Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

Clduw mar. 378 M877 1967 The Mozarkian MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy Center 3440 S. Lee's Summit Rd, M Independence, MO S4055 f X ,fu 1 r '- J-f-,fi f If 'Sf -1,1.,.:3a.f:'f5E1if:: - qffqyg 11112:tzgry-frefzffq i ifrv-4--r-.534 Q , V ff ' V ---7:7 .b-v - --Y 1 ...fe - N.. f MOZARKIAN - Southwest Baptist College Bolivarg Missouri l A Volume 49 M -'mln Im i Aix . fl .. ,, 1. V I y' XV N Y li!-ff' rf'-5231 fT3'lZi?45 f13'l'f- '37 :F -Phi:-f S' L Z ' V ' 'Q-'-i,'if,QLf' :+'1',?,fff 15,-,, si-,.-'-'If5,.if.Q:5'-9I-c 'f12f51E,7 fT', ,q-- --:,.. 1 '3r', 1 'K '- X A Y. :V V V- Q Jef. afeyxkiiafgzssqiafz jf-'s3:11ye.1:f:g2:g -1511255 241 -1 . ., ., 1-if fig-1,1 ieciniize Q 1?:'i't:Q15:11 L1i'E1f15L11ff:Tf12If551'Jisifiizfzg L1 :-.112 1, ,fr 2 -f11fe?:-:gg-:J51fizefszfZ5fg,aL::s-fL2.fvC-'af'-' 4..'- a33'fiaf2ffr':zF-:Q-':7n'-fats?-2:3if-I ,,-,lie,- .Vu 5: - 1-2k ,::5x4':..5g51i1y:4ag5'w-+ v-10,12 f '31, -5 ,,-,f f fvwfec -1 ,Jfi -' 4 x ig? ' - amp?-e .. 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'14 'WF .-sv., fr kv... ml? -nl A U. F J V Blhle study dally guldes Mr. Paden and hls Wlfe, Hettle. Rc-lure Nlr. l'uclen's son James leaves for basket- lxall prarlice. the two Chat on their porch. .1 w E Q4 2 P 3 4. 2 . .1 -L K. Pmlen enjoys playing the piano during leisure moments. Mozorkion Honors Instructor Oklahoma University designated him 'gBest Spanish Student. Continuing in the study of Spanish at the National University of Mexico, he observed speech pattems of Mexican chil- dren. Based upon these observations, a new method of instructing Spanish emphasizing sound, not structure, was devised in Missouri. Because of research in studying Spanish he edited My Spanish Handbook, a collection of exercises, proverbs, and hymns. We dedicate the 1967 Mozarkian to Mr. Paden for his competence in teaching Spanish at Southwest Baptist College. .-1 'Y fi I :Q Ci le 5? ,, gm -5 .ag 5 , .5 y 1 Q. a , ' 44 T 3 Q, 1 X I ' 2 , I ' :N ' , -1 Y . 4 .Q if ' : F .' J i . 1 -' 7 - ' af Y, jj? 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Craig BS., M.Ed., Ed.D. I Mr. Carley Howell Assistant Librarian B.A., M.R.E., M.A. KLSJ Dr. Richard Kahoe Dean of Men B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Mr. Julian Pace Administrative Librarian B.A., M.L.S. Dr. Courts Redford President Emeritus A.B., A.M., M.R.E., D.D. Mr. Dale Taylor Business Manager A.B. Dr. Milton Webb Director of Student Affairs Bs., M.R.E., D.R.E. if if Administralion Mrs. Theo Clark Dean of Women BS. Mr. Kenneth Edmondson Associate Director of Development B.S,, B.D. Mr. Boyd H. Eversole Director of Admissions and Informational Services B.A., B.s., Ms., ms. Mr. Felix Coodson Assistant to the President and Financial Aids Officer Th. Dip. Mr. John Hartley Registrar BS. Dean Orien B. Hendrex Dean of Academic Counseling A.B., M.A. -vs 'Tv Mrs, Carolyn Archer Book Slum I -F K? -1- 13 'FM . ian .-.1 ., ' x N , : CZ? rw , s '45 rg-. -5 Vi nz- fr, 'Q S Zajjf Miss Ellen Bell Secretary lo President Mrs. Gladys Bockhorsl Housernother, Memorial Hall Mrs. Carolyn Brown Secretary in Admissions Office Mr. Herbert Capehart Maintenance Mr. Lynn Credille Purchasing Manager Mrs. Mary Cunningham Book Store Mr. Harold Dickens Chief Accountant Mrs. Shirley Edie Admissions Office QMHa I-' Nr- do---A 45 I 4 xx J'-1 40 'E A' J 2 3 'T' Q-.Y 'Sw Nlrs Bet erly Law ell Secretary to Dlrector of ln Qeruce Tramrn Nlr H C McDermott Dxrector of the Physlcal Plant Mrs Sandra Moore Re rstered Nurse Nlr .lames Mullin s Supermtendent of Bulldmgs Nlrs Rertha Noe Hou emother Muxrherd Hall Mrs Ellzabeth Parsons Housemother Leslre Hall Mr Wesley Payne Manaber of Book Store Mrs Alma Potter Business Offlce Nlrs Fama Pratt Admr slons Offlce Mrs Penelope Rrley Housemuther New Men s Dormltory Mr Bob Srkes Mamtenance Mrs Alene Smrth Assistant Lrbrarran Mrs Glorla Staffer Secretary 1.n Department of Educatlon 'Nlr E A Stokes Alurruu Secretary Mlss Merry Thrupp Bursar Mrs Dons Warren Accountm Department Mrs Jo Ann W1 ener Secretarx 1n Fmancral Arrls Offrre Mrs lVlur1el Woody Secretary ln Student Affarrs Oflrce , .b X. X ix- '-- Q .M P. .. 1 . . ' - - ' , 5 ' f' ' S 1-. 5 'f s , ' ' . .-fr' ' 3 . A - I-1 . L' 'J - N-1:14 I 1 4' I' ll lv 1 1 '3 S ? . , , A l 1' . . . -5 b . , I . Vg 'Q ll . 's - Ax. 'frfj 4 ai Christianity and Philosophy Ponder Ultimate Questions Employing a first full-time professor and growing from the teaching of one course to the offering of a minor, the Department of Philosophy has seen perhaps more expansion than any other department. Under direction of Dr. Cochran, students who were unable to acquire a high school background in this area soon learned that philosophy is an organiza- tion of phenomena which persons discuss all of their lives. This year the Department of Christianity attracted 170 ministerial students as majors or minors. 'P- ,1 'Q-ff, Dr. Dan Cochran Assistant Professor of Philosophy B.A., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Dr. H. K. Neely Professor of Christianity B.A., B.D., Tl1.D. 3 . , 3 5 ig P v Hman.. Dr Jerry Horner Chairman of DIYISIOII Professor of Christianity and Greek B.A., B.D., Th.D. fU',-ffjf V3 'Qi 3 X How nell do you play the piano? Mr. Carlos Andeison, instructor of Christianity and director of religious activi- ties fB.A.. Itl.R.E.t, recruits Linda Stevenson for a revival team. Dr. G. H. Surrottc Associate Professor of Christianity BS.. THD. Education and Physica! Education Ojfer Preparation For Future Leaders How to make a vase out of a detergent bottle, what to do when a seven year old bites his classmate, and where to find an appropriate song about a turtle comprised only a few questions for persons in teacher education. When public school opened, 100 student teach- ers grappled with these questions. Following this September experience the prospective teachers began their professional semester. In- cluding eight weeks of teaching in elementary or secondary schools and eight weeks of con- centrating on campus courses, this semester was also a period of intensive counseling from faculty members. XX Mr. McNutt counsels student teachers KL. to RJ John Solomon, Kelly DeCraffenreid, Chet Saladin, Kenneth gtevenson, Mearl Laswell, Kenny Walker, and Harold urton. Dr. Pat Bouchillon Assistant Professor of Education B.A., MS., Ed.D. Dr. Helon B. Harwell Assistant Professor of Elementary Education B.S., M.R.E., M.A., D.R.E. Dr. Jolm E. Harwell Chairman of Division Professor of Secondary Education BS., M.S., Ed.D. Mr. Garland McNutt Assistant Professor of Education BS., M.S. 1' rs 'V' Sf, 'i -6 Q35 1, L11 Using pointers which he gives to p.e. classes. Coach Stewart tries for a strike, in-- .. .., , lv, VV BOLIV R 11111-mqv' v - V w . ,F-Qi' -- . iff, . P jg A mf... J A 'v u-Q l ' lla .J A I Mr. James Dudley Instructor of P. E. ' -XBVI-X Miss Jo Ann Hair Instructor of P. E. BS.. ILA. Mr. Alfred Moore .Associate Professor of P. E, BS. in Ed.. 31.5. in Ed. Mr. Orlin Stewart Instructor of PE. AA., BS.. 11.5. Mrs. Dorothy Templin Instructor of P. E. BS., BLS. Additions were the keynote in charting prog- ress in the Department of Physical Educa- tion. Hrs. Templin. Mr. Moore. and Mr. Dudley had accumulated 25 years of teaching physical education before joining the faculty. Added this year to basketball. tennis. and golf as major sports for men was inter-collegiate baseball. This year woinen's tennis. volleyball. and softball, introduced in other years, re- ceived greater stress with extended inter- collegiate schedules. Revision of the curricu- lum gave each person eight different activities in the four semesters. Under the guidance of the department the PEM Club enlarged. In- tramural sports led by Coach Stewart offered 12 activities ranging from horseshocs to flag football. Humanities Feature S WE Tour Astir with change, the Department of Music saw the Symphonic Wind Ensemble wearing red blazers and the Touring Choir bedecked with brown robes. The Symphonic Wind En- semble, touring for three days in March, pre- sented church-sponsored concerts. Away on leave of absence, Dr. Don Cowan was featured as soloist in the Norman Luboff Choir. The English curriculum, slightly modified, en- abled students who had failed the junior pro- ficiency exam to enroll in remedial English. Students in Mrs. Polk's applied art classes exhibited their art forms during exam week of the second semester. In the Field House Mr. Paden and Mr. Green welcomed students to a sound-proof lab for French, Spanish, and German. Miss Carol Bevier Instructor ot' Music, B.M,E., M.Mus. Miss Violet Bohy Instructor of Music, B.M., M.Mus. Mr. Ira Buffington Instructor of English, A.A., BS. in Ed., M.Ed. Dr. Don Cowan f0n Lenvej Associate Professor of Music, B.M., M.C.M., Ph.D. Mr. Bob Derryberry Instructor of Speech, B.A. in Ed., M.T., M.A. Mrs. Ruth Giddens Instructor of English, B.A., M.A. Mr. Clyde Green Assistant Professor of German, A.A., B.A,, M.A. Mrs. Ouita Green Special Instructor of English, B.A., M.A. Mr. Nathan McAlister Instructor of Music, B.M. Ed., M.C.M. Mr. Daniel McClung Instructor of English, B.A., BD., MA. Mr. Leland May Assistant Professor of English, A.A., A.B., M.A. Mrs. Barbara Neely Special Instructor of Music, A.A., B.M.Ed. Mr. James T. Norwood Instructor of English, B.A., M.A. Mr. I-I, A. Paden - Instructor of Modern Languages, B.A., M.A. Mr. Thomas Padgett Chairman of Division Assistant Professor of English, A.A., A.B., M.R.E., M.A. Miss Betty Parmele Instructor of Speech, BS. in Ed., MS., M.R.E. Mrs. Anabelle Polk Instructor of Art, B.A., BD., M.A. Mr. Harold Pottenger Associate Professor of Music, B.S. in M.Ed., M.R.E. Mr. Mark Senter Instructor of English, A.A., AB. Mrs. Marilyn Tabb Instructor of Music, B.M. Q Q' gg. Math Deparlment Makes Alterationsg Natural Sciences Focus on the New lf you need to talk to me, I'm in Dr. Polk's garage. Although stated ironically, this re- mark did not conceal the math faculty's pride in their new offices. New office space was not the only mark of expansion in this department. 4'Topics in Mathematics and Methods of Teaching Secondary School Mathematics rep- resented changes in the curriculum. New instructors, Mr. John Bryant and Mr. B. O. Wisener, in addition to Dr. Harris and Mr. Smashey taught the 35 math majors. ,H :I Intent on presenting elementary concepts in math, Mr. John Bryant stands before the class. A iei- 5 1 . Y ff ' ' M' -' lVIr. John Bryant ' nstructor of Mathemat'c 'V' ' A.A., B.S., M.Ed. I S W ' ' Dr. Beverly H. Harris 1 D Professor of Mathematics V . A.A., as. in E.1.,M.A., Ed.D. U 5 A Mr. John Smashy Instructor of Mathematics A.A., B.S. in Ed., M.A. Mr. B. O. Wisener Instructor of Mathematics BS., M. Math 'lf 26 f . Mr. Joe Burnett Instructor of Chemistry BS., M.R.E., MS. ..-5 ,f9U-nz' 'lf W! In the mformallty of a biology seminar, Larry Wollard shares ln- formation with Jim Built. a::2: , I sa W . xr ' ,fn 0. 'ff . . ?321Li nt- - Mr. James Carroll Instructor of Biology and Chemistry BA., 31.5. Dr. J. A. Clark Chairman of Division Professor of Biology A.A., B.A., MS., Ph.D. Mr. Carl Huser Instructor of Biology A.A., B.S., MS. Mr. Bill Little Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.A., M.Ed., MS. Mr. Robert Smith Instructor of Physics and Mathematics BS. in Ed., M.S.T. Ecology, advanced inorganic chemistry, and invertebrate Zoology were only a few of the courses being offered this year. Biology ma- jors and faculty members attended a seminar each Thursday night. New projects, a green- house and an aquarium, typify expansion seen in the division. New faces also greet the stu- dentg Mr. Carl Huser and Mr. Joe Burnette instruct in biology and chemistry, respec- tively. f2 F 5 rUX ox dxf'- N SJ' ,AM.nu.-- mx ,ff f , ff QM A I ., gf. 4 Vx -'V' ..-3 g..-4-J' -vv I A, x Y W -ll? 5, YT'- 1 i -5, 415 if Ql 28 Ng, x . I X -CH-1-, , th I X ,,5....... Mr. Homer Blass Instructor of History BA., MA. Nlr. Bill Bouchillon Instructor of Psychology B.A. Mr. B. E. Clark Instructor of Business B.S., M.B.A. Mr. Frank Cunningham Assistant Professor of History B.A., B.D., M.A, Mr. Harlie Gallatin l0n Leavel Instructor of History A.A., A.B., B.D., M.A. Dr. Kenneth llorn Professor of Business B.S., MS., E1l.D. Mr. Tae Rim Kim Instructor of History BA., KLA. Mr. Morris Lamberson Instructor of Business B.B.A., Mild., M.B.A. Mrs. Ivandella lNIcNutt Instructor of Business BS., NI.T. Dr. john Polk, Chairman of Division Professor of Psychology BA., B.D., Ifd.D. Mr. Ilichartl Stillwagon Assistant Professor of Political Science ILA., BLA. Nliss Leona Tucker Spf-vial Instructor of Geography ILA., MA. Mr. Dale Welch lnslruvtor of Sociology ILA. Mr. Larry Whatley Instructor of History H. X.. Bl. N. Ili. liloy Wise l'n.fvssrmr of History IW in limi NI ' Ph.D, 1. , . .. . .., Social Sciences Acquire New Equipment Have you ever seen a hypnotic disc? Have you heard that shorthand students improve their skill by ear? The Department of Business and Economics used a listening laboratory that enabled each business student to take dictation at a rate consistent with his shorthand pro- ficiency level. This was new. A hypnotic disc was not new, but was counted among the grow- ing inventory of psychological and experi- mental testing devices used by the Department of Psychology. Expansion is much evident in all departments of the Division of Social Sciences. Qgilvaea-we 'Wm ' ' M 1 Q Y. Vfytibf-N? :l , 3 ' . Q-Z1 -Ianni , - ' - ff' '- , .. ffm -- ,tif -'k-:',Qg,f- ' , rf ' f :Mx U A , - L53-f ' 44 .1 'Eg ff- ' lf? 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Marking arrangements for greet- ing students. discussing summer missions, and planning at get-acquainted party eonstituted other segments of a husy schedule. La ter. when school hegan. stuflents attenclerl vespers twice weoklyg yawning students strolled to morn- ing watch. Chapel programs untl a religions focus week featured ontstantling speakers. ln February. howling and hziskcthall teams went to St. louis to participate in a stulcswitle HSI sports clay. The BSU choir appmrt-tl in Nlissonri t7l1lll't ltES. This organization also grained two honors. Larry lliclmrflson was 4-hosen to hc at summer missionztrv in Ittmaii. owl liolr lit'liItIrf llIf'sltlt'll over the stun- USU f'om'e1itio11z1l lrltlllllltlllll. 'H ,l.. rv liil yur-sitlviul. ptr--nh--, An Some members of Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Row 1: Nancy Scott, ,lo Ann Masters, Ellen Atkins: Row 2: Bette Hall, Les Wainwright, Karen Flint, Calvin Helsley, Bob McNeely, Sharon Tyler, Row 3: Phil Jones, Mark Rains, Patsy Cansler, Dave Buckingham, Ron Cansler, Mickey Standleyg Row 4: Will Cook, Barbara Thomas, Linda Conrad, Shirley Becker, Alan Kelso if , 'i. Bill Jester . . . 1.', tt ith, SWE Rehearses For Tour Kris Walkenhorst V4 4- ,fk , ' fr! . , . F , ni '-lliuk' UQX 41, Dr. and Mrs. Surrette, Dr. Courts Redford, Dr. Neely, and Mrs. Webb follow the leadership of Dennis Wood at a coffee of Sigma Mu Theta, an organization of ministerial wives. EMG Provides Occasion For Fellowship u TW Ron Allen Terence Hvrle, Bill LaN'lar. Fd Farris, Melvin Kessler, Danny Vance, l.eRoy Tucker, and Gary Taylor observe llnvid Sheppard ns heiclernonstrutes with Cary Ummel the procedure of baptism. Ministerial Conference Prepares Student Pastors Gwen Cogarn presents Twyla Holcomb and R. W. Keuhn with a white Bible at Southern Hills Baptist Church. YWA Boxes Overseas Shqnment Large boxes contained dresses and shoes sent to children in a Korean orphanage, and form- als sent to CA,s in Nigeria. A smaller box held books for a Baptist hospital in the Philippines. Through monthly programs YWA's learned how the articles would benefit the recipients. ln March they gained further information about missions at a spaghetti supper, and later they shared their knowledge with 200 high school girls who met in Bolivar for a YWA house party. At the annual Sweetheart Banquet, held this year in Springfield, Dr. Cochran depicted a modern portrayal of love. When the school year drew to a close, a white Bible ceremony honored each senior girl en- gaged to be married. She received a Bible to carry in her wedding. , fax 5 ?'i74lff?ff' r 'Inu Lfyn K ' x 'Q - .fu--' ,-?2fl,i. F' fl L N4 -ANA 'F 4.1 -1 . . t I X Abu, ' if' S' eW5f,z,w14 2 wr, 54 Q- no I , X yi! 4 3 xx 3, 9 J X: is Hi ks? 'Q' '90 ,NAX U Q Lfe Service Band Inspires Service Life Service Band, program-cen- tered, nevertheless has many mem- bers who, without sponsorship of this organization, preach each Sun- day, go on revival teams, or par- ticipate in visitation at a rest home. Each weekend some members com- mute to church fields. On revival teams, either independent or col- lege-sponsored, some other mem- bers seek to evangelize the unsaved and to revitalize lethargic Chris- tiansg frequently revival teams re- turn to Bolivar with a vigor to do G0d's will. Service at the rest home takes the form of conversation, mu- sic, and devotional thought. Standing: Dave Hillg Row 1: Suzanne Toppins, Deanne Williams, Rita Van Hooser, Donna Streeter, Leroy Tuckerg Row 2: Richard Dunham, Ronnie Un- derwood, Dalmus Meeks, Judy Brandt, Lorraine Johnson, Glenda Palmer, Wanda Howerlon, Sandy Trucks, Row 3: Bill Casey, Alice Ervin, Marcia McDowell, Carol Beyer, James Baker, Mary Lou Baker, Ronnie Lowry, Janie Songer, Mike Thorne, Row 4: Pat Roam, Craig Tally, Wendy Sapp, Mel Kessler, and Charles Swink. 1013 it Observes Business Establishments In January a group of future business lead- ers walked through the Bolivar Manufactur- ing Company. During the same month, they drove to Springfield, where they toured the Lily-Tulip factory. ln the spring they trav- eled to St. Louis to observe the business of- fices of the Chase Park Plaza and McDonnel Aircraft plant. Putting business principles into action, the club enjoyed organizing and op- erating a car wash on a Saturday. Touring a Bolivar garment factory are Sharon Porter, Judy lvollarcl, and Donna Wilkerson V 'M 2. gn. H-EEE:-fl 51-5572.34- I-, r I -....,.,.. Harold Cook, Nancey Bennett, Ken Holcomb. Roberta Munoz, Sheryl Cook, and Mr. May compose the Omnibus staff. zllvout tlurm Omnibus Emphasizes College Culture In the bi-monthly Omnibus, co-editors Nancey Bennett and Harold Cook placed emphasis on cultural life. A music column appearedg the library column sought to stimulate the read- ing of latest sources in the library. Essays, poems, and humorous articles, most of which were original, filled a dominant portion of the paper. A sports column gave new insights to t.he team's activities rather than lists of familiar scores. Sin and Harveyf' a column by a cockroach, delighted the campus. l'lztrwx. the cockroach. secretly types escnpzulcs life l Jo Heuer, a student teacher, holds a child's attention, while explaining the techniques of addition. fu SN EA Examines Teacheris Role Listening intently as children responded to Kay Cairer's questions, prospective teachers wondered what students would someday think of them. Through this Art Linkletter program, SNEA members received awareness of what a teacher must be to a pupil. Later, through a speech by a grade school principal, these members learned roles which educators be- lieve a teacher must achieve. Throughout the year, future teachers discovered what a teacher must be and what abilities he must possess. Not all time was spent in learning, howeverg early in the fall members feasted on water- melon, and in December a Christmas party was sponsored. Modifications 1n the culruuluyn tome to the at- tention of Dr. Helon lrlnrwc-ll and Dr. John Har- well as they examine a source in the curriculum li- brarv. Q 101.4 3 rj. 5' iq X . s fin:-is E' Debate partners Bill Jester and Steve Kulmus plan their rebuttal. Debaters Strengthen Forensics l -avi? W At the Missouri Forensics meet, Southwest achieved an excellent rating in the freshman- sophomore division during the spring of 1966. Also, participating at this meet was Danny Vance, who ranked first in oratory. '4Resolved: That the United States should sub- stantially reduce its foreign aid commit- ments. Ten students, who have debated less than two years, examined this topic in junior division debate this year. Through trips to the University of Missouri, University of Ark- ansas, and Drury, these debators strengthened forensics here. Elaine Taylor and Jack Tuckness receive helpful f' Q 'ill kd l criticism from the debate coach, Mr. Derryberry. f 1 4 a . -- ts , Steve Kulmus presents evidence to support his case llll lllllllll lllllllll 1 ..:,'.4z+q.g -A-at-sj.,:M,..:1.3lg-ey --,..f--..L ,pf Q. . pu- V' ' '. vs.1,f :alive . ' 'am twig:- '- V ' 115' Q-Lg , .51 ' 1 as '. - . .-..:.i'-. 5lS :2.-L' ' - Noting a graph measuring rainfall are Kamal Ayoubg Mr. Smith, sponsorg Lawrence Amadig Maria Salasg Ghassan Ahoodg Farid Tawillg Henry Searsg and joseph Gopo. Foreign Cultures M eet - l r, 'gp-A,y.1., , J A, Y, 1 ' J 1 Lawrence Amacll dons Nigerian attire. 4 ' I ' 1 H l ' w ,, AL Nl ll X' NJ 4 h ,mfr xv - - fav ln ai clmpc-l mlflzi-V ,luwpli fmpw lvll' ul linpll inlluenr-1: in lillfrlllulil ,ga-1 xml '- 4' , 9' w . 3l3'x T fi .- 1 -' :fl V- Nr Y 1 1 M tt A 'I 4. k. is r .4 '-, fqgf- --- -3 ,..-f. ,L -S-.4 fa IR I uv A , 1 - - 1 ai- ...........................,.....,...... lunulnv. 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Prosperine Garnett, an efficient secretary, has seen her admiration bud into love for her mar- ried employer, the Rev. J. M. Morell. Her below-the-surface emotion is readily detected by Candida, the minister's wife, whose self- awareness has led to understanding all per- sons who come into the house. Unlike other characters, Candida commmunicates, with a minimum of worry, to those who conceal in- adequacy fher husband, Mr. Burgess, and Mr. Milly, to one who acknowledges insecurity fliiugene Marchbanksj . To Prosperine, March- banks declares the following: We all go about longing for love: it is the first need of our natures, the first prayer of our heartsg but we dare not utter our longing: we are too shy. Prosperine Garnett fCarol Roustiol an- alyzes Mr. Hill's fBarry Jarrettl slavish imitation of her employer. UI' - ' writ, N1 , E l,' Standing defiantly, Mr. Burgess fSteve Nelson? encounters resistance from Mr. Morell fDon Postenl, who opposes his father-in-law's scheme. The poet, Eugene Marchhanks fConway .lonesj and Mr. Morell fDon Postenj are attentive as Candida fFran Whitel learns which man needs her more desperately. we NM - - 1 I '- - i . i 1' - jf 1 i. L v r 1 2 J. Q .V , 1 l ,B . .-Q 1 if if 5 ai-f ' fl ,Iii - Y 1 'IW 'Life A V-A , -,- r -. , , X 1 1 51 Q21 iff we, ,W 1 .fs Ely i, ,. . if A ,xx . -Q-2-.. 5' f I Dr. Adrian H. Daane, professor and head of the Department of Chemistry at Kansas State University, surveys, with Mr. Little 1 and Mr. Burnett, specialized areas of chemistry during vocational emphasis week. 1 5 . Dr. Urban H. Eversole, anesthesiologistg Miss Beverly Hammack, head of Student Summer Missions for the Home Mission Boardg and Dr. William Wyatt, pastorg receive Life Service Awards from Dr. Craig. Visitors On Campus Dean of the School of Theology at Southern Sem- inary in Louisville, Dr. Penrose St. Amant pre sented chapel talks, preached nightly, and con ducted bull sessions after the evening services Here Bill Wheeler chats with Dr. St. Amant. V aug F71 ' f I 'EAS' . Nancey Bennett jnmei Bum English Biology 1-fy Joe Dillsaver Sandra Head Speech Psychology 1, N-r ff David Hildcrbrand Joyce Ann Keeney Roben Paul Reams Linda Shepherd Mathematics Physical Education Mathematics Elementary Education Psychology Psychology C If -rx Rx-.J .41 .ludy Ann Wix Brenda Kae Wood Sandra Wood Slnyden Yarbrough History Elanientary Edogntign Elementary Education Christianity SWBC Wh0's Wllio nominees were selected by a committee tzrnnpost-d ul' fumllty mem- bers and aclniinislratois from the Office of Student Affairs. Stnrlonts, ggradtmting seniors, were judged on sr-liolnreliip. n lf :average or aboveg leadership und froopt-l.1Ii1m in educa- tional and CXll'ilf'lll'llf'IlliU zu-tiviliug gemiral citizenshipg mul Itllbltllnf' ot funn. u-vtmnlneli. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities qs 9: Preparation for revival teams often includes more hours than those actually spent at the churchcommunity. ' Q 34 ' W Revival Teams Provide Challenge Y it A 1 ' ' glee Did you remember the slides? Heyl Can you think of a good game to play with about 50 kids in a small room?', These worries confronted many students whom Mr. Anderson chose for revival teams. On Friday afternoon they became enthusiastic, but nervous, members of a team who would devote their weekend to leading some church in revival. The friendliness of the church mem- bers, fun and fellowship with the young peo- ple, and the spiritual influence form a mem- orable weekend. Departure may prove rather humorous, as Carol Dismuke, Eric Moore, ,lean Coleman, and Gary Robnett evidence in trying to pack the luggage. David Sheppard. Mr. Hartley, Arnold Resz, Kay Cairer, ,lean Coleman, and Billy Windes pose while working at Carthage. 1 YT -Lrg., x x,. 'N Cay Helmer boasts Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better to Eric Moore at the homecoming talent program. Danny Vance observes the fall high school slay audicnce's reaction as Steve Cathay and Calvin Cilrnore sing Puff, the Magic Dragonf' Talent Shows Attract Students and Guests ff wills Betty Huggins and Jane Shewmaker, reczipluring the Cockney arcent, sing 'Wvith ii Little Bit of Luckf' QS' Miss Judy Wix miami Elf '5f:-3P 7'M:- ' TT ' 'f'ff'f -'N 55',f ' 3 5 --F! 1.-.?NfY ! f + J W gf g .1 W 7 I Q' 'D -,-T 1. ,1 '- v , 1 . M ',1,,,' 1 V, ' gf .4 X' x 'n-. '1 , -N . 2 'I' W 'J- f 30..,.., , ,q A .EN Agn-.., 5 yy wr-4,7 ' Y 1 Wi i 3 .. -, f 1 f ' n fu 'G ,ni Miss Jo Heuer and Mr. Lyle Catron .' 7 if . . . ,, . 1 ,I 'Q f 'A 17 il Ms? T .Q fav f 'Q ' I i 2 I' , 3' gil! if . 5.7 f ,yi 5 . 9' Ml, 'T' . Miss Maria Salas 4' an , kk 4 7 ri Rxwd, YWA members choose Maria Salas. Gwen Gogarn, Carol Smith. Jan Eickmeyer, and Joy Ream as candidates for YWA Sweet- heart. BZ1Ckgl'0llIlfl muxim of the Xl:-xin'1llzIu!.lfs xlyle ix proviflcd by Mickey Stanmlley, Ron Cnnsler, and Ron Maupin during thc hanquel. SW66Ii16Cll'I Banquet D?l?E25?? ?'f- 2- .. Q:.f..,:-f,..q.x-534:-. :,3gi,f.- ,491 1 - qqgg ff: ,11 :':., 5 44,5-1-gf.L1,: fywfgz v f 'fm ' iw: 2'-11:9 -v '- Ai3 gNuefH 1 '- if , 1 i I' Y . Rl sn 15 f f I Y if 'IK ,qi ary 57' jf' . fi' K. 'YI '2 V,-.- A W ,L m. mu-1. Y, if xii' as J , w xiifzzgij 2 . H J ,gff ' 6 ta K K C ,N U I 1 .1 sm . f .1 ,2 Yr. f 1 V, I ff 5, I . nf. ,I rg rw '-1 . V1 I .' .6-, :ll , 0: H1 L-La 'I nl f 1. Q. Yagi' Af, '-'i 1,1-ll Cheerleaders Ralbf Crowd -1 Top lo R.: Mike Pulley, Sherri Wilfiams, Donna Edmondson, Bch Reams, Nina Ingold, Nan Baker, Joe Dillsaver, Joan Roweton, Paula Watson. , ,mf - fat X , fihfhws 'sv Q55 69 79 93 94 69 53 66 80 70 87 53 87 78 65 64 122 97 70 61 90 1 . 'E' A-at , an f- 'W Captain John Sheehy scrambles with three Evangel players for a loose ball as Harold Burton prepares to give an assisting hand Guard Tony Logan attempts to drive around OBU defender. V x Before a homecoming crowd in which t.here was standing room only, the Southwest Bap- tist College Bearcats opened their 1966-1967 cage season by hosting the Oklahoma Baptist University Bisons, the defending NAIA Na- tional Champions, only to suffer a heart- breaking 69-68 defeat to the invaders. The game, marking Mr. Jim Dudley's college coaching debut, was a well-fought and close battle throughout the game. The Bearcats held a slim 36-31 half-time margin, but OBU took the lead midway through the second half, and it was a see-saw affair the remainder of the game. Following the loss to OBU, the Bearcats cap- tured fourth place in the John Brown Tourna- ment during Thanksgiving vacation. The Bear- cats then downed Langston University 78-69 and Evangel College 71-53 to even their rec- ord at 3-3. Forward Bill Lascy gets past OBU defender for a s X clear shot at the basket. -,sf s -. , 69 Wi eg 1 tx K N ...mf Chuck Caldwell gets off a shot despite the efforts of a John Brown opponent. S WBC Cops Tourney The Bearcats captured their first tournament championship as a senior college by out- racing John Brown's Golden Eagles 100-80 in the SWBC invitational tournament. The Bearcats, revenging an earlier 11 point loss, used a devastating fast break and remarkable shooting in rolling to a 55-37 half-time mar- gm. After a lengthy Christmas vacation the Bear- cats raced on the court to win five of the next seven starts. During this stretch the Bear- cats defeated the highly regarded University of Missouri at St. Louis Rivermen, 110-78. Bill Mule Caldwell goes up for one of his twisting jump shots over the outstretched arm of St. Louis Riverman. if , s As a result of a Bearcat fast break, Ken Walker scores against John Brown. Y ft x 4 li-J f SKQ-rf' 'x f' yu a . - lfsyl U J, 1 ' l ,I 3 1' I ' f 1 s 'J 'Y . f , qf 'N I p.i. 'f 7 -gm. I my . I , 'ff' ii V 'D If SWBC Scores I3-6 Regular Record Season In what was, perhaps, the biggest game of the season for both the Bearcats and the Rock- hurst Hawks, the Bearcats found themselves on the short end of the 90-80 score. The loss practically eliminated any hopes of an NAIA- playoff berth for the Bearcats. Playing without four starters, the Bearcats, behind the outside shooting of Chet Saladin and the twisting, driving lay-ups of Ken L'Cain', Cloud, held a slim 43-41 half-time advantage. The Bearcats then saw their half- time lead slowly diminish six minutes into the second half as Rockhurst took the lead. Leading the Bearcat attack were Saladin and Cloud with 26 and 20 points, respectively. With a burst of energy, Bearcats explode onto the floor to battle Rockhurst -es, '-+L. ...s- ,,. .. V - . 7 . J. U ff. r n- f . P , . eng A .xv , rl .. ,TN ra-. v, I , ks. ug -..-. 5 Rf - ' 1 , ,f Y -.1 4 Hurdler Fred Rudd shows his form in clearing the low hurdles. .vu 'H Y Ai Larry Jameson propels across the fln14hllnv. J J ' - ,,. X v , .' 1 J c , .A 1, ,g.f.1..y-I 51.11. J ,,,,...,-H , . 9 -s J Track . . v X . , X Anticimtirw a 'food throw. 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James, Missouri Donna Casey Newcastle, Wyoming Arnold Clark Bolivar, Missouri Rob Comstock Bolivar, Missouri Fred Crawford Arriha, Colorado Jeanne Darst Butler, Missouri Kelly DeGraffenreid Bolivar, Missouri Dorothy Dickbreder Schell City, Missouri Joe Dillsaver Bolivar, Missouri Bob Dryer Fair Play, Missouri Peggy Duncan Waynesville, Missouri Sonny Duncan Bolivar, Missouri David Edge Preston, Missouri John Edie Bolivar, Missouri Claude Farris Bolivar, Missouri Richard Farmer Bolivar, Missouri Janice Foster Osceola, Missouri Leland Foster Bolivar, Missouri Janice Franklin Bolivar, Missouri Kerry Cage Bolivar, Missouri Robert Gibson St. Louis, Missouri Sue Goss Tacoma, Washington Cfffff f'f'? 5 4 ,e lfl if Nigga 'WY ,. gzsw , at Q! :Q-Q -1'-ff ,an- KI' bs .V ' ,y 1, ., fr ,Q ' JN 'VNV by ,, if -so IA 'v' v---w '- - A fi fl 1 Bellic Goulrl Nevada, Missouri Diana! Green Vrluana. Missouri Kent Hamlin Bolivar, Missouri Sandra Hannsz Norborne, Missouri Roger Hatfield Kansas City, Missouri Karen Hawkins Harrisonville, Missouri E. M. Hay Bolivar, Missouri Connie Hedrick St. Louis, Missouri David Hilderhrand Versailles, Missouri Olhal Hodson Louisburg, Missouri Twyla Holcomb Mexico, Missouri Cheryl Huff Lebanon, Missouri . tg- -, ws: 'f 'Vi' Y 'fY C! sg, hr . X I 'gy ,Q , 5. f , W .K . 'rj of i 'iv 'If .J ,ij 'X V '? ,S In practlce SCSSIOHS such as thls Raymond Burnley Rands Oxtker Charles Sexferd and Sonny Duncan re hearse ln the student center 797 -lb u,,,t 'Tis wg, :tw Pm 'UU vagal' Earl Humphreys Owrland Mxssoun Robffrt Hunt Bolivar Mlesourr Catherxn Hymcr B0llVdf Nl1sQour1 Rornld llynmr Bulxmr lllwsourx Harbin Jzslvr Hnlual lllrwouu llfurj .lester BOlX'lI' N11 ouu . l 5 xi X l -- Ya N Tlfgx' A W 0 sg r 'b 1 .s fl. N P .xx l Q 4 V l Ai . 1 ' N ' '. R - w K v ' ls ,' . 1 I a ' J' L , .tn 5' ,' 2' I 'U ' , '-1 ' - 'X H .. Z ', r V 7 -.. Y-V 1. K' ' ' . ,. . - M? 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Missouri Linda Page Nixn, Missouri Don Posten Richland, Missouri Julia Price Butler, Missouri Teddy Pringle Dadcville, Missouri Robert Reams Cassville, Missouri Ann Reynolds Stark City, Missouri Neil Reynolds Polk, Missouri Larry Rose Nevada, Missouri Chet Saladin St. James, Missouri Wiiiriie Scott Brownington, Missouri Janet Seymour Kansas City, Missouri John Sheehy Dexter, Missouri Linda Shelton St. Ann, Missouri Lawrence Shuey Bolivar, Missouri Sue Shuster Miller, Missouri Eddie Simpson Rolla, Missouri Carolyn Solomon Bolivar, Missouri John Solomon Bolivar, Missouri Steve Staffer Bolivar, Missouri lixirhara 'fucker Blooinfivld. Ion a ,F Russell Ford Bolivar, Missouri Karen Glass Kansas City, Missouri Albert Hedges Richland, Missouri Io Heuer Muncie, Indiana Janell jones Bolivar, Missouri ,loyce Keeney Salem, Missouri Russell Pipkin Bolivar, Missouri Joel Ragains Floyd's Knob's, indiana Jerry Robnett Lebanon, Missouri Linda Shepherd Tulsa, Oklahoma David Tadlock Bolivar, Missouri Gary Tolbert Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Bobbie Underwood New York, New York Kenneth Walker Bernie, Missouri John West Humansville, Missouri Sandra West Holden, Missouri Francis White Fall City, Washington Donna Wilkerson Appleton City, Missouri Billy Windes Washburn, Missouri Judy Wix Butler, Missourr Judy Wollard Bolivar, Missouri Larry Wollard Bolivar, Missouri Kae Wood Waynesville, Missouri Sandra Wood Independence, Missouri .lanis Yarbrough Bolivar, Missouri Slayden Yarbrough Bolivar, Missouri Elvin Yoast Bolivar, Missouri .XX ,, l i. ,ofvu X 'fs -as 'rar 'Db' 'sh ' 1 Sv 'Tb L., A5- if WA gk I X..,,! K 35, -v 'v., ww? .4 'JH 'Nu , 3 zz- as fx Ns 'Jw GT Yf-I my it vv' Q ,f Juniors Henry Addison Pleasant Hope, Missouri Carolyn Anderson Joplin, Missouri Charles Archer Bolivar, Missouri Kamal Ayoub Irbid, Jordan Mary Lou Baker Turney, Missouri Eddie Barber Lehanon, Missouri Jeffrey Barbour Dexter, Missouri Keith Barnhart DeSoto, Missouri .lanice Bays Salem, Missouri Sally Biermann Ferguson, Missouri Mary Louise Brown Kansas City, Missouri .lane Buffington Bolivar, Missouri ,p ff K -3 mu xml wi H-nl fl' WH Junior class officers and sponsor L. to R.: Mr, Whatley, sponsorg Richard Hilder- brand, pres., Jack Bennett, v. pres.g Kay Cairer, sec.: Butch Pearson, SA rep.g and Karen Panovitch, treas. Gary Rolmett, SA rep., is not pictured. PQ -Q, ,4, px -T' '3 ov- ,.. fx 4.-f fu-N gi 5 ...dt I v 'fb if fi Kathryn Cairer Sedulia, Missouri H. Wallace Casper Springfield. Missouri Jeanne Chaney Hunmnsville. Missouri Peggy Chastain Serlalia. Missouri Dclbcrta Clark Bolivar. Missouri Kenneth Cloud Kansas City, Kansas ,lean Coleman Drexel. Missouri Robert Collins Eudora, Kansas Nancy Curtis Urbana. Missouri H. Leo Daniel Bolivar. Missouri Dennis DePriest Granby. Missouri Carol Dismuke Yventzville. Missouri Roger Dixon St. Louis. Missouri Richard Dunham Vida. Missouri Rogrr fl. Easter Bolivar. Missouri Gladys Featherslon Paris. Missouri Sharon Foster Jann-sport. Misouri Artlnir Carwood Iii:-hlanil. Missouri Cnr-nilolyri Cogarn Arnohl. Missouri Elizalu-th Graham West York. Illinois liurliara l'liirn1un Ashland, Missouri ,lcanne llarris East Sl. Louis. Illinois Ann Hay Bolivar. Missouri Cay Helmcr Eldon, Missouri Richard Hilclerhrand Salida, Colorado David Hill Coffeyville, Kansas Beverly Hopkins St. Charles, Missouri Wayne Jackson Nevada, Missouri Bill Jones Bolivar, Missouri Mike Jones Columbia, Missouri Alan Kelso Raytown, Missouri Janet Kennedy St. Louis, Missouri Terry Knight Owensville, Missouri Charles Lacy St. James, Missouri Marilyn Lankford Florissant, Missouri Linda Long Waynesville, Missouri Sharon Long Marshall, Missouri Ann McBride Bolivar, Missouri Sherry McMurtrey West Plains, Missouri Laurie Marchant Kansas City, Missouri ,- x W ',' ,...,, 'Y' Ron Martien Mexico, Missouri Rodney Masleller Kansas City, Missouri Dalrnus Meeks Thayer, Missouri Anita Moore Hannibal, Missouri Elaine Mulkey Calumet City, Illinois .leanelle Neuhart Bolivar, Missouri .lerry Noble Bolivar, Missouri Ron Noirfalise Cabool, Missouri Linda Ogle Viburnum, Missouri Karen Panovich Slater, Missouri Ruth Payne Florence, Missouri Neal Layton Pearson Blue Springs, Missouri the desk in Beasley Hall affords minutes of pleasure to Jim Parks as he talks with Mrs. Fleemon, the house- 6 Sluirmi l,Clll7Cl'llly St. Louis. Missouri Geri Penrlleton Owensvillc. Missouri Janice Potter Grain Valley. Missouri Carol Pratt Bolivar, Missouri Patricia Price St. Louis, Missouri Michael Pulley King City, Missouri Joy Ream Sedalia, Missouri Larry Richardson Valley Park, Misouri Imitatmb a bearcat Alan Kelso urges the team on to victory during a home game, ral 4.44 -I Ky ,i.,.,,,p L f 'wr ss' W-.Mu ' I x i 'jk-' fx, X is J ,f 31 1' 1, idx With the approach of finals, Deli Skrllon and Carole Rhinchart study pers rx Z 4 la '53- '4O I 'V qv. -rf- Xl Craig Tully Culiimliizi, Mississippi ini l.iriv'llnsl1 liwlixu. xii-suurl T onal health and economics Patricia Roam Richland, Missouri Nancy Robinson Marco Island, Florida Gary Robnctl Alton, Missouri Rusty Ross Butler, Missouri Tom Smith Arnold, Missouri Donna Swetnam Adrian, Missouri Bemused, Marty Edmondson and Ron Clay outside the old student center. Wade Thompson Aldrich, Missouri Maria Tolhert Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Gary Ummel Springfield, Missouri Danny Vance Clinton, Missouri .lulie Vaughn Sedalia, Missouri Ed Welsh Aldrich, Missouri la A 'S' ,. '-v ,D 'Q Wh,- Marilyn Wheeler Bolivar, Missouri Dennis Wood Eldon, Missouri Dennis Woolbrl ht Rockford Illlll?l0lS 96 Ina Beck Richlzmcl, Missouri Charles Brown Lebanon, Missouri Betty Higgins Stockton, Missouri Janine Hudson Cainsville, Missouri Linda McMullin Pineville, Missouri Kay Moran Bolivar, Missouri Lynn Reynolds Stark City, Missouri .lane Ann Shewmaker Grandview, Missouri ,lack Tuckness Springfield, Missouri Wlike Pulley, a junior, becomes en rossed as the Bearcats struggle for precious points Sophomore officers and sponsor L. to R.: Eric M Ford, SA rep., Billie Jo Goodman, SA rep., Pa sec.g and Dr. Horn, sponsor. Jerry Abernathy Maplewood, Missouri .loyce Allen Licking, Missouri Kenneth Allen Dexter, Missouri Sharon Asher Ballwin, Missouri Ellen Atkins Humansville, Missouri Wilma Atkins Lebanon, Missouri Kenneth Atwell Springfield, Missouri Laura Bandy Nixa, Missouri Robert Barker Mt. Vernon, Missouri Carol Beyer Cole Camp, Missouri Laura Bittle Independence, Missouri Carol Boudreau Wellsville, Missouri Larry Bough Stockton, Missouri William Bowers Kidder, Missouri William Boynton Streator, Illinois Robert Brendlinger Cassville, Missouri Carol Breashears Wheatland, Missouri Steven Breshears Wheatland, Missouri David Buckingham Pleasant Hill, Missouri Wayne Burch Lebanon, Missouri ..-5 P 1-.-.X -.. -5. LG, ,.4g. , f +0 Nix ww.- 4-fx 4'-v 'Z f-v Cary liyliec Wheatland, Missouri Linda Cahow Florissant. Missouri Williain Caldwell Birniingliam, Alahaina Ronald Cansler Bolivar, Missouri ,lon Caudle Portland, Missouri Charles Chamhers Marshall, Missouri Lawrence Chatman Poplar Bluff, Missouri Paula Chlanda St. Louis, Missouri Ronald Clay St. Louis, Missouri Carl Cleland Kansas City, Missouri Linda Comstock Bolivar, Missouri Leanne Connell Poplar Bluff, Missouri Dorothy Cook Tarkio, Missouri Sandra Corn Oak Grove, Missouri Charlotte Cox Joplin, Missouri Faye Crum Richmond. Missouri Russell Dark Dexter, Missouri Janet Davidson Rolla, Missouri Janet Davis Walnut Ridge, Arkansa Mary Lou Davis Florissant, Missouri Jim Davolt Bolivar, Missouri Mont Deskins Trenton, Missouri Laura Dill Flkland, Missouri Lallue Doggett Macon. Missouri Paulette Dornan Svhell City. Missouri Gloria Doyle Fenton. Nlissouii lltirlvara Dunn Kzuiszts City. NliiSUlIll Lui Dye Wvayiwsvillfx Missrrull Virginia lfrlwarcls Aslilaml. Missouri Alive Ervin l.inroln. xllhllllll Patricia Evans Elijah, Missouri Duane Farmer Marshall. Missouri Robert Flint Pleasant Hill, Missouri Barbara Ford Bolivar. Missouri Curtiss Ford Eugene, Missouri .lannett Foster Florissant, Missouri Linda Foster Columbia, Missouri Sharon Fristoe Kansas City, Missouri Paulette Fukuhara Kekaha, Kauai, Hawaii Paulene Fukuhara Kekaha, Kauai, Hawaii Nancy Goodin Springfield, Missouri Billie Jo Goodman Cameron, M.issouri Jerry Goodman- Marionville, Missouri Joseph Gopo Wedza, Rhodesia Marilyn Green N. Kansas City, Missouri Carol Groff Belle, Missouri Bette Hall Bolivar, Missouri Dave Hall Baytown, Missouri Sharon Hamilton Mill Grove, Missouri Patricia Hammond Weaubleau, Missouri .loan Harber Florissant, Missouri Glenda Hawkins Buffalo, Missouri Linda Henson Unionville, Missouri John Ollie Hickman Osceola, Missouri Marilyn Hilton Kansas City, Missouri Jeanne Hinkson Shawnee, Kansas Beverly Hobbs Fair Play, Missouri Sandra Hodge St. James, Missouri Donald Howren Eldon, Missouri Judith Hudspeth Imperial, Missouri cr ai long flay of vlnsse-s. ima Ilyv. ai Siu-lclffn llifffl oplioniorfz enters ln-r r-,mn in lmslic llull. Cheryl Huerner Chamois. Missouri .lolin Hutcheson Bolivar, Missouri Terence Hyde Springfield, Missouri Carolyn Jackson Stoutland, Missouri Marilyn Jackson Lebanon, Missouri Larry jameson Clio, Michigan Barry Jarrett Barnert, Missouri Ellen .lohns Ozark, Missouri Sharon Kissinger Bolivar, Missouri Kenneth Kitchen Bourbon, Missouri Danny Kulilrnan liogarcl. Missouri 'loin l.:.u-'pple Slirlrlon. Missouri Q JS. 5 Paula Watson assume Robert LaFever Chillicothe, Missouri Ann Lakey Mansfield, Missouri Bill LaMar Reeds Springs, Missouri Bill Lanning Kansas City, Missouri Linda Layher Rockville, Missouri Anna Ledbetter Halfway, Missouri Bill Leek Decatur, Illinois Sally Leffert St. Joseph, Missouri Marcia Lemburg Bolivar, Missouri Clara Lewis Vinita, Oklahoma Maxi Losey Middleburg, Ohio Thomas McCarroll Anderson, Indiana James McCurley Whitehall, Illinois Dana McDermott Bolivar, Missouri Marcia McDowell Salida, Colorado s a shocked expression J N in the ironlnb room ig N. at Leslie Hall. ,-A ez:- -.-.,,. -.r -5 ts? 'Q' Isl 1-5 4-ur -l 'H 'N Tl -vs -3 1 'cb Ji qv Rolwrt RlL'FBTiilt1fl St, l.ouis, Missouri Patrick McMurry St. Louis, Missouri Robert McNeely Kansas City, Missouri Rosalie Maclclux Buffalo, Missouri Vvilliam Malone Ash Crow. Missouri Roger Marshall Elrlon. Missouri Rollo Masonhrink Bellflower, Illinois ,lo Ann Masters Richmond, Missouri John Mathews Houston, Missouri Marilyn Michael Crestwood, Missouri Joyce Milburn Kansas City, Missouri Pamela Miller Kansas City, Missouri Glenda Milum Kansas City, Missouri Sandra Mitchell Bolivar, Missouri Tim Mojonnier Flora, Illinois Linda Mooneyham Billings, Missouri Eric Moore Adrian, Missouri Harry Moore Green Ridge, Missouri Cary Morgan Jennings, Missouri Carolyn Morris Kansas City, Kansas Audrey Mueller St. Louis, Missouri Ruth Murrell Potosi, Missouri Sara Nagle Raytown. Missouri Kathryn Nattier Patoka. Illinois Alliert Neiger Columbia, Missouri Janet Oestzli Wicaulwleziu, Missouri Yxonne Overstreet Pierre City, Missouri Denton ljnrsons Sheltlon. Missouri Janice Perry Rogersrille, Missouri Joe l'ici'z'e Loncclell. Missouri r I I L I I I I I I I I I I I Enjoying a jaunt across town are Sally Leffert, Cheryl Huerner, and Alice Ervin. Danny Pitts Humansville, Missouri Clarence Prudhoe Windsor, Missouri LaWanna Rector Kansas City, Missouri Fx Dale Reed St. Clair, Missouri Arnold Resz Kansas City, Missouri Carole Rhinehart St. Louis, Missouri Gene Rice Aldrich, Missouri Phyllis Rice Jefferson City, Missouri Marilyn Roach Pierce City, Missouri loan Roweton Bolivar, Missouri Fred Rudd Eolia, Missouri James Rueter Marshfield, Missouri '91 Q.: Qi- xi.. L.: 1 I -f 1'7' .dx PF' iii! 3 -Q ,., Us Z x fn , In W '37 99 ,fix if-ik. .S F 1,,.X 1 .-5 -4' Ni.11'iz1 Srlilli 5.111 ,lima iii,-1.1 Him Xi:11ia111111- 511s-rw-11 l'n1'4ih1111i, H1--111111 Ruth S1-hlniilli H1111i11gtu11. Kli-siiuri D011 Scott Kuhn. M1ssour1 joseph Slivpunl llc Sum. Missouri D111i4i Shi-ppz11'1l Rolla. Missouri fl11ruly11 Shot! lilhvl. Missouri lfhiimr Singrlctoli l.ol1z111or1. Missouri L111cl.1 Sisro Slllillflfilfiti. Klissmiri lJ1lm1.1l1 hkellon Yc1vlo11ia. Missouri 'l'h11111z1s Sliffe Archie, Missouri janet Smashey Sl. Louis. Missouri Carol Sue Smith loplm Bluff. M1sso11r1 Gil! Smith Slc. Geneuexe. Missoun 111111 S111 1 If 1 f ill Sl. Louis, Missouri linlliwin Smith lloliiflr. xiisS0llIi ,lzinn-s Springer liislvpi-v1cl1'r1i'e. Missouri Iiilllill SICVUUFOH l.iln,-rty, Missouri jerry Slogsflill Anarlarko, Oklahoma Beverly Swan Vanrialia, Missouri Terry Taylor Kansas City, Missouri Jerry Taylor Crescent, Missouri Mary Teague Clinton. Missouri Sherry Terry Lebanon, Missouri Bart Tiuhenor Marslxall. Missouri Suzanne Toppins Florissant, Missouri LeRoy 'Tucker Waynesville, Missouri Rita Van Hooser Lebanon, Missouri Cheryl Walkenhorst Lee's Summit, Missouri Barry Wallace Sedalia, Missouri Paula Watson Cassville, Missouri Joseph Welshhon Dunnegan, Missouri Larry Werries Jacksonville, Illinois Gary West Briclgeton, Missouri William Wheeler Waynesville, Missouri Deanna Williams Lebanon, Missouri Jeannine Williams Parma, Ohio Rebecca Williams Hughesville, Missouri Sherri Williams Tulsa, Oklahoma Mike Wyckoff Lee's Summit, Missouri Connie York Crocker, Missouri Linda York Bolivar. Missouri Wayne York Lebanon, Missouri Judy Young Jasper. Missouri Mary Young Oronogo. Missouri S fi ,arm ,, vf ?? Fe ,Q bv V w '9 S .uv Fr il 01.52 ,,f i,.,. V, HV, Xlti, .li ,- XI-1 ii ,ii H- wif-lcria conversation. , U . .. X ,- -, Linfld .Xvlmixiii Rmgkfor1l.lllirmis Ron Allcn Quincy. lllinois Dixie Bartley Rich IIiII, Missouri Paul Bartley Rich Hill, Missouri Bernarcl lluvkworlh Park Forest, illinois Bob Edwards Climax Springs, Missouri Robert Fogler Atchison, Kansas Gretchen llamlin Bolivar, Missouri Joy Herman Willow Springs, Missouri Nina Ingold Kansas City, Missouri Paul Jones Bolivar. Missouri Marianna Kaiser Z Steele. Missouri ,i Carolyn Klimpel St. Louis, Missouri Connie Milton House Springs, Missouri Faye Parmley , Union, Missouri John Pryer QA Highlandville, Missouri 11 , 'V Stanley Shepard Nevada, Missouri .9 A8 We did it again! Wayne Sparks seems to yell as Beasley wins the spirit stick for the seventh time. Freshman class officers and sponsor L. to R.: Cynihia McCallister, treas.g Brenda Davidson, SA rep Ken Frantz, v. pres.g Sharon Neiger, sec.g Steve Nelson, pres.g and Dr. Horner, sponsor. Boyd More rod, SA rep., is not pictured. Freshmen Beth Acker Weaubleau, Missouri Jay Acock Independence, Missouri Jerry Acuff Morrisville, Missouri Brenda Adams Harlville, Missouri Collen Adams Arnold, Missouri Leah Adams Bolivar, Missouri Sam Allen Godfrey, Illinois Linda Armstrong Lebanon, Missouri Glenn Aslxofl Granite City. Illinoi- Carol linker llwcrizl. Nlis-will -4- k 2 'N .av Qdfv? rw- i 1 -vt' F 1.4 as ,ff s Cliff Buchliolz Bolivar, Missouri Arlindn Bunch Eldon, Missouri Randall Bunch Bushnell, Florida Bill Burd Richland, Missouri Wayne Burkett Chamois, Missouri William Burkey Webster Groves, Mo, Cynthia Burris Eldon, Missouri Vicki Burton Richland, Missouri Jim Bybee Independence, Mo. Patsy Cansler Bolivar, Missouri Rodger Carlstrom Hermitage, Missouri Mary Carpenter Mendon, Missouri Linrla Cartwright Arnold, Missouri Nanny Cassity Springfield. Missouri janet Casteel Independence, Mo. lunmr- Liithey Wtniululvau, Missouri Flow fiatlwy Vwlnmlsizi. Missouri Slim in l.ln,vslann Xiiii iwni ills, Mo. A. R. Clmstcen Collins. Missouri Anna Cliatinan Poplar Bluff. Missouri Fred Cherry Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Nancy Chuplin Buckner, Missouri Carol Chronister Alton. Missouri Janie Chronister Alton, Missouri Cyntliia Claiborne Brookfield, Missouri Pat Clark Bolivar, Missouri Jerry Clark Bolivar, Missouri Mary Ellen Clashy Bolivar, Missouri Linda Sue Cliatt Norhorne, Missouri Lana Sue Connell Poplar Bluff, Missouri Linda Cathryn Conrad Aurora, Missouri Sheryl Cook Duarte, California Will Cook Blue Springs, Missouri Marilyn Cooper Lee's Summit, Missouri Connie Corbin Eagle Rock, Missouri Claire Cox Spokane, Missouri Nancy Cox Galena, Missouri Roy Michael Cox Edgar Springs, Missouri William Cox Eldon, Missouri Robert J. Crenshaw St. John, Missouri J ack Crowell Osage Beach, Missouri Darlene Crowhurst Belen, New Mexico Connie Cundiff Whiteman A.F.B., Missouri Liz Cunningham Marshall, Missouri Betty Cumutt Ava, Missouri Penny Curtis Vida, Missouri Constance Dade Drexel, Missouri Brenda Davidson Seneca, Missouri H2 ,sg f uv -10 '-'Y 1 f ag 'Qi +- .,-.X 'T' 1-9 ns fi 1'-'P' ,fr x, .V ,qv '41 Ll liek 5 'X r-in Ethel Dax is Hermitage, Missouri Harriett Davis Smithville, Missouri .lanice Davis Raytown, Missouri Ronald DeWeese Licking, Missouri Linda Dinkela Owensville, Missouri Marsha Dirck Independence, Missouri Wayne Dismuke Wentzville, Missouri Kenny Dobson Stoutland, Missouri Carol Dockery Arnold, Missouri Johna Jane Doing Phillipsburg, Missouri Kenneth Duncan Potosi, Missouri Mary Lou Duncan Brighton, Illinois Gary Dunham Adrian, Missouri Robert Dunning Clinton, Missouri Randy Dye Crocker, Missouri Roger Eads Cuba, Missouri Patti Eddington Columbia, Missouri Donna Edmondson Cassville, Missouri Jo Anne Edmondson Gerald, Missouri Marty Edmondson Cassville, Missouri Bobby Ensor Springfield, Missouri Deanna Esther Bolivar, Missouri Farris Evans Bolivar, Missouri John Evans Blue Springs, Missouri Terry Evans Stoutland, Missouri Phyllis Fabian E. St. Louis, Illinois Don Fahrni Russellville, Missouri Edward Farris Eudora, Kansas Linda Ferguson Lee's Summit, Missouri Michael Ferro Clinton, Missouri l.inda Flowers Arnold. Missouri l'-filllkit' Floyd Flemington. Nlissouri Marilyn Foley Marceline, Missouri David Ford Eugene, Missouri Frances Foster Bolivar, Missouri Terry Frank Raytown, Missouri Ken Frantz Cedar Rapids, Iowa Chester Freeborn St. Joseph, Missouri David French Clio, Michigan Steve Fulkerson Kirhyville, Missouri Susie Gallivan Bolivar, Missouri Paul Geisler Imperial, Missouri Sandra Geisler Arnold, Missouri Janice Gerard Branson, Missouri Gail Germann Norbome, Missouri Dawn Gibson Berryville, Arkansas Marilyn Gideon Stoutland, Missouri John Goad House Springs, Missouri Linda Gothard Fair Play, Missouri Leroy Gott Springfield, Missouri Terry Gow Eldorado Springs, Missouri Terry Graham Eugene, Missouri Mike Gray Pleasant Hill, Missouri Carolyn Greene Marshfield, Massachusetts Charlotte Griffith Waynesville, Missouri Cheryl Grogan Greenwood, Missouri .lack Wesley Guthrie Stanberry, Missouri Roger Hagan Neosho, Missouri Roger Hall Everton, Missouri Darlene Hamilton Marshfield, Missouri I4 NHEZJ Reus- Ar Shar Ea Dori B Larr, Oi Sn Delb Po- Myrr G Marg W Lind Nl Pam Gr l Ir-I.: llznnillon A klltlllll1E'l'fIlH', New Xlexivo Ji-lun Ililltlldll lfnglenonml. Colorucln llnnzilcl Ilurr lfusl Peoria. Illinois Greg Ilnrrell llxtrtlesville, Oklzllmnm Nancy Harris East St. Louis. Illinois Reita May Hurryman Anrlerson, Missouri Sharon Hawkins East St. Louisg Illinois Doris Hejna Bolivar, Missouri Larry Hendrickson Owensville, Missouri Snider Hendrickson Butler, Missouri Delbert Henry Potosi, Missouri Myrna Hensley Grant City, Missouri Marsha Herrell Walker, Missouri Linda Herring Norlworne, Missouri Pam Herring Granite City, Illinois uf., -nv 'fi 3 1 -GN '7 fl T' wa Gazing into the distance, Dave Spencer contemplates . . qu, ev, 4J, 1 -nu 5 aft! Jimmie llilvliard 't n, ar C'ty. Nlis. o l.nrry lli 'htower l,cl1anon. Nliiouri Barry Hill Coffey ville, Missouri Carole Holmes Springfield, Missouri Shirley Hontz Santa Ana, California Michael Hood Goodson. Missouri Linda Hopper Poplar Bluff, Missouri Ted Horsman Appleton City, Missouri Bill Houk Brownington, Missouri Martha Houghton Gallatin, Missouri Carla Houston Stoutland, Missouri Rosanne Houston Van Buren, Missouri Gary W. Housewirth Oregon, Missouri Jeri Howard Kansas City, Missouri Jerry Howard Keytesville, Missouri Wanda Howenon Joplin, Missouri Betty Hudson Tina, Missouri Janis Hudson Cainsville, Missouri Barbara Jennings St. Clair, Missouri Bill .lester Bolivar, Missouri ,lacquie Jeter Poplar Bluff, Missouri Linda .lines Springfield, Missouri Gary .lobe Russellville, Missouri Etta .lohnson Clinton, Missouri Lorraine Johnson Lee's Summit, Missouri Sharon Johnson Bridgeton, Missouri Glen Jones Bolivar, Missouri Phil Jones Shavmee Mission, Kansas Wayne Jones Pittsburg, Kansas Darryl O. Jumper Chesterfield, Missouri . 4 fl nil Yu' at '35 'T' an -A , hr 7' 4' '-7 V.: r,-., I '11 QQ 'Ji HK 40 f, 45. Kelva Jumper Chesterfield, Missouri Ron Kappelman California, Missouri Monica Keathley Poplar Bluff, Missouri Linda Keller Bates City, Missouri Jack Kelly Mexico, Missouri Don Kilburn Windsor, Missouri Linda Kirkman Licking, Missouri Tom Knapp O,Fallon, Missouri Beverly Koehler Roach, Missouri Stanley Koehler Lebanon, Missouri Stephen E. Kulmus Kansas City, Missouri Cheryl LaMar Reeds Spring, Missouri Grandin Lane Brownington, Missouri Margret Lane Blythedale, Missouri James Latta St. Louis, Missouri Darrell Langley Ferguson, Missouri Vicky Leah Pacific, Missouri Karen Leek O,Fallon, Missouri Richard W. Le Jeune Halfway, Missouri Lana Lepp Schell City, Missouri Becky Leuthen Joplin, Missouri .lanet Lewis St. Joseph, Missouri Melvin Lewis Ashland, Missouri Patti Lewis Berkeley, Missouri Sandra Linville llickman A.F.B., Hawaii Greg Lober Glaclstone, Missouri Jo Ann Lombardi Fair Play, Missouri Phyllis Lynam Marslilieltl, Missouri Gil Mcliurney Aunsterclarn, Missouri Cynthia McCallister Seneca, Missouri Delores xllfllilliililllll . A 's. . .SULIII 'ennclh , wif '- v2 .fry Nl 'Cr .' ey fy. .. Mix. o Sl l nn 'ill s lx NI lun Wrflvlw Lily. Missouri ' lk L1 L oak NIYFI as ull 'Zi ' fb .ludy Mr-IJ-nu-II Galveston. 'llexzls ,lojean h'lC'Fill'iilIlCi Florissant, Missouri John McGinnis Bolivar. Missouri Vvayne MrKenzie Mexico, Missouri Mike McKinney Schell City. Missouri Paul McKinney Morrisville, Missouri Ed Maness St. Louis, Missouri Helen Manlonya Clinton, Missouri Rusty Marshall Independence, Missouri Anna Martin Bolivar, Missouri Arlene Martin Kansas City, Missouri Ron Maupin Independence, Missouri .lim Means Aurora, Missouri Sue Merrell 0'Fallon, Illinois Zada Meyer Boonville, Missouri x v '7' 5 Bonnie Miller Windsor, Missouri Larry Miller DeSoto, Missouri h r .H 1 A - Q- Liesrger, '- vii -.I-X: jx 4, X , .m . ' H fri. R . , . - Back to back, Charlotte Griffith and Erie Moore relax in the autumn day. 41 l 'N x . Bobby Mitchem Humansville. Missouri Sharlet Monroe Brixey, Missouri Marcia Moore Lebanon, Missouri .loan Moran Bolivar, Missouri Boyd Morerod Schell City, Missouri Charlotte Morrison Kansas City, Missouri Angela Morrow Fulton, Missouri Lee Mosby Kansas City, Missouri Roberta Munoz Buffalo, Missouri John Murphy Kansas City, Missouri Paul Nealis St. Louis, Missouri Jerry Needham Bolivar, Misouri Sharon Neiger Columbia, Missouri Tony Newcomb Bolivar, Missouri Martha Nickle Purdy, Missouri Pamela Noot Bolivar, Missouri Barbara Oitker Quincy, Illinois Patricia Owsley Fairview, Missouri Glenda Palmer Hartville, Missouri Dean Parks Eldorado Springs, Missouri Joyce Parrett Cherryville, Missouri Mary Anne Perks St. Joseph, Missouri Pam Pettit Ava, Missouri Dale Phillips Clinton, Missouri Charles Pincler lnrlependencc, Missouri James Pine Lebanon, Missouri Mike Platner Indianapolis. Indiana jim Pokorny Mountain Crm e, Missouri Larry Polly Eldon, Missouri David Porter Caruthfrrsvillo-. Missouri Sharon Porter Raytown, Missouri Susan Porlerficld Florissant. Missouri Gwen Potter St. Louis. Missouri Glenclyl Powell Tuwanrla, Kansas Linda Proctor Russelville, Missouri Marvin Proctor Russelville, Missouri Mark Rains Windsor, Missouri Daniel D. Rathbun Great Bend, Kansas Paula Rauschelbach Aurora, Missouri Terry O. Reed St. Clair, Missouri Janice Renshaw Ash Grove, Missouri Dianna Reuis Walnut Grove, Missouri Kenna Lou Rice Bolivar, Missouri Dee Ann Riley Waynesville, Missouri Connie Robinette Oak Grove, Missouri Carol Robinson Halfway, Missouri Linda Robnett Alton, Missouri Jim Rowan Liberty, Missouri Beverly Sage Kansas City, Missouri Glen Sage Adrian, Missouri Wendell Sapp Bluffs, Illinois David Schawo Polo, Missouri Terry Schneider Asbury, Missouri Bill Scott Quincy, Missouri Nancy Scott Mayview, Missouri .lack Robert Scrivener Nixa, Missouri Henry Sears Nassau, Bahamas Margaret Sebring Humansville, Missouri Lois Selvy Jasper, Missouri Nancy Sharp Anderson, Missouri Q , ,K 11, 1 '+R' N., JH 1 l has ...V -Q 7 Ili .1-o 'T '7' Cheryl Shelton Springfield, Missouri Linda Shelton St. Ann, Missouri Janice Short Halfway, Missouri .lohn Short Dadeville, Missouri Duane Silver Windsor, Missouri Cheri Simpson Willow Springs, Missouri Vickey Singer Clinton, Missouri Dennis Smith Anna, Illinois Diann Smith Maplewood, Missouri Karen Smith Urich, Missouri Russ Smith Fenton, Missouri Sidney Smith Miller, Missouri Eletha Snodgrass Vienna, Missouri .lanie Songer Wichita, Kansas Bev Sparks Fenton, Missouri .lohn Sparks Livonia, Missouri Carl E. Spaulding Versailles, Missouri Dave Spencer Kansas City, Missouri Veva Spencer Bolivar, Missouri Judith Spiclle Breckenridge, Missouri Dave Staats Colorado Springs, Colorado Stephen Staffer Bolivar, Missouri Steve Stafford Kansas City, Missouri John C. Stanford Belleville, Illinois Ted Stephens Tulsa, Oklahoma .lanie Stephenson Willow Springs, Missouri Bonnie Stewart University City, Missouri Pam Stottlemyre Bolivar, Missouri Sharon Surby Elk Creek, Missouri Barry Sutton Hazelwood, Missouri I2l Marty Edmondson, a frmhman is attentive to a companion in the dining hall. Cary Taylor Bethany, Missouri Phyllis Terry Vienna, Missouri ,Barbara Thomas Marshall, Missouri Johnnie Thomas Stockton, Missouri Mike Thorne Tulsa, Oklahoma Sandy Triplett Berkeley, Missouri Sandra Trucks Hayti, Missouri Nancy Tuck Morrisville, Missouri Diana Tummons Buffalo, New York Mary Unger Elk Creek, Missouri Leonard Vahle Humansville, Missour Brenda Vance Clinton, Missouri Richard Vaughn Raytown, Missouri Randall Vernon Eldon, Missouri Mary Vogt Edwanlsville, Kansas Belly Yvacle Union. Missouri Les Yvainrighl lnrlepenclencc. Missouri Kris W'alkenhnrst' l.ee's Sunnnil, Missouri Karen Walker Kansas City, Missouri Velma Wallen Fair Play, Missouii Frances Walters Oroville, California Harriet Wasson Nixa, Missouri jesse Watson St. Louis, Missouri Dixie Wayland Forsyth, Missouri Janet Weber Ferguson, Missouri Elbert White Bolivar, Missouri Bruce Whitney Rock Hill, Missouri .lohn Wier Hale, Missouri Jerry Williams Joplin, Missouri Keith Williams vm., - 4 .uhm '41 C, -:S '19 House Springs, Missouri ,q '7 MII all 'IA Terry Williams Joplin, Missouri Larry Wilson Wheatland, Missouri Bonnie Winfrey Sibley, Missouri Karen Wix Butler, Missouri E. R. Wojlkiewicz Wichita, Kansas Perry Wolfe Linn, Missouri ,lerry Wood Bolivar. Missouri Donna Wooclmansee Kansas City. Missouri Dale Yvyant Lebanon. Missouri Linrla Yeager Rockville. Missouri John Arlmire Cross Timbers, Missouri I f n 4. Elaine Allcorn Mountain Grove, Missouri vi f 1 ,, Q -f- Jimmie Burge Poplar Bluff, Missouri Judie Cooper Harrison, Arkansas l J' in Kent Davis Ozark, Arkansas Ronnie Ervin ' Harrison, Arkansas -4- Gloria Hayden --1 T Buffalo, Missouri Diana Yoasl Bolivar, Missouri Time to stand around and think-a pleasant change in schedule for James Baker and Ken Frantz. 1 ww ami? l 4 4 1 Oi Discussing scores and plays, freshman boys relax during half-time. U., . Muna., . n 1 .a K xiii 'Gig va, Q one ,uf '3-K's 53 N7 qua, 'iv fi - l 1 IDR 77 Karen Wix gazes at the scoreboard as time narrows to the final buzzer. Clifford Hickman Princeton. Missouri Teri llurt Sl. Louis, Missouri Melvin Kessler Raytown. Nlissouri Kathy Losh St. Louis, Missouri Ronnie Lowry Sedalia, Missouri Doris Perkins St. Louis. 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V- ' , 'ty - ,, lv- 9' , -. vc Fifi-t.A' '52 -'H 4-ffi, ' 7' F1 H x if Dye, Chester 113 Eads, John 113 Easter, Roger 91 Eddington, Patti 113 Edge, David 36, 81 Edie, John 81 Edmondson, Donna 4, 67, 113 Edmondson, JoAnne 113 Edmonson, Marty 96, 113 122 Edwards, Bob 107 Edwards, Virginia 99 Eickmeyer, Janet 33, 63 Ensor, Bobby 113 Ervin, Alice, 42, 58, 99, 104 Ervin, Ronnie 124 Esther, Deanna 113 Evans, Farris -113 Evans, John 113 Evans, Patsy 2, 100 Evans, Terry 113 Fabian, Phyllis 113 Fahmi, Don 113 Farmer, Duane 33, 100 Farmer, John 81 Farris, Claude 81 Farris, Edward 37, 113 Featherston, Gladys 91 Ferguson, Linda 113 Ferro, Michael 113 Flint, Robert 100 Flint, Karen 34, 35 Flowers, Linda 114 Floyd, Frankie 114 Fogler, Robert 107 Ford, Barbara 100 Ford, Curtiss 98 Ford, David 114 Ford, Russell 88 Fortner, Dewey 2 Foster, Janice 80 Foster, Jannett 100 Foster, Leland 80 Foster, Lena 114 Foster, Linda 100 Foster, Sharon 91 Fowler, Mary 78 Frank, Charles 114 Hamion, Barbara 92 Franklin, Janice 81 Frantz, Ken 40, 109, 114, 124 Freebom, Chester 114 French, David 114 Fristoe, Sharon 100 Fukuhara, Paulette 100 Fukuhara, Paulene 100 Fulkerson, Steve 114 Gage, Kerry 81 Gallivan, Susie 41, 114 Garwood, Arthur 40, 91 Geisler, Paul 114 Geisler, Sandra 114 Gerard, Janice 114 Germann, Sylvia 118 Gibson, Dawn 114 Gibson, Robert 81 Gideon, Marilyn 114 Gilmore, Calvin 55 Glass, Karen 78, 88 Goad, John 40, 114 Gogam, Gwendolyn 31, 33, 38, 63, 91 Goodin, Nancy 100 Goodman, Billie 74, 98, 100 Goodman, Jerry 100 Gopo, Joseph 47, 100 Gosnell, Carol 74 Goss, Mellie 81 Gothard, Linda 114 Gott, Leroy 114 Gould, Bettie 82 Gow, Terry 114 Graham, Elizabeth 91 Graham, Terry 114 Gravely, Bill 41 Gray, Helen 41 Gray, Michael 114 Green, Diana 82 Green, Marilyn 100 Greene, Carolyn 114 Griffith, Charlotte 114, 118 Groff, Carol 100 Grogan, Cheryl 114 Guthrie, Jack 114 Hagan, Roger 108, 114 Hall, Bet-te 33, 34, 35, 39, 100, 126 Hall, Dave 100 Hall, Roger 114 Hamilton, Darlene 114 Hamilton, Uleta 115, 126 Hamilton, Sharon 100 Hamlin, Gretchen 107 Hamlin, Kent 82 Hammond, Patricia 100 Hannah, John 41, 115 Hannsz, Sandra 82 Harber, Joan 100 Harr, Donald 115 Harrell, Greg 115 Harris, Jeanne 92 Harris, Nancy 115 Harrison, Jim 41 Harryman, Retta 115 Hatfield, Roger 82 Hawkins, David 41 Hawkins, Glenda 100 Hawkins, Karen 43, 82 Hawkins, Sharon 115 Hay, Ann 92 Hay, E. M. 82 Head, Sandra 53 Hedges, Albert 88 Hedrick, Connie 82 Hejna, Doris 115 Helmer, Gaylia 40, 55, 92 Helsley, Calvin 34, 35, 41 Hendrickson, Larry 115 Hendrickson, Snider 41, 77, 115 Henry, Delbert 115 Hensley, Myrna 115 Henson, Linda 100 Herman, Joy 107 Herrell, Marsha 115 Herring, Linda 115 Herring, Pam 115 Heuer, Jo 44, 60, 61, 78, 89 Hibbard, Jimmie 41, 116 Hickman, Clifford 40, 125 Hickman, John 100 Higgins, Betty 2, 32, 41, 55 Hightower, Larry 116 Hilderbrand, David 32, 53, 55,82 Hilderbrand, Richard 90, 92 Hill, Barry 40, 116 Hill, David 42, 92 Hilton, Carolyn 36, 40 Hilton, Marilyn 100 Hinkson, Jeanne 100 Hobbs, Beverly 100 Hodge, Sandra 100 Hodson, Othal 82 Holcomb, Kenneth 43 Holcomb, Twyla 38, 82 Holmes, Carole 116 Hontz, Shirley 116 Hood, Michael 116 Hopkins, Beverly 92 Hofper, Linda 116 Horsman, Ted 116 Houghton, Martha 116 Houk, Bill 116 Housewirth, Gary 116 Hudson, Janine 97 Hudson, Janis 116 Hudspeth, Judith 100 Huerner, Cheryl 101, 104 Huff, Cheryl 82 Humphreys, Earl 83 Hunt, Robert 83 Hurt, Ted 125 Hutcheson, John 101 Hyde, Terence 37, 41, 101 Hymer, Kathryn 83 Hymer, Ronald 83 Ingold, Nina 67, 107 Jackson, Carolyn 101 Jackson, Marilyn 101, 125 Jackson, Wayne 92 Jameson, Larry 73, 101 Jarrett, Barry 49, 50, 101 Jennings, Barbara 116 Jester, Barbara 83 Jester, Harry 83 Jester, Bill 34, 46, 116 Jeter, Jacquelyn 116 Jines, Linda 116 Jobe, Gary 116 Johns, Ellen 101 Johnson, Etta 116 Johnson, Lorraine 42, 116 Johnson, Sharon 116 Jones, Conway 50 Jones, Glen 84, 116 Jones, Janell 89 Jones, Michael 92 Jones, Paul 41, 98, 108 Jones, Phil 34, 35, 116 Jones, Wayne 116 Jones, William 92 Jumper, Darryl 116 Jumper, Kelva 117 Kaiser, Marianna 108 Kanno, Rosemary 85 Kappelman, Ronald 117 Keathley, Monica 40, 74, 117 Keeney, Joyce 53, 89 Keller, Linda 117 Kelley, Jack 117 Kelso, Alan 34, 92, 94 Kennedy, Janet 92 Kessler, Melvin 37, 42, 125 Keuhn, R. W. 38 Houston, Carla 116 Houston, Rosanne 116 Howard, Jeri 116 Howard, Jerry 116 Howerton, Wanda 42, 116 Howren, Don 41, 100 Hudson, Betty 116 Kilburn, Don 117 Kirkman, Linda 117 Kissinger, Sharon 51, 101 Kitchen, Kenneth 101 Klimpel, Carolyn 108 Knapp, Thomas 117 Knight, Terry 92 Knox, Jeanne 85 Koehler, Beverly 77, 117 Koehler, John 4 Koehler, Stanley 117 Kuhlman, Danny 101 Kulmus, Steve 39, 46, 117, 126 Lacy, Charles 4-0, 92 Laepple, Tommy 5, 36, 51, 55, 101 LaFever, Robert 102 Lakey, Barbara 102 LaMar, Billy 37, 55, 102 LaMar, Cheryl 117 Lane, G. 117 Lane, Margaret 117 Langley, Darrell 117 Lankford, Marilyn 74, 92 Lanning, Bill 102 Lanning, Carmen 85 Lasev, Bill 69, 71, 85 Laswell, Mearl 22, 84 Latta, James 117 Layher, Linda 102 Leah, Vicky 41, 117 Ledbetter, Anna 102 Leek, Billy 102 Leek, Karen 117 Leffert, Sally 102, 104- LeJeune, Richard 117 Lemburg, Marcia 102 Lepp, Lana 117 Leuthen, Becky 4-1, 117 Lewis, Clara 102 Lewis, Janet 117 Lewis, Melvin 117 Lewis, Patti 117 Lingle, Melda 85 Linville, Sandra 117 Little, Mary 41 Lober, Greg 117 Logan, Tony 69, 71 Lombardi, JoAnn 117 Long, Linda 92 Long, Sharon 92 Losey, Max 102 Losh, Kathy 125 Lowry, Ronnie 42, 125 Lynam, Phyllis 117 McBride, Ann 92 McBurney, Don 3, 31, 33, 84, 85 McBurney, Gil 41, 117 Mccallister, Cynthia 109, 117 McCarroll, Thomas 102 McClanahan, Delores 41, 118 McClure, Kenneth 41, 118 McCroskey, Larry 118 McCurley, James 102 McDermott, Dana 102 McDowell, Donna 85 McDowell, Gary 85 McDowell, Judy 118 McDowell, Marcia 42, 102 Mcliarland, JoJean 118 McFarland, Robert 103 McGinnis, John 118 McGuire, Donald 84 McKenzie, Wayne 41, 118 McKinney, Michael 118 McKinney, Paul 118 McLean, Frederick 85 McLean, Rose 85 McMullin, Claude 85 McMurry, Pat 103 McMurtrey, Sherry 92 McNeely, Robert 34, 35, 103 Mabrey, Bladen 85 Maddux, Rosalie 41, 103 Malone, William 103 Mancss, Ed 118 Mantonya, Helen 118 Marchant, Laurel 92 Marrs, Marlin 41 Marshall, Rusty 118 Marshall, Roger 103 Martien, Ronald 93 Martin, Anna 118 Martin, Arlene 118 Martin, Jerry 85 Masonbrink, Rollo 103 Masteller, Rodney 93 Masters, Jo Ann 34, 103 Mathews, John 40, 103 Maupin, Ronald 63, 118 May, Linda 85 Means, Jim 118 Meeks, Dalmus 33, 42, 93 Merrell, Sue 118, 126 Meyers, Judy 40 Meyer, Zada 118 Michael, Marilyn 3, 4-1, 84, 98, 103, 107 Milburn, Joyce 103 Miller, Bonnie 118 Miller, Larry 118 Miller, Mary 85 Miller, Pamela 103 Milton, Connie 108 Milum Glenda 103 Mitchell, Sandra 103 Mitchem, Bobby 119 Moeller, Charles 41, 55, 93 Mnjonnier, Timothy 103 Monroe, Sllarlet 119 Monneyhmn, Linda 103 Moore, Anita 93 Moore, Eric 41, 54, 55, Qs, 103, 118 Moore, Harry 103 Moore, Marcia 119 Moran, Joan 4-1, 119 Morerod, Boyd 31, 41, 119 Morgan, Gary 103' Morris, Carolyn 103 Morrison, Charlotte 119 Morrow, Angela 119 Mosby, Lee 118 Mueller, Audrey 103 Mulkey, M. 93 Munoz, Roberta 4-3, 118 Murphy, John 40, 119 Murrell, Ruth 103 Nagle, Sara 103, 105 Nattier, Kathryn 103 Nealis, Paul 119 Needham, Jerry 119 Neiger, Albert 36, 103 Neiger, Sharon 5, 7, 109, 119, 126 Nelson, Steve 50, 109 Neuhart, Jeanette 93 Neyhart, Ruthelyn 85 Newcomb, Tony 75, 119 Nickle, Martha 119 Noble, Jerry 51, 93, 126 Noirfalise, Ronald 93 Noot, Pamela 119 Oesch, Janet 103 Ogle, Linda 93 onk--, Barbara 36, 119 Oitker, Randall 31, 32, .83, 86 Overstreet, Yvonne 103 Owsley, Patricia 119 Paden, Charles 86 Paden, James 8 Page, Linda 81 Palmer, Glenda 42, 119 Panovich, Karen 90, 93 Parks, Jim 93 Parks, Dean 119 Parmley, Faye 108 Parrett, Joyce 119 Parsons, Denton 55, 103 Payne, Joyce 93 Pearson, Neal 90, 93 Penberthy, Sharon 94 Penclleton, Geraldine 39, 9-1, 126 Perkins, Doris 125 Perks, Mary 119 Perry, Janice Sue 77, 103 Pettit, Pam 119 Phillips, Dale 119 lnIU-CDNTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Pierce, Joe 103 Pine, James 119 Pinder, Charles 119 Pipkin, Russell 89 Pitts, Danny 104 Platner, Mike 119 Pokorny, James 119 Polly, Larry 119 Porter, Sharon 42, 120 Porterfield, Susan 120 Posten, Don 50, 78, 86 Potter, Gwen 120 Potter, Janice 94 Powell, Glendyl 120 Pratt, Carol 41, 94 Price, Patricia 94 Pringle, Teddy 87 Proctor, Linda 120 Proctor, Marvin 120 Prudhoe, Clarence 41, 104 Pryer, John 108 Puggy, Mike 66, 67, 94, Ragains, Joel 41, 88 Rains, Mark 34, 35, 75, 120 Ransom, Bill 32, 49 Rathbun, Daniel 120 Rauschelbach, Paula 120 Ream, Joy 63, 94 Reams, Robert 4, 33, 53, 66567, 87 Rector, LaWanna 104 Reed, Dale 104 Reed, Terry 120 Renshaw, Janice 120 Resz, Arnold 32, 33, 54, 55, 104 Reuis, Dianna 40, 120 Reynolds, Lynn 4-1 Rhinehart, Carole 95, 104 Rice, Gene 104 Rice, Kenna 41, 120 Rice. Phyllis 104 Richardson, Larry 33, 94 Riley, Dee Ann 120 Roach, Marilyn 104 Roam, Patricia 42, 95 Robinette, Connie 120' Robinson, Carol 120 Robinson, Nancy 95 Robnett, Gary 54, 90, 95 Robnett, Jerry 88 Robnett, Linda 120 Rose, Larry 86 Ross, Rusty 41, 95 Roustio, Carol 50 Rowan, James 120 Roweton, Joan 66, 67, 104- Rudd, Fred 72, 73, 104 Ummel, Gary 37, 96 Rueter, Jim 36, 104 Sage, Beverly 6, 120 Sage, Glenn 120 Saladin, Chet 22, 72, 75, 86 Salas, Maria 47, 62, 63, 105 Salsman, Roy 64- Sapp, Wendell 42, 120 Sasseen, Marlianne 36, 105 Schawo, David 120 Schmidli, Ruth 105 Schneider, Terry 120 Scott, Donald 105 Scott, Nancy 6, 120 Scott, Bill 120 Scott, Winnie 87 Scrivener, Jack 120 Sears, Henry 120 Sebring, Margaret 120 Selvey, Lois 120 Seymour, Janet 87 Sharp, Nancy 120 Shelton, Cheryl 121 Sheehy, John 73, 87 Shelton, Linda 86 Shelton, Linda L. 121 Shepard, Joseph 105 Shepherd, Linda 53, 78, 88 Sheppard, David 31, 33, 37, 54, 105 Shewmaker, Jane 40, 55, 61 Short, Janice 121 Shott, Carolyn 105 Shuey, Lawrence 86 Shuster, Sue 86 Silver, Duane 121 Simpson, Charles 86 Simpson, Cheri 40, 121 Singer, Vickey 121 Singleton, Celia 105 Sisco, Linda 105 Sisco, Sharon 125 Skelton, Debora 95, 105 Sliffe, Thomas 105 Smashey, Janet 105 Smith, C1--0141, 53, 105 Smith, Dennis 121 Smith, Diann 121 Smith, Don 33 I30 Smith, Enola 105 Smith, Karen 121 Smith, Linda 105 Smith, Patti 106 Smith, Russell 41, 111, 121 Smith, Thomas 95 Snodgrass, Eletha 121 Solomon, Carolyn 87 Solomon, John 22, 87 Sanger, Janie 42, 121 Sparks, Beverly 3, 121 Sparks, John 121 Sparks, Wayne 75, 108 Spaulding, Carl 121 Spencer, David 55, 115, 121, 126 Spencer, Veva 121 Spidle, Judith 121 Springer, James 106 Staats, David 121 Staffer, Stephen 87, 121 Stafford, Steve 121 Staib, Don 87 Standley, Mickey 11, 34, 63 Stanford, John 121 Stephens, Ted 121 Stephenson, Janie 121 Stevenson, Kenneth 22, 87 Stevenson, Linda 21, 106 Stewart, Bonnie 121 Stogsdill, Jerry 5, 72, 106 Stottlemyre, Pam 121 Streeter, Donna 42, 87 Surby, Sharon 121 Sutton, Barry 121 Swan, Beverly 106 Swetnam, Donna 95 Swindler, Larry 122 Swink, Charles 42, 122 Swinney, Mark 122 Tadlock, John 89 Tally, Craig 42, 95 Talton, Joe 73, 75 Tappmeyer, Edith 41, 122 Tash, Mary 95 Tawill, Farid 47, 122 Taylor, Charles 125 Taylor, Elaine 46, 122 Taylor, Gary 37, 122 Taylor, Teresa 106 Taylor, Jerry 106 Teague, Mary 106 Terry, Phyllis 122 Terry, Sherry 106 Thomas, Barbara 34, 122 Thomas, Johnnie 122 Thompson, Allen 96 Thorne, Mike 42, 122 Tichenor, Ban 106 Tolbert, Gary 89 Tolbert, Maria 4-0, 96 Toppins, Suzanne 42, 106 Tracy, Denise 33 Triplett, Sandy 4, 122 Trucks, Sandra 42, 122 Tuck, Nancy 122 Tucker, Barbara 81 Tucker, LeRoy 37, 42, 106 Tummons, M. 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