Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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CONTENTS Dedication Campus Views Administration ACADEMIC, page 18 Faculty Students Library Special Recognitions WORSHIP, page 58 Campus Church Choir Activities CAMPUS LIFE, page 66 Student Government Publications Clubs Musical Groups Activities Dormitories Athletics CAMPUS OPERATIONS, page 126 Work Program Staff Agencies Commons Maintenance STUDENT DIRECTORY, page 141

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FOREWORD We, the staff, are pleased to present to you your 1955 NARVA. Here are recorded familiar faces, daily events, and unusual happenings—those things that mean Park College. In many ways this has been a year of transition for the college. New academic policies have gone into effect, the work program has been re-oriented, campus life has changed, and a spirit of enthusiasm has pre¬ vailed. It is these changes then, as well as the enduring aspects of Park, which we have attempted to record. STAFF BILL LUHMAN.Editor KAY BROWN.Associate Editor ANNETTE BAUMANN. .Business Manager ROY GRESHAM. ..Campus Photographer ED VAN HORNE.Staff Artist ,

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DR. J. L. ZWINGLE President, Park College 1948-1955 DEDICATION In the hope of conveying some small measure of the gratitude and esteem of the Park Family for his countless contributions to the College, the yearbook staff wishes to dedicate the 1955 NARVA to Dr. Zwingle. Ordained a Presbyterian minister at 21, Dr. Zwingle came to Park with much experience in education and related fields also. He assumed the leadership of the College when it had just passed through a period of crisis. Now after only seven years the College has perhaps the brightest outlook that it has had in its entire history. Perhaps students will remember most the warm personal con¬ tacts which they have had with [fr. and Mrs. Zwingle. The Presi¬ dent ' s receptions, the WUS party, and many other traditional and spontaneous events have impressed upon the students the sincere interest and concern of their first family. As Dr. Zwingle prepares to leave Park and assume his new responsibilities and duties, the good wishes of all—students, faculty, and staff—go with him.