Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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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

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JANET W. JONES topped her Park career with election to Who’s Who Among Students. She was a YWCA of¬ ficer, member of the Student Council, stu¬ dent volunteers and English club. Janet was president of the Women’s Student Government Association and an active Aurora. Her major is English literature and she is a native of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where her address is 221 Spring Street. RICHARD L. KESEL of Springwater, New York, is a pre-ministerial student, majoring in English literature. Dick or Kesel was president of the English club, a member of Mu Sigma, and a mem¬ ber of Theta Alpha Phi. During his four years at Park, he was vice-president of the Lowell club, president of the Y.M.C.A., and chairman of the social committee. In his senior year, Dick was a member of the Stylus staff, serving as associate editor. VINCE KNARR lives at 16 West Fifth Street, Parkville, Missouri. Vince, a Lancelot, was a member of the Navy V-12 unit stationed at Park, and returned to the campus as a civilian after the war. He is an economics major. He was a member of the Men’s Student Government Associa¬ tion and chairman of the chapel opinion council. PHYLLIS JYDSTRUP is planning to do family case work. From 4118 North Mango Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Phyl is a sociology major. She has been active in sports at Park. She was the Women’s Athletic Board representative from the Callios and was given honorable mention for ability as a speedball player on the 1948 all-star team. Phyl is program chairman of the sociology club, a member of the Y.W.C.A. and a member of the Spanish club. BARBARA RUTH KLEIN, a psychology major, is interested in personnel counsel¬ ing. Of 1221 Glenwood, Kansas City, Missouri, she was the dining room hostess of the Commons in her senior year. She has served as vice-president and secretary- treasurer of the Lucerne club, and earned both her club and school letters in speed- ball, basketball, and volleyball. She also was a member of the French club, Women’s Athletic Board, and the social committee. MARIE LIPKA, a philosophy major, is preparing for a career as a Director of Religious Education. Her extra-curricular activities in the Y.W.C.A., religious life committee, and as an officer in the Phil¬ osophy club reflected this interest. She was active in sports for her club, the Elaines. Marie is from 4948 Harney Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri, and was selected for Who’s Who Among Students. 29