Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1968 volume:

NARVA 1968 Park College Parkville, Missouri Volume 38 Table of Contents Ad m i nistration Faculty Sen iors Or an izat ions Activities Sports Hons i n ; U n der class m e 11 Advertise m ents Office of the President WILLIAM SUTTERFIELD Assistant to the President DONALD M. MACKENZIE President of the College PEGGY SMITH Secretary to the President L H WmmH L. RICHARD MEETH Dean of the College LEONA GRIGGS Secretary to the Dean Office of the Dean NOT PICTURED: STEVEN HAYS Assistant to the Dean NANCY KELIHER Part-time Typist ARLINE MUSSMAN Receptionist and Office Manager RICHARD SCHUSLER Dean of Students NORMA WARRICK Secretary to the Dean of Students CAROL CLEVENGER Associate Dean of Students VIRGINIA GROUND Financial Aid Student Teacher Placement Selective Service Coordinator of Student Employment Office of the Dean of Students 8 FRANK CHRISTENSEN, Counselor YVONNE HELMS, Secretary to the Counselor EDWIN J. O’BRIEN Registrar Office of the Registrar JUDY KNOP Office Assistant JOANN ELTON Assistant to the Registrar Office of Admissions NOT PICTURED: CAROL BRENNER, Assistant to the Director MARGARET GALLUP, Secretary to the Assistant JOSEPH MYERS Director of Admissions ROBERT L. SNYDER Director of Academic Programs for Military GERALDINE PANTER Secretary to the Director COURTLAND PEARCE Audio-Visual Office of the Division of Educational Services 10 RACHEL RUSH Manager of Student Industries Student Industries NETTIJEAN FRANCIS Assistant to the Manager BARBARA BEALL Secretary to the Director MARY YOUNGBLOOD Assistant to the Director NOT PICTURED : RUTH E. ANDERSON, Director of Public Relations Development Office CHARLES EDWARDS Director of Development, Alumni and Public Affairs 11 Office of the Business Manager KENNETH HOUGLAND Business Manager MARJORIE McADAM Ass ' t Bookkeeper CONSTANCE VULLIAMY Bursar PAUL GAULT Ass ' t Business Manager j 1 REBECCA ZEMKE Bookkeeper BARBARA HILL Secretary to the Business Manager GENEVIEVE BRYAN Cashier JEAN HAYES Purchasing Clerk MARY COOK Library Assistant MARILYN GRAHEK Reference Librarian LUCILLE ADAMS SANDRA SCHOONOVER Library Assistant Library Assistant NOT PICTURED: BETTY D USING, Library Assistant GWEN LORENTZ, Library Assistant HAROLD SMITH Head Librarian JUDY KELLY Catalogue Librarian Building and Grounds Thomas Rowland Director of the Physical Plant and Campus Planning Suzanne Buckley Secretary to the Director Pood Service Catering Management, Inc. Rick Crandon Manager Health Center Winnona Flaherty Supervisor Waverly Health Center Marguerite Brown Nurse NOT PICTURED: Robert H. Dunham, College Physician Lawrence L. Perry, College Physician John R. Price, Clinical Psychologist Helen Patterson, Nurse The Board of Trustees of Park College Dr. Paul H. Bowman Mr. Randolph H. Collins Dr. Paul A. Dodd Dr. Lawrence P. Engel Dr. John R. Everett Mr. Duncan M. Findlay Mr. Robert L. Gibson Mr. J.C. Higdon Dr. Schuyler Dean Hoslett Mr. Robert F. Johnson Dr. Howard D. McEachen Dr. Donald M. Mackenzie Dr. Robert H. Meneilly Mr. H. Milton Mohler Mr. Elmer H. Norrington Dr. Manning M. Pattillo Mr. Isadore Samuels Mr. Marion J. Stooker Mr. Laurence E. Teis Mr. Homer C. Wadsworth Mr. Purd B. Wright, Jr. Mr. Hubert L. Rowlands Mr. Kenneth R. Hougland Mr. I. O. Hockaday Department of Education Ann Weaver, Ed. D. Associate Professor of Education J. Wendell Carey, M.A. Associate Professor of Education James Gilbert, M.A. Instructor in Economics 18 Department of Economics Department of Mathematics Thomas C. Foley, M.S. Instructor in Mathematics Mil « Daley Walker, M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics Harold McDaniel, M.S. Associate Professor of Mathematics 19 Department of Chemistry Gary Hindman, B.S. Instructor in Chemistry Department of Biology David Dallas, M.A. Instructor in Biology John Tatschl, M.S. Instructor in Biology NOT PICTURED: Ruth Howell, M.A., Assistant Professor of Biology 20 Bob Ramsey, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Department of Sociology Keith Crow, M.A. Associate Professor of Sociology Department of Physics Christopher Kemp, M.A. Assistant Professor of Sociology Roger C. Crawford, M.S. Associate Professor of Physics 21 Robert E. Bailey, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Theology ' Ewill Reagin, M.A. Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Theology William Cobb, M.A. Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Theology John Patton, Ph. D. Professor of Theology Department of Philosophy and Theology Charles Proudfoot, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Philosophy k.. __ Department of Art Vincent Campanella, M.A. Professor of Art NOT PICTURED: Philip Hauptman, M.A. Assistant Professor in the English Language Institute Melanie Tang, M.A. Instructor in the English Language Institute Lucy Bergman, Ph. D. Associate Professor in the English Language Institute English Language Institute Department of History Sumitra Rattan, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of History Jerzy Hauptmann, Ph. D. Professor of Political Science Stanley Urban, Ph. D. Professor of History John Hirschfield, Ph. D. Professor of Western Culture NOT PICTURED: Ronald Miriani, M.A. Associate Professor of History Department of Political Science NOT PICTURED: Howard Neighbor, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Political Science James Nickell, M.A., Assistant Professor of Political Science Department of Modern Languages Nicole Pettavel Instructor In French and Spanish Arnold Frizzle, Ph. D. Professor of Modern Foreign Languages David Alston, M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages Ciril Arko, Professorship Assistant Professor of German Department of Literature Curtis Holleman, M.A. Assistant Professor of Literature Jenkin David, M.A., Associate Professor of Literature and Drama Paul Montgomery, M.A. Assistant Professor of Literature Reta Mitchell, M.A. Assistant Professor of Literature 26 David Quemada, M.A. Associate Professor of Literature Barbara French, M.A. Instructor in Literature Department of Music Eugene Cramer, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Jon C. Romer, M.A. Assistant Professor of Music Director of College Choir Molly Gustin, Ph. D. Richard Bromley, M.M. Associate Professor Instructor in Music of Music NOT PICTURED: Rozella Glick, M.M. Instructor in Music Richard Miller, B.S. Instructor in Music 27 Frank Foss, M.A. Instructor in Psychology Department of Psychology James Hart, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Psychology Journalism Robert Rollins Part-time Instructor in Journalism 28 Karen Smith, M.S. Instructor Harold Henderson, M.S. Acting Director Department of Physical Education Bill Ennis, B.S. Instructor 29 SENIORS Balmer, Julianne Malvern, Arkansas Elementary Education Beall, Howard Parkville, Missouri Elementary Education , Bernheim, E. Scott South Orange, New Jersey Political Science Bruski, Jan Aberdeen, Maryland Biology 32 Clark, William Montclair, New Jersey Biology Clement, Wilhelmina Y. Westport, Connecticut Music Theory Davidoff, Thomas R. Suffern, New York Biology Donnelly, Laird Mt. Holly, New Jersey Sociology Douros, Steven Springfield, Pennsylvania Economics Dubbs, Julie Palo Alto, California Art Ehrett, Donald Port Elizabeth, South Africa Economics Font, Henry Woodland Hills, California Biology Freise, Dale Hazelwood, Missouri Biology Green, Glenn Parkville, Missouri Mathematics and Economics Green, Pamela Parkville, Missouri Elementary Education Hampton, Mary Jane Carthage, Missouri Mathematics Harrington, Patrick Kansas City, Missouri Economics Hellebuyck, Mary Jane Kansas City, Missouri Elementary Education Johnson, Lee Des Plaines, Illinois Political Science Jung, Yong Hee Overland Park, Kansas Biology Ketcham, Kathryn Overland Park, Kansas Literature Klinker, Mary Jo Southgate, Michigan Theology Mahowski, Raymond S. Parkville, Missouri Elementary Education Malan, Martha R. Du Quoin, Illinois Literature Malveto, John East Greenwich, Rhode Island Sociology Mastrangelo, Joseph Cranston, Providence, Rhode Island Sociology Mazzetti, Frank Parkville, Missouri Literature Mazzuckelli, Lawrence Chicago Heights, Illinois Chemistry McAdam, Martha A. Kansas City, Missouri Literature McCullough, Deborah McLean, Virginia History 1 .rtMVvi, Megerman, Charles Bronx, New York Literature Moore, James St. Cloud, Minnesota Philosophy Osborn, Elaine South Copley-Akron, Ohio Literature Prass, Philip Commack, New York Political Science Raymond, Gregory Brick Town, New Jersey Political Science Richardson, Sandra E. Kansas City, Missouri Literature Schubert, William Kansas City, Missouri Chemistry Steiner, Phyllis Palisades Park, New Jersey Elementary Education Teale, Shelley St. Charles, Illinois Psychology Trask, Kent Claymont, Delaware Mathematics Turnbull, Jane Mexico, D. F. Mexico Elementary Education f Vaughn, Janna Beth Grand Junction, Colorado Literature Whitman, Frank Pine Beach, New Jersey- Elementary Education Wanat, Peter Meriden, Connecticut History Wigodner, Alan Bayonne, New Jersey Sociology Woulfe, Eleanor C. Kansas City, Missouri Education Not Pictured BEST, MICHAEL Jamaica, New York Sociology PRULHIERE, DOYNE E. Kansas City, Missouri Economics BOWLES, CHESTER Kansas City, Missouri Music Education ROWAN, CHARLES Potomac, Maryland Sociology BOWLES, SUSAN Kansas City, Missouri Elementary Education SALEM,LEE Parkville, Missouri Literature DEITCH, RONALD Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Economics SAYLER, LARRY Kansas City, Kansas Music DEMPSEY, JOEL Allentown, Pennsylvania Elementary Education SHOWALTER, BILLY K. Kansas City, Missouri Literature EDELSTEIN, LAWRENCE Forest Hills, New York Political Science SPEER,STUART Kansas City, Missouri Political Science FOX, RITA Fair Lawn, New Jersey Elementary Education STEIN, PETER Parkville, Missouri History GOLDSTEIN, ALAN Kansas City, Missouri Political Science STERNBERG, LEWIS S. Woodmere, L.I., New York Literature HOFFMAN, GEORGE Moorestown, New Jersey Music Education TARANTO, MICHAEL Ridgewood, New Jersey Biology KLINGHOFFER, LAWRENCE Scarsdale, New York Sociology THALMAN, MARY Kansas City, Missouri Political Science KNOP, JUDY Bradenton, Florida Theology TRULSON, DAVID Worcester, Massachusetts History MICHAELS, PATRICE Arlington Heights, Illinois Literature WALTON, CHRISTOPHER Clarendon Hills, Illinois Political Science ZLEIT, ANITA L. Kansas City, Missouri Bartanowicz, Robert S. TSGT USAF, Williams AFB History Dominguez, Fernando C. TSGT USAF, Grand Forks AFB Sociology MDCP Graduates Fallin, Charlie H. SSGT USAF, Eglin AFB Psychology Green, John M. CAPT USMC, Okinawa Economics and Business Administration Drake, Ralph R. LTC USA, Viet Nam History Pfaller, Eberhard W. MAJOR USA, Ft. Belvoir Economics and Business Administration Pickett, Edward F. LTC USA, Ft. Amador Economics and Business Administration Quinn, John D. LTC USA, Pentagon Economics Rice, John G. LTC USAF, Randolph AFB Economics and Business Administration 0 K W Rogers, Ethel L. CAPT USA, Ft. McClellan Economics and Business Administration Scheller, Paul A. TSGT USAF, Mountain Home AFB Economics and Business Administration 43 Sirianni, John E. MAJOR USA, Viet Nam Economics and Business Administration Smith, William R. SFC USA, Ft. Bragg Economics Stanchfield, Wayne E. SSGT USAF, Sewart AFB Economics Still, Leo J. Jr. CAPT USMC, MCAS Cherry Point Mathematics Swensson, John D. COLONEL USA, Europe Economics Tower, John B. LTC USA, Pentagon Economics Not Pictured ADAMS, JOHN O. MSGT USAF, Retired Sociology BACA, CRES C. CAPT USAF, Ft. Leavenworth Sociology BONNER, BARRY D. MSGT USAF, Robins AFB History DECHERT, LOUIS T. LTC USA, Ft. Bragg Economics and Business Administration HOUGEN, HARVEY R. MAJOR USA, Viet Nam History LA COMBE, WILLIAM F. MAJOR USA, Ft. Sill Political Science LEGER, JEAN C. MAJOR USA, Ft. Leavenworth History LUKE, JOHN B. MAJOR USA, Ft. Benning Economics MICKEL, WOODBURN J. JR. LTC USA, Washington, D.C. Political Science MITCHELL, GERALD E. TSGT USAF, Eglin AFB History O ' DELL, DONALD O. CAPT USMC, Washington D.C. Economics and Business Administration ROBERTS, GEORGE M. MSGT USAF, Edwards AFB Political Science SEVDY, LAWRENCE M. LTC USA, Ft. Knox History SHAEFFER, RANDOLPH B. A1C USAF, Grand Forks AFB History SHIMANOFF, MORRIS S. MAJOR USMC, MCSC Albany, Georgia Economics The Lowell-Lucerne Club 1st row, left to right: R. Lewin, E. Reinhart; 2nd row: R. Brenner, C. Blumenthal, J. Jones, N. Rose; 3rd row: P. Walker, P. Parks, K. Elser, E. Osborn, P. Heyn, B. John¬ son; 4th row: B. Hug, J. Goldman, J. Moore, J. Degler, W. Thompson. Patrons of the Lucky Lady Club are fascinated by Parisi ' s spiel. The Storeyville 7, a Dixieland band, was one of three groups that provided music at the LLC ' s gambling casino--the Lucky Lady Club. Bunny Rita Gladney ensnared by Bob Quinones. . . Chris Lawton takes a giant step in her modem dance number. The PCC Playboy Club Homegrown Bunnies Christine, Pam, Cindy, Jorja, Rita, Mary, Judy, and Joan. 49 Tli is page is dedicated to: The Orion-Aurora Club Wallflowers Aphrodites Front Row: J. Goodwin, C. Garcia, S. Klerk (Sgt.-at-Arms), M. Lodge, N. Hadlock. Second Row: L. Ward, D. Paydon, A. Lang (V.-Pres.), L. McManus, E. Edelman. Third Row: D. Nichols (Pledge Mistress), P. Clawson, J. Courtright, J. Casey (Pres.). Not Shown: L. Anderson (Sec.-Treas.). Front Row: G. Piling, T. Gulledge (Sec.), S. Knox, B. Angel (Pres.). Second Row: J. Mesnick (Treas.), O. Pereze, R. Storina, W. Spradlin. Third Row: B. Permison, J. Jones, D. Plank, L. Clark (V.-Pres.), P. Sutton, M. McClain. Chestnut hosted a group of underprivileged children from the Stark Elementary School first semester. First Row: M. Best, C. Alfino, B. Quinones (Treas.), J. Sabatini (Pres.), T. Miller, S. Bates. Second Row: S. Phillips, J. Lane, A. Gross (Sgt. -at-Arms), S. Bernheim, M. Singer (Sec.), T. Reilly. Third Row: D. Volpitto, J. Bruski, J. Mastrangelo, B. Booth, P. Lainhart (V.-Pres.), N. Newman, Mr. Getty (Co-Sponsor), Dean Meeth (Co- Sponsor). Fourth Row: T. Gyorik de Salanky, B. Wehruno F. Argun. Not Shown: H. Font, M. Taranto. Left to Right: K. Berger, G. Celeste (V. -Pres.). B. M M. DiDonato, M. Omolecki, J. Kelly, L. Donnelly, T S. Kain, B. Homefield, A. Pasini (Pres.), B. Vidal, M J. Perricone, D. Schott, R. Starzmann, R. Eberst, T. I M. Condon, F. Thorne, R. Mitchell (Sec. -Treas.), D. nert, G. Griffith, E. Chudzikiewicz, S. Guthrie, J. Sa Chudzikiewicz, H. Collins, G. Smith. In intramural football, the Hermits came in a strong second. Sigma Iota Phi Tiki Front Row; R. Claflin (Sec. -Treas.), A. Pappas, G. Ganong (Pres.), C. Halter (V.-Pres.), Mr. Getty (Advisor). Second Row: T. Finley, G. Betz, M. Cook, B. Sabarese, T. Parson, J. Hodge (Pledge Master). Third Row: B. Calabrese, J. Grant, B. Morecraft, B. Cunnare, S. Wetsig. Fourth Row: B. Donnelly, J. Seto, L. Green, N. Abanavas, B. Woodford, B� Strauss. Allison Williams and Fred Thorne make use of the ping-pong table donated to the school by Sigma Iota Phi. Tiki showed their potential by provid¬ ing a highly successful dance for the student body. Front Row: A. Zeimetz, S. Roff, R. Lowe, J. Curl, V. Stephenson, D. Walsh. Second Row: G. Gallup, E. Krogstad, M. Nichnowitz, J. Stein, S. Siegel (Pledge Master). Third Row: R. Eckhart (Treas.), S. Holgate (V.-Pres.), A. Granite (Pres.), G. Jennings, C. Smith (Sec.). First Row: B. Donnelly, EL Berger (Pres.), R. Shan- drowski, J. Kelly, M. Newburger. Second Row: A. Merchant (Sec,), J. Grant, K. Jones, Mr, Hauptman (Advisor). Not Shown: W. Abbott (V. -Pres.), H. Hurtz (Treas.), R. Lowe, D. Meade, EL Paige, T. Nace, N. Sprung, L. W a Hack. Alpha Phi Omega PCSA Park College Student Association Phil Prass, PCSA Pres., first semester. First Row: N. Epperson, J. Dungan, D. Prulniere, R. Airey (Sec.). Second Row: G. Smith, R. Starzmann (V.-Pres.), S. Donnelly (Pres.), Mr. Bailey (Advisor), N. Peebles. Not Shown: A. Gross, C. Walton, BH1 Schubert. f FC Financial Committee Front Row: M. Cole, EL Johnson (Chm.), E. Sukiennik, J. Johnston. Back Row: C. Megerman, K. Trask, B. Clark, W. Thompson, R. Schwartz. Last year ' s Student Activities Com¬ mittee (SAC) was changed to the Finan¬ cial Committee (FC) at the end of the second semester of the 1967-68 aca¬ demic year, due to the structural change planned for this year in the committee system under the Student Council. The committee not only got a new name, but also adopted a new constitution. The primary purpose of the Financial Com¬ mittee is to allot portions of the total amount of Activity Fees paid by each student to the other sub-committees of the Student Council. SC Social Committee The Social Committee (SC) took over the duties of last year ' s Stu¬ dent Activities Committee (SAC) at the beginning of the 1967-68 aca¬ demic year, also due to the struc¬ tural change planned for this year in the committee system under the Student Council. The Social Com¬ mittee is in charge of providing Big Name Entertainment and allot- ing funds to campus organizations for all-campus functions. The So¬ cial Committee proved its effect¬ iveness by providing never a dull weekend. Featured appearances were made by Bob Kuban and the In Men, the Drifters, Josh White, Jr., and Dick Gregory. Front Row: M. McHenry, P. Clawson, C. Lawton. Back Row: G. Griffith, M. Singer, J. S a bat ini (Chm.), L. Edelstein. 55 Board of Student Publications Left to Right: Mr. Holleman, Martie Malan, Dennis Epperson, Kay Ketcham (Chairman), Deanna Medlin, Phil Lainhart, Mr. Webster. ICC 9 Front, Left to Right: Sophia Vali, Mary Lodge, Tracy Gulledge, Miss Clevenger; Back: Henry Collins, John Sabatini, Don Johnston, Jim Moore, Bruce Berger, Henry Font. Food Committee Seated: Dr. Weaver, Janet Blaustein. Standing: Mr. Foss, Mr. Holschlag, Mr. Crandon, Dave Beers, Larry Wallack. The purpose of the SUDC is to exam¬ ine the possibilities of having a new stu¬ dent union constructed. The annual SUDC Carnival, held in the early spring, raises money for this purpose. The funds necessary to redecorate the old Jolly Roger at the beginning of the first se¬ mester came from the past profits of the SUDC Carnivals. Front Row: N. Rose, P. Green, J. Johnston, N. Morrison. Second Row: E. Fenn, B. Hug, D. Miller (Co-Chm.), D. Fuller, G. Green (Chm.), D. Freise. Not Shown: P. Scialla (Sec.). MJC Men’s Judicial Council Front Row: G. Griffith, G. Raymond, C. Halter. Second Row: D. Freise, G. Smith (Chm.), D. Beers, R. Eberst. WJC Women’s Judicial Council Left to Right: C. Allen, G. Rindom, C. Lawton, E. Sukiennik, N. Epperson (Chm.), S. Vali, J. Dubbs, K. Ketoham. SUDC Student Union Development Committee Left to Right: L. Wallack, M. Zitmore, Dr. Proudfoot, B. Dramer, J. Goldman, D. Meng, C. Welsh, D. Getty. Human Rights SNEA Front, Left to Right: J. Turnbull, A. Puntenney, J. Gardner Back: Mr. Carey, L. Seeds, J. Austin, R. Lewin. 59 Astronomy Club First Row: L. Wallack, T. Wooten, B, Bedient, D, Epperson, W. Windhorst, C. Barr, I. SchnelL Second Row: F, Argun, P. Friedman, A. Bridger, T. Zeimetz, K. Hinshaw, T. Pelton, D. Heltinger, H. Hatcher; T, Gyorik de Salanky, Biology Club Left to Right: M. Friedman, B. Clark, V. Stephenson, T. Davidoff (Hist.), L. Ray (V.-Pres.), D. Freise (Sec.), R. Eberst, H. Font (Pres.), G. Celeste, T. Wooten. Not Shown: J. Johnson (Treas.). Left to Right: B. Duffy, Mrs. Gilbert (Advisor), J. Moore. Debate Club 60 One of the History Club meetings held at Dr. Urban ' s house during the past year. History Club The History Club is open to all majors in history and those students interested. Guest speakers are featured at the meetings, allow¬ ing the members to expand their knowledge of history outside of the classroom. Political Science Club The Political Science Club is open to all interested students. Hearing guest speakers is the main function of the club. Front Row: S. Petrick, P. Clawson, J. Courtright, R. Airey. Second Row: Dr. Hauptmann, S. Bernheim, J. Morton, L. Edelstein, E, Reinhart, R. Starzmann, Dr. Neighbor, Third Row: Mr. Nickell, B. Schumer, T. Ayele, M. Singer, B. Booth. Fourth Row: P. Prass, C. Walton, G. Raymond, J. Handerhan, A. Pasini Not Shown: D. Beers, N. Browning, T. Chelpaty, R. Donnell, L. Johnson, R. Lambriola, Col. Mickel, A. Goldstein, S. Speer, M j. Beachamp, Mr. Olsen 61 Varsity Club Left to Right: R. Eberst, L. Layton, E. Fenn, B. Steele, B. Sauter, T. Chelpaty, B. Schumer, G. Raymond, H. Font, D. Johnson, M. Davis (Treas.), A. Pappas (Sec.), W. Thompson (Pres.), C. Halter, G. Latz. Not Shown: E. Robinson (V.-Pres.), J. Johnson (Sgt.-at-Arms). The Lettermen Give You The Bird. The Lettermen sponsored a refreshment booth at all home soccer and basketball games. Park Singers First Row: L. Clark, J. Schrimsher, W. Clement, D. Medlin, M. Webster, S. Bowles, J. Schubert. Second Row: P. Cafasso, N. Peebles, L. Anderson, B. Dramer, C. O’Brien, M. Di Donato, D. Rivedal. Third Row: K. Schult, R. Laigaie, B. Clark, a Good, E. Lippincott, C. Bowles, D. Hawley. Instrumentalists: G. Hoffman (Bass), T. Ackerman (Piano), D. Bingham (Drums). Director: Mr. Miller. Choir First Row: J. Kniola, a Johnson, J. Schrimsher, D. Hammond, L. Anderson, C. McHenry, E. MacFarlane, B. Dramer, K. Elser. Second Row: R. Gladney, K. Schult, H. Anderson, N. Peebles, D. Hawley, F. Imperiale, E. West. Third Row: J. Satter, D. Malone, a Good, E. Krogstad, R. Laigaie, S. Roff. i, ' ' W, § % I W ! 4 t m 1 ' • %• ' ' ♦ yp •ri ■ to? ' 1 i i i � % 4 t % P $ n ACTIVITIES ««y ' Jfi , a S . t � © , ¥ • , % V Park Journal Fred Thorne Editor Stylus Bob Booth (Managing Ed.) Ed Reinhart (Ed-in-Chief) Not Pictured: Dee Ripa News Editor Mark Singer (Sports Ed.) ===== Bob Booth (Bus. Mgr.) Stock Bates (Assoc. Ed.) Steve Sobieralski (Assoc. Ed.). Kevin Canales (Photographer). Mike Newburger (Photographer). Narva Mrs. Reta Mitchell (Advisor) and Kathy Hinsliaw (Ed.) examine copy for the Narva. Hell Week Through the efforts of the Hell Week Committee, the class of 1971 was exposed to the freshman orien¬ tation held in years past, after the Frosh Week orientation program proved unsuccessful. The Frosh dis¬ played their spirit and enthusiasm in Hell Week, wearing their monkey suits and trying to be stupidFrosh.” THE GOON SQUAD, 1967 (left to right): Nympho Nancy, Leper Lehnert, Crab Clement, Ghoul of Chesnut, Jaundice Jerry, Gang Green, Raper Raymond, Minister of Truth, Fungus Phil. ...the Goon Squad! And heed? The Frosh read Don’t you like liver Frosh? The Ghoul lends a helping hand. And that ' s what you’re going to do, Frosh, What ' s so funny, Frosh? Harvest Festival Shows-- Innovation” Harvest Festival King and Queen Candidates The Pirates defeated William Jewell, 2-1. The floats display the efforts of a long night. Tiki ' s winning float Clowns Nancy, Janet, and Candy Harvest Festival Co-Chairman, Mary Jo Klinker and Kent Trask Bill Schubert Jane Schubert The parade begins through Parkville Don Ehrett Pam Green Kent Trask Shelley Teale King Phil Prass and Queen Doyne Prulhiere Snuff Donnelly Mary Jo Klinker Greg Raymond Elaine Osborn Jim Moore Jan Balmer Entertainment This year ' s Social Committee provided a fine schedule of big name entertainment for the Park College student body. On November 18, Bob Kuban and the In Men gave a highly successful dance in Upper Commons. The Drifters, long-time recording stars, were on the Park campus December 16. The second semester featured Josh White, Jr., folk sing¬ er and balladeer, on February 6 and comedian Dick Gregory on March 16. Student attendance at these performances was high, and there is already much anticipation for next year ' s big name entertainers. Dick Gregory Kuban ' s performance was in the form of a dance, rather than a concert. Bob Kuban and the In Men Big Name Josh White, Jr. mingles with students after his concert. The Drifters’ back-up band Josh White, Jr. The Drifters Artist Series Eugene Cramer, Director Richard Dyer-Bennet, Twentieth Century Troubadour. Preservation Jazz Hall Band, Direct from New Orleans, the last original jazz band playing the music that gave birth to Dixieland and all later jazz forms. Jens Bjerre, film-lecture entitled Red China. Rob Inglis, The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer. Metropolitan Opera Studio Ensemble. James Dick, pianist. SIS Pie-throwing becomes lucrative at the auction. Here, Frank Imperiale creams a foe. . . SUDC Carnival and Auction Overworked Joe Mastrangelo prepares to arm the next sucker. . . The Hermits’ pie-throwing booth helps preserve the carnival atmosphere. ' On Saturday, February 24, Upper Com¬ mons was decorated with the paraphernalia of the SUDC Carnival and Auction,, The greatest fund-raising events on Park ' s cam¬ pus, the Carnival and Auction are success¬ ful in proportion to the desire of the stu¬ dent body to improve student facilities. The Carnival boasted thirteen booths, constructed and managed by the various campus organizations. The Auction began at 9:00 p.m. with the auctioneering of Messrs Fogarty and Ampola, two Parkville professionals who donated their services. Bids for the Auction were submitted by students, faculty and staff. The Nickel Steak Dinner, going for $126.00 was one of the items which helped to raise the pro¬ ceeds of the evening to $2192.60. This amount, in turn, boosted the total SUDC fund to nearly $8000.00. Dave Miller and Janet Johnston are SUDC Co-chairmen. Auctioneer Ampola. . . doing his thing. A1 Gross and Kevin Canales take it easy during the hectic carnival. 79 The Children’s Hour by Lillian Heilman Cast Ilene Roach Verna Quirin Jennifer George Ruth Mackenzie David Luttenberger Shirley Mayfield Jenkin David Directs the Park College Players Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare Cast David Hawley Allison Williams Joel Dempsey Ed Reinhart Linde 11 Sharp 80 nrj 3 1 2 I ■9K SPORTS Soccer George Betz, Bill Schumer, Standing, 1 to r: Coach Hal Henderson, Jim Powers, Joe Borich, Dave Fuller, Buddy Homefield, Dave Beers, Alex Walker, Bob Cunnare, Frank Tang, Gordon Crosby, George Jennings, Mike Fiore, Gary Cobb (Mgr). Captain Greg Raymond And Coach Hal Henderson Roy Layton Park College 6 Wins, 7 Losses, 1 Tie. Park 5 ..Evangel 2 Park 2 ......... Principia, Ill. 1 Park 2.Greenville, Ill. 1 Park 0.. . St. Benedict ' s 6 Park 2.William Jewell 3 Park 0 Rockhurst 2 Park 5 ..Westminister 2 Park 2 Ottawa 2 Park 2.St.Benedict ' s 4 Park 5 ............ Kansas 2 Park 2 ......... William Jewell 1 Park 1. Rockhurst 6 Park 2 Ottawa 6 Park 1 Washington 2 Bill Schumer Gordon Crosby 89 The coach watches as Beers and Layton challenge the infamous foe. Raymond trying for a goal. Lou Green showing his form. ■ ' ' i Hodge steals the ball from Rockhurst. Halter keeping a close eye on the ball. 91 Left to Right: Tim Chelpaty, manager, Bob Quinones, John Degler, Joe Borich, Bob Deaver, Glenn Green, Bill Clark, Ed Lippincott, Rick Eberst, Marty Davis, John Kemp, Ron Porter Dave Volpitto, Hal Henderson, coach. Park College: 3 wins, 21 losses Park 66 ... . 95 Park 62 . 120 Park 96 . . . . 102 Park 69 . 93 Park 62 . . . . 116 Park 49 . 103 Park 60 ... . 94 Park 58 .... 89 Park 75 ... . 102 Park 81 . 136 Park 79 . . . . 99 Park 71 . 141 Park 72 ... . . Bethany-Nazarene 110 Park 61 . 114 Park 63 . . . . 106 Park 53 .... 80 Park 69 . . . . 125 Park 65 .... Bethany-Nazarene 100 Park 53 . . . . 91 Park 83 ..... 106 Park 87 . . . . 70 Park 112 . . . . , 109 Park 60 . . . . 75 Park 66 . 65 93 .Varsity Rick Eberst John Kemp Joe Borich Glenn Green Marty Davis Bob Deaver 96 Ed Lippincott memsm ...in Action Hands up, Glenn-Green snarls, or I ' ll shoot! 97 Swimming Back row: Steve Guthrie, Henry Font, Bill Ennis coach, Jim Flaherty, Tamas de Salanky. Middle row; Warren Thompson, Rick Mitchell, Allan Papas, John Klotz, Gary Latz. Front row: Richard Johnson, Gary Cobb, Peter Lowry, Bob Steele. John Klotz Warren Thompson Tamas de Salanky Henry Font 100 ■ ark P s c aaers of Le Cheers c Frank Imperiale does his thing. . . choo choo rah rah 102 Front, left to right: Andy Puntenney, Donna Nichols, Marilyn McClain, Tracy Gulledge, Chris Lawton; Back: Jim Cross, John Austin. i I I HOUSING y , Mr. Mrs. Hauptman and son Jon Bottom row, left to right: Jane Goodwin, Mary Ann Webster, Janet Johnston, Jan Balmer, top row: left to right: John Austin, Alex (Spyder) Walker, Mike Cook. Men ' s Judicial Board, bottom row, left to right: Ken Zacharias, Scott Janik, Dennis Kitchen. Top row: Michael Marder, George Danco, Tim Chelpaty. Women ' s Judicial Board, bottom row, left to right: Carole O ' Brien, Irene Horowitz (Chairman), Clay Groves, Valirie Mantone, Andy Lange. No pic. Martie Malan. New Dorm 107 Copley-Thaw Mr. and Mrs. Richard Getty Head Residents 108 SMmi Palace at Versailles? Top row, 1. to r. Pat Clawson, Esther Suklennik, Ruth Airey, Nancy Hadlock, Mary Lodge, bottom: Phyllis Hayn, Mom Poliak, Bonnie Wallace. Hawley Dorm Mom Juanita G. Poliak 110 House Council, top: Eileen West, Deborah Plank, bottom, Paula McCathern, Cass Welsh. Womens ' Judicial Council, bottom, Michelle Cole, Alice Wadsworth, Janet Schrimsher, top, Wendy Famam, Ruthann Olsen, Darnell Ripa. The quality of mercy is not«. ill An Experiment in Small Group Living. . . 112 .because I think Groovy. . . From the dark recesses of Hawley lounge a meeting comes to order. 1 14 Mr. Crandon was looking for you. . . 1 it’ s a good place. 99 LRM f : ... Judy Dungan finds her hair-dryer an adequate against dorm-noise. ikJi defense Come, let us go and look at Park College from where it ' s never been seen before. Tell me, what’s a nice girl like you doing in a place like this? 115 Herr House In addition to the closing of Nickel Dorm, second semester of ' 67-68 saw the closing of three other Dorms. Herr House and Woodward were closed for repairs while Hill Top has been closed indefinitely. Higher Education Rest and Recuperation HOUSE Hill Top Park ' s Playboy Club 116 Woodward Wuthering Heights of Park College House Council for Woodward: Ted Nace, John Fredrics, Alex Spider Walker, No pic. Don Johnson. 117 UNDERCLASSMEN t ' f Vtf ' F 4 • . . jjStoP ■j- 0 • � :% — • -V- ■ A. ... J V f irbr.3.SS% tat® n V ; % w ► p : « % Chris Alfino Wayne Abbott Cynthia Allen Barbara Angell Lois Anderson 120 Takayuki Aoki John Austin Stephen Allison Carolyn Amos Tesfahun Ayele Charles Barr I w ?,. and da guys again. Ken Berger Elias Bernheim 121 David Bingham Lee Biard Theodore Betsch George Betz James Beach Linda Baugh David Beers James Barry Bruce Berger Robert Bedient Stockton Bates � V Janet Blaustein Cheryl Blumenthal Robert Booth Joseph Borich Francesco Boscarino Charles Boyd Samuel Boyer Ruth Brenner Andrew Bridger 122 Richard Brown Candace Broughton Norman Browning Let it all hang out! Michael Bryce Roger Buckley Suzanne Buckley Arnold Budin I don ' t know, Brusk. Kevin Canales Ellis Budin Peter Cafasso McArthur Buggs Robert Calabrese Nicholas Casale Philip Casale David Caseley dJk Doug Caster Jane Casey 123 Gerard Celeste Sharon Chacalos Were you really a jungle fighter? Timothy Chelpaty Edward Chudzikiewicz Richard Chudzikiewicz James Cilento Ronald Claflin Elizabeth Clark Patricia Clawson Gary Cobb Henry Collins 124 Michelle Cole Michael Condon Susannah Conklin Sandra Connor William Conti John Cook Michael Cook Michael Countryman Joan Courtright David Crawford Gordon Crosby James Cross Don ' t you like the family portrait? 125 Ralph Cruse Robert Cunnare John Curl 126 John Degler William Donnelly Martin Davis N. Ross Donnell George Downing Brooke Dramer Michael DiDonato George Danco Robert Deaver James Dearing Mr. Bernheim, what is your opinion of this year ' s soccer team? Cynthia Davis Thomas Davidson Nancy Epperson Dennis Epperson Darlene Ennis Richard Eberst 4k Louis Erlich David Ebert Too much what? Edward Ellis Kathryn Elsei Judith Dungan Roger Eckhart Estelle Edelman Carole Ellebruch 127 Wendy Farnam B rigid Duffy ' t .7 Nancy Finucane Patrick Forshay Michael Fiore John Frederick Joel Frerking Robert Friedler 128 Susan Fraser Edward Fenn Wayne Foster ; h James Flaherty Timothy Finley Gene Forshay Homa Fatahi-Kasili Jonathan Fey Hawley ' s finest Jerrold Goldman Donald Good Geoffrey Goodfriend Jane Goodwin Victoria Gordanier James Grant Maryann Greco Gary Griffith William Grohe Robert Grainger Alfred Granite G. Louis, Green Allan Gross Clare Groves ' Tracy Gulledge 3 . Carl Halter Henry Harbert Kathryn Hinshaw % - Stephen Guthrie Ronald Halter Tamas Gyorik Frederick Hemley Yeah, I like the food here. Nancy Hadlock James Handerhan Stephen Hird Diane Hammond Robert Heath Phyllis Heyn 132 William Hug Jay Hutchinson Francis Imperiale Claude Irwin Irene Horowitz Bernard Homefield James Hodge Susan Huff David Hawley Thomas Hooker Bette Hopkins Wendy Horasan Park Students Capture U.F.O. Stephen Holgate Susan Hollenbach Daniel Janik John Jenks George Jennings Raymond Jerome Beverly Johnson Janis Johnson Judith Johnson Richard Johnson Judith Jones Kenneth Jones Donald Johnston Margaret Jones n 133 Steven Kain r y Burhan Karaalp John Kelly John Kemp Dennis Kitchen Edward Klein Gretchen Ketcham Susanna Klerk John Klotz Janice Kniola Susannah Knox Ganong organizes Biology field trip to the river. V m lifer 134 Edward Krogstad Paul Konstadt Grahame Kulas But Pub rules are meant to be broken! Richard Lambriola Rex Link Ronald Laigaie Joseph LaRocca Rickard Lee David Lehnert Thomas Lippincott Virginia Lock 135 Mary Lodge James Longworth Raymond Lowe A1 and Sam majoring in building blocks. Alan Luger David Luttenberger 136 Eugenie MacFarlane Ellen Markley Valerie Mantone Sally Mazzetti Peter Lowry Barbara Luttenberger Lawrence Mao W i Michael Marder Donald Me Adam Paula McCathran Frank McCabe Bruce McKeon O. Allen Merchant Marilyn McClain Mary McHenry Charles Meade Deanna Medlin Joyce Mesnick Student agitator, Jim Moore, gives final instructions before Freshmen rally. Elizabeth McManus Gary Messinger Richard Mitchell 138 Nancy Morrison John Morton Are you sure that you are Bobby Kennedy? Steven Moorhouse Kristin Miller Bruce Morecralt Terry Miller Carl Mittleberg Thomas Miller Michelle Minyard Robert Moody Maria Monteleone % Gary Noble John Nuse Carole O ' Brien 139 Jay Olstad Mitchel Nichnowitz Donna Nichols Ruthann Olsen Michael Noland Andree Nemeroff Decisions... Decisions...Decisions! Michael Newburger George Nace Neil Newman Leslie O ' Mara Michael Omolecki William Paige Joel Panzer Allan Pappas Registration line reaches record length. Thomas Parisi Peggy Parks Thomas Parson Albert Pasini Carolyn Paydon 140 Thomas Pearson Noland Peebles Timothy Pelton Roberta Permison I said DON ' T call me LeRoy! Thomas Reilly Gwendolyn Rindom Lester Ray Charles Reeb Edwin Reinhart James Reitz Hunter Resnick Erik Robinson 142 Ilene Roach Cecilia Roba Marianne Robinson Stephen Roff Norma Ro se John Rote Robert Roth Irvin Schnell Richard Schott John Salek Barry Sauter Nick Santoro Larry Sayler Would you like to hear a poem I learned in high school W-. Janet Schrimsher Keith Schult W illiam Schumer Richard Schwartz 144 Ellen Severson Russell Shandrowski I wonder if Dr. Hauptmann will consider this a professional journal? Donald Sherr Herbert Siegel Mark Singei Alan Singei 145 Margaret Smith Gary Smith Park prepares students to go out into the world! Clifford Smith Bradford Smith Lindell Sharp M. Diane Showalter Stephen Siegel Patricia Sinclair Stephen Sobieralski Arlene Solomon Wendy Spradlin Stephen Sprowson Raymond Starzmann Jonathan Stein Did you say you want to cut MY class? 146 Vincent Stephenson Barbara Stickle Cheryl Storey Andrew Strapec Bruce Strauss Elizabeth Striker Esther Sukiennik Pamela Sutton What do you mean today is Saturday? 147 Would you like to see my gold tooth? Anthony Tamburri Michael Sweaney Frank Tang Marston Taylor Gail Templeman Joe Thomas Kenneth Thomas Susan Thomas Tom Thompson Warren Thompson 148 Frederick Thorne William Toth Linda Traphagen Carmel Turner William Vidal Griff eating crow after his last Stylus editorial. Leonard Vogel 149 Lit. Dept, receptionist? 150 Dennis Walsh Patricia Walker Ralph Von Frese Bonnie Wallace William Walinow Lawrence Wallack Alexander Walker Laurey Ward Mary Webster David Volpitto Robert Wehrung Warren Wei Catherine Welsh James Wenner Mildred West William West Stephen Wetsig Harry Widzemok Did you say you want a cough drop? 151 Robert Zillman William Woodford Thomas Wooten Judy Young Edward Wonderly Kenneth Zacharias Miles Zitmore 4 - 7 v . Barbara Zappulla Anthony Zeimetz Alice Wadsworth English Language Institute JtGlISN Front row, 1. to r: Mansour Kazemi, Abdul Farbood, Lucie Gonzolez, Janet Man, Andrea Leung, Massoud Zargarnian, Regina Storino, Olga Perez, back row, John Hatzopolous, Roberto Peralta, George Mylonas, Hector Membreno. PI ENGLISH Pj PH. ANGUAGE ' -Jk ' 7 Front row, 1. to r.: Roberto Peralto, Irene Acevedo, Rosa Maria Chanis, Regina Storino, Olga Perez, Ali Ahrabi, Graciela Bernal, Kathleen Pack, Michiko Yamaya, Grace Chow, Judy Chow, back row: John Hatzopoulos, Massahiro Nagata, Allen Lee, Marco Monzon, Mohammad Shariffi, Abdul Farbood, Farshad Saremi, Hermon Dillon, Remzi Tireng, Paul Telu Ram Soo Han. Addenda Esther Allen Ronald Albert Faruk Argun Lester C. Bennett Edward W. Beauchamp Robert Browne Leonard M. Ashley Dewey H. Brock ) Cicilyn Anderson Jack W. Anderson James E. Bennett John C. Duff, Jr. Kenneth L. Eggleston Donald Guszack Guelsis Garmendia Homer M. Hatcher Carolyn Getty Herbert Hertz ■ i x - Paul Gibbs Daniel Hettinger Howard M. Hupe Marshall R. James Philip Jobert Edward M. Kopta William R. Kulik Keith I. Larsen Michael Less James Mahan 155 B. Moghadaszaddh Robert D. Olsen w. f Richard M. Mannix Verna Quirin Carol Mangis Brian O ' Mara John A. McCray Roger Manley Thomas Ray Luther D. Robison Kevin Roach Edward W. Richards 156 Sandra Rompala Leo G. Ruffing Woodburn Schofield Arthur Simpson John W. Smith Brenda Stiff Charles R. Stinson Donald J. Stiles gM|| •nr a Charles Striker Alvin E. Tootle Charles Wilson Chester P. Tanona Georgia Van Wagner h V William Windhorst Estelle Terrill Marjorie Walker Chester A. Woods Richard L. Thomas William F. Wallett Richard E. Zastrow 157 ICC Spring Weekend April 5-6 was declared the ICC Spring Weekend. A treasure hunt, softball game and formal dance provided a full week¬ end for those who participated. The dance La Primavera, was held at the Hotel Muehlebach, with music provided by Blue Velvet . A concert by The Detroit Wheels and David, della Rose and Brooks was part of the entertainment. The festivities cul¬ minated in a steak dinner, on Sunday, in honor of the ICC Royalty. 160 Honors Day Convocation Park ' s annual Honors Day Convocation was held April 17. The purpose of the con¬ vocation is to recognize the academic a- chievement of outstanding Park students. Dr. Earl McGrath, Chancellor of Eisenhower College, Seneca Falls, N.Y., gave the con¬ vocation address, and received the honor¬ ary doctor of divinity degree. Dr. Mackenzie, with the aid of Drs Meeth and Patton, confers the honorary degree on Dr. McGrath. Dr. McGrath delivering his address. . . 162 Jim Moore, recipient of the Anna M. Orr Bible Award, the McCuish philosophy prize, and the Cleland B. McAfee Memorial Scholarship award, for his work in philos¬ ophy and theology. Dr. Giles Theilmann Re¬ ligion Award for the best work in theology courses open to freshmen: Brigid E. Duffy Humanities Charles S. Scott Awards for the best work in com¬ parative theology: Lawrence Sevdy Richard E. Zastrow John Degler and David Crawford, recipients of Farber Memorial Scholarships for pre-ministerial students. 163 Elaine Osborn received the Senior Literature Book Award given for work of distin ction within the literature department. Winners of the German Book Prizes donated by the German Consulate at Kansas City, Missouri: Ronald Lewin, Kathryn . Hinshaw, Ralph von Frese, Liz Clark, George Betz. Gift-Thomas-Good Memorial Scholarships awarded to Dennis Epperson and John Degler for their advanced standing in their science majors. Natural Sciences Warren Thompson and Bill Schubert, re¬ cipients of the Burton W. Scheib Pie- Medical Prize given to the junior and senior majoring in science for excellence of work. 164 Glenn Green carries off the Professor A. L. Robbins Memorial Award for distinguishing himself in the Natural Science Division and in athletics. Lee Biard received the J. Malcolm Good Mathematics Prize for writing the best paper in mathematics. Sociology major Bob Grainger received the Clifford Wayne Sackett III Memo¬ rial Scholarship. Social Sciences The National Observer Student Achievement Award honoring a graduating sen¬ ior who has expressed spe¬ cial concern for public af¬ fairs on campus, in depart¬ mental courses and in the community: Philip Prass The Wall Street Journal Award for the outstanding student in Economics went to Don Ehrett. 165 New Pi Gamma Mu, Social Science National Honor Society, members: Russell Shandrowski, Judy Knop, Richard Schott. Not pictured: Tim Chelpaty, Alan Goldstein. Special Awards Park’s representatives selected for Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Greg Raymond, Glenn Green, Kay Ketcham, Jim Moore, Bill Schubert, Ehrett. Not Pictured: Phil Prass. Don Greg Raymond received the Alpha Delta Citation for Distinguished Writing. 166 Leading the Freshman Class: Susannah Conklin Janet Schrimsher Kristin Miller Top Juniors: Veiyia Quirin (second), Miriam Miles (first), Ilene Roach (third). Dennis Epperson (third), Elaine Osborn (first), and Jim Moore (second) lead the Senior C lass. Top Ranking Sophomore Scholars: Ronald Schwartz (first), Mike Sweaney (third), John Degler (second). Scholarship Honor Students The Top Threes Outstanding Professor Steve Sternberg, Phi Alpha Theta, National History Honor Fraternity. Outstanding Parkites Dr. Robert E. Bailey congratulated by PCSA President, Snuff Donnelly, on being named Outstanding Park Professor. Kay Ketcham and Glenn Green, students best exemplifying the ideals of Park College. Alpha Delta Society, Park ' s Honor Society: Glenn Green, Mary Jane Hellebuyck, Cneryl Storey (junior), Judy Knop, Jim Moore, Elaine Osborn, Ilene Roach (junior), Don Ehrett, Bill Schubert. Not Pictured: Sandra Richardson. 168 Graduation It s tbe end, baby. . . Step on a crack. 169 . . . not as an entertainer. Park ' s graduation ceremonies were lift¬ ed out of the mundane this year by the ap¬ pearances of Harold Stassen and Harry Belafonte as commencement speakers. Mr. Stassen, perennial presidential hope¬ ful, delivered a non-partisan address and received an honorary doctor of letters de¬ gree before the fifty December graduates, their families and friends. Appearing not as an entertainer, but as a humanitarian, Mr. Belafonte addressed the May grad¬ uating class. For his little-publicized work with the Peace Corps, the OEO and the Southern Christian Leadership Con¬ ference, Mr. Belafonte received the hon¬ orary doctor of humane letters degree. Tennis Left to Right: G. Cobb, M. Newburger, A. Budin, B. Sauter, R. von Frese, G. Green, Coach Henderson. 170 Cross-Country 1st row, left to right: G. Latz, Coach Ennis, S. Siegel; 2nd row: B. Steele, D. Ehrett, P. Lowry; 3rd row: E. Robinson, M. Omolecki, T. Chelpaty. heaven is a place where a man can eat when he is hungry sleep when he is tired and inbetween do all the things he can imagine. it is not to be confused with college J. B. Vaughn, ' 67 ' UH For Convenient Full Service Banking FARMERS EXCHANGE BANK Parkville, Mo. SH 1-0371 Member FDIC .J SERVICE i tT bank CATERING MANAGEMENT, INC Home Office, Columbia, Missouri Though in existence since 1962 Catering Management, Inc. now operates the food service at thirteen college lo¬ cations in Missouri. In addition to Park College these include: Christian College Westminster College William Woods College Hannibal-LaGrange College Lincoln University Central Methodist College Lindenwood College and Three dorms at the University of Mo. 175 Compliments of: PARK COLLEGE STUDENT INDUSTRIES Mrs. Rachel Rush, Manager Mrs. Nettijean Francis, Assistant Park College Bookstore Theater Jukebox Crosby Vending Co. Quality Service Complete Food Vending Service 24 hours daily Burke Crosby takes pride in filling the coke and candy needs of the Park Community, and looks forward to doing so for many years to come. ho faicf, BRIGHT . . . TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PEERLESS ' S NEW 3 WAY DRAPERY CLEANING SERVICE] Complete Professional Service-- We take down and rehang your draperies Self Service—We pick up and deliver,, You take down and rehang draperies. 15% to 20%; Savings. Cash Carry--25% to 35% Savings. ' D ' uifcenty 1701 Summit HA 1-2151 STOP BY OR CALL Kansas City ' s ONLY Exclusive Drapery Cleaners A subsidiary of Faultless Laundry Linen Supply HA 1-2151 FOR FREE ESTIMATE. 177 Enjoy a walking tour of outdoor art Compliments of: on the beautiful COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA developed by J. C. NICHOLS COMPANY HAUBER-JONES Realtor and Developer 15 Main Street 310 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Mo. Parkville, Missouri LO 1- 3456 Phone SH 1-1281 ERNIE’S PHARMACY Compliments of: Ernest Scholdberg, R.Ph. McCLURE-NORRINGTON Chevrolet Co. % 11 East 1st Street 46th and Troost Parkville, Misssouri Kansas City, Missouri Phone SH 1-1220 WE 1-0734 Beverly Lumber Co. Riverside Yard: 741-3061 Parkville yard: 741-1601 Beverly Lumber Co. offers a complete line of lumber, builder ' s hardware, and Pratt Lambert Paint. Pizza Shoppe sells beer 179 Compliments of: Compliments of FLASH MARKET Riverside A 741-9959 FRIEND We Wish To Thank The Advertisers , For Helping Make This Book Possible WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., USA