Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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It Was A Good Night For Everyone The dance floor was crowded most of the evening. Lyle Weinert struggles to tie on the apron as Jane Randall reflects the mood of the evening. Other candidates for King Spice and their dates were' Frank Davison and Jeannie Baker, Bev Wimmer and Rick Peterson, Vineeta Sherring and Bob Juden

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King Spice Rick Peterson was chosen 1977-78 King Spice. Bev Wimmer presented Peterson with the ceremonial chefs hat and rollin pin. Smokin ' gave a fine performance for the King Spice dance. Mary Coon was M.C. for the evening's activities

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Ian Term 1978 Offers A Rachel and Jay King, a husband and wife team from Kansas City, Kan- N sas, taught parliamentary law frules of orderl and parliamentary proce- dure during January Term. Both are professional registered parliamentar- ians which means that they qualify as teachers and advisors in procedure and organization management. Students enrolled in this rigorous Jan Term course took a final exami- nation prepared by the National As- sociation of Parliamentarians and those who passed became eligible for membership in NAP and the Kansas State Association of Parliamentar- ians. Gleva Hanson sits with Ali Abdollahpour and Pauline Nichols during the January Term offering of Qralli-Iistory. The class made use of tape-recorded interviews of various persons representing. specific organizations or institutions. The goal was to teach interviewing skills and compile brief histories of the Winfield area.