Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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DON COOK graduates from Park with a major in economics. Before entering Park, he attended Kansas City Junior College for one year. He has been active in the Y , the Lowell Club, and the Spanish Club. The only other activity of importance that he can recall is, in his words, an unsuccessful dip into campus politics.’ After graduation he hopes to continue his academic education by doing graduate work in economics. NORTON J. COOKSEY came to Park from the University of Michigan. His activities at Park have included membership in Theta Alpha Phi, the Y”, and the Parchevard Club of which he has acted as president and social representative. He has worked both on the Student Curriculum Committee and the Religious Emphasis Week Committee. His artistic talents include piano and acting. He has given numerous piano recitals and played small parts in several Park productions. His major is biology and he plans to use it in preparation for a medical career. JACQUELINE DeMOSS plans to do child welfare work after graduation. She has a psychology major and has been active in the Auroras her four years at Park. Lettering in basketball three years, Jackie also took part in Showboat ’ and Homecoming . She has been a member of the YWCA, the FTA, and the Social Science Club also. LA VERNE DUNCAN graduates with a Home Economics major. Her main activities at Park included membership in the YWCA and the Calliopean Club. After graduation she plans to do graduate work at Missouri University. Having previously had an apprentice’s training as a Home Agent, she hopes to continue in this field. ALREETA EIDSON is a philosophy major who plans to attend graduate school to continue with her music She is an Aurora and was co-chairman of the Showboat” committee, and participated in Homecoming.” Al” is a member of the English Club, the Stylus staff, and secretary-treasurer of the Philosophy Club. RUTH ANN ENLOW, has been secretary-treasurer of the Auroras and secretary-treasurer, social chairman and president of the Cleos. She is a Spanish major. Ruth Ann was a member of the Spanish Club, chairman of the OAC Snowball” in 1947, and secretary-treasurer of Herr House. ANN ETTER BROWN is a major in the Mathematics Department. She has been secretary-treasurer of the Lucernes, the YWCA, and the Women’s Athletic Association. Ann has club letters in basketball and speedball. She is a member of Alpha Delta. Mrs. Brown is planning on a lifetime career as a housewife. LIBBIE KATHERINE FISCHER graduates from Park with a major in music. Member at different times of the Philosophy and the IRC clubs, the FTA and Mu Sigma, Kathie was also secretary- treasurer of the Student Guild of Organists and a member of the chancel choir. She is the owner of a Calliopean sports letter. After graduation she plans to go to night school in pursuit of a degree in elementary education while holding down a job as a substitute teacher in St. Louis. MARY ELIZABETH FLINN displayed her talents in her major fiield of music by singing in the A Cappella choir, playing the piano with the Parkollegians, acting as accompanist for almost every musical event, and by giving several piano recitals. She was vice-president oi Mu Sigma, a member of the Cleos’ and a member of Who’s Who. Although she would like to be a professional accompanist, she feels that she must plan to teach. RAY GARVEY, a member of the Orions, was president of the Freshman Class in 1945-46. He majored in Sociology and was in charge of the Jolly Roger. After graduation he plans to attend McCormick Theological Seminary. JOHN GIBBY, a chemistry major, before entering Park attended the University of Kansas City and Kansas City Junior College. A Parchevard, he took part in the 1948 Parchie Vaisity, and participated in both basketball and track. He is also a member of the French Club. After graduation he plans to attend medical college. ELEANOR GOULD, an Aurora and a home economics major, was secretary of the Religious Life Committee and president of Stephens. Besides her club and YWCA activities, she has won a letter in sports and was a member of the Women s Athletic Association. 26