our minds: It's not the past, but what we do with the years that lie ahead that matters. We have much to accomplish, and, with God's help, we feel we can accomplish muchf' ' -ROBERT R. BUUSMAN. TWENTY-FIVE