Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

(EftesnutM NARVA PARK COLLEGE Parkville, Missouri Volume 37 CONTENTS i Administration . . . Faculty . . . • • • • • Sports . . H ighlights Housing . Organizations . Activities . Students . Advertising . . . 8 . . 22 . . 38 . 54 . .64 . 80 . 102 .118 . 152 2 . . the mind is restless, turbulent strong and unyielding ... as difficult to subdue as the wind. Bhagavad-Gita By happy alchemy of mind They turn to pleasure all they find. Matthew Green Administration FRONT ROW: Marion J. Stooker, Edwin W ' right, J. C. H. Tipton, Paul A. Dodd, Robert L. Gibson, Elmer H. Higdon, Donald M. Mackenzie, H. Milton Mohler, Randolph Norrington, Kenneth R. Hougland, William A. Sims, H. Collins, Hubert L. Rowlands. BACK ROW ' ; William Robert H. Mann, Sr. Board of T rustees J. C. Higdon, Chairman of the Board. 10 President of the College Hazel R. Bellamy, Secretary to the President. Donald M. Mackenzie, President of the College. President Mackenzie presents his Great Expectations address to the student body. The White House, traditional home of Park Presidents. Dean of the College John M, Hamilton, Acting Dean. Tony Griggs, Secretary. The celebrated Dean ' s hat. Edward J. Nelson, Assistant Dean of Students Virginia Ground, Coordinator of Norma Warrick, student Employment Coordinator of Student Housing Carol Clevenger, Assistant Dean of Students Office of Student Affairs John R. Price, Ph. D., Clinical Psychologist Dennis Lilly, Coordinator of Activities Student James McNerny, Associate Director of Admissions Carol Brenner, Assistant to the Director Admissions Registrar Edwin O ' Brien, Registrar Dr. Patton conducting one of the weekly worship services in the Chapel. College Pastor Dr. John H. Patton, College Pastor. Col, Robert L. Snyder, Director of Academic Programs for Military Personnel, Military Degree Completion Program Rose Ann Beck, Secretary. Business Office Constance Bursar. V u 11 i a m y, Ann Vain Waggner, Business Manager, Secretary to the Clara Goo Id, Postmistress. Rebecca Zemke, Accountant; Genevieve Bryan, Cashier; Marjorie McAdam, Assistant Bookkeeper. Switchboard Operators: Marjorie McAdam, Supervisor; Jan Balmer, Rita Fox, Janet Bellamy, Jainna Beth Vaughn (standing). Sue Buttner. Not Shown: Marthanne Graves. Kenneth R, Hougland, Business Manager. Sylvia Gault. Charles J. Edwards, Director of Development, Alumni and Public Affairs Mary Youngblood, Assistant to the Director Barbara Beal, Secretary to the Director Development Alumni and Public Affairs 17 Carnegie Library Judith M. Kelly, Catalog Librarian Marjorie Sellars, Library Assistant Harold F. Smith, Librarian Mary Cook, Library Assistant Sandra Schoonover, Library Assistant Betty Busing, Library Assistant Lucille Adams, Library Assistant Jim Moore checks out one of the hundreds of books issued weekly to faculty and students. Marguerite Brown, R.N., and Helen Patterson, R.N., Nurses in the Health Center. Robert H. Dun¬ ham, M.D., Col¬ lege Physician. Winona Flaherty, R.N., Super¬ visor of the Health Center. Health Center Lawrence L, Perry, M.D., College Physician. 19 Student Industries Rachel Rush, Manag¬ er of Student Industries. Bill Schubert, Manager of Movie Staff. Don Ehrett and Stock Bates, Movie Staff, Bob Bedient stocks the shelves of Park ' s Bookstore. Janie Hampton, Movie Staff. Floyd Brown, one of the Park Theater ' s projectionists. Food Service Maintenance Robert McDonnell, Assis¬ tant to the Direc¬ tor, Travestine McDaniel and Bernard Frazier, two members of Park ' s Janitation Staff. Dorothy Murray, George Frazier, Bob Corbett, Director of the Food Service. Jim Gresham, Head Electrician; Paul Gault, Superintendent of Maintenance; Delmar Lippincott, Superintendent of Grounds. Psychology Political Science James M. Nickell, Assistant Professor James Hart, Associate Professor Howard D. Neighbor, Associate Professor Jerry Colliver, Assistant Professor Jerzy Hauptmann, Professor Flora Anne Crawford, Associate Professor Allen Webster, Instructor H. Milton Mohler, Part-time Instructor Economics James P. Gilbert, Instructor 25 iRr « ' l Michael T. Story, Instructor John M. Hamilton, Findlay Professor of Natural Science, Professor of Biology. Ruth and Mike take in Mr. Story ' s lab techniques. Albert A. Busing, Assistant Professor Biology i II Chemistry Gary D. Hindman, Instructor Now watch out, boys--the stench from this reaction is terrific. William Pivonka, Professor Bob N. Ramsey, Assistant Professor Phy sics Mathematics K. Daley Walker, Assistant Professor Not shown: Instructor Koy Bass, Thomas C. Foley, Instructor Roger C. Crawford, Associate Professor Richard K. Gehrenbeck, Assistant Professor V Richard S. Wetherill, Instructor Sociology Keith W. Crow, Assistant Professor Art George A. Curtis, Artist in Residence Elsa Grueneberg, Part-time Professor Vincent Campanella, Professor irtiaat Reta Jo Mitchell, Instructor lAterature Jenkin R. David, Associate Professor David V. Quemada, Associate Professor Barbara J. French, Instructor W. Conger Beasley, Jr., Assistant Professor Philosophy and Theology Kenneth Young, Assistant Professor George M. Schurr, Professor of Philosophy and Theology John H. Patton, Professor of Theology Robert E. Bailey, Associate Professor Charles M. Proudfoot, Associate Professor r 1 Richard L. Miller, Instructor, Music Lyle Hanna, Associate Professor. Allen C. Larson, Assistant Professor. Mr. Richard Miller conducts the Brass Ensemble in one of the department ' s Chamber Music Concerts pre¬ sented this year. Eugene C. Cramer, Instructor. 32 Ciril Arko, Assistant Professor Modern Languages Arnold L. Frizzle, Professor. Nicole Pettavel, Instru ctor. 33 History vV Ilham D, Andersen, Instructor C, Stanley Urban, Professor - ' ' ' . 1 - Ronald G. Miriam, Assistant Professor Sumitra Rattan, Assistant Professor Dr. Bergman listens to a laboratory exercise. Lucy Mae Bergman, Associate Professor in the Institute English Language Institute Philip Hauptman, Assistant Professor Melanie Tang, Instructor ! j lU « Physical Education . ■‘, ' Karen M. Smith, Instructor. Larry M. Hamilton, Instructor. Michael Capp executes a flip in Mr. Hamilton ' s trampoline class. Harold L. Henderson, Instructor. Edward J. Nelson, Director of Athletics. FIRST ROW: Bill Schumer, David Beers, Larry Mazzuckelli, Gareth Lewis, Captain Tom Mooney, Bill Kott, Greg Raymond, Larry Klinghoffer, Philip Dempsey; SECOND ROW: Jim Knoedler, Jim Powers, Erik Robinson, Stockton Bates, Roy Lajdon Frank Argun, David Urubshurow, Tom Reiner, Glen Hammer; THIRD ROW: Coach Hal Henderson, Jeff Manndel, Cesar Castro, Bruce Strauss, Carl Halter, David Fuller, Bruce Klein, Frank Tang, Joe Borich, Manager Steve Scolnick. Coach Hal Henderson points the way toward a Pirates victory. Pirates Push The 1966 soccer campaign opened with great expectations for an outstanding season. Led by senior captain Tom Mooney, the team boasted not only a strong array of returning upperclassmen and a number of experienced freshmen but also a new coach—Hal Henderson, However, high hopes were dampened when the season opened with a 4-0 loss to St. Benedict ' s, But the Pirates came back strong to defeat Ottawa 3-0 and were victorious over Rockhurst for the first time in three years, 2-1. Next the Pirates suffered a 3-2 loss to Tabor in overtime. Team morale rose with a 6-5 overtime victory over Ottawa, only to be buried by St. Benedict ' s 6-1 two days later. The Pirates tromped Tabor 5-1 for Harvest Festival, but were unable to hold Rockhurst in the season ' s finale—losing 4-0. The team finished the season with a 9-5 record overall and 4-4 in the Mo-Kan Collegiate Soccer Conference—establishing one of the finest records in Park history. Captain Tom Mooney, Fullback, gives the ball a boot. Center Forward Bill Kott charges for the ball. Inside Right Gareth Lewis fights to gain control of the ball. Right Wing Pat DeCicco leaps for a tough one. for Victory... Inside Right Greg Raymond heaves the ball. Goalie John Czarnota defends Park ' s goal. Inside Left Cesar Castro races for position. Left Wing Jim Knoedler trips up the opposition. • • • and Score Winning Season The bench gets ready to charge in for the second half. One highlight of the season is the tradi¬ tional soccer banquet. Right Wing Carl Halter strides out. Athletic Trainer Urubshurow ' s leg. Karl Klinsiek massages Dave 43 The Cross Country Team: Bill Waters, Steve Puryear, Mike Omolecki, Don Ehrett, Tim Chelpaty, Paul Squire, Nick Casale, and Coach Hamilton. Harriers Record Winning Season The 1966 version of Park Cross Country saw several firsts recorded for the Pirates. The harriers recorded the first winning sea¬ son since varsity competition. They were also represented for the first time in the national meet by Freshman Steve Puryear. The outstanding runner for Park was Fresh¬ man Bill Waters who consistently placed near the top. Returning lettermen Mike Omolecki and Don Ehrett furnished valuable secondary support throughout the season. The team finished up the season with six wins and four losses, and placed fourth in the William Jewell Invitational. We wish to commend Coach Hamilton on this fine re¬ cord. Coach Hamilton prepares to take his Harriers to an away meet. 44 Steve Puryear Coach Hamilton gives the team a pre-meet peptalk. Mike Omolecki Bill Waters Tim Chelpaty Don Ehrett y-H FII T ROW; Nick Casale, Rick Eberst, Bill Clark, Ken Thomas. Neil Newman; SECOND ROW; Gary Ross, Jim Walls, Jim Gillen, Ron Halter, Joel Dempsey; THIRD ROW; Bob Quinones, Marty Davis, Co-captain Bill Perry, Coach Edward Nelson and Assistant Coach Hal Henderson. Co-captain Dave Hackathorn, Rich Melendez; FOURTH ROW; Manager Charles Megerman, Coach Nelson, As¬ sistant Coach Henderson. Basketball By combining new freshman talent with the experience of returning lettermen the Roundballers hoped to better the 12-9 record of last year ' s team. The season started off well with victories over Bethany Nazarene, Richards-Gebaur and the Alumni, only to be halted by a losing streak with three games on the road. The rest of the season consisted of victories over Graceland, Calvary Bible, and Friends University and several dis¬ couraging games lost by less than ten points. Especially well-played games were with Greenville (93-96) and McKendree (81-82). The team was led by senior Co-captains Bill Perry and Dave Hackathorn. Several team members ranked high in District No. 16 NAIA standings. Freshman Rich Melendez was the top area scorer, averaging 25 points per game. Dave Hackathorn also ranked high in scoring and was one of the tops in assists. Freshman Jim Gillen led in freethrow percentage, while Bill Perry ranked in the top ten for rebounding. The Pirates were considered one of the best offensive teams in the area. Team Center Jim Gillen. t Co-captain Bill Perry. Guard Rich Melendez. Co-captain Dave Hackathorn. I Forward Marty Davis. The team warms up. Roundballers Rally Spectators get tense as the score is tied. Forward Gary Ross. Forward Ron Halter. Forward Jim Walls. Guard Bob Quinones. Managers--Peter Wanat, Charles Megerman. 49 FIRST ROW: Ken Berger, Tom Farmer, Ed Klein, Co-captain Warren Thompson, Phil Freeman, Russ Dick Johnson, Coach Hamilton, Henry Font, Steve Puryear, Carlson, Co-captain Rick Mitchell. Gary Cobb; SECOND ROW: Jay Olstad, Allan Pappas, Swimming The 1966-67 swimming team estab¬ lished itself as one of the best athletic teams in Park College history. The Tankmen completed a fifteen meet schedule without a loss. With the two won at the end of the 65-66 season, the dual meet winning streak stands at seventeen straight. The Pirate Tankmen were led by Co¬ captains Warren Thompson and Rick Mitchell. Mitchell was undefeated in the Breaststroke and a consistent winner in the Individual Medley. Thompson was a consistent winner in any Freestyle event. Freshman Russ Carlson also had a fine season by going undefeated in the Back- stroke. Records were established in the Medley Relay (Carlson, Mitchell, Freeman, Thompson), 1000 Free (Thompson), Indi¬ vidual Medley (Mitchell), Diving (Cobb), 100 Free (Thompson), 200 Back (Carlson), 200 Breast (Mitchell). Manager Tim Chelpaty, Coach Hamilton, and Bill Schubert. Co-captains Warren Thompson and Rick Mitchell. Breaststroker Jay Olstad, Butterflyers Phil Freeman and Dick Johnson. Team Is Undefeated Freestylers Henry Font, Ken Berger, Ed Klein and Steve Puryear. Divers Tom Farmer and Gary Cobb. Janet Bellamy, Andrea Puntenney, Priscilla Perry, Christine Lawton, Barbara Layne, Pennye Morrow. Janet Bellamy Cheerleaders Pennye Morrow The team was in a huddle Priscilla Perry Christine Lawton Spark Spirit at Park Barbara Layne Andrea Puntenney Cheerleaders cheer for v-i-c-t-o-r-y. Highlights 54 1 Hiag jiMBWBHH Hell Those are dress regulations? The Ghoul strives to get a grip on life--every golden minute of it. THE GOON SQUAD, 1966 (left to right): Syphilis Sally, Ghoul of Chesnut, Nympho Nancy, Leper Lehnert, Crab Clement, Minister of BAISSEZ-VOUS Heel, frosh! Week Truth, Raper Raymond, Fungus Phil, Jaundice Jerry, Gang Green, Rancid Ross. Not pictured: Bastard Bill. But I never even HEARD of the goonse! Whatta ya mean, 1 got bad breath? This year the frosh displayed plenty of spirit when they appeared at W ednesday night dinner dressed to the letter of the law--coat and tie for boys, hose and heels for girls, . .but somehow it wasn ' t right in the eyes of boondoggled upperclassmen, who urged the reVjels to swallow their pride, bounce the goonse, kiss the eel and welcome the paddle. A little to the left there, frosh. The Black Days Whatta ya mean, you can ' t take us downwind? Hey, Syphilis--check out THIS goonse! Hmmm. Now it ' ll vvork if I can just hit Flint square on the —. Sorry, Nympho--from this angle you still look pret¬ ty bad. At Frosh Court this year Madge Messersmith was declared 101 and Bolj McElligott received the Best Frosh Award. The chocolate pie prize went to Donna Nichols, and Carol Kearney had to kiss each goon and gooness in recognition for hustling the upperclassmen. You call this fair??? Now if I can only catch this R.H. wise guy, he ought to look pretty good up there. You’d BETTER applaud, Mr. Prosecutor, Those rain dances in the Den finally paid off. Speechless, Leper? Harvest Festival a Success —All the Way ’Round Charlie and Stephanie Beech, Harvest Festival Co-Chairmen, Tom Mooney and Linda Lawton Bill Metcalf and Diane Calvert Paul Garrett and Anita Parker Charlie and Stephanie Beech Pete Francis and Babs Schroeder Candidates not shown: Bill Perry and Terri Osuga. a. 60 -JuM 3ABBtkU0Cif Excitement Day and Night The Queen and King of Harvest Festival, 1966: Stephanie Beech and Bill Perry. SECOND PLACE—Hermits: The Slaying of the Jabberwocky. THIRD PLACE--ACC : Who’s the Fairest of Them All? Cesar Castro helps the Pirates defeat Tabor, 5-1. . , ; ■ M yoHuv« ' |li. II p .fi| -’X ' TV ’ -V.Y RiJHHBaPww k: .; . PCC: Best Four Years. Chesnut: Spirit thru Unity. Varsity Club: Clip the Blue Jays. OAC: The Sky is the Limit. FIRST PLACE—LLC: Chesie Smiles on Park ' s Future. sxyfUiMiT Barefoot in Athens by Maxwell Anderson Directed by Jenkin David What troubles me is that you ' re not liked, Socrates-- you refuse to fit in, and that they cannot stand. Isn ' t there a way for you to avoid this, Father? You ' re being tried for not worshipping the Gods, and the penalty due is death. I ' m afraid you ' re my most stubborn antagonist. Son, next to your Mother. Socrates confronts an opponent in the famous trial. Artist Series Eugene Cramer, Director Margaret Webster, Bernard Shaw. Seven Ages of Beveridge Webster, Pianist In the words of its director, Mr. Eugene Cramer, ’’The Park College Artist Series is an attempt to provide for the cultural needs of its students and the community at large. It is also an effort to foster an atmos phere conducive to communication and un derstanding.” New York ProMusica. Laurindo Almeida, Guitarist, iijiHljpiWd ' www Dearing Oc-cupied in the fall of 1961, Dearing houses slightly less than one Imndred men. Head Residents: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hauptman and Jon. House Council: Front Row; Snuff Donnelly, John Morton and Kent Trask. Back Row: Tom Parisi, Bill Clark (President) and Jim Cross. 66 Woodivard Woodward--that retreat in the woods. Mrs, l.ouise Lake, Head Resident. Gary Griffith (President), Mark Singer (Vice-President) and Jim Moore (Secretary-Treasurer), Mark Strom luxuriates in a Woodward shower known for its latest conveniences. Hawley Bonnie Wallace, Hawley President Mrs. Dot Hawkins, Head Resident Time out for achat with Libby Barrett, third-floor counselor. IM Bruce, Tony and Max relax in a typical Copley lounge bull session. Copley Thaw Hall, Copley ' s Center for the Performing Arts. Soichi Taga and his nightly rice-pot wash up. Nickel A dorm for men, Nickel was built in 1895 using funds contributed by Sunday School children over the country, by means of shares which sold at a nickel each. Tom Mooney and Roger Brown (Nickel President) take pleasure in repairing the damage from one of Copley ' s late-night heckling capers. It ' s a Nickel tradition to dress up in one ' s most sophisticated garb at least once a year, so that outsiders will know what really goes on within those red brick walls. Herr House is the upperclasswomen ' s dorm, housing about sixty women on the second and third floors. HOUSE COUNCIL:Sitting: Pam Famam, Pennye Morrow, Lanie Vint, Barb King. Standing: Janna Beth Vaughn, Phyllis Steiner, Phyllis Renshaw (President), Mrs. Maud Alice Hunt (Head Resi¬ dent), Rita Fox, April Wilber, and Julie Dubbs. Herr House His House David Kerr, Legal Representative for His House. A dozen men live here in the first floor of Herr House. Stephens Living up on the fourth floor of Herr House, Stephens women are com¬ prised of juniors and seniors of high academic standing. In the picture above, Shelley Teale and Kay Ketcham take time out for a cup of coffee. At the Carnival, the Stephens bal¬ loons sold to Bob Ciccone for eleven dollars. Seated: Jayne Humbert (House Manager), Dianna McKinley (Secretary-Treasurer), Terri Osuga (President), Peg Clark (Vice-President). Stand¬ ing: Kay Ketcham, Janie Hampton, Sandy Richardson, Kathy Hinshaw, Noel Ernst, Elaine Osborn, Ruth Millett, Marthanne Graves, Linda Lawton and Shelley Teale. Not Shown: Diane Calvert and Anita Parker. Chesnut The familiar black-and-white crest even appears on the north wall of the dorm. (For years the men of Chesnut have protested that the symbols on the crest do not stand for what rivals say they do; it ' s obvious--they are only athletic shorts and sports trophies. Naturally...) It seems that building a float isn ' t all hard work. In the annual basketball game between the Cheerleaders and the Trashmen, Henry Font takes advantage of Mike Taranto ' s strategic position. But immediately after this picture was taken, Pennye Morrow tickled Mike, who suddenly stood up, causing Henry to sink the ball from about thirty feet in the air. Seated: Bill Metcalf (President); Standing: Bob Ciccone (Treasurer) and Yank Rowan (Vice-Presi¬ dent). 74 Sunset This imposing structure housed several Parkites who were told they would have to move on-campus for the second term. The consensus of opinion of the Sunset residents seemed to be that it was a good thing while it lasted. Allen House On the second story of this building Rich Eberst, Scott Nesselrode, Pat DeCicco and Frank Reinow had the life of Riley. They went their separate ways after the first term. Parkville Hall In spite of administrative attempts to lend some measure of elegance to this dorm, it was always known as the Ele¬ mentary School. Just over a dozen men resided there in the classrooms which were vacant during the second term. Off-Campus Housing Has Its Privileges --If Only for 4 Months 75 Ximi JPa w - iHi I t 7 r!sa n ■ a srr l ' -; 1 G ' - ' ■■■ ] 1 k - 4 V. d.k ' - . ' • - ' ! ■ ' ■ ' • Hit ' . y KM ' t. ' Sh r V ♦ m fc % ' A, A‘k V ' -• ' % ' ' ..% ’‘i ' S. H - I Will the bright red appear again? Who ' s the Fairest of Them All? , the club ' s Harvest Festival float, which took third place in the com¬ petition. Judy Boycan and Paul Garrett, (ACC President), talk over a Coke while enjoying the ACC-OAC River Boat party. I 82 A ctivity-Minded LLC s The club starts off the year with its Rush Week serenade Libby Barrett and Janet Johnston, backed by Dave Rumph and George Hoffman (hidden), were featured entertainment at the LLC Folk Concert presented in Commons. Candy Broughton tries her hand at making a spare at the club ' s Brig Party. V.; ' ff Second-term Officers: (Front Row); Bonnie Wallace, Secre¬ tary; Bev Johnson, President; Karen Myers, Vice-President; (Back Row): Bill Hug, Treasurer; Dave Crawford, Vice- President; Frank Reinow, President. OAC’s Have Varied Year Second Term Officers: John Fredericks (Vice- President), Ruth Airey (Vice-President), Nancy Epperson (President) and Jerry Johnson (President). The Sky is the Limit was the Club ' s offering in the Harvest Festival parade. One of the most popular booths at the SUDC Carni¬ val was the Club ' s Marryin ' Sam attraction. At a meeting held early in February the Club discussed the nature of its Carnival booth. Playboy Club the Highlight ofPCCs Year First Term Officers: Carter Wolf (Vice- President), Chris Lawton (Vice-Presi¬ dent), Phyllis Renshaw (President) and Bob Ciccone (President). Second Term Officers: Front Row: Sophie Vali (Social Chairman), Mary Stout (President), Barbara Zappulla (Vice-President). Back Row: Richie Schwartz (Social Chairman), Warren Ormont (President). John Sabatini (Vice-President) and Henry Font (Treasurer). A popular booth at the SUDC Carnival was the Club ' s Throw a Water Balloon at Your Favorite Prof concession. Here Mr. Gehrenbeck sneaks a glance toward the camera. He was drenched within two seconds. Chris Lawton ' s modern dance was one of the highlights of the Playboy Club en¬ tertainment. DEBBIE—that real, live bunny from the Playboy Club. Engaging in one of their favorite pastimes, the BLB ' s proudly display their sweatshirts which, by the way, were bought after a sudden display of organization. ...or, Book-Learning Bunch BLB In another display of organization, the spirited BLB ' s sponsored the entangling Twister at¬ traction at the SUDC Carnival. Wallflowers Front Row: Linda Godden (Vice-President), Mary Brooke (presi¬ dent), Andy Lang (Secretary-Treasurer). Second Row: Madge Messersmith, Jo Jo Macaulay, Kenna Pratt, Donna Nichols. Not Shown: Sally Schoelhamer. 86 In addition to sponsoring periodic sandwich sales in Hawley lounge on Sunday even¬ ings, the Wallflowers presented a powder- puff booth at the SUDC Carnival. Madge Messersmith (pictured below) can testify to the exquisite pleasures of the concession. Tiki Fred Speck (Vice-President), Greg Ganong (President), and Carl Halter (Secretary-Treasurer). Tiki demonstrated its potential as a social group by organizing a highly successful Pub Tiki party in Commons one Saturday night. Hermits A small- group effort paid off in a big way (the Hermits Campus Clean- Up). Know what that footprint means? And don’t forget the Car Wash they sponsored. 1st Term Officers (Front Row): Jim Walls (Judicial Council), Rick Mitchell ec.-Treas.), Gary Smith (Pres.), Phil Freeman (Jud. Coun.), 2nd Term: (Back Row): Jim Reynolds (Jud. Coun.), Greg Wood (Sec.-Treas.), Rick Eberst (Pres.), Gary Griffith (V-Pres.), Jack Salek (Jud. Coun.) 4i In one of its regular Monday evening meetings, the Council hears a report from Linda Lawton. Student Council Judy Boycan (Secretary) and Bill Metc alf (Presi¬ dent). Paul Garrett (Vice- President) and Pete Francis (First Pro¬ portional Representative). f SAC Stuflent Activities Committee The Student Activities Committee is responsilTe for the allocation of student funds to clubs and the various Student Council committees and publications under its control. Seated: Babs Schroeder, Linda Lawton (Chairman), Bev Johnson. Standing: Kent Trask, Libby Barrett and Pete Francis. 88 sue Student Union Committee Michael B, Best, Chairman (first term). Front Row: Stephanie Beech (Chairman), Janet Bellamy, Pennye Morrow. Back Row: Scott Janek, Carole Kearney, John Sabatini. The sue is in charge of parties and concerts for the students. Its funds are drawn from the students ' activity fee. BSP Board of Student Publications The BSP oversees the STYLUS, the NARVA and the JOURNAL. Front Row: Marty Malan, Dianna McKinley (Chairman), Anita Parker (ex officio), Kay Ketcham. Back Row: Denny Epperson, Pete Francis, and Mr. Beasley. Not shown: Mr. Foley. 89 SAAC Student Academic Advisory Committee The SAAC is established as a means to discuss and evaluate the academic pro¬ gram at Park. Front Row: Paul Garrett, Sandy Richardson, Ruth Millett, Babs Schroeder (Chairman). Back Row: Dr. William Pivonka, Bob Theiss, Eric Robinson, Dave Rumph, and David Hawley. MJC Men s Judicial Council Left to Right: Dale Freise, Gary Griffith, Phil Prass (Chrmn. 1st term), Gary Smith (Chrmn. 2nd term), David Kerr, and Greg Raymond. WJC Women s Judicial Council Left to Right: Janie Hampton, Sandy Richardson, Diane Calvert, Peg Clark (Chairman), Bev. Johnson, Babs Schroeder, and April Wilber. 90 I SUDC Student Union Development Committee Left to Right: Libby Barrett, Rita Fox, Janet Bellamy, Pam Farnam, Karen Humpert, Ann Workman, Glenn Green (Chairman), Mr. Lilly (Advisor), Dale Freise, Dianna McKinley, and Babs Schroeder. ICC Inter-Club Council The ICC is made up of the Presidents of the social clubs and also a chairman elected by the members. Its major concerns are Rush Week, Harvest Festival participa¬ tion, and the ICC Dance in the spring. The SUDC is established to investigate the possibilities for a new student union. One of its goals is raising money for in¬ terior decoration of the new building, and one way it accomplishes this is through the money collected at the annual SUDC Carnival in the early spring. ABOVE, 1st term: BobCiccone, JanBalmer, Phyllis Renshaw, Floyd Brown, Frank Reinow, Bill Perry, Paul Garrett, and Patti Michaels. RIGHT. 2nd term: (seated) Nancy Epperson, Noel Ernst (Chairman), Bev Johnson, Mary Stout; (stand¬ ing) Warren Ormont, Frank Reinow, and Jerry Johnson. IRC International Relations Club Each year the International Relations Club and other interested Political Science majors sponsor a Model UN Security Council and General Assembly Program for area high school students, who carry on business like the UN, only in miniature. Front Row: Dr. Howard Neighbor, Mary Lodge, Joan Courtright, RayStarzmann,StuSpeer. Second Row: Dave Beers, Deborah McCullough, Pat Clawson, Pat Fenn, Major Alfred Paddock Jr. Back Row: Bill Schumer, George Konopsky, Frank Reinow, Norman Browning, Lee Johnson, Greg Raymond and Ahmad Alim Marvasti. A heaping plate of cookies, cake, and brownies for only one ticket at the SNEA booth at the Carnival. SNEA Student National Education Association History Club BELOW: Phyllis Renshaw (Vice-President), Toni Leigh Walker (President), Elaine Osborn (Secretary) and Peggy i Alexander (Treasurer). Urban, History Club Front Row: Gary Griffith, Deborah McCullough and BobTheiss, Back Row: Pete Francis, Pete Wanat, Bill Perry, Dave Trulson and George Gause. Astronomy Club I’nder the direction of the Physics Department, the Astronomy Club spends much of its time maintaining the equip¬ ment in the observatory, l )ut on almost any week-end night you could find club members engaged in—what else?--star-gazing! The Charles Smith Scott Astronomical Ob¬ servatory. Match the Masters, the Club ' s challenge to would-be basketball stars at the SUDC Carnival. Varsity Club Tlie Varsity Club was organized early in the fall, but it quickly took the initiative when Harvest Festival came around and entered a float in the parade. The Club also sponsored a refreshment stand at home basketball games. Left to Right: Peg Clark (Secretary); A1 Williams and Barb King (Co-chairmen of the High School Tutorial Program); Dr. Patton (Sponsor); Linda Godden and Tom Reiner (Co-chairmen of the Hospital Visitation Program); Pete Francis (UCCF Moderator). Not Shown: Tom Mooney (Vice-Moderator); Denny Epperson (Treas¬ urer); and Karen Humpert (Publicity Director). UCCF United Campus Christian Fellowship At the Left are members of the Hospital Visitation Program, designed to give comfort to patients in the Psychiatric Receiving Center in Kansas City, Missouri. Tom Reiner and Linda Godden are Co-chairmen for t his group. Newman Club The Newman Cluli is composed of Catholic students on campus, and its major interest is the discussion of current prob¬ lems both within and outside the Church. One of the Club ' s programs is designed to encourage Mass attendance by providing transportation to St. Therese ' s Catholic Church for students of the faith. Newman Club Officers: Carter Wolf (President), Barbara Zappulla (Secretary-Treasurer), and Greg Wood (Vice- President). Not Shown: Bobbie Layne (UCCF delegate). 95 Natural Science CoIIoquiu m All science majors are required to take Natural Science Colloquium, a one-half hour course, for four terms. The course is oriented around student oral reports given on Tuesdays and Thursdays by Juniors and Seniors in the course. Guest speakers are occasionally brought in from off- campus. Nat Sci Colloquium hears reports in Room 110 in the Science Hall each Tuesday and Thursday at 4:00. Bill Perry (President), Ruth Millett (Secretary-Treasurer) and Paul Garrett (Vice-President). Each student report is publicized! with a notice on the Biology floor of the Science Hall. MATURAL SCIENCE roil 001 HUM H OO TODAY BIOLOGY lECT ROOM 96 Debate Team Dr. Hamilton looks over an award given to Don Sherr and Jim Moore for their performance in a debate contest. After about twenty years of inactivity, debate flourished again at Park. This year ' s squad participated in six tournaments, having grown in size from a group of one (Pete Francis) to a present squad of eight. In addition to those pictured here, other debaters were: Ed Oberlander, Larry Edelstein, Bob Heath and Bill Metcalf. Del Fidanque won a finalist spot and trophy for his reading of Selected War Poems at the annual Oral Interpretation Festival at William Jewell College. Mrs. Mitchell (Coach), Jim Moore, Don Sherr and Pete Francis scan the newspapers for evidence, evidence, evidence. I I Choir Swing Band Carol Work, vocalist in the band. Under the direction of Mr. Al Larson, the Park College Choir sings for the Sunday worship services in the Chapel, The Choir also gives several performances each year. Under the direction of Mr. Wetherill, the Swing Band makes several appearances a year at school functions. Pictured below is the band as it played for the PCC Playboy Club in Upper Commons. This year the Park Singers had three major engagements: a performance at the Gold Buffet, a three-day tour through Nebraska and Iowa in March, and a show for the United Fund Campaign held in the Exhibition Hall in Kansas City. The pic¬ tures here were taken during their performance for the United Fund C ampaign. First Row: Sue Buttner, Carol Work, Anita Parker, Ann Freeman and Janie Hampton. Second Row: BobTheiss, Mary Ann Webster, Keith Allerton, Sandy Richardson, Steve Roff. Third Row: Karen Humpert, Mari Gordon, Mary Linscheid, Wilhemina Clement. Back Row: Chet Bowles, Bruce Good, Bill Clark, David Hawley and Jon Fey. Not pictured: George Hoffman, Denny Epperson and Marthanne Graves, Instrumentalists. The Singers perform their clever number using coke bottles filled with different amounts of water, thus producing the various notes of the scale. Park Singers Lee Salem, Editor-in-Chief, digs out an old issue of the Stylus while his advisor, Dr. George Schurr looks on. Stylus Feature Staff (left to right): Ed Moe, John Sabatini, Pat Clawson, Gary Griffith, editor. Bill Perry, Sports Editor David Kerr, Business Manager News Staff: Ed Reinhart, editor, and Linda Godden. Fred Swain, photographer. Park Journal Narva April Wilber, Associate Editor. John Sauget, editor, and Mrs. Reta Mitchell, advisor. Sally Mazzetti, As¬ sociate Editor. 101 Ken Berger, Business Manager. Charlie Beech, Editor. At the Hermits ' booth you could throw a pie in the face of your favorite Man with the Foot¬ print, but in this case it looks as if Phil Lainhart (Chesnut) will be the recipient. I now pronounce you... At the OAC Marryin ' Sam booth the strangest things happened. SUDC Carnival The Park Family Club served up hot dogs for starving Carnival- goers...After that skimpy sack- lunch we got at 5:00, we should have been hungry! Step right up, you suckers, and try your luck at putting the ball in the basket! Think it was easy? You should have tried it! and Auction Seventeen! Who ' ll make it eighteen? At the Auction this year the bids totaled over $3,000 the highest bid being $130 for a lobster dinner for six at Dr. Schurr ' s home. Glenn Green, SUDC Chairman, explains the purpose of the Carnival and Auction to a restless, eager crowd. H-h-h-e-e-e-l-l-l-p-p-pl! Linda Morrow proudly displays the prize the BLB ' s received for being the Campus Good- Guys. Hula Boys ' Bull ' s Eye spon¬ sored by LLC. Football Intramurals Bring out Club and Dorm Spirit This year the OAC stock the champion¬ ship again, and Chesnut once again finished second. OAC finished first in offensive and defensive categories, with Chesnut second. The final standings were: Team Won Lost OAC Chesnut PCC Hermits LLC ACC Park Ushers in The Changing Times S U C-Woodward Party at Melody Farm Anita Parker and LeeSalam, Park ' s talent¬ ed folk duo. Folk Galore! This year Park went for folk in a big way, having presented con¬ certs under the auspices of the LLC’s andtheSUC. The Dionysian Grape Stompers at the LLC concert. 109 From the Van¬ guard: Dick Bradley and Judy Johnston. Dave Hamil sings forSUC ' s concert in the chapel. One highlight of the SUC ' s show was Mort and Linda, known for their unusual style of folk. We ' ll Always Remember Those Informal Moments W hen we tried to eat... and danced... And walked and ran and jumped and watched and waited , dm � ' ••?■. ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■|®t , ■ , A Killing time was i W mm 1 important, too They say a picture’s worth a thousand words !!l!!! !!!!!!II r HL! And how could we aces Bfl 22 is Jd M Mr ji 9 ' -r i-k. Ii Seniors Accept Positions of Responsibility WILLIAM AICHER: Union, N.J., Economics. PEGGY ALEXANDER: Wichita, Kans. Elementary Education. CHARLES BEECH: Parkville, Mo., Literature, ACC Pres., Dean ' s List, English Club Pres., Freshman Essay Award, Harvest Festival Co-Chm., King Candidate, ICC, NARVA, PARK JOURNAL, SUDC Co-Chm. STEPHANIE STROMDAHL BEECH: Webster Groves, Mo., Modern Foreign Languages, Harvest Festival Co-Chm., Queen; Herr House House Council, ICC, NARVA. Queen Candidate, OAC Pres., SAC, SNEA V-Pres., Stephens, STYLUS, sue Treas., SUDC Sec., UCCF. JANET KAY BELLAMY: Parkville, Mo., French-Spanish, Alpha Delta, Cheerleader Capt., Dean ' s List, OAC V-Pres., Plays, SUDC, Top Ranking Student 1966, Who ' s Who. ANTHONY BETTENCOURT: Hanford, Calif., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. SANDRA BEVERLY: Kansas City, Kans., Art. ALBERT BIERI: Philadelphia, Pa., Economics-Business Adminis¬ tration, MDCP. ROGER BROWN: Fayetteville, Ark., Chemistry. ROBERT BRUMBACK: Harrisonburg, Va., Psychology, MDCP. SHERMAN BUTLER: Fort Myers, Fla., Economics- Business Administration, MDCP. JOHN CAITHNESS: Fort Knox, Ky., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. DIANE C. CALVERT: Cherry Hill, N.J., Mathematics, Cheerleader, Harvest Festival Co-Chm., Queen Candidate; NARVA Queen Candidate, OAC Treas., Outstanding Parkite Comm., PCSA, Stephens Sec., SUDC, Who ' s Who Comm., WJC. MENOTTI ROBERT CICONE: Brooklyn, N.Y., Sociology, Chesnut Treas., Debate, ICC, PCC Pres., Plays, Sociology Club. JOHN CIFERNI: Staten Island, N.Y., Sociology, IRC, Nickel, OAC, Plays, Woodward V-Pres. PEGGY CLARK: St. Joseph, Mo., Chemistry, Burton W. Schrieb Pre-Medical Award, Herr House House Council, Resident Assistant, Temporary Head Resident, PCC Treas., PCSA, Stephens Sec., STYLUS, UCCF Sec., UN Model Assembly Sec., Who ' s Who, WJC Chm. WHILHELMINA Y. CLEMENT: Westport, Conn., Music Theory, Choir, Cultural Programs Comm., Goon Squad, OAC, Park Singers, Plays. KENNETH CLINTON: Westville, Okla., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. 120 and Respect in Dormitories and Organizations CHARLES COATS: Trenton, N.J., History, MDCP. WILLIAM G. COOK: El Dorado Springs, Mo., Sociology, Pi Gamma Mu. ROBERT COOPER: Augusta, Me., Eco¬ nomics-Business Administration, MDCP. RONALD COWIN: Nyack, N.Y., Political Science. GEORGE CROWE: New Castle, Pa., Economics, MDCP. JOSEPH CRUCIANI: Chicago, Ill., History, MDCP. RICHARD DANNER: San Francisco, Calif., Sociology. LEONARD DEBORD: Newport Beach, Calif., Economics- Business Administration, MDCP. JOSEPH P. DeCICCO: Westbury, N.Y., Sociology, Chesnut, DearingSec., Floor Counselor, MJC, PCC, Soccer Letterman, STYLUS. LAUREL J. DICKERSON: Westfield, N.Y., Political Science. BETTY EGBERT: Hamilton, O., Mathematics, Dean ' s List, LLC Historian. EARL ELSTNER: Pittsburg, Pa., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. WILLIAM ESDERTS: Vinton, Iowa, Psychology, MDCP. M. DELVALLE PHLANQUE: New York, N.Y., Literature. ROY FOWLER: Watkinsville, Ga., Psychology, MDCP. PETER FRANCIS, Jr; Lake Placid, N.Y., Theology, ACC, BSP, Debate, Dearing Pres., Harvest Festival King Candi¬ date, Hell Week Director, Nickel, PCSA, Phi Alpha Theta, SAC, Society of the Right Pres., STYLUS, UN General Assembly Pres., UCCF Moderator, Who ' s Who. RICK FULLER: Bridgman, Mich., Political Science, Choir, ICC, Nickel, OAC Pres., Poli tical Science Club, Tennis. PAUL GARRETT: Monett, Mo., Chemistry, ACC Pres., Band, Choir, Harvest Festival King Candidate, ICC, MJC, Nickel, Park Singers, PCSA V-Pres., SAAC, SUC, UCCF, Who ' s Who. 121 MICHAEL GILMARTIN: Miami, Fla., Psychology, MDCP. SEYMOUR IRA GOLDBERG: Bronx, N.Y., Economics, MARTHANNE GRAVES: Gower, Mo., Applied Music, Band, Choir, LLC, Nova Choralis, Park Singers, Plays, Stephens, St. Joseph Symphony. DAVID R. HACKATHORN: Parkville, Mo., Chemistry, Basketball Letterman, Co-Capt., Gift-Thomas-Good Me¬ morial Scholarship, Golf, Varsity Club Pres. FRED HAENISCH: Wahiawa, Hawaii, History. MARTIN HEISS: Brooklyn, N.Y., Sociology. JAYNE HUMBERT: Auburn, N.Y., Modern Languages, Choir, Herr House Dorm Counselor, LLC V-Pres., Park Singers, Plays, Stephens House Manager. GLEN IRWIN: Wichita, Kans., . Economics-B u s i n e s s Administration, MDCP. LLOYD JAN: Austin, Minn., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. Outstanding Seniors Prepare to Meet KERMIT JOHNSON: Kansas City, Kans., Biology. JOHN KARNES: Crab Orchard, W. Va., Economics, MDCP. JOSEPH KAY: Kittanning, Pa., History, MDCP. JAMES KINCAID: Kansas City, Mo., Political Science, MDCP. BARBARA KING: Chicago Heights, Ill., Elementary Education, Herr House Dorm Assistant, LLC, SNEA Pres., UCCF Co-Chm. CHARLES KNAUFT: Redondo Beach, Calif., Sociology, MDCP. WILLIAM E. KOTT: Philadelphia, Pa., Biology, ACC, Soccer Letterman. ROBERT KUREK: Decatur, Ill., Eco¬ nomics-Business A d m i n i s t r a t i on , MDCP. VALDISI. LACIS: East Orange, N.J., Political Science, IRC, Political Science Club. 122 WILLIAM LAFFERTY: Haddon Heights, N.J., Economics. MARVIN V. LAFFOON: Kansas City, Mo., English, Copley Sec.-Treas., Bearing V-Pres., Sec., English Club, German Consulate Prize, Jr. Year in Austria, LLC Pres., NARVA, SAC, Stephens Cottage V-Pres., UCCF. JOHN LAMPKIN: Baldwyn, Miss., E c ono m ic s - Business Administration, MDCP. DONALD LANIER: Rose Hill, N.C., Political Science, MDCP. LYNDA LAWTON: Independence, Mo, Math¬ ematics, Dean ' s List, Harvest Festival Queen Candidate, ICC Chm., NARVA Queen Candidate, PCC Pres., Sec., SAC Chm, Sec., SNEA, Stephens, UN Model Assembly Sec.-Gen., WHO ' S WHO. JAMES LENNON: New York, N.Y., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. JOSEPH LESZCZYNSKI: Conshohocken, Pa., Sociology, MDCP. GARETH LEWIS: Brooklyn, N.Y., Political Science. PAULINE LEWIS: Weston, Mo, Elementary Education, STYLUS. the Challenges of Graduate School WILLIAM LUEDERS: Union City, N.J., Economics- Business Administration, MDCP. JOHN MANN: Camden, S.C., History, MDCP. ROBERT MCDONALD: Johnson City, N.Y., Psychology, MDCP. LAWRENCE McDOWELL: Fairport, N.Y., History, History Club, OAC, Stephen ' s Cottage V-Pres. DIANNA McKINLEY: Malvern, Ark., Literature, BSP Chm., English Club, Harvest Festival Queen Candidate, ICC, LLC Pres., V-Pres., NARVA, SNEA Pres., Stephens Treas., SUDC, UCCF, Who ' s Who. WILLIAM MEDELLIN: Los Angeles, Calif., Political Science, MDCP. WILLIAM METCALF: Havertown, Pa., Political Science, Chesnut Pres., V-Pres., Copley Treas., Bearing Sec., Harvest Festival King Candidate, IRC, LEC, PCSA Pres., Political Science Club, Who ' s Who. NORMAN MILLER, JR: Jenkintown, Pa., Sociology, Bearing Sec., PCC Sec. RUTH MILLETT: Stanford, Conn., Biology, Choir, LLC Sec., SAAC, Stephens, UCCF. 123 FRED OLSEN: Flatonia, Tex., Psychology, MDCP. TERRI OSUGA: Denver, Colo., Biology, Harvest Festival Queen Candidate, Hawley Sec., Treas,, Herr House House Council, ICC, LLC Pres,, V-Pres., Rush Capt., Outstanding Prof. Comm., PCSA, Stephens Pres., UCCF, Who’s Who, WJC Chm., WRA Sec. ALFRED PADDOCK: Bogalusa, La., Political Science, MDCP. MICHAEL P.A.P1ERNLVK: Highland Park, 111., Mathematics. ANITA PARKER: Kansas City, Mo., Mathematics. 1LLLA.M L. PERRY: Palmyra, Mo., Mathematics, Basketball Letterman, Co-Capt., Goon Squad, Head Goon, Harvest Festival King, History Club, ICC, MJC, Nickel, 0.4C Pres., V-Pres., PCSA, STYLUS, Who ' s Who. ROBERT RAYNOR: Dayton, O., History, MDCP. BEVERLY ANN REECE: Kansas City, Mo., Political Science, ACC, History Club, IRC, OAC, Political Science Club, Pi Gamma Mu V-Pres., Society of the Right Pres., Sec.- Treas., Young Republicans. FRANK REINOW: New York, N.Y., Political Science, Copley Counselor, Crosscountry, Debate, Dyer Head Resident, ICC Chm., IRC, LLC Pres., Political Science Club, Young Democrats. PHYLLIS RENSIL W: Kansas City, Mo., Elementary Edu¬ cation, Cheerleader, Herr House House Manager, Pres., ICC, NARVA Queen Candidate, PCC Pres., V-Pres., Social Chm., Plays, SNEA, V-Pres., Treas. GARY ROSS: Brooklyn, N.Y., Sociology, Basketball, Bowling, Goon Squad, OAC V-Pres., Woodward Pres. D. VID A. RUMPF: Webster Groves, Mo., Sociology, Nickel, OAC V-Pres., Outstanding Prof. Comm., Parkville Volunteer Fire De¬ partment. THOM.4S R. MOONEY: Brick Town, N.J., Sociology, Choir, ICC, Nickel, PCC Pres., Social Chm., Rush Capt., PCSA, Soccer Letterman, Capt., SUDC, UCCF, Who ' s Who. WILLIAM MORAN: Madison, Wis., History MDCP. PENNYE MORROW: Olathe, Kans., French- Spanish, Cheerleader Co-Capt., Hawley House Council, Herr House V-Pres., Sec., ICC Chm., NARVA Queen Candidate, PCC Pres., V-Pres., Sec., Soc. Chm., WRA Chm. EDWARD MOSHER: New Bedford, Mass., Economics, MDCP. GUENTER OBERST: Fort Leavenworth, Kans., Political Science, MDCP. RICHARD OLIVER: Decatur, III., History, MDCP. Park Graduates Close the Door on the Best Four Years of Their Lives I i ■ I I I I J I 1 i ' I i: I; 1 i I ALEX C. SABATINI: Bethesda, Md., Mathematics, Chesnut, Debate, Harvest F’estival Co-Chm., Newman Club Pres., OAC, STYLUS. JOHN SAUGET: Overland, Mo., Literature, Chesnut, NARVA, Outstanding Parkite Comm., Outstanding Prof. Comm., PARK JOURNAL, PCC, Who ' s Who. BABS SCHROEDER: Hammondsport, N.Y., Elementary Edu¬ cation, Harvest Festival Queen Candidate, Herr House Pres., ICC Sec., OAC Pres., Outstanding Parkite Comm., SNEA, WJC. GEORGE SCHULSTAD: Erskine, Minn., History, MDCP. HAROLD SHILLING: Youngstown, O., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. MICHAEL P. TARANTO: Ridgewood, N.J., Biology, Chesnut, IRC, PCC Pres., Plays. ROBERT E. THEISS, Jr: Copley, O. History, ACC Pres., Choir, Dean ' s List, Harvest Festival King Candidate, History Club, Madrigals, MJC Chm., Nickel, ParkSingers, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Gamma Mu, Who ' s Who. ROBERT TRIGG: Waynesboro, Miss., Economics-Business Ad¬ ministration, MDCP. THOMAS VADEN: St. Louis, Mo., Mathematics, MDCP. TONI-LEIGH D. WALKER: Kansas City, Mo., Elementa¬ ry Education, LLC, SNEA Pres. JESS WALLS; Columbus, Ga., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. EUGENE WALTER: Orlando, Fla., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. DIANA WELCH: Gladstone, Mo., Physics-Mathematics, Astronomy Club Sec.-Treas., IRC, LLC V-Pres., SAAC Sec., UCCF Chm. AL WILLIAMS: Schenectady, N.Y., Biology, Cultural Programs Comm., LLC, UCCF. ANN WORKMAN: Kansas City, Mo., Mathematics. Alpha Delta, Hawley Social Chm., Outstanding Prof. Comm. Chm., PCC, SAAC Chm., Stephens, SUDC Co-Chm. Not Pictured: DOUGLAS MENG: Kansas City, Mo., Elementary Education. MICHAEL SPATOLA: Newar, N.J., Sociology. ABBREVIATIONS FOR ACTIVITIES: ACC-Anthony- Cleopatra Club; BSP-Board of Student Publications; Capt.- Captain; Chm.-Chairman; Comm.-Committee; ICC-Inter- Club Council; IRC-International Relations Club; LEC- Lancelot-Elaine Club; LLC-Lowell-Lucerne Club;MDCP- Military Degree Completion Program; MJC-Men ' s Judicial Council; OAC-Orion-Aurora Club; Outstanding Prof. Comm.-Outstanding Professor Committee; PCC- Parchivard-Calliopean Club; PCSA-Park College Student Association; SAAC-Student Academic Advisory Committee; SAC-Student Activities Committee;Sec.-Secretary;SNEA- Student National Education Association; SUC-Student Union Committee; SUDC-Student Union Development Committee; Treas.-Treasurer; UCCF-United Campus Christian Fellowship; V-Pres.-Vice-President; WJC-Women ' s Ju¬ dicial Council; WRA-Women ' s Recreation Association. WAYNE ABBOTT: Freshman, Chicago, Ill. MICHAEL ABELSON: Freshman, West Orange, N. J. TED ACKERMAN: Sophomore, New Rochelle, N. Y. JOSEFINA AGUIRRE: ELI, Chichuahua, Mexico. RUTH AIREY: Freshman, Largo, Fla. DOUGLAS ALFASSA: Freshman, Parkridge, Ill. CHRIS ALFINO: Freshman, New Hyde Park, N. Y, JIM S. ALLEN: Freshman, Ramsey, N. J. KEITH ALLERTON: Freshman, Council Bluffs, la. STEPHEN ALLISON: Sophomore, Garnerville, N. Y. IBRAHIM AL-MANE: ELI, Kuwait. JO ANN ALVAREZ: Freshman, Levittown, N. Y. TAKAYUKI AOKI: Freshman, Kanaguwa-Ken, Japan. FRANCA ARDINI: ELI, Brooklyn, N. Y. FARUK ARGUN: Freshman, Rego Park, N. Y. JOHN AUSTIN: Freshman, LaGrange, Ill. Underclassmen Acquaint Themselves FIROOZ AZAM—ZANGANEH: ELI, Kermanshah, Iran. ZIBA AZAR: ELI, Abadon, Iran. BERNARD BABCOCK: Freshman, Chesterfield, Mo. JULIANNE BALMER: Junior, Malvern, Ark. JOSEPHINE BARLERIN: Freshman, New York, N. Y. LISABETH BARRETT: Sophomore, Madison, N. J. JAMES BARRY: Sophomore, Morristown, N. J. ALAN BARYSH: Frehsman, New Milford, Conn. STOCKTON BATES: Sophomore, Doylestown, Pa. EDWARD BEALL: Freshman, Parkville, Mo. HOWARD BEALL: Sophomore, Parkville, Mo. ROBERT BECKLER: Freshman, Silver Springs, Md. 126 i ROBERT BEDIENT: Sophomore, Camp Springs, Md. DAVID BEERS: Sophomore, Springfield, Pa. BRUCE BERGER: Freshman, McLean, Va. F. KENNETH BERGER: Sophomore, McLean, Va. THOMAS BERGERON: Freshman, Scotch Plains, N. J. MICHAEL BEST: Junior, Jamaica, N. Y. LEE BIARD: Sophomore, Park Forest, Ill. DAVID BINGHAM: Freshman, Mount Kisco, N. Y. MICHEL H. BITAR: ELI, Lattakia, Syria. PETER BLATZ: Freshman, Wilmin on, Del. JANET BLAUSTEIN: Freshman, Brooklyn, N. Y. JUAN BLAZQUEZ: ELI, Miami, Fla. ROBERT BLOWERS: Freshman, Ramsey, N. J. JOSEPH BORICH: Freshman, Clifton, N. J. FRANCESCO BOSCARINO: Sophomore, Paterson, N. J. CHESTER BOWLES: Junior, Liberty, Mo. with Park Traditions and Activities JUDITH BOYCAN: Junior, Grove City, Pa. SAMUEL BOYER: Sophomore, Falls Church, Va. RUTH BRENNER: Freshman, Parkville, Mo. MARY BROOKE: Freshman, Levittown, N. Y. CANDACE BROUGHTON: Freshman, Ashtabula, O. DOUGLAS BROWN: Freshman, Lomita, Calif. FLOYD BROWN: Junior, Kansas City, Kans. RICHARD BROWN: Freshman, Morris Plains, N. J. ROBERT BROWNE: Freshman, Wilton, Conn. NORMAN BROWNING: Sophomore, Council Bluffs, la. DENMS BRUCCULERI: Freshman, Massapequa Park, N. J. JAN BRUSKI: Sophomore, Aberdeen, Md. 127 THOMAS BRUST: Sophomore, Bethesda, Md. ROGER BUCKLEY: Sophomore, Glendale, Calif. ELLIS BUDIN: Freshman, Wilmington, Del. SUSAN BUTTNER: Junior, Fanwood, N.J. MICHAEL BUVINGHAUSEN: Freshman, Santa F ' e, N.M. JAMES BYRNE: Freshman, Huntington Station, N.Y. HUGO CACERES: ELI, Bogota, Columbia. MICHAEL CAPP: Freshman, Bethel, Kans. RUSSELL CARLSON: Freshman, Boone, la. CATHERINE CARTER: Freshman, Clarinda, la. NICHOLAS CAS ALE: Freshman, Linden, N.J. DAVID CASELEY: Freshman, Hinsdale, Ill. LUIS CESAR CASTRO; ELI, Chinca Alta, Peru. GERARD CELESTE: Freshman, Red Bank, N.J. TIMOTHY CHELPATY: Sophomore, Montville, N.J. KWEI-YUNG CHENG: ELI, Seoul, Korea. Foreign Students Season Park RICHARD CHUDZIKIEWICZ: Freshman, Linden, N.J. JAMES CILENTO: Freshman, Pine Brook, N.J. RONALD CLAFLIN: Freshman, Bel-Air, Md. BLAIN CLARK: Freshman, St. Joseph, Mo. WILLIAM CLARK: Junior, Montclair, N.J. MICHAEL CLARKE: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. PATRICIA CLAWSON: Freshman, St. Joseph, Mo. GARY COBB: Freshman, Goshen, Ind. STUART COHEN: Freshman, Union, N.J. HENRY COLLINS: Freshman, Highland Park, Ill. MICHAEL CONDON: Freshman, Chevy Chase, Md. JOHN COOK: Freshman, Security, Colo. Tf 128 MARY COURSEY: Freshman, Rochester, N.Y. JOAN COURTRIGHT: Freshman, Topeka, Kans. DAVID CRAWFORD: Sophomore, Independence, Mo. FREJA CRONLUND: Freshman, Roselle, N. J. JAMES CROSS: Sophomore, St. Louis, Mo. JOHN CURL: Freshman, Magnolia, Del. JOHN CZARNOTA: Sophomore, Elmhurst, N. Y. ANTON DAMMER: Freshman, McLean, Va. GEORGE DANCO: Sophomore, Summit, N. J. CHARLES DANIELSON: Sophomore, Verona, Pa, THOMAS DAVIDOFF: Junior, Spring Valley, N. Y. THOMAS DAVIDSON: Freshman, Ambler, Pa. MARTIN DAVIS: Freshman, Springfield, Mo. JAMES DEARING: Freshman, Parkville, Mo. JOHN DEGLER, Freshman, Bellevue, O. JOEL DEMPSEY: Junior, Allentown, Pa. Campus with International Flavor PHILIP DEMPSEY: Freshman, Allentown, Pa. JAMES DEMUTH: Freshman, Harrison, N. Y. ALLEN DeNORMANDIE: Freshman, Evergreen Park, Ill. PETER de YOUNG: Freshman, Rochester, N. Y. GREGORY DOCTOR: Freshman, Woodcliff Lake, N. J. N. ROSS DONNELL: Sophomore, Kansas City, Mo. LAIRD DONNELLY: Sophomore, Mount Holly, N. J. ROBERT DORKO: Freshman, Colonia, N. J. STEVEN DUROS: Junior, Springfield, Pa. JULIET DOW: Sophomore, San Leandro, Calif. ANTHONY DROBOT: Freshman, Endicott, N. Y. JULIE DUBBS: Sophomore, Palo Alto, Calif. 129 C. P. DUKELOW: Sophomore, Kansas City, Kans. NANCY DUSENBERY: Freshman, Des Moines, la. GLEN EASTON: Freshman, Ridgewood, N. J, RICHARD EBERST: Sophomore, Marion, Ind. ESTELLE EDELMAN: Freshman, Paramus, N. J. LAWRENCE EDELSTEIN: Junior, Forest Hills, N. Y. DONALD EHRETT; Junior, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. LOUIS EHRLICH: Sophomore, Kansas City, Mo. Hell Week—the Frolics of Frustrated Frosh EDWARD ELLIS: Freshman, East Setauket, N. Y. MICH.A.EL ELSEY: Freshman, McGuire AFB, N. J. DENNIS EPPERSON: Sophomore, Quincy, Ill. NANCY EPPERSON: Sophomore, Quincy, Ill. FRANCISCO ESCOBAR: ELI, Harpusville, N. Y. DANIEL FABER: Freshman, Beirut, Lebanon. DONALD FABER: Freshman, Beirut, Lebanon. THOMAS FARMER: Freshman, Waterloo, la. PAMELA FAR NAM: Sophomore, New Lisbon, Wis. CAROL FARRIS: Sophomore, Chicago, Ill. HOMA FATAHI-KASILI: Freshman, Tehran, Iran. EDWARD FENN: Freshman, Medicine Lodge, Kans. PATRICIA FENN: Junior, Medicine Lodge, Kans. JONATHAN FEY: Sophomore, Franklin Square, N. Y. JULIUS FIELDING: Freshman, Charlestown, S. C. ELSIE FIGUEROA: Freshman, New York, N. Y. DEBRA FINK: Freshman, Omaha, Neb. NANCY FINUCANE: Freshman, South Salem, N. Y. ROCCO FIORE: Freshman, Highland Park, Ill. ROBERT FLETCHER: Freshman, Hinsdale, Ill. 130 Hey, Esther! Ever get that trapped feeling? FERNANDO FLORES: Freshman, Hoboken, N, J. HENRY FONT: Sophomore, Newark, N. J. GENE FORSHAY: Freshman, Honolulu, Hawaii WAYNE FOSTER: Freshman, Paoli, Pa. RITA FOX: Junior, Fair Lawn, N. J. SUSAN FRASER: Freshman, Falls Church, Va. ERIC FRAUNFELTER: Freshman, Towson, Md, JOHN FREDERICK: Freshman, Phillipsburg, N. J. ANNE FREEMAN: Freshman, Troy, Kans. PHILIP FREEMAN: Sophomore, Gibsonia, Pa. DALE FREISE: Sophomore, Ferguson, Mo. ROBERT FRIEDLER: Freshman, New Haven, Conn. MARC FRIEDMAN: Sophomore, Lansdale, Pa. DAVID FULLER: Freshman, Burlington, N. J. LUCILLE GAMBARDELLA: Sophomore, Uniondale, N. Y. GREGORY GANONG: Freshm.an, Chatham, N. J. JOAN GARDNER: Freshman, Reading, Pa. GUELSIS GARMENDIA: Sophomore, Warsaw, Ind. GEORGE CAUSE: Sophomore, Little Silver, N. J. GIBB GEERY: Sophomore, Williston, N. Y. FRANCINE GELLER: Freshman, Hempstead, N, Y. JENNIFER GEORGE: Freshman, Arlington, Va. PAUL GIBBS: Freshman, Caldwell, N. J. JAMES GILLEN: Freshman, Orange, N. J, ANTHONY GIRARD: Freshman, Berlin, N. J. LINDA GODDEN: Freshman, Metuchen, N. J. JERROLD GOLDMAN: Freshman, Bronx, N. Y ALAN GOLDSTEIN: Junior, Kansas City, Mo, ANGELO GONZALES: ELI, D. F., Mexico, D. BRUCE GOOD: Sophomore, Hatboro, Pa. JANE GOODWIN: Freshman, Clayton, Mo. ARTIS GORDON: Freshman, Maywood, Ill. MARI GORDON: Freshman, Tucson, Ariz. ROBERT GRAINGER: Sophomore, Snyder, N. Y, ALFRED GRANITE: Freshman, Lewiston, N. Y, MARY ANN GRECO: Freshman, Watchung, N. J. Influence of East Coast GLENN GREEN: Junior, Glen Ellyn, Ill. MAX GREER: Freshman, Overland Park, Kans. GARY GRIFFITH: Freshman, Maple Shade, N. J, PAMELA GRIMES: Freshman, Liberty, Mo. WILLIAM GROHE: Freshman, Mt. Vernon, O ALLAN GROSS: Sophomore, Hillsdale, N. J. CLARA GROVES: Freshman, Arlington, Va. TAM AS GYORIK de SALANKY: Sophomore, Washington, D. C. NANCY HADLOCK: Freshman, Miller, Mo. CARL HALTER: Freshman, Philadelphia, Pa. RONALD HALTER: Freshman, Wapakoneta, O. GLEN HAMMER: Freshman, Ferguson, Mo. 132 MARY JANE HAMPTON: Junior, Carthage, Mo. JAMES HANDERHAN: Freshman, Fords, N.J. PATRICK HARRINGTON: Sophomore, Valparaiso, Ind. MICHAEL HAWKINS: Freshman, Closter, N.J. DAVID HAWLEY: Junior, Jeffersontown, Ky. ROBERT HEATH: Freshman, Indianapolis, Ind. MARY HELLENBYCK: Junior, Kansas City, Mo. FREDERICK HEMLEY: Freshman, East Northport, N.Y. HERBERT HERTZ: Freshman, New York, N.Y. PHYLLIS HEYN: Freshman, Ferguson, Mo, TERRY HILTON: Freshman, Springfield, Mo, NORRIE HOBART: Freshman, Prairie Village, Kans. GEORGE HOFFMAN: Senior, Moorestown, N.J. GREGORY HOFFMAN: Freshman, Wilmington, Del. SUSAN HOLLENBACH: Freshman, Paoli, Pa. THOMAS HOOKER: Sophomore, Youngstown, N.Y. Permeates Student Body IRENE HOROWITZ: Freshman, Brooklyn, N.Y. ROBERT HOWARD: Junior, New York, N.Y. WILLIAM HUG: Sophomore, Hackettstown, N.J. EILEEN HUGHES: Freshman, Bethpage, N.Y. KAREN HUMPERT: Sophomore, Abilene, Kans. CATHLEEN HUTCHINS: Freshman, Arlington, Va. DANIEL JAMES: Freshman, Grand Blanc, Mich. DANIEL JANIK: Freshman, Anchorage, Alaska. RAYMOND JEROME: Freshman, Metuchen, N.J. MARVIN JOHNS: Sophomore, Bethel, Kans. BEVERLY JOHNSON: Sophomore, Kansas City, Kans. BRIAN JOHNSON: Freshman, Fresno, Calif. 133 GERALD JOHNSON: Sophomore, St. Louis, Mo. JUDITH JOHNSON: Freshman, Ardmore, Pa. LEE JOHNSON: Junior, Des Plaines, Ill. RICHARD VV. JOHNSON: Sophomore, Mason City, la. DONALD JOHNSTON: Freshman, Honolulu, Hawaii. JANET JOHNSTON: Freshman, Grosse He, Mich. D.4VID JONES: Freshman, Cheltenham, Pa. MARGARET JONES: Freshman, Canton, O. MARCOS JUAREZ: ELI, Aguadulce Code, Panama. YONG HEE JUNG; Junior, Overland Park, Kans. GREGORY KALATA: Freshman, Riverdale, Ill. DAVID KAMAK: Freshman, North Masapequa, N. Y. SADI R. KAMAL: ELI, Alsharq, Kuwait. SUSAN KAUFMAN: Freshman, Morristown, N. J. VERNA KEARNEY: Freshman, Newark, Del. JAMES KELLEY: Freshman, Montclair, N. J. DAVID KERR: Sophomore, LaGrange Park, Ill. LINDA KERR: Freshman, Arvada, Colo. KATHRYN KETCH.4M: Junior, Overland Park, Kans. RAM.LDAN KHALIL: ELI, Sierra Leone, West Africa. ABDOLHESSIEN KHALILI: ELI, Bolton Landing, N. Y. JESSE KILHEFNER: Freshman, Totowa Borough, N. J. PO-KYUNG KIM: ELI, New York, N. Y. DENNIS KITCHEN: Freshman, Linden, N. J. BRUCE KLEIN: Freshman, Bethpage, N. Y. EDWARD KLEIN: Freshman, South Orange, N. J. LAWRENCE KLINGHOFFER: Junior, Scarsdale, N. Y. MARY JO KLINKER: Junior, Southgate, Mich. Determined Athletes Strive 134 KARL KLINKSIEK: Freshman, Overland Park, Kans, JANICE KNIOLA: Sophomore, St. Joseph, Mo. JAMES KNOEDLER: Freshman, Center Moriches, N. Y. JUDY KNOP: Junior, Bradenton, Fla, GEORGE KONOPSKY; Sophomore, Fords, N. J. ELLIOT KRAVIS: Freshman, West Orange, N. J. GRAHAME KULAS: Freshman, Nashua, N. H. FRANCIS LaBELLE: Freshman, Chicopee Falls, Mass. VINCENT LaCAPRA: Freshman, Commack, N. Y. JOSEPH LADEN: Freshman, Philadelphia, Pa. MARGO LADURINI: Freshman, Highland Park, Ill. PHILLIP LAINHART: Freshman, Albany, Mo. to Improve Past Records RICHARD LAMBRIOLA: Sophomore, North Plainfield, N. J. ANDREA LANG: Freshman, New Britain, Conn. JOSEPH LARATE: Freshman, Rahway, N. J. CHRISTINE LAWTON: Sophomore, Independence, Mo. BARBARA LAYNE: Sophomore, Levittown, N. Y. LeROY LAYTON: Freshman, Franklin Lakes, N. J. RICKARD LEE: Freshman, Indianapolis, Ind. DAVID LEHNERT: Sophomore, Oak Lawn, Ill. MARTIN LEVY: Junior, Baldwin, N. Y. MARY LINSCHEID: Freshman, Las Cruces, N. M. ANTHONY LIVOLSI: Freshman, Caldwell, N. Y. MARY LODGE: Freshman, Bellevue, O. ROBERT LOFQUIST: Freshman, West Orange, N. J. JANE LONG: Freshman, Greenwich, Conn. MARIO LOPEZ: ELI, Mexico D. F., Mexico. KENNETH LORENZ: Freshman, Glenside, Pa. 135 RAYMOND LOWE: Freshman, Geneva, N. Y. ALAN LUGER: Freshman, Allentown, Pa, DAVID LUTTENBERGER: Sophomore, Toledo, O. JO ANN MACAULAY: Freshman, Ashtabula, O. JOHN MacDONALD: Freshman, Cranbury, N. J. RAYMOND MAHOWSKI: Sophomore, Plainfield, N. J. MARTHA MALAN: Junior, Du Quoin, Ill. CAROLE MALTBY: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. JOHN MALVETO: Junior, East Greenwich, R. I. JEFFERY MANNDEL: Freshman, Paramus, N. J. VALERIE MANTONE: Freshman, Yonkers, N. Y. LAWRENCE MAO: Sophomore, Ithaca, N. Y. Liberal Arts Curriculum Offers STEFAN C. MARGOLIS: Freshman, Hollis, N. Y. ELLEN MARKLEY: Freshman, Oaklyn, N. J. ELOY MARTINEZ: ELI, Monterrey, Mexico. MITSUNOBA MARUYAMA: ELI, Tokyo, Japan. AHMAD A. MARVASTI: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. BERNADINE MASON: Sophomore, Kansas City, Kans. JOSEPH MASTRANGELO: Sophomore, Providence, R. I. WILLIAM MAYALL: Freshman, Houston, Tex. FRANK MAZZETTI: Junior, New York, N. Y. SALLY MAZZETTI: Freshman, Lincoln, Nebr. LAWRENCE MAZZUCKELLI: Junior, Chicago Heights, Ill. MARTHA McADAM: Junior, Kansas City, Mo. NANCY McBRIDE: Senior, Kansas City, Kans. FRANK McCABE: Sophomore, Passaic, N. J. DEBORAH McCULLOUGH: Sophomore, McLean, Va. EDYTHE McKEE: Freshman, Coral Gables, Fla. 136 DEANNA MEDLIN: Freshman, Kansas City, Kans. CHARLES MEGERMAN: Junior, Bronx, N, Y. RICHARD MELENDEZ: Freshman, Center Moriches, N, Y. HUBERT MERCHANT: Freshman, Atlanta, Ga, MADGE MESSEPtSMITH: Freshman, Chadds Ford, Pa. GARY MESSINGER: Freshman, Brooklyn, N. Y. RICHARD MESSINGER: Freshman, New Rochelle, N. Y. WILLIAM MEYER: Freshman, New York, N. Y. PATRICE MICHAELS: Junior, Arlington Heights, Ill. DAVID MILLER: Freshman, Glean, N. Y. TERRY MILLER: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. THOMAS MILLER: Freshman, Washington, D. C. Broad Educational Opportunities GEORGE MILLS: Freshman, Cedar Rapids, la. MICHELLE MINYARD: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. RICHARD MITCHELL: Sophomore, Hollywood, Ill. EDWARD MOE: Sophomore, Sacramento, Calif. JAMES MOORE: Junior, St. Cloud, Minn. JANE MOORE: Freshman, Doylestown, Pa. NANCY M ORRISON: Sophomore, Chester, Pa. KATHLEEN MORROW: Freshman, Olathe, Kans. LINDA MORROW: Junior, Olathe, Kans. BONNIE MORTON: Freshman, Independence, Mo. JOHN MORTON: Freshman, Oklahoma City, Okla. KAREN MYERS: Sophomore, Austin, Minn. GEORGE NACE: Freshman, Hanover, Pa. CRAIG NELSON: Freshman, Swarthmore, Pa. ANDREE NEMEROFF: Sophomore, New York, N. Y. SCOTT NESSELRODE: Sophomore, Kansas City, Kans. 137 Intramural Sports I f r. I TONY NICORVO: Sophomore, South Amboy, N. J. JERRY NIKOSEY: Freshman, Brooklyn, N. Y. GARY NOBLE; Sophomore, Woodcliff Lake, N. J. MICHAEL NOLAND: Sophomore, Lenexa, Kans. VILMA NOVAK: Freshman, Fords, N. J. CYNTHIA NUNNERY: Freshman, McGuire AFB, N. J. EDWARD OBERLANDER; Junior, Highland Park, Ill. TERRY O ' CONNER: Freshman, Huntsville, Mo. KAZUHIRO OGURA: ELI, Tokyo, Japan. JAY OLSTAD; Freshman, Alexandria, Va. LESLIE O ' MARA: Junior, Kansas City, Mo. MICHAEL OMOLECKI; Sophomore, Highland Park, Ill. WARREN ORMONT: Freshman, Philadelphia, Pa. ELAINE OSBORN: Junior, Akron, O. DAVID OSTROV; Freshman, New York, N. Y. SALLY OWENS: Freshman, Philadelphia, Pa. 138 MICHAEL NEWBURGER: Freshman, New York, N. Y. NEIL NEWMAN; Freshman, Washin on, D. C. DONNA NICHOLS: Freshman, Staten Island, N. Y. ERIC NICKERSON; Sophomore, Indianapolis, Ind. William Sabarese breaks away to attempt a touch¬ down for Tiki against Chesnut in the intramural football competition. POK CHA PAK: ELI, Seoul, Korea. ALLAN PAPPAS: Freshman, Clinton, la. THOMAS PARIS!: Freshman, Chicago Heights, Ill. LYNN PARKER: Freshman, San Rafael, Calif. PEGGY PARKS: Sophomore, Olathe, Kans. DJAMSHID PARSA: ELI, Isfahan, Iran ALBERT PASINI: Freshman, Ozone Park, N. Y. TIMOTHY PELTON: Freshman, Pittsfield, Mass. Provide Outlet for Academic Tensions JOHN PERRICONE: Freshman, Annandale, Va. PRISCILLA PERRY: Freshman, Havertown, Pa. SUZANNE PETRICK: Freshman, Scarsdale, N. Y. STEPHEN PHILLIPS: Freshman, Linden, N. J. JAMES POWERS: Freshman, Levittown, N. Y. PHILIP PRASS: Sophomore, Commack, N. Y. KENNA PRATT: Freshman, Birmingham, Mich. DOYNE PRULHIERE: Sophomore, Kansas City, Mo. ANDREA PUNTENNEY: Sophomore, Bonner Springs, Kans. STEPHEN PURYEAR: Freshman, Arlington, Va. ROBERTO QUINONES: Sophomore, Bronx, N. Y. SEBASTIAN RADICE: Freshman, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARYAM RAISSI: ELI, Teheran, Iran. LESTER RAY: Sophomore, Montclair, N. J. THOMAS RAY: Freshman, Shawnee Mission, Kans. GREGORY RAYMOND: Junior, Brick Town, N. J. THOMAS REILLY: Freshman, Scotch Plains, N. J. STEWART REIN: Freshman, Flushing, N. Y. THOMAS REINER: Freshman, Hawthorne, N. J. EDWIN REINHART: Sophomore, Arlington, Va. 139 HUNTER RESNICK: Freshman, Brooklyn, N.Y. JAMES REYNOLDS: Sophomore, Chappaqua, N. Y. MELBA REYNOLDS: Freshman, Grant, Okla. LESLIE RICHARDSON: Sophomore, Forest Hills, N. Y. SANDRA RICHARDSON: Junior, Kansas City, Mo. GWENDOLYN RINDOM: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. RAYMOND ItINEHART: Freshman, Hinsdale, Ill. MARILYN RIPPEY: Freshman, Amity, Mo. ILENE ROACH: Sophomore, Parkville, Mo. CECILIA ROBA: Freshman, Bethlehem, Pa. ERIK ROBINSON: Freshman, Balboa, Canal Zone. MARIANNE ROBINSON: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. Dormitory Living—an Experience STEPHEN ROFF: Freshman, Dumont, N. J. NORMA ROSE: Freshman, Indianapolis, Ind. JOHN ROTE: P reshman, Westfield, N. J. DON.4LD ROTH: Freshman, Flushing, N. Y. P.4MELA ROUV.4LIS: Senior, Fairfax, Va. CHARLES ROW ' AN: Junior, Potomac, Md. WILLIAM SAB.4RESE: Freshman, Glen Rock, N. J. JOHN SABATINI: Freshman, Washington, D.C., JOHN SALEK: Freshman, Wayne, N. J. LEE SALEM: Junior, Portsmouth, N. H. BLANCHE SAPEDE: Sophomore, Levittown, N. Y. LARRY S.4YLER: Freshman, Kansas City, Kans. STEVEN SCHATZ: Freshman, Springfield, Mass. CHRISTOPHER SCHMIDT: Freshman, Northbrook, Ill. SALLY SCHOELHAMER, Freshman, St. Louis, Mo. WILLIAM SCHL ERT: Junior, Kansas City, Mo. 140 WILLIAM SCHUMER; Sophomore, Flushing, N. Y. RICHARD SCHWARTZ: Freshman, Deerfield, Ill. RONALD SCHWARTZ: Freshman, Gettysburg, Pa. PENNY SCIALLA: Sophomore, Massapequa Park, N. Y. STEVEN SCOLNICK: Freshman, Maplewood, N. J. GEORGE SECOR: Freshman, Ridgewood, N. J. RICHARD SHAFFER;., Freshman, Camillus, N. Y. LINDA-BETH SHEMLER: Freshman, Mount Vernon, N. Y. DONALD SHERR: Freshman, Norristown, Pa. MARGARET SHOWALTER: Freshman, Parkville, Mo. ROBERT SIMMONS: Freshman, Bethesda, Md. MARK SINGER: Sophomore, Fairlawn, N. J. of Commotion and Cooperation REBECCA SKEEN: Freshman, West Richfield, O. DENNIS SKIDMORE: Sophomore, Highland Park, Ill. BRUCE SMILES: Freshman, Montclair, N. J. EDWARD SMITH: Junior, Denton, Tex. GARY SMITH: Sophomore, Rawlins, Wyo. KATHERINE SMITH: Freshman, Monticello, N. Y. MARGARET SMITH: Freshman, Chatham, N. J. STEPHEN SOBIERALSKI: Freshman, Yonkers, N. Y. ARLENE SOLOMON: Freshman, Milton, Mass. FRED SPECK: Freshman, Glen Rock, N. J. STUART SPEER: Junior, Prairie Village, Kans. STEPHEN SPROWSON: Freshman, West Orange, N. J. PAUL SQUIRE: Freshman, McLean, Va. WEBSTER STAPLES: Freshman, Durham, Conn. RAYMOND STARZMANN: Freshman, Philadelphia, Pa. ROBERT STECKER: Freshman, Drexel Hill, Pa. i41 PHYLLIS STEINER: Sophomore, Palisades Park, N. J. ROBIN STEINKRITZ: Sophomore, Flushing, N. Y. PAUL STEPHENSON: Freshman, Allendale, N. J. LEWIS STERNBERG: Sophomore, Woodmere, N. Y. BARBARA STICKLE: Freshman, Booton, N. J. BRENDA STIFF: Junior, Nashua, N. H. CHERYL STOREY: Freshman, Miami, Okla. MARY STOUT: Sophomore, St, Albans, N. Y. Parkites Pursue Bachelor JOHN STOVER: Freshman, Milwaukee, Wise. ANDREW STIL PEC: Freshman, Mount Holly, N. J. BRUCE STRAUSS: Freshman, Newark, Del, CHARLES STRIKER: Freshman, Arlington, Va. ELIZ,A.BETH STRIKER: Sophomore, Arlington, Va. PHILIP STRINGER: Freshman, Arlington, Va. MARK STROM: Sophomore, Wantagh, N. Y. ESTHER SUKIENNIK: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. EUGENE SULLIVAN: Freshman, Teaneck, N. J. ANDREW SUMMA: Junior, Port Chester, N. Y. FRED SWAIN: Sophomore, Des Moines, la. MICHAEL SWEANEY: Freshman, Lee ' s Summit, Mo. SOICHI TAGA: ELI, Tokyo, Japan. SHIGERU TAKEO; ELI, Tokyo, Japan. FRANKLIN TANG: Freshman, Saverna Park, Md. TONI TAYLOR: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. SHELLEY TEALE: Junior, St. Charles, Ill. BARBARA TELPNER: Sophomore, Highland Park, Ill. HOWARD TERRY: Sophomore, Roslyn, N. Y. MARY THALMAN: Junior, Kansas City, Mo. 142 KENNETH THOMAS: Freshman, New York, N. Y. PAUL THOMAS: Freshman, Bristol, Conn. GARY THOMPSON: Freshman, Independence, Mo. TOM THOMPSON: Freshman, Gilroy, Calif. WARREN THOMPSON: Sophomore, Boone, la. FREDERICK THORNE: Freshman, Annandale, Va. LINDA TIMMERMAN: Freshman, Knob Noster, Mo. HUGH TISTADT: Freshman, Falls Church, Va. of A rts Degree WILLIAM TOTH: Freshman, Peekskill, N. Y. EISUKE TOYAMA: ELI, Tokyo, Japan. LINDA TRAPHAGEN: Freshman, Ovid, N. Y. KENT TRASK: Junior, Claymont, Del. DAVID TRULSON: Junior, Worcester, Mass. JANE TURNBULL: Senior, Mexico D. F., Mexico. MICHAEL TURNER: Freshman, Bangor, Pa. DAVID URUBSHUROW: Freshman, Farmingdale, N. J. SOPHIA VALI: Freshman, Yonkers, N. Y. JOHN VANDERMADE: Freshman, Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J. GEROLD VANNOY: Freshman, Springfield, Mo. PETER VAN VORIS: Freshman, Lewiston, N. Y. JANNA BETH VAUGHN: Junior, Steamboat Springs, Colo. WILLIAM VIDAL: Freshman, Livingston, N. J. JOSE VILLAREAL: ELI, Monterrey, Mexico. LANIE VINT: Sophomore, Torrance, Calif. DAVID VOLPITTO: Freshman, Johnstown, Pa. RALPH VON FRESE: Sophomore, Parkville, Mo. ALEXANDER WALKER: Freshman, Havertown, Pa. JOHN WALKER: Freshman, Philadelphia, Pa. 143 PATRICIA WALKER; Sophomore, Kensington, Md. BONNIE WALLACE: P ' reshman, Ferguson, Mo. LARRY WALLACK: Freshman, New York, N. Y. JAMES WALLS: Sophomore, Springfield, Pa. CHRISTOPHER WALTON: Sophomore, Clarendon Hills, Ill. PETER WANAT; Sophomore, Meriden, Conn. GLENN WANDY: Freshman, Hartford, Conn. WILLIAM WATERS: Freshman, Bryn Mawr, Pa. GAVIN WATT: Sophomore, Indianapolis, Ind. MARY WEBSTER; Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. DOYLE WHITMAN: P ' reshman, Shawnee Mission, Kans. FRANK WHITMAN: Sophomore, Pine Beach, N. J. Diversity of Study Breaks--the Spice JERROLD WHITMAN: Freshman, Fair Lawn, N. J. ALAN WIGODNER: Junior, Bayonne, N. J. APRIL WILBER: Sophomore, Kansas City, Kans. ALLISON WILLIAMS: Freshman, New York, N. Y. MARK WILLIAMS; Freshman, Prairie Village, Kans. JOHN WILSON: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. DAVID WISNIEWSPH; Sophomore, Buffalo, N. Y. R. CARTER WOLF: Freshman, Wyckoff, N. J. GREGORY WOOD; Freshman, Arlington, Va. MARY WOOD: Freshman, Moorestown, N. J. CAROL WORK; Sophomore, Skokie, Ill. ELEANOR WOULFE: Senior, Kansas City, Mo. GREGORY WRIGHT: Freshman, Colleyville, Tex. MARCIA YERENGTON: Freshman, Topeka, Kans. KI-BYUNG YOON: ELI, Seoul, Korea JUDITH YOUNG: Freshman, Vienna, Va. BARBARA ZAPPULLA: Sophomore, Bayside, N. Y. FRANCINE ZEREN; Freshman, Williston Park, N. Y. MILES ZITMORE; Sophomore, Toledo, O. NOT PICTURED: RICHARD CROMIE: Sophomore, Chicago, Ill. RONALD DEITCH: Junior, Gettysburg, Pa. CHERYL GLEASON: Sophomore, Parkville, Mo. JANE NELSON: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. DORALINDA CHARO RAMSEY: Sophomore, Kansas City, Mo. RENE RODRIGUEZ: ELI, Kansas City, Mo. of College Life At five till one, there is hugging room only on Herr House porch. To avoid sitter ' s strain Cyn Nunnery takes a different approach to studying. Next we can try Wink with Pepsi. 145 Seniors Entering Second Semester JOHN E. BERTAUT: Turlock, Calif., Psychology, MDCP. MILDRED J. BODEWIG: Cleveland, O., Economics- Business Administration, MDCP. DAVID R. BRAMLETT: Elizabethton, Tenn., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. DORVIN W. CASTO: Bakersfield, Calif., Psychology, MDCP. DAVID J. CROMLEY; Philadelphia, Pa., Political Science, MDCP. DENIS J. DEMPSEY: Enniscorthy, Ireland, Sociology, MDCP. DENNY D. DRESCH: Goshen, Ind. History, MDCP. NOEL ERNST: Wichita, Kans., Mathematics, ACC Pres., Choir, ICC Chm., IRC, Plays, Stephens, SUDC, WRA. JOHN FREEMAN: Paris, Ark., Economics-Business Ad¬ ministration, MDCP, JOHN A. KOERSCHNER: South Milwaukee, Wis., Economics-Business Administration,, MDCP. JOSEPH MASTROMARINO: Brooklyn, N.Y., Psychology, MDCP. BERNARD MERRILL: Springfield, Mass., Economics- Business Administration, MDCP. WILLIAM L. MUNDIE: Dallas, Tex., Political Science, MDCP. N.A.T O ' QUINN: Natchitoehes, La., Economics- Business Administration, MDCP. ROBERT A. PASSERIN: Abington, Pa., Economics-Business Administration, MDCP. 146 Boost 1967 Class Total to 131 CHARLEY D. PRICE: Baltimore, Md., History, MDCP. BOBBY RAGAN: Jacksonville, Fla,, Political Science, MDCP. LEWIS SEABURN: Curwensville, Pa., Socioloej ' , MDCP. PETER STEIN: New York, N.Y., History, Economics Club, Goon Squad, History Club, OAC. ROSA STEIN: New York, N.Y., French-Spanish, Herr House House Council, OAC Historian, Outstanding Parkite Comm., SUDC, WJC, MICH,4EL W. TEWS: Milwaukee, Wis., Psychology, MDCP. DAVID C. THOMAS: Irwin, Pa,, Economics, MDCP. MANUEL VINCENT: Fall River, Mass., History, MDCP. WESLEY WESTFAHL: Bloomington, Md., Political Science, MDCP. After a week full of classes and meetings, seniors find time on Saturday to just sit back and relax. 147 CLINTON BLITHE: Sophomore, Primos, Pa. JANE CASEY; Freshman, Houston, Tex. THOMAS CURRAN: Junior, Menlo Park, Calif. 148 JOHN HENSLEY: Sophomore, Leavenworth, Kans. KATHRYN HINSHAW: Junior, Kansas City, Mo. BETTE HOPKINS: Junior, Levittown, N.Y, SUSANNA KLERK: Freshman, Levittown, N.Y. RICHARD LARSEN: Sophomore, Sewickley, Pa. LAWRENCE LICATA: Freshman, Buffalo, N.Y. VIRGINIA LOCK: Junior, Mason City, Iowa. ANDREW MANDELL: Sophomore, Newton, Mass. CHARLES MEADE: Freshman, Independence, Mo. After dinner music is provided by Dave, Janet, George and Libby at the ICC Rush Dinner. DOUGLAS MOORE: Freshman, Wantagh, N.Y. STEPHEN MOORHOUSE: Sophomore, Kansas City, Mo. PETER MOUSTAKOS: Freshman, Commack, N.Y. CAROLE O ' BRIEN: Sophomore, Warwick, R.I. JOEL PANZER: Freshman, Long Island City, N.Y. JOHN STEVENSON: Freshman, Independence, Mo. MARJORIE WALKER: Sophomore, Kansas City, Kans. EDWARD WONDERLY: Freshman, Gladstone, Mo. NOT PICTURED: TESFAHUN AYELE: Sophomore, Kansas City, Mo. TERRELL MARTIN: Freshman, Kansas City, Mo. BURTON MITCHELL: Sophomore, Kansas City, Mo. NICHOLAS SANTORO: Freshman, Brooklyn, N.Y. Twenty-five Underclassmen Enter Park at Semester Roger Buckley lines up for a sure shot as Jerry Johnson tries to grin and bear it. Students enjoy talent from the Vanguard at the LLC Folk Sing. 149 Students-A Measure of the College 150 151 For Convenient Banking FULL SERVICE ’ BANK Parkville, Mo SH 1-0371 Member FDIC 154 . ' t 155 Proud to Serve the Students of Park College 1 ' - 156 NOW - EXPERT PROFESSIONAL DRAPERY CLEANING WE TAKE DOWN AND REHANG DRAPES DECORATOR FOLDS RETAINED FULLY INSURED FULLY GUARANTEED Are you aware that draperies get grimy too? You will be most agreeably surprised how CLEAN DRAPERIES will spark up your entire home or office too! And PEERLESS SERVICE makes it so easy. HArrison 1-2151 A SUBSIDIARY OF FAULTLESS LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS ERNIE ' S PHARMACY Ernest Scholdberg, R.Ph. 11 East 1st Street Parkville, Missouri Phone SH 1-1220 Compliments of HAUBER-JONES 15 Main Street Parkville, Missouri Phone SH 1-1281 MEYER DAIRY Basehor, Kansas HA 1-6577 Enjoy a walking tour of outdoor art on the beautiful J. A. SWARTS EG6 CO. COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA Best from the nest developed by J. C. NICHOLS COMPANY 7607 West 71 Highway N.W. Realtor and Developer Kansas City, Missouri 64151 310 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Mo. LO 1-3456 Postword We hope you have enjoyed paging through your 1967 NARVA , and we trust you ' ll enjoy it even further in the years to come. We devoted many, many hours to its planning and completion, but without Keith Allerton Michael B. Best Sam Boyer Roger Brown Mr. Bob Corbett Larry Edelstein Jayne Humbert Kay Ketcham Phil Lainhart And very special thanks to Mr. Pat Penniston, of Walsworth Publishing Company, for the many hours he spent advising us on every aspect of the NARVA task. the help of a great number of people we never would have done the job. We would especially like to thank the following Parkites for their time and assistance: Mr, Allen Larson Linda Lawton Dianna McKinley Mrs. Reta Mitchell Michael Newburger Eric Nickerson Babs Schroeder Casey Smith The NARVA Staff 160 1 “d: HW