Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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JIM GRIFFES, a speech major, has been active in Theta Alpha Phi as president and as technical dnector or such productions as Angel Street and Tartuffe”. A member of the Parchies, Jim has served as president and secretary-treasurer of that group. He is a member of CSF and the Philosophy Club and was president of the student volunteers. He has been on the Stylus staff and re¬ ceived a school letter in athletics. After graduation he plans to enter McCormick Theological Seminary. RUTFI ANITA GUETZLAFF plans to continue preparation for her career in National Missions work by doing graduate study in Religious Education. A religion major, Ruth came to Park from Westminster Choir College where she was social and music director for the Princeton, New Jersey, Youth League and Primary Department leader in the Second Presbyterian Church there. Through the choir and the orchestra she has continued her musical activities here. SEYMOUR HABER transferred to Park his junior year from New York University where he had been a member of Kappa Nu fraternity and the Draper Chemical Society. A Lowell and a c emistry major, Sy plans to enter medical school after graduation. In addition to taking sports letters here in soccer, volleyball, track, and ping-pong, he held membership in the Science and Philosophy Clubs, and frequently topped the Dean’s Honor List. ' NIpRE ' W L. HARDIE spent two years at the University of Michigan, where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, before coming to Park as a biology major. He has been president of the MCA and chairman of the Social Responsibilities Commission. A Parchie, Andy has been a member of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, the Religious Life Committee, and numerous other organizations. He will enter McCormick Theological Seminary next year. MARGARET HASTON, a mathematics major, has won a Park sweater and an Aurora letter in spcits, was captain of her basketball team for one year and her speedball team for two years. She is an all-star basketball and speedball player. Possum has been president of the WYmen’s Athletic Association, vice-president of the Auroras, and a member of the band. KENNETH R. HOUGLAND has been secretary-treasurer and rush captain of the Parchies, vice- piesident of CSF, and chairman of the Religious Life Committee. He has been house president of Phillips, secretaiy for the Young Republicans and Alpha Phi Omega. Ken is a member of the MSGA, the MJC, Theta Alpha Phi, the French and Philosophy Clubs, and the IRC. He has had parts in several campus productions and in the Parchie Varsity. He received a High Honors Industrial Work Award last year. Ken plans to go into public administration. PAUL S. KAMITSUKA, a biology major, has been active in campus affairs throughout his four years at Park. At various times he has been president of the Lowells, a member of the Social and Constitution committees, the Student Council, and the Men s Athletic Council. In his senior year he served as piesident of the Student Council and was elected to Who ' s WTo. Paul won all-star honors in soccer and is the recipient of several club letters and a Park Letterman’s jacket. BARBARA LOREN plans to do church youth work when she leaves Park. A former student of Kansas City Junior College, she majored in art here. She has been a member of CSF and participated in the OAC Showboat” and Homecoming”. JESS B. LINDLEY, JR., came to Park from Texas A. and M. College. He is an Orion and has served that organization as Rush Captain and lettered in soccer, basketball, and volleyball. Jess has been a member of the Gillette Choir and the Chancel Choir. He plans to attend dental school after graduation. MARY C. McFARLAND, a sociology major, intends to do graduate study in church social work at McCoimick Seminary. She has been vice-president of the Cleos, secretary-treasurer of CSF vice-president and president of the YWCA. Mary Mac” is a member of the Philosophy Club] the Sociology Club, and the WAB. She has been a captain in four major sports, an all-star in speedball, volleyball, and baseball, and Cleo representative athlete. WILLIAM T. ORR has a major in biology. He is a member of the ever-increasing group of married students at Park. Tom is a member of the Future Teachers of America and plans to teach after graduation. He finished school at the end of the first semester. AUDREY JEAN OBERHELMAN has lettered in four sports each of her four years at Park. She earned her Park sweater as a sophomore and has been named on four all-star teams every year. Other sports activities include membership on the Women’s Athletic Council. Audrey has also participated in YWCA, Choir, and WSGA work and has served as president of the Cleos, secietary and treasurer of the Spanish Club, treasurer of the Flying Club, and sports editor of the Stylus. A Spanish major, Audrey plans to get her master’s degree at Kansas University. 29