State Fair Community College - Exhibitor Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)
- Class of 1972
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The Student Government Association honored each Board member with a plaque for distinguished service at the halftime of the basketball game December 8, l97l. Ken Mosier, president ot the SGA, makes the presentation to William F. Hopkins, president of the Board of Trustees, as SGA member Susan Karigan looks on. -V' ' 1--I- '1 gzyf'-1 Qlsywr' f 'f :'75 W' 'j.-Lf?4:f.i:i1aga:'-E, fl ' ' ' .. f2Ei,q' kl.gg'S253gp.x fm-A :big 5 1 I 2 I R P Q W4 Wfyffmfyfwfyipfwffyfff f uf f,0f HQ., S FA Um a 1922? .4f,.,.,- f j'.Q'-Yiyflfln ' V' X W, ,,,.,,k, , ,-., W . if x ' x -4 if. . . .---.-, - . -- X '- . - - ., ..,-,.,:,,-1. +5 .-ff .ff . 5, l ,L ,. .. -,H ,,- .-L, iyrg-., , .h -- -. -,,:'-.1. - . ,T-f.,lEgf,3-1.'-.-1... ...-r--,-1: 4 ' -1.1 Ln - 1-,'.-Z. -17,35-fl,' T-3r'?,111' 1: F-..l' 7- ' My -. 1 'jr-1 - --:Q'f- - . if- ii-If fb ' f..fL. ' -'Q-.TY X 4- ..-- Q- - ': :':'- L.-- ' -'J'-.. -'xH P-4,,1,. ,-,'.- ' ' VET,-7-, '-- f .'-, ' ', ft : . ,' --. Z'f.,. - - -'MH ' '- Th!-' -- ,- V-5 - -3. 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' lf ,fj A .'f2'f1.-1. f EDICA TED i f,,,,,,, The . 1 2,-W' Qt' a ,lf 4' counselors When the vigorous days of enrollment are upon us, with exasperating schedules, confusing hours, and the general dilemma created by the first few weeks of a college semester, students turn to their counselors for the help that is so desperately needed. Dr. Ioyce Fielding, Director of Admissions and Student Personnel, Robert Maxwell, Voca- tional-Technical Counselor, lack Fowler, Vo- cational Technical Advisor, Ioe Petteway, Fi- nancial Aids Director and Academic Advisor, and Ierry Greer, Academic Counselor, are five towers of strength when students need questions answered and help in planning schedules, choos- ing a particular field of study, deciding on a vo- cation or acquiring financial aid. These unselfish individuals devote hours to the' work which forms an important part of our futures and our careers. Through them we learn what colleges will offer the best instruction for us in our chosen fields. Their acute interest in each individuals welfare gives us the inspiration to further ourselves when trying times are upon us. No problem is too great or too small for their attention. l The warm personalities of each counselor and their constant striving to make us better stu- dents and individuals create a guiding light in times of darkness. Our friends. . .our counselors-what would we do without them? an integral part of our system 3 Z N.....-........-.,,..-1-57,0-uf1qy..,.Av1p. L, 1 r F w-g'r:rfn4a-::-r:-- ,-ri-ri X CLIJHAUU, flZ's.s0urf l .mane 826- Chai? jlgzfzr vmmwmozfy mmye . 'I ,QE FRED EDAVI5 November 4, l97l PRIBIDENT Dear Students: A It isialways a pleasure for me to add my congratulations to this fine publication. The entire Exhibitor staff should be very proud. The pages of this Exhibitor record for the future another year of growth and progress for State Fair Community College-- a year of increased enrollment and greater learning opportunities for its students. I I take great pride in being associated with a staff and student body such as we have at S. F. C. C. It is my hope that in future years you may look back through ,these pages with fond memories of all the good things you have experienced this school year. Congratulations to the staff and entire student body for mak- ing this another great year. I 'i Sincerely, Fred E. Qavis, Fresgient X dxa Qs ff l!! Z' N A Message From.. N - .':.:l..-44-va .1 4.-v. ...L .,,.,:.z-e,1.::-.f...- , . w 4 Ziff? 47 wr 1A I if Y, ' iff x f 44. QL 1 ,,,A'VM', 1 ,,', . if 'U 1 2- ' I fn f , 49-.V fi' . 'L -ls., gf f ' ' ls 1. y. S 'Q 1 - 5 I4 X J w w w N Q I , ,l I - ,1 X , ' Q15 R ,, EV 4 M T gl K , 1 fl if . ii ' . ' 4' ff 'QWQQ H ' 4' ff 9149, mf, 'Q' ' W 6. 2- , '-9 V49 I 4 !0 fy Aya xi g? we X lf- A I f f--vm Administrative Staff William B. Rabourn D' ctor ot Business Affairs v HeB.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, Waffens' burg Missouri' M.S. in Education from Central Missouri State Coll?-Ige. Additional graduate study at the Univers1tY of Omaha and the nl' versity ot Southern Mississippi. Dr., Stephen M. Poort Dean of Academic Affairs B.S. from Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, MS. Ed. from the University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, Ed. D. from the University ot Kansas Dr. Marvin R. Fielding Dean of Vo-Technical Program B.S. from Kansas State College of Pittsburg, MS. from Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Ed. D. from the University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. lack R. l Director Vocatioi B.S at Colu ing, Un Ada Columb ville, Ke loseph W. Pettewa Director ot Financ B.A. in Eng University at Sha seling from Univ bia. Ed.S. in C4 Missouriat Columl Additional s Nashville, Tenn. i Springfield, Mo, 'If' if !f '1?'5'5 -,fi-' - , iQQg 1-s5.i!'f'1Q'gQfg'g...ssL....M-see.-s,.-.-'....L.ea,.,,...-..- ..., , ......,--,, M, t, , V age, Warrens- State College. r and the Uni- isasg M.S. Ed. . D. from the from Kansas of Missouri, iff .I gr ' 2.1, ' if fi :1 , , 1: f. 'Vif L 5 it .fig f .: '4 '54 'a- 5 131 Q lack R. Fowler Director Vocational-Technical Placement Vocational-Technical Counselor B.S. in Education, University of Missouri at Columbia. M.Ed. in Guidance and Counsel- ing, University of Missouri at Columbia. Additional study at University ot Missouri, Columbia, and University of Louisville, Louis- ville, Kentucky loseph W. Petteway Director of Financial Aids B.A. in English from Oklahoma Baptist University at Shawnee, Okla. M.Ed. in Coun- seling from University of Missouri at Colum- bia. Ed.S. in Counseling from University ot Missouri at Columbia. Additional study at George Peabody, Nashville, Tenn. and Southwest Missouri State, Springfield, Mo. Ierry L. Greer Academic Counselor Co-ordinator ot Student Activities B.S. in Education, Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Mo. Master ot Educa- tion, University ot Illinois, Champaign, Ill., with emphasis in Counseling and Guidance. Additional graduate study at U.M.K.C. and U.C.L.A., Los Angeles. Co-sponsor of SGA Robert L. Maxwell Vocational-Technical Counselor Co-ordinator of counseling activities B.S. in Education, CMSC, Warrensburg, Mo. with emphasis in music and S.S. M.S. in Education, CMSC, Warrensburg, Mo. with em- phasis in counseling and guidance. Additional study at Oklahoma State Uni- versity, Stillwater, Okla. Sponsor ot work recruiting and College Night program Dr. Ioyce Fielding Dean ot Student Personnel Services A.A., Parsons lunior College, Parsons, Kansas. B.S. Ed. in Business Education, Kan- sas State College, Pittsburg. M.S. in Guidance and Counseling, Kansas State College, Pitts- burg. Ed.D. in Guidance and Counseling, University of Missouri, Columbia. - if .-.. . . .4 Aw X, fx ,Ni X, President Davis, Open House December 12 1971 President and Mrs Davis greeted thelr guests near the Christmas tree 1n their Walnut Hills home 'FQ ' X D A . Ianie Davis, Mariaco Iannini, Nancy Richey, Tom Davis, Debbie Homan, Iudy Ehlers, and Val Weber enjoyed the punch and cookies Mrs. Davis prepared. So, s G is H ,. ,Q , - ,..k I. 'ir 19514, ,adfiiflnx ' x' Zfhwwh --.. x ff 'Wx' S -,FM 1 C' If if X. l 4'2- Hoy W. Simpson Audiovisual Specialist B.A. in Art from Bethany Nazarene College, Bethany, Oklahoma. M.S. in Education CAudiovisuaD from Central Missouri State College, Warrenshurg, Mo. Miss Glenda Schroeder Clerk-Typist Learning Resources Center ,Q-p .van-an-I-v-0-use-4-o-C-0 f 'Z..'L g- -.Nts sm s7 JA -a-sA,!f,, 0 ff' .Ll i 4 I 53 1 1 Mrs. Anna l Larry Keeny Librarian EEN B.A. Valparaiso University. M.L.S. Kansas State Teachers College CDG 'E Mrs. Melody Barr Audiovisual Assistant lvirs. Madeline Burke Library Assistant V R fii I'x,9 'X 0 Y' , -af' I 657 ,,, , ngvflllftlt Q hntpffom ,ig f 'HY friends-fi Mrs. Anna Marie Lower, Bookstore Manager, makes a sale to Chris Twenter. , Betty Io Gillespie and Ron Hieronymus lend their serv- ices to the bookstore as clerks. f f Q, g!ff,,Vf- gf , 1, , Bookstore if -5' ..VW , t -1:1115 1 minimum:mlmlmlmlmlmlmlmlmsmlmllwlmumlmlvwnmllwlmluwnmlmnmufmmumumsmumsmlmumlmsrwxmnm Student Personnel Office Mrs. Katherine Iones lleftl, secretary to the Dean ot Student Personnel, and Mrs. lean Mowry, administrative as- sistant, keep things running smoothly inthe SPO Mrs. lane Rader flettl and Miss Gail Crnic ponder one ot many problems clerk-typists encounter in the files. 110.3 gn g 15 '- IT'-1 Lfi ' uv.-Q.i49v-- ' - '-75 Office Personnel 'IN Mrs. Sue Branson, Secretary to Dr. Poort Mrs- Mary BNHS, SecIetGrY fo DI' Fielding Mrs. Barbara Hewett, Receptionist Mrs. lean Iohnson, Secretary to the Exemplary Project Mrs. Barbara Doggett, Clerk-Typist X .. .. are YIM N .M f 10 rw-,.u.'7,,, , If '50 -n 'A 'K - -1 V F 4 'f V!-Q . . 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N-r' --if.-T': rw. ska :-iv -Z - -1:-L. -Ti: '11,-is -1-iirf fr-1:':7i'g'.J':1wg:t new :si-1,-I.:-Q11 3:11':-f..f:-uv' xt-:atc-'Q -+517--' -' -if -14 - A X xx'-f::-.F -'J .rw A---11'-1-fn-' 5:11 .:.f-.-'pumfgfb--W:-.-. :qs --n--L .-'ce' -:Ic4'.11::?'.2--1-fi' -.fr-:,f.Q..-:1: --fr'-1--w ---- - ---'H A ' H' ' -' 'M' ' . 1 . K ' - . 153:93-,,.: fLk.J:1x:ii.gL'.g,- -3-5.-f'5..3,,.,-ic.-.ia-L if -1--1--.1-53--3:-V - ,gms L... .'wga5I.:..A ..............-.,.-..,..,...,.-......v..... - ....-..,.. . f Ioan C. Baker Dance Ensemble City Conservatory of Music. Mrs. Edna McGuire Communications, English Composition I and II B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College at Warrensburg, Mo. M.A. in English from University of Missouri at Columbia, Mo. b Additional study at Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa, State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, and the University of Minn- esota, Minneapolis, Minn. Music Appreciation, Modern Dance I and Il, BFA University ot Missouri at Kansas Additional study at Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado and Fredonia State Teachers College, Fredonia, New York. Co-Sponsor of the State Fair Singers and Choreographer of the spring musical. Robert L. Solomon General Biology I and II, Introduction to Biological Science, Genetics B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Mo. M.S. in Education from the University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, Specialist in Education from Central Missouri State College, War- rensburg. Additional study at Iowa State Univer- sity, Ames, Iowa. Robert Harvey Woolery Director of adult and special programs, In- structor ot Financial procedures and Display, Chairman of Mid-Management Department B.S. in Industrial Arts from Southwest Missouri State College, Master of Business Administration from Drury College at Spring- field, Mo. Graduate study at Northeast Mis- souri State College at Kirksville, Mo. and the University ot Missouri at Columbia, Mo. Sponsor of the Student Government As- sociation and DECA Club. Dixie L. Byrum Women's Physical Education B.S. in Secondary Education from Northwest Missouri State College, Mary- ville, Mo. Additional study at Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Mo. Sponsor ot SFCC Cheerleaders, Wo- men's Intramurals and Women's Extramurals, lack L. Florida English Com Masterpieces B.A. in l lish, Universit Mo. M.A. in souri at Colur l Larry P. Amen American Hist B.S. in f Warrensburg, State College Central Misso Sponsor ol Yu-aan: lal programs, In- ires and Display, ant Department from Southwest ister of Business Iollege at Spring- xt Northeast Mis- ksville, Mo. and :t Columbia, Mo. lack L. Florida English Composition I and II, World Masterpieces B.A. in Education, majoring in Eng- lish, University of Missouri at Columbia, Mo. M.A. in English, University of Mis- souri at Columbia, Mo. Government As- Z 5 , i Z on Education from College, Mary- Central Missouri g, Mo. ieerleaders, Wo- xnd Women's f Larry P. Amerit American History, National Government B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Mo. M.A. in History from Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Mo. and Specialist Degree from Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Mo. Sponsor of Varsity Golf. -Q-....... .-.asf - t . - e-, is . ..l. Q, in XA If VNS 1, by . . ' .. Y, f in , 4 Q- 'iwgcfw ,- i ,ta ,M y . .?f11fSi.'f5'iI 2' f . .,, ff -Q. .-gy' ' L,- A if 51 t-.JP- F .r-5 -,, ' Q -' N -Y Lorraine Nieder French I and French III B.A. French-Chemistry from Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana. Additional study at N.D.E.A. Insti- tute at Washington and Lee, Lexington, Amy Young Coordinator of Pre-employment and Con- tinuing In-Service Health Education RN from St. Mary's Hospital School ot Nursing at Kansas City, Mo, Additional study in extension classes from the University of Missouri at Columbia. Faith Anne Lovell English B.A. in English from Ou- achita Baptist University at Arkadelphia, Arkansas. M.A. in English from Central Mis- souri State College at War- rensburg, Mo. Additional study at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, Ark., Univer- sity ot Tulsa, Tulsa, Okla- homa, University ot Texas at Austin, Texas, and Goethe Institute at Marnau, Germany. Mrs. Rheta I. Smith General Geology and Environmental Conservation B.S. in Chemistry, University of Missouri, Columbia. B.S. in Ed- ucation, Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg. M.S. in Earth Science, Colby College, Waterville, Maine. Additional study and graduate work in Earth Science at University of Missouri, Columbia, and in Ge- ology at Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, and at North- west Missouri State College, Maryville. Mrs, Geraldine Schrader Music Appreciation, Fundamentals ot Music, Band, A Cappella Choir, SFCC Sin ers Fine Arts Divisonal 9 1 Chairman B.S. in Music, Central Methodist College, Pay- ette, Missouri. M.A. in Music Education, Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. Additional study at Central Missouri State Col- lege, Warrensburg, Missouri, and Wichita University, Wichita, Kansas. Paul Nieder Western Civilization I Sl II, World Geogra- phy, and American History B.S. in Education with emphasis in social studies from the University of Kansas, Law- rence, Kansas, M.A. in History from the University of Kansas. 1-no-vw-oucunpqa Thomas E. Rice College Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus 61 Analytical Geometry I, II, 51 III, Basic Computer Machines B.S. in Education with emphasis in mathematics from Kansas State College, Pittsburg, Kansas. M.S. in Mathematics from Kansas State College at Pittsburg. Additional study at Northern Colora- do University, Greeley, Colorado. f 7, Donald S. Lamm, Ir. Economics I 51 Il, lournalism, American History Before 1865, American History Atter 1865 A.B. in Economics, University of Mich- igan, Ann Arbor, M.S. in Education with emphasis in Social Studies, Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg Additional study at the University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico, and Central Missouri State College Sponsor of The Roadrunner Express and The Exhibitor ? Iay Appleton Introduction tr sonal Finance B.S.B.A. Denver, Denv Central Miss Foster l Physicm A. Lincolr Nlissou Missou Ac Nebras ot Oklc Ba Coach --un-w.z...-.,.a-in Akxcquq alism, American merican History iversity of Mich- Education with Central Missouri ie University of lco, and Central irunner Express Iay Appleton Introduction to Business, Accounting I 81 II, Per- sonal Finance B.S.B.A. in Business at the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado. M.A. in Business at Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg. Foster McGuire Physical Education A.B. from Wesleyan University, Lincoln,l Nebraska. M.S. from Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri Additional study at University ot - Nebraska, Lincoln, and the University ot Oklahoma Baseball coach, Assistant Basketball Coach Wilbur I. Gunier Wildlife Conservation B.S. in Biology from Central Missouri State College, Warrens- burg, Missouri. M.A. in Biology with emphasis in Ecology from Northeast Missouri State College, Kirksville, Missouri. Additional study at Fort Hays State College, Fort Hays, Kansas, University of Missouri, Columbia. ...ll Greg R. Hibbard Living Religions of the World B.A. in Sociology from Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kane sas. BD. from Luthern School of Theology, Chicago, Illinois William E. Lusk Living Religions ot the World B.S. in Chemistry from Eastern Nazarene College, Wol- laston, Massachusetts, M.A. in Biochemistry from Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, B.S. from Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois. ' Marvin G. Albright Living Religions of the World B.A. in Sociology from Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, Ill- inois. B.D. from Eden Theological Seminary, Webster Groves, Missouri. Bill Barton Physical Education and Varsity Bas- ketball Coach ' B.S. in Physical Education from Northeastern State College, Tahle- quah, Oklahoma. M.Ed. in Education from Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Douglass L. Freed Drawing, Painting, Art APPIGCIUIIOU B.S. in art from Fort Hays Kansas Sffilfe College, Fort Hays, Kansas, M.A. in Painting .from Fort Hayes Kansas State College. Sponsor of SFCC Art Club Alan Diehl MathewE McDowell Chemistry BS in Secondary Education lA and Science from Northwest Missouri State College Maryville Missouri MA with emphasis in Chemistry from University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls lowa Additional study at Montana State University at Missoula Montana Univer sity of Missouri at Columbia Missouri University of Missouri at Rolla Missouri lowa State University at Ames Iowa 'i' u, ,Am Iudith E. Fisher British Literature, English Composition B.A. from Marquette University in English and Speech, M.A. in English from Central Missouri State College, Warrens- burg, Missouri. Additional Study from Central Missouri State College GL, 1... Inventory and Production Control ' Ivlrs. C. D. Dernand Private Voice Instructor Four year graduate degree in Applied Music and Voice from North- western University, Evanston, Illinois. One additional year of special- ized voice study at Northwestern, Donald Barnes Business Law A.B. Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri, B.S. in Education from Central 'Missouri State Collegeg I.D. from the University oi Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. june Hieronymus Practical Nursing Graduate o. Medical Center Ruth Glazebrook Educational Psychology Child Psychology BS in Education from Central Missouri State College Warrensburg Missouri AM in Education from the University of Missouri C lumbia Missouri Ed D in Education and Psy chology from the University of Missouri Columbia Additional study at the University ot Minne sota Minneapolis Minnesota George Peabody College for Teachers Nashville Tennessee Central Missouri State College Warrensburg I Yolanda T Dolecl-L Coordinator Instru Program Youngstown Nursing Youngstc State University Central Missouri Missouri I V . I I 1 1 1 - - I 1 1 - - , O' - ' x ' ' ' ' 1 . 1 . . N I I I I I . . . . . . . 1 , , . I . . 1 1 ' ' ' - . . . . ' , ' ' 4 I . . I I I I I I I , , . 1 -Q ,, , , . , , ,...,-- ..-nas T.- , .,,..--.-.,-T,1 ,WT I I IIIIIA II . . . - .If .. .. . ' M1 .fm-.+1.1. ,...:... 1 . .- . L...-. I I'm.a ...,.,g.' I'III I 'I R., 4,,A,,,,,u,III,III,III II II, I,IIII I. I , I II I III I I II souri State College, B.S. in Education State College, I.D. Missouri, Columbia, Iune Hieronymus Practical Nursing Program Graduate of Research Hospital and Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri I ff f , f 1 I , f X 5 l Psychology n Central Missouri Missouri, A.M. in ty of Missouri, Co- Education and Psy- rsity of Missouri, Jniversity of Minne- li George Peabody rshville, Tennessee, lege, Warrensburg. Yolanda T. Dolecki Coordinator-Instructor ot the Practical Nursing Program Youngstown Hospital Association, School of Nursing, Youngstown, Ohio, B.S. from Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio, M.S.Ed. from Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri. Linda L. Heed Home Economist, Nutrition Education B.S. in Home Economics and Educa- tion from the University oi Missouri, Columbia. 'gf -. A S QZI' ' 37, 11 71 Sandra K. Mayer P.N. Instructor Temple University Hospital School of Nursing, Philadelphia, Pa. Additional Study at Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Mo. P.N. Advisor Ethlyn Schondelmaier Nurse Aid Training B.S, in Nursing, University of Kansas at Lawrence. William L. Singleton Psychology, Sociology, Social Problems B.A. in Sociology from Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri, M.A. in Sociology from Central, Missouri State College, Roscoe R. Gibson Agri'Business Q B.S. irom the University of Missouri at Columbia, M.S. from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Additional study at the University of Missouri, Columbia, 27 Rogene Smith Communications, Reading Lab A.B. in English from Nebraska Wesleyan Uni- versity, Lincoln, Nebraska, M.S. in Reading from David A. Mathews Electronics B.S. in Industrial Technology with emphasis in Electronics from South- west Missouri State College, Springfield, Missouri. Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri. ai N l :FE I z- ' .f 5 - rf 5 f :si , X f 'U H:w 1 Tom Gordon -5 lr Music Theory I-IV, Piano Class I-Ill, Piano I and II. - 4. B.A. in Music from Central Missouri State Col- lege, Warrensburg, Missouri. B. Mus. in Piano from Q Central Missouri State College. A ,M Additional study in Music History from Central Missouri State College. Dale Werner Yelton Business Mid-Management Rhonda I. Wdllier Mid-Management B.S. in Busin Missouri State Coll Ierry W. Hardin Technical Science B.S. in Industr in Industrial Educa Salesman, Advertising, Visual Merchandising, Marketing, Business Commun- ications, Business Law. B.S. in forestry from the University of Missouri at Columbia, M. Edf with specialization in Distributive Education from the University of Missouri, Columbia. Additional study toward a specialist's degree from the University of Nlissouri. DECA Club Sponsor X Rhonda I. Walker I , f Mid-Management 'romcs rom South' l B.S. in Business Administration from Central I, Piano I and II. issouri State Col- is. in Piano from ory from Central ' Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri. wa-H-7 Henry G. Manson Agri-Business B.S. in Agriculture from the University of Missouri at Columbia, B.S in Ag. Ed. from the University ot Missouri at Columbia. Additional study at the University of Missouri at Columbia. i l i Mrs. Shirley I. Evans Office Practice, Clerical Practice I and ll, Secretar- ' lerry W. Hardin ial Practice, Shorthand Ill and IV, Typing I Technical Science B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State t B.S. in Industrial Arts from Berea College, Berea, Kentucky, M. Ed. College at Warrensburg, Missouri. in Industrial Education from the University of Missouri at Columbia. Additional study at Central Missouri State College. Mrs. Nila Hibdon Secretarial Science B.S. in Education, Central Mis- souri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri. M.A, in Business from Central Missouri State College, Specialist in Business from Central Missouri State College. Curriculum Specialist, Exem- plary Project. Iarold L. Welch Welding 30 years experience in all types ot welding, labrication and contracting. Stevenson Aeronautic School Welding, Kansas City, Missouri Robert I. Bare Machine Drawing, Architectural Drawing and Technical Illustration B.S. in Industrial Education from Southwest Missouri State College, Spring- field, Missouri with emphasis in Drafting Technology. Additional Study at the Uni- versity of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri and Central Missouri State College, War- rensburg, Missouri. Ellen Rodgers Public Speaking B.S. in Education-English and Speech Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri f .4 'Q f www ., Q f'2:':.-M4 ,A ,Y Ioanna Helming Public Speaking, BA in Lai: Theatre from Me Plywood Play M51 xt S127 N : 53.512 xx XX'3,! 6,14 'V X Xxx Yu 555141. ..,,... x-:gk ..L Uk. T-x'1 ,af5J1', 7 'lx-I --R 4.- ww- --:--.:.- Hi' I 'T'- W v C Mary Ellen Hocker Drawing Design Art Appreciation Contemporary Art B A from Randolph Macon Womans College Lynch berg Va MPA from Columbia University New York New York Additional study at Art Students League New York Xlew York New School of Social Research New York New York Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture Skowhegan, Maine. Sponsor of Art Club Gregory E. Bell General Physics I 81 Il, College Physics I Sr II, Physical Science, Trigonometry B.S. in physics and math from Missouri Valley College, Marshall, Mo. M.S. in physics from Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Mo. Varsity soccer coach 'Y iii' Florence McGuire , Medical Terminology RN.-Graduate of Research-Hospital School of Nursing Additional study at Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, I , Nebraska and State Fair Community College, Sedalia, Missouri Iames L. Friedebach General Psychology B.S. from Central Missouri State College, Warrens- burg, Mo. M.A. University of Missouri at Kansas City, Mo. Additional study at Central Missouri State College William E. Dey Investments B.S.E.E. from the University of Missouri, Rolla. M.B.A. from The University of Missouri, St. Louis. Marsha Carolyn My Secretarial Science B,S. in Busint Northeast State C1 M.A. in Busines Northeast Missour Kirksville. lursing iversity, Lincoln, a, Missouri 7' I Warrens- isas City, Q College lames W, Buchanan Human Relations A.B. in Education from Central State, Edmond, Oklahoma, Ed. M. in educational administration from the University ot Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma. Additional studies at the Uni- versity ot Oklahoma in Educational Psychology. Melvin A. Tullis Auto Mechanics, Post-High School B.S. from Kansas State College ot Pittsburg, M.S. in Industrial Edu- cation trom Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Additional study at the Univer- sity of Northern Iowa. I. Gary Campbell, Ir. Automotive Service A.A. from Labette Community Junior College, B.S. in Industrial Technology and M.S. in Industrial Technology from Kansas State Col- lege at Pittsburg. Dave Gillespie Tech Math I, II, and III. Electronics I. B.S. in Physics from Wichita State University at Wichita, Kansas, M.S. in Physics with emphasis in Nuclear Physics from Wichita State University at Wichita, Kansas. Additional study toward Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics at Kansas State University at Manhattan, Kansas. Graduate credit toward M.S. in Elec- trical Engineering at University ot Missouri at Kansas City, Missouri. si. M.B.A. from Marsha Carolyn Myers Secretarial Science , B.S. in Business Education from Northeast State College at Kirksville. MA. in Business Education from Northeast Missouri State College at Kirksville. .CM .... Y is . . 5 Iudith Stumpt Supervisor, ABE program B.A. in History, Pennsylvania State. V 33 'LNG 010901 'ew K-an ' ,, -, , 5 ,W 'ffaziiffk . f ,P ' i 6. '..,.,.,: v nv! Q , V 'l- '9-'fm 'anon ...wx ag-4.--A.. U I 2 , ,, .W X f, WF' 7 , , f M V V!!! ffcif f ,f X W W, ,, , fd' X 3 z 4 e 2 2 4 ? 3 5 Z 6 E 4? 9 5 'ff 'fa , s 1 1 w 5 Q 3 ' 1 I ,,,,- I 1 1 1 N r s lm ir. ,. Thomas H. McCully Salesmanship , B.S. in Business Administration I AnSF np. Central ivussourr mme Coi- IurO1dL.We1chlIr' lege, Warrensburg, Missouri. M.S. Fundamental and advanced welding Uf1iVe1'SifY Of Missouri Gt KGHSUS Ten years ot full-time welding CRY- V experience, Greg Nolting Field Crop Management and Market F P d ts arm ro uc B.S. in Agriculture from Uni- versity ot M.issouri, Columbia, Mis- souri and Marketing from Central Mis- souri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri Mrs. A. Hugh lanes Nurses Aide Training and Special P o' tO E O r 1ec . . . BN St. Louis City Hospital, Pub- lic Health Work, University of Minn- esota. Additional study at St. Louis University lilL'1IlffIlL 1IL'-1IL'-1IU1I'i1l'-'fIlL 1I'b1Il'11IL 1I'f-'lllflIl'-1lL'HIl'11I'-'HI'-'flIU1I'51lU1ILHILHIL'f1Il'f1ILHll'f1IB1lLflIl'-1lB1ILWlLF1l'f-1I'HIlilIU1I5 Those Were The Days Do you remember when. . , angehc, petite Geraldine Tue- tel had this portrait made, ,f i Aufl jj 1- ' -' 1 af: 1,.j,V, - Lffrfjtfzlw mj or when little Freddie Davis , lvigy posed for this shot carrying a A couple ot models ot current 4, ,. trucks? An SFCC Faculty Memlber Is... Sully Business Administration tg from Central Mis- College, Warrensburg, ies fraining and Special is City Hospital, Pub- :, University of Minn- xl study at St. Louis EEE f.x -Efifa if fmwf . . . being advisor to young people. . . . hunting tor water? f' 'f 1 ,f.f, someone to confide in . . .a lecturer. Y an official timekeeper ........f- 'R- NMMA! X r- -.S .j !l , ..-,.--.-Q-Q.....,,,,., . I -,,.1..,,.-.. , , ,. K, V ., .i.,., K '- ' -59151: .: M. ,751 - ' . . , 1-'Vi . 1 . 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I Marilyn Ditzfeld lists , X S oczology Post-test chscusslons can be as valuable as pre-test lectures. f M - - tt , t- t,t 41- ,, ,. ,f . 7 .,, nfl .vu -r-pf-W 1 1 -1 f 41 Q- Living Religions Of The World Rev. Marvin Albright and Rick Smith chat about the Bhagavad-Gita. L Reconstruction. Marilyn Ditzteld listens to a tape of conversation 14. -'lf 5 ,V 1 5 fa:-ffgzif' L., S xx 3hagavad-Gita. World Geogroph Pakistan borders India on two fronts doesn't it? 'S'-'ff' xflw V-rs Econo mzcs Mr. Iim Evans, guest lecturer, discusses the Rochdale principles with Iulie Grott Cleftj and Margaret Brock Psychology Conversing about psychoanalysis are Mr. Singleton, David Warren, Wayne Harms, and Kenda Felkner. k li L M ! 5 I Z 2 iss Mary Ellen Hocker gives instructions to her art appreciation class as Mike Riley, Charlie Ford and Cheryl Pricer get to work. ' Shari Young uses Pam Koet- ting as a model for her art appreciation sketch. Catherine Scott puts the fin- 1SlllHg touches on the sculpture C 1 cs ll ffl she made during a special class last summer U I1 1 2 EX 00 gn I 'S as Iim Robb and Twila Harms learn about sketching from Miss Mary Ellen Hocker. Evelyn Libbert and Ann Garst spent many hours lending their artistic talents to the SFCC dramatic productions. AZ' Ken Cromley arranges the masterpieces to be sold at the Art Club auction. The State Fair Si1 early performance. Music Department Debbie Homan receives private . - 'f if piano instruction from Mr. Tom I .fail Gordon. Terry Ianney and Larry Billingsley practice tor class on the electronic piano lab. oung uses Pam Koet- a model for her art :tion sketch. e Scott puts the tin- iches on the sculpture le during a special : summer. d at the Art Club The State Fair Singers rehearse for early performance. A i rgstff 1 ri if . . Prom left: Ken Mosier, Debbie Homan, Nancy Richey, Scott Rowe, Debbie Peterman, Ron Hieronymus, Gail Crnic, Debbie Pelham, Mary May, and Mrs. Geraldine Schrader. Mike Fiene goes over his voice les- son with Mrs. C. D. Demand. 1 . I, I. . The A Cappella choir gathers tor another session. rv l 1, A 1 , 1 . If l t l X l It I I E it x l l Q l 1 1 1 l 11 I t , t ll Q4 .I 1. If 1 tl I r I xi 'I it was-wi-.e-L , in if ? y English A nd Journalism Exhibitor co-editors Nancy Richey and Roy M. Clark question Mr, Lee Padget, Walsworth representative, about lettering styles for the 71-72 EXHIBITOR. Mr. lack Florida's Comp I class listens and views a dis- cussion given via video tape on how to use the SFCC library narrated by instructor Iudy Fisher. Faith Lovells Arnerican Literature class gathered in groups one morning to discuss and write essays on transcendentalism. . , . '4-- A ',.- ..... -, 2 ' . CV- my-n .1 H- .-fs' 1' fs-'-if W ' U ' ' r L-t,,nn,, ,,,,,-,,, n , gs .15 --0-no Y x xf N nk V , . R , S .ei , Jw:-' f , Z, 2 X 3 S N 15 i, 'Rf 5-uf. IIN' You can look again, Ann. He's quit jumping. Wilma Homan never likes to work with a dirty frog. Geology Some geology students work. fleftjg others don t. Bzology Q fl i r Beth Phillips selects a nice, juicy, fresh-killed frog. Paula Dueschle starts working toward the heart of the matter. Mr. Mathew Mcf tuse. Now Mr. Mathew McDowell watches his test tube fuse, D Chemistry Scott Spragg and Diane Sullivan ponder over an experiment. Hey Steve and Rick, what s that you're distilling? .. u , I V 'P i ,-in if A , n ,,.,.,.w...-.-A D fm F 71, H ,I fg Qi Ill' l h 4 gi' ' ' J Now, Sherry, it canlt smell that bad. Physics 53 Darrel Cook and Dennis Iaeger make sure Pat Delozier is doing his physics problem properly. S:-iyfw in Wildlife Conservation Arche 4 N ,mm-f uzfilll 1 f ' f,'f, IA' vw ' ijt f This quail needs soil tor food and for plant cover. Soil is the basis of all living things. . Mr. Ken Schondelmaier is very proud of his 7 lb. 12 ounce trout. Mathematics mto Mr. Chester Vermaas, district super- visor, ' Missouri Department of Conser- vation, gave two lectures to the wildlife class of Mr. Wilbur Gunier on February 16 and 23. The best way is to go step by step. . . It appears that Ierry Diekrnann may have gone ' the stall game. I F Mrs. Byrum der O U Lisa Hunter and Mr. Ken Schondelmaier discuss cz prob- lem solution. -S sw K Archery X 0? WS iv-b1'r'N1 ugh t Q dlstnct super tment of Conser res to the wildlxte umer on February ave gone J Mrs Byrum demonstrates the fundamentals ot archery owlzng Donovan Sxmon and Monty Groep per keep score As Doye Ewerts ftopl and Stephan ie Nichols fbottomj practice their form. Debble Kettle gets her equxpment ready to shoot another round 1 1 5 3 E is x X N R Q N 5 S S aa-- Recreatzonal Games Pam Koetting and Sherry Sanders show their bad- minton form in this unique shot. Mrs. Dixie Byrum, instructor, pairs up with Anita Gragg in a table tennis match against Debbie Homan and Marilyn Ditzfield. Modern Dance ' f V . Yi 5 'cgi , 'Q 5 ' .g bf., Miss Ioan Baker leads the class in warm-up exercises. 1. f' ' 1' . . f,f .ffr l ,vii 1 iff' U ylyl 3721 If!! f if i ,ff The dance class follows Miss Baker's movements in ai new step. Mary Helesvig Ccenterl and Scott Howe Cupper rightl, both members of this year's new per- formance ensemble, strengthen their legs during a group floor routine. 51 ' ' Q F , 'i' 'af .5252 -f ui? ,.'5'1'L1'-442'-if-Lf--'1 i M:-' is- .1 . . .. , . . 'ifinf' 2 ' -, Arte-.--,f, ie, My Q-Qg?5f3Li? .-. 41 Qui- ' 1.5. F' - -f Secretarial Science Anal Clerical Skills .lv 1 Mary Church listens to the shorthand casette tape player. ,E -ummm .--W-U-.....15.,,f'lE f I t t gmt .ll :N , iu' un 4A , l 1 l' r 1 I Iudy Gerke and Debbie Kettle concentrate on their short- hand lesson. f Roy Cooke, left, c Heyy are working 1 white television ur ffonics lab ot Mr. Mr, Gillespie. Z Debbie Colliste, tew extra minu' Rick Klein and E Laura Taylor takes time out for a laugh. working on an AN I Connie Morris and Lucy Helsley sharpen their typing skills. Peggy Baker ponders over a typical secretarial problem, i Cooke left cmd Ierry Con 49' -gm are working on a black and White television unit in the elec- Q zronics lab ot Mr, Mathews and NU Gillespie e on their short- ,gm zylor takes time laugh. Debbie Collister sacrificed lunch tor a few extra minutes of working time. Harold Park Denny designing a floor plan, Drafting A nd Electronics t is 1 r QEEEE s r ea 322 1 5 A Rick Klein and Roy Ross, students in the electronic systems class, are W working on an AM transmitter and receiver assembly. Ted Aggeler, freshman in Draft- ing Technology II, works on a tool post in a machine drawing. Ierry Helphrey and Bob Freund, both trosh, examine a circle template in draft ing tech II, - -. - : -,-,-.l ii: ,135-K ' a-sau' , - 3 A. . 2 ,i1 5' ' -- L ,ll ' .- . J.. -. fx fvidrzgs- . .uv , A-73 Llp: -LVM., J,-t .5 Q f--.,.,-rnxrlxgl My 1.3, J. A 1. I 2 V 'af -at-f . Y ,J nn' f !'.,2 , . .- - - . .'. v,.r' ' 'N' pil.. . O' .- rig- I A 'N gn.sg,:g'l l,'. ' nf - 1. fi., Q .1-z U, . 'fig-e---.P . .- G- 'r -,Q H. L- Q - . v 4 32.1, se' f ie--J aim-. ,.-... L.: gf 4.4. .z-.-,4ni3... ff A- J fi. 'sis . - .. ... - O O O O IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII v Clearing the ground surface. - I sq ' mm C ' AnAddition To The Campus Pouring the cement floor. Laying the electrical systems. Q..-Q sS4',. , - X si L Raising the walls. ' 21- i .. Larry Arno Ov vg .I- ' uuuuif 'I I Q 'I , ,f, ,- 1 ,. ,,g.,f, fmff MW' ff, ,A MMM ' :Q 6 ff 5jiiQ,f7 ff , of My 57' ff,. , nc fdzynmfvfz- if 33 7 ff! Qi fyikffh L' 944 Wifi, y f my , V 3,'f,f14jf of V ffff ff, fCxff'Mf ,W Wffrff X X 117 ffm? ' ,,, f,f,Q,,7 I, X, ,J Z?if9jXf2zff2:f'P',' , f ,!C4,fW'5gf,' , f fm g,,5,g,,,,,ff,, f ,, ,,, , 9 f fnffy? , 132 lg UI 4, may A ,V -f 1 Larry Hudson practices electric welding. Iohn Swope oxy-acetylene welding. Welding Added To The SFCC Currieulu m Instructor Icrrold Welch Bob Lambrith Barry Scruers 'pg ffzw ' , , Gcr Green fox' ,f ' -- x X s ' a 'I Hn ch Gary Kliethermes running a calculator. Donnie Sawtorcl records data in Agri-Business Management Agri-Business Tackles Many roblems ' Green toxtail is easily recognizable because Mr. Manson lectures his class on farmstead layout. . . . and a fast hand. N-.ss Being a student in advertising class requlres a sharp pa1r ot ears . . . Buszness Management Members of display class Gary Lamb and Lawrencine Funk Cpicture on rightj remove a Rival ad while Ronald Peters fpicture on leftj works on a new Kellogg display. 4 If , f I MM, Y QQ '. ww, Ina Byrd, Sha Foster McGui: Charlie , the not pictured. X l S Mr. Iames Fried Burch, Brenda W chology during the P - md. Ina Byrd Sherry Mclntyre Beverly Phillips and Shirley Crouch observe as Mrs Foster McGuire, medical terminology instructor, points out a part of body on Charlie , the anatomy teaching model. Elaine Harvey and Darlene Mason are not pictured. Evenmg T Classes E tb X .V-fb ,Il ff X Mx ' AW, as-L V I Rx. f- 1azz4 6n.r .,'.f 7 -rn., The members of Miss Rhonda Walker's first semester Business Math class were, front row, left to right, Leo Rehmer and Roy Guier. Second row, Iuel Bishop, Phyllis Skurla, and Tonya ' Young. Third row' Milton Dale Frank Lamb and William Green Fourth row Ted Prater Ron 2 M Iames Friedebach instructed Catherine Scott Perry Burch Brenda Wagner and Cindy Smith in General Psy chology during the fall semester Diekman and Dennis Meyer Fifth row Ioe Close Steve Hodge Gene Hirst and Vernon Gage rcture on leftl Seated left to right are lohn Schwartz Don Koehn Larry Wilson Iosephine Thorn hill and Mary Cusick who spent three hours one night a week learning about Invest I K N xx W a I h 1 I 1 1 X xx xg gif 'X - , I . If 7 t K xx!--Q K I ' I I I M I T. TVN ' .rf -hiw ,xy x rr . . . I 1 K ments from Mr. Bill Dey, standing. 59 l0!J'A.L Mrs. Rhonda Walker's Wednesday night Business Math class seems to be rather busy gruelling over a workbook assignment. Front row, left to right, Elvira Swan, Karen Davis, Second row, Don Clay, LeRoy Whittaker, Ted Iarrett. Debbie Collister and Ralph Banning are in the background. This happy group is Mr. Ron L. Iones' Safety Management class that got to. gether one evening a week for a three hour session. Front row, left to right, Carl Gravatt, Richard Grider, Ierry Furnell, Second row, left to right, Kenny Neill, Ir., Bill Green, Roger Leech, Ernest Wooleryj Third row, Ron Brown, Pat Wright, Don Dicus, and Pat Lynch. Evemng Classes A... r4ltw'w11.'-.gpjiwgifbls ff 05 f nw -awry . I. Z M xy., tl X r ttfvsvwm 'lfu M N U ffffft sq :uw A 'fit 4 --1' H1 'ing 1 5:- ne., - 5 M qQgnr'f5'f 'f ' f -fs ,- I .f:- , . 4 , 1 a '.-2.3.2-'-' J - S N ff Q2-fffv , .--'H' . ,4 -f,f55::'e' Q. WN lt' vtfrg 3li'ffii:'7l 1 ':-'...-, ' - ',,,, ,. 4.52:-:' ' '15, '4 -1' I'M14'+L: 4-:-1-esef ,im I0 I-ga g 4 M::' fyizzjsv, gnylmu qt' 12354:- L ltttl 4,01 -:siiS'5::f1' 43u?Y f5z-1-? Assign :mv ,. , ..... W- 1 .-ll, ,,t.74f.'q.f-seein' , 619 112.35-1::r-F 1:::'1 , f!f,':y,,','1,qg-',f- '-:::'::'.. 'Q,- ma- . g ,,-ga, ---5532? A-::' f N Mr. Ixm Buchanan taught these students how to deal more effectively with the public If 5?L9'if'.'.,11-i-,ftigzl ffiiiiiif' - - - - . ---:. M-.r.1:.-e.---- swf- -.1-...' .- - mr' in his Human Relations class in Busmess Management. The students were, tront f M ' row, left to right, Ted Prater, Iirn Weir, and Robert Lockwood, Back row Iohn , ..L. ':m ' - Zink, Dorraine Merrick, Sharon Smith, and Vernon Gage. ' I The Secretarial Science department is also busy during the evenin s Mr g . s. 'Laura Taylor, teacher's aid standin ' th b I A g 1n e ackground, looks on as some of Mrs. Ruth Cornetts pupils go through their paces. The students, left to right, are Barbara Brown, Iean Iohnson, and Doris Marino. iiiiwf , ,111 - - --. ...:-xggeg.. ' uf T ::' H?:?251i14?e3'f?'?e' X lllrusrpan.. . .1 - Sheila Tyson practices to approve her efficiency on the adding machine while Dorothy Butler and Iudith Goff try to do the same on the typewriter. Ian Thomas is checking to make sure Iudith doesn't make any mistakei which is just as important as speed. ww We Af f-1.-fam., 1 d ts in SI CC's l llhhlfhirlifn ia: later life. Her 1 ' ht I 0 day mg Tlllnestermier nrgsllqlgxllieztudents in Bush fifcf f ga 5 4 if f, ,arf V. 1 Z fv , 'Z' 9 2 ff , Practil funda: Woole Dan Wolfe, manship ck George Wal loe Eppes, V ly ag V. st -. f...r,,Q 'Sh-sg H. , Sec class th got to ront row left to ond row left t Woolery Third The students in SFCC's Business Law II class learn many things that will be important to them in later life. Here, the class is being held in the law offices of Lamm, Barnett, Barnes, Crawford, and Fritz, in Sedalia. The class met spring semester every Thurs- day night from 5:30 to 8:30. From left to right are Mr. Donald L. Barnes, instructor, Mrs. Iames Westerrnier, Gary Griffin, Terry Bel.lmer, and Dan Van Dyne. Mr. Bar- nes had 14 students in Business Law I first semester. 5 gm? nom W' mba no. an-E1 nmu '4 KCI S' Bma E52 sa-FET 9:12 ws-sg New xx weve if Room B-3 was the meeting place of the second semester Pharmacology class. Left to Right front row, Nancy Arnold, Debbie McCubbin, Lillian Reese, and Susan Dole. Second row Diana Moellmann, Lela McMackin, Mary Cook, and Benigna Hausam. Third row, Atona Was son, Helen McCublin, and Brenda Schroeder. Standing are Marilynn Trautman, Bill Light foot, and Delores Scott. Not pictured is Willis Iewell. , .... t I . In .... ,. 7 they ' . . :VP A , i . 7 , fmt. I UN 'Q ., .,-,,.:mfwf' ' ff, -, . fav , 1.1, A-, . .3-. .,:,,f 'VN .4 if vw 1 ' 0 ydr -fI ,' ' V 'T ll: if ? ,, 4 ' '5119 'lff?2ff 4 . ,JV - P ffgz- . f ' , 9723, 13 f K -2 f 4 vt -it -. . :fl K ':. ' 536, X' ., - .. mf: ,F ,wg , 1 so 'er r ,Q jg, , ' i ' f t wwf' ---'1 ' l 3 -I ,..- r, rr -' if ,I - W. wwf' ,, , ,, .ser .. - . -f -V Q V ' f 'f' , wWM,,,,,,v. ' -' ,-we U 1 ,,., . me ', 1- Practicing arc welding in Iarold L. Welch, lr.'s night class are, foregound, Bill Griffith, fundamentals, Eldon Wissman, advanced welding, Bill Shelby, fundamentals, and Harry Woolery, fundamentals. J X 1 Mb Dan Wolfe, Ir. shows Mr. Thomas H. McCully's Thursday night second semester sales- manship class how to sell a phonograph record to Tonya Young. From left to right are George Woltman, Dan Wolfe, lr., Wayne Mucke, Mike Bennett, Ken Burford, Wade I-locker, loe Eppes, Pete Ziegenfuss, and Rick Grider. Miss Young is in the foreground. Mrs. Dorothy Wissman, an SFCC student, taught a Monday night Clothing Construction class for seven Monday nights early in the spring semester. Among her fifteen students were, left to right, Lorraine Nieder, Dorothy Wissman Cinstructorj, Mary lane Wilson, Domta Bradbury, and Mary Gardner. Blue print reading for instruction trades met every Tuesday night in the spring semester with Mr. Richard Middleton as their instructor. From left, front row, Bill Arnold, Steve Dunham, 'Wayne McMul.Lin, Walt Zimmerschied, and Bob Lambirth. Back row, Ioe Wildt, Charles Iorgenson, lames Hays, and LarryHudson. , 1 I- t - Mr. I. W. Downing taught the Monday night Business Communications in the second sem- ester. Those enrolled in the class were, left to right, Ted Iarrett, Charles Hirst, Francis Vaught, Mr. I. W. Downing tinstructorj, Richard Glider, Rhonda Templemire, Tom Ragan, Ron Brown, and Don Dicus. AnAdditi0nal Building. .. , Dr. Marvin Fielding, Vocational Technical Dean, checks out the blueprints for the building with Mel Tullis, auto as JA ewwli, QL Q ,f W-.ii 'e x fig Bill Greer, Dave Malmo, Bill Hopkins, Mel Tullis, Dr. Ioyce Fielding, and Dr. Steve Poort give encouragement to Dr. Marvin Fielding as he turns over the first spadetul ot dirt forthe new building. . O 0 motive instructor, and Bill Burkholder, president of the A A Sedalia Chamber oi Commerce. 4 , ,1.wfz-1 M, Responsibilities My, Kenneth Schondelma school explains problems Bmic Education. Mx. Sch math lessons in the PYOQYUU1- x it Q Mrs. Hogene Smith taped 4 charge ot the college reading semester. t Those taking part in the groundbreaking ceremonies included Bill Burkholder, Bill Rabourn, SFCC Business Manager, Bill Greer and Dave Malmo repre- senting the New Car Dealers Association, Dr. Steve Poort, Dr. Marvin Field- ing, Bill Hopkins, president ot the SFCC Board oi Trustees, Dr. loyce Field- ingg Chuck Bostian, architect tor the building, and Mel Tullis, automotive instructor. 62 Mr. Bob Solomon, a familiar face to biology stu- dents, took on the duties oi acting Dean of Academic Affairs upon the resignation of Dr. Steve Poort March l. Poort has a new position at Northamp- ton County Area Community College as Dean of Instruction for both the academic and vocational- technical program. Mr. Bob Sc time out tx ontheABEt A 4 1' '54- e eff? xnfi ,ati 3 Fielding, and Dr. turns over the first bilities ,WM o biology stu- n oi Academic .. Steve Poort at Northamp- e as Dean of md vocational- re Eff MSWWA WMM Q me Q A Adult Basic Education Television Program may WWW rwwxwww, M X Mr. Kenneth Schondelmaier, math instructor in SPCC's TV gchool explains problems in percentages to students in Adult Basic Education. Mr, Schondelmaier taught 20 one-half hour math lessons in the program. The many roles of the President of the United States was one of the topics discussed this spring in SFCC's TV school by Mr. Larry Ament, instructor of national government and American history. Mr. Ament presented four one-half hour programs covering the U.S. Constitution, American history, and con- temporary issues. f Miss ludy Fisher checks over some of the transparencies she used for one of 18 lessons she presented concerning grammar English mechanics, and an in- troduction to literature. ,L- Mrs. Rogene Smith taped eight lessons in reading and study skills. She is also in Dale Montague, production manager of SFCC's T.V. school, lines up the camera Clldtqe of the college reading lab and teaches between four and six classes a day each for another series of presentations by one of the tive instructors. Dale was a Wester. former student at SFCC, and is now majoring in English and communications ?., l l I V z I l i 1 l time out from his busy schedule to prepare 12 lessons in science for airing media at Central Missouri State'College. 3'-we ' Mr, Bob Solomon, biology instructor and Acting Dean of Academic Affairs, took Mrs. Iudy Stumpf, supervisor of the Adult Basic Education program at SFCC, is looking over a T.V. School book with Mr. Bob Woolery, director of adult ' onth9ABE19levi,gi0npyQg1gm, and special programs. The bool: is part of a comprehensive package which is used by ABE students in their 12 week course which is designed to prepare them 63 for taking the high school equivalency examination. Adult Learning Center SFCC's Adult Learning Center program is well co-ordinated by these individuals, who spent many hours in instruction, assistance, and administration. Front row, left to right, are Mrs. Evelyn Rabourn, instructor, Mrs. Iudy Stumpt, coordinator, and Mrs. Ioy Lamm, instructor. Back row, left to right, are Mrs. Kay Rhoads, instructor, Mrs. Iackie Durnell, instructor, Mr. Bob' Woolery, supervisor, and Miss Gail Baker, assistant. .rihi 3? ,V 1 2 The Adult Learning Center helps these stu- dents to gain new concepts. Seated, from left to right, are Marcella Schrader, Raymond Brown, and Mrs. Iewell Quantrell. On the left, Mrs. Kay Rhoads, instructor, and Mrs. Iackie Durnell, center, also an instructor, check the work of the students. They like their work in adult education! From left to right are Mrs. Evelyn Rabourn, in- structor, Mrs. Ioy Lamm, instructor, Mike Butler, Lucy Helsley, and Iudi Verhotf, assistants. Learning involves are Bill Klein, Iv ridge, and Mrs. F learning all they work books. Mrs. Evelyn Ra! problem with C riese stu- trom lett Raymond On the ind Mrs. nstructor, itionl From bourn, in- :torg Mike i Verhotf, 'xv ,f 9,7 ,, ff M ,f ,,ff '4 0' ', Ziff, Z W9 4fw'ff4 5, , , 1,9 X ' f ffZQfff,'i2Yh','f f ymf , ff f, ,V f fu, Hg, 4,4 ,,,, J, 9,3 CWM, f ,,, ,,V,5,,Vf!,. f., 7, f .1 , 476' 4' 'W' 'ff . . 'ff 3 2 if l f lf? ' 11 5 7, Qw 5 17 , ,i .159 i kk :ID , Learning involves concentration Here from left to right are Bill Klein, Mike Butler Cassistantj, Mrs. Patsy Eld- ridge, and Mrs. Fran Malmberg, all earnestly intent upon learning all they can from the Adult Learning Center workbooks. f l 1 Mrs, Evelyn Rabourn, Adult Learning Center instructor, discusses a math Problem with Connie Koerning. In the foreground is Ramona Phillips. Mrs. Ioy Larnm, center, helps Mrs. Velma Mitchener, left, and Mrs Linda Kreisler, right, with their English. Iudi Verhott, standing, assistant, helps Bill Denton in his work while Marsha Cook, left, and Roxie Alderman con- centrate upon completion of another page in their text books, 65 F ' fi--gal' AA - f H , A hiya . Student Practical urses Look out world, here we come! SFCC is preparing these ladies for jobs in the area hospitals. This year's Practical Nursing class includes, front row, left to right, Ianet Smith, Estella Cline, Louise Graham, Alma Rockwell, Connie Kindle, Pat Kempf, and Ruth Schmidt. Standing, left to right, Odie Poslusny, Marti Pugh, Brenda Kraft, Bonnie Hayward, Nan Neal, Clara Moore, and Marge Austin. -:tv few.-Q Q z'-w-:fly 'lf' if -f' , , ,. ,,,. , .... - .. 2, f 0 Mrs. Y practical about DI. disaster and Roast. Bonnie Hayward, Cline, Louise Gral Connie Kindle shov rect procedure to injured person stretcher. Where to I The officers of SFCC's Student Practical Nursing class are, seated, left to right, Estella Cline, president, and lanet Smith, vice-presi- dent. Standing, left to right are Pat Kempf, treasurer, Brenda Kraft, secretary, and Marti Pugh, Student Government Representative. At the left is Mr. Anatomy, an honorary class member. Ruth Schmidt, Cla Nan Neal, Mrs. Iune Hieronymus, Odie Poslusny, and Marge 66 Austin look at Ye Old Crying Towel. :. This yec1r's aham, Alma Marti Pugh, Mrs, Yolanda Doleclci, coordinator ot the practical nursing program, is reminiscing about Dr. Poort's participation in the mock disaster and nurses' party at the Poort Roast. Bonnie Hayward, Estella Cline, Louise Graham, and Connie Kindle show the cor- rect procedure to carry an injured person on cr stretcher, Where to Louise? f m ,- r , f- . . f 'Q 4. ., B , j ' -' A 'Zz fi -. ,J 4 f ,S 9 ,,,,',,.. , a ' .u lv 4 j,j.4,,,, u- 1 .f , 1 rg Af' f r -4 r . f , 'ff 1 1.-3 -:Q fb f Crim- ani' 4 'QQ ,i,s, Wg' My WM. Z Z f72,H543j x 5 . ,,,, , ,,. R -1, 1-ith Schmidt, Clara Moore, and Pat Kempf arenintroducing baby Chase. Hey, Ianet! ls that a new bean? chair Alma and Marti have made for you? 67 is, , Y :Sq ,J454 i Sfkm SFCC Nurses Celebrate Christmas December 1 1971 Am y You in e T.1-'1y,Y1 d Am for y chec Healt McConnell D L With Their Friends 5 QB Ella mggfp if 2 fekgsiigag W ZW X V, In-Service Health Education Pre-Service and ln-Service Health Edu- cation includes various health occupations and health related occupations prior to em- ployment to prepare some individuals for entry level jobs. ln-Service education is given to those already employed to improve their job skills and knowledge. The courses presently being conducted on campus are Medical Terminology, Management Seminars for Health Care Facility Administrators, Pharmacology, and Nurse aide classes. Extension classes presently consist of Prin- ciples of Team Nursing Leadership, Medical Terminology, Immediate Life Saving Meas- ures, Nurse aide training for female felony offenders at Tipton, and Nurse aide classes in other locations. Additional potential classes are being considered. Mr Edson Bent instructor 69 15 rx! Ll f lg f-4 F! Q Elf 'Nm . S H by ,. L- fr F EF y M. v,-AL my My -er A xx I , S Friendly 3 Faces Campus ff f A If Of 0 fn ff 14 of , if if W' 9' ' 45,6 W Mag ff! XXX 'WU L? H HIV 52,4 Z4 .,......7.o' Z,-'7,Q!. .: Can I help If If I was hnrn xuxth crabhg gemzso ' N 3 Vw i fi f-whiff r 1 fm qal.. W' -:W SQ. ' .x .. 'iifff 1 -vi .1 .L, s- 'SPL i- Sabi: I 421' F: x. , is Y W. IIN' K. qv- -w ,wg ,un . .. Q. , .w 51- . .J 3' r wc 13 1- 1 4' x A .V II gh M5 an 'ff ff 1 -, 1, .4 A ei: I , is f2f -4-A T 1 -92, x ' v I ' , 5- , If ' . f f 3 A. K rr y' ' an 't 'Q , . . ,ae ' 5 4 if ' 1 fr Q of 4' Q' - r 1 'K' nf 4' 0 ' 2 I 4' C G f f C- b.h.r , .xv s.,. 1321.-ng, ' .wW5Y5fS?faa' izssaw pg:E4WJms'ff w ww 'fE35Q: 'fmJf' N, .,,,,Q,-,Ll L',,lv , , pi Wim, .mm-ef lump -'Q ,:fp:pkw.:,,,, fs , .M :xi-ggigmaaxse emauxzuaew . .,,-nL1,? 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Not Pictured: Steve Holmes. a convocation with Mr. Fr ot SFCC. Mr. Ierry Greer, right, sponsor of SGA, enjoys ed Davis, president y, Debbie Peterman, October session ot Linda Huhman expresses her views on a SGA project to Shari Young. Constitution. Vickie Heimsoth and Iann Cotfelt listen to a dis- cussion on a proposed amendment to the SGA SEV? Holmes and Susan Karigan listen intently to Pfssldent Kennie Mosier as he announces his ap- Polntments to the Iudiciary Court. 77 4 1 1 i 1 t 3 A l I 1 I 1 I I t gl 0 ,4l2.-.-- . V- , V, J VY. -K 47 tR,,!yj.', I' K , 5 f , 3 re--ff---'Q X i z 4 ' A-A i h v 1 Exhibitor Co-editors Roy Clark and Nancy Richey examine pic- Q 5 tures to be included in the yearbook. E l Co-editors . . Organizations editors . . . . Class editors . . Photographer . . Sports editor . . . . Activities editor . . Artists ....' . . Index editor . . Typists .... General assistant Exhibitor Staff . . . Roy Clark Nancy Richey Patrick DeLozier Iudy Verhotf . . . . Cathy Cox Linda Huhman Glenn Longworth . . . Patsy Weitz . . Kathy Hunter . . . . Ann Garst Evelyn Libbert Bill Steenburgen . Debbie Hornam Cathy Warbritton Dorothy England Gail Baker . . Becky Studer Faculty sponsor ........... Don S. Lamm, Ir. l t l x 1 . '14 r'- ns , nr, F. Roy and Nancy discuss with Mr. Lee Padget, representative of tr Walsworth Publishing Co., plans for the Exhibitor. ' . ggi . - 'ly 'A gk., in 4 sim Gail Baker, assistant Editor- in-chiet of the Road runner Express, is also very talented P inart. ,,,,,,- Becky Studer reflects a mo- ment while arranging the configuration for this yeaI's color spread. Editor-in Assistant Advertisir Sports ed Reporters Special lf Faculty spo Top political repor rick DeLozier is s Missouri Attorney G -s-3 I Taking a brief respite from their yearbook duties staff members Patrick DeLozier and Debbie Hoe man re-enact a scene from the Boston Stranglerf' I Faculty sponsor Don Lamrn, Ir. talks with staff members Patsy Weitz, Cathy Cox, Bill Steenbur- gen, Nancy Richey, and Kathy Hunter. AQ' ' i 2 R oad ru n ner I O, Cm Express Staff :y Richey I DeLOzier Editor-in chiet . . . . Debbie Homan Yverhoff l Assistant editor ..... .... G ail Baker . Ithy COX Advertising manager . . . . . Dorothy England Huhmcm Sports editor ....... . . Warren Ripley Dngworlh Reporters and :Sy Weltz Special Feature writers . . Dorothy Bunce I Hunlef lay Cline nn ,Gflfsfi Patrick DeLozier n Llbbert Gwen Hinken lnburgen Wilma Larson , H0IFam C. A. Rhoads Grbntton Kathleen Smith England Harold Stoll U11BUkef Larry Wilson Y Studer Kevin Wing mlm' II' Faculty sponsor . . . . Don S. Lamm, Ir. Analyzing the last issue' of the Roadrunner Express, members of the newswriting class discuss various articles and editorials. From lett to right are' Gwen Hinken, Dorothy Bunce, Carol Rhoads, Kevin Wing, Larry Wilson, Cathy Warbritton, and Dorothy England. Not pictured are Wilma Larson and Iay Cline. f , zssistant Editor- ie Road runner o very talented TOP political reporter on the newspaper staff, Pat- Ieflects G mo, rick DeLozier is shown interviewing lack Danforth, ,Hanging the Missouri Attorney General. ' for this year's Members of SFCC's class in practical journalism include Gail Baker, Roy Clark, I. 4B. Greer, Debbie Homan, Nancy Richey, Vlfarren Ripley, Nancy Smith, and Doro- thy England. Mx Editor-in-chief ot the Roadrunner Express, Debbie Homan, spent many hours this year working on all aspects ot the publication. ln addition to the technical duties ot editing, Debbie wrote many articles for the paper, show- ing her outstanding journalistic skill. , Dorothy England, advertising man- ager tor the Roadrunner Express, checks the latest issue ot the paper to insure that all the ads were properly printed. Dis tri bu ti ve Education g Clubs O A merica The SFCC Deca Club consists of 55 members. It is principally in- volved in helping mid management students prepare for careers in mar- keting and distribution. Three SFCC students held state DECA offices this year. They are Donavon Simon, president, Gail Crnic, secretary, and Rhonda Templemire, state reporter. DECA Club officers are, front row, left to right, Gary Brodersen, parliamentarian, Steve Young, treasurer, Susan Karigan, reporter, Gail Crnic, secretary, Donavon Simon, president, and Dan Fisher, vice-presi dent. Back row, left to right, Bill Bunch, civic improvement director, Rhonda Templemire, finance direc- tor, Mr. Dale Yelton, sponsor, Ian Imhauser, program director, Barry Walz, sports and social director, and Rick Morris inter-club director. Richard Nelson, sophomore in agri-business, brings in some of the decorations for the highly successful DECA Barnyard Christmas Dance. Among the club's money raising efforts was a Student Union bake! sale. The DECA Club members worked many hours on their entry in the Christmd5 Parade and their efforts were rewarded with second place honors. 'iv as EWIXW Tryouts for T and Once Upo -ve Young, treasurerg in Fisher, vice-presi- emire, finance direc- and social directorg K9 ji y in the ChriSfmU5 OIIOI' 3 erm Mi President Terri Ianney s Pl wood Players S E 1 i Tryouts for The Night Thoreau Spent In Iai1 fabovel, and Once Upon A Mattress Cbelowj. 1 u i . 1 i v x 1 I 1 i Q t X., .A .. :me:z?r, zr' '7f 'm' A' MM'-mymn -M-MNA W ,, M. 14 ,,, , tgirl' 5 it ' , ff 'e T 2 ,gg if V J 1 6 . , 4 , P1 . gf' ' 1fif', 1 - , . . r. ., qw. v .. .X ,, .. V - i1:':-- .fs :.- :rf . 4 2. ,1.':e,f'w.f .17 'jg fr 5 'ig 1 ' N 51' I . . 2 if M. ? 5 3 S The Roadrunner Rooters, in their second year of operation, bolstered the spirits of SFCC's athletic teams by showing enthusiasm and support. The OI' ganization includes, from left to right, first row, Debbie Peterman, president. and Kathy Harsh. Second row, Kenda Felkner, Iulie Grott, and Pam Koetting. Officers: Bob Ho treasurerj. Third row, Stephanie Nichols, Pat Holland, vice-president, and Connie Fourth row, Kathy Hunter, Brenda Binkholder, and LuAnne Nakamura. row, Donalyn Warden and Charlotte Ray, reporter-historian. Kathy Hunter and Pam Koetting make a sale to Ruth Lib bert while Charlotte Ray waits her turn. Gary Boeschen and Ron Bush munch on the goodies they bought at the bake sale . ' 52152535 Pep Band Did you know that a few years ago, Mrs. Schrader played the tuba in the marching band at Central Methodist College? L. to R. front row- Art Reque, Anita Barrick, Theresa Hunt, Kenda Felkner, Lisa Hunter, Mar- sha Kirchoff, Rcxanna Barnes. Second row- Melvin Kerr, Phil Markmann, Steve Carver, Mark Callis, David Cummings. Q X , ' ,X The and Mis Seated, May. St. WayneC 9 ,X 9 2 .J State Fair Singers The State Fair Singers, a select song and dance group under the direction of Mrs. Geraldine Schrader and Miss Ioan Baker, presented musical programs for civic and church organizations throughout the area. Seated, from the left, Debbie Pelham, Nancy Richey, Debbie Peterman, Gail Crnic, Debbie Homan, and Mary May. Standing, Ioan Baker, choreographer and pianist, Scott Rowe, Ron Esser, Mike Fiene, Ron Hieronymus, Wayne Christian, and Ken Mosier. . . .and on with the show. Mrs. Schrader assists the singers who are listening to a tape of their rehearsal. Art club officers, left to Hockerf sponsorg Evelyn Gurst, secretary-trecrsurerg book editor. Not pictured Goyle Baker and Glenn Longworth fubovel show oft the ware at o fruit sole sponsored by the art club Glenn Longworth lbelowl is Znd. semester secretary treasurer SX . ss Mary Ellen hairmang Ann Baker, scrap- ', co-chairman. N off the ware enn Longworth Broadcasting over KDRO, Roy Clark gives the Tuesday Roadrunner Report. Cathy Cox shared broadcasting duties at both KDRO and KSIS with Roy and Patrick. 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Ehlers Cathy Eichholz Dorothy England Terry Estes Edie Farris Mike Fields Mike Fiene Dan Fischer Iohn Fischer Iudy Fischer Charles Ford Carl Frisbee Wes Gunn Ann Garst Patti George - William George Robert Gerlind Philip Gilmore Sophomores Look Forward To lim Goosen ayne Goosen Frank Grainger , E gg 2 , Q, ,wif V ffffgi, 1 Edward Gray Peggy Gray Sharon Grother Iulie Grott Dean Guier Linda Hall Pam Koeitmg Tern Ianney and Ron H1eronymus hnally made lt Graduatzon The Board and the seats 1 Admxnlstrators always get the best 2 f' 1 EN. X a a., rf , W 4 , gb L I ' l 2 ,X f- Clif, j i gf .pf 14, ' V. H W f' 'W si 5 . '- 515: X 0 YQ 5 A 3.5: 1 r + H n. 1:-li MV i. ff X A f X 1 V s:f: :'::.'15 ' Y xr X f ' - 1 G Q.: Edkga I , J , A , Hx , 1, f e-H We f 'NN - r f., . ' ' , . H.,-:.F, 31,11:JQR1v4X:N I ., !-,f,,-1, 3.911-415: 1 A kxfunat .lilf L .. - w. 4 x -' 1 X t han - x f - I gl- .V 22----an -of ,M- 'M ,,,..f-- ,-' guys! 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Pelham Stephen Phillips Warren Preuitt Cathy Randolph Darla Reimer Herbert Rimel Mike Robertson Karis Thomas Iill Uhler 3 if Jig. A W ' ' i S 3 Arthur Wolfe Ernest Woolery KeepAn Eye On, Those Sophs 4 'N pW,,AA M X-W' ----.....-,- ,Ji f . l . .-.- V Mike Abey ' 1 Donald Alexander ' Bill Arnold f f2Q 7 Addztzonal Students -fi 5' 'FP' Larry Arnold Robert Benner Thomas Branson If These students are not classified as either freshman or sophomores. Included in this group are high school seniors taking special courses, persons who already have a higher degree who are going back to school in another area and adults taking only a few courses to further their education, but not specifical- ly toward an A,A. or A.S. degree. 6.7 .M -.I Iohn Bronson Minnie Bronson Iohn Crabill 1- Gail Crnic Bill Denton Stephen Dunham V y I- Wayne Harms ' .. I Iames Hays ,fv .1 i if f 'W M lf tw Mike Herbst A V 5 Wade Hooker N. I. 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MCIIY lO Gee Robert Gemes Charles Gerke Pete Gerke Iudie Gerken Larry Gerlt Dennis Hagen Les Gifford Richard Ginder 112 lim Goosen Wayne Goosen Anita Gragg Louise Graham Samuel Gravitt William Green Cl'1G1'lOlle Glenn Iudilh Goff Ellen Googen Iefome Goosen F orwt , f 1, 4 .x A A Pete Healey a- A ii: if f r A ' fc' ,Q Q Z 1414 'f tg .. 25 ,v ,.x- ' lk ,J 1 1 J -f f 1 , ff M 5 M Greer Roberi Greer Larry Gregory Ronme Gresham Gary Griffin Monty Groepp Glenda Kmetfh Brenda Kraft Ierry Krerslel Ioseph Hevert Vicki Heimsoth Ierry Helphrey Lucy Helsley Chester Henderson Cecil Hendrickson Clark Heapc ....,,,M wwwwmww My IoAnn Hoffman Bob Holloman Steve Holmes f W, , . i, A Y f I 14 2.,.,:j1, - . f ,f f fam, ' ,f 2 f ff 4 Z W a M, 0, f N yf 4? w f my -, ' .,1, V Y f,,, 4, Robert Henke ,, , ,jf 1 2 1' ZW' '- ,J fr' V! f g 1 4 2 ' f f QW 4 ff gf! f f ,Q ,, , gg ,, 3 1 ,4 Debbie Hieronymus Opal Hinkle Allan Hinten Charles Hirst R fm 5 , .g Z Kathy Hinken Gwendolyn Hinkez Clarence Hampton , Darlene Huffman David Herzberg Linda Huhmcm Kathy Hunter ...A Paul Hodge Stephen Iackson .. 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Denise Kinkead Marsha Kirchholt Ma1'Y D911 Ki1'1SeY 1.f,f:,.'ff7 V f ' - 6' ff e ' 'i 7' 3' X f Qi , e ft we ee L 1 A 'e', , -' ,KVVV f,,' Q ..,i :!, t- ' 1 - ' ' EQ:-A.-I f f Iohn Knapp Anthony Knipp 9 Frank Lamb Steven Lamb I ..,fk 1 ld y W I X ,S 6 f KW f ff , f ff ' Z f W? ff J 2 C., ., ff pf' . fa: ' J 7' -, 552157 . I JL! -1.5 0 3 i4 Bob Lambirth Greg Laramie Wilma Larson , ,t,t - fyk in , 3' . 12 2 2 Francoise Lavole lCImGS LGH2 f ists a L 1 f ' 1 f gf f ff f 2 I Q if My , , , 1 . . . f 22'z'iPCf1a'iQ ,. ' A4. , f ' f ,.,,. a,w,:,,,,,,'.t' 1, ff, fic, 1-vw ,Q 7 , . ', Connie Kindle M I - , , If fr,f g zf..- 3.1- ,gv A , if ,, fi f f X f ff f 05' 1 X , 1 ,,V,,V , if f, Z M 4, ,may ,, W fp, 'fm My -ff, ,f '- , ' 7 ,uhhh KL 'fn- I j,.y1 'f' 2 51,55 t 4 f My +4172 f f ' fj 'a Iudy King x t Rovenia Klein lames Lassiter Ruth Libbert Connie Light lean Linclencrantz Marilyn Loessing -x 5119 Dickie Long Glenn Longworth fx - L Q L . 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Sauers Louisa Sayre Gary Schilb 121 Ruth Schmidt Beth Schroeder Dickie Schultz Charles Schuster Richard Schwalie Iohn Schwenk Catherine Scott Pat Scott Josephine Seitner Beth Sevier Carole Shackeltord Valarie Shipley Haymond Shults Ellen Singleton Brenda Smith Debbie Smith Gary Smith Ianet Smith Michael Smith Randy Smith W' 1 :., O' ' f 1., 'Ha +4 '! ? .f ,-,Q ,,,..- Nl SFCC FIQOSH l?7!-Z2 X Z IJ X i Timothy Sommer Scott Spragg Doris Stathem Iune Steele Bill Steenburger Dan Stoll Kenny Stratman Veronica Streck Becky Studer Allen Sublett f n , Q, Mfif Freshmen Have Many Tricks Up Their Sleeves Harold Vogel Glenn Waggoner Teresa Walker Don Walters Iudy Wallenburn Shirley Walthall Donalyn Warden David Warren Willa Warren Michael Walkins M3 ff 1, V , Ianet Sudduth Diane Sullivan Al Swisher Mike Swords Sue Taylor Gary Theiss Carolyn Thomas lanice Thomas Ierry Thomas Debbie Thomason Tom Thurston Gary Townsend Ierry Tresenriter Patrick Turner Chris Twenter Art Valdez Gary Van Bibber Marjory Van Dyne Ierry Van Winkle Iudith Yerhoff f V. N I, 'i v gf, : David Weaver Helen Weaver Patsy Weitz Larry Welch Freshmen Make Adjustments Gmwheelef To College Life Ianet White Ronald Whittle Cournel Williams Dan Wilhoit Debbi Wiskur Ianice White Mike Williams Dan Wissmun Dale Wimer Carolyn Witte t I n Kevin Wing Marjorie Woolery Elizabeth Wlngeft F r K Gerald Ybarra l f 9 A A 1 y ..L., I BOHI116 Wllholl Tonya Ygung Alice Williams Richard Zahringer if 5 4, M f, K If ln Stephanie Weseloh Debbie West Gladys Westermier , 1 f W, W Witt V Fw , ' , fi W f 5 A V 5 H fr-1 ,Wg H if ff n x wifi fr vfgfff' f f N ,Jw .f ,nv p A . .,,f.y ..,f if fm. J., 1, ff' ,W 4, ,, ' E x 4 -' Lim q w ,, , , ,5 ij? ' WL ' ,W', ff ' ' Sv, 1. 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'IF ma, ., ,ff pig' Qggf ,, .- A, f X5 . gf , R ff X .M M-'E as ii Debbie Kemp Mickey A. Bennett Gaithel Blankenship Betty Buchanan Kenneth Burford Dorothy Butler Billie Carver Clifford Chappell Kathleen Clark Danny Deer Barbara Dunn lim Gaertner Volney Gage Robert Gilbertson Sharon Godsey Tynan Gogerty Ieanie Green Brenda Greer Ronnie Greer Mark Gregory Brenda Griffith Richard Griffith Danny Haggerman David A. Hanson Edward Harris, Ir. Louie Harris Danny Henderson lean Marie Iohnson Ierrie E. Iones Craig lung David Kemp JY r W 1 jf ffl W 7 I f rv .I -. , ,,, If ,W f x 4 ! ' ,,g3 ? 49 'f f Q v if LY -.lil f B af 'xff' Bob Kneip M aryorie Lindstrom J? f 5 21' ' r ' R g ' f 'QL' f ,I 1 ,f ff I sf f If , f, f ' , f , 1 f, A 1 4 , f y ,A 1 ',. 4.4, f . . ,frm--1 1.': 'n K..,.7' I S 6 X K ,M 'j ' rl' .. Q X, X x W9 W.. , .,,.,, , .. ..,.o. f , f x V :Hz fa ffaik A 4 -,qg,-35 Q, - I xi' .V f :fly-fl' 2 ' I Linda Lollis Ioe McDonald Doris Marino Dennis Menning William Messerli Patricia Mullis Iudy Neer Larry Nuzum Claudia Pelton Teddy Prater Larry Pryor Iudy Hagan Roger Richards Tonya Schaefer Ianet Shelledy Phyllis ' Skurla Cindy Smith Iohn Smith Dale E. Spiess, Ir, Debra Thomas Sheila Tyson Iames Uptergrove lames Weir Esther Wilson Dan Wolf, Ir. Iudith Zimmerschied Iohn Zink Iudy Zurcher M'-4 11 -,-V-as A RoastAndA Toast For Dr. Poort ff fZ,+-on t 506 03 X 1 ff, 26,72 XO f fQf f , ' 1 x-if -xg vs, , ' 'JL 'ff X f X ,i Mfhlff 5 A ,,,, XM, X eff ,W iff 4577 ff: , ,U 77, ,fy7,-, -Pi . f f iff ,JAX f.-,ff nf 47 X , He whlstles at the V M He Wh1StleS at the grrls, guls u as you know, Northampton is the Polish International Center. W , .' ,- FL 9 f4l1 I ff YS 3 , nf, 3 J My Z 5 2 C M, f fl 1' f ff cf f xii? 4 f izv M 5733 x xg X ... 7' g N3 is? Ol ,LAI f . T -- T . - -17--2-1'-' .'Q.Il SGA Tribute To stles at the girls, les at the girls, s..2 Dr. Steve Poort One of the greatest achievements of State Fair Community College is its involvement with the students and their concerns. One of the men who has made this achievement possible is Dr. Stephen Poort. Since the first days of this institution Dr. Poort has been ready to act-with ideas, plans, and wholehearted faith in the abilities of every- one connected with SFCC. With sincere regard to the problems of each individual, Dr. Poort has helped to establish a tradition at SFCC-a tradition of respect and rap- port between members of the staff and the stu- dent body. It is with the deepest regret that we see Dr. Poort leave our college, but his efforts and successes will not have been in vain. We shall long remember his words of guidance and the goals he strove to achieve. 'K Q j . tiff Z 7 'f fr 5 Z f Z f E ff f G f Q I L in x 41 A Lovely Visitor From ronoe Many ot us will remember 1971 as the year we met a darling young lady from France. Frangoise La- vole enabled us to recall many pleasant moments ,ot her presence. Traveling to the Etats-Unis as they are known in her native language, she got to live in this area as did her brother, lean-Louis, as an AFS exchange student in l969. Frangoise was well versed in the English language, having studied it for several years. While here she attended sports events and dances with enthusiasm. Having an op- portunity to spend the spring se- mester in Kansas City, we were happy for her but sorry to see her leave. The memory of her pleasant glow will burn for a long time. 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X. sg .,-5-. -.t N N xl.-.X ...XM 3, xb:.L,.x: .V,. 1, .... ,A Ax-N--xl -F . g X 'or X 55--,, V: - r ,, 1 . . v 'ffwlv f , 'Vw gs, V - . 2841 .QV . A I - I, Y . 5:-,-: ' , '.' . ' T'-T? 'V ,V lr - ' , . : X A .,., ,213 .I V 4 , .,,0 fjf ff. ,2.w' ,f U gi A ,LQ ff 1' - 'g '- .. gif - my ' , H 'rggel Q- ' . . -, 'ff , WV- 14,50 1 y , v6,.,gQyffzf,yQ A ' fr ,T V-.42-,--f fp, fi ,, V' 1 Q1 I I L L f .4 DN J 11 5 I :H 1 h c c i 1 3 nrnent by CoaC1'1 ed through the four weeks the 9 of those losseS ers won eight 01 rings rolling. 111 limited bench brilliantly an showed the fYPe in all be pIOUd g effort, S1019 ext season with Roadrunners Go To First National Playoff' Stiff Competition A nd Injuries Are Problems What started as a disheartening season progres- sively got better for the Roadrunners, good enough for Q trip to the national juco tournament. At one point SFCC was 3-7, and nobody was dreaming of Hutchin- son, Kansas at that time. Perhaps the turning point of the season came on the weekend of Ianuary 15. The Roadrunners had previously lost a tough weekend set to Three Rivers and to Iefferson College. This time we bounced back with a convincing 88-68 win over Three Rivers and avenged a one-point loss to the Vikings with a one-point triumph. With the Penn Val- ley win, it appeared that we could handle anyone. But Moberly and Crowder stood in the playoff road. After the heartbreaker with the Greyhounds lost at the buzzer, the incentive had been supplied. The Boadrunners took their No. 4 seeding, and handed Crowder and Moberly their tickets for their return trip home much to the delight of the crowd at the Ag Building. SFCC then swept Meramec in two straight and looked to the national tourney. An excellent turn- out greeted the team at the Hutchinson Sports Arena along with some rugged competition. Casper and Dal- ton flaunted a combined record of 60-5. Although the season came to a sudden halt, much has been gained. The experience of competition with these powerful opponents was, and will be, an asset in the years to come. As many of us left Hutchinson our only thought was, We'1l be back soon. 1971- 72 Season Record Opponent We They Whiteman AFB 109 80 Iohnson County Kansas 88 83 Missouri Western 84. 85 Peru State 100 79 Southwest Baptist IV 89 60 Meramec Community College 62 79 Mineral Area 79 92 Moberly 62 78 Iowa Western 85 95 Three Rivers 69 80 Iefferson College 67 68 Highland Kansas 71 68 Trenton 80 69 Penn Valley 83 97 Hannibal 78 70 Longview 117 99 Three Rivers 88 58 Iefferson College 64 63 Southwest Baptist IV 74 55 Crowder 83 88 Iohnson County Kansas 85 83 Fort Scott 69 89 Allen County 78 57 Longview 116 75 Crowder 74 76 East Central 85 58 Penn Valley 84 61 Trenton 69 67 Iowa Western 88 94 Moberly 71 73 East Central 100 80 Trenton' 84 72 Crowder' 73 53 Moberly' 66 53 Meramech' 70 69 Meramec 83 69 Casper, Wyort- 65 79 Dalton, Ga.-lf 83 90 'regional 16 west division playoffs ' 'regional 16 playoffs -1-national tournament 9 -:-na'.'ma...:.:x ....H-....,m--..1-T1-..-,Q-.i- 7.7 W., Y , ,Y ,, , . . tiorz Qt lard all draws a crowd and Myles YateS . Left: Contact GS ives around a Cle- ourt. No foul WGS ibal coach TOH1 ightj yells for GH ettli and Afdfldis ental in SFCC's g streak. . 1' -5- f Any analysis of this season would be incomplete without mentioning the play of Iirn Lassiter. Without question the most explosive offensive threat to don a Roadrunner uniform, his lightning fast reflexes al- lowed him many steals and consequent lay-ups such as this one in a 78-70 Homecoming win over Hannibal. By mid-season lim had already broken the career scoring mark held by Iohn Nelson. A 6' 3 freshman from Freedom, Pennsylvania, he reminds one of the New York Knicks' Earl the Pearl Monroe with his elusive ball handling, passing, and dribbling. Playing forward much of the time, lim found himself outsized by many foes, but blessed with fine spring in his legs, he held his own and more. Another great asset is his knack for drawing fouls. 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A Q j 'QQQVYI X. tfxg ,, N SSNQ N M' fxnxx 4 Q' f i 1-ft'!'g42QZa,,1.v5x1gA xfxxkxg SCAR , , A Q Q z C3 - X 3 X N gg 433 A 1 'V Q ff 71,1 ' 2' W 7 A 411 X Atgigf A51 i V12-,' ,qv '19 1 , M361 1 ,1,k - '-fr ff' f-V '7,f,,.:Qz,4',' , ' 1 'Iwi f fi, ,M W f -- ,'. -L 9' 3?.? f 'F ff iff iffy! ,X . 1 ff ff , f 4 5 i 3 ,, t . Q4 gf F 225: 5 if ' 5 ' V 5 N - v iii v ' f, 'ii , 5 is if 4 4 3' f 'S w K RQYEIYAHQ P7 v xslt? 'VNS' The Exhibitor Ball held 1n the Student Union February ll 1972, was highlighted by the crowning of Miss Debbie Homan, center, as the Exhibitor Queen The Queens court included left to right Miss Becky Studer, Miss Ann Garst, retiring queen, Miss Debbie Homan, chosen by the student body as queen Miss Nancy Richey and Miss Cathy Cox. The escorts Cnot picturedl were, respectively, Terry Har- nson President Fred Davis Dean Tagtmeyer Roy M Clark and Patrick DeLozier. Shirley Kidwell adjusts Mrs. Kay Greer's hair as counselor Ierry Greer waits to have his picture taken. Evelyn Libbert, who was in charge of the event, brings in the cake while last year's queen Ann Garst delivers the flowers. Being an attendant to the queen doesn't mean immunity from work. Here Nancy Richey, seated, and Becky Studer make the backdrop for the throne. Just A n Old Fashioned Love Song 2 5 f W ,4 ,W ' , ,ueen 1 - ifgQf2? f 5 Q2 fx Q U6 Miss B ecky' . Studer Mass Cathy Cox , f 1532 Dr. Steven Poort addresses the eager freshmen at orientation. The first-year students and the student government officers learn what to expect at SFCC during the coming year. Con vocations Student government candidates Terri Ianney, Ted Tompkins, and Glenn Longworth along with vice-president Mike Fiene, treasurer Connie Reed, and secretary Debbie Peterman meet the student body at an early convocation, President Davis speaks at a convocation concern ing the possibilities ot expanding the food service facilities and enforcing Student Union rules. . . , . .as the students soak up everything that is being said. Spanish dancer Pc cz jam-packed stude Here he demonstrc L --we it L K , sllfilw , ,M We X Y, R R X iifxy 5 t i :vi visit?-x 5 .- .- Nt K .f Y . X, government officers :ning year. Convocations Spanish dancer Pascual Olivera entertained cr jam-packed student union on February 9. Here he demonstrates the use ot castanets. Xff. Yeah! My name's Donavon Simon. . . Smile, coach. ,, v 1. 161 The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail The cast tor Thoreau takes a break. Lett to nght Mrke Frene Mark Homan Debbre Homan, Ron Hieronymus, Scott Rowe, Debbre Peterman Glenn Longworth and Irm Mergen. Debbie Homan, as Lydian, consoles her husband, Ralph Waldo Emerson, played by Mike Ere-ne as he contemplates his tuture. Frog Pond Its a Drppyothermotheramabout Rox Ann Barnes as Amanda accepts some beetles from Terry Emo the proprretor of Armondos Grocery and Sundrres Store ,sw Amsts Ann Garst and Evelyn Lrbbert put 11 a lot Mrlfe Pre-ne, SFCC's premiere alligator! Ron Hrerorrymus reports a crlme to the sherxt frog Ilffl Merge-n as the latter eagerly take down the detaxls Once Upon A Mattress l ark Homan, Debbie .ongworth, and lim Ztflarch 23, 4, and 25 Evelyn Libbert, set designer and artist for Once Upon a Mattress, confers with Miss Ioanna Helrning, di- rector of the musical, about one of her poster designs. Checlvnng the height of poles for the set are Ioe Esch- backer, left, stage manager, and Greg Foster, right, construction head. Miss Ioanna Helrning, instructor ot speech and drama, discusses proper placing with Ioe ,7- Scottie Rowe and Claudia Pelton go through their solo dance number in the 'Spanish Panic as Pam Koetting 'dnd.DannyDeer.leo'kon. Lo: N fth M'nstrelJ, Ron Hieronymus 'fthe iesteil. andrYMiklezLl'lQne She tavizardl, used a lift as their big finish to Very Soft Shoes. Mrs Geraldine Schrader recruited several musicians from the area to fill out the orchestra ' t th sheriff t 'th ' 1. Among those lending their talents to the success of the production were, Crlme O T t keg tsdnt Fowlzmfdgfn left, Tom Thurston, Larry Nuzum, Marsha Kirchoft, Lisa Hunter, and Iudy latter eager Y C Zurcher. Standing are Phil Markmann, Connie Ream, Mrs. Schrader, Kenda Felkner, Frank Grainger, and Duane Long, Prmce Dauntlees QDanny Deer, center! sits 1.11 his human throne made of c t members at the conclusion of Opening for a Princess. One of the many problems encountered in mu- sicals is to teach novice dancers how to per- torm lifts. Ioe Eschhacher attempts to raise Debbie Pelham across his shoulders as Ron Hieronymus, lim Mergen, and Greg Foster lend helping hands. Miss Ioan Baker, right, choreo rapher of the mu- sical and dance instructor at sgrcc shows Debbie Peterman and Greg Foster the proper way to lean in a segment from Shy. f ., . ,ff-9 ' f S f . f 2 I f Q 1' an ' Kay 1 ff 'iff , fk, , ..l Q V. L1 . M c 4 A If 1 Q . .Ai -' 'f'i'6',fff:vf6fff'wi'? 'JW ,111 ' , ug xi 1 , 43, X - f ' M wif' :wwf 1 4 ff, f,!,!,Aff 600 2 ff ff N ff 'Hi f 5 ,li V 1 ww 4. 4 S? f N , , ..- Be that wcxy, hghtwad! ItAll Happens .. . . In The Student Union! C1 nng salesman C1 lelsurely chat card games 165 Bill and his mother Ball Rabourn An Important Lznk I n Our Progress Popular with the girls at age four An Easter Suit Cleaning High school grad in '52 Drum major at CMSC H9541 FXXM 5-iw-K '-iii' .- KISS NH Xi -f , I Carol and BiH's wedding shower Cleaning the yard in Dixon, Mo. with Little Bill t X it . , -f f qfgwf -. E' ,A S Three Rabourn generations A competent speaker His favorite pastime 167 IfEverI Would Leave You, How Could It Be In Springtime Knowing How In Sp I'm Bewitched By Yo t rz ng uS0. time, Summer, interOr all. , Never Could ILea1Qe,,You-4 A S --AtAll Abey, Mike 102 Abney, Richard E Ackerman, Harol Ady, Edwin 92 Aggeler, Ted 108 Alderman, Ronde Alexander, Dona. Alexander, Vicky Albin, Charles 65 Allison, Alan 109 Almaguer, Delore Anderson, Ioyce Anthony, Lynn ll Arand, Kevin 92, Arnold, Bill 61,10 Arnold, Larry 105 Arnold, Nancy 61 Asbury, Debbie 1 Atkinson, Debra Atkinson, Dianne Atkinson, Louis 9' Austin, Margie Bi Bailey, Barbara 9 Bain, Debbie 89,1 Baker, Gail 64,77 Baker, Peggy 55,f Balke, Roger 109 Ballenger, Roy lf Banning, Ralph 5 Barnes, Rox Anno Barnes, Susan 92, Barnette, Benjami Barton, Anna Mai Baslee, Richard 9 Bcrughman, Duan Beatty, Tom 92 Belcher, Steve 92 Bell, Charles 108 Bell, Michael Bug Bellmer, Terry 61 Benner, Robert lf Bennett, Mickey F Bennett, Mike 61 Bergman, Peter ll Bergmann, Debor Bias, Neal Wray 1 Biggs, Ianet 108 Bigler, Deena 89, Billingsley, Larry Binkholder, Brend Birch, Larry 109 Bird, Bruce 77,92 Bishop, luel Ir. 59 Blankenship, Gail Blaylock, Nancy E Boclenhamer, Pats Boehm, Diana 105 Boeschen, Gary 8 Booze, Brindu 109 Borchers, lim 92 Borders, Curtis 10 Branson, Fred 105 Branson, Tom 102 Bredwell, Marianr Brock, Margaret 4 Brockman, Wesley Brodersen, Gary E Bronson, Minnie 1 Brothers, Scott 70, Brown, Barbara Sl Brown, Raymond Brown, William 92 Brown, Ronald 60, Buchanan, Betty Buchholtz, Martha Buiord, Marvin Ir. Bunce, Dorothy 75 Bunch, William 8C Bunch, Kathy 92 Burch, Perry 59,lf Burtord, Kenneth Bush, Ronnie 82 Butler, Dorothy 60 Butler, Mike 54,65 Butler, Gary 1U9,l Butriclr, Larry 109 Butterwick, Howar Button, David 92 Byassee, Gerald ll Byrd, Ina 59,109 Cairer, Glenn 53,1 Campbell, Bob 101 Candy, Bob 92,151 Capps, Sherry 105 Carr, Mike Carrington, Mary Carter, Dennis 105 Carter, Dianna lll Carver, Billie 126 Cassing, Tony 37,5 Chambers, Elizabe Chappell, Clittord Choate, Lena 110 Abey, Mike 102 Abney, Richard 92 Ackerman, Harold 92 Ady, Edwin 92 Aggeler, Ted 108 Alderman, Roxie 65 Alexander, Donald 102 Alexander, Vicky 108 Albin, Charles 69 Allison, Alan 108 Almaguer, Delores 92 Anderson, Ioyce 92 Anthony, Lynn 108 Arand, Kevin 92,136,140 Amold, Bill 61,102 Arnold, Larry 102 Arnold, Nancy 61 Asbury, Debbie 108 Atkinson, Debra 108 Atkinson, Dianne 92 Atkinson, Louis 92 Austin, Margie 66,108 Bailey, Barbara 92 Bain, Debbie 89,108 Baker, Gail 64,77,78,79,86,92 Baker, Peggy 55,108 Balke, Roger 108 Ballenger, Roy 108 Banning, Ralph 60 Barnes, Rox Anna 84,108,146,162 Barnes, Susan 92,146 Barnette, Benjamin 92 Barton, Anna Marie 108 Baslee, Richard 92 Baughman, Duane 108 Beatty, Tom 92 Belcher, Steve 92 Bell, Charles 108 ., Bell, Michael Eugene 108 Bellmer, Terry 61 Benner, Robert 102 Bennett, Mickey A. 126 Bennett, Mike 61 Bergman, Peter 108 Bergmann, Debora 107,108 Bias, Neal Wray 108 Biggs, Ianet 108 Bigler, Deena 89,108,153,155 Billingsley, Larry 43,92 Binkholder, Brenda 82,109 Birch, Larry 109 Bird, Bruce 77,92 C Bishop, luel Ir. 59 Blankenship, Gaithel 126 Blaylock, Nancy 92 Bodenhamer, Patsy 92 Boehm, Diana 109 Boeschen, Gary 82 Booze, Brinda 109 Borchers,1im 92 Borders, Curtis 100 Branson, Fred 109 Branson, Tom 102 Bredwell, Marianna 92,150 Brock, Margaret 41,92 Brockman, Wesley 109 Brodersen, Gary 80,92 Bronson, Minnie 102 Brothers, Scott 70,92,164 Brown Brown Brown Barbara 60 Brown, , Raymond 64 , William 92 , Ronald 60,61 Buchanan, Betty 126 Buchholtz, Martha 92 Buford, Marvin Ir. 109,144 Bunce, Dorothy 79,109 Bunch, William 80,109 Bunch, Kathy 92 ' Burch, Perry 59,109 Burford, Kenneth 61,126 Bush, Ronnie 82 Butler, Dorothy 60,126 Butler, Mike 64,65,l09 Butler, Gary 109,134 Butrick, Larry 109 Butterwick, Howard Keith Button, David 92 Byassee,'Gerald 109,134 Byrd, lna 59,109 Cairer, Glenn 53,107,109 Campbell, Bob 109 Candy, Bob 92,153 Capps, Sherry 109 Carr, Mike Carrington, Mary 109 Carter, Dennis 109 Carter, Dianna 110 Carver, Billie 126 Cassing, Tony 37,93 Chambers, Elizabeth 110 Chappell, Clifford 126 Choate, Lena 110 Student Index Christian, Wayne 77,85,93,153 Church, Mary 52,8B,ll0,153,155 Claas, Ronald 93 Clark, Kathleen 126 Clark, Roy M. 6,44,78,79,B7,93 Clay, Don 60 Cline, lay 79,110 Cline, Estella 66,67,1 10 Cline, Yolande 69 Close, Ioseph 59,110 coffen, Iim 110,144,146 Coffelt, lann l5,77,ll0,l64 Collins, Danny 92' Collins, Ronald 110 Collister, Debbie 53,6O,93 Compton, Barbara 110 Conley, Dave 93 Connell, Robert 93 Connery, lerome 93 Conson, David 110 Cook, Darrel 57,110 Cook, Iulie 93 Cook, Marsha 65 Cook, Mary 61 Cooke, Roy lr. 93 Cornine, Larry Robert 93 Covert, Debbie 110 Cox, Cathy 45,78,87,110,157,158 Crabill, Iohn 102 Crain, Iohnnie 110 Cramer, Ioyce 110 Cranfill, Dennis 93 Crank, Roger 110 Crawford, Linda 110 Crnic, Gail 43,80,85,102,l5O Cromley, Ken 93 Cronhardt, lay 110 Crouch, Shirley 59 Crum, Mike 93 Cullen, Edward 93 Curry, Michael 110,134 Curry, Timothy 111 L Curtis, Michele 93 Cusick, Mary 59 Dahm, Sue 93 Dale, Milton 59 Daniel, Marty 111 Daugherty, Rosetta 111 Davis, Karen 60,111 Davison, Samuel 111 Day, Paul 111,137 Deer, Danny 126,163 DeLozier, Patrick 46,78,79 ' Denny, Park 53,93,l34 Denton, Bill 65,102 Deuschle, Paula 46,93,146 Deuschle, Henry 111 Discus, Don 60,61 Dieckmann, Ronald 59,93 Diekmann, Ierry 48,93,136,164 Ditzfeld, Marilyn 41,51,93 Ditzfeld, Michael 111 Dix, Diana 111 Dole, Susan 61 Dollinger, Debra 93,100 Dority, Don 111,134 Dotson, Nancy 111 Dove, Iames 93 Drenon, Ken Ir. 93 Dunham, Stephen 61,102 Dunn, Barbara 126 Dunn, David 100 Durrill, Randy 111 E tep, Roger 93 Ebersole, Edward 111 Eckhoff, Dean 111 Eckhoff, Mark 111 Eckhoff, Donald 111 Edmondson, Ioseph 111 Ehlers, Iudy 14,111 Ehlers, Rita 93 Ehlers, Roy 95 Eichholz, Cathy 94 Eickhoff, Norma 111 Eldridge, Patsy 65 Elliott, Michael 111 Emo, Terry 100,162 England, Dorothy 78,79,94,150 English, Phil 11 11 Eppes, Ioe 61 Ervin, Thomas 112 Eschbacher, Ioe 100,163 Eser, Ron 85 Estes, Candy 112 Estes, Terry 94 Ewert, Doye 49,112 Farris, Edie 94 Fauquier, Linda 112 Felkner, Kendo 41 ,82,64,1l2,163 Felps, Carrie 112 Fields, Mike 94 Fiene, Mike 43,76,85,94,160,162,163,165 Finley, Iohn T. 69 Fischer, ludy 94 Fischer, lohn 94 Fischer, Dan 80,94,l53 Fisher, Terry 112 Fockler, Billy 112 Ford, Charlie 42,94 Foster, Greg 163 Fowler, Dewayne 112,144 Fowler, Allan 112 Franklin, lanet 112 Freund, Robert 112 Frisbee, Carl 94 1 Fritz, lay 112 Fry, Darlene 112 Funk, Lawrencine 58,112 Furnell, Dennis 112 Furnell, Ierry 60 Gaetthr1er,Iim 126 Gage, Vernon 59,150,126 Gann, Wesley 94 Gant,1anet 112 Garmon, Barbara 112 Garst, Ann 42,46,77,78,86,94, 157,162,165 Gee, Mary Io 112 Gemes, Robert 112 George, Patti 94 George, William 94 Gerke, Charles 112 Gerke, Peter 112 Gerken, ludie 52,112 Gerling, Robert 94 Gerlt, Larry 112 Gifford, Les 112 Gilbertson, Bob 126 Gillespie, Betty Io 17 Gilmore, Philip 94 Glenn, Charlotte 112 Godsey, Sharon 126 Goff, ludith 60,112 Gogerty, Tynan 126 Goosen, Ellen 126 Goosen, Ierome 112 Goosen, lim 94,112 Goosen, Wayne. 94,112 Gragg, Anita 57,112 Graham, Louise 66,67,l12 Grainger, Frank 94,163 Gravatt, Carl 60 Gravitt, Samuel 112,134 Gray, Ed 94 Gray, Peggy 94 Green, Ieanie 126 Green, William 59,60,112 Greer, I.B. 79 Greer, Brenda 126 Greer, Brooke 113 Greer, Robert 113 Greer, Ronnie 126 Gregory, Larry 113 Gregory, Mark 126 Gresham, Ronnie 113 Grider, Richard 60,6l,112 Griffin, Gary 61,113 Griffith, Bill 61 Griffith, Brenda 126 Griffith, Richard 126 Groepper, Monty 37,419,112 Grother, Sharon 94 Grott,Iu1ie 4l,62,94 Grotzinger, Denise 113 Grotzinger, Danette 113 Grotzinger, Barbara 113 Guier, Dean 70,94,137 Guier, Roy 59,7O,113,136 Gunn, David 113 Hagen, Dennis 113 Haggerman, Danny 126 Hall, Linda 94,146 Hamby, Carolyn 100 Hammond, Marlin 96 Hampton, Clarence 114,137,140 Hanson, David 126 Harms Harris, Twila 96 Dan 113 Harms, Harms, .Wayne 41,102 Edward 126 Harris, lames 113 Harris, Loot 126 Harrison, Connie 113 Harrison, Nancy 96 Harsch, Kathy 82,107,113,151 Hart, loe 113 Hausam, Benigna 61 Hawkins, Mike 96 Hawkins, Ellen 113 Hays, Greg 113 Hays, lames 61,102 Hayward, Bonnie 66,157,113 Healey, Pete 113 Heaper, Clark 113 Hees, Emma A. 69 Heimsoth, Ruth 96 Heimsoth, Gary 96 Heimsoth, Vickie 77,113 Hellesvig, Mary 51 Helphrey, lerry 113 Helsley, Lucy 52,64,l13 Henderson, Chester 113 Henderson, Danny 126 Hendricksen, Cecil 113 1-lenke, Robert 114,134 Herbst, Mike 102 Herzberg, David 114 Hesse, Kenneth 96 The Fred Davis family enjoyed having Mariaco lannini, third from left, as an AFS student from Colombia this past year. :' .: 'P'-2' 'Y ... ' -2.1 '. V:-' - 'H r- if - f' 'mfs-v':w.'.ii -x 1 f - X ' N ' re Q ,sw -4, f I 1 170 .K ,.,- CONVERGING ON THE CAKE-An important point of conversion for many during the evening of the farewell party given in the Student, Union on the night of February 18 for Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Poort, was the large and beautiful three tier cake made by Mrs. Carolyn Ament. From left to right are Mrs. Marsha Myers, Mr. Myers, Mr. Howard Hibdon, and Mrs. Hibdon. Hieronymus, Ron 17,43,85,95,96,162, 153,158 Iackson, Diana 115 lackson, Stephen 115 Hieronymus, Deborah 114 Hinken, Kathy 114 Hinken, Gwen 79,96,l14 Hinkle, Opal 114 Hinten, Allan 114 Hirst, Charles Gene 59,B1,114 Hocker, Wade 61,102 Hodge, Steve 59,516,114 Hoffmann, lo Ann 114 Hofstetter, David 114 Holland, Pat 82,1l4,164,165 Holliday, Iames 114 Holloman, Robert 114 Holmes, Steve 77,114,144 Holt, Mary Lou 114 Holtzclaw, Henry 50,96 Homan, Debbie 14,37,43,51,70,78,79,85, 96,149,156,157,l59,162 Homan, Mark 162 Homan, Wilma 46,114 Houchens, Ronald 96 Howard, Mike 96 Hoyne, NJ. 102 Hudson, Iames 114 , Hudson, Larry 56,6l,114 Huhman, Linda 77,7B,115 Hunter, Kathy 78,82,115 Hunter, Mary 115 Hunter, Lisa 48,811,163 1mhauser,Ian 80,150,151 Irvine, Andy 102 Ives, Stephen 102 Iackson, Susan 115 laeger, Dennis 47,96 Iaekel, Bill 115 lanney, Terri 43,60,77,81,95,96 Iarrett, Ted 60,61,l15 lave, Mickey 100 lohnson, lean l8,60,l26 Iohnson, Violet 115 Iohnson, Rick 115 Iohnson, Dennis 1l5,133,134,l35,l64, 165 lolly, Billy 96 Iolly, Dick Ir. 115 lones, lerry 126 Iones, Mark 115,136,144 Iones, Richard 115 Iones, Ronnie 102 lorgenson, Charles 61,115 lung, Craig 126 Kalamon, Iohn 102 Kain, Nancy 96 Karigan, Susan 76,77,80,89,96,149,150, l52,153,154,l64 Kay, Sue 96 Keele, Charles 115 Kelb, Gary 100 Kellner, Cynthia 116 Kemm, David 115 Kemp, David 126 Kempf, Patricia 66,67,115 Kenney, Krystal 103 Kettle, Debbie 49,52,115 Kettle, Steve 116 Kidwell, Randy 116,134,144 Mr. Pete Holloway, left, past president of the Coyote Pack, and Bill Rabourn, lr., left back, hand a big bag of popcorn to Mr. Wayne Lett. Dan Wolfe, Ir., and Larry Langston build a bird dog pen gate in their welding class.. Kilgore, Betty 103 Killion, Mike 116 Kindle, Connie 66,67,l16 King, ludy 116 Kinkead, Denise 116 Kinsey, Marydell 57,116 Kirchhoff, Marsha 84,107,116,163 Klein, Rovenia 116 Bill Klein 65 Klein, Ricky 96 Knapp, Iohn 116 Kneip, Bob 126 Knipp, Richard 113 Knipp, Anthony 116 Knipp, Prank 113 Knox, Virginia 113 Koehn, Dan 59 Koerkenmeier, Robert 96 Koerning, Connie 65 Koester, Randall 113 Koetting, Pam 42,51,82,95,96,l65 Komm, Michael 103 Kraettl, Duane 96,133,137,140 Kraettli, Glenda 113 Kraft, Brenda 66,113 Kreisler, Linda 65 Kreisler, lerry 113 Lamb, Frank 59,116 Lamb, Gary 58,97 Lamb, Steve 116 Lambirth, Bob 56,61,116 Land, Iohn 97 Laramie, Greg 116 Larson, Wilma 79,116 Lassiter, Iim 116,137,141 Lavole, Francoise 70,116,131 Leech, Roger 60 Leech, Ioan 103 Lenz, lames 116 Libbert, Evelyn 42,78,86,97,150,157,l62, 163 Libbert, Ruth 82,88,116,146,l65 Light, Connie 82,116 A group of loyal followers at one Lightfoot, Bill 61 Lindecrantz, lean 116 Linstrom, Marjorie 126 Lockwood, Robert 60 Loesing, Marilyn 116 Lohnes, Doris 69 Lollis, Linda 127 Long, Duane 97,163 Long, Dickie 117 Longworth, Glenn 78,86,117,160,l62 Lovell, Linda 103 Lowry, lerry 117 Luetjen, Theila 19,117 Lupardus, lim 134 Luttrell, lerry 97 Lutz, David 117 Lyles, Kathryn 117 Lynch, Patrick 60 Madole, Donnie 117 Malmberg, Fran 65 Markmann, Phillip 84,117,163 Markmann, Barbara 97 Marino, Doris 60,127 Marriott, Gay 97 Martin, Karen 117 Martin, Ian 89,117 Mason, Lois 117 Mathews, Ron 118 Matthews, Robert 97 Maxon, Tris 118 May, Mary 43,85,118 McCain, Terry 117 McClelland, Charles 117 McClelland, Robert 117 McConnell, Norma 79 McCoy, Randy 117 McCublin, Debbie 61 McCubli n, Helen 67 McCurdy, Thomas 97 McDonald, Ioe 127 McDowell, Cindy 117 McFarland, Dennis 117 McGuire, Florence 117 of the Roadrunner home games. ,, ', 27 2 3 2 -14 1 1 The SGA Mclntyre, Sherry 5 McMackin, Lela 61 McMil1in, Everett 1 McMullin, Wayne 1 McNulty, Debbie 1 McReyno1ds, Micke McRoy, Fran 117 Medcalt, Carl 97 Meller, Treva 118 Menetee, Iohn I. lr. Menefee, Kathy 88 Menning, Dennis 5 Mergen, lim l18,lE Merrick, Dorraine 1 Messerli, William 1 Meyer, Dennis 59,1 Meyer, Randy 103 Meyer, Rick 118 Middaugh, Billy 97 Middleton, Lynn ll Miller, Kathy 118 Miller, Patty 97 Milligan, Gary 118 Mills, Cherri 118 Miner, Becky 45,11 Mitchell, Dalene ll Mitchner, Velma 63 Moellman, Diana 6 Monsees, Ruth Ann Monsees, Thomas l Montague, Dale 63 Mooneyhan, Charh Moore, Iudy 119 Moore, Clara 66,67 Moore, Stan 97 Moore, Honoria 115 Moore, Debra 119 Morgan, Marshall . Morlock, Peggy ll! Morris, Connie 52,1 Morris, Rick 80,119 Morris, lohnnie 97, Mosbaugh, Patricia Miss Sandra capping cererr 4 ' 1 , 1 5, pen gate 60,182 Ome QCIIIISS. , l The SGA worked hard to make money this year! Mclntyre, Sherry 59,103 McMackin, Lela 61 McMi1lin, Everett 117 McMu1lin, Wayne 61,103 McNulty, Debbie 117 McReyno1ds, Mickey 117 McRoy, fran 117 Medcali, Carl 97 Meller, Treva 118 Menetee, lohn I, Ir. 103 Meneiee, Kathy 88,118 Menning, Dennis 57,127 Mergen, Iim 118,162,163 Merrick, Dorraine 60 Messerli, William 127 Meyer, Dennis 59,118 Meyer, Randy 103 Meyer, Rick 118 Middaugh, Billy 97 Middleton, Lynn 118 Miller, Kathy 118 Miller, Patty 97 Milligan, Gary 118 Mills, Cherri 118 Miner, Becky 45,118 Mitchell, Dalene 118 Mitchner, Velma 65 Moellman, Diana 61 Monsees, Ruth Anne 118 Monsees, Thomas 118 Montague, Dale 63,118 Mooneyhan, Charles 118 Moore, Iudy 119 Moore, Clara 66,67,119 Moore, Stan 97 Moore, Honoria 119 Moore, Debra 119 Morgan, Marshall 119 Morlock, Peggy 119 Morris, Connie 52,119 Morris, Rick 80,119,134 Morris, lohnnie 97,119 Mosbaugh, Patricia 97 capping ceremony. Moser, Keri 4a,7e,as,97 Mucke, Wayne 61 Mueller, Richard 97,119 Muenks, Shirley 37,119 Muller, Glen 119 Mumbower, Mike 97 Muschany,l.D, 97 Myers, Wayne 119 Myers, Rick 119 Nakamura, LuAnne 82,119 Neal, Nan 66,119 Neer, ludy 127 Neill, Kenneth 60,119 Neitzert, Bonnie 100 ' Nelson, Richard 97 Nelson, Phillip 119 Newbill, Larry 144 Nichols, Stephanie 49,82,120 Nichols, Linda 97 Nieman, lerry 120 Nix, Hugh 120 Nolting, Lance 120 Norton, Debbie 120 Nuzurn, Larry 127,163 Ollison, Kenneth 120 Olsen, Robert 120 Oswald, Beverly 120 Otten, Ronnie 120 Overton, Betty 120 Pace, lohn 97,144,146 Padgett, Gregory 97 Palmer, Dave 120 Parker, Mike 98 Parker, Steve 120 Parks, Irvin 120 Patterson, Rodger 98,134 Patterson, Larry 120 Patton, Kathy 120 Paxton, Bob 98,134,165 Pelham, Debbie 43,85,l00,163 Pelton, Claudia 127,163 Penny, Robert 120 Peterman, Debbie 43,76,82,8S,98,l32,160, 162,163,165 Peters, Ronald 58,98,120 Phillips, R.L. 120 Phillips, Beth 46,98 Phillips, Beverly 59,103 Phillips, Raymona 65 Phillips, Stephen 100 Pilant, Sara lane 120 Pirtle, Gary 120,144,146 Poslusny, Odie 66,120 Potter, Caroline 70,120,146,149,l50,151 Poynter, Roy 98,134,135 Prater, Teddy 59,60,l27 Preuitt, Warren 100 Pricer, Cheryl 42,98 Pryor, Larry 127 Pugh, Pamela 98. Pugh, Marti 66,67,77,l21 Pummill, Eugene 120 Pummill, Robin 120 Purchase, Scott 87,98 Purchase, Connie 121 Ragan, ludy 127 Ragan, Tom 61 Ragar, Mike 98 Ragland, lohn 69 Randolph, Cathy 100 Rcry, Charlotte 82,121,146 Ream, Connie 88,121,163 Ream, Harold 103 Ream, Perry 98 Reed, Connie 76,98,160 Rehmer, Leo 59 Reimer, Darla 100 Renison, Deanna 121 Rhoads, C.A. 79,121 Richards, Roger 127 Richey, Nancy 6,14,43,44,78,79,85,98, 151,157,158 , Richmond, Leon 121 Ricker, Mike 121 Riggs, Daryl 121 Riggs, Robert 103 Riley, Mike 42,77,12l,l53 Rimel, Herbert 100,121 Ripley, Warren 79,98,136,144 Robb, lim 98 Robertson, Mike 100,144 Rockwell, Alma 86,67,l2l Rodgers, Nancy 121 Roland, Karen 89,121,161 Ross, Roy 53,98 Ross, limmie 121 Rowden, Vic 98 Rowe, Scott 43,51,70,85,121,132,162,163 Rozier, Donald 87,121 Rugen, Ruth 103 Runge, Frances 121 Sanders, Sherry 47,51,l2l Sanders, ludy 121 Sauers, Barry 56,121 Sawiord, Donald 57 Sayre, Louisa 121 Schaefer, Tonya 127 Schilb, Gary 121 Schmidt, Ruth 66,67,122 Schmidt, Iohn 98 Schondelmeyer, David 134 Schrader, Marcella 64 Schroeder, Brenda 61 Schroeder, Beth 122 Schultz, Dickie 122 Schuster, Charles 122 Schwalie, Richard 122,134 Debbie Peterman practicing for her spent many hours role as Winniired in Once Upon A Mattress. Schwartz, Iohn 59 Schwenk, Iohn 122 Scott, Catherine 42,551,122 Scott, Delores 61 Scott, Pat 122 Seamon, Tom 55,103 Seiiner, Iosephine 122 Sevier, Beth 122 Schackelford, Carole 122 Shelby, Bill 61 Shelledy, lanet 127 Shipley, Valerie 122 Shirky, Bruce 98 Shoemaker, Steve 98 Shults, Ray 122 Silvers, Mike 144 Silvers, Mitch 144 Si.mon, Donavon 49,80,98,l34,l50,16l Singleton, Ellen 122 Siron, Michael 98 Siron, Stan 98 Skahan, lames A, 69 Skurla, Phyllis 59,127 Smiley, Nanette 98 Smith, Brenda 122 Smith, Cindy 59,127 Smith, Debbie 122 Smith, Gary 122 Smith, lanet 66,67,122 Smith, lohn 127 Smith, Kathleen 79,98 Smith, Michael 122 Smith, Randy 122 Smith, Rick 40,98 Smith, Sharon 60 Mrs. Schrader and Connie Ream proudly display the newly acquired musical instruments to be used next Miss Sandra Mayer, instructor, prepares for the practical nurses' year. , . , .. v.-41-s--f-.n---1-1-1 v.-:1.,...,,1,.f,,.-..r-:-f-1..s,,-...g.,9,,,,1!,,, P .e Ptf':'H.'-,fswsfqqfrrvsrr-pp.-ms--. 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