Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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in m f if] o r m m HERBERT B. ROGERS, JR. Characterized by a zest for life and a love for his many friends; never sullen, always cheerful; never doubting, always optimistic; seeking friends and finding friendship rich and full, living to the best of his Christian goals and aspirations: these many facets endeared Herb Rogers to the hearts of all who knew him. Herb’s ultimate goal was to live and work for love and understanding among people from all classes and walks of life. We know Herb would have been a true example for all of us to follow. PATRICIA MARET Few of us will forget the beautiful smile and quiet manners which were so much a part of Pat Maret, a friend of all who were with her last year at Park. One drive in Pat’s life during the last two years had been to become a part of the Park family. Her faith in Park, its Christian ideals and standards, and in those men and women who made up Park, knew no bounds. Pat’s one year of active participation in Park life was a constant source of happiness through her illness. 25

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LOIS ALLEN, a Lucerne, has played both softball and speedball for her club. She is interested in journalism and was associate editor of the Stylus in 1949 and a charter member of Gamma Phi Upsilon. Her other activities included membership in YWCA, FTA, Wakefield Science Club, and the Religious Life Committee. A chemistry major, Lois has done all of her college work at Park except for one semester at Missouri University. ALBERT K. ANDERSON is a member of the Orion Club. His friendly ways got him elected to the presidency of Chesnut for 1949-50. He is a math major, and plans to go into engineer- to the presidency of Chestnut for 1949-50. He is a math major, and plans to go into engineer¬ ing after graduation. DONALD P. ARNDTSEN ( Spider ) is chairman of the Men ' s Judicial Council and also a member of Student Council. He goes out for all major sports, holds Orion and Park letters and is Orion representative to the MAC. He has worked on both OAC shows and was co- chairman of the 1949 dance. A chemistry major, Don plans to go into graduate work in physical chemistry. MARK ATWOOD majored in chemistry and minored in physics. However, science did not monopolize Mark’s interests: he was active in student government, sports, and Orion Club, of which he was president one semester. Carolyn Mahaffy and friend. Lois Allen A1 Anderson Don Arndsten Mark Atwood William Bailey Janet Beers Robert Bennett Edward Benson The Mad Philosopher, Linneman, with Soper. WILLIAM A. BAILEY, an economics major, plans to go into Government work after gradu¬ ation. He has already put his major to good use by operating a small food market for the men of Nickel. Bill is an Orion. JANET BEERS, an ACC and queen of the 1949 Snowball, has had several offices in her club. As a music major she gave her senior recital on the violoncello and played in the ensembles accompanying the Messiah and the Creation. Her list of activities has included Mu Sigma, FTA and sports, in which she was speedball all-star. Future plans include work in public school music. ROBERT (BOB) BENNETT has been outstanding in the Spanish Club and in the Theta Alpha Phi. President of the Lowell Club, fall of 1948 and member of Student Council, he is a business administration major and plans to go into business or civil service work. Bob is known for his friendliness and courteous manners. He has contributed his services toward the Stylus and many other functions on the campus. EDWARD M. BENSON ( Eddy ) has been one of Park’s most active Orions. He is known for his enthusiastic cheerleading for the OAC’s and has been Orion president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer. He worked on Homecoming,” was co-chairman of Showboat,” and is a member of FTA, French Club, and YMCA. Eddy majored in biology here; plans to teach after graduation. 26