Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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These are the members of the class of 1943. Four years ago there were one hundred and eighty-four who made their debuts on this new stage. They were filled with ambition, enthusiasm and a little fear. Each day brought a new challenge, each week fresh stimulation, and each year found them more developed. They arrived as a nondescript group of amateurs, but they have emerged as individual personalities. Rex Scott . . . student body president . . . orator . . . debater . . . actor; Jim Shedd . . . promoter of social activities ... a member of the King’s Men and Parkollegians . . . junior class president. . . president of Parchies; Joe Schoggen . . . Stylus editor . . . Lowell president . . . leader of the band. . . Copley president; Charles Sciangula. . . student par excellence. . . Orion and Philosophy Club presidents; Mary Slabotsky . . . chief of all women’s work . . . political and social leader . . . Sweetheart of Blue and Blue in 1942; Dave Teener, Howard Anderson, Don Van Devander, Keck Moyer . . . outstanding athletes; Bob Taylor . . . industrial work supervisor . . . class president; Art Campbell, Phyl Taylor, Paul Griffith . . . mu¬ sicians; Lucille Crawford, Alice Kagey, Janet Murray . . . actresses; John Burton . . . orator and philosopher; Kim Kaiser . . . mathematician; Everett Porter . . . journalist and student; Bob Thorp ... a minister; Dorothy Roberts . . . political scientist . . . W.S.G.A. president . . . actress; Charlene Schwenk . . . social committee chairman . . . beauty queen . . . Callio president. These and all the rest of the members of the class of 1943 are stepping into a world torn with conflict . . . eager, strong, confident. President: Taylor, Robert Biology Vice-President: Filson, Lawrence Business Administration Secretary: Schwenk, Charlene Sociology Treasurer: Bedient, Philip Mathematics Gouveneur, New York Lowell Chicago, Ill. Parchevard Tillamook, Oregon Callioean Evansville, Ind. Lowell 10