Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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K ' Mg One doesn’t have to look too far behind the zany antics and eternal good humor of Bob Warinner to see why he has been chosen Personality King. There is genuine concern for his fellow students and he is always willing to lend a hand. Any worthwhile cause can count on his support, and be sure of a trust well kept. Mischievous but not foolhardy, courageous, persistent, ingenious—all of these and many more combine to make Snook” the most popular man on campus. Personality Mary Sue Cooksey, the 195 3 Personality Queen is really tops as far as we are concerned. Her win¬ ning smile and sincerity of concern have helped smooth the way for many fellow students. Humi¬ lity is a byword with “Susie.” She is goodnatured, friendly, honest, charming, and dependable. She has earned her title not by funny antics or back- slapping, but by being a cheerful, thoughtful, and sincere friend to all who will accept her friend¬ ship. Queen

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' J ' HIS HONOR was originally set up as the Parker Memorial Fund, to give recognition to the male and female student who best ex¬ emplified the ideals of Park College during the school term. Because of their constant awareness of the problems of others, their cheering per¬ sonalities, their citizenship and honesty, their participation in College activities, we feel that DEAN LARRICK and MARY SUE COOKSEY are very deserving of the honor hereby accorded them.

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Alpha Delta Hal Wylie, Donna Merrill, Joanne Smith, Phoebe Wolfe, Ed Thwaites. Alpha Delta is a national honorary scholastic fraternity composed of those who have consistently excelled in aca¬ demic work. The upper ten-percent of each year’s gradu¬ ating class becomes eligible for membership in the local chapter. These new members are honored at the Recogni¬ tion Day Program in the Spring, and at a banquet given by members of the fraternity presently associated with the college, among whom are members of the administration, faculty, and staff who formerly have been recognized by Alpha Delta or Phi Beta Kappa. This year’s members were selected in the following order: Ed Thwaites, Donna Mer¬ rill, Phoebe Wolfe, Joanne Smith, Hal Wylie. Seven students were chosen this year to represent Park in the publication. Who’s Who Among Students in Ameri¬ can Universities and Colleges, by a Park committee com¬ posed of administration, faculty, and students. Selections were made on the basis of student scholarship, cooperation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness. Election to this group is a great honor for a college Senior and brings with it the benefits of a placement ser¬ vice which is conducted by this organization for its mem¬ bers. Who’s Who, as an organization of recognition, aims to serve as a goal to inspire the utmost effort in all phases of college life from promising students. Who’s Who Dean Larrick, Hal Wylie, Barbara Passiglla, Marian Zwemer, Mary Sue Cooksey, Pboebe Wolfe, Bill Browning.