Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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JAMES H. CRAWFORD, former Parche- vard president and basketball captain, holds club letters in basketball, volley¬ ball, and softball. Duke”, of 1505 Ne¬ braska St., Mound City, Missouri, is a business administration major and plans to study mortuary science. A veteran, he has spent four years at Park. Twice he was in Mr. Esquire,’’ an all male school show, and was a member of the Kings Men quartet. PAUL EDWARDS is a biology major planning to study medicine. He is a mem¬ ber of the Anthony social club and in his sophomore year was a representative to the Men’s Student Government Associa¬ tion. Paul was also president of his class in his junior year. His home address is 4030 Wellington Place, Chicago, Illinois. WALLACE GOOD is a biology major who plans to do graduate work at Kansas University. His long range vocational am¬ bitions lie in the teaching field. He is an Orion and was program chairman of the Future Teachers of America in his senior year. Originally from Bloomington, Illi¬ nois, Wally” made his Parkville home at 1338 Main Street, with his wife, Mary Fran, and his young son, Jackie. ALICE CRIDER, of 427 Brach Street, Roselle Park, New Jersey, is known as Smiley” at Park. She is a sociology major and plans to enter the child wel¬ fare phase of social work. Alice is inter¬ ested in music and plays the piano for relaxation. An Elaine, she was one of the executive committee members of the so¬ ciology club, a member of the Interna¬ tional Relations Club, and a member of the Y.W.C.A. QUENTIN FINE, of 1415 Clearview Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a business administration major. After fur¬ ther technical schooling in this field he plans to go into sales work. An Anthony, Quentin participated in club sports. His musical interests were reflected in his membership in the Parkollegians and the Gillette Choir. NANCY LOU GREENWALD, of Green Trees, Rural Route 2, Red Hook, New York, is a psychology major and plans to do graduate study in guidance work after teaching. An Elaine, Penny” has won her Park letter in softball, volleyball, speedball, and bowling. She was manager of the volleyball season in 1947. A mem¬ ber of Theta Alpha Phi, she has also par¬ ticipated in Spanish club, Christian Serv¬ ice Fellowship, and Future Teachers of America organizations.

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YVONNE V. GRIGG, of Minotola, New Jersey, is a psychology major and plans to work in personnel counseling. Active in Park publications, Jersey” was a Stylus editor, edited the 1948 Narva, and was business manager of the 1946 Narva. She earned both her Calliopean and Park letters playing speedball, volleyball and softball. Elected to the vice-presidency of the student body in 1946, she was one of the 1948 Who’s Who” selections. LOIS HODGSON, a music major and a member of Mu Sigma, is planning to teach music. Hodge”, an Aurora, lettered in basketball, speedball, and her favorite, softball. She was the manager of the girls’ basketball season, on the Officials’ Board, and has been on the all-star speedball team. She also was in Theta Alpha Phi and was the program chairman for the Auroras. 2507 Seventy-sixth Avenue, Oakland, California, is her home. PENROSE B. JACKSON is a political science major. Pen” is a member of the Orion club and has been active in the Spanish club, Los Conquistodores. His home state is Texas, where he lives at 1824 North Randolph Street, in San An¬ gelo. Pen will do graduate work at the University of Chicago upon graduation. FRANCES JEAN HARRIS, of 3528 North 47th Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska, is an English major. Fran” has been Aurora president, secretary of the English club, a member of the Y” cabinet and a member of the social committee. She is a member of the Women’s Athletic Board and has made the all-star speedball team, as well as earning a club letter. KATHRYN GARNER HUFF, of 1432 Nars, Cleveland, Ohio, joined the ranks of the married couples during her senior year. As a Cleopatra, Kay” has earned her club letter. Kay is a member of Mu Sigma, and has held offices in Y”. She was publicity chairman for the Christian Service Fellowship. She is planning to go into full time Christian work with her husband. MARIAN JENSEN, of 3213 North Keating, Chicago, Illinois, was in charge of the Park unit working in the Kansas City Jive Town. Jens” is an Aurora and served in a Y” commission. She plans to enter the field of professional Girl Scout work after graduation. As a senior she held the office of secretary-treasurer of Stephens dormitory. She is a sociology major and a Spanish club member. 27