Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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A Todd, Shedd, Brown. Black, Brooks Hoffman, Eskridge, Griswold, Helms, Smith, McLaren, Rankir Iwasaki, Hall, Justus, Vincent, Phillips, Eells . S. emord. ruarif, CLASS OFFICERS Martha Vincent . President Eloise Todd ... .Vice-President Maxine Brooks . Secretary-Treasurer Black, Helen Harris Hominy, Oklahoma Biology Brooks, V. Maxine N. Kansas City, Mo. History Brown, Jean Verna Grant City, Mo. Honors Work Eells, Helen Kathleen Ponca City, Okla. Social Sciences Eskridge, Martha Ann Florence, Colorado Biology Frazier, Gordon (V-12) Sparks, Nevada Social Sciences Griswold, Stephen A. Bozeman, Montana Social Sciences Hall, Betty Gail Fort Smith, Arkansas Speech Helms, Velma Jean Kansas City, Mo. Sociology Hoffman, Ann A. Upper Darby, Penn. Natural Science Iwasaki, Fumie Heart Mountain, Wyo. English Literature Justus, Ann Kroeck Smithville, Mo. English Literature McLaren, Nina Rose Springfield, Ill Home Economics Phillips, Joann Montaldo Joplin, Mo. Speech Rankin, Mary Jane Newton, Kansas Home Economics Riley, James William Parkville, Mo. Mathematics Shedd, Margaret Anthon, Iowa History Smith, Harold F. Kansas City, Mo. History Todd, Eloise Minneapolis, Kansas Business Administration Vincent, Martha S. Wichita, Kansas Sociology Not Pictured Burton, John David Frazier, Gordon (V-12) McMasters, Donald (V-5) McMasters, Clyde (V-5) Riley, James William Moyes, Marion Lee CLASS WILL Helen Black dissolves partnership of Black- Hemstreet, wills it to anyone who needs extra cash during senior year. Maxine Brooks wills the Park College school bus to Jennee Searles . . . after the duration. Jean Brown wills her knowledge of the shrew (her honors thesis) to Gerry Lee Morton. Helen Eells wills Bob Baker (and his tickling mustache) to “Skip” Shannon. Martha Eskridge wills the organ bench to “Mac” McConaughy. Betty Hall wills Barney, her dancing part¬ ner, to Betty Wolf. Velma Jean Helms wills her athletic abil¬ ity to Louise Turner. Ann Hoffman leaves her acting ability to Elaine Harris. Fumie Iivasaki wills her amiable disposi¬ tion to Peacock; her recessive height to Howard Gotelli. Ann Justus wills her roommate, M. H. Wharton to another married woman, Helen Slagle Griffith. “Cherry ” McLaren wills her man-catching, prize-winning cherry pie recipe to “Mil” Nickless. Jody Phillips leaves nothing to anyone: she needs all she has for when she gets to California!

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— for t. th.e Stu.cLe.rLta PAP.O fTX UD CALL10PE.-NJ t Calliopean: (hack rote, left to right) Glaum, Carnahan. Gray, Detweiller, Perry. A. Davis Covey, Reid, Jones, H. Todd, Joseph, Gant, Morgan Peterson, Grigg, Irwin, Black, Shannon, Peeke, Small, Nagao Imes; Runnels; Emily Davis, treasurer; Carol Shedd, presi¬ dent; Eloise Todd, vice-president; Dorrell; Hoffman. Lowell: James, Finch McKenna, Huber, Roseman, Hamburg, Fifer Abercrombie, Christensen, Musgrave, Swardson, Kamitsuka. Reinke Robinson, R. Wallace, Martin, Rothstein, Hargis, Jones, Brackett H. Wallace; Webster, secretary-treasurer; Scboggen, presi¬ dent; Smith; Iwasaki, vice-president; Morrison Aurora: Henderson. Nelson. Trestrail, Condron, Douglas Baxter. Wilson, Root, Wood, Harris. Lafoon. Keller, Buchanan King, Martin. Okida, Malmquist. Whitney, Turner. Berlin, Freund, Barnett. L. Turner Oberhelman, Treeman, Piper, Fortune, McComb, Watson. Helms. Shepherd. Keller, Hsi, Christman Thomas; Toliver, secretary; Phillips; Hart, vice-president; Howell, president; Naeve; McConaughy; Evans; Mrs. E. J. Howenstine, adviser A ot pictured : Burnidge, treasurer Parcheyard: Powelson, Grifone, Reynales. Brogno Yamamoto, secretary-treasurer; Airey, president; Griswold, vice-president; Kamitsuka Lucerne: White. Maier, Banks. Snoddv, Schone Gaiser. Blair. Harwood, Burgess. Hawley, Purnell Shugart. McIntyre, Langley, Hargraves. Trautwein, Huffman, Peake Crans, Glidden. Olsen. Mossey, Marchand, Cumpsten, Hsi McHenry; Helmke; Hall; Vincent; Rankin, president; Fil- son; McLaren; Grimm Orion : Simpson. Rippey, Carrick. Manley. Browning McLaren: Goodenberger, secretary-treasurer; Mori, vice-presi¬ dent; Schoolfield A ot pictured : Hernandez, president

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personality Kiny and Queen, Harold “Smitty Smith and Betty Gail Hall reigned at the mid ' winter senior dance. “Smitty ” will be best remem ' bered as chief of Park’s plumbing force, while Betty Gail’s speech work marks her Park career. Mary Jane Rankin wills her “senior legs ' ’ to Muriel Mossey. Peg Shedd wills her aptitude for foreign languages to . . . well, we’ll leave that up to Emil. Eloise Todd wills her frequency of change to Peggy McHenry. Marty Vincent shares her ability to be faithful to one man w T ith Sankey and Jean Thomas. Steve Griswold wills his athletic ability to the Parchies. Jimmy Riley leaves his convertible to Laurel Fry on the condition that he remains true to Mary Carolyn Weir. Marion Moyes wills his mustache to “our- boy” John “Gangway, I ' m-on-the-social- committee” Rothstein. “ Smitty” wills his dorm technique gained while on the plumbing force to Dave Larson. Gordon Frazier wills his variety of interest at Park to Peter B. Hill. (signed) Seniors, February ' , ’44 WL WL Chosen for their qualities of lead¬ ership, character, scholarship, and potentialities for usefulness to busi¬ ness and society, the following will be included in this year’s edition of Who ' s Who Among Students iti American Lniversities and Colleges: Jean Brown, John Burton, Donald McMasters, Betty Ann Myers, Marie Pangborn, Jody Phillips, Mary Jane Rankin. Majorie Rosay, Walter Sil- vernail, and Howard allace. Mot pictured : Ann Hoffman.