S 1e _ _l S_i ij r JhK ' 4 ,vj K ■nk rv s c:$w f - - vt V ■- 3 , .y4McrNi y ADMINI9TRATI0N AND 9TAFF FACULTY AND 9TUDENT9 0R6ANIZATI0N9 ACTIVITIE9 9P0RT9 MU9IC AND DRAMA H0N0R9 0PERATI0N9 ADVERTI9IN6 1 1 2 The face of the future for Park College. 3 In order that education may be the means for guiding students in the full cultivation and use of their intellects, talents, and abilities, and in order that it may not become stagnant and dogmatic, it is necessary to continually re-examine and evaluate the goals for which it strives and the way in which it strives for them. To achieve an intelligent and meaningful evaluation of these processes and goals of education, it becomes necessary for men with experience in various academic areas and with a sin¬ cere devotion to education to meet, discuss, and arrive at some kind of conclusion concerning an ob¬ jective revision of the present educational system. It is to such a group of unen, who are concerned with what should be the means and goals of education--the Spec Committee of Park College--that this yearbook is respectfully dedicated. Members of the Committee Dr. George M. Schurr, Chairman Prof. A. Lyle Hanna Dean Ellerd Hulbert Dr. Young Pai Dr. William Pivonka Dr. Henry W. Radloff 4 FOREWORD ik A Japanese haiku is a short, three-line, seventeen- syllable poem, very popular among all classes in Japan. Although it is short, it is by no means simple, for in this extremely rigid form, the poet attempts to create a mood or express an emotion through a mere sketch of it--often suggesting a sort of metaphor between two very different things. The statement is not a complete one; the reader is expected to help create the poem by bringing to it his own memories and emotions. These haiku are usually accom¬ panied by a small sketch suggested by the poem. It is hoped that in the sketches and haiku presented on the division pages of this book, the reader will be able to see, with the help of his own memories and emotions, a slightly different view of Park College. isVi When a nightingale-- Sang out. The sparrow flew off to a further tree --Jurin 5 Dr. Robert H. Meneilly, Dr. Paul H. Morrill, Mr. William H. Tipton, Jr., Mr. Paul Kamitsuka, Mr. Charles J. Edwards, Mr. Ray O. Joslyn, Mr. George H. Clay, Mr. J. Warner Brown, Trustee Emeritus, Mr. David Runnells, Mr. C. G. Rouch, Mr. Frank E. T yler, Mr. Marion J. Stooker, Mrs. Louise Mitchell Bird, Mr. H. Milton Mohler, Mr. Edwin B. Wright, Mr. Elmer Norrington, President of the Board, Rev. Frederick H. Olert, Mr. Ellerd Hulbert, Mr. Frank Pyle, Mr. Lee Moe, Mr. Kenneth R. Hougland. BOARD OF TRUSTEES 6 1 I Silent the old town . . . The scent of flowers Floating . . . and the evening bell A D M I N I 8 T R A T I 0 N A N D 8 T A F F --Basho OFFICE OF THE PRE9IDENT Dr. Paul H. Morrill, President of the College Miss Billie Thomas Secretary to the President H. Milton Mohler Consultant to the President In a quiet comer of Mackay in the Office of the President, source of many of the new plans for Park College. Here with the efficient aid of Miss Thomas and the able advice of Mr. Mohler, the President handles a continuous flow of visitors from all areas of the College ' s concern. The Morrill Family; Paul, Dr. Morrill, Charles, Julia, and Mrs. Morrill OFFICE OF THE DEANS Ellerd Hulbert, Acting Dean of the College. In the newly completed office on the first floor of Mackay, the Academic and Student Affairs sections of the Administration are united to eliminate much of the earlier running up and down stairs. With the aid of the efficient office staff and the proximity of the typing pool, the officials in this office are ab}e to correlate to a much higher degree their in¬ dividual concerns with those of each other. Hazel Bellamy, Secretary to the Dean of the College. Barbara Dorsey, Director of Student Affairs. Dr. Young Pai, Associate Dean of the College, Dean of Student Affairs. 10 Dorothy Van Horn, Man¬ ager of Office of Aca¬ demic and Student Af¬ fairs; Anne Kwo, Per¬ sonnel Office Clerk. Chalcea White, Dean of Women. Anne Straus, Personnel Office Clerk. Snyder, Associate Director of Admissions Diane Gibson, Associate Dean of Women 11 1 OFFICE OF ADMI89ION9 Harley Wyatt, Director of Admissions and Registrar. The Admissions program at Park College is built upon the conviction that the college will grow and prosper because of its close relation¬ ship with its alumni and the Presbyterian Church. This Admissions program is approached on a national basis. The Admissions Office also correlates the activities of the many alumni that participate in the College Day program, as well as assuming responsibility for the ac¬ commodation of prospective students. Carol Brenner, Assistant to the Director of Admissions; Student Assistants, Peggy Peck and Ed McMellen. A1 Dusing, Associate Director of Admissions. 12 REGISTRAR Marilyn Magers, Assistant to the Registrar. With an almost entirely new staff, and many new mechanical devices, the Registrar ' s office has made the traditional mile-long line of Registration Day a thing of the past. Besides supervising this most trying time of the semester, the Registrar ' s office handles tran¬ scripts, grade-point averages and all of the many little problems that his schedule seem to present for a student. What do you mean you want to drop a course? Bonnie Larson, Registrar ' s Clerk. 13 OFFICE OF ALUMNI AND PUBLIC RELATION9 Charles Edwards, Executive Director of Public Affairs. The Public Affairs office is intent on building and maintaining general public interest in and support fo r Park College. They achieve this by preparing news releases, public announcements, and other promotional material to be placed di¬ rectly in newspapers and periodicals. Obtaining in¬ formation concerning campus visitors, speakers, and special programs, and promoting good community relations by inviting and entertaining on campus community leaders is also part of their program. The Public Affairs office is also in charge of direct¬ ing conferences held on campus, and in charge of Park facilities when they are used by outside groups. Student Assistants, Cheryl Wiley, Shirl Conner, and Diane Davis. Mary Youngblood, Secretary to the Executive Di¬ rector of Public Affairs. 14 OFFICE OF THE BU9INESS MANAGER Kenneth Hougland, Business Manager of the College. The Business Office, under the supervision of Mr. Hougland and Miss Vulliamy, handles the many fi¬ nancial problems of the college, while performing such other necessary functions as distributing mail, keeping records, and processing the various purchase orders of different departments. Connie Vulliamy, Bursar. Janice Emond, Cashier, Rebecca Zemke, Asst. Bookkeeper, Ted Geist, Bookkeeper, Marjorie McAdam, Asst. Purchasing Agent, Sylvia Helms, Business Office Clerk. 15 OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT The objectives of the Develop¬ ment program are to gain in¬ creased acceptance for Park, to attract the type and number of students that the institution is best able to serve, and to gain financial support through annual gifts, through gifts for capital purposes, and through deferred gifts and bequests. Charles Edwards, Executive Director of Public Affairs. Not pictured- -Marie Chabot, Clerk 16 Crossing it alone In cold moonlight . . . The brittle bridge Echoes my footsteps. --Taigi F A C U L T Y A N D 9 T U D E N T 9 FACULTY This year ' s faculty of fifty-eight (including part time instructors and professors on leave) includes nineteen new members. Forty percent of the faculty have their Ph.D. ' s. The activ¬ ities of the Park Family Club this year included a Family Night, five Coffee Hours, an adult and a children ' s Christmas party, an Easter Egg Hunt for Children, and a Spring Banquet. Those BRIEF Wednesday meetings! Vincent Campanella, Associate Pro¬ fessor of Art, B.A., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF ART Bill Woodhull and Dave Elwess creating in the class¬ room. 18 DEPARTMENT OF BI OLOGY Lester Hearson, Assistant Professor of Biology, B.S., M.S. Henry Radloff, Associate Professor of Biology, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. John Hamilton, Findlay Professor of Natural Science, Professor of Biology, Chairman of Natural Science Division, A.B., A.M., M.S., Ph.D. 19 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMI9TRY William Pivonka, Associate Professor of Chemistry, B.S., Ph.D. 20 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS Flora Crawford, Assistant Pro¬ fessor of Economics and Busi¬ ness Administration, B.A., M.A. Jacqueline Kasun, As¬ sistant Professor of Eco¬ nomics, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION J. Wendell Carey, Assistant Professor of Education, B.S., M.A. 21 Rita Gehrenbeck, Instructor in Education, B.S. Burdett Gardner, Associate Professor of English, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Paul Montgomery, Assistant Professor of English, Leone Casey, Instructor in English, A.B., A.M, A.B., M.A. 22 C. Stanley Urban, Mrs. George S. Park Professor of History, Chairman of the Division of Social Science, A.B., B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Michael Reynolds, Assistant Professor of History, Secretary of the Faculty, B.A., M.A. Ellerd Hulbert, Acting Dean of the College, As¬ sistant Professor of History, B.A., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY I 23 Harold McDaniel, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, B.A., M.S. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Gail Konkle, Instructor in Mathematics, B.S., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES Juanita Gardner, Instructor in German, B.A. Not pictured: Constance Hampl, Associate Professor of French, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Marilyn Magers, Instructor in Spanish, B.A. 24 DEPARTMENT OF PHY9ICAL EDUCATION Edward Nelson, Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Recreation, B.A., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY George Schurr, Associate Professor of Philosophy, B.A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. 25 Barbara Dorsey, Instructor in Physical Education, Director of Student Activ¬ ities, B.S. DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Richard Cormier, Assistant Professor of Music, B.Mus., M.A. Allen Larson, Instructor in Music, B.M.E., M.M.E. Floyd Chronister, Instructor in Music, B.Mus., B.M.E., M.M.E. 26 Pal Lyle Hanna, Assistant Professor of Music, B.M. Roy Magers, Instructor in Music, B.A., M.S. Carlene Niehart, Part-time Instructor in Music. 27 DEPARTMENT OF PHY8IC8 Roger Crawford, Associate Professor of Physics, B.A., M.S. Richard Gehrenbeck, Instructor in Physics, B.A., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL 8CIENCE Howard Neighbor, As¬ sistant Professor of Political Science, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Jerzy Hauptmann, Professor of Political Science, M.B.A., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF P9YCHOLOGY Alice B. Greene, Director of Student Counseling and Visiting Professor of Psychology, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Diane B. Gibson, Associate Dean of Women, Instructor in Psychology, B.S., M.A. 29 DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION Woodb ridge Johnson, George S. Park Professor of Religion and Biblical Literature, A.B., Th.B,, A.M., Ph.D. John Patton, Professor of Religion, B.S., B.D., Ph.D. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Jack Gibson, Instructor in Sociology, B.A., M.A. John Mitchell, Assistant Professor of Sociology, B.S., M.A. 30 ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE Ralph Jackson, Assistant Professor of English in the English Lan¬ guage Institute, B.A., M.A., Certificate in French and Italian. Harry Hoffman, Supervisor of Teaching Aids, B.S. 31 A DAY AT E.L.I Relatively new to our campus is the English Language Institute. Having just completed its second academic year after a very extensive expansion program made possible by a Ford Grant, the Institute has demonstrated remark¬ able progress. Compared to its beginning years, the student enrollment has more than tripled. In addition to this a number of courses have been added to the new curriculum. The Insti¬ tute also boasts of a very modern language laboratory that has been a great asset to the new program. During the first semester Park College was in the unique position of playing host to twelve African students. All of these students were on scholarship and represented ten of the new African countries. As well as showing outstand¬ ing abilities as students, these students demon¬ strated excellence in group sports as evidenced by one boy being named for the All American Soccer Team. Today we will have a field trip. This year the Institute had students from over twenty different countries. These students have added a great deal of meaning to the regular students at Park College who are desir¬ ous of obtaining that something extra in edu¬ cation. We are looking forward to next year with the foreign students as Park College continues to increas in meaning to all. --Harry W. Hoffman. Students from all over the world study English in the E.L.I. classroom. 32 Relaxing in the J.R. Quite a change from Mother ' s cooking. Laboratory booths greatly help in learning a new language. 33 SENI0R8 This year ' s Senior Class had forty-one graduating members, plus many members who plan to graduate in August. The officers were Mel Blads, President, Peggy Peck, Vice-President, and Sandy Mosiman, Secretary-Treasurer. The class chose as its Marshall, Dr. Arnold Frizzle. It is the last class at Park to wit¬ ness such tilings as regular family style meals and required Wednesday evening Vespers Services. It is also the first class in a long time to have given a banquet to the previous Senior Class, an honor which was returned to them by this year ' s Junior Class. It has been a class made up of the Old Park kind of people and it has set a worthy example for the classes to follow. CHARLES RELYEA BARTON: Poughkeepsie, N.Y., History, EEC, Pres., Vice Pres., Counselor, Young Republican Club, Pres., Varsity and Club Soccer, Economics Club, History Club, MVB, Chrmn., Harvest Festival Co-Chrmn., Frosh Court, ICC. EUGENE CAMP: Fort Worth Texas. SHIRLEY CONNER: Cincinnati, Ohio, PCC, WRA Rep., Club Sports, Campus Church, SNEA, Vice Pres., NEA, Herr House Social Chrmn., Vice Pres., IDLER, English Club, IRC, WRA blazer and Park letter. Outstanding Prof. Com. 34 ANITA AMELIA FERRER: Chicago, Ill., Educa¬ tion, PCC, WRA Rep., Club Sports, Frosh Court, Cosmopolitan Club, Harvest Festival Com., Queen Candidate, Cheerleader, Capt., Home Ec. Club., Stephens. THOMAS KEENE GALE: St. Charles, Ill., Music Ed., PCC, Hist., Treas., Vice Pres. (2), Pres., King, ICC, Chrmn., ARC, Harvest Festival Dance Chrmn. (2), King Candidate, PARCHIE VARSITY, Director (3), Choir, Band, Singers, Madrigals, Progressives, Who ' s Who, Frosh Court, Chrmn., Outstanding Prof. Com., (2), WUS Carnival Chrnm., MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT, INDIAN CAMPGROUND, Benadl House, Rotating Chrmn., Outstanding Parkite. ROSEMARY VIRGINIA FRY, Kansas City, Kans., Political Science, OAC, Club Sports, Officiating, Poli. Sci. Club, Coordinator, IRC, Washington Semester, UN Model Assembly Sec., Mu Sigma, Chancel Choir, Concert Choir, Chorale, Singers, Madrigals, Stephens, Treas., Who ' s Who, Harvest Festival Queen Candidate, ARC, Student-Faculty Relations Com., Student Council Sec., Campus Church, German Award, Dean ' s Honor Roll. FRANCES CAROL GEENENS: North Kansas City, Mo., Elementary Education, SNEA. 35 BOB GRINNELL: Pittsford, N.Y., Psychology, LEG, Vice Pres., Ghoir, Theta Alpha Phi, OMNIBUS, WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS, TAMING OF THE SHREW, Folk Singers, Glub Sports, Spring Festival Gom., IGC Dance, Chrmn. Growning, IDG, Singers Apprentice, BenadI House. GAPT. DALE GRONENBOON MARY ANN HASTY; Kansas Gity, Mo., English, PGG, Pres. EDNA JONES: Montreal, Mo., Political Science, AGC, LEG, Pres., Rush Capt., IRG, Sec., Social Ghrmn., Poll. Sci. Glub, Coordinator, Washington Sem., UN Model Assembly Sec., WJC,- Student Council Sec., ICC, Sec., LLC Queen, Club Sports, Campus Chrurch, Stephens. 36 LEROY KuBELKA FRED MELVIN KIESLAR: Mokena, Ill., Elementary Education, OAC, Treas., Co-Director of Club Show (2), sue, Treas., SAC, Auditor, Chrmn., Audio-Visual Aids Assistant, Choir, Nickel. ALVIN D. KELLNER; Kansas City, Mo., Physics and Mathematics, ACC, Club Sports, Band, Young Democrats, Officer, Campus Church, Natural Sci¬ ence Colloquiam, Nickel. LEONETTA H. KIMURA: Kamuela, Hawaii, Home Economics, ACC, Pres., WRA Rep., Club Sports, Outstanding Athlete, WRA Sec., All Stars, Women ' s Volleyball Team, ICC, NARVA Queen Candidate, Home Ec. Club, Pres., Sec., Treas., Harvest Festival Com., SNEA, Cosmopolitan Club, Sec., WUS Com., Stephens, Sec. 37 ROBERT LaPOINTE: Onset, Mass,, Business Ad¬ ministration, ACC, Club Sports, MAC, All Stars, Pi Gamma Mu, Varsity Bowling, Western Auto Scholarship. PAUL M. McBRIDE; Kansas City, Kans., Music Education, PCC, Musical Director PARCHIE VARSITY, Band, Singers (Instrumentalist), Choir SANDRA MO SIM AN: Independence, Mo., Educa¬ tion, ACC, Sec., Social Chrmn., Serenade Capt., Club Sports, Outstanding Parkite Com., Park Singers, Choir, Co-Social Chrmn., Hawley, NARVA Queen Candidate, Campus Church, WRA, Coimselor, Spring Festival Co-Chrmn., SAC, Sec., SNEA, Pres., Harvest Festival Com., Attendant, Sec.-Treas. Senior Class, Stephens, Pres. NANCY RAE NEILL: Richmond Heights, Mo., Education, LEC, LLC, Club Sports, NEA, MEA, Campus Church. 38 PEGGY PECK: Muskogee, Okla., Education, PCC, Officer, Queen, Club Sports, Senior Class Vice Pres., Who ' s Wlio, Harvest Festival Co-Chrmn., Queen, NARVA Queen Attendant, WRA, Blazer, Student Council, WJC, Board of Publications, Chrmn., SAC, SNEA, IRC, Spring Festival Com., WUS Com., Frosh Court, Stephens, Officers, Out¬ standing Parkite. PATRICIA J. PENCE: Cambridge Springs, Pa., English, OAC, WRA Rep., Club Sports, Choir, English Club, French Club, SUC, Stephens, Vice Pres. PEGGY RABE: Dearborn, Mich., English, ACC, Officer, Herr House Officer. CLIFFORD PORTER: Greenfields, Mo. 39 WILLIAM W. ROBERTS; Mayfield, Ky., Political Science, IRC, Poli. Sci. Club. BRUCE SCOTT: Coffeyville, Kans., Psychology, PCC, MAC Rep., Club Sports, PARCHIE VARSITY, Varsity Basketball, Campus Church, Christian Vocation Com. Chrmn., Religious Life Com., Vespers Chrmn., Harvest Festival Parade Chrmn., IDC, Singers, Madrigals, Progressives, Choir, Benadl House, Club Outstanding Athlete. ROBERT SNIPES: Gladstone, Mo., Biology, Biology Club, Pres., Natural Science, Collo- quiam. Sec. BOYD ALLEN STOCKDALE; Arvada, Colo., History, ACC, Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Alpha Theta, History Club, German Club. 40 ANNE STRAUS: Kansas City, Kans., English, MAJ. JOHN TURNER, Leavenworth, Kans. Stephens, Campus Church. CONNIE VOSS: St. Joseph, Mo., Economics, ACC, Rush Capt., Club Sports, Choir, Alpha Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, Charles S. Scott Award, NARVA Queen Attendant, Harvest Festival Queen At¬ tendant, Harvest Festival Com. Chrmn., SAC, Who ' s Who, Campus Church, Stephens. NOT PICTURED: Mel Blades Margaret Brisch Dixie Blankenship Roger Brookman Margaret Callaway Bruce Clark Richard Connett Barbara Day Burton Dunbar Glenore Hanna Thomas Hanna Neal Harrison Murray Jones Sinan Kunt Martin G. Pawley Lee I. Pickering Stanford Shedd Marlowe Sherwood Bruce Street Leroy Upshur Oliver Wost 41 JUNIORS Far from being the wild freshmen who were gonna give this place some spirit, who charged down to Parkville during Hell Week, and who outnumbered the upper-classmen, the Junior Class has settled down to a sedate (?) eighty-five. This is one of the transition classes at Park, experiencing some of the Old Park, and hearing even more about it from the classes before them, and going through a year now of the New Park. It seems to have survived the change while holding on to some of the old traditions which add to Park ' s meaning. It seems to be a class which understands the meaning of spirit, as shown in its leadership in sports, student activities, and student-faculty relations. It has followed the precedent set by the classes before it at Park, and under the leadership of its new officers, John Garrett, President, Karen Garner, Vice-President, Fran Darragh, Secretary, and Sylvia DeFriend, Treas¬ urer, it should move up to be a successful and united Senior Glass. Bob Barnes Peter Bine Alix Broughton Gary Bruce 42 Diane Davis George Engelbretsen 43 Pat Frost Karen Garner ,■A Park student is industrious Nylan Jean Gibson Garol Greene Sharon Groh Ellen Guild 44 Karon Haenisch Jane Gillespie A Park student is studious Ted Gnau Bill Higginbotham Hal Henderson Sue Hanson 45 46 Karen Pawley Becky Neibling Hal Neibling A Park student is friendly. Naaman Odhiambo Jean Paul Carol Patterson t 47 Diane Porter John Ramirez A Park student is well-dressed. Lou Rogers John Smith Shirley Stith Gerald Topcik 48 49 Jim Ader Sue Birrell Nancy Ayres Beth Bay Karen Bentson Margie Blondin 90PH0M0RES The Sophomore Class is the last class to go through Park under the old Curriculum. Even it has undergone some changes, such as the abolishment of the Freshman English Requirement. As a class, its only unifying experience so far has been Hell Week, whose rigors it admirably survived, pro¬ ducing some of the most effective goons and goonesses this year. With the potential of its leaders, it will undoubtedly prove to be a worthwhile part of Park College in the next two years. Ron Bowman John Campbell Micky Cook Ben Bussey Gloria Brown Judy Cox 50 Mary Kit Crowley Jan Epperson Phil DeMoss Patti Dewing Ann DuBois Evelyn Gatton John Gondring Dan Hudson Flo Ito Sandra Jeorse Chuck Girard Judy Jones 51 Dave Kennedy Barbara McDowell Ron Knight Marvin Laffoon Pam Lowe Margaret Me El wain John McQuade Judy Mosiman J. C. Mitchell Bill Neal Art Mehr Vivienne Nix 52 Bonnie Null Dave Oswald Ed Ohl Kathy Olson Allen Orr Barbara Page Dick Peeke Jack Phillips John Randall Jim Peeke Judy Percival Roger Rikkola 53 Bruce Roberts Charlene Schultz Skip Snads Terry Seelye Carlyn Saunders Steve Shugert Gary Sorrell Janelle Sturgess Tom Straus Nancy Taylor Linda Steele Sue Thorpe 54 Beth Wright Charles Ward Kathy Webb Bev Wilder A Park student is curious. Ron Tyrl Terry Wang 55 Kathy Amayo Nancy Arnold FRE9HMEN This year ' s Frosh are a unique group, for they represent the first class to go through Park under the New Curriculum. They were greeted with scores of tests of all types and then embarked upon such formidable courses as Natural Science, Western Heritage, and Freshman Seminars. There were many tearful nights in Hawley and bitter words in Copley, but at the end of the year the Frosh pulled through admirably, showing the merits of the new program. As well as being a good group of guinea pigs, they showed a class spirit and unusual maturity in their response to Hell Week. In general, they appear to be what will become an asset to Park. Nancy Avard Carol Brenner Helen Baxter Jean Burright Jim Bellamy Katherine Butler 56 Cynthia Carroll Betty Croy Janet Eger Jim Eiker Sabri Esmahan Kathy Fitzpatrick Winnie Fleming Sandy Flynn Barbara Ford John Fromeyer Chuck Gilchrist Jerry Godlewski 57 Nancy Gray George Green Bud Greeger Fred Hartman Chris Hayward Stuart Hines Mary Ann Higginbotham Jim Hurst Leslie Innes Jane Koblet Nanny Leibel Kay Lewis 58 Marion Matthews Shari Matsumoto Bob McAnally Mary McComas Cheryl Menninger Bob Miller Sara Jane Moore Deanna Morrison Deanna Morrow Kathy Old Fernando Olguin Joellen Pagano 59 Judy Paxton Brian Peeke George Plank Steve Poole Beth Purdy Ed Radius Rhonda Ravenscroft Bev Reece Kathy Rickard Nancy Rolling Margie Romig Barry Rosenberg 60 Pete Rothberg Gretchen Rupert Charles Schult Ardella Snow Mary Sue Somerville Charlene Stewart Judy Stroud James Townsend Jim Trett Jean Xelowski Chuck Young 61 8NAP9 - • Ic Ta i g educaUonaUY Who, me, have mono? 62 Fever-felled half-way, My dreams arose To march again . . . Into a hollow land, —Basho H 0 N 0 R 9 OUTSTANDING PROFESSOR The Park College Student Award is presented each year to the faculty member whom the students feel is most outstanding in his teaching capacity, relations with the students,and general contri¬ bution to the College. The Outstanding Professor is chosen by an all student committee appointed by the Academic Review Com¬ mittee. With genuine respect and affection, the Park College Student Award was presented this year to Dr. William Pivonka, head of the Department of Chemistry and, in all eyes, an outstanding professor. 64 OUTSTANDING PARKITE8 Thomas Keene Gale Peggy Louise Peck 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 stu¬ dent activities. 65 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES: Rosemary Vir¬ ginia Fry, Peggy Louise Peck, Connie Jean Voss, Sinan Kunt, Bruce Ripley Clark, Thomas Keene Gale. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President, Peggy Peck, President, Mel Blades, Secretary-Treasurer, Sandy Mosi- man. WALL STREET JOURNAL AWARD for an outstanding student in Economics: Cormie Voss. 66 PHI ALPHA THETA (Honor History Society): Pat Frost, Carol Bucher, Carole DeMort. PROFESSOR ROBBINS MEMORIAL AWARD for the senior boy who has distinguished himself in the Natural Science Division and in athlet¬ ics: Sinan Kunt. i K I rJKm f -i FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE: Frederic Ze. FARBER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP and first prize KNEELAND ORATORICAL AND SCHOLARSHIP PRIZES: Robert Young; Second prize: Robert Barnes. 67 LEADING THREE STUDENTS IN THE FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES: Seniors: Sinan Kunt, Connie Voss, Robert Snipes; Juniors: Carol Patterson, John Smith, Carol DeMort; Sophomores: Arthur Kluge, Carlyn Saunders, Glenn Petrie; Freshmen: Nancy Rohlfing, James Bellamy, Linda Cleveland. CHARLES S. SCOTT BIBLICAL AWARD, first prize: Carol Patterson. 68 GERMAN BOOK PRIZES: Marvin Laffoon, Marilyn Hey, John Smith, Charlene Schultz, John VanHom, Judy Cox. The calling bell Travels the curling Mistways . . . Autumn morning. —Basho T I 0 N 9 N — 2 o;oo RELI6I0U9 ORGANIZATIONS Rev. Eldon Seamans, College Pastor CAMPUS CHURCH BOARD: Nylah Jean Gibson, Bob Barnes, Bob Young, Gary Bruce, John Laderer. RELIGIOUS UFE COMMIT¬ TEE: Nylah Jean Gibson, Bruce Scott, Carolyn Brown, John Laderer, Margie Ro- mig, Ed Radius. 70 STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Frank Hender¬ son, George Engelbretsen, Bob Young. COUNCIL COMMITTEES STUDENT BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS: Peggy Peck, Chrmn., Pete Bine, Ruthann Crinkel- meyer. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COM¬ MITTEE: Gary Bruce, Fred Kieslar, Art Freeman, George Bruner, Fran Darragh, Peggy Peck, Connie Voss, Sandy Mosinan. 71 ACADEMIC REVIEW COMMITTEE: Lee Pickering, George Horneker, Sinan Kunt, Rosemary Fry, Karen Gamer, Tom Gale. STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE: Steve Gladstein, Bill Chronister, Bob Kind- rick, Steve Shugert, Pam Lowe, Diane Davis, Joellen Pagano. HARVEST FESTIVAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Tom Gale, Hal Hender¬ son, Buzz Barton, Bmce Scott, Peggy Peck, Kelmie Torres, Carol Bucher, Connie Voss, Pat Frost. 72 i ) ! 1 i MEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL: Terry Scullin, Hans Brisch, John Garrett. WOMEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL: Peggy Peck, Judy Percival, Kathy Rickard, Cheryl Wiley, Chrmn., Karen Gamer. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB 73 MEN ' S ATHLETIC COUNCIL: Kendall, Bine, Peeke, Henderson, Stanic, Sorrell, DeMoss, Gnau, Plank, Shugert. WOMEN ' S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION: Frost, Ayres, Steele, Brown, Mrs. Dorsey, Purdy, Crowley, McDowell, Matsumoto. HISTORY CLUB: Shedd, Lewis, Bucher, Dr. Urban, Bentson, Brown, Barton. 74 YOUNG REPUBUCANS: Kindrick, Lowe, Bine, Wright, Barton. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB. INTERDORM COUNCIL: Rabe, Scullin, Cook, Peeke, Gnau, Jones, Gladstein, Innes, Grin- nell, Kennedy. SNEA: Peck, McCoy, Ferrer, Fitzpatrick, Kimura, Guild, Stith, Gillespie. 75 John Randall, Business Manager. STYLUS STAFF: Gary Sorrell, George Homeker, John Randall, Barbara McDowell, Carol Patter¬ son, Pat Frost. Carol Patterson, Editor. THE PARK STYLUS 76 NARVA Barbara McDowell, Associate Editor, Carol Greene, Editor. Tom Darch, Kathy Gillespie Photographers. Mrs. Barbara Dorsey, Advisor. Mr. Allen Larson, Advisor. Not Pictured: Mr. Charles Edwards, Ad¬ visor, Glenn Petrie, Busi¬ ness Manager, Rhonda Ravenscroft, George Engelbretsen, Associate Editors. 77 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER: Art Freeman, Randy Fehr, Bruce Wilson, Terry Scullin, Nancy Ayres, Nylah Gibson, Diane Porter, Sandra Jeorse, Jean Mayes, Karen Gamer. FIRST SEMESTER: Bob Lastick, Lou Rogers, John Smith, Dick Gonnett, Karen Gamer, Alice Purdy, Judy Jones, John Randall, Carol Bucher. 78 ANTHONY - CLEOPATRA CLUB CLEOS: Haenisch, Voss, Higginbotham, Stith, Kimura, Torres, Gillespie, J. Bucher, Porter, Crowley, Hayward, Merchant, Avard, Guild, Steele, Gillespie, K., Blank, Morrow, Pagano, Schmidt. TONIES: Green, Lindstrom, Porter, Henderson, Horneker, Kellner, Tyrl, DeMoss, Darch, Maples, Kunt, Gnau, Garrett, Shugert, Higginbotham, Fehr, Bergman. 79 Steak for the Seniors! An oasis in Parkville? 80 LANCELOT - ELAINE CLUB ELAINES: Donnelly, Reed, Wright, Jeorse, Birrell, Lewis, Purdy, Leibel, Cosentino. LANCES: Fishers, Bernheim, Wilson, Grinnell, Hudson, Randall, Barton, Schwartz, Mogle, Dancik, Bruce, Mack. 81 Hey ! You ' re supposed to use napkins ! 82 LOWELL - LUCERNE CLUB Baxter, McElwain, Blondin, Connett, Jones, Ayres, Rikkola, Brown, Paxton, Bruner, Null, McDowell, Butler, Ito, Lee, Price, Reed, Rickard. 83 ORION - AURORA CLUB AURORAS: Wiley, Cleveland, Matsumoto, Menninger, Efron, Rupert, Innes, Romig, Gray, Shepard, Davis, Seelye, Fleming, Butterfield, Pearson, Fitzpatrick, Smith, Amayo. ORIONS; Campbell, Peeke, J., Peeke, B., Peeke, D., Hurst, Schult, Young, Trett, Knight, Hartman, McAnally, Scullin, Gondring, Bolt, Goldman. Outstanding Athletes: Shari Matsumoto, John Ramirez. (Not pic.) No comment The city built in a night. 85 PARCHEVARD - CALLIOPEAN CLUB CALLIOS: Croy, Lowe, Kagin, Gibson, Sturgess, McCoy, Wright, Moore, Burright, Somerville, Rohlfing, Brown, Snow, Taylor, Old. PARCHIES: Stewart, Scott, Henderson, Miller, Bowman, Cook, Radius, Barnes, McBride, Biker, Portzer, Sauget, Freeman, Gale, Sorrell, Brown, Hunter, Hamilton. 86 A little warm up there, Kelmie? 87 BENADL HOUSE Ron Knight, Randy Fehr, Bob Grinnell, Bruce Scott, Tom Gale, Ron Bowman. The Benadls are a group of six boys who decided that they wanted to live together for the purpose of giving service to others. They had quite a bit of service to g ive themselves, however, in order to rehabilitate Dyer Apart¬ ments Five and Six where they were to live. Paneling, paint, curtains, and donated rugs and furniture completely changed the char¬ acter of the place, which was displayed to the campus at an open house. The main service project this year was a Christmas party for the Flome for the Mentally Retarded at Marshall, Mo., featuring Bruce Scott as Santa. You ' ve GOTTA give it back, Jane! 88 CHESTNUT The Chesnut brotherhood has enjoyed a success¬ ful year; we began the year (which is a feat in itself) by giving a party for the Freshman Class. A most daring achievement in the dead of winter was the raid on Hawley at 4 a.m. at which time every toilet seat was borrowed in the space of seven minutes. Besides participating in intramural bas¬ ketball and volleyball, our athletic prowness was displayed in the annual Chesnut-Nickel soccer game which ended in a 1-1 tie. The year ' s activities were completed (which is the greatest feat of all) with our yearly Chesnut picnic at Wyandotte County Lake. --Andy Beets Girard, House, Stanic, Brown, Mogle, Peeke, D., Randall, Lindstrom, Dun¬ bar, Cooperman, Wilson, Hudson, Street, Woodhull, Ohl, Gondring, Dancik, Bruce, Gereau, Ader, Camp¬ bell, Font, Fisher, Peeke, J., Beets, Mack. 89 COPLEY - THAW HALL HOUSE COUNCIL: Fernando Olguin, Pres., Jim Hunter, Sec., Jim Trett, Treas., Mom Riester, Will Stewart, Vice President. 90 DEARIN6 HALL HOUSE COUNCIL: Art Freeman, 2nd FI. Rep., Marvin Laffoon, Sec., Bill Stout, 3rd FI. Rep., John Laderer, Pres., Marty Pawley, V.P., Gary Sorrell, Social Chrmn., Gary Bruce, Treas., Mom Fleming, Col. Roberts. Dearing Hall, dedicated in 1962, is now launching its second year on the Park College campus, built on the site where Old Chesnut once stood before gutted by flames. Dearing, named for the late Falkland H. Dearing of Bonne Terre, Mo., is guided by ' Mom ' Sarah Fleming, assisted by Col. William Roberts. The year ' s activities in¬ cluded winning the Christmas Decoration Contest for the second time, raids. Open House, and the extra-cultural activity of TV gazing. Mom Sarah Fleming. 91 HAWLEY HALL HOUSE COUNCIL: Dee Morrison, Vice President, Beth Purdy, Treasurer, Mom Hawkins, Nancy Rohlfing, Secretary, Leslie Innes, President. 92 Hawley, formerly a freshman women ' s residence hall, this year housed a few upperclassmen, in¬ cluding the Penthouse. The first term officers were active in planning the Open House, which was the opening of the Christmas festivities at Park. Meanwhile, under the thoughtful guidance of Mom Hawkins, aided by the six counselors, Haw¬ ley lived a busy social life with exchange parties and raids. The second semester officers planned the an¬ nual house party, whose theme was Younger than Springtime. Among the other activities was a party for an orphanage, planned and sponsored by the Penthouse group. Someone go get more punch! Getting acquainted with Chesnut. 93 HERR HOUSE HOUSE COUNCIL: Linda Steele, Judy Jones, Barbara Page, Mom Nickerson, Peggy Rabe, Karon Haenisch. 94 Bonnie and Terry ' s Shangri-La. Look at that dirty floor ! House party! 95 NICKEL HALL Dave Ruby, Bob Kindrick, Frank Henderson, Phil DeMoss, George Horneker, Fred Kieslar, Stan Shedd, Dick Connett, George Johnson, Glenn Petrie, Keith Maples, Ron Byrl, Cliff Porter, Hal Henderson, Bill Oakes, Kite, Dave Portzer, John Garrett, Dammitt, John Smith, Steve Shugert, Ted Gnau, Sinan Kunt. Their humble abode. 96 Stevie and Kitty Litter, Diane and dishes, Nickel and Pumpkin pies, Chesnut Christmas parties, broken doors, potted plants, mice, blown fuses, the Golden Ox, and Raids--all bring back memorable events to Stephensites. 97 WOODWARD HALL Roger Streeter, Jim Fitzroy, Mel Blades, Lee Pickering, Charles Ward, Art Kluge, Benton Mc¬ Connell, John Sauget, Dave Kennedy, Joe Reinhart, Terry Scullin, Skip Sands, Hans Van Naerssen, Steve Bard, Frank Kotulka. Now back here, ladies and gentlemen, you will find . . . The He arsons. 98 Experimenting . . . I hung the moon On various Branches of the pine. - -Hokushi Do you suffer from indigestion? Guilllllty A living doll HELL WEEK — Jaundiced Jan. Dear departed Kate Dung Young. Wormy Webb HARVEST FESTIVAL Royalty are crowned. The band played on. 102 Park Hill joins the parade. Park ' s biggest clowns. It is NOT a caterpillar with a beard! 103 Carol Patterson John Smith Carol Bucher Bob Young 2nd Attendants Connie Voss Mel Blades 1st Attendants Rosemary Fry Buzz Barton Lou Rogers Hal Henderson 104 i i STUDENT UNION PARTIES What a revoltin ' development this is! Patience, Donna. Commons is transformed. 106 ELECTIONS Influencing the voter, Fred? The victor! 107 I.C.C. DANCE The Royalty: John Ramirez, Karne Garner, OAC, Kay Donnelly, Don Dancik, LEG, Karon Haenisch, John Garrett, ACC, Barb McDowell, Dave Kennedy, LEG, Peggy Peck, Tom Gale, 108 Ciiltural opportunities. Informal dress. 109 9PRIN6 AT PARK C ' mon, Mister, let me try it! Spring at Park was inaugurated this year by the Interdorm Council to help relieve that pre-final tension. Thanks to a lot of hard work by a few people and the complete cooperation of Mrs. Lake and her barbecued chicken, Spring at Park was a real success. Wrecking the car was a popular activity. Even the faculty liked this one. 1 i .X no Don ' t just stand there, Kathy. Take a picture. The Band. The Street Dance that was inside. 111 112 Afterwards . . . Dr. Hamilton, Marshall. The Senior Banquet, given by President Morrill. 113 NARVA QUEEN 114 Kelmie Torres Cleo Merrie Jane Butterfield Aurora Kathy Amayo Aurora Liz Ralston Cleo Kathy Rickard Lucerne Beth Wright Elaine Pam Wright Callio Peggy Peck Callio Pam Lowe Callio 115 9NAP9 I ' d really drive an Edsel Go, Dorsey! Unexpected company 116 Now in sad autumn As I take my Darkening path . . . A solitary bird. --Basho Roy Magers and Regina Stuewe Roy Magers and Kevin Kirk At the Inn. 8HE STOOPS TO CONQUER SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, a comedy by Oliver Goldsmith, was presented at Park dnring Harvest Festival, October 25,26, and 27, and was directed by Mac Oltman. It was the second and last play which Goldsmith wrote and was considered a masterpiece from the beginning. The play involves two main satires, one concerning the romance of Hastings and Neville, and one concerning the affected gentility of such people as Mrs. Hardcastle Leading roles were held by Regina Stuewe as Mrs. Hardcastle, Roy Magers as Mr. Hardcastle, Ed Ohl as Tony Lumpkin, Kevin Kirk as Kate Hardcastle, Diane Davis as Constance Neville, Ed Kagin as Marlowe, and Bob Gereau as Hastings. 118 Mr. Sullivan, Director, with Bob Gereau. THIEVE S CARNIVAL Let me think ... I believe he died too. John Garrett--the clarinet behind the scenes. 119 THIEVES ' CARNIVAL, a comedy by Jean Anouilh, was presented by the Park College Players with John Sullivan as guest director. Music for the play was written by Roy Magers and taped by John Garrett. The play concerns three pickpockets who become involved with the bored dowager. Lady Hurf, and who end up more deceived than deceiving. Love affairs between two of the pickpockets and Lady Hurf ' s two nieces, plus a misread carnival poster add to the complication of the plot. Lead roles were held by Bob Gereau as Peterbono, Dick Peeke as Hector, Jim Ader as Gustave, Steve Bard as Lord Edgard, Kevin Kirk as Lady Hurf, Sue Birrell as Juliette, and Janelle Sturgess as Eva. L. 120 MADRIGAL SINGERS FIRST TERM: Altos: Fry, Gibson, Darragh, Basses: Scott, Lansdon, Magers, Tenors: Hoffman, Jackson, Yoimg, Gale, Sopranos: Paul, Lippincott, Lansdon, Stockdale, Groh, Director: Allen Larson. SECOND TERM: Altos: Gibson, Darragh, Fry, Mosiman, Greene, Thorpe, Basses: Ma¬ gers, Lansdon, Knight, Barnes, Tenors: Kieslar, Jackson, Young, Gale, Sopranos: Groh, Stockdale, Croy, Lansdon, Reeve, Director: Allen Larson, The activities of this year ' s Madrigal group include shows at the IRC Convention, Harvest Festival, the Christmas Concert, the Plaza Shopping Center, the North Kansas City Shopping Center, the Flower and Garden Exhibition, the Presbyterian Church of Holden, Missouri, the Parkville Literary Society, and the Spring Concert. 121 Altos: Inman, Darragh, Greene, Gibson, Nix, Fry, Moon, Gray, Paxton, Sturgess, Null, Broughton, Whiting, Higginbotham, DuBois, Wiley, Basses: Barnes, Peeke, B,, Peeke, J., Peeke, D., Matthews, Lansdon, Shugert, van Naerssen, Gladstein, Scott, Kiser. 122 CONCERT BAND 123 PARK PR0GRE98IVE8 Vocalists: Tom Gale, Tenor, Mary Ann Higginbotham, Alto, Bruce Scott, Bass, Jean Paul, Soprano, Director: Floyd Chronister, Pianist. 124 L. Scenery for Thieves Darn things coming apart! PARCHIE VARSITY This year ' s Parchie Varsity, directed by Tom Gale, with Pard McBride, Musical Director used a tour of New York City as its theme. Those taking the tom found themselves at auditions for Annie, Get Your Gun, highlighted by amazing vocalists, a Greek theatre with Eddie Pusss, a Nightclub, with dancing, comedy, and folksinging, the Ladies Society for I Like Gilbert and Sullivan--Boston Branch, a Shakespearean play, starring Mercy Somerville, and the Metropolitan Opera who pre¬ sented an unusual version of CARMEN, with Bob Barnes as the villian, Sharon Groh as the hypo¬ chondriac soprano, and Art Freeman and Gary Sor¬ rell as the Bull. The Club used over three quarters of its members in the production in writing, sets, make-up, stage crew, publicity, acting, and the orchestra. It ' s amazing what imprepossessing people one can love. 126 And send her away with a flea in her ear! The Orchestra: Allen Larson, Trumpet, Mike Lansdon, French Horn, Randy Kiser, Trombone, Nancy Taylor, Piano, Paul McBride, Director. With a gu-un! 127 9NAP8 AwWVAV In the spring . . . Amazing what can be done with a little rubber tubing. A rose among thorns. 128 8 P 0 R T Snow-swallowed valley: Only the Winding river . . . Black fluent brushstroke. —Boncho 90CCER Albert Makelele The 1962 Park soccer team had one of its most successful seasons. Park had a 7 win, 2 loss record and was selected to represent Area 1 in the NAIA National Soccer Tournament at Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana. Park took third place in the tournament and positions on the All Tournament team were awarded to Sinan Kunt and Desire Assa, with honorable mention to Bill Higginbotham. High scorer this year was senior Mel Blades who broke the school record by scoring 12 goals. Team captain was Hal Henderson, a junior, coaches were Ara Zakaryan and Ed Nelson, student man¬ ager was Joel Givertz and student trainer, Dave Bromberg. —Hal Henderson Hal Henderson Roger Streeter 1962 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 130 Jim Ader Ed Staniec Jean-Louis Lawson Mark Fisher Mel Blades Gary Sorrell 3 BASKETBALL Hal Henderson, Bruce Wilson Pete Bine Coach Nelson, Hal Henderson, Will Stewart, John Michaels, George Horneker, Ed Staniec, Gary Sorrell, Bruce Wilson, Bob Miller, Dave Dorn, Pete Bine, John Dean, Steve Poole. 132 George Homeker, John Michaels. John Dean, Will Stewart. Dave Dom, Ed Staniec. Bob Miller, Steve Poole. Gary Sorrell, Howard Buterbaugh. 133 134 TENNIS TEAM: Mrs. Dorsey, Keith Maples, Ben Bussey, Karen Zakar, John Ramirez, Geroge Green, Dave Ruby, Hal Henderson. HARVEST FESTIVAL CROSSCOUNTRY RUNNERS: Jim Fitzroy, Dave Ruby, Ron Knight, Phil DeMoss. CROSSCOUNTRY FIRST PLACE: Ron Knight, OAC. ris Ji CHEERLEADERS: Merrie Jane Butterfield, Cheryl Wiley. 135 i INTRAMURAL BASEBALL: First Place, Copley: Plank, Newman, Hines, Bruner, Heist, Hurst, Green, Peeke, B. INTRAMURAL SOCCER: First Place, ACC: DeMoss, Green, Tyrl, Smith, Higginbotham, Kunt, Newman. 136 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: First Place, ACC: Garrett, DeMoss, Green, Smith, Higginbotham, Gnau. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: First Place, ACC: Kimura, Steele, Mc- Intire , Hayward, Crowley. INTRAMURAL SPEEDBALL: First Place, ACC: Porter, Frost, Steele, Gibson, Gillespie. BADMINTON: Brisch, Zakar, Steele, DeMort, Sturgess, Crowley, Read, PCimura. VOLLEYBALL ALLSTARS: Ravenscroft, Steele, Porter, Peck, DuBois, Crowley, Brown. 137 r PING PONG SINGLES: First Place: Kathy Old, PCC. BADMINTON SINGLES: First Place: Karen Zakar, ACG. 138 Cool green grass . . . One dream all heroes Find to be true On forgotten tombs. —Basho T I 0 N 8 O o. iu CL WAVERLY HEALTH CENTER Mrs. Betty Lippincott Mrs. Flaherty Mrs. Benson Waverly Health Center 140 MAINTENANCE The Maintenance Men Not pictured: Norman Gresham. One of Park ' s janitors. Mrs. Clara Goold, College Housekeeper 141 COMMONS Mrs. Louise Lake -J” ' I Angela George Dorsey 142 Robert Wedgeworth, A.B., M.L.S., Susan Graham, B.A., Frances Fish- burn, B.A., S.B., Sandra Poole, Corrine Listrom, Carolyn Read. THE LIBRARY Charles Jones, A.B., M.A.L.S., M.S. John Sauget and Carolyn Read trying out new library equip¬ ment. 143 PRINT SHOP STUDENT INDUSTRIES Mrs. Rachel Riish with Pat Frost A special on matches! 144 THE BRIG It ' s really very simple . . . Gary Bruce, T. D. Brown, Managers. Everybody ' s friend--Elmer. J.R. workers--Randy Scott and Richard Geams. 145 STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Hewwo! NITE LINE! 146 Something ' s missing in the Johns. Three minutes till opening. 147 NARVA STAFF EDITOR. ASSOCIATE EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . ADVISORS. ART. DEDICATION COMMITTEE PLANNING ASSISTANT Carol Greene Barbara McDowell Rhonda Ravenscroft George Engelbretsen Glenn Petrie Art Kluge Tom Darch Kathy Gillespie Mr. Charles Edwards Mr. Allen Larson Mrs. Barbara Dorsey • Anonymous .Carol Greene Tom Gale Hal Henderson Peggy Rabe Mr. Allen Larson Judy Whiting 148 Again coolness comes . . . Silver undersides Of leaves Evening-breeze-blown. --Shiki. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL: Cheryl Wiley, 1st Proportional Representative, Phil DeMoss, Vice President, Frank Henderson, President, Bob Kind- rick (who installed new officers.) Not Pictured: Jan Epperson, 2nd Proportional Representative, Judy Cox, Secretary. The Student Council was elected and took office in May. It met weekly on Monday night at 7 p.m. Some of the first items of business of the third term Council were: to draw up a budget, appoint a Library Committee, appoint Student Union Co- Chairmen, and move the Student Council to the west balcony. The Council room is being decorated this summer with new curtains, a better table, pictures, etc. Because of the reduced size of the student body, the Council members felt that they themselves, working with two additional co-chairmen, could handle the Student Union activities for the summer. Thus, instead of appointing a complete committee, the Council itself has served as the working group of the Student Union with Diane Davis and John Garrett serving as co-chairmen. Because of the many opportunities for entertainment and extra activities in the summer, the Council has devoted its main attention to Student Union parties and events. Several J.R. parties were given, with dancing, ping pong, chess games, bridge, etc. Over the Memorial Day weekend, the Student Union gave a Patio Pizza Party for all students. It was held on the Hawley Dorm Patio. Strong wind kept us constantly lighting the candles on the tables, and 150 threatening rainclouds hovered above. But it didn ' t rain, and dancing and pizza were enjoyed by all. Also on that weekend, the Student Union gave a picnic for the student body and some of the faculty members at President Morrill ' s house. The Student Union sponsored a raid on Hawley by the men of Dearning. The girls, summoned from their rooms at 12:30 a.m., were escorted up to Bearing where refreshments and dancing were en¬ joyed on the Bearing Patio. On June 22nd, the Student Union gave a Hawaiian Luau at the swimming pool and Brig. Students came in Hawaiian attire--muumuus and Bermudas. After an hour of swimming and recreation in the gym, the Hawaiian type food was served in the Brig. Leila Kimura and Judy Eklund did a Hawaiian dance and later other students joined in the dancing with their various versions of old native dances--the twist, mashed potato, the pony, etc. The Student Union also planned and sponsored several trips into KC for the student body and interested faculty and staff members. They went to see Showboat at the Starlight Theatre, to see the KC A ' s play baseball, and to the Swope Park Zoo (at the request of several students who had a great desire to see the pregnant hippopotamus.) --Cheryl Wiley STUBENT UNION COM¬ MITTEE: Co-Chairmen, Biane Bavis and John Garrett, Members, Frank Henderson, Cheryl Wiley, and Phil Be- Moss. M m. Patio Pizza Party at Hawley. 151 DORMS (Hawley residents enjoyed the luxuries of single rooms, a television in the lounge, and Head Residents David, Anne, and Katy Kwo.) CO ViO- I. ! 1 t Dearing Officers: Armando Villaroel, Coun, Member, Marty Pawley, President, John Garrett, Coun. Member. 152 E.L.I. NEW ELI STUDENTS: Carolos Rivera, Dalys Solis, from Panama; Hernan Urdaneta, Emilio Salazar, from Venezuela, Khalid Habayeb, from Jordan. Not Pictured: Kamran Daneshyar. A party for ELI at the Morrills, 153 STUDENT LIFE The Den never changes. Cheryl Wiley, Tu Ting Tong, and Babs Ford looking over a math paper. A new sport for the J.R. 154 A D V E R T I 8 I N 6 Thinking comfortable Thoughts With a friend in silence In the cool evening . . . —Hyakuchi - V,: Compliments of PARK COLLEGE STUDENT INDUSTRIES BOOKSTORE MOVIE VENDING MACHINES BOWLING ALLEY Fire Marine Casualty MANN-KLINE, INC. INSURANCE Accident 101 W. nth Kansas City, Missouri Compliments of DIETRICH, TYLER, DAVIS BURRELL, DICUS ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1001 Dwight Building Kansas City 5, Missouri Health BA 1-4422 Z.E.P Cleveland Birmingham First in Maintenance and Sanitation Plants Located in: Atlanta Dallas Chicago Home Office: Kansas Cit) Newark North Kansas City, Missouri Phone BA 1-6250 FAULTLESS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. 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As UI .VINCI£ PRESENT HOME OFFICE: BMA Building, Kansas City 41, Missouri LIFE INSURANCE • HEALTH INSURANCE • HOSPITALIZATION • MAJOR MEDICAL EXPENSE • GROUP PLANS • ANNUITIES • REINSURANCE FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY Mi. and Mrs. Carl Bellamy 7021 Coronado Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berrian 200 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Hambarson Bogosian 1017 E. 25th North Kansas City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brenner RED 1, Box 280 Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brookman 707 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. George Buckaloo Route 2, Box 212 H Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Campanella 3414 Karnes Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Carey 604 East 6th Parkville, Missouri Miss Leone Casey Apt. 3, 900 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chronister 3605 East 35 North Kansas City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cormier 605 East 6th St. Parkville, Missouri Miss Flora Anne Crawford 6700 Valley View Dr. NW Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Roger Crawford 706 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Jenkin David Mexico City College, Carretera Mexico-Toluca, Mexico 10 DF, Mexico Mrs. Barbara Dorsey 2320 W. 47th Kansas City, Kansas Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Dunham 2025 Swift North Kansas City 16, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dusing 7504 Avalon NW Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards 602 East 6th St. Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Janice Emond 900 Main St., Apt. 3 Parkville, Missouri Miss Frances Fishburn 8 18 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Winona Flaherty 606 Thornton Liberty, Missouri Mrs. Sarah Fleming Dealing Hall, Park College Parkville, Missouri Mr. W. Riley Ford Route 2, Box 464 Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Kaid Friedel 5308 Oak Kansas City 12, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Frizzle 6110 Hway 45 NW Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Alexandra K. Galston 4040 Harrison Kansas City, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Burdett Gardner 7907 Blue Grass Dr. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gehrenbeck 826 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Lora Geist 8403 W. Hilltop Rd. Parkville, Missouri Mr. T. W. Geist 8403 W. Hilltop Rd. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Gibson RR 26, Box 2 A Parkville, Missouri Mr. David S. Gochman 816 1 2 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goold RR If 1, Box 255 Parkville, Missouri Mr. George M. Gratton 2 1 W. 5th Parkville, Missouri Dr. Alice B. Greene 820 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gresham 406 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. John Hamilton 6611 N. Platte Hills Parkville, Missouri Dr. Constance Hampl 6112A Hway 45 NW Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. A. Lyle Hanna 900 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Jerzy Hauptmann Hilltop House, Park College Parkville, Missouri Mrs. A. L. Hawkins Hawley Dorm, Park College Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Lester He arson Woodward Hall, Park College Parkville, Missouri Miss Sylvia Helms 1334 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman 900 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hougland 10 W. 8th St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. Lercy J. Hrdlicka 300 E. 40th St. Kansas City, Missouri Dean and Mrs. Ellerd Hulbert 606 E. 6th St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. Ralph Jackson 711 IB School Rd. Kansas City 51, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Woodbridge O. Johnson 106 W. 3rd St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jones 316 Doniphan Liberty, Missouri Mrs. Donna M. Karr 6 W. 3rd St. Parkville, Missouri Lt. and Mrs. Joseph Kasun 418 Grant Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas Miss Gail Konkle 900 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kwo c o Health Center, Park College Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lake Route 1, Box 414 Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Larson 802 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. L. W. Law Ridge Road Parkville, Missouri Mrs. M. Corinne Listrom Route 22, Box 268 Kansas City 62, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lippincott c o Health Center, Park College Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Betty Longhibler 211 E. 25th Avenue North Kansas City 16, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Magers 900 Main St Parkville, Missouri Mr. Lynn F. Markley 5306 Williamsburg Ct. Kansas City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAdam Route 6, Box 21 Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDaniel 6848 NW Montrose Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDaniel 19 A. West 5th St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell RR )if 26, Box 136 Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. H. Milton Mohler 6500 Valley View Dr. Parkville, Missouri Mr. Paul J. Montgomery 2001 Independence Ave. Kansas City, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Morrill The White House, Park College Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Howard D. Neighbor 7135 Cherokee Dr. Prairie Village, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. James Neihart 604 Romany Rd. Kansas City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nelson 7407 NW Avalon Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Chloe Nickerson Herr House, Park College Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. G. Park Noland 10 West Mill Parkville, Missouri Miss Sarah Osborne 702 East St. Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Young Pai 603 East 6th St. Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. John H. Patton 9 West 5th St. Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. William Pivonka 7015 Hway 9 Parkville, Missouri Miss Sandra Poole 1308 E. 49th St., 3E Kansas City 10, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Henry Radloff 206 Summers Parkville, Missouri Miss Carolyn Reed c o 9 West 5th St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reynolds 9 West 5th St. Parkville, Missouri Mrs. George Riester Copley-Thaw Dormitory Park College Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rush 7906 West 9 NW Parkville, Missouri Dr. and Mrs. George Schurr 1309 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schweer 7704 Blue Grass Rd. Parkville, Missouri Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Seamans 601 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Seipp Married IV, Apt. 202 Bloomington, Indiana Dr. and Mrs. Luther E. Sharpe 6603 Platte Hills Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sherwood 200 Summers Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spangler 1307 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Miss Billie Thomas 738 Reynolds Kansas City 1, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Ben Udell 5017 W. 70th Prairie Village, Kansas Dr. and Mrs. 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 800 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Miss Connie Vulliamy 820 East St. Parkville, Missouri Mr. Robert Wedgeworth 3448 E. 54th St. Kansas City, Missouri Miss Chalcea White Hilltop House, Park College Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wyatt, Jr. 936 S. 10 Hway Liberty, Missouri Mr. Charlotte Young 6806 Delmar Shawnee Mission, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. James W. Youngblood 7318 Woody Creek La. Parkville, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zemke 6941 Avalon Parkville, Missouri 164 9TUDENT DIRECTORY Stephen Abramson 2 Hanni Ave. Sidney, New York James Ader 9 Woodlot Lane Huntington, New York Neil Afromsky 305 Beach 25 Street Far Rockaway 9 1, New York Donald Aicher 433 Huntington Road Union, New Jersey William Aicher 433 Huntington Road Union, New Jersey Richard Alcock 2585 Grand Concourse New York 68, New York Jerry Alexander 131 Logan Street Leavenworth, Kansas Mrs. Annetta Allen 2212 N. 13th St. Kansas City 4, Kansas Kathy Amayo 1810 S. 22nd St. Kansas City 6, Kansas Millicent Anderson 207 W. 65th St. Terr. N. Kansas City 18, Missouri Charles Armentrout 106 W. 18 Owensboro, Kentucky David Arnold 754 Green Brier Lane Lake Forest, Illinois Nancy Arnold 754 Greenbriar Lane Lake Forest, Illinois Elizabeth Artero c o 7524 Pawnee Prairie Village, Kansas Ayemou Desire Assa 150 4th Avenue—38th St. Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Africa Rene Atkinson 301 Main Parkville, Missouri Nancy Avard 742 Arcadia Ave. Arcadia, California Nancy Ayres 1410 Lake Ave. Gothenburg, Nebraska Steven Bard 9514 E. 33 Independence, Missouri Robert Barnes 15764 Friend Ave. Maple Heights 37, Ohio Charles Barton 128 Corlies Ave. Poughkeepsie, New York Luther Bates, Jr. 4 Blythewood Drive Doylestown, Pennsylvania Chris Baxter c o Nas. Vu-10, Navy 15 F.P.O. New York, New York Elizabeth Bay 80 S. Maywood Road Lake Forest, Illinois Neil Becker 4443 Pennsylvania Ave. Kansas City 11, Missouri Andrew Beets 4102 Parallel Kansas City, Kansas James Bellamy 702 1 Coronado Parkville, Missouri Mrs. Marilyn Belt 1206 Main Parkville, Missouri Roberta Bennett 27 Rose Loop Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Karen Bentson 7832 Utica St. St. Louis 33, Missouri Ellas Bernheim 411 Harding Drive South Orange, New Jersey Peter Bine 30902 Center Ridge Road Westlake, Ohio Susan Birrell 30 - 22 45 St. Long Island City 4, New York Walter Black 1400 Hartford Road Manhatten, Kansas Melvin Blades 1404 Maple St. Cheswick, Pennsylvania John Blair 6718 Rudnick Ave. Canoga Park, California Dixie Blankenship 7403 N. W. Autumn Parkville, Missouri Margaret Blondin 5428 W. Harrison Chicago 44, Illinois Harold Bonewits 127 Waldron St. West Lafayette, Indiana Marvin Bowler 403 North Van Buren Kirkwood 22, Missouri Ronald Bowman 537 Forest Drive Council Bluffs, Iowa Susan Brainard 305 Corlies Ave. Pelham Heights, New York Coleen Brawdy 6102 Caney Creek Parkville, Missouri Carol Brenner RFD 1, Box 280 Parkville, Missouri Hans Brisch Dyer 1, Park College Parkville, Missouri Margaret Brisch Dyer 1, Park College Parkville, Missouri David Bromberg 5254 West Jarvis Skokie, Illinois Gail Bromberg 5254 West Jarvis Skokie, Illinois Roger Brookman 707 Main Parkville, Missouri Alix Broughton 4027 Edgewater Drive Astabula, Ohio Carolyn Brown 5838 Capulina Morton Grove, Illinois Gloria Brown 326 South Hamilton Neosho, Missouri Terry Brown 1731 Madison St. Davenport, Iowa Alan Bruce 6 DeLong Ave. Council Bluffs, Iowa Gary Bruce 6520 Crest Ave. University City 30, Missouri George Bruner 4524 Haskell Kansas City, Kansas Frank Bryan 107 Edgecliff Rd., Rosslyn Farms Carnegie, Pennsylvania Carol Bucher Shannondale Comm. House Gladden, Missouri John Burke 1323 East 22 St, Brooklyn 10, New York Jean Burright 701 1 2 McDonald St. Joseph, Missouri Lt. Col. Francis J. Bush 8 Third Infantry Road Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Bennett Bussey Route 1, Box 479 Cockeysville, Maryland Howard Buterbaugh 4120 Echo Road Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Katherine Butler 7 Maple Street Pittsford, New York Merrie Butterfield 505 Marcia Lane Rockville, Maryland Mrs. Margaret Callaway RFD 1, Box 348 Parkville, Missouri Matthew Campagna 157 East 30 St. New York 16, New York John Campbell 35 Lindbergh Ave. Broomall, Pennsylvania John Campbell 5125 Karen Blvd. Kansas City 51, Missouri Nicholas Cannamela 256 Chestnut St. New Britain, Connecticut Cynthia Carroll 1020 Prospect Ave. Pulaski, Virginia Dennis Carroll 5925 S. Kensington LaGrange, Illinois Anthony Carty 856 E. 13 St. Brooklyn, New York Patricia Cary 1408 East Northwest Hway. Arlington Heights, Illinois Lorin Chapman 2 1 Pick Ave- Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Vicki Cherry 1615 Lee Lane Pleasant Hill, Missouri William Chronister 18 Leicester Lane Ferguson 35, Missouri Bruce Clark 709 Williams Madera, California John Clarke 8 N. Market St. Duncannon, Pennsylvania Linda Cleveland 636 Newtown St. Elmira, New York Charles Clymer 1st Guard Company Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Shirley Conner 4900 Shirley PI. Cincinnati 38, Ohio Richard Connett Plasterco, Virginia Raymond Cook 2001 Overton Independence, Missouri Ronald Cooperman 540 Pebble Hill Rd. Doylestown, Pennsylvania Carolyn Corzine 4817 West 70 St. Prairie Village, Kansas Joyce Cosentino 3712 Norwood Independence, Missouri Judith Cox 8237 Virginia Kansas City 31, Missouri Ruthann Crinkelmeyer 9527 Brenda Aifton, St. Louis 23, Missouri Mary Kit Crowley 86 Higbie Drive East Hartford, Connecticut Betty Croy 4140 Wyoming Kansas City 11, Missouri David Dallam 1809 N. Talman Chicago, Illinois Josephine Daniel 2321 Askew Kansas Cit i 27, Missouri Lloyd Darch 397 W- Bloomfield Rd. Pittsford, New York Frances Darragh 5314 F Gladstone Place St. Louis 21, Missouri Mary Davis 201 South Ogden Denver 9, Colorado Barbara Day 1908 East 28th Kansas City 16, Missouri John Dean Smithville, Missouri Sylvia DeFriend 445 S. 93 E. Ave. Tulsa 12, Oklahoma Lyzka de la Guardia 501 East St. Parkville, Missouri Vanessa de la Guardia 501 East St. Parkville, Missouri Carole DeMort 1924 E. 76 St. Kansas City 18, Missouri Philip DeMoss 2213 Flushing Rd. Flint 4, Michigan Patti Dewing 31 Great Oaks Rolla, Missouri Major Robert Demos 46 Hancock Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Karel Donnelly 437 N. Mount Joy Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania David Dom 425 Hastings Ave. Havertown, Pennsylvania Elizabeth DuBois 625 Clinton Ave. Haddonfield, New Jersey Burton Dunbar 1320 S. 17 St. St. Joseph, Missouri Tjiomas Durham 401 Kuhne Heights Troy, Missouri Marion Eden 3124 Forest Kansas City, Missouri Nancy Efron 6720 Sydenham St. Philadelphia 26, Pennsylvania Janet Eger 1101 Hasbrook Ave. Kansas City, Kansas Henry Eichler 2125 Woodbridge Ave. Nixon, New Jersey James Eiker 5802 Manning Raytown 33, Missouri Judith Eklund P.O. Box 248 Kamuela, Hawaii William Elder 5612 Springfield Dr. Washington 16, D.C. David Elwess 501 Noyes St. Arlington Heights, Illinois George Englebretsen 2504 North 65 St. Omaha, Nebraska Janice Epperson 1627 Lind Quincy, Illinois Sabri Esmahan 430 West 11th St. Kansas City, Missouri Randolph Fehr 1146 Beloit Ave. Forest Park, Illinois James Fergus 8409 W. Hilltop Parkville, Missouri Anita Ferrer 828 Junior Terrace Chicago 13, Illinois Lina Fisher 6413 Hiway 9 Parkville, Missouri Mark Fisher RFD 1 Edgerton, Missouri 165 Katherine Fitzpatrick 1045 Cedarwood Road Glenolden, Pennsylvania Jim Fitzroy 2355 Addie Overland 14, Missouri Lorraine Fleming 197 Belvidere Ave. Washington, New Jersey Lt. Col. Marvin Flora Staff and Faculty, CGSC Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Sandra Flynn 944 Oakwood Drive Falls Church, Virginia Argentine Font 312 Mount Prospect Ave. Newark 4, New Jersey Regina Font 312 Mount Prospect Ave. Newark 4, New Jersey Barbara Ford 66 Montague Ct. St. Louis 23, Missouri Sharon Forman 1686 Roosevelt St. Baldwin Long Island, New York Delores Foulk 306 Ninth Ave. Leavenworth, Kansas Arthur Freeman 27 Willow St. Roslyn Heights, New York William Freeman 222 Fourth Ave. Leavenworth, Kansas John Frommeyer 644 Spring Mill Road Villanova, Pennsylvania Pat Frost 5101 Marion Independence, Missouri Rosemary Fry 3223 Cleveland Kansas City 4, Kansas Solange Gabriel c o Dr. H. Meyers Amboy, Minnesota Tom Gale 629 South 5th St. St. Charles, Illinois Ronald Gardner 3917 Bell St. Kansas City, Missouri Karen Garner 3017 East 51st St, Kansas City 30, Missouri John Garrett 1104 Central Monett, Missouri Evelyn Gatton 7301 Highway 9 NW Parkville, Missouri Richard Gearns 1818 Jane St. Wantagh, L. I., New York Frances Geenens 832 East 21st Ave. North Kansas City, Missouri Robert Gereau 9206 Palmer Overland, Missouri Betty Sue Gibson 11231 East 48th St. Kansas City 33, Missouri Nylah Gibson RFD 2 Armstrong, Missouri Charles Gilchrist 524 Oakdale Chicago, Illinois Larry Gillen 4812 East 6th Kansas City, Missouri Jane Gillespie 10 Hillsdale Dr. Council Blu s, Iowa Katherine Gillespie 10 Hillsdale Dr. Council Bluffs, Iowa Charles Girard 26335 Woodlore Franklin, Michigan Joel Givertz 13 Brower Ave. Oceanside, New York Steven Gladstein 371 Sky Top Dr. Bridgeport 4, Connecticut Ted Gnau 2908 North 83rd Bethel, Kansas Gerald Godlewski 2848 Central Road Glenview, Illinois Elliott Goldman 117 Seneca Ave. Yonkers, New York John Gondring 2751 Jackson St. St. Joseph, Missouri Lt. Col. Herschell Gordon 220 Meade Ave. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Steven Graff 115 W. 16th St. New York 11, New York Robert Gram 18 Aberdeen Rd. New Hyde Park, New York Nancy Gray . 1048 Hickory Rd. Schenectary, New York Robert Gray RFD 1 Mayview, Missouri Ray Greeger Kathmere Rd., 117 Havertown, Pennsylvania Douglas Green 1151 Vernon Dr. Glenview, Illinois George Green 739 Pleasant Ave. Glen Ellyn, Illinois Ronald Green 3624 Briarwood Quincy, Illinois Carol Greene 582 Ridge Ave. Webster Groves, St. Louis 19, Missouri Robert Grinnell 46 Monroe Ave. Pittsford, New York Dale Groenenboom 20 Rose Loop Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Sharon Groh 1000 Main St, Parkville, Missouri Ellen Guild 351 Harrison Valparaiso, Indiana Yener Gulmez Cebeci-Cortyol, Kestane Sokak 8-2, Ankara, Turkey Raymond Gustavson 1305 Valley Rd. Clifton, New Jersey Karon Haenisch 130 Uluwehi Place Wahiawa, Hawaii Richard Halladay RFD 3, Box 371 Parkville, Missouri William Hamilton 1100 Madison Ave. New York 28, New York Glenora Hanna 900 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Thomas Hanna 4 Rose Loop Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Susan Hansen 1606 Oak Rolla, Missouri Neal Harrison 1222 Tenth Ave. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Fredrick Hartman 3309 North 58 St. Omaha, Nebraska Mary Ann Hasty 4120 Cedar Kansas City 16, Missouri George Hausmann 1759 East 5th St. Washington, Missouri Christine Hayward Route 4 Bellevue, Ohio Paul Heiden 3876 Wyoming St. St, Louis 16, Missouri Henry Heist 5 West Wissahieikon Flourtown, Pennsylvania Barry Heller 1378 President St. Brooklyn 13, New York Harold Henderson 5910 Secrest Dr, Arvada, Colorado James Henderson 1620 West 21 St. Little Rock, Arkansas Marilyn Hey RFD 2, Box 145 Parkville, Missouri Charles Higginbotham 128 West College Aurora, Missouri Mary Ann Higginbotham 128 West College Aurora, Missouri Stuart Hines 126 East Bodley Kirkwood 22, Missouri Helga Holobek Freyung 6 Stg 7 (Vienna) Wient, Austria David Home 845 West 30th Independence, Missouri George Horneker RFD 1, Box 238 Pacific, Missouri David House 4703 Porter Center Rd. Lewiston, New York Jerry Howell 1203 No. 18th Kansas City 2, Kansas Rhese Hoylman 20 South Jamestown Tulsa 12, Oklahoma Dan Hudson 150 Gloucester Danville, Virginia James Hunter 2032 Osage Bartlesville, Oklahoma James Hurst Route 2, Blythedale Industry Rd. Elizabeth, Pennsylvania Robert Hutchinson 317-8 Pope Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Katsuya Inaba 55 Taira-machi, Meguroku, Tokyo, Japan Constance Inman 7721 North McGee Kansas City 18, Missouri Leslie Innes Route 5 Warrensburg, Missouri Florence Ito 724 28th St. Denver, Colorado Wayne Jackson Helena, Missouri Roberta Jeorse 4215 Magoun Ave. East Chicago, Indiana Sandra Jeorse 3834 Grand Blvd. East Chicago, Indiana George Johnson 6409 Hway 9, NW Parkville, Missouri William Johnson 6409 Hway 9, NW Parkville, Missouri Mark Johnstone Dyer 2, Park College Parkville, Missouri Nicki Johnstone Dyer 2, Park College Parkville, Missouri Paula Johnstone 7704 W. North Shore Ave. Chicago, Illinois Edna Jones Montreal, Missouri Judy Jones Montreal, Missouri Edwin Kagin 3820 E. Winn Rd. Kansas City, Missouri Habibollah Kamrani 6 Refahiat St., Iranshah Ave. Tehran, Iran Lt. Col. Joseph Kasun 418 Grant Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Tatshuiko Kato 225 Nagata-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan Alvin Kellner 2509 Stark Kansas City 29, Missouri David Kennedy 36 Spring St. Carbondale, Pennsylvania William Kennedy 325-2 Pope Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Jack Kettler 1516 Osage Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Fred Kieslar P.O. Box 92 Mokena, Illinois Yong Kim c o Chang Bin Yim 308 B Hudson Hall Central Missouri State College Warrensburg, Missouri Gail Kinsey 4220 Bellefontaine Kansas City, Missouri Kevin Kirk 1310 Main St. Higginsville, Missouri Gerald Kiser P.O. Box 155 Liberty, Missouri Arthur Kluge 32 Buel St. Pittsfield, Massachusetts Ronald Knight 64 Crest Rd. Ridgewood, New Jersey Jane Kobelt 87 Wayne Ave. River Edge, New Jersey Frank Kotulka 692 Tolgate Rd. Quakertown, Pennsylvania Richard Kraus 211 Jefferson Ave. Cheltenham, Pennsylvania Leroy KuBelka 525 E. Armour Blvd. Kansas City 9, Missouri Si nan Kunt St. Margaret ' s School Tappahannock, Virginia David Kwo c o Waverly Health Center Park College Parkville, Missouri Capt. William LaCombe R 2 Spring Hill, Kansas John Laderer 2532 Mt. Holyoke Columbus 21, Ohio Marvin Laffoon 6231 East 16th Terr. Kansas City 26, Missouri Michael Lansdon 926 Klemp Leavenworth, Kansas Robert LaPointe 6106 A NW Hway 45 Parkville, Missouri 166 Bonnie Larson 802 East St. Parkville, Missouri Robert Lastick 5858 Leonard Ave. Chicago, Illinois Jean-Louis Lawson c o African-American Institute 345 East 46th St. New York, New York Angela Lee 441 Dickman Ave. Monterey, California Annette Leibel 3834 Fucton St. NW Washington 7, D.C. Janet Lennox 255 Linden Park PI. Highland Park, Illinois Karen Lewis 601 W. Charles St. Bucyrus, Ohio Kay Lewis 1501 E. Truman Independence, Missouri Robert Lindsay 10 Pick Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Daniel Lindstrom 202 W. Pensylvania Urbana, Illinois Betty Lippincott c o Waverly Health Center Park College Parkville, Missouri Thomas Lippincott c o Waverly Health Center Park College Parkville, Missouri Linda Lochmann 2 Janssen Place Kansas City, Missouri Pamela Lowe 834 20th St., SE Cedar Rapids, Iowa Donald Mack 136 Wagstaff West Islip, New York Albert Makelele c o C.E. Moyler 1019 S. Euclid Ave. Dayton, Ohio Richard Malick 340 N. Bellevue Ave. Langhorne, Pennsylvania Paula Mann 112 Lakecrest Augusta, Kansas William Maples . RFD 1 Mt. Vernon, Missouri Donna Marshall 2654 West 121st PL Blue Island, Illinois Joseph Masaracchia 9046 McVicker Morton Grove, Illinois Shari Matsumoto Route 2, Box 120B Brighton, Colorado Joy Matthews Route 2 Richmond, Missouri Sanford Matthews 1819 N.W. 17 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jacquelyn Mattox 8403 Highridge Road Parkville, Missouri Jean Mayes 3409 N. McKinley Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Narcisse Mayetela 13 Kimboto-Mougali Brazzaville, Congo Robert McAnally 9801 Watson Rd. St. Louis 26, Missouri Paul McBride 2921 Minnesota Ave. Kansas City 2, Kansas Mary Jean McComas R.R. 1 Platte City, Missouri Charles McConnell 1420 N. Liberty Independence, Missouri Betsy McCoy 2915 Francis St. St. Joseph, Missouri Vivian McCoy 669 Cheyney Rd. Springfield, Pennsylvania Barbara McDowell West Chester, Iowa Margaret McElwain 913 N. Monroe St. Abingdon, Illinois Craig McKee 1040 Woodlawn Glenview, Illinois Edward McMellen 627 N. Jefferson St. Slater, Missouri Harley McMillen 307 South Summit El Dorado, Kansas Henry McMichael 68 Kansas Ave. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas John McQuade 44 Shady Hill Road Moylan, Pennsylvania Arthur Mehr 3950 Blackstone Ave. Riverdale, New York Cheryl Menninger 1020 Osceola Ave. Stuart, Florida Joycelyn Merchant 209 Miller Loop Fort Benning, Georgia John Michaels 7420 Hiway 9 NW Parkville, Missouri Robert Miller Stony Hill Road, Route 1 Yardley, Pennsylvania Lynn Minert PcFD 2, Box 126 Rockford, Illinois John Mitchell 629 N. Marion Oak Park, Illinois Judith Mitchell R-R. 6, Box 136 Parkville, Missouri David Mogle Box 604, Ogden Dunes Portage, Indiana Ann Moon 449 N. Clay Kirkwood 22, Missouri Sara Moore 1613 S. Adams Ave. Roswell, New Mexico David Morgan 2610 High Crest Rd. Rockford, Illinois Deanna Morrison Route 1, Box 39 Aztec, New Mexico Dee Morrow 415 N. 20th Leavenworth, Kansas Judith Mosiman 11601 East 38th St. Independence, Missouri Sandra Mosiman 11601 East 38th St. Independence, Missouri William Neal RFD 3 Archbold, Ohio Harold Neibling Gym Apartment, Park College Parkville, Missouri Rebecca Neibling Gym Apartment, Park College Parkville, Missouri Nancy Neill 9007 McKnight Woods Richmond Heights, St. Louis 17, Missouri Ruby Nelson 7407 NW Avalon Parkville, Missouri Charles Newman Blair Academy Blairstown, New Jersey William Niffen 1328 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Vivienne Nix 200 North St. Tahlequah, Oklahoma Laureano Noguera Calle A Qta. Chela Boleita Caracas, Venezuela Bonnie Null 5551 Harbison Ave. Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania William Oakes 1300 Richmond Lane Wilmette, Illinois Naaman Odhiambo Box 591 Kisii Kenya, East Africa Edward Ohl 676 Riverside Dr. New York 31, New York Katherine Old 1008 Pecos Rd. Santa Fe, New Mexico Fernando Olguin 503 S. Florence St. El Paso, Texas John Olson 614 West Washington Kirkwood, Missouri Kathleen Olson 8656 Onnie Rei Dr. Berkeley 24, Missouri John Oltman 1311 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Luther Orr 703 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Virginia William Orzechowski 401 Yale Rd. Haddonfield, New Jersey Capt. Robert Osborn 73rd Infantry Rd. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas David Oswald 415 Indiana Dr. Erie, Pennsylvania Alassane Ouattara Sindou-Banfora Upper Volta, Africa Jean Oxborrow 508 1st Ave., N- Humboldt, Iowa Dorothy Ozbun 6615 Sweetbriar Ct. Parkville, Missouri Joellen Pagano 853 East 231 St. New York, New York Barbara Page 1190 E. 77 Terrace Kansas City, Missouri Margaret Palsir 237 Burlington Ave. Clarendon Hills, Illinois Gerald Pankonin Gail Road Farminton, Connecticut John Parker 151 Guard Co. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Carol Patterson 428 W. Madison Springfield, Missouri Jean Paul 2793 Newport Rd. Ann Arbor, Michigan Karen Pawley 4719 So. 29th Arlington 6, Virginia Martin Pawley 4719 So. 29th Arlington 6, Virginia Judith Paxton 710 Belle Vista Dr. Independence, Missouri Vicki Pearson RFD ??3 Harlingen, Texas Peggy Peck 1216 1 2 West Broadway Muskogee, Oklahoma Alonzo Peeke 523 Kasan Ave. Volga, South Dakota Bryan Peeke 523 Kasan Ave. Volga, South Dakota James Peeke 523 Kasan Ave. Volga, South Dakota Patricia Pence 317 Thomas St. Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania Judith Percival 2302 Kienlen Ave. St. Louis 20, Missouri Carol Perez 107 Gillick Park Ridge, Illinois Glenn Petrie 366 West Maple St. Lombard, Illinois Jack Phillips 50 Columbus Ave. Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Lee Pickering 810 W. Truman Rd. Independence, Missouri Fred Pirk RFD 6, Box 403 A Parkville, Missouri George Plank 779 Dunwoody Dr. Springfield, Del. Co., Pennsylvani a Sandra Poehlman Route 2 Smithville, Missouri Stephen Poole 215 Edgewood Road Alapocas Wilmington, Delaware Cliff Porter 110 N. Main St. Greenfield, Missouri Diane Porter no N. Main St. Greenfield, Missouri David Portzer 365 South 11th St. Quakertown, Pennsylvania Capt. Joseph Pratt 13 Walker Fort Leavenworth, Kansas John Proctor 6905 NW 77th St. Parkville, Missouri Alice Purdy 7823 Military Omaha, Nebraska Elizabeth Purdy 7823 Military Omaha, Nebraska Peggy Rabe 1408 Elm St., Apt. K4 Dearborn, Michigan Edward Radius 8105 S. Sawyer Ave. Chicago, Illinois Simone Raharimalala Moramanga (TCE), Madagascar Aime Rakotondrainibe Foreman of C.S.B. Ecole Regionale d ' Antsirabe Madagascar Elizabeth Ralston 504 Beacon Lee ' s Summit, Missouri John Ramirez 3451 3rd Ave. Council Bluffs, Iowa John Randall 1102 W. Lincoln Hway DeKalb, Illinois Rhonda Ravenscroft 6622 Indiana Ave. Kansas City 30, Missouri Beverly Reece 639 Euclid Kansas City 24, Missouri Barbara Reed 7041 31st St. NW Washington 15, D.C. 167 Carolyn Reed 9 W. 5th St. Parkville, Missouri Janet Reeve 1204 Prospect Ave. St. Joseph, Missouri Joseph Reinhardt 19 Scott Ave. Jericho, L.I., New York. Robert Reldan 11 Vivian Lane Closter, New Jersey Pet er Rescigno 253 N. Broadway Yonkers, New York Katherine Rickard Canadian Academy, Oishi, Nadu-ku Kobe, Japan Roger Rikkola 381 Hutchinson Blvd. Mt. Vernon, New York Carlos Rivera Alcanfores 1175, Miraflores Lima, Peru Lt. Col. William Roberts 311 W. 5 St, Junction City, Kansas Bruce Robertson 2110 Menomee River Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Lou Rogers 5339 Nottingham St. Louis 9, Missouri Wayne Rogers Box 172 Caledonia, New York Nancy Rohlfing 5330 W. 79th St. Prairie Village, Kansas Margaret Romig 9606 Dewmar Lane Kensington, Maryland Barry Rosenberg 3523 Clarendon Rd. Brooklyn 3, New York Arthur Rosenthal 49 Grove Ave. Larchmont, New York Major Charles Ross 326-8 Doniphan Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Peter Rothberg 982 Dale Road Meadow Brook, Pennsylvania Charles Rowan 7020 Amy Lane Bethesda, Maryland David Ruby 5828 Marty Mission, Kansas Gretchen Rupert 5042 Plaza Lane Wichita 8, Kansas Paul Rutherford 423 S. Broad Carlinville, Illinois Michael Sadler 7009 N. Baltimore Kansas City 18, Missouri James Sands 2412 Bradley Rd. Rockford, Illinois Jean Sao Bafang, Haut Nkam, Cameroon John Sauget 3240 Royalton Ave. Overland 14, Missouri Caryln Saunders 628 E. 42nd Ten. N. Kansas City 16, Missouri Adolph Schadel 2021 Erie North Kansas City 16, Missouri George Schlegel 7 1 Sterling Hanison, New York Charles Schult 801 Redwood Lane Glenview, Illinois Charlene Schultz RFD 4, Box 763 Parkville, Missouri Bruce Scott 712 Spruce Coffeyville, Kansas Randolph Scott 2823 Rebicam Ave. Willow Grove 9, Pennsylvania Terry Scullin 15632 Greenway Rd. Cleveland 11, Ohio Teny Seelye 1401 Benton St. Crete, Illinois John Sell 420 W. Dudley Ave. Westfield, New Jersey Gerald Shaw 4329 Roanoke Parkway Kansas City, Missouri Stanford Shedd 3410 Fifth Ave. Sioux City 6, Iowa Elizabeth Shepherd 203 Roseland Ave. Essex Fells, New Jersey Marlowe Sherwood 200 Summers St. Parkville, Missouri Robert Shreck 709 W. 42nd Kansas City, Missouri Stephen Shugert 29 Lakeview Court Ferguson, St. Louis 35, Missouri John Smith 5909 W. 67th St. Overland Park, Kansas Robert Snipes 6831 N. Baltimore St. Kansas City 18, Missouri Ardella Snow 218 Ohio Quincy, Illinois Cristobal Solano Leon, Nicaragua Mary Sue Somerville 5724 Waycross Ave. El Paso, Texas Gary Sorrell 2125 Well Rd. Middletown, Ohio Michael Spatola 94 Third Ave. Newark 4, New Jersey Julia Speer 1916 N. 40th St. Kansas City 2, Kansas Phillip Spiller 3100 NW 61st Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Edward Staniec 4256 Cleveland Rd. Sycracuse 15, New York Linda Steele RFD 2 Fairfax, Missouri Sandra Steelman 7507 NW Berkley Parkville, Missouri Charlene Stewart 4301 Wood Ave. Kansas City, Kansas William Stewart 1510 Ellis Ave. East Chicago Heights, Illinois Shirley Stith 4309 Garfield Kansas City 4, Kansas Boyd Stockdale 14 1 2 West 7th St. Parkville, Missouri Susan Stockdale 14 1 2 West 7th St. Parkville, Missouri John Stone 9110 Kendale Rd. Bethesda, Maryland William Stout P.O. Box 418 Lyndon, Kansas Anne Straus 1410 S. 55th St. Kansas City, Kansas Thomas Straus 1410 S. 55th St. Kansas City, Kansas Bruce Street P.O. Box 633 Manasquan, New Jersey Roger Streeter 4439 Selby Dr. Elkhart, Indiana Joseph Strelecki 72 Hancock Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Judy Strouu Oregon, Missouri Regina Stuewe 4 Westcott Drive Florissant, Missouri Janelle Sturgess 11315 Wornall Terr. Kansas City 14, Missouri Jeanne Sullivan 20632 Hellenic Dr. Olympia Fields, Illinois Marianne Szalkowski 5440 Benton Ave. Downers Grove, Illinois Suchitra Taweesin Wattana Willaya Academy Bangkok, Thailand Nancy Taylor 6262 Richfield Rd. Flint 6, Michigan Major Raleigh Taylor 8 Walker Ave. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Dennis Temple 6316 Indiana Ave. Kansas City 32, Missouri Judith Tharpe 606 East Street Parkville, Missouri Patricia Thompson 190 Prospect Ave. North Arlington, New Jersey Susan Thorpe P.O. Box 334 Richmond, Missouri Gerald Topcik 2400 Alta Vista, Waukegan, Illinois Kelmie Torres 2843 Wheaton St. St. Louis 14, Missouri James Townsend 702 S. Leslie Stuttgart, Arkansas Sandra Trager 412 Sandford Ave. Westfield, New Jersey James Trett ATR S A-11, U.S. Naval Base Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Joseph Tringali 12 Rose Loop Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Tong Ling Tu 99 Phoumin Phnom Penh, Cambodia John Turner 520 Chestnut Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Ronald Tyil 1247 West Gregory Kansas City 14, Missouri Nick Tzouanakis 1530 Summit Columbus, Ohio Leroy Upshur HDQ 5th Missile Batt. Tappan, New York Jerry Valenti Route 4, Box 492, Apt. 16 D Parkville, Missouri Kendall Valentine 1245 Washington St. Walpole, Massachusetts John Van Horn 800 Main St. Parkville, Missouri Henri Van Naerssen 16 Elmwood Ave. Rye, New York Garrett Van Siclen 3 Clinch Place Garden City, New York Armando Villarroel Avenida Casiquiare,” Ota, Eneida Colinas de Bello Monte, Caracus Connie Voss 1018 N. 23rd St. St. Joseph, Missouri Kerry Waddill 10501 Holmes Rd. Kansas City 31, Missouri Ching Shia Wang 108 W. Houston Ct. New York 13, New York Charles Ward 1011 Harrison Ave. Canon City, Colorado Robert Wadsworth 800 W. 60th Terrace Kansas City 13, Missouri Richard Washburn 230 Chandler Elmhurst, Illinois James Waung 15 Belfran Rd. Kowloon, Hong Kong Kathy Webb 5 144 Doolittle Tinker AFB, Oklahoma Lt. Col. Howard Welch 322-8 Doniphan Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Ross Wells 1120 Davidson Ct. Kansas City 18, Missouri Judith Whiting 2334 Maryland Topeka, Kansas Beverly Wilder 8633 Michigan Chicago 19, Illinois Cheryl Wiley RFD 3 Harrisburg, Illinois Bruce Wilson 3916 Kingridge Dr. San Mateo, California Richard Wineburgh 7705 Brooville Rd. Chevy Chase, Maryland Marie Therese Wong 23 B Robinson Rd. Hong Kong Mary Wong 63 Tai Po Rd. Kowloon, Hong Kong David Workman 3800 Briarcliff Rd. Kansas City 16, Missouri Elizabeth Wright 2947 B Summerall Fort Eustis, Virginia Pamela Wright 4980 Marine Dr., Apt. 1134 Chicago 40, Illinois Patricia Wright 9132 S. Kedzie Evergreen Park, Illinois Michael Wrzesien 51 Capen Lane Willimantic, Connecticut Jean Xelowski 819 N. Merrill Ave. Park Ridge, Illinois Houng Yao Seoul, Korea Josefina Yap Lee Apdo 11 Ave. Central Veragus, Panama Nelson Yap Lee Apdo 11 Ave. Central Veragus, Panama Robert Yhlen 96 S. Leswing Ave. Saddle Brook, New Jersey Charles Young Route 1 Higginsville, Missouri Lawrence Young 10549 Vernon Ave. Chicago 28, Illinois Robert Young 808 Edgewood Dr. Ponca City, Oklahoma Karen Zakar Reeds Spring, Missouri Frederic Ze B.P. 54 Foulassi Sangmelima, Cameroun 168 : ' ' v F ' r ■' ■o  ; ' V ' V??. r ' 7  ' . ■7  ■il ' . : •r ' L a. r ' ym %im  • i i  Mivj r - L i V M ' j V L te . l ' lj ' .. II U V
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