Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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THE SENIOR CLASS EDWARD G. ADAMEK, JR., transferred to Park from the University of Dubuque. There he was a member of the Student Council, the A Cappella Choir, the IRC, and Alpha Phi Omega. A history major, Ed plans to teach or enter some kind of government work after graduation. DOROTHY ELIZABETH APPEL majored in music at Park and was a member of the A Capella Choir and Mu Sigma music fraternity. She sang in several oratorios, operas, and recitals. Aside from activities connected with music, she was a member of the YWCA, and held offices as historian and song leader in the Lucernes. THOMAS G. ATKINSON, a political science major, plans to secure a law degree after graduation. He is a Lowell and was rush captain for that organization. He has been a member of the Student Council, president of the Young Democrats, chairman of the Constitution Committee, and a member of the Spanish Club. He attended Kansas City University when not attending Park. DONA LEE BANZETT has been active in the musical life of Park, being a member of the A Capella chair and Mu Sigma. She is dean of the Junior Organ Guild and has been accompanist and participant in original composition and voice recitals. Dona Lee, a Cleo, is also a member of Theta Alpha Phi and has done much work with campus dramatic productions. She plans to work for a master’s degree in organ. HARRY M. BAUER is a former student of the College of the City of New York where he was a member of the Athletic Association and the Fencing and Rifle clubs. A chemistry major, Harry is active in the Parchies, the Science, and Philosophy Clubs. He plans to go to medical school after graduation. FRANCES ANNE BLACK has been a member of the A Cappella Choir, the Spanish Club, Mu Sigma, and the FTA while at Park. A Cleopatra, she served as secretary-treasurer of that organization and held the same office in Theta Alpha Phi. Fran’s” vocational plans are indefinite, although she may continue work in her major field, psychology. AMY LOU BLOYS is a speech major who plans to do graduate work in speech correction. Her activities include being president of Theta Alpha Phi, and vice-president of the Herr House house council. She is also a member of the YWCA, the FTA, and the French Club. She, was president and secretary-treasurer of the Callios and a member of the volleyball and softball all-star teams. Amy Lou has had leads in such campus productions as Skin of Our Teeth”, Angel Street” and The Late George Apley”. FOREST L. BROWN, a political science major, plans to go on and do graduate work in that field. He has been vice-president of the Parchies and the Lances and treasurer and social chairman of the Lances. Brownie” has been treasurer of the IRC, president of Nickel and chairman of the YMCA Personnel Commission. He has run the Coke” concession also while at Park. MYRTLE BROWNING plans to use her biology major by becoming a high school biology and general science teacher. Myrt” played speedball for the Callios and assisted with the costuming for Tartuffe. Active in various campus organizations, she was program chairman of CSF in her junior year and missions chairman in her sophomore year, president of FTA as a junior and a member of the YWCA, Science Club, and IRC. EDITH BRUNSON, a sociology major, plans to go into schurch work after graduation. She is a Calliopean and was secretary-treasurer and rush-captain for that club. Edie” has also held the offices of treasurer in the YWCA, president of Herr House, chairman of the Women’s Legislative Committee, and secretary-treasurer of the Senior Class. She was elected Personality Queen of the student body for this year. JAMES GEORGE CARIDDI, a mathematics major, attended Cornell and Kansas Universities before coming to Park. He is a Parchie and has been president of the Spanish Club, social chairman of the FTA, and a member of Alpha Phi Omega. He has won sports letters in basketball, soccer, and softball. He was a member of the Student Council and appeared in the Parchie Varsity. JAMES CONGDON, a political science major, plans to do graduate work when he leaves Park. An Orion, Jamie” won letters three years in soccer and one each in softball and volleyball in addition to serving one semester each as secretary-treasurer and rush captain for his club. His other activities have included membership in the Philosophy Club, Mu Sigma, and three years singing Bass in the A Cappella Choir. 25