Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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Frosh and campus become acquainted P irate Week, the orientation period for incoming freshmen, “overwhelmed the campus newcomers. Senior Sheila Williams, chairperson, said. “The attitude and spirit of the new students was great, Williams said, “and they were so willing to participate in all the activities such as tug-o-war. Brig dance, Mr. Legs contest and the jump in the pool. New on the list of activities was a trip to Worlds of Fun which Williams said had an excellent turnout. Assisting Williams with the activities were Pirates Mike Kelley, Kathy Ragan, Cheryl Fischer, Quentin Jones, Ray Bayne, Kathy Phillips, Jenyfer Phillips, Kim Rich¬ ardson, Nancy Griggs, Lori MacAtee, Ted Bryant, John Paeth, and Darrell Scott. (4) (1) Parker Pirate takes a rest from the week ' s activities. (2) Freshman Loni McCorrey finds out what ' s happening on campus. (3) Freshmen are treated to an outdoor Bar-B-Q. (4) Frosh King and Queen Richard Shotwell and Lana Timm don their finest.

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ansas City. It ' s been called the city of fountains. But Kansas City is much more than fountains. Maybe that ' s what attracts so many people to this un¬ usual metropolitain area. Park College is only ten min¬ utes away from such Kansas City landmarks as the Radisson Meuhlbach, City Center Square, the Folly Theater, and an array of interesting buildings and spe¬ cialty shops. Twenty minutes away are such notable sites as Crown Center, Westport, the Plaza, Ward Parkway and the Hyatt Regency. No wonder students are pleased to say they attend a small private college outside Kansas City. After all, it ' s one of the few livable cities left. 15