Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

-■-j ■ ■k. 1 i This book; a souvenir of the college year, serves—we hope—os a point of departure for recol¬ lection—different for each person v ho has Ifad o part in making the year what it has been. For some the book is a memento to be closeted ofi d forgotten through the years ahead; for others it is c source of interest, v hich will continue to c ll up vivid images.. .and perhaps.. .dreams. ADMlNISTRATyjg ACADEMIC f)IVnT ClasseJ . Faculty Honors . ' Sti dents ORSHJP DIVISION C Jm|:ws‘Church .« ' Board of Elders ILRe I ig idH in Lffe Wl gr Church Activi l Activities Divis oH Narva Giu n f Opening V reeks lOfrJS DIN ION •Studehmfc EhP pages ADVERTISEMENTS |n i The Board of Trustees PAUL H. MORRILL President of the College ELMER H. NORRINGTON Chairman of the Board MARIAN J. STOOKER Former Acting President of the College Trustees DAVIS K. JACKSON ROBERT H. MENEILLY HOMER C. WADSWORTH MARVIN B. MARSH J. B. WOODBURY C. G. ROUSH MA1RION J. STOOKER J. C. HIGDON JEAN CURL DUNCAN M. FINDLAY ROBERT L. GIBSON STEWART M. PATTERSON ROBERT W. WAGSTAFF «« « ' IVlemories Probe No one can ever predict what memory will come back to haunt or please us. Sometimes in a flood of recollections one small instance of worth or beauty or truth will stand out in absolute clarity. All the rest falls away into the shadows; out of one instance your world will move ahead and be reshaped. In the years to come, turning these pages, I predict this will happen to all of you. The pic¬ ture of a person or event, the description of some excitement long past will call back to your mind your communion of friends, your study, your joys at Park this year. To paraphrase some lines of Shakespeare ' s AAuch Ado Abou t Nothing ; The idea of this life shall sweetly creep Into the study of imagination. And every lovely organ of this life Shall come apparel I ' d in more precious habit. More moving-delicate and full of life Into the eye and prospect of your soul. (Signed) P. H. Morrill 6 Dr. Morrill and he president ' s secretary, Betty Longhibler President Dr. Paul H. Morrill came to Park from Wooster College in Ohio, where he held the position of Director of FVjblic Relations and Director of the Centennial Campaign. A native of New York otate. Dr. Morrill received his B.A. degree from Wooster, the M.A. in English Literature from Columbia, and the Ph.D. in American Literature from Northwestern. He has held several administrative positions in business and Industry and has traveled exten¬ sively abroad, spending almost tv o years at the University of Brussels under an exchange fellowship. President and Mrs. Morrill have four children, Guy, Julia, Paul and Charles. Rebecca Zemke, Secretary to the Dean Dean of the College ADOLPH MANOIL, Licentiate ' s Degree, Ph. D. Dean and Chairman of the Department of Psychology Office of the Business Manager H. M. MOHLER, Business Manager JOHN E. HARTWIG, Assistant Business Manager Theodore Geist, Assistant Bookkeeper; Betty Fleming, Housekeeper; Joy Mynatt, Office Clerk; Leona Hopper, Accountant; Constance Vulliarny, Assistant to the business Manager. 9 Office of Admissions WILLIAM A. HONEYCUTT, JR. College Representative Not Pictured: ALBERT A. DUSING ROBERT W. SEAMANS Representatives irnmm CAROL BRENNER Secretary to the Director Office of Personnel ROBERT B. MOORE Dean of Religious Life CHALCEA WHITE Dean of Women ELLERD M. HULBERT, Acting Dean of Men DOROTHY Van HORN, Secretary for Personnel Office of the Registrar SHERRY BROWNE, Registrar Clerk NANCY McGRATH, Clerk MARY YOUNGBLOOD, Secretary to the Director MARCELLA TATSCHL, Public Relations Assistant Development Office of Alumni and Public Affairs CHARLES J. EDWARDS, Director AMY UTTER, Secretary for Development ROLAND BERTOL, B.A. Instructor in Psychology JOSEPH BILLINGS, B.A., M.A Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration VINCENT CAMPANELLA, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Art GEORGE S. BARBER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Faculty LEWIS CARPENTER, B.A. Instructor in Physical Education WENDELL J. CAREY, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Education ARNOLD L. FRIZZLE, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of vtodern Foreign Languages Chairman of the Humanities Division 20 ELINOR M. DOUGLASS, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English fMSsAt JANICE EBERT, B.S. in Ed., M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Recreation CHESTER E. EVANS, A.B., M.A. Instructor in Modern Foreign Languages WILLIAM GORDON, D.P.A.,B. Com., Ph.D., N.P.A. Associate Professor of Economics ELSA GRUENEBERG, A.B., M.A. Professor of AAsd ' ern Foreign Languages JOHN M. HAMILTON, A.B., M.A., M.S., Ph.D Professor of Biology Chairman of the Natural Science Division WILLARD GAEDDERT, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Physics JERZY HAUPTMANN, M.B.A., Ph.D. Professor of Political Science Chairman of the Social Science Division PETER HILTY, A.B., M.A., Ph.D Associate Professor of English ELLERD HULBERT, A.B., M.A Assistant Professor of History 22 ALBERT L. HANNA, B.M. Assistant Professor of Music NORAMN NUNN, B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music WOODBRIDGE O. JOHNSON, A.B., Th.B., M, Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature YOUNG PAi, A.B., M.Ed., D.Ed Assistant Professor of Education WILLIAM PIVONKA, B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry 2 3 ARTHUR L. ROBERTSON, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor ' of Physics ROBERT R. RUNDUS, A.B., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Physics Assistant Professor of Biology LEON A. ROBBINS, B.S. in M.E., M.S. in M.E. Professor of Mathematics 24 KENNETH SEIPP, B.S., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Not Pictured; GEORGE M. SCHURR, B.D., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy OLGA SAFFRY, 3.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics WAYNE WHEELER, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology C. STANLEY URBAN, B.S., B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History 25 NANCY SHEA BILL NICHOLS Outstanding Parkites The Outstanding Parkite Award Is given to the senior man and woman who most exemplify the ideals of Park College in their character, conduct, scholarship, and student activities. 27 Who’s Who: Bob Richardson, Bob F j|kka, Marjorie Crabtree, Bill Nichols, Bob White. Membership in Who ' s Who, a nationwide organization, is determined on the basis of leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, and future usefulness to society. Members are listed in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Alpha Delta: Bob White, Bob Richardson,, Shirley Miller, Tom Jenkins, Bill Nichols. Alpha Delta is composed of the senior st udents ranking, academically, in the upper ten percent of their class, and of the two top ranking members of the junior class. Pi Delta Sigma Nancy Shea, Marge Crabtree, Tom Campagna, Sweet Long, Dr. Manoii, Bill Nichols, Bob White, Gail Copple. Pi Delta Sigma is a society intended to give honor and recognition to those students who have shown special leadership and a conscientious concern for the best interests of Park College. The society attempts to unite these students into a fellowship which will continue to work for the best interests of Park College. Each year not more than five men and five women are elected from among the second semester Juniors in good standing. 29 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS; Treasurer, Marjorie Crabtree; Vice FVesident, Marilyn Copeland; President, Bill Nichols; Secre¬ tary, Jean Heaney. MARILYN KAY COPELAND Skidmore, Missouri Music Education; ACC; ACC Offices; Class Vice President; Park Singers; Choir; Band; Academic Review Com¬ mittee; Women ' s Judicial Council; SNEA; Club Sports; WUS Committee. Psychology; LEC; LEC President and Offices; Interdorm Council; Dorm Offices; Pi Delta Sigma; Harvest Festival Queen Attendant; Chairman, Women ' s Judicial Council; WRA; ICC; Student Employment Committee; 500-Point-Pin. Political Science; OAC; OAC fVesi- dent and Offices; Class Treasurer; Dorm Officer; Who ' s Who; Pi Delta Sigma; Women ' s Judicial Council; IDLER Staff; Student Activities Com¬ mittee; Board of Student Publications; IRC; Political Science Club; Pi Gamma Mu; Club Sports. WILLIAM BOOTH Fort Worth, Texas Natural Science (Mathematics); ACC President and Offices; Dorm President and Offices; Campus Church; ICC; Young Republicans; Biology Club; Natural Science Col¬ loquium; Philosophy Club; French Club; Theta Alpha Phi; Club Sports; intercollegiate Soccer. GAIL A. COPPLE Wichita, Kansas MARJORIE E. CRABTREE Ridgeway, Missouri 30 Senior Class JOE CROSBY Kansas City Missouri Economics; PCC; PCC Offices; Dorm Officer; Chairman, Student Activ¬ ities Committee; Economics Club; Sociology Club. KATHRYN ECKEL Shelby, Iowa Music; ACC; ACC President and Of¬ fices; Dorm Offices; Choir; Band; Orchestra; Mj Sigma; Harvest Festi¬ val Queen Candidate; WRA: Campus Church; ICC; French Club; Repre¬ sentative Athlete; Speedball, Basket¬ ball All-Stars; Park Blazer; Archery Champion. KAREN CURTIS Topeka, Kansas Mathematics; LEC: LEC President and Offices; Park Singers; Choir; Harvest Festival Queen Candidate; NARVA Queen Attendant; WRA; Campus Church Elder; Harvest Festi¬ val Dance Chairman; Natural Science Colloquium; French Club; Basketball All-Star; 500-Point-Pin. JAY N. EDWARDS Carmi, Illinois Sociology; ACC; President, Student Council; Dorm Officer; NARVA Busi¬ ness Manager; IDLER Editor; Eco¬ nomics Club; Sociology Club; Pi Gamma Mu. MATTHEW C. EARLE, Jr. Bronx, New York Relig ion, LEC: LEC President and Offices; Dorm President and Offices; MAC: Cam.pus Church Elder; ICC; Motor Vehicle Board; German Club; Dramatics Productions; Club Sports; Bowling All-Star; Park Jacket. JOHN EGLITIS Kansas City, Missouri Mathematics; OAC; OAC Offices; Campus Church; NARVA Business Manager; German Club; Natural Science Colloquium; Intercollegiate Soccer; Cosmopolitan Club. MANUCHAIR S. EBADI Teheran, Iran Natural Science (Chemistry); ACC; Biology Club; Natural Science Col¬ loquium; French Club; Economics Club; Club Sports; Cosmopolitan Club. KATHRYN K. ELDER St. Joseph, Missouri Art; PCC: WRA Treasurer; Club Sports; Park Blazer; 500-Point-Pin. 31 ERNEST ESKELIN Kansas City, Kansas MERCEDES BARBARA FERRER Chicago, Illinois Elementary Education: PCC; PCC President and Offices, Campus Church; ICC: SNEA: Spanish Club; Club Sports. JEAN HEANEY Fulton, Illinois Sociology; EEC; EEC President and Offices; Class Officer; Dorm Of¬ ficer; WRA; Campus Church Elder; ICC; Harvest Festival Committee; Student Union Committee; SNEA; Sociology Club; Pi Gamma Mu; Speedball All-Star; Park Blazer; 500 Point-Pin. SYEVIA HEEMS Creighton, Missouri Home Economics; PCC; PCC President and Offices; Dorm President and Of¬ fices; WRA Officer; ICC Chairman; IRC; Natural Science Colloquium; President, Alpha Theta Pi; Represent¬ ative Athlete; Basketball, Volley¬ ball, Softball All-Star; Goon Squad. JACK JOHANNSEN Kansas City, Kansas Economics PAUE H. GAUET Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Natural Science (Chemistry); EEC: EEC Offices; Dorm President and Of¬ fices; Campus Church; Chairman, Student Activities Committee; Chair¬ man, Motor Vehicle Board; Natural Science Colloquium; Economics Club; Club Sports. WIEEIAM WESEEY HITE Clinton, Oklahoma Philosophy; PCC; PCC President; Dorm Officer; Choir; STYEUS As¬ sociate Editor; Harvest Festival Com¬ mittee Chairman; German Club; Philosophy Club; Club Sports. RUBY HAMIETON Tuba City, Arizona WAETER H. HUMPHREY Parkville, Missouri Political Science; PCC; PCC Of¬ fices; Campus Church; STYEUS As¬ sociate Editor; Student Union Com¬ mittee; IRC; Young Republicans, President; Political Science Club; French Club; Washington Semester. 32 JOHN CALLOW LARK Oregon, Missouri Chemistry; OAC Offices; Dorm Of¬ ficer; MAC; German Club; Natural Science Colloquium; Club Sports; Sigma Pi; Ball and Chain Gang. DAVID W. McDOWtLL St. Louis, Missouri Physics; OAC, OAC Offices; Dorm Officer; Band; Campus Church; Young Democrats; History Club; Natural Science Colloquium; Theta Alpha Phi; Cosmopolitan Club. SWEET LONG Ferguson, Missouri Natural Science (Biology); OAC President and Offices; Dorm Officer; Pi Delta Sigma; Orchestra; WRA; Campus Church Elder; Harvest Festi¬ val and NARVA Queen Candidate; Harvest Festival Committee; Natural Science Colloquium; German Club; Park Blazer. DEL LUTSENHIZER Kansas City, Kansas Chemistry WILLIAM NICHOLS Milwaukie, Oregon Natural Science - English JACK McCreary Flagstaff, Arizona Christian Education; LEC; Park Sing¬ ers; Band; Orchestra; Campus Church; Mu Sigma; Pi Mu Alpha; French Club; Kneeland Oratorio! Prize. NANCY McGRATH Chicago, Illinois History; ACC; VMRA; Religion in Life Week Committee; IRC; Young Demo¬ crats; History Club; Philosophy Club; English Club; Spanish Club; Attic Club, Theta Alpha Phi; Speedball, Volleyball, Softball All-Star. DALE F. MEYER St. Louis, Missouri Chemistry; OAC Offices; MAC; Campus Church; Harvest Festival Committee; Motor Vehicle Board; Basketball, Bowling All-Star; Park Jacket; Natural Science Colloquium; Head Resident, Chesnut; Work Pro¬ gram Committee. EDWARD N. OATH OUT Latham, New York Music Education: ACC; ACC Presi¬ dent; Dorm President; Choir; Mu Sigma; Campus Church Elder; Harvest Festival Committee; Dramatics Pro¬ ductions . 33 JACQUELYN UEBNER OSWALD Quincy, Illinois Biology; LEC; LEC Offices; NARVA Queen, 1960; Biology Club; Natural Science Colloquium; Dramatics Pro¬ ductions; Club Sports; Basketball, Bowling All-Stars; Badmimon Champ¬ ion; Park Blazer; 500-Point Pin. NANCY SHEA Pittsfield, Massachusetts Modern Foreign Languages; ACC; ACC President and Offices; Student Council; Pi Delta Sigma; Dorm Of¬ ficer; Women ' s Judicial Council; WRA; Campus Church Elder; ICC; Spanish Club; French Club; Club Sports; Student Union Committee; Harvest Festival Queen, 1958. MARY JEAN SCHENK AiAemphis, Missouri RUTH ELAINE SWAN Beatrice, Nebraska History; PCC; PCC Offices; Interdorm Council; WRA; Campus Church; His¬ tory Club; Pi Gamma Mu; Club Sports. ROBERT A. RICHARDSON Clarinda, Iowa History; OAC; Student Council; Dorm President; Alpha Delta; Who ' s Who; Pi Delta Sigma; Chairman, Academic Review Committee; Board of Student Publications; Student Member of Fa¬ culty Committee; President, IRC; President, Young Republicans; His¬ tory Club; Theta Alpha Phi. SUZANNE ERIN SPEARS St. Joseph, Missouri English; LEC; LEC Offices; Dorm President; English Club; SNEA; French Club. ROBERT L. PULKKA Keewatin, Minnesota English; PCC; PCC Offices; Who ' s Who; Men ' s Judicial Council; Mod¬ erator, Board of Elders; Campus Church; German Club; Philosophy Club; English Club; Committee on Religion. ELEANOR SIMPSON Kansas City, Missouri Art; PCC; Alpha Delta; NARVA Edi¬ tor and Associate Editor; Attic Club; Philosophy Club; French Club; Club Sports. 34 GEORGE THOMAS Kansas City, Kansas Biology-Chemistry; OAC; OAC Of¬ fices; Student Council; Dorm Officer; FVesident, Phi Mu Alpha; Choir; Band; Orchestra; MAC; German Club; Natural Science Colloquium; Biology Club; Club Sports; Soccer All-Star; Park Jacket; Intercollegiate Soccer. BILL WILSON St. Louis, Missouri Economics; OAC; OAC Offices; MAC Chairman; French Club; Eco¬ nomics Club; Club Sports; Softball All-Star; Badminton Champion; Qoss Country Race Winner; Park Jacket; Intercollegiate Soccer. ROBERT WATKINS Utica, New York Music Education DAVID A. WERGELAND Washington, D. C. Economics; LEC; LEC President and Offices; Dorm Officer; MAC; ICC; IRC; Young Republicans; Spanish Club; Economics Club; Club Sports; Park Jacket; Intercollegiate Soccer. ROBERT M. WHITE St. Louis, Missouri History; OAC; OAC Offices; Alpha Delta; Who ' s Who; Pi Delta Sigma; Campus Church Elder; STYLUS As¬ sociate Editor; German Club; History Club; Theta Alpha Phi; Club Sports; Basketball, Volleyball, Softball All- Star; Park Jacket; Intercollegiate Basketball, Tennis. CAROLYN TAYLOE WILSON St. Louis, Missouri Political Science; OAC; Dorm Officer; Harvest Festival Queen Candidate; NARVA Queen Candidate; Pi Delta Sigma; Women ' s Judicial Council; WRA; NARVA Editor and Associate Editor; IRC; History Club; President, Political Science Club; President, Pi Gamma Mu; Club Sports. Not Pictured THQMAS C. ALDRICH Ferguson, Missouri ROBERT FILSON Hinsdale, Illinois Physics Economics GARY BUMGARDNER Sandusky, Qhio S. W. LONGAN Mission, Kansas Physics Political Science SAM CRAWFORD Kansas City, Missouri ROBERT OSWALD Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Mathematics Economics 35 BOB DUNHAM lANET ENGLER TOM ENGLAND KIM ELLIS MARY GATTON DONNA GARBER WARREN FURNISH JON HAWLEY KATHY HILT PHYLLIS HARPER DAVE GRAHAM DAVE FOULK CHRISTENE PLOG JUNG KYUN PARK ANITA PALMER STEWART NELSON NANCY RICHARDSON KERMIT RAYDON DOLORES POTTS PAT PORTER BARBARA WILD MARGO VOLENTINE SHARON TAYLOR DON SMITH Sophomore 40 VIRGINIA EARLE BOB CANTINE CAROLYN DeFRIEND DAN BOWERS JERRY CHITWOOD BEVERLY BUSH BETSY ADAMS JANET BRADBURN JIM CLARK PARI EBADI ALICE COATES GORDON EDWARDS CRAIG LITTLE PAULINE LINCOLN LINDA LIST JUDY LIDDLE JIM MOTT STEVE McConnell HARLAN McDaniel JAN MORRIS BETH McKEEHAN BILL Me COY ANN MARINER JOHN MOBLEY CLIFF PORTER BARBARA ROBERTSON GUNNAR PLAKE JACKIE RICKMAN CAROL PEEBLES KAY NELL OATES NINA ROBERTSON JIM RULE SARITA PENICK LUCY PICCO ED QUADE VIN PRONGER 43 BRUCE STREET BEV SOMERVILLE BETSY STREETER DICK SWARTZ ; ; i ' NOLAN THOMPSON ■ f f BLANE WILLIAMS MICHIKO TANIGUCHI PEGGY WALLACE SHU-HON YU NANCY THOMAS BARB WALKER PHIL WHEELER v ' , MANSOUR ZABETIAN 1 HANS BRISCH BONNIE CHIU DICK CONNELLY MEL BLADES ANN BROOKBY PHIL CHUNG BILL COTTRELL Freshman BRUCE BREMER JOHN CHENOWETH ROGER COGER NORMAN DUNSMORE ROGER CHAN BRUCE CLARK CAROLYN DUFFY DARIUSH BOROUMAND 46 ROSEMARY FRY LARRY GELHAAR KHODADAD HAGHANEGI TOM GALE J MARY GRESHAM BETSY FRANKLIN GEORGE GANDY BOB GRINNELL STAN HESS 4 7 LONIE DYKSTERHUIS MIKE FROST MARGARET GATTON ANITA FERRER BRENADEANE FLIPPEN ANN HARPER LEROY HADEN LARRY KELL 48 BONNIE JOHNSTON RAE IRWIN LORENA JONES FRED KIESLAR LEONETTA KIMURA SINAN KUNT BILL HILDNER BRYAN IVLOW LEWIS HUNT EDNA JONES DONG UN KIM N- ' -.v- MARY ROGERS X LYNNE RICHMOND JIM REED PEGGY RABE 49 PAUL McBRlDE CINDY MAUPIN PATTY PENCE CATHY McWILLIAMS BRUCE MULLINNIX PAT McCARRON SANDY MOSIMAN KEITH LARSON TOM MANSKE JUANITA POFFINBARGER DOROTHY LINDSTROM PEGGY PECK BETTE STEWART MARTHA WALL STAN SHEDD BOB SNIPES WILLY WANG BOYD STOCKDALE DON RUSK DENNY TEMPLE KAREN WILKISON JOYCE SEATON BRENDA RUSH BOB SEEMAN Second Semester Students: All M. Sharifi, Richard Connett, Jim McCausland. NOT PICTURED: Tim Aldrich, John Heberer, Gloria Hudson, Jerry Lee Kerby, Stephen Leiser, Susan McGrath, Shirley Meyer, Carol Phy, James Pickering. Foreign Students: FIRST ROW: Joe Ree, Michiko laniguchi, Pauline Lincoln, Bonnie Chiu. SECOND ROW Daruish Boroumand, Ali M. Sharifi, Manoochehr Sharifi, Shu-Hon-Yu, Jung Park, Dong Un Kim. 51 • 1 f-s-Js r, f-i .. .•■ j. v. - .’. f «l t7r!fc n i titf Campus Church Graham Tyler Memorial Chapel The Park College Campus Church, whose mem¬ bership includes students, and members of the faculty and staff of the College, sets forth its purposes and ideals in the following pledge: By recognizing Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, thus believing in the Christian Faith and in the Christian Church, both in its varied denominational expression and its world-wide unity, and desiring to have an active part in its opportunities for service and leadership, so far as those are available on the Campus, I hereby accept membership in the Campus Church of Park College. In accordance with these goals and ideals, the Campus Church has this year, as always, tried to pre¬ sent a full schedule of religious programs, discussion groups, worship services, and opportunities for Christian service. The budget adopted this year called for approxi¬ mately $2000, enabling the Campus Church to con¬ tinue its support of worth-while organizations and groups throughout the world. The Campus Church is governed by a student-fac¬ ulty Board of Elders elected annually at a Congrega¬ tional meeting. This Board, composed of ten Elders, a secretary, treasurer and moderator, has control over the financial, religious and social activities and af¬ fairs of the church, and, with the counsel of the Dean of Religious Life, oversees all the work of the church on the campus and elsewhere. The most important task which the Campus Church has before it is to provide, for Park students, oppor¬ tunities for service and leadership, to develop one ' s sense of stewardship and responsibility to fellow Christians and people of all faiths throughout the world, and, finally, to provide through dormitory dis¬ cussions, Religion in Life Week and the regular ser¬ vice of worship, an atmosphere conducive to the de¬ velopment of one ' s responsibility of life based on the ideals of the Christian faith. 54 Bob Puikka, Moderator first semester; Dean Moore; Bob Myers, A oderator second semester. Board of Elders 5 5 SECOND SEMESTER: Gordon Edwards, Carol Groundwater, Judy Hutton, Kathy Hutton, Joanne Mayes, Judy Smith, Jim Clark, Bob Myers, Dr. Gaeddert, Warren Furnish, Chuck Smith. FIRST SEMESTER: Dean Moore, Bill Nichols, Nancy Shea, Barbara Walker, Joanne Mayes, Warren Furnish, Bob Puikka, Sweet Long, Bob Myers, Pat Porter, Judy Hutton, Karen Curtis. Copley dorm discussion Is Faith Outmoded in Our Modern Age? Dr. Boyd and Dr. Haroutunian at Natural Science Colloquium The topic for Religion in Life Week this year was Faith on a College Campus. The speakers were Dr. Joseph Haroutunian and Dr. Alexander Boyd. The week began with a sermon by Dr. Haroutunian titled Is Faith CXjtmoded in Our Modern Age? Sunday evening a panel made up of Dr. Boyd, Dr. Haroutunian, Dean Manoil, Dr. Pai, and Mr. Moore discussed the Pragmatic Approach to Faith. Monday morning Dr. Boyd discussed the subject, Is Modern Higher Education the Enemy of Faith? and in the afternoon he addressed the International Relations Club on The Indian Revolution. Dr. Haroutunian lectured at the faculty meeting Monday night. Dr. Boyd spoke of Faith and Reason Tuesday night in Chapel and Dr. Haroutunian presented the final talk Wednesday night— A Faith to Live By. Religion In Life Week February 21 - 24 Dr. Boyd chatting with students Chesnutites discuss 59 Campus Church Activities . . . .and worship. Narva Queen Jackie Oswald Attendants Linda List Elaine Lonie Dyksterhuis Callio Lucy Picco Callio Narva Queen and Attendants Selected By Al Parker, Illustrator 63 Cathy McWilliams Elaine Peggy Jandacek Aurora Leonetta Kimura Cleo Sandy Mosiman Cleo Peggy Peck Aurora Beverly Somerville Aurora 65 Weeks OPPOSITE PAGE: Dr. Morrill delivers address at Caning Convocation in September. LEFT: Choir leads Convocation ' s academic procession. Snake dance ends with ordered (?) bedlam in Parkville. The Goule of Chesnut walks again. - -t,.; GOON SQUAD: Dunham, David, Nelson, Hampson, Ellis, McGrath, Aldrich, Lark England, Hell Week Ouch! Fashions for frosh in fifty-nine Kiss the Gooness, sonny! Oohh, my achin feet Harvest Festival Here comes the parade ! Prof Robbins, Mayor of Parkville 70 Peggy Jandacek Harvest Festival Queen LEFT TO RIGHT: Marge Crabtree, Kathy Eckel, Gail Copple, Attendant, Peggy Jandacek, Queen, Mary Gatton, GInny Bruce, Attendant, Betsy Streeter, Barbara Walker. Candidates 73 FROM LOWER LEFT: George Thomas, Pat Porter, Steve McConnell, Tom Jenkins, Vice-President, Jay Edwards, President, Sylvia Helms, Secretary, Peggy Jandacek, Lonie Dyksterhuis, Gordon Edwards, HansBrisch. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Gatton, Gail Copple, Chairman, Beverly Somerville, Marge Crabtree, Irene Osuga. LEFT TO RIGHT; Bob Myers, Mac Oltman, Tom Campagna, Chairman, Dick Lee, Bob Puikka, Tom Aldrich. f 75 APPOINTEES TO FACULTY COMMITTEES: Bob Richardson, Betsy Streeter. Council Committees BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS: Peggy Jandacek, Dick Hull, Bob Dunham, Marge Crabtree, Carole White. MOTOR VEHICLE BOARD: Tom Campagna, Paul Gault, Dale Meyer. HARVEST FESTIVAL COMMITTEE: Deanna Braley, Mr. Edwards, Ginny Bruce, Gordon Edwards, Dale Meyer, Lucy Picco, Ed Oathout. STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE: Gordon Edwards, Irene Osuga, Lucy Picco, Dave Gardner, Vin Pronger, Lynn Bondurant. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: Crabtree, Bob Myers, Joe Crosby. Phil Wheeler, Paul Gault, Marge Eleanor Simpson, Editor; Kathy Elder, Artist; Peggy Jandacek, Associate Editor; Dick Hull, Photographer; John Eglitis, Business Manager; Cathy McWilliams, Associate Editor; Alice Coates, Typist. Before. . . 78 Narva This year the NARVA staff has attempted to add a few new touches to the book, the key to these being an increased accent on infor¬ mality. We have tried to make the general format more consistent in this respect than has been done previously, by using informal set¬ tings and poses for administration and faculty pictures, as well as for student groups and sports events. Thanks are due the staff and several inter¬ ested outsiders for helpful criticisms and ideas; a special thank you is due our photographer for initiating many ideas of his own which enabled us to carry out our plans. The work of numerous copy writers and the cooperation of all those who appeared as scheduled for photos are ap¬ preciated . We hope the general content of the book covers a wide enough area to provide interest¬ ing reading for a majority of students. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF: Joanne Mayes, Business Manager; Dale Cunningham, Associate Editor; Jerre Chitwood, Editor; Paul Thackaberry, Sports Editor; Rae Irwin FIRST SEMESTER STAFF: Joanne Mayes, Business Manager; Sarita Penick and Rae Irwin, Columnists; Dick Hull, Photographer; Norman Dunsmore, Columnist; Jerry Plummer, Editor; Bill Hite, Associate Editor; Walt Humphrey, Assistant Editor. Out of a mass of unrelated events transpiring in the world in general and the Park College scene in particular, an assorted array of various students bend their talents toward producing the campus newspaper, the Stylus . Part of the work involved behind each publication that is cursorily scanned by some and strictly scrutinized by others includes collaring indi¬ viduals to report on special campus events, and glean¬ ing the minds of others of ideas about so-called intel¬ lectual subjects. Jerre Chitwood, Carole White, Gary Clark, Peggy Wallace. Idler As the college ' s only literary journal, the Idler is small but selective and aims at including within its covers only the best examples of student writing submitted for publication. The staff, with Gary Clark as this year ' s editor, reads and decides upon the numerous poems, written in every form from rhymed couplet to sonnet and the stories, ranging in length from a paragraph to several hundred words. The idler , entirely student produced and student sponsored, reflects fairly accurately the degree of student interest in writing of this sort and the quality of student expression. When interest and ability are lacking, the contents are indicative; at the same time, the presence of imaginative and original thought among the students also finds expression in the Idler ' s pages. What Every Woman Knows It must be quite two years ago, Mr. Shand Judy Willis as Maggie Wylie, Bob White as Mr. Shand and Louella Dunagan as the Countess. They ' re all complimenting the wedding cake. And drinking the wine punch. If they catch you, they ' 11 hang you. Member of the Wedding Bernice, what have you been doing to my John Henry? , ' ' ■I ' V- ' ’ Omnibus . . .and wondered why he had come, if he had come to bring sorrow. XMOi It doesn ' t matter. . . .As for me, I shall recover. . . I have recovered. But for him. I dub thee... FIRST ROW: Donna Garber, Mark Johnstone, Jante David, Rosemary Fry, Bob Watkins, John Charlton, Marilyn Copeland, Betsy Adams, Mr. Seipp, Tom Gale, Nan Budlong. SECOND ROW: Judy LIddle, Harry Hoffman, Beth McKeehan, Don Rusk, Lucy Picco, Margo Volentlne, Dale Cunningham, Ann Hampson, Craig Little, Beverly Bush. THIRD ROW: Bob Dunham, Nancy Richardson, Linda List, Stan Hess. I r r f Park Singers FIRST ROW: B. Adams, R. Fry, B. McKeehan, B. Chace, L. Richmond, S. Mosiman, J. Baird, M. Johnstone, M. Blades, G. Edwards, D. Rusk. SECOND ROW: N. Thomas, N. Budlong, I. Shipley, V. Bruce, P. Pence, S. Hess, B. Grinnell, C. Smith, G. Clark, D. Gardner, J. Charlton, D. Cunningham. THIRD ROW: L. List, A. Hampson, N. Richardson, M. Gatton, J. Kennedy, D. Kendall, N. Dunsmore, M. Oltman, B. Dunham, T. Aldrich, E. Ctathout. Choir FIRST ROW: C. Defriend, K. Wilkison, D. Lindstrom, B. Bush, J. Smith, M. Crabtree. SECOND ROW: B. McCoy, T. Manske, L. Dyksterhuis, M. Volentine, J. Liddle, M. Copeland. THIRD ROW: C. Little, B. Watkins, H. Hoffman, T. Gale. 85 BRASS ENSEMBLE - SEATED: Kathy Eckel, Tom Gale, Cliff Porter, Paul McBride, Dave Gardner. STANDING: Bob Watkins, Dan Bowers, hA Cormier. Orchestral Ensembles WIND ENSEMBLE: Mary Gresham, Nancy Budlong, Mary Gatton, Margaret Gatton. Mu Sigma: FIRST ROW: Kathy Eckel, Rosemary Fry, Lorena Jones, Mary Gresham, Donna Garber. SECOND ROW: Nan Budlong, Margaret Gatton, Karen Wilkison, Marilyn Copeland, Beverly Bush. THIRD ROW: Peggy Rabe, Dorothy Lindstrom, Betsy Adams, Ed Oathout, Harry Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Paul McBride, Tom Gale, Don Rusk, Linda List, Bill McCoy. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Seipp, Mr. Hanna, Chuck Smith, Mr. Nunn. Phi Mu Alpha: Dave Gardner, Dan Bowers, Ray Howard, Craig Little, Jim Clark, Bill McCoy, Jock McCreary, George Thomas. Theta Alpha Phi: Bob Dunham, Janie David, Luella Dunigan, Bob Grinell, Jackie Oswald, Dave McDowell, Nancy McGrath, Katie Holland, Bruce Mu 11 innix. Biology Club: Lynn Bonderant, Mr. Radloff, Dr. Hamilton, Nancy Thomas, Donna Garber, Joy Jacobs, Shirley Miller, Warren Furnish, Carol Po aK ] AC Cosmopolitan Club: Shu-Hon Yu, Dave Kendal, Nick Khodadad, Deanna Mercurio, Larry Kell, Nan Budlong, Manu Sharifi, Mandy Schaal. Spanish Club: Janie David, Sarita Penick, Ann Mariner, Guest Speakers from Spain, Mr. Evans, Mrs. Frizzle, Deanna Mercuric, Mrs. Evans, Dr. Frizzle, Mrs. Evans, Joe Ree, Nancy Shea. French Club: Mac Oltman, Warren Furnish, Sarita Penick, Pat Porter, Barbara Robertson, John Clarke, Irene Osuga. 90 German Club FIRST ROW; Miss Grueneberg, Ken Kroger, Dave Foulk, Stan Hess. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wild, Peggy Wallace, Tom Jenkins, Marilyn Jenkins, Dick Lee. English Club FIRST ROW: Peggy Jandacek, Anne Straus, Jerry Plummer, Dr. Barber, Leona Dyksterhuis. SECOND ROW: Dr. Hilty, Ann Mariner, Bob Dunham, Judy Smith, Susie Leonard, John Washburn, Jerre Chitwood. Sociology Club: Steve McConnell, Jay Edwords, Dr. Wheeler, Kay Nell Oates, Jean Heaney, Dan Bovv ' ers, Tom Campagna, Alice Coates. Economics Club: Bill Wilson, Joe Qosby, Don Thorpe, Bob Fllson, Dr. Gordon, Bill Lewis, John Clarke, Dave Wergeland, Buzz Barton, Keith Larson, Dave Hendricks. I 93 Political Science Club: Bob Cantine, Jon Hawley, Gordon Edwards, Woody Longan, Blaine Williams, Waiter Humphrey, Marge Crabtree, Susan Spear, Lucy Picco. Pi Gamma Mu: Jay Edwards, Tom Campagna, Marge Crabtree, Ruth Swan, Jean Heaney. Young Democrats Club: McDowell. (Left to Right) Mac Oltman, Jay Edwards, Katie Holland, Lynn Bondurant, Carole White, Nancy McGrath, Bill McCoy, Dave Young Republicans: SEATED: Carole White, Sue Leonard, Katie Holland, Ginny Bruce, Nancy McGrath. STANDING: Gordon Edwards, Gary Clark. Gus Hoffman. 95 I S.N.E.A (Left to Right) Suzanne Spears, Mercedes Ferrer, Anita Ferrer, Lynne Richmond, Anita Palmer, Joanne Mayes, Bette Stewart, Larry Kell, Janet Engler, Dr. Pai, Kathy Hilt, Jeanne Baird, Margaret Callaway, Mr. Cary, Deanna Mercurio. Home Economics Club: STANDING: Mrs. Ellen Layman, Miss Olga Saffry, Barbara Robertson, Nancy Richardson, Mary Gatton, Mrs. Irene Graves, Nina Robertson, Carolyn Carlson, Carolyn Duffy, Linda Mitchem. SEATED: Delores Potts, Sylvia Helms, Peggy Jandacek, Nancy Budlong, Anita Palmer, Jeanne Baird, Deanna Mercurlo. Natural Science Colloquium: FIRST ROW: Carolyn Carlson, Barbara Robertson, Barbara Wild, Sylvia Helms, Dick Lee, Bill Nichols, Tom McIntyre. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rundus, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Radloff, Jong Park, Jake Lark, Gary Clark, Sam Mercurlo. THIRD ROW: Dr. Hamilton, Bob Brillhart, Lynn Bondurant, Mono Ebadi, Del Lutsenhizer. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Oswald, Nancy Richardson, Mary Gatton, Anita Palmer, Shirley Miller. FIFTH ROW: Dr. Pivonka, Tom Jenkins, Dale Meyer, Warren Furnish, Jeanne Baird, Bill Booth, Lee Baird, Sweet Long, Yun Lee, Joy Jacobs. I ACC: Joanne Stone and Cliff Porter. Representative Athletes PCC: Delores Potts and Sam Crawford. LEC: Gail Copple and Tom Campagna. 98 OAC: Nancy Richardson and Bill Nichols. MAC: Hendrichs, Tom England, Dan Bowers, Mr. Carpender, Dave Graham. Dave Kendall, John Clarke, Dave WRA: FIRST ROW: Nancy Thomas , Kathy Elder, Miss Ebert, Gail Copple, Dolores Potts, Betsy Streeter. SECOND ROW: Mary Gatton, Joanne Stone, Judy Smith, Jan Bradburn, Irene Osuga, Phyllis Harper. 99 CHAMPION CLEOS: (Left to Right) Nancy Thomas, Leonetta Kimura, Joanne Stone, Kathy Eckel, Mary Gatton, Patty Pence, Mandy Schaal, Nancy McGrath, Dorothy Lindstrom. Intramural Speedball ALL STARS: (Left to Right) Delores Potts, Jean Heaney, Nancy Thomas, Carolyn Duffy, Leonetta Kimura, Peggy Peck. Intramural Soccer CHAMPION ORIONS - FIRST ROW: Manu Sharifi, Bill Wilson, Mel Blades, Harlan McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Shu Hon Yu, Mansour Zebetian, Hans Brisch. THIRD ROW: John Tatschl, John Eglitis, A Vartin Pawley, John Clark. ALL STARS - FIRST ROW: Paul Thackaberry, Jerre Chitwood, Sinan Kunt, Mansour Zebetian, Tom England. SECOND ROW: Dave Kendall, George Thomas, Jim Mott, Larry Gillen, Bill Nichols, Dick Swartz. CHAMPION ELAINES: Mary Schenk, Ann Hampson, Lorena Jones, Karen Curtis, Cathy McWilliams, Carol Kincaid, Kay Nell Oates. Women’s Basketball W L Elaines 6 0 Cleos 4 2 Calllos 2 4 Auroras 0 6 ALL STARS: Nancy Richardson, Carol Kincaid, Karen Curtis, Lorna Jones, Kathy Eckel, Sylvia Helms, Delores Potts, Jackie Oswald. ■ CHAMPION TONIES; John Chenoweth, Larry Gelhaar, Clift Porter, Kermit Raydon, Jim AAott, John Charlton, George Gandy. Men ' s Basketball Tomes Orions Lances Parchies ALL-STARS: John Clarke, Bill Nichols, Mel Blades, Jim v otl’, Cliff Porter, Dick Swartz. Archery 1st Place, Kathy Eckel (ACC); 2ncl Place, Phyllis Harper (LEC); 3rd Place, Lynne Richmond (LEC). Tennis 1st Place, Bob Cantine (PCC); 2nd Place, John Clark (OAC); 3rd Place, Mansiour Zabetian (OAC). mt-iH 104 WOMEN ' S DOUBLES: 1st Place Peggy Robe and Juanita Poffinbarger (ACC); 2nd Place, Kay Nell Oates and Jackie Rickman (LEC); 3rd Place, Jackie Oswald and Gail Copple (LEC). Badminton Winners MEN ' S SINGLES: 1st Place, Bob White (OAC) Not Pictured; 2nd Place, Bob Cantine (PCC); 3rd Place, Mansiour Zabetian (OAC). WOMEN ' S SINGLES: 3rd Place, Kay Nell Oates (LEC); 1st Place, Jackie Oswald (LEC); 2nd Place, Nancy Richardson (OAC). FIRST ROW: Daruish Boroumand, Sinan Kunt, Jerre Chitwood, Tom England. SECOND ROW: Dave Kendall, John Clarke, Manoochehr Sharifi, Mansour i Zabetian, Paul Thackaberry, Khodadad Haghanogi, Dick Swartz. THIRD ROW: George Thomas, John Washburn, Jim Mott, Larry Gillen, Bill Wilson, 1 Bill Nichols. I j Intercollegiate Soccer 108 109 Cathy McWilliams, Anita Ferrer, Carol Peebles. Cheerleaders Cathy McWilliams, Anita Ferrer, Carol Peebles, Suzie Leonard, Speedy Tallchief Bob Cantine, Steve McConnell, Monsour Zabetian, Jon Hawley, John Clarke. Tennis Team Highlighting the athletic season at Park this spring was an enthusiastic program of varsity intercollegiate tennis. Practice began early in the semester on a new indoor court in the gym, and continued with practice matches with near-by schools as soon as the weather warm¬ ed. Two matches each were scheduled with the following schools: WiIIiam Jewel, Central, Graceland, and Kansas City University. A spring vacation tour into Ohio in¬ cluded a match with Wooster College, Bob Cantine, Bill Nichols, John Clarke, Jon Hawley, Mansour Zabetian, Bruce Street, and Jim Mott all played spirit¬ edly to enhance the name of Park in Midwestern athletics. X ' KH ' - r -tM ' ' . •.; ! ' t Tfs ' • fc i 9re SECOND SEMESTER: Delores Potts, Sylvia Helms, Joanne Mayes, Kermit Raydon, Peggy Jandacek, Lynn Bonderant, Jean Heaney FIRST SEMESTER; Gary Clark, Marge Crabtree, Tom Campagna, Sylvia Helms, Ed Oathout, Gail Copple, Lynn Bondurant, Barb Chace Anthony Cleopatra Club The Anthony Cleopatra Club, The Spirit of Friendliness, opened the year with an Informal rush party for new students in the old Jolly Roger with a talent show, dancing, group singing, volleyball, and bowling. A steak fry at Melody Lane welcomed new Tonies and Cleos at the close of Rush Week. The Harvest Festival float followed an Egyptian theme, with Bob Dunham as Anthony, and Sandy Mosiman as Cleopatra. Later In the fall the ACC sponsored a candle-lit, Mexican atmosphere chili supper, and still later, the annual Christmas dance, this season La Balle de Noel, held off campus. Nancy Shea and Ed Oathout reigned as Queen and King. Then came Spring.. .and with it the Anthony-Cleopatra Follies at WUS and Antoine ' s ACC gay and sparkling party— atmosphere one-night restaurant with the most taste- tempting food and the most delightful entertainment to be found. The ACC had a wonderful year. .. . 1 1 2 Officers LA BALLE de NOEL Presidents.Barb Chace, Ed Oathout Joanne Mayes, Kermit Raydon Vice Presidents.Harry Hoffman, Nancy Thomas Secretaries.Sarita Penick, Sandy Mosiman Treasurers.Tom England, Linda Mitchem Social Chairmen. . . .Rozanne Shepherd, Kermit Raydon Mary Gatton, John Charlton Rush Captains.Margaret Gatton, Larry Gelhaar WRA Representatives.Joanne Stone, Mary Gatton Leonetta Kimura MAC Representatives.John Charlton, Jim Miller Jim Mott Historians. ..... Cheryl Hendricks, Louella Dunagan Anthony and Cleopatra. . .in person! February rush dinner Sing Lances sing Officers The winning Harvest Festival float My Hero! (He ' s taking her to the LEC Dance.) Presidents.Gail Copple, Tom Campagna Jean Heaney, Gary Shepherd Vice Presidents. . . Jackie Oswald, Warren Furnish Shirl ey Miller, Paul Thackaberry Secretaries.Beth McKeehan, Warren Furnish Treasurers.Bill McCoy, Dave Wergeland Rush Captains. . . .Beth McKeehan, Tom Campagna WRA Representatives. . Jean Heaney, Phyllis Harper Kay Nell Oates, Ann Hampson MAC Representatives.Gary Shepherd, Dave Kendall, Dick Swartz Lancelot Elaine Club Autumn leaves and the new fall semester found the LEG in full swing, putting into action dreams con¬ jured during the dormant summer months. Rush week started off with the party at the Bell Road Barn, and was climaxed with a picnic at the Lakeside Country Club, where old and new members enjoyed a day of boating, volleyball, softball, eating, and singing. Outstanding events on the LEC calendar were the initiation party with swimming and bowling, the tri¬ umphant float for the second consecutive year at the Harvest Festival, Lance serenades, the Elaine surprise Christmas party for the Lances, a pizza party, and a car wash. The highlight of the year is always the annual Knight-time Ball, again held at Garrett Hal I in Kansas City. Orion Aurora Club Initiating the club year was a Hawaiian rush week party, complete w ' ith dancing Orions dressed in leis and grass skirts. Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton hosted the get-acquainted party for new members at their home. Chickenwire, paper mache, and straw covered burlap combined to make the Harvest Festival float. Conforming to the theme, Far Away Places the float took us to darkest Africa where two very ferocious natives danced around a giant-sized pot occupied by Dr. Hamilton, whose biological expedition had ap¬ parently been permanently interrupted. Later in the fall the Orions surprised the Auroras with a serenade which was followed by a donut and cider, bowling and dancing party in the Old Jolly Roger. With the help of Jenkin David the OAC Home¬ coming show Infernal Follies was a howling success. The show was followed by a Devil ' s Housewarming in the Meetin ' House, where there were dancing and refreshments in a fiery red atmosphere. 1 Valentine cookies for the Orions “Infernal Follies The OAC Harvest Festival float “Eat ' em up Park ! “ Officers Presidenl-s.Marge Crabtree, Gary Clark Peggy Jandacek, Chuck Smith Vice Presidents.Joy Jacobs, John Eglitis Nan Budlong, Mel Blades Secretaries. . . . Nancy Richardson, Peggy Peck Treasurer.Jirn Clark Rush Captains.Nan Budlong, Bruce Street Karen Wilkison, Marty Pawley WRA Representatives. . Irene Osuga, Judy Smith Carolyn Defriend, Irene Osuga MAC Representatives. . . John Clarke, Mansiour Zabetian Historians. . . . Judy Smith, Carol Groundwater Presidents.Sylvia Helms, Bill Hite Delores Potts, Lynn Bondurant Vice Presidents.Pat Porter, Gordon Edwards Secretaries.Donna Garber, Lucy Picco Treasurer.Phil Wheeler Rush Captains.Lucy Picco, Gordon Edwards Donna Garber, Dave Graham Serenade Captains.Janie David, Bill Hildner WRA Representatives. . . . Judy Hutton, Janet Bradburn Carolyn Duffy, Anita Ferrer MAC Representatives. . . Dave Hendricks, Dave Graham Dave Graham, Bill Woodhull Historian.Tom Gale I might fall back on you... King and Queen Mercedes and Bill Officers Parchie Varsity in the making Parchevard Calliopean Club The PCC started off their year with a successful rush party based on the Beatnik theme, followed with a picnic for the new members at water works park. In October the club opened Park ' s social season with the Gold Cotillion held in Commons. Bill Hite and Mercedes Ferrer reigned over the affair as King and Queen. The PCC caught the spirit of Harvest Festival, and worked hard building their float, Polar Picnic. The float featured an igloo and two penguins, and was done in white, silver, and ice-blue. In November the club sponsored a unique Library Rock for the school. Those who attended found a new atmosphere among the books, confessedly not con¬ ducive to study! The club also sponsored the movie Anastasia in January, shown in the Park Theater before a large, enthusiastic audience. AAjch work was done to make the Parchie Varsity, based on the history of motion pictures, equal in cali¬ ber to the traditionally outstanding performances. The PCC also are looking ahead to a spring picnic and ice cream social. At the year ' s end, all members of the club look back on these fun-filled activities which helped to make it another great year for the Purple and Gold. OFFICERS; Warren Furnish, President; Joe Crosby and Steve McConnell, Catch-alls. Santa came to the Chesnut-Stephens Christmas party I The spirit of Chesnut has survived in top drawer fashion through¬ out the year. Late in the evening we find Jay Edwards and his room¬ mate, Nick Khodadad, blowing smoke high up in the room, Nick doing calculus, and Jay reading Playboy . Across the hall there ' s a bridge game being played by John Charlton and Phil Wheeler. Rock ' n Roll hits Chesnut as Dave Graham shows his roommate, Bruce Williams, the hot steps. Steve McConnell Is trying to explain the whys and where¬ fores of girls to his roommate, Gordon Edwards. Next we find ourselves in the middle of a tom-tom as Flarry Hoffman gives it all he ' s got. Bob Fischer is bragging about his pipe collection, while across the hall we find Ed Quade eating some goodies from home as his roommate Mansiour Zabetian is throwing everybody else out! Jan Morris and Shu-Hon Yu are working at those books—chem test coming up! We hear sounds of good music coming from across the hall as John Washburn ex¬ plains the classics to Jerre Chitwood who falls asleep on top of his sack. Next door is complete chaos as Warren Furnish, having had his fill of KCKN, throws Bruce Street out of the room and his radio after him. Paul Thackeberry and his roommate, Dick Schwartz, are discus¬ sing the basketball game as visitors gather. Next we come to the habi¬ tat of Bill Booth, who is sleeping through his alarm, and his roommate, Sam Crawford, who is leaving to answer the phone. What ' s this? Gh I It ' s Dick Hull and Joe Crosby discussing the sociological trend of the day. Dale Meyer, our housefather, is sipping coffee with his pal as they review chemistry I ( t 1 4 1 20 Chesnut Copley ■ Thaw Open House year. The dorm has seen a good evidence of vv ' hich can be noted on the tired face of old Copley. OFFICERS; Dave Kendall, Treasurer, 1st Semester; Ed Oathout, President; Jim Clark, Secretary, 1st Semester; John Chenoweth, Treasurer, 2nd Semester; Vin Pronger, Vice President. No one can ever hope that a men ' s dorm will be a place of peace and quiet. This year, Copley succeeded in surpassing all mischievous expectations. With the night¬ ly bombings, flooded shower rooms, booby traps, blaring Hi-Fi ' s, and general chaos, life at Copley was ever far from uneventful. The dorm officers, representatives, and counselors managed to stay alive by passing legislation at a safe distance, and many noble attempts at law and or¬ der were hard pressed, but were in the end, totally dis¬ regarded. Needless to say. Mom Reister certainly earned the Mom part, for only a mother could put up with all the roughhouseandstilI smile. Open house was a success again this year and our smok¬ ers, parties and raids were well attended and enjoy ed by all. Even though the disap¬ pearance of Nickel ' s bell cost us a damage assessment, it too, was worth it. OFFICERS: Peggy Peck, Secretary-Treasurer, 1st Semester; Bonnie Johnston and Sandy Mosiman, Social Chairmen; Patty Pence, Secretary-Treasurer, 2nd Semester; Karen Wilkison, President, 1st Semester; Peggy Rabe, Vice President, 1st Semester; Dorthea Fischer, Vice President, 2nd Semester; Margaret Gatton, President, 2nd Semester. Hawley Hall Beautiful Hawley Hall has been home to approximately thirty-five girls this year. When the girls moved into campus life they brought with them a zest for life and some resolution to study. It was not long before Mrs. Hawkins was Mom to them all and could be counted on to lend a helping hand when needed, be it parties, fixing popcorn poppers, or Men. Open house, with Shades of White as its theme was the first big affair sponsored by the girls, and with it came a flurry of cleaning and excitement. Hawley had its informal evenings too, with song fests and some hen parties aft closing hours. In observation of previous resolutions the girls did study and voices would become softer and foot¬ steps quieter as the clock would strike eight, signaling in quiet hours. The first few months of dormitory life were perhaps the most challenging of the entire year for each girl as she learned to live with the others. The excitement of the first snowfall mischief, raids, and books! This whirlwind year at Hawley Hall will always be one of the most memor¬ able occasions in each girl ' s life. 10 o ' clock at Hawley We wish you a Merry Christmas. . . Herr House OFFICERS: Louella Ojnagan, Social Chairman; Mrs. Fleming; Kathy Eckel, Vice President; Ruth Swan, Inter-dorm Council; Suzanne Spears, FVesident; Sarita Penick, Secretary; Debbie Brunei I, Social Chairman; Mary Gatton, Treasurer. Lights turned on In the empty rooms. . . Cars filling up the parking lot. . .A hubbub of excited female voices In the air. .. The life of Herr House begins. Girls meet to gossip. The housemother, outstand¬ ing member of the household. . .Mom Fleming directs In the details of rou¬ tine work and guides each girl as she strives to prepare her daughter for her place In the Herr House ring. . . And thus the months go by, per¬ haps years. .But now, there Is a break In the long hours of study and rou¬ tine . Backstage for Open House. Up at five to serve breakfast. So you ' re my pi 11 pa I? Home for va¬ cation. Tests... Tests... Tests... A dance, a date, a dream. An old brown building, plus girls .. .that Is Herr House. A memory- a haven- a home at Park College. OFFICERS: Stu Nelson and Paul Gault. Emanating from an aura of academic splen¬ dor, the Influence of the men of Nickel have is no wonder. Guided, disciplined, and united by the fatherly, forceful, pervading spirit of Roland Bertol the great minds of Nickel, each of which one could spend considerable time praising, have completed another year of up¬ holding and furthering the Incomparable tradit¬ ions and standards of the past. Housing men involved in every Important function of the college, a constant stream of information is received and processed for future use. An In¬ teresting assortment of personality types, a var¬ ied display of talent, and a complete collection of romantic philosophers make up the elect of Nickel. Make yourself comfortable. made deep, tar reaching impressions on those unfortunates of the rest of the campus. And It Stephens OFFICERS: Sylvia Helms, President; Marge Crabtree, Vice President; Nancy Shea, Secretary; Peggy Jandacek, Inter-dorm Council; Ginny Bruce, Treasurer; Jean Heaney, House Council. FIRST ROW: Ginny Bruce, Nancy Richardson, Karen Curtis, Jean Heaney, Sweet Long, Sylvia Helms, Gail Copple. SECOND ROW: Mary Catherine Holland, Carole White, Barbara Chace, Delores Potts, Marge Crabtree, Joy Jacobs, Peggy Jandacek. Nineteen girls again mounted the seventy-two steps to Chesnut-Stephens Christmas party their home on the fourth floor of Hawley. Though winded by the long climb (it ' s terrible when you ' re locked out and your key is in the room!), the girls planned a year to be remembered. The traditional off campus splurge was held at Sandy ' s Oak Ridge Manor, in December the men of Chesnut decided to borrow our Christmas tree during the supper hour. Al¬ though our touch of Christmas was gone, our spirit was re¬ newed by a Christmas party given in our honor by the conscious stricken fellows. February brought our formal Open House with a Valentine ' s Day theme, and as Spring rolled around, our well organized house meetings dealt with House Party and WUS carnival plans. Along with the carefree moments there were the serious moments when the clatter of typewriters could be heard whip¬ ping out those final term papers, and many a night the mid¬ night oi 1 burned I Dyer Apartments SPECTATOR SPORTS r Jr ' Jf ir A % V ' ■ T s Mr. David and Bob Puikka Dr. Morrill ANTIGONE Miss Douglass and Judy Willis 130 Janie David 1 3 1 BALL AND CHAIN GANG RECEPTION HAWLEY OPEN HOUSE SX ' Ji j ' fcVJs •. ' SO - Marjorie McAdam, AAanager; Pat Porter, Assistant. Heaney, in characteristic typing position Student Employment That necessary evil—washing dishes I 39 Commons Louise Lake, Food Service Director Jerrie O ' Connor, Food Supervisor; Eddie Webster, Cook. Dorsey Woods, Storerc om Attendant 41 Waverly Hospital Gertrude Markley, Assistant Director Luella A atthews, Director Maintenance Virgil Holliday, Gardener John C. Schweer, Superintendent; Pete Jackson, Plasterer. Frank M. Pierce and Henry Zaleuke. ITX ' mSgS -- IM wsm 11, t ' ' ' S !« um% ffi aS’ a i a i. -Wm vKu f SKrM i jBRvtJn™ ' OmgBgk Dr. and Mrs. George S. Barber 19a West 5th Parkville, Missouri Mr. Roland C. Bertol Nickel Dormitory Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Billings 900 Main (Apt. 6) Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brenner R.F.D. 1, Box 280 Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Sherry Browne 410 W. 47th St. (Apt. 411) Kansas City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Campanella 3414 Karnes Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Carey 1000 Main (Apt. 2) Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Carpenter 1000 Main (Apt. 3) Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Cormier 605 East 6th Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Jenkin R. David 6009 Bell Road Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis Music Department Park College Parkville, Missouri Miss Elinor Douglass 900 Main (Apt. 7) Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Dusing Box 222 Mason, Ohio Miss Janice Ebert 204 East 77th St. North Kansas City 18, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Edwards 602 East 6th Parkville, Missouri Mr. Eugene Evans 6020 North Highway 45 Parkville, Missouri Miss Frances J. Fishburn 818 East Street Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming 826 East Street Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Sarah A. Fleming Herr House Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Frizzle Thompson Commons Apt. Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Willard Gaeddert 6 West 3rd Parkville, Missouri Mr. Theodore W. Geist 8403 W. Hillton Rd. Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. William E. Gordon 706 East Street Parkville, Missouri Miss Elsa Grueneberg 1000 Main (Apt. 1) Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. John M. Hamilton 6611 N. Platte Hills Rd., NW Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hanna 900 Main (Apt. 1) Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hartwig 1320 Main Parkville, Missouri Faculty and Staff Dr. and Mrs. Jerzy Hauptmann Hi 1 Itop House Parkville, Missouri Mrs. A. L. Hawkins Minneapolis, Kansas Dr. Peter D. Hilty 900 Main (Apt. 5) Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hodge 329 Armour North K. C., 16, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Honeycutt, Jr 1217 E. 45th PI. Kansas City 16, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hopper Waverly Health Center Apt. S Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Ellerd M. Hulbert 604 East 6th Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Johnson, Jr. 106 West 3rd Parkville, Missouri Mr. Mortimer I. Kilgore Route 2 Platte City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lake Route 2, Box 414 Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John Layman 606 East Street Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Lon Linder 200 East Street Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Betty R. Longhibler 601 Main Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Adolph Manoil Park House Parkville, Missouri Miss Gertrude Mark ley Waverly Health Center Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Matthews 800 Main Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAdam Route 6, Box 21 Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Miller 603 East 6th Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mohler 606 East 6th Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Moore 505 Main Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Morrill Park College Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mynatt 12 1 2 W. 5th Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Park Noland 10 West Mi 11 Street Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Nunn 900 Main (Apt. 4) Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Jerry O ' Connor Gillette Apt. 2 Parkville, Missouri Miss Sarah B. Osborne 702 East Street Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Young Pal 1000 Main (Apt. 4) Parkville, Missouri Mr. Charles Parisek 2409 Ohio Street Lawrence, Kansas Dr. and Mrs. William C. Pivonka 900 Main (Apt. 3) Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Merrilyn Coleman Potter Music Department, Park College Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Henry Radloff 706 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Ruby L. RIester Copley Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John Rindone 8103 W. Highway 9, N.W. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Leon Robbins 504 East Street Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robertson 9 West 5th Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rundus 9 West 5th Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rush 7906 W. Highway 9, N.W. Parkville, Missouri Miss Olga Saffry 900 Main (Apt. 2) Parkville, Missouri Dean and Mrs. W. F. Sanders 806 East Street Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. George M. Schurr 1309 Main Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schweer 7704 W. Blue Grass Rd., N.W. Parkville, Missouri Mr. Robert Seamans 1506 - 30th St., N.W. Washington 7, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Seipp 802 East Street Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Semmel (On Leave) c o American Express London, England Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Sherwood 206 Summers Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spangler 1307 Main Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Marcella Tatschl 820 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Ben Udell 5017 W. 70th Prairie Village, Kansas Dr. and Mrs. C. Stanley Urban 603 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Utter 4701 Brighton Kansas City 16, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Van Horn Woodward Parkville, Missouri Miss Connie Vulliamy 820 East St. Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Wheeler Waverly Center Apt. North Parkville, Missouri Miss Chalcea White Hilltop House Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. James W. Youngblood 1340 Main Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zemke 6941 Avalon Parkville, Missouri Students ,■ I A Elizabefh Adams 2913 West Oak Sioux Falls, Soutli Dakota rim Aldrich 21 Georgia Avenue Ferguson 53, Missouri Thomas Aldrich 21 Gsotgio Avenue Ferguson 35, Missouri David A.rnold 754 Green Briar Lane Lake Forest, Illinois Rene Atkinson 259 Wil lovr Road Albuquerque, New Mexico B Jeanne Baird Dyer 3 Parkville, Missouri Leemon Baird Dyer 3 Parkville, Missouri Charles Barton 128 Corlies Avenue Poughkeepsie, New York Alvin Black P.O. Box 326 El Granada, California Melvin Blades 1404 Maple Street Cheswick, Pennsylvania James Bohan Route 3 Platte City, Missouri Lynn Bondurant 2613 Vernon North Kansas City 16, Missouri William Booth Box 226, Route 9 Fort Worth, Texas Darulsh Boroumand Moshle Street Isfahan, Iron Daniel Bowers 2817 Parnell St. Louis, Missouri Janet Bradburn 859 Queen Anne Glendale, Missouri Deanna Bra ley 6235 East 16th Terr. Kansas City 26, Missouri Bruce Bremer R.R ' . Box 220 Lake Zurick, ' Illinois Robert Brillhart 4540 County Line Road Kansas City, Kansas Hans Brisch 3641 Paseo Kansas City, Missouri Ann Brook ly 2110 Spence Avenue Tallahassee, Florida Roger Brookman Lapham Road East Aurora, New York Virginia Bruce 6 DeLong Avenue Council Bluffs, Iowa Deborah Brunei I 4131 - 42nd St., S.W. Calgory, Alberta, Canada Nancy Budlong 1428 W. Berteau Chicaga, Illinois Gary Bumgardner 410 Schiller Sandusky, Ohia Beverly Bush 615 Taft Place Gary, Indiana C Margaret Callaway R.R. 1, Box 348 Parkville, Missouri Thomas Campagna 157 E. 30th Street New York, New York Robert Can tine 608 Sunset Amarillo, Texas Carolyn Carlson Central Baptist Seminary Kansas City, Kansas Patricia Case Tribune, Kansas Barbara Chace 7620 Appleton Raytown, Missouri Roger Chan 505 - 5th Avenue New Yark, New York John Charlton 619 East 27th Street Kansas City, Missouri John Chenoweth 2300 Oakland Avenue Bethany, Missouri Jerre Chitwood 406 South Comanche Bartlesville, Oklahoma Bannie Chiu 18 Doyers Street New York, New York Philip Chung 17369 Santa Barbara Detroit, Michigan Bruce Clark 200 N. N Street Madera, California Gary Clark 610 Miller Lee ' s Summit, Missouri James Clark 200 N. N Street Madera, Califarnia John Clarke P.O. Box 101 Palmerton, Pennsylvania Alice Coates 2840 Catherine Dallas 11, Texas Roger Coger 5637 Hadley Merriam, Kansas Richard Connelly 4230 O ' Neill St. Louis, Missouri Richard Connett Jamaica Gypsum Ltd. Kingston 2, Jamaica, B.W.I. Marilyn Copeland Skidmore, Missouri Gall Copple 2233 Laura Wichita, Kansas William Cottrell Quarry Road Wellington, Ohio Marjorie Crabtree Ridgeway, Missouri Sam Crawford 1321 E. Armour Kansas City, Missouri Joe Crosby 911 Holmes Street Kansas City 6, Missoc-i Dale Cunningham 1513 Willow Independence, Missouri Karen Curtis 2528 Seabrook Topeka, Kansas D Janie David 6008 Bell Road Parkville, Missouri Carolyn De Friend 445 S. 93rd E. Ave. Tulsa, Oklahoma Robert Dixon P.O. Box 352 Parkville, Missouri Patrick M. Dolan Box 226, R.R. 6 Rockford, Illinois Carolyn Duffy 1424 West Olive Chicago 26, Illinois Louella Dunagan Waldron, Missouri Robert Dunham 8420 West 75th Overland Park, Kansas Norman Dunsmore 55 Rotary Drive Summit, New Jersey Leona Dyksterhuis 5342 Cleveland Lincoln, Nebraska E Matthew Earle 1308 Main Street Parkville, Missouri Virginia Earle 1308 Main Street Parkville, Missouri Manu Ebadi Dyer 2 Parkville, Missouri Pari Ebadi Dyer 2 Parkville, Missouri Robert Eckardt 103 Schoenbeck Prospect Heights, Illinois Kathryn Eckel Shelby, Iowa Gordon Edwards 1102 S. 8th Ponca City, Oklahoma John Edwards 114 South 10th Carmi, Illinois Ned Edwards 7221 Wake Forrest Dallas, Texas John Eglitis 234 West 62nd Terrace Kansas City, Missouri Kathryn Elder 1406 Prospect Street St. Joseph, Missouri Kim Ellis 39 Marquette Drive Florissant, Missouri Thomas England 5708 East 51st Street North Kansas City, Missouri Janet Engler 836 Highland Fayetteville, Arkansas Ernest Eskelln 68 S. 13th St. Kansas City 2, Kansas F Anita Ferrer 828 Junior Terrace Chicago, Illinois Mercedes Ferrer 828 Junior Terrace Chicago, Illinois Robert Filson 633 W. 56th Street Hinsdale, Illinois 1 4S Carl Fischer R.R. ' ' 1 Smyrna, Delaware Dorothea Fischer 1353 S. Parkwood Place Decatur, Illinois Robert Fischer 4309 N. 19th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Brenadeane Flippen 818 Oakland Avenue Kansas City, Kansas Michael Fopeano 2101 Candelaria, N.W. Alb ' ri|Uerque, New Mexico David Foulk 306 Nir.ih Avenue Leavenworth, Kansas Elizabeth Franklin 1610 N. First St. El Cajon, California Michael Frost 5101 Marion Independence, Missouri Rosemary Fry 2046 N. 32nd St. Kansas City, Kan as Warren Furnish 3302 Indiana Ave. Ft. Wayne, Indiciric G Thomas Gale 415 S. 6th Avenue St. Charles, Illinois Charlotte Gales 7106 NW 72nd Terr. Parkville, Missouri George Gandy 5916 West 62nd St. Mission, Kansas Donna Garber 1336 Bishop Road Grosse Pointe Park 30, Michigan David Gardner Route 1 Brewster, Minnesota Margaret Gatton 500 Elm Street Pierce City, Missouri Mary Gatton 500 Elm Street Pierce City, Missouri Paul Gault 11 N. Kirklyn Ave. Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Larry Gelhaar 6055 Dover St. Arvada, Colorado Larry Gillen 4812 East 6th Kansas City, Missouri David Grahom 29 Stratford Avenue Pittsfield, Massachusetts Mrs. Irene Graves 1725 W. 30th Kansas City, Kansas Mary Gresham 514 Forest Drive Collinsville, Illinois Pomeroy Gresham 12 West 7th Parkville, Missouri Sharon Griner P.O. Box 166 Hillsdale, Illinois Robert Grinnell 46 Monroe Ave. Pittsford, New York Carol Groundwater 8934 S. Carpenter Chicago 20, Illinois H LeRoy Haden 4732 Farrow Kansas City, Kansas Khodadad Haghanogi 21 Vila Ave. Pak St. Tehran, Iran Mae Ann Hampson 4823 West Douglas Wichita, Kansas Glenore Hanna 900 Main, Apt. 1 Parkville, Missouri Roger Hansen 2411 N. 81st Wauv atosa, Wisconsin Ann Harper 106 N. Jackson Junction City, Kansas Phyllis Harper 2142 S. Victoria Wichita, Kansas Jon Hawley 228 Leicester Rood Kenilworth, Illinois Jean Heaney 510 Ninth Avenue Fulton, Illinois John Harry Heberer 8585 Engler Avenue St. Johns, Missouri Sylvia Helms Creighton, Missouri Cheryl Hendricks 1346 Main Street Parkville, Missouri David Hendricks 1346 Main Street Parkville, Missouri Stanley Hess 605 Rudd Canon City, Colorado Wll liam Hi Idner 1805 Morrell Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania Kathryn Hilt 3132 Midland Street St. Joseph, Missouri William Hite 704 S. 6th Street Clinton, Oklahoma Harry Hoffman 857 Jay Street Elgin, Illinois Mary Catherine Holland 2528 Wabash Avenue Ft. Worth, Texas Robert Horneker Route 1, Box 238 Pacific, Missouri David House 2260 Ridge Road Lewiston, New York Gloria Ann Hudson 822 North East 5th St. Oklahoma City 4, Oklahoma Raymond Howard 1228 Hardesty Kansas City, Missouri Richard Hull 4101 Woods Drive Oklahoma City 11, Oklahoma Walter Humphrey East Leavenworth, Missouri Lewis Hunt 453 Third Avenue New York 16, New York Judith Hutton 102 Norton Street LaPorte, Indiana Kathy Hutton 102 Norton Street LaPorte, Indiana Mrs. Constance I jams Box 177E, Route 5 Parkville, Missouri Kathaleen Rae Irwin 2311 W. Hutchinson Chicago 13, Illinois Bryan Ivlow 848 Fourth Stree. LaSalle, Illinois J Joy Jacobs 6225 S. Albany Chicago, Illinois Peggy Jandacek 8620 S. Loomis Chicago, Illinois Ronald Jenkins 6424 N. Brighton Kansas City N., Missouri Thomas Jenkins Dyer 1 Parkville, Missouri Jack Johannsen 4744 HaskelI Kansas City, Kansas VvTlliam Johnson 6409 Highway 9 Parkville, Missouri Bonnie Johnston 4858 Tripp, North Chicago 30, Illinois Mark Johnstone 7704 West North Shore Chicago 31, IIlinois Edna Jones Montreal, Missouri Lorena Jones 4508 Kensington Kansas City, Missouri K Donna Briggs Kahn 6931 Coronado Parkville, Missouri Judith Kalass 815 West Avenue Zumbrota, Minnesota Lawrence Kell 1047 Ann Avenue Kansas City, Kansas Alvin Kellner 2509 Stark Kansas City 29, Missouri David Kendall 363 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, New York Joy Kennedy 871 Warwick Lane Glendale, Missouri Michael Kennedy 923 Manchester Westchester, Illinois Jerry Lee Kerby 417 East 37th Street Kansas City 11, Missouri Iraj Kermani Tehran, Iran Nasroilah Khodadad Khiaban Shimlran Tehran, Iran Fred Kieslar 130 Wolf Road Mokena, Illinois Dong Un Kim Seoul, Korea Leonetta Klmura P.O. Box 132 Kamuela, Hawaii Carol Kincaid R.R. Cowgill, Missouri Matthew Krich 9412 Roslan St. Louis 14 , Missouri Rupert Krieg 1236 Hinman Avenue Evanston, Illinois Kenneth Kroger 1457 Davis Avenue Concord, California Sinan Kunt St. Margaret ' s School Tappahoneck, Va. L Robert LaPointe 1311 East Street Parkville, Missouri Jacqye Lark Oregon, Missouri Keith Larson 630 S. Main Belvidere, Illinois Richard Lee 528 West Park Avenue Libertyville, Illinois Yun Lee 22-71 2Ka Chung-Pao Dong Seoul, Korea Stephen L. Leiser Route 3, Box 369 Parkville, Missouri Susan Leonard 229 Ward Parkway Kansas City, Missouri William Lewis 3911 N. Elmwood Kansas City 17, Missouri Judy Liddle 1003 Meadowridge Kirkwood, Missouri Pauline Lincoln 5416 S. Dorchester Ave. Chicago 15, Illinois Dorothy Lindstrom 4737 Ottawa Kansas City, Kansas Linda List 244 S.E. Robin Road Bartlesville, Oklahoma Craig Little 215 Reservoir Road Pekin, Illinois Sweet Long 119 N. Clay Ferguson, Missouri Woody Longan 5331 Outlook Mission, Kansas Del Lutsenhizer 3023 Oakland Kansas City, Kansas M Paul McBride 2921 Minnesota Kansas City, Kansas Patricia McCarron 450 Yates Street Albany, New York James McCausland, III 30 Budleigh Beverly, Massachusetts Steve McConnell 1420 N. Liberty Independence, Missouri Edward McCoy 2915 Francis Street St. Joseph, Missouri William McCoy 303 East 77th St. Kansas City 18, Missouri Jack McCreary 1 10 West Forest Ave. Flagstaff, Arizona Harlan McDaniel c o Muirson Label Co. San Jose, California David McDowell 41 Godwin Lane St. Louis 74, Missouri Nancy McGrath 1217 East 53rd St. Chicago, Illinois Susan McGrath 178 St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn 38, New York Thomas McIntyre Route 3, Box 500 Parkville, Missouri Beth McKeehan 2061 Osage Bartlesville, Oklahoma Catherine McWilliams 2207 Spring Quincy, Illinois Thomas Manske 5536 Santa Monica Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ann Mariner 1053 Rowland Kansas.City, Kansas Cynthia Maupln 5220 Garfield Kansas City, Missouri Joanne Mayes Spring Hill, Kansas Deanna Mercurlo Gillette, Apt. 4 Parkville, Missouri Sam Mercurlo Gillette, Apt. 4 Parkville, Missouri Dale Meyer 10575 Oak Overland 14, Missouri Shirley Jeane Meyer 3061 Park wood 5 B Kansas City 4, Kansas Jim Mi I ler 105 Main Parkville, Missouri Shirley Miller 1414 Wall Street Joplin, Missouri Linda Mitchem 405 N. Main Street Mountain Grove, Missouri John Mobley 5009 Norwood Kansas City, Missouri Gary Montague Dyer 4 Parkville, Missouri Fred Moreau 1942 Louisiana Street Lawrence, Kansas Jan Morris 402 N. 15th Street Canon City, Colorado Sandra Mosiman 11601 E. 38th St. Independence, Missouri James Mott 15 S. George Mt. FVospect, Illinois Bruce Mu I linnix Pine Brae Farm Skillman, New Jersey Robert Myers 714 Beechnut Lane Martinsville, Virginia N Stewart Nelson 451 Hempstead Garden Drive West Hempstead, New York William Nichols 6304 SE Jack Road Milwaukle, Oregon O Kathryn Oates 3502 - 57 Street N Omaha, Nebraska Ed Oathout 23 Forts-Ferry Road Latham, New York Beth Olson 5615 Valley Parkville, Missouri John Oltman Riley, Kansas Irene Osuga 2098 Clarkson Street Denver, Colorado Robert Oswald 619 N. 78th Street Wauwatosa, Wisconsin P Anita Palmer Route 1, Box 50 Polo, Missouri Jung Park Park College Parkville, Missouri Martin Pawley 3073 South Buchanan Street Arlington, Virginia Peggy Peck 1216 1 2 W. Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma Carol Peebles 132 N. Meridian Wichita, Kansas Patricia Pence 317 Thomas St. Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania Sarah Penick 1501 W. 17th Lane Portales. New Mexico James Penney 4714 West 77th Terrace Prairie Village, Kansas Carol Phy Roanridge, Route 3, Box 371 Parkville, Missouri Lucy Picco 1422 S. Cicero Ave. Cicero, Illinois James Pickering 119 Viewcrest Drive Kansas City, Kansas Gunnar Plake 4967 Ward Parkway Kansas City, Missouri Jerry Plummer 3052 S. Cherry Way Denver, Colorado Juanita Poffinbarger 1406 Jersey Ridg e Davenport, Iowa Lawrence Pollock 2828 N. 47 Place Kansas City, Kansas Clifford Porter 110 N. Main Street Greenfield, Missouri Patricia Porter 1835 N. 37th Street Kansas City, Kansas Delores Potts 2218 Van Brunt Kansas City 27, Missouri John fVoctor 304 Plum St. Carmi, Illinois Irving Pronger 12200 S. 86th Ave. Palos Park, Illinois Robert Puikka Box 52 Keewatin, Minnesota Q Edward Quade 412 N. Granger Harrisburg, Illinois R Margaret Rabe 22145 Park Dearborn, Michigan Robert Ragan 2010 W. 71 Terrace Prairie Village 15, Kansas 1 50 Kermit Raydon 2806 Monterey St. Joseph, Missouri Joe Ree 29-27 l-Ko Myungryoon-Dong Chongro-Ku, Seoul, Korea Jim Reed Route 2, Box 5 Pacific, Missouri Nancy Richardson 3848 Olive Kansas City, Missouri Robert Richardson 106 Main Street Parkvilie, Missouri Lynne Richmond 809 S. Gore Webster Groves 19, Missouri Jacqueline Rickman 1824 State Quincy, Illinois Barbara Robertson 9 West Fifth Parkville, Missouri Nina Robertson 9 West Fifth Parkville, Missouri Mary Rogers Route 1, Box 134 Artesia, New Mexico Dan Rosen 7419 N. Karlov Skokie, Illinois Jim Rule Viola, Missouri Donald Rusk 2305 Fairview Farmington, New Mexico S Tom Sawyer Route 5, Box 82 Parkville, Missouri Maryalice School 9589 Pagewood Avenue Overland 14, Missouri Mary Jean Schenk Route 6 Memphis, Missouri Joyce Seaton 304 N. 30 Kansas City 2, Kansas Robert Seemann 3402 N. Sixth Street Milwaukee 12, Wisconsin All M. Sharifi % Mr. Mohamad All Sharifi Asst. Dir. General Customs Tehran, Iran Manoochehr Sharifi Daghighl Office Khorramshahr, Iran Nancy Shea 755 North Street Pittsfield, Massachusetts Marshall Shedd 3410 Fifth Avenue Sioux City 6, Iowa Gary Shepherd 4100 Wayside Drive Bartlesville, Oklahoma Rozanne Shepherd 4100 Wayside Drive Bartlesville, Oklahoma Marlowe Sherwood 206 Summers Parkville, Missouri Leota Irene Shipley R.F.p. 2 Sedalla, Missouri Eleanor Simpson Gillette Flail Parkville, Missouri Flllton Slayton 301 Bompart Webster Groves, Missouri Charles Smith 1103 Seldin Drive El Paso, Texas Don Smith 436 E. 72nd Street Kansas City, Missouri Judith Smith 25 Lakeview Court Ferguson 35, Missouri Cli fford Snel 1 708 Scott Lane Wallingford, Pennsylvania Robert Snipes 6831 N. Baltimore Street Gladstone, Missouri Beverly Somerville 1 Benmere Road Glen Burnie, Maryland Suzanne Spears 2813 S. 22nd St. Joseph, Missouri Susan Speer 1716 Woodcrest Kansas City, Kansas Robert Sprengnether 3137 Longfellow St. Louis, Missouri Bette Stewart Route 2 Parkville, Missouri Boyd Stockdale 5930 Dudley Street Arvada, Colorado Joanne Stone 32 Larkspur Avenue Daly City, California Claudia Storms 2675 Ffellx Street Spring Valley, California Anne Straus 1410 S. 55th Street Kansas City, Kansas Bruce Street Box 633 Manasquan, New Jersey Betsy Streeter 1002 Streeter Lane Elkhart, Indiana Ruth Swan North Booster Station Beatrice, Nebraska Richard Swartz La Belle, Missouri T Cecelia Tallchief Fairfax, Oklahoma Michiko Taniguchi 247 Kodan Jutaku Tsuklda Kokura City, Japan John Tatschl 820 East Street Parkville, Missouri Dennis Temple 6316 Indiana Kansas City, Missouri Paul Thackaberry 3008 Fourth Avenue Altoona, Pennsylvania Donald Tharp 1809 Hayselton Jefferson City, Missouri George Thomas Park College Parkville, Missouri Nancy Thomas Route 1 Brewster, Minnesota Nolan Thompson 1538 E. Trafficway Springfield, Missouri U Jacquelyn Uebner R.R. A Quincy, Illinois V Benny Van Meter 1537 N. West 49th Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Margaret Volentine 409 E. Market Warrensburg, Missouri W Barbara Walker 2015 Osage Bartlesville, Oklahoma Martha Wall 510 Jackson Jefferson City, Missouri Margaret Wallace Box 859 Silver City, New Mexico William Wang 75 Chatham Road, Second FI Kowloon, Hong Kong John Washburn 105 W. Washington Versailles, Missouri Robert Watk ins 9 Lyon Place Utica, New York David Wergeland 5513 Park Street Chevy Chase 15, Maryland Philip Wheeler 1945 Medford Topeka, Kansas Carole White 610 Dewey St. Joseph, Missouri Robert White 9037 Patrick Drive St. Louis, Missouri Dale Whltesitt Route 1, Box 21 Parkville, Missouri Barbara Wild 1110 S. Greenwood Park Ridge, Illinois Karen W1 Ikison 4445 San Carlos Place N. 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