State Fair Community College - Exhibitor Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)
- Class of 1973
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Q -.iw N Q, ' William B. Fiabourn Director of Business Affairs B.S. in Education, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missourig MS. in Education, Central Missouri State University. Ad- ditional graduate study at the University of Omaha, Nebraskag and the University of Southern Mississippi. 1 ...is M S if 1 1 E Dr. Marvin R. Fielding Vice-President of Instruction B.S. from Kansas State College of Pittsburg' M S from Kan . i - - sas State College of Pittsburgg Ed. D. from the University of Missouri, Colum- bla, Missouri. 5 Mrs. Nila Hibdt Dean of Vocatii B.S. in E Missourig M.A. Business from emplary Projec ity, Warrensburg, University. Ad- ebrasl and the R X-. .S. from Kansas Missouri, Colum- Robert L. Solomon Dean of Arts and Sciences B S in Education from Central Missouri State University Warrensburg Missouri M S in Education from the University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas Specialist in Education from Central Missouri State College Warren burg Additional study at Iowa State University Ames lowa XXX -ff-2 'I 4 K- KC? f 7 V . Dr. Joyce Fielding Dean of Student Personnel Services Q. A., Parsons Junior College, Parsons, Kansas, B.S. Ed. in Business Education, ansas State College, Pittsburg, Kansas, M.S. in Guidance and Counseling Kan sas State College:-Ed. D. in Guidance and Counseling, University of Missouri, Columbia. Missouri. 14 Jack Ft. Fowler Director of Pl Counselor B.S. in EdL Missouri, Columb Guidance and C Missouri. Addition of Missouri, Ur Louisville, Kentul Minnesota, Minnez State University, Additional stud the University Education from Y Jack R Fowler Director of Placement Vocational Counselor BS in Education University of Missouri Columbia Missouri M Ed in Guidance and Counseling, University of Missouri. Additional study at the University of Missouri, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, and University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Robert L. Maxwell Vocational-Technical Counselor B.S. in Education, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri with emphasis in music and S. S.g M.S. in Education, Central Missouri State University with emphasis in counseling and guidance. Additional study at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma and University of Minnesota, Rochester Campus. Director of counseling activities. Q A QP . YY X 'ik 1 W., my 4 1 fn 74 fy 'VX ,f Q42 A Q i f . ff fff QM Student Activities, inselor Education, Central College, Warrensburg, aster of Education, Illinois, Champaign, 'nphasis in Counseling E Additional graduate .C. and U.C.L.A., Los -sponsor of Student .ssociation. Sw , X4 FINANCIAL AIDS Joseph W. Petteway Director of Financial Aids B.A. in English, Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, Oklahoma, M. Ed. in Counseling, University of Missouri at Columbia, Missouri, Ed. S. in Counseling, University of Missouri at Columbia. Additional study at George Peabody, Nashville, Tennessee and Southwest Missouri State, Springfield, Missouri. fir S253 l Mrs. Madeline Burke, librarian for SFCC's Learning Resources Center. Learning Resources Center Larry D. Keeny Librarian B.A. in Spanish, Valparaiso Universityg M.L.S. Kansas State Teachers College. ' , ., fi Mrs. Joyce Mathei Of the new-bOO.KS' ywwm f f :, 7 y ,i , , ...J ..V, , n f! Dick Kin and Pat bookstoi Roy W. Simpson Audio-Visual Specialist B.A. in Art, Bethany Nazarene College, Bethany, Olflahoma: M.S. in Audio-Visual Education, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. .11 f 5-FQAATJ 7! r' 5 1 Mary Lou Alexander records secretary ,,,...X Theila Luetjen, Secretary to the Counselors STUDE T PERSONNEL .yi f ' f fav . . .2 ibm . v ' f.,-gf , A Q44 Q.. sf ar 2 35? Katherine Jones, Secretary to Joyce Fielding Mrs. Jane Rader 5 1' 5-132 Mrs. Georgia Patterson For Rent Call 826 7100, ask for Student Personnel Mrs. Jean Mowry, Administrative Assistant to Dr. Joyce Fielding X A-.ca Q:- f- x xv! : Raw fb fi:-?' I x,.A xx ,TT M. .wi 'gm wx. -.- X fx, -, Ng Xxx x Q' 1 1 , .f 2' , x 1 - , aim, .. Inf,- 592253 , .-, ' X 0. Q Q, ,- fgf K'.' f 3 1 ., X Q V x V xxxu- . 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Wimpy helps the rest of the maintenance men hold down the wall during high winds. Someone took my lunch and this was the day my mother gave me twinkies! Elvin Bishop Edward Claas Wayne Shoemaker Miles Sickler Roy Iatglaas carefully cleans the ICES W3Yrle and Elvin assemble a resting place for those dear departed who didn't make it through exam week. Elvin sits in Santas workshop. .- Elvin Bishop carries his own stairway to heaven. Wimpy has his own stairway to heaven, too' 23 - I wffffw. 1 'E ,J oflfil. ff 'A' .1101 W 1 'Af - 'F,.., 39. .e9U Qf , .-v- . ffl! SH V F , 2 iv I, la. 243311,-12. ,mx ,-Lf :.14,,ii, li' 11 'Qu-' f fi' 1111111111111w1111m111111111111111111111111111161111111111111111111 H 1 1 n II I J. 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Freed study at Drawing, Painting, Art Appreciation B.S. in art from Fort Hays Kansas State College, Fort Hays, Kansas, M.A. in Painting from Fort Hays Kansas State College. Sponsor of SFCC A rt Club l ,, 4.41. 1.,111:. .5'9'J4g741144Qfft ,, .fc iz' ' ' ' 1' 21 if f ,g1,11ef- f ' 9 1' A 1 1 W 1 21 ' ' 1 , 1. M., 1 kyax, 1 f 12031 3 5r1?jm'1 1 1. 3' 2. 1 . f ,. f, : ,mf -.1-,1g 1 1 'f , ' 291' .P . Mrs. Jean Berry Art Appreciation ' ' ' W'r111c1,. 1 ., yi ff ., . rg vt ' , .. -,,.:-. .ff g1.3v: :.f-.vfzw f- ' 57,-, . f ,,. ,, MQ 5171 3-1:45 21 -. 4, 5 1. 'Vwffafg ,, af ,ff 211 ii if A , 15 1175! ff 1 , 1 , .Z ' lg! 1 W' f 1' 12' X ., ,g,,, . . 2 xy 1 ,14 1 , 111. .2 'Ziff 1 1 O 4, ff Z1 , 1 W1 141 X 1 X X X 1 I f I 1 1 X , 11 11 1 1 W f 1 1 1 rg I 1 cf' 1 517 1 1411 1 fn, .1 1 Q 05413101 ,, 11 611,,,-1 1 1 11f.!1.1f1- , . 1 1 V ? W 5 1 f R1 1 4 1,1 1 1 ' ' 4 1 1 1 5. 1 . 7,4 1, . 11 zz. 1 f A. A., State Fair Community College, Sedalia, Missouri, B.S., Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Additional Missouri State University. i .1f.,,! Tom Gordon fand Theory I-IV, Music Keyboard Ensembl B.A. in Music, rensburg, Missouri University, M.A. in University. Keyboard Ensembl B.A. in Music Missouri, B. Mus., i Music History, Cen T4-s-1.. Mary Ellen Hocker Drawing, Design, Art Ap- preciation, Contemporary Art History B.A. from Randolph- Macon Woman's College, Lynchberg, Virginia. M.F.A. from Columbia University, New York, New York. Ad- ditional study at Art Students League, New York, New School of Social Ftesearch, New York, Skowhegan School of Pain- ting and Sculpture, Showhegan, Maine.Spon- sor of Art Club ,f-'rf Mrs Lueralcline Scr Fha rman of Fine F lnsitumente M B S. in Music. '-j'llV9VSit5. Evanstoi Southern Methodist it SONGS? Singers. fm Marilyn M. True Music Appreciation, Piano Class B.S. in Music Education, Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York, M. M. in Piano, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Additional study at the University of Michigan. Tom Gordon Qand Poohi 'ana 'WSS0U . 5-SH Theory I-iv, Music Literature ian, Piano class I-iii, Piano I-iv, Missouri Additional Keyboard Ensemble B.A. in Music, Central Missouri State University, War- , rensburg, Missouri, B. Mus., in Piano, Central Missouri State University, M.A. in Music History, Central Missouri State r University. 1 Keyboard Ensemble B.A. in Music, Central Music State University, Warrensburg, Missouri, B. Mus., in Piano, Central Missouri State University, M.A. in Music History, Central Missouri State University. Mrs. Geraldine Schrader P . Instruments TY College Singers. Chairman of Fine Arts De artment, Music Appreciation, Fundamentals of Music, Choir, Band, Beginning . B.S. in Music, Central Methodist College, Fayette, Missouri, M.A. in Music Education, Northwestern ' University, Evanston, Illinois. Additional study at Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Wichita University, Wichita, Kansas.Sponsor of State Fair Communi- ,era-4' .2 1 Joanna Helming Public Speaking, Introduction to Theatre, Beginning Ac- M ting, Theatre practicum ' This space for rent. See Tom Gor- B.A.University of Florida, M.A., Memphis State Univer- don. sitv. .O.!LP.l.3!LQLS..i.1 Nc, Ellen Rodgers Public Speaking, Oral Interpretation B.S. in Education-English and Speech-Central Missouri State University Warrensburg Missouri Your mission, should you decide to accept it . . . Jack G. Florida Communications, pieces. B.A. in I Missouri, Columl Columbia. Co-spc sor of Communitg id Speech-Central rg, Missouri Jack G. Florida Communications, English Composition I and ll, World Master- pieces. B.A. in Education, majoring in English, University of Missouri, Columbiag M.A. in English, University of Missouri, Columbia. Co-sponsor of Student Government Assocationg Spon- sor of Community Services Organization. V 1' ' 3,5 LANGUAGEA D LITERATURE DEPARTME T Mrs. Rogene Smith Reading Lab Instructor. A.B. in English, The Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, Nebraskag M.S. in Reading, Central Missouri State University at Warrensburg. 'Q ' fn ' ' ' tiff A '-A'f , 'I ' 14 .3 f'jgfQ?Avm' Q Ez... .Q 1 :Q 1 J if K-.fit -Q. , . - 1: , , 561' W ' 1' 9:90 ' -' V ., t . I, 3'573tffi I H .V ik. .R YA L 22- V' - Faith Anne Lovell English B.A. in English, Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, Arkansasg M.A. in English, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Additional study at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, Arkansas, University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahomag University of Texas at Austin, Texasg and Goethe Institute at Marnau, Ger- many. Berniece Craig Composition I, English Literature l, Masterpieces ll B.S. in Education, Central Missouri State Universi- ty, Warrensburg, Missouri, M.A. in English, Central Missouri State Universityg Specialist in English. Ad- ditional Study at Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge. Honors Committee. wwe 'V Z I you Mrs. Edna McGuire Chairman of Division of Language and Literature, English Composition, Masterpieces. B.S. in Education, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missourig M.A. in English, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. Additional study at Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa: State University of Iowa, lowa City, Iowa, and University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota. YS Eleanor L. Niecl Elementary Fre B.A. in French, Washington ant id Literatureg English ouri State University, University of Missouri, Drake University, Des , Iowa City, Iowa, and Minnesota. Eleanor L. Nieder Elementary French I 81 ll, Intermediate French III, Reading IV B.A. in French, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana. Additional study at N.D.E.A. Institute at Washington and Lee, Lexington, Virginia. Mrs. Nieder worked diligently on the reception following the graduation ceremonies. fNez'n!j f ff? fl-E' W- I f.4 '.f, 6. A, Q 1 . . . xv, :Jff ,A uw I-ti-J. 2' A ,,,, . Aliit , 1 Z uflff ' A S 4' 'Nfl 4 . .xr 1. t .. W Z, - ' ,L 4 - .-if it , f ::. if - Q.- f . ., 5, Q f Whats the matter Jack, are you camera shy? Jack Eugene Williams Introduction to Biology, Biology I, Biology II B.S., Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri, Additional Study at University of Missouri at Kansas City Robert L. Solomon Genetics I, Dean of Arts and Sciences B.S. in Education, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri, M.S. in Education, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, Specialist in Education, Central Missouri State University. Additional study at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. This space for rent. See Jack Williams. A W f + 2 Q Z ff ,G ' an sa Wmitagtt '21-. ei IEW 554 eseiilt , Mathew E. McDowell Introduction to Chemistry, General Chemistry I 8t ll, Quantilative Analysis I 81 ll. B.S. in Secondary Education, Education I.A. and Science from Northwest Missouri State College, Maryville, Missouri, . ith emphasis in Chemistry from University of Northern Iowa, Iowa M A. w Cedar QW, A Il l Gregory Bell General Physics I 81 Il, College Physics I 8t ll, Physical Science, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Trigonometry. B.S. in physics and math, Missouri Valley College, Marshall, Missouri: SQ I M.S. in physics, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Varsity Soccer Coach. DEPARTME T Z 9355 Nia vnifri' ' ii-? 'i1,3p2,xfL,,m .K ix - - ' :-,wg L it X 243' 1 2- ,' - ii- ' f f ' of Y' 9 ' , 5 Z i 5 if .M fx, eff 1 -l. -A V, pf W. nfl? ' v, -Q 'Lf f . . 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X 'WWW Kenneth Schondelmaier Elementary Algebra Pre Tech Mathematics Intermediate Algebra and Introduction to Mathematics B.S. in Mathematics, University of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri, M.N.S., Arizona State University. Additional study University of Kansas at Lawrence, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, Southwest Missouri State College at Springfield, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri, and the University of Missouri at Columbia. 37 I . 5 ffl, I ,jr ' N Marilyn Kay Butler ' Modern Dance I 8. ll, Dance Ensemble Attended Metropolitan Junior College, Kansas City, 8t Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Conservatory of Music, U.M.K.C., Avila College. Studied with member of Ballet Russe, Dance Caravan, Dance Masters. Member of K.C. Civic Ballet Company. Sponsor of Cheerleaders. Choreographer for State Fair Singers. Mwwwmnmwa, W' J .' 27: 2 ..lfQQ.IZ. 53l?fff7' f T5 K' .f. f 1 5 f 1:35 7 :EZ 571 V ,, ,zW,,,,4W,:,.., A ,f,,,,,. .If . ,W mtv., 14, WJ. 6. fl. 'W WW f V -, fin-1-1 It 7 , 3, WWW, A, fy i ,f V , Jpeg, M, . iw . aww? Z N ' MV- V ,v,,v . V MMA, vw ,k,, 4 f f , ff - 1 '. f 'W-3, 'ZLfff'i f . ' -,rv 'if A4 .,fwff - -1 ' v ' ' ' 'ff ' W A W ' M S ,. ' . f' .' Dixie L. Byrum Women's Physical Education l B.S. in Secondary Education, Northwest l Missouri State College, Maryville, Missouri. M.S. V' in education, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Sponsor of Women's ln- tramurals and Women's Extramurals. ya Foster McGuire ' Physical Education, Safety, Health, First Aid. B.A., Wesleyan University, Lincoln, Nebraskag M.S. in Safety, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Additional Study at the University of Nebraska, University of Oklahoma, and University of Kansas. Varsity baseball coachg assistant basketball coach. l had It here some- where!! Bill Barton Physical Education and Varsity Basketball Coach , B.S. in Physical Education from Northeastern State College, Tahlequah Oklahoma. M. Ed. in Education from Northeastern State College, Tahlequah Oklahoma. A '1' , K A415111 I 1 -15. .wfj -:-.,,.. ,f be ?i X.. ' T 3.5, C .om :fy n Q.. x, x x.- ,5 K Q. agxfii 1,7 -d-,,.na,a Nothing like a bug splll to shake a fellow 5 , 3 Agn business club members sell toys at the Missouri state r-an F? 'N- j jf!!! Vyfff' O7 1 f ' , f f --xx meafff' 'L--+ v xg- vf Wg27jfj,,g,3,4,,., 1, Q, I: ' ' Mi! iff K x bln ,ff , ,AAA , A,A. H , ff, , 169 W hllhw DO LAMM, PUBLICA T10 PO SOR Donald S. Lamm, Jr. Economics I 81 ll, Journalism, American History Before 1865, American History After 1865, Psychology A. B. in Economics, Uni- versity of Michigan, Ann Ar- bor. M.S. in Education with emphasis in Social Studies, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg. Ad- ditional study at the Uni- versity of Mexico, Mexico Ci- ty, Mexico, and Central Mis- souri State University. Spon- sor of THE ROADRUNNER EXPRESS and THE EX- HIBITOR QWUW was Vfwy William Singleton Psychology Sociology Social Problems B A In Sociology Central Missouri State University Warrensburg Missouri , M A In Sociology Central Missouri State University James L. Friedebach General Psychology Child Psychology Educational Psychology BS from Central Missouri State University Warrensburg Missouri M S from University of Missouri at Kansas City Missouri. Additional study at Central Missouri State University I , f I 1 I f ,pg ,,,4,5f,A ,fee fm ww , ,yi X X 5 5 t N XX X xX i 4 Judith L. Stumpf Coordinator, Adult Basic Education B.A. in history, Penn State University, M.Ed Univeristy of Missouri, Columbia. , KW , I 4 5 . l 5 . Vg YE .,.. , ,.., .. . ' 4 - -. ' 4 ,vegv may J, i .,,. z 0, Wt' Q. X W2 l wry? Q aj 9? if , , Freed, Florida, Lovell and McGuire all in earnest endeavor. X26 -C ox x X 4 4 gggsfg ' S Qgxxt? W Q 'fafafzu-fa,-Q +41-aw ,16QfR2:::t:Q5,t4 ,ft-,vg,: x .,.., Q .-,. - 1- . X1 , t...-ti. z, 2. I 'im-A ,- ' , gif? 0- asf - 11 -2Q.: .5. .- .. 52? 31?-?:Z ,1'4?f'! ew . 9 3 l 1 l .ea Q Wy s Whatcha lookin' for Joanna? 45 ff' L 4 2-.1 R I. -f '1 f ll E' ,F ,f 9 ,' 1 E752 jx A 'Z lx i V E 3 72 D K. Qs' 3 ,...,,.f-,-1Qq-1:5--'if -V , . -'-'W -' vi ' N VA-in-A--Y - -v..,.- .--- 5 A 'af 'va V -.-az, M , n mf x 5. fs 34, - V by . ' . T :PQ T Wi . 1 U 1 I-f-2 ,, J, .-1-Q, 4 - , -f 4 gg - x -:ei E :xii 5 4 'S , x F i 5 i ' 4: Q . 7 arf. A' - 'y M .VF 2' .flg aw Stuff' ..:r.x.v, fr an a, Springfield, Missouri Jniversity of Missouri, ensburg, Missouri. ... l L 1. me if . Aff amz. ,fix Dale Werner Yelton I Chairman of Business-Management Department B.S. in Forestry, University of Missouri, Columbia, I Missourig M. Ed. with specialization in Distributive Education, University of Missouri. Additional study toward a specialist's , degree at the University of Missouri. Co-sponsor of DECA l Club. Mrs. Flhonda J, Walker Accounting I 8t Il, Business Math, Credit and Collec- tion, Business Communications ' B.S. in Business Administration, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Additional study at University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri. J. W. Downing Personnel Management, Principles of Management, Business Communications, Transportation 8 Physical Distribution, Business Math B.S, in Business Administration, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraskag M.A. in Teaching with emphasis in social studies, John B. Stetson Universi- W. DeLand, Florida, Edwin Dean Knipp Agribusiness B.S. in Agricul' study in business Warrensburg, Miss: Henry G. Manson B.S. in B.S. in Ag. Ed study at the Unive Jim Reed J Qf:1Q-..1,,.i,,,..., C S , ff+:e'.s2-f:-:sf':- 3+ 5 ' tv' v'11:11w -'t w 5 w et, 1 ., . . ,, :lar X' wx . .Y-y.sy5y..5,,t...,. g,gi,-,t.,tgs1--s- ,NN , Edwin Dean Knipp Agribusiness ' B.S. in Agriculture from the University of Missouri. Additional study in business from Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Sponsor of Agri-business Club - Introduction to Soils l and Animal Science ,A W 5 W l ,e,l 5,1 apr ,7-sw afflw B.S.. in Agribusiness from Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg Roscoe R. Gibson Agri-Business B.S. from the University of Missouri at Columbiag M.S. from the University of Missouri at Columbia. Ad- ditional study at the Universi- ty of Missouri at Columbia. 1 Henry G. Manson B.S. in Agriculture from the University of Missouri at Columbia: B.S. in Ag. Ed. from the University of Missouri at Columbia. Additional study at the University of Missouri at Columbia. vHMW,W..,Nf.,M t gf' ' .LQ.b Qpporiunifies Increasing- I' L . , '.W By SamJones Job opportunities for secretaries and stenographers are increasing and the demand for properly trained personnel is exceeding the supply. Wigh this in mind, the secretarial and clerical practice classes are being transformed into functioning business offices by use of office simulation. The Business and Office Advisory Committee has reported, Failure of office personnel is largely due to poor attitudes rather than a lack of skill. By simulation, realistic office procedures, policies and atmosphere become a part of the student. Activities in SFCC's office simulation program are directed toward improving dependability, promptness, pride and other attitudes needed to maintain good human relations on the job. Students make application for a job, are interviewed, hired and paid for a specific job by the instructor who is known as the Office Manager. Promotions are made to three job levels and are based on performance evaluations made on each employee every four weeks. The office simulation program is completely individualized in that a student can be hired into a job for Demand Exceeding Supply for if Secretaries ond Stenogruphers Mrs. Bobbie Hawkins, a freshman in SFCC's two year Associate OI Arts Degree secretarial science program, is reviewing a slide tape presentation prepared by the college's audio visual department. These presentations have made individualized instruction possible in typing. which she qualifies at any time during the semester and can receive promotions and exit from the program when her skills and attitudes meet the objectives of the training. A The built-in necessity of student interaction in the normal give and take of office life requires cooperation and interdependence. Critical incidents, staff meetings, in- service workshops and evaluation sessions provide opportunities for the Office Manager to emphasize desirable attitudes. Critical incidents are specifically staged by the Office Manager to develop decision-making skills on the part of the student. SFCC First To Use New Program The secretarial and clerical practice classes at SFCC have attracted much favorable attention throughout the region and State Fair is the first school in Missouri to use the new business-simulation program developed by the 3-M Company of St. Paul, Minnesota. The organization which is simulated is the American Paper Exporters Association QAPEXJ, a service organication of the American paper industry. The simulated office course is taken during a student's last semester in her program and provides a culminating experience in shorthand, typing, business machines, communications, bookkeeping and other skills in a realistic job setting, Mrs. Shirley Evans, Business and Office Division Chairman, explained. There are two programs offered in the secretarial science division. A one-year course of study includes business skills training while the two-year program is more comprehensive because it includes general education classes and the student achieves a higher skill level. The graduate receiving her associate degree is qualified to take a position as a personl, legal, or executive secretary. While most students go directly to work after finishing their training, a few go on to four-year institutions. Last year 100 per cent of the graduates desiring employment were placed in either clerical or ' secretarial positions, Mrs. Evans emphasized. The sound-page is one of the new audio-visual aids that the college has acquired this year. It works on the principle of magnetic recording tape and consists of a standard size page on which instruction is typed. It can then be played back for the student's individualized instruction. The sound-page is currently being used in advanced shorthand classes and for specialized instructional units in office practice. Open-Channel Scheduling - A New Innovation Another new innovation is the experiment with open-channel scheduling. Students come when convenient and stay as long as they science , 2 presentationfprepared by the PNSBIltations. have made 'V' thff PVWOYQ at the Vighf. Bonita Campbell, ilefti coordinator of SPCCS business and office skill centers, converses with Joann Egilfsggn licerzteri and Vee Gee- McCort, instructors of secretarial I .8 OU nevv programsinindividualizedinstruction.lnthefar eff. baCK9f0Und is Dr. Marvin Fielding, vice-president of SFCC m':1'geF?SSg:jCfZg gestion: Sz'OPS0n. director of the colleges Le-arf U q u lo- is IM ' - 50 Wlmamsy instructor of biologylua eadia Center, talks with Jack ,I a l 1 i l I l I l I Angie Walsh, office service manager, talks 5 to Gary Noland about the secretarial science i program. personally feel is necessary to achieve the objectives of the courses 5 in which they are enrolled. The l spring semester is the first time this l has been tried, so results as to the i success of the concept will not be available for a while. The instructional staff of the Business and Office Divison believe that every student can learn. In order to provide an atmosphere in which they can' be successful, instruction has been individualized. This means that the student progress through the courses at his or her own pace, and instructors talk with him and help him on a one-to-one basis. Just recently the Typing IV and Shorthand IV courses have been completely individualized. Students 1 in these classes can branch out in specialized areas. These specialized areas include medical. legal. technical and educational secretarial training. Typing and Shorthand classes are offered year- round in evening classes and in centers in surrounding communities. Three business left. represeutaii Business and Co and next to her il her presentation good impression about job opport lily . fs... ervice manager, talks he secretarial science necessary to of the courses enrolled. The first time this ults as to the it will not be staff of the lvison believe an learn. In tmosphere in : successful, idividualizcd. the student courses at his id instructors elp him on a Eyping IV and s have been lized. Students branch out in lese specialized ,dical. legal. educational Typing and F offered year- lasses and in 1 r r 0 u n d i n g if Three business and otnce students talk With Mrs. Rose Ann Leithle, kfi. representntige from Hallmark' following her presentation during Business and College Day activities. In the center is Barbara Poteet, and next to her is Connie May. Eunice Hardy is on the right. During her presentation Mrs. Leithie stressed the importance of making a good impression during a job interview and discussed information about job opportunities, benefits and salaries at Hallmark in Kansas city. W . In Secretarial Science What Individualized Instruction Means To The Student TO HELEN BRESHEARS Individualized Instruction means open entry - enrolling in a course when you are ready for it, not necessarily at the beginning of the semester. Helen enrolled in Typing II on October 18th because she completed the course requirements for Typing I in early October. She didn'tihave to wait until the Spring semester began in Januarv. TO MARY KAY CAUTHON Individualized Instruction means meeting special needs. Mary Kay had developed the habit of peeking at her keys while typing. While completing Typing I She concentrated on correcting this problem and worked on special drills. Now Mary Kay's eyes are almost riveted to her text or copy. In a traditional classroom the instructor must concentrate on the needs of the majority of students which are usually increased speed and accuracy. TO JUDY GERKEN Individualized Instmction means open end - getting your grade and college credit when you complete the course content and achieve the course dbjectivesg completion is not required by the last day of the semester. Judy and her husband are the proud new parents of a lovely baby girl. When the adoption agency notified Judy that their long awaited baby was ready to go home, she had to withdraw from the traditional classes to stay home with her baby. Judy was in the last semester of her two-year secretarial program. She has been able to continue the individualized Shorthand IV and Typing IV classes though. One day a week Grandmother has the privilege of - taking care of Jennifer and Judy spends that rday in the Shorthand Lab and Typing Lab working toward completion of these courses. Judy hopes to complete her degree by taking the other needed classes at night. ' 'S-'K My .. ir.-F' sits.. 4 -s. ... zg, ,,.. 1 . I i 3YQf,,?lL?T2.1-XQs2 f-x - J Miss Karen Hnhman is using a Burroughs Full Key adding machine to complete a lesson in the office machines course. Karen is in the 2 year AA Degree secretarial science program. Melvin A. Tullis Auto Mechanics, post-High School B.S. from Kansas State College of Pittsburg, M.S. in Industrial Education from Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Additional study at the University of Northern Iowa 6 0 0 0 an an nf I 2 f . v f , ,V ,V ..,. I x ,gf O X ,.,.,-w.., 9 A JI fm i'! V f '- i' f sv , f Mg- A . f f 'pq My . f ' ,, 4 f X , . ,Q L. ,Q , 5, -: 41 , ,.w,1,' Q . r i 'mx MM. Q .. um - -. , H, ,,- , , ,W , ,..,. .,,--.... ..,..,,-,v..,...,. ..--,, J.. ,. ...W ,A . .,.. Fi. .Q Q9 . ...,,...,J,-M. . ,MWA . r - ,. if jar nl my, ,D ,pr .M Dave Gillespie Tech Math I, il, III, B.S. in Physic Physics with empl Wichita, Kansas. A State University at tronical Engineerin ' szwi' M ll. Q n K' 17? M ni , fi 121- . I N ' FJ . ,QQ WN , V 3 . .fd A Dave Gillespie Tech Math l, ll, Ill, 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- tronical Engineering at University of Missouri at Kansas City, Missouri. N Mikasa? N sa K ,. Q li- g E gg. ,yegrgg 2 -- '1 is cg1.y,..1:.g.,L V E' z ' - 1'5 3'?S45'-YW:-'A . f- vwslf3'k,Q7.l '55- 42 : , 'fwe.mgf:,..':,sw:-pw gfxggyiyf-f fifgix z- it - -. A , WM ., Y. . wwf. A x'fAs r e David A. Mathews Electronics B.S. in Industrial Technology with emphasis in Electronics from Southwest Missouri State College, Springfield, Missouri. Apprentice carpe r Mike Vansell, Herr Jerry Tresenriter, Q mond Gray, and l The art of properly students of visual Mitch Arnold, Robe tor. Not pictured, l Two who learned Ludesta Buchanan T A l I . mond Gray, and Mahlon Theobald. The art of properly presenting a product to the public was taught to the students of visual merchandising. They were Barry Kettle, Ted Prater, f Mitch Arnold, Robert Richardson, Gary Arnold, and Dale Yelton, instruc- tor. Not pictured, Grace Phillips, Joe Hayes and Ron Brown. .mfiarytg Apprentice carpenters furthered their skills at SFCC. From left to right are David Day, Mike Vansell, Herman Hall, Claude Whetstone tinstructorl, Ron Cusick, Lynn Middleton, Jerry Tresenriter, and Tom Munson. Not pictured are Charles Bryant, Phil Cromley, Ray- EVENING CLASSES i' Those who learned to strum the strings in the Basic Guitar class were Bill Singleton, Virgil Tagtmeyer, Tim Curry, Dick Waddell, Cheryl Cox, and Dave Turner, instructor. ' 7? J., . P? 'V V, Two who learned the art of cake decorating were Dorthy Austin and g H Ludesta Buchanan. Vilma Kerksiek, instructor, shows how it's done! - I T Business Law helped students learn the guidelines of the business world. , Students taking this in the fall were Joseph Hebert, Dennis Jackson, Ronnie T j Hirst, Peter Healey, Donald Barnes, instructor, Dianna Carter, Clara Clark, K by lyly, f Ronald Class, and Jack Vaughn. , , ti'f A A T Below, Jean Mowry expressed her ideas in the Individual painting sg' class. . bk' A A -Mfffmf' l ' ,,,...-- 5593 ' .1 I f 4. A 399' 'K 'M X 'iffy M! x.,,v C , 14 --'- f' . ,T mx ,v 'f-:fn if 9 W' Tkigf is -4 W- 1 , vw 2 S -4 ww 2 M Y K N 54 v GR V af W A 4 f --,-.AVNA W -.X-.-YA A- xx 5 X X :sw Y ,. fiff' ,, f ,,,,, .A '4 - - V x V y m xv If 14 7, S' 71 I if 43. 114' 1 fin 1-4. f -,ff n, ,. , , , bv., 4 , f, ,, I .4 ' L 1 ini: CSU 1 A H,,,,,,f,y ir 1,11 f U n ' ff VVYV jf ,i' , ,, f f . Q mfy,-1.-MW? rg, ,Ak ,1 , f,f,f' M . I Zi ff' :f,2f ,W , if f ff,44fwfw 1 251,53 av- 2 ff ff ,nz MJ..-f f 5 ggffffybf- ,X mf f 4 4 f f X , ,hx 1 fl uf 7 I f ,W if I W , , 1 f , 0 ff Q tx , A , ,gf . , f.2gf7i,2 ' 1--f f , fffwfg' 14 g.2A.1A-,qw Y f .Wa f' pm, 'fl ' . ff' pf: .W ' ' f if f' rv. f , 1 WY' ff 'v f7 .'7o'!f 7f7 f' 12 , ,, Zyzflyfffy ,rf ff..-N iiffp 9 ,.,,,f,,, , pf- Y is N Q x f l'5 w xx his is L' v. I 1 ibm- .4 , ,f -Q E5 X, ful si nf Wff 6 aged . 15 3 ',i4Z.m+ f' A , ? V 7, -15-,lima , 2 i ME? , K, Karen Duensing, Nancy Banks, Pa helpers! SFCC s fifth annual nursing convocation on February 18 in the student union resulted in a capping ceremony for these 21 students in the college s practical nursing program Capping marks the students dedication to the nursing profession and occurs midway inthe year course of studies. From left to right front row are Nancy Banks Marshall' Dizanna Beasley Sedalia Nancy Brown Sedalia' Mary Cooke Sedalla Jane Dorris Calhoun'Yvonne Downs Knob Noster Jacqueline Drennon Warsaw, and Karen Duensing, Sedalla Second row left to right Pat Goslin, Clinton, Karen Hampy Cole Camp Laura Hill Sedaliag Colleen Kauble, Lin- coln, Deanna Kuch, Whiteman Air Force Base, Barbara Luetjen, Cole Campg Barbara Mehrens, Lincoln, and Sharon Yoder Sedalia The 52 week curriculum in practical nursing is designed to develop the attitudes skills and knowledge necessary for performing as a competent licensed practical nurse. The various learning experiences are conducted in classrooms and laboratories at State Fair Community College Bothwell 'Hospital and Good Samaritan Nursing Home and selected community-health agencies. Upon successful completion of the program, the student becomes eligible to take the state licensing examination. The program is approved by the StategDepartment of Education and accredited by the State Board of Nursing. Due to the necessity of limiting the size of the classes RTV l, . l f ti Musgrave, Sedalia. Third row, left to right, Beverly Phillips, Sedaliag Janis Raetz, Cole Camp, Carla Rockwell, Knob Noster, Norma Thurston, Versaillesg Sue Vinson, Sedaliag and Coleen applicants will be accepted on the basis of high school grades, or GED scores, suitability for caring for the ill and scores on entrance examinations. Preference will be given to those residing in the Junior College District. time Hue-ronymus. 1 'XS' grow up? Bev Pt i Whefe 1g is designed PRACTICAL NURSES CHRISTMAS PARTY Karen Duensing, Jackie Drennon Norma Thurston Janis Raetz Di Beasley Nancy Banks, Pat Goslin, Karen Hampy and Jane Dorrls Santas little Bev phmlps Sefves Jams Raetz Chrlsfmas puddmgo necessary for al nurse. The n classrooms ege, Bothwell and selected completion of take the state lepartment of of Nursing. f the classes, high school or the ill and fill be given to June Hieronymus, Santa Gene Landon and Sandra Mayer iabovel Will they ever grow up? Bev Phillips, Jerry Greer 'oe Petteway and Jack Fowler frlghtl Dr Freud where are you? Bti' :I .. V, 4 Q 'ima , 'Q . Q, G ,,,,, , ,Vf f , ,J W. This is what one year of teaching does to a per- son-from riches to rags, grinned Mrs. Sandra K. Mayer, left and Mrs. June Hieronymus when asked what the torn uniforms symbolized. In reality, the torn uniforms represent for the practical nurses and their instructors completion of a year of rigorous work and training which leads to their final cherished goal of becoming full fledged practical nurses upon completion of their state examinations in Oc- tober of each year. This photo was taken last August at the ann ual banquet for the practical nursing class held at State Fair restaurant. Nursing News Flashback-This picture of Mrs. Yolanda Dolecki, director of SFCC's practical nursing program, and of Dr. Robert Stockwood, isn't associated with any of the present nursing classes Christmas activities, but it does signify the joyous occasion late last summer at the banquet honoring the graduation of last year's nurses. Four practical nursing students pose with their ole' pal Mr. Anatomy. He seems to be a pretty popular guy. 62 7 . : . A .,.. .. s Q sr ' .api f ' 5 'Q wx Coleen Yoder and Carla Rockwell get acquainted with Mr Anatomy. Mr. Anatomy is one of the many teaching aids used by the practical nursing department at SFCC. l'd never be in this mess ifl had had the help of some SFCC practical nurses! Yolanda T. Coordinator Youngstown Ohiog B.S., University, Columbia. 5 Dolecki, director of ood, isn't associated lut it does signify the me graduation of last Yolanda T. Dolecki . Coordinator-Instructor of the Practical Nursing Program Youngstown Hospital Association, School of Nursing, Youngstown, Ohio, B.S., Youngstown State University, M.S. Ed., Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Mog Additional Study University of Missouri, Columbia. . V..' 3' ' , 54:1 , ,W ,gf Amy Young Coordinator of Pre-employment and Continuing In-Service Health Education , RN from St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing at Kansas Ci- ty, Missouri. Additional study in extension classes from the University of Missouri at Columbia. Sandra K. Mayer tleftj P. N. Instructor Temple University Hospital School ot Nur- sing, Philadelphia, Pa. Additional study at Cen- tral Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. P. N. Advisor, Additional study. University of Missouri, Columbia. June Hieronymus lrightj Practical Nursing Program Graduate of Research Hospital and Medical Center, Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Bob Woolery, dean of Community Services, talks to the nursing instructors about their program. Mr Anatomy. Mr. practical nursing -Q.. -1-,--qv -s--if-5-sr XWW4 f y ljf 4-Q 2. 4,, ,,,, V f, 2 C VV ' Ky 'lwyn A if , ff H f 1' ,W, , mf ' f W f , ffl f , fy X 1,4 1, MMM In Deep Thought 'UWM X 5' M ,, 5-yu H , Q X761 L ff' fb I f wa' MQ., , 1'9 ws--1 WW' t W ,W ,wifi If ,, U ,L l gwgfg, These busy people worked diligently this year in the ABE program, iback row, Ito rl Jim Friedebach, counselor: Judy Stumpf, Coordinator of the ABE-GED program. Teachers ifront row, I to rj Joy Lamm, Kay Fthoads, Jackie Durnell, Evelyn Flabourn. 'v wff 329 f Nga H7 shy ww ADULT BA SIC EDUCA T10 ABE aid Mike Riley helps Amy Bell with one of the audio aids used in the ABE class. Karen Bird, ABE aid, helps one of the many students in the ABE class. iAbovel Mike Riley Charolette Curry and Bruce Bird ABE aids with Joy Lamm iBelowl Aid Wayne Kitchen helps ABE student Brown. f Comma ity Services Provided... , '1 ' w fa s I 1 1 W SQEAK4 . ar WX L U R5 L A H . 5 alker. .10 hubaxtxgmxt ie ' -mn.. ,. .N.J....5 I., Zfgvo.. ' f 1 .f fF7f'Wj,,0?V ' X 2 fi a consumer advisor ' -.. ird, ABE aids, converse s ABE student Charles a guitar class... Ana' M uch uch ore! 3 m8CFam8 CISSS... F ie... a pharmacology class... 3, - Q -:,f,w .,,., r ,if - Ayg-,f.f,.w 1 - Z , .. . . - Ylfffniii Wi Ha! f,1S'i!3h!g T. z rr 1Qt?gY3f,?54 Evening Classes wi Furthering their nursing skills in Monday night's Pharmacology class were Marge Cantine, Cheryl Hook, Ellen Barker, Verna Moreland, Clara Moore, Deanne Detmer, Estella Cline, Brownie Boyle, Laverne Goedl, Louise Graham, and Brenda Kraft. T 2' 'iis 31:6 'PMI Bob Johnson and Sam Schouten displayed their brush technique in the Individual Painting class Creative Writing was a new course offered to help students devel th ' op elr writing skills. Instructor, Smilin' Jack Florida discussed plot with Jerrie Jones Gen P I e umme, J. T. Hayworth Carol Roads Kathy Cox Harold Vo el Ruth , , - 9 , Woolery, and Lisa Hunter. The Beginning Sewing class watched Mrs Dorth W' . y rssman, Ellen Schmidle, Cathy Eichholz and Marti Roberts were three of fourteen instructor, make a hanger cover. ' ' ' students who participated in the Wednesday night Macrame class. Dr. John Erickson demonstrated on Glen Hudson how to properly apply a Thomas Splint Martha Jennings observed the Intensive Nursin tured from left tl Sue Sponcler. S Jo McMullin. Thi Laverne Goedl. I Williams, Trudyl coordinator, Lol tured is Cindy l- TX Studen Instructor Ethlyn S the Thursday nig Schmachtenbergel Jewel Quantrell, J Susan Snapp, K Gooseman, Jennifl u r t 1 . procedure in the Ambulance Attendants class N Classes ig, ll ,, ., ,. jf' 7. f jaiwnlillx? -V 5' V , -.,, , Z2 , fi ,, - I ,.f , V, li' 'QQ .ff F A I f ef, ,' , W 1 ,ggfwrl , , . K 2 , A M- Qi, .Z g . ,.. f Isp, 514: If , A 3, ' fl I , ., . ' jg I zf zgaglir lf 'I' X iff 4 i ,p1'4'-32'f'hf ' H' 7 3 - ' A' ' ',' fyf A , ? 'Ii' , 'Q A f i U Vg 1 5 ' , 1, X, t ,lf 1-w..,,,5,v, 5 -.,.. 1 ... Intensive Nursing Care is part of the entire Adult Health Education Program. Pic- tured from left to right, front row, are Benita Rogers, Maurine Lane, Betty Hall, and Sue Sponcler. Second row, left to right, are Dorthy Davis, Connie Antwiler, and Mary Jo McMullin. Third row, left to right, are Audrey Self, Faye Hunton, Lois Harvey, and Laverne Goedl. Fourth row, left to right, Eunice Frazier, Ethlyn Schondelmaier, Jane Williams, Trudy Burris, and Dianne Walters. Standing, left to right, Mrs. Amy Young, Monday night Typing class: Betty Gerken, Typing I and Bernice Payne, Typ- ing ll. heir brush technique in of fourteen class. roperly apply a the Ambulance coordinator: Lou Hart, lnstructorg and Dr. Jerome Block, guest speaker. Not pic- tured is Cindy Henke, instructor. Students exercised in the Figure Improvement class. Instructor Ethlyn Schondelmaier worked with these students during the Thursday night Nurse Aid Training: Roberta Ward, Cheryl Schmachtenberger, Beth Patterson, Pam Timbers, Cecilia Bargher, Jewel Quantrell, Joanelle Salrrions, Sandra Bird, Laura Goodwin, Susan Snapp, Kathie Green, Ramona Zimmerschied, David Gooseman, Jennifer Smithson, and Herb Hall. s - .6i5 z: . ' ff 4' sf Q -V- i. , 51. iii? . 1 X , Q ff , .4 ' 'L-:'.'i: ., , t ss, - . 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J. fl- .f ' '1,.,xH 'XX v , ' ' L., 1, ,, if I Y.: 5 s STUDENT 'Officers for SGA, second semester, were fl to rl Mary Carrington, vice-presidentg Gary Gill, president, Shari Young, secretary: Mr. Jerry Greer, sponsor, Judy Zurcher, treasurer. GOVER ME ASSUCIA TIO !' E ff? SGA Senators included, from l to r, Judy Zurcher, Becky Studer, Robyn Williams, Nancy Dot- son, Glenn Longworth, Vicki Whitworth, Shari Young, Kathy Hunter, and Mike Watring. SGA Senators, Paula Robertson, Mary Carrington, Greg Cecil, Pat McFadden, and Judy Zurcher gradually wake up during one of the many 7:00 Monday morning SGA meetings. Senators Kathy Hunter, Shari Young, Sam Lehman and Becky Minor dis cuss one of the many topics brought up in SGA. Senators Chris Twenter and Robert Thompson get in on a discussion between Mr. Greer and president, Gary Gill. 74 I First semester president Marvin Buford gave SGA the punch-in-the- arm it needed to get off to a good start. k Marvin Buford, S A sibilities as SGA --1 The Com dicapped nis Jacksi 4 ET gton, Greg Cecil, Pat during one of the many in and Becky Minor dis A. H ,Elf r, X .. um Q .. JP 1-0 5' cu '6 c :a 0 D' L. : I .. U' 4? X ,W W3 K .klyz Marvin Buford, SGA president for the first semester, takes a break from all his respon- lsibilities as SGA president. 1 The Community Services Organization QCSOQ held a Halloween party for the han- dicapped children. CSO is a division of SGA. Here, Mike Watring, Kevin Wing, and Den- nis Jackson, supervise a game. Judy Zurcher, left, assists in a game divised by CSO for the Halloween party they sponsored. Q1 Ss Second semester president, Gary Gill, has a discussion with his vice-president, Mary Carrington. Y Senator Nancy Dotson, watches over the voting booth during one of the several SGA elections held this year. 2 y r . l . ,,....1.,...,.y...4 Senator Nancy Dotson, watches over the voting booth dur- ing one of the several SGA elections held this year. Ron Carter and Sam Lehman, right, tied for the office of SGA president on May 14. A runoff election put Ron Carter as next faIl's president. Other new SGA officers will be Keith Kerr, vice- presidentg Vicki Whitworth, secretary, and Ellen Ensminger, treasurer. A constitutional amendment was passed to allow an increase of the senate from 16 to 20. Senators will be elected next fall. -f . :H ' 'sa L - if . 'Mi' Q .'-. fag. . nag: gigs 'Mn ' if W ' ' . 2 if f 3 'X -I ' t v J- , ,,f,f The annual MAJC-SGA fall convention was held at SFCC this year and the presiding college was East Central Junior College. Their SGA president, Jim Carey, served as presiding president. . W . tAbovei Members who attended the MAJC-SGA convention look over proposed resolutions that will be voted on later in the meeting. SFCC senators who attended were Becky Studer, Robyn Williams, Glenn Longworth, Mike Riley, Mike Watring, Vicki Whitworth, and SGA president, Marvin Buford. tRightJ The annual spring conference was held in Kansas City. Attending senators were Paula Robertson, Kathy Hunter, Robert Thompson, Sam Lehman, Becky Studer, Mary Carrington, and president Gary Gill. SFCC was elected to be presiding college for next year. SFCC SGA president Gary Gill is congratulated by this year's president, Jim Carey, of East Central Junior College. 76 W, I Wy, gfglf 1 - ,elvky , .' All MAJC-SGA members broke up into discussion groups in order to talk about cer- - tain problems common to most junior colleges in Missouri. Some topics were stu- dent representation on the board of trustees, mandatory attendance to graduation, and censorship of student publications. 1 ss Jerrie Jones e 1 , 1 Q , , , t s i , , 3 4 3 E 5 2 sz? sz: A order to talk about cer-' Some topics were stu- endance to graduation, i I 5 5 K , J frfffafaapsvy ,,,, W' 9, 4, ,:,,,.f, ' V ei2?'f ' fv. i .guna i .V- Becky Crocker Studer-Editor Robyn Williams-Assistant Editor I A 4 Jerrie Jones-Photographer and Sports Editor i Mr. Lamm-Exhibitor Sponsor 3.25. Glenn Longworth-Photographer and Ace CREA TING A BOOI? TO BE PRC? D OF! W f , MA 1 ., , Becky Studer and Dave Kemp begin decorating the new publications room. f 5' scam. isa USZ' Ziiiaillff WOW' V 1 , ' 1 f Some students move supplies into the publications room in the 'fffg f Q YEL i oiior D+ 0-F new union. F? WAN QE , fi K Q,,,fi.3 Ez., Xlf' 3 54,621 as .44 6 0 lberl Yi' ,qv hmZ,jNfT The yearbook staff will never get the good housekeeping seal of F1 gliwe approval. Jerrie Jones puts his mark on the graffiti wall in the publications room. We lit if xi i z ,T 'Di 'gif f,i i'lQ1'fb9 Ljdvff this Wffii id S f l My Qmxbaor Sting C55 IO,-I lift lgixc limi. dll i i l xl lg l 9 LOS sail Ci V tg Q3 This poster reflects the reacurring feelings of me Staff! Ye ole Exhibitor wall! S, Ri I X .K ,A if Mr. Lamm, spo ' ,,........,.-...-.,-1 ,...-. 'vt- ,,,,, ..,.1 ...,.....q,.. blications TOOITI. mimi WOLUG 'tfl72' cl ?O'73h K'eh1 0: . .,.ia5E,0Eg., etbevi 9 EX, k-g. ress 8 Qgdfllhnef M E 110 ga y QW in QV, qs if 0 Cathy Cox be . 59, l vin n 'm 3 xawa X-,c.W f sy , f :iff Becky Studer and Judy Zurcher , . ,X ' ' i I4 ' LJ w ff! 1 ,Jerrie Jones, Steve Yancey, and Cathy Cox ,Q , i , i K C.A. Fthoads: Editor-in-Chief il? ications room. y 5 QQQVEZJ H125 U' EQWS G35 102,51 Mig Midi' an .n Mr. Lamm, sponsor, and below, Pat Scott ' girl mogqh ? A-Z Cyimi-Q Sports Editor-Jerrie Jones t?z'I1,xyhM U . 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N' 9 X W . .. fximikg, ,Lf ag 'NM 1 Qxsw..--.sx :FX -- Q Q. ,Sm xgg, ' NX ,gtikxgxx fx 5, X 3, -Qi A - g X- A A H ff' f 'Q-5. Q, f:.,f' fx: Q - X1-Xrxxi iv :iJ5z,xfA g Wmqrzmfj X ' ' X19 as Plywood Players Under the direction of Ms. Joanna Helming, the Plywood Players presented several enjoyable shows. In the fall, they did Edgar Lee Master's Spoon River Anthology, Just before Christ- mas, they composed an original children's show entitled, The Second Shepherds Play. This show was presented to various elementary schools in neighboring towns. The Plywood Players also took on two musicals this year- The Fantasticks and I Do! I Dol . Last, but not least, was Collage which was presented during fine arts week. It consisted of many works written and performed by the players themselves. Collage centered on the theme What about me ' The Plywood Players indeed had a very busy year this year. We are looking forward to more entertaining produc- tions from them in the future. beep, beep 'WW S151 98311 i if t 4? G G S7 G Roadrunner Rooters U to rl Jan Thomas, Betty Blackwell, sponsor: Kathy Theresa Hunt, Bonnie Wghsjoit, iecgetarygtleasurerg Paula Robertson, Hunter, president, Brenda Binkholder, vice-president: Nancy Dotson, q Charlotte Ray, reD0f'lGf. an Gan ln 903 - At the All Sports Banquet held in the Union May 11, Mrs. Betty Blackwell presented a gift to Roadrunner Rooter officers Kathy Hunter, Bonnie Wilhoit, Brenda Binkholder, and Charlotte Ray. ROA DR UNNER ROOTERS This year the Roadrunner Rooters have been a very active club. At 'the beginning of the first semester they sold memberships to the Coyote Pack in support of the basketball team. Then, during Soccer season, they ran the concession stand by the Soccer field. Other money making projects were bake and fruit sales. 'Leftovers' were donated to Rest Haven Nursing Home. At the very beginning of the year, the club served the ban- quet held in the student union during the MAJC-SGA Convention being held at SFCC. One major project the club undertook was selling booster buttons in support of the school and basketball team. The inscription on the buttons was The Big Blue Machine is on the Move. The Rooters were in charge of serving refreshments for the Homecoming dance and decorating for the dance. During the Homecoming game, they gave long stem roses to the parents of the basketball players on Parents Night. The Rooters sponsored Larry Emory and Vaughn Hart Night and they gave individual plaques to both, expressing gratitude for their support of the Roadrunners. The Rooters are responsible for the signs in the Bird Cage during home games and for the run-through that the basketball team used before each home game. In addition to all this, the Rooters are responsible for helping with the decorations for the All-Sports Banquet. This club has been very active considering its small membership, and has been an important factor in boosting school spirit. Prominent l quet held in CO The Co' ty who sup members at victory. We these peopli 0 C! t rerg Paula Robertson, 'ER been a very active mester they sold rt of the basketball we concession stand iects were bake and aven Nursing Home. lub served the ban- C-SGA Convention lub undertook was ool and basketball Big Blue Machine is harge of serving decorating for the ve long stem roses Parents Night. The Hart Night and they gratitude for their ts in the Bird Cage that the basketball tionto all this, the ecorations for the tive considering itS tfactor in boosting Prominent members of the Booster Club who attended the All Sports Ban- Wally Frank, Bob Hoskins, Coach Bill Barton, Dr. Darrel Payne, and Wayne quet held in the union on May 11 included, from left to right, Charles Cline, ISQHQQS- CUYUTE PAC The Coyote Pack consists of members of the communi- ty who support the Roadrunner basketball team. These members attend many of the games to yell our team on to victory. We would like to express our sincere thanks to all these people. 'L if beep, beep ea The pep band for this year made beautiful music Members were front row Fluss Schupp, Phil Markmann Bob Phillips Sharon Carter Teena Potts left to right Chris Twenter Lisa Hunter Judy Zurcher Kenda Felkner Bev Bob Griffin. This space for rent See Mrs Gerry Schrader who bythe way and just for the record was director of this ear s e band Ver good' arter Teena Potts, 'Nw Nw 1, N ' mf '.',f,,Wf yn ., f,,Vf -Mt, , Aw, 4 Q 1 171' f I f I. ' ffi! Q2 12 1 f 4 f AK? , f f Mfg? Top row, left to right, are Shar: Young Beth Shaw and Bonnie Wllholt Center row, left to right Includes Charlotte Cur y Mary Allce Huggins and Denise Hampton Front row, Nancy Nuzum and Trish Keane Not pictured are Sally Bamford and Theresa Hunt ayuxmnhiidfifv Wff!.,M,' if r Art Club officers, front to back, Michael Butler, co-chairman of Art Club, Treva Meller, co-chairmang Sam Schouten, scrapbook editor and reporterg Glenn Longworth, treasurer. H ,- ,.,-,.. H... - .Q .ZW fig -fff -fxllgiii D -f-ff f WH ' f f gg W. .. V s ,ng , f A, ,ff ff' Deborah Brines, an active Art Club member, displays her still life entitled Seed Planter created in the 1972 fall semester Drawing I class of Mr. Douglass Freed. l . ' l 1 Michael Butler and Treva Meller, Art Club co- 86 chairmen, show off their artsy-craftsy skill. Art Club treasurer, Glenn Longworth, worked in th at Fine Arts building during the 1972 Missouri State Fair A f 4 f f , ff, Robyn Williams. 1 1 l worked in thei Missouri State Fair, 'T , ,, X K These area business persons were the recipients of honorary membership in SFCC's Agri-Business Club for services to the club and to the college's agricultural programs. V From left to right are Jack Veulemans, owner of Veuleman's Elevator, Otterville, Missourig Mrs. Gerald Sandage, and Mr. Sandage, owner and 1 1 v operator of Ham Hills Farms in Saline County. Also honored were these local businesses: Burkhalter Implement' Company, Central Tractor Company, Schroeder Implement Company, Sedalia Implement Company, and Stevenson Tractor Company. , s if ,,l, R, ',g-.- 'r l- V ' g gp 4 I 5 .f::,:.+ ' ei'-1 f C -1-Myffyf EA -'-- eq- 1 . g..g,' 41-lv -s-rrwj ' 4, ,, v- .. 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Z, M, -A A ,Wg , QIQC t, ,,,., 'W -A Wl'1f'4f: fr 1: ff fl f-ij, Ag f e e f ALA -M JoAnn Hoffmann David Hofstetter James Holden Bob Hclloman i I r l l l 1 l l l Mary Lou Holt Wilma Homan i I Craig Hughes Kathy Hunter Craig Jung David Kemp 1 Lisa Hunter Hi x,, . 7, ' f . .si ' 1 W , if f , .1 , ' 09 if 51113 If 5 ,.f f A A X x f xg ,ff ai '-5 z E 5 5 3 Mggi Lou Craig Jung Wilma David Kemp Homan i fi Stephen Jackson Mickey Jave Janice Imnauser Dennis Jackson Ya, Q32 .I-ii, Richard Jones Sam Jones Jerrie Jones Mark Jones . ,.,m, M ..., M .,,, .nW,-f1...,W.W,,, x xg! Debbie Kemp 'wif gas , .1 1' -' ' fs J' Randy Kidwell Denise Kinkead 4 ., law, .. W, mf QU' R We 1 A if Y , A wk J I .f f f 7 ff Y ' ' . in-lee - 3 , N. 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Debbie McNulty prepares to descend the slide, which blocked the entrance to the door. l wonder if she realized this is only step 1-that there is also a seemingly endless tunnel of hay which also must be braved? 111 1 ' ' ' ' r - ' 'U- : f1 '-Lf'--'v '-fffrur-1:www--1:H-eu-:Q--I-1:-.-f-.i1.:3.x,,S,.,,:..T-1,,-?:i5,,..,,,:1T-1?,J,,,L-ki ,xl ,YM V YA-H 'pw -H X W , 1 W ' 4 . i , W , W S , X 1 2 , W 3 Q l P u , i r I Ni '1 1 1 9 I MV, , V. ox fl aim? www ff f J ,::1xe'5l, ,f 3,1 4 ff 7i':1wf , , ,f,f , . , , , , , ,W 3 , if gf 1 Q ,Q W 21' A V A 47 3. 'fav Zzf' 1 2 , ,if I, I J, fi ui gf,,, ,f.,,i W j ,ht 1 '74 ,mf lf.. ALM UWA' -A 'f L 'Rf 4 fi: wg C,-4, -,Q J'- f 29 1' 7 -, ME 2' .. ,,,, Z wiv. V j '13-,aff ,VV f 'nf 1? ' ,:.,Y'fz f Lifg ,' ' f 1 If if I ' 15, ny, , :Nw s,..,M,,,,, X 0 'mai ,WW 1-.Qi QQ if 41- f ff-Xi 2 ll gal in Q M B 355 ,Q5, If The H0fn6C0n1in9 Queen and her court. From left to right are Debbie corted by Randy Kidwellg Master Antoine Shell, Lou Ann Fleisner, escorted It Yeager, escorted by Fiobert Griffing Miss Shanda Cambell, Vicki Hodges, by Steve Emory, Master Mike Richardson, and last year's queen Susan f escort d b M ' Vy e y arvm Bufordg Miss Dena Barton, Queen Cleta Woods, es- Karigan, escorted by Kim Marcum and Master Jeff Jones. HO 'SW'-4-v- 5 t ,W X. N ,, ik- 1 41 y. J I 5' -'N-1' 'Q fi? af 24 ga ww .SS 42 iff, 1 ER wx Ni gg, N2 SW SN wwswxwwmmwxmxwwbww NNN -A . . - ......,-..-- .., -.--5, -2 -.,-v-11-1 ..., - ,114 A- H OMECQMING QUEEN MISS CLETA 005 .wwwr .MW A. X-X. .ww -Q-m.w.., N. -w ls.. , f Y 3 . , Vs , I 1 .5 2 f f X , I , , if f , 1 v , , f 4 4 i , ,, , V 4 . iv f ff 5' fi ' 1 , 1, 1 , V , F i , K w W f . f f t ly., 7 I ,nf A 4 f v,,f ' , ,. 'L 2 2. WW , 1 ,cw rf, 2 fd C. 5 df f 1 ljim 1 9 X 5253 '- fa - 4 , ,. ffwwfiff 'f , - 1? ff X, g,jgL,!,: ,ff ,,',- ff 'f , , f wwwx 'XNNN-mxwwm. f , 1 , f so f X If X'NYNRkwGQY9Xx , 6 ' o if Z Q X ' 1 Q-1 , if 6 Q M' ,.,,,...,,.f...Y T...- f-, . .... s fw V705 7911494 gag Ki: ix + 5 -. uuagi. 5...--n i I 1 , 1 i 1 I Y 4 n Q 222, M Twenterg Miss Judy iwanson, escorted by yr ff ' MM W 54 6 s 6? , .Vw Q ffl 1, 1'g,,+f . I ,'l rf' J, s ,,, 2.4, , -'U 1 M ,ls , 1 wg, 1 Business ami Coiiege Day J l f 2 Dorothy Arvin, a freshman interested in elementary education, discusses her future with Mr. Bob Potter, director Charles Mink, of admissions at South West B t' t C ll ' ap is o ege at Bolivar. Dorothy stated that she learned a great deal by par - . department e ticipating in business and college day. ' ' Mr. Terry W. Bashor, assis- tant director of admissions, University of Missouri, Columbia, talks with Beth Holden, center, and Sharon Moore during business and college day about their future educational plans after they transfer from SFCC. Beth, a freshman, plans to major in science and later enter the Universi- ty of Missouri veterinarian school. Sharon, a sopho- more, is concentrat- ing in English and upon receipt of her A.A. degree this spring, plans to take a pre-med course at M.U. 120 'f qF ' Lincoln Unlvei SFCC student uw' Q 55 -3 6 fb Charles Mink, assistant professor in the history department at Lincoln University, discusses Lincoln University's nursing program with some SFCC students. fw f W A 4 ' 11 ,X , 'V f f' A ff 95' 9' f f' ' , ,, Wf J HW. , A Ms. B.J. Marymont, academic advisor for Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield, and Ms. Mary Sneed, ad- missions counselor, talk to JoAnn Hoff- man, Glenn Wagoner, and Bob Pledge during business and college day at SFCC. 1 wf' l Barbara Carter and Kathy Hunter, both from the University of Missouri Medical Center, discuss the para-medical profession with Phil Gibson, an SFCC student. rss 121 .1 , iw Elf lt w i i 51 sl mf -if I A 2 I -mf: M55- M35 my . ., f f 'ff f ff iff fg , .MM hw, W! 55171, ,ffaq rf-'C-,M ,ffffy Q ff, 32212 4i4l4Qf f f ,Ng X , a f:6i:71.'1 a. 'f1 fff9w 1ff f f Q Q, My f I ' Y off ,X ' f 022, 32,1 4y','Lig fr -A ' W' J 1 ,V ,f, , 4, ,, n f-4.4 H 1 .My , f , ' 6 - L-w if 9 ,- ,7 . g,,14:.f if ' ff' 2: , ., .f f if , f A' ff 1 f f 5 f 'X 4? ff? , , f 5 1 9 f 9' fi I , 42, 'QA wg f 1 I' 1- 1- 1 I me -' LW ,- . . K Q 4 iv ,f U STA 'WV nn? M as-., .fi -'M . ,ff :naw f -Wd- ff .QI fi The Ca!! Uf The Wild Moments Of Reflection ,,wA,X.,,,.,,.,. , , M, ld fl V 4 , ,,,. .,,--.. .....---..V 1 V - - -3 I ...vi .... f A ' - V ' . . A . . V, 4 - ---:fa . gn..,..g1-f- ,A-ff -, --', V V A,-'WW Honors C wfzvocalion gba? V.r'. xx ' Mr. Jerry Greer presented a transfer scholarship to Pat Scott. Pat Scott and Jerry Jones received special recognition for their achievement of a 4.0 average for both of their two years at SFCC. l l I l A l l a l i , Q , . . ts Gary Gill, Debbie Bergman, and C.A. Fthoads received awards for their literary achlevemenl atSFCC. Gary received his prize in poetry, and Debbie and C.A. received their prizes with their short stories. r' if Z' Jerry Greer, SGA sponsor, gives first semester SGA president, Marvin Buford, and second semester presi- dent, Gary Gill, a plaque containing their names as past presidents of SGA. This plaque will be placed in the student union. Each future presidents name will be added to the plaque. 125 i W These students took the first three places in an art show held in the SFCC student union. SFCC was honored to have the above students chosen for the Who's Who in E, American Junior Colleges. See page 216 for the names of those students and a description of their honor. The above students received recognition for making the T presidents list. This requires a 4.0 grade avera e 126 9 - These students received special recognition for their outstanding achievements in art. 5 U s. 'Q 451901 5. W. Qi is an art show held in the 'E 1? .J V 'Q 'K 'I aChleVelT'lel ltS in aft. f Wil 'H 4 1 we ' 1 Q fi ff ,, f 4 .. , i f . I 45. .- , 9 fly- . , aff' V . sl -L 4 K ' J SPOO RIVER CAST Dave Kemp Sally Bamford Robyn Williams Gary Gill Bonnie Wilhoit Kenda Felkner Scott Rowe LuAnne Nakamura Theresa Hunt Phil Gibson Jeanetta Quinn music by Bob Shipley and Chris Twenter by Edgar Lee Masters -15-. 5 3 Y 1 . S v . X .-,. 9 135: f , ', , imp, Behzna' the scenes of SPOON RIVER It takes cz lot of sweat and tzme and trouble but zt's a heck ofa lot of un. Y ah! tech crews! L -.-Y f,..m..--.fn fzzmai-, - V L Y fl , Xxx-.XXM .3 'I t 3 1 fd' in wg, f 11 LH 9 Z ah- eaf D., . ...Q- K . E I in I I i Ip. . f , 'TNF' 99 in . :bv Q 31 if Q- 'iii' Wintelj suni mer or fall all W 'Wff0 d0 iSCf1U andf1f be f'Wf ye-Y 1 r fa! f 'vlibf f A A W . 7 ' ' , , ,Zn wv' 2 0' 7 . l ' .Qi:v , f 1, , ' f' , I . ,,jfn,y3,v-x ' vi, ,, 1,-fc-r , f ' ' , iff, , , J '57 '?4Z3,.': Q 'Q 4- , Ai,-,K V , ,Q W .,, 7. ,rx V I Vil as 1- I I, Qu ., , 1-1, za, ff- 17- '?!'i'Jf, 'QJGN 1f'fLV ' 1 , f mix ,.-.er 'gq' '-,:,'lyJ9'?I - if f.'?2'T3?EY I . :,, ,-H. -af -739 ,,f,,q,':f,f ' ff' 2 ffgifia , 3 ' W' -1ig2f'6, ?? 'vg 1. . A76 b !lSi?':,:fL M d YY4b i LQ fj: ',p ',.'f-V'-we 3:Qf,,H'f, V 73,3 1, ,,,- ,,,, 2 ,fy 61 4' A 4. -f ff ,, 5,3 -ay , , , , .,, 73 ff I 6 ,need 2 in f , 0 -vm W f X 511 , of f ,W 0, ' ,I W Z l f -5. - 1, Michael Rosemary Adair ACKG-Ifman Dorothy Anderson MBYNYU Carolyn Baker Anders 'Michael Bahner Patty Adams Dorothy Arvin Jerry Barr T f 51 A , r rags? f f . tk Lar val- , f 233 iff , f J- 1 , 5 X f y 7 f f , A f X aw, y , FC' -' ky H 5 Q' fx 1 - ' fx Q gyms? X Linda Alexander Stephen Allee ' ' Phyllis Atkin may Austin 3 ' f S Carolyn 32165 . Robert Bates 1 ' S Z4 - .1 ' ' '43 - f-N-X: YL 3 , X? f-ii' F., XXX Q4 ff? -gr A at r f' 'mx M at -.sg srcc, , moan, 1 'D X E 45 ,X MQ' ,J m ay VX , K Q fl PY l li, l ,VV 'fx V'-. CJ 9 ef H? Bill Haymes X GX i SFCC held its September orientation at the New Wine Coffee House, because the new student union was incomplete at the time. Various members of the faculty and student government welcomed new students to SFCC. Later that evening, at a mixer held at the New Wine, folksinger Bill Haymes entertained the troops as new students got ac- quainted with each other and the ad- ministrators. Stephen Batschelett Dizanna Beasley Daniel Bestgen Fred Boehler Phillip Beard Brice Bell Wayne Bidstrup Terry Bohon Michael Beardslee Rhonda Benson Duane Blankenship Karen Bottcher , g- M' ' . , X 'tfff i B E QIIV i ,V' ' . X N iff. 3,-. W- in . I XR ' - ,E N ,li 1-.bl . H it.: A i - . y. , iff' Wanda Bottom Flodney Bowlin Connie Boyd Q YT' Eugene Bozarth Marlene Brandes Fred Branson James Brant Steven Brauer - ,. , 1' .iz , -3:41 Z , i ff JW 'X 9 ff . , ., K vlli mmzft C WI! y , V ,f 2 , w , f-C2 3 V, Z J 5' f t -if f ' ' 1 'iz -' 1? : . Q 1 .i,, J 3 af .:. 2' Evil --...n --..-S l , V.--,-i .V ' f S f,'.,,-5?'iQ1ff V , ,. ,W .- Hr , .,9.ffg4, ,3 - ' -lf: ,A P , if , X , af '- f ' .. ff i I I fun, 1 ' 5' iff 4g'f.7'.A5,', -, , v -3-Q H ,- .Q 1'-I Helen Breshears Nancy Brown Marqueta Breshears Jo Brock Jeff Brockman Randy Brooks Barbara Bruehl Loretta Buntyn Carla Burris Larry Burrus f- Q' 1 , ., , Z- ' F ' 1- if r my f A 55 . ffhlyw ff ' , if 'Qi ng ,C ' iv-f -5 -' , 1,4 31 .uf , ,J W f 3, , ,f , ' f .a?4 J.: ' 4 w g' f - nf.-1 f ' L 1 ff .1 1: W2 f f v W , 249611-'Z N 'X N x Q S i' N :X X X . hw? X XXXXN N Vf. NN XX 1 X N wx X X , , . vf ss ' is CTI X. 1 N 2' Q WM Lewis Busch Michael Butler Sharon Butler Joe Campbell Sara Campbell Aw , l25 2f 'A Zpfwzm 1 4f.,,','f fb., ,qv 1' if 1 1 I ..l. K Mi A iff ,, 5 f I 4 7-,, 3 ,v 1 N llllalaall J W' eww Barbara Gail Capps Ethel Carson Ronald Carta Sharon Carter Tony Cates 'Aga--ov v J .Fwy -nqwr' If '74 5' U,N,,fVM A -A' A I Ef3Q j' : igfffj +A , .xx-A I I -Q A i , C f 'qua an as an - Njis KYQ ski sxx YN Nasa LE ' . .,,,A A , I 5, -'ff Nuy, I2 1 y - f M, - ., 1 Q - Q- g 4 Q KZ Mary Kay George Cook Cauthon John Cook James Chaney Mary Cooke Gerald Christian Cheryl Cox Kathleen Clark Katherine Cole Bob Craig Ronald Derrick Darice t Kathy Crystal Fiobin Curtiss , 'Y 1 f X UIWQQ. 7 x L IK M.- . ' ,qw i l g 4' , V . 4 V, , - E . . ., -. V, -f 1- Q , J! -. -V K :Ziff-1 1fe ,,:1i' ' . f . . . .- ,- .Q 'Hawk f 'J J George Cook John Cook Mary Cooke Cheryl Cox Bob Craig Ronald Cramer Derrick Crank Darice Crawford Kathy Crystal Robin Curtiss Mary Ellen Dale Phyllis Dale Danny Davis Joe Davis Linda Decker if Dawn DeHaven Christie Deuschle Don DeWinter Scott Dick Tracy Dick Don Dicus Cletus Dillingham Richard Dixon Roger Donnell Jane Dorris -s , ,.ffs,f: gf 'ff 5 -- 41 v . r f Yvonne Downs Jacqueline Drenon Karen Duensing Wayne Dummermuth Jack Easley f Q., gg? f-DJ YW 'X I Q M,x'fix,:'f ,V ff A 'Eg M , Q7-Yyiffgjv 1 V 1 Dlx f' ff' ' X JL Ag J5- ffyfg to in gli' ff? f fi A its , L if W 1 K1 1- .flgrpl fl , .tl -, wif David Eggen Michael Elliott Steve Emory Elaine Ensminger Ellen Ensminger xv-- Q, Jean Erwin David Estes Kay Faulconer Debra Fergerson Pat Ferguson 41 4 ff ' - x , , -wa? g . Q . ,., t , uf v A Q A v c Q ff ,- I ff-- 1 can .. .. 4 I, ,rx v-, 4, Q -5 95 Q 91 un- iffw XX X 1 J :G . 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Q f J , , ff A-V ffwf-w f:2f11 f Jack Easley, that bike! 5 .W uxnwu-nvu 115 -I ,, i vi . f , , 1 f i i ' , . , Q ,, i n NV Brenda Lawrence Patricia Gertz Gills Goslin Wilma Jeffery Joyce Gertz Gilmore Goss Gary Gill Ronnie Robert fN,...I-...l ill, I xA Kevin Wing-SFCC,s best dressed student? 138 lla Lewis has Ultra Brite on her teeth and gleem in her eye. Sparkle, sparkle, sparkle! warm M I I .,,., Brooke M. Greer Walter Gregory Robert Griffin 'G , sg , t X as .Nw , fu 2 N, Y J SES. ' m X154 xwx x l - 2 , x 1,2 H' X , 1,00-rf D 7',a! ,,,,,,.,4-o-04 L nv 'R Jack Easley, you may want to be another Evil Knievil, but you won't out it on that bike' ' rf' wfw,,,wv MWwW4f,5, t f ' it Patricia Goslin Joyce Goss Robert e on her teeth aye. Sparkle, Brooke M. Greer Walter Gregory Robert Griffin Aw 1' as Stephan Grobe Irene Guymon Joe Hailey Ill AC . Sylvia Hainen Russell Hall William Hall ' V . t.,,, 0 A ,QM Rx W Q I X N 1 1. 7' It 4 , 4 . 4 1 I as . f':--- Alfred Hamilton Clifton Hammond Denise Hampton . fr - ' .Ji 'Z 3 . xx. VN X 5 -2. V I nf f. ,Alf .5 . I ' X? ' '.-as , ' 1 .- Q V' M Ev.. .c 3,25 . ff. H I ,fs ,U , rf Q If -x , .f 1' , ' . 5+ . N b X ,, ,Ng ' K 3. , I as me on is a 0 :Q 4 3 xt' IT' i Sharen Kellner Karen Kellner and Debbie Fer r n outside the old ybookstore. Smile girls! ge so pose gs 3 q AE-Q f -Y. fghwpr 4 WW' '-A Karen Hampy Jerusna Hancock Fred J. Harding Ill Eunice Hardy Ron Harris Suellen Harrison Robert Hathaway Jr. Bobbie Hawkins Jay T. Haworth .,x lb- , 1 ,N , . . E, t 'sf ' - 7,51 YIT G 562 3 5 1'Q'4 E lf' l. 3 5ml'T! B lf1',S- '. 11 4 H - V lf? f W 5 L 'Q i , l i l 1 Mike Healey 4 sy ue' ff, 1 EX ri? 4g5 B Joseph Hebert Steve Heimsoth 51, ' j',,r1fp:'fl Q, 1 ,HWWQW V ff, 9 Mary Hellesvig Willard Hergins Karen Hibdon n1 ', Brenda Hill Laura Hill Shuron Hill Arthur Hockersmlth Loretta Summers hands Dave Ritchey some punch at President Davis's open house party. Don't spill it Loretta' V77 f Q pf , M' . A .V -yy, r W, . Q! v .f I . ,A fl .fl , V1 f if I f 1 Z I X 4 W f f X ff! K - 0 7 M7 faux f 7 , ff k M X f .ff nlir r 'L Vicki Hodges Richard E. Holem Beverly Holt Tommy Holt Vickey Holtzen Mx Judy Homan Thomas Houchen Kim Huffman Karen Huhman Theresa Hunt Pam lmhauser Connie Light d u ri ng g rad ceremonies! Paul Kirby Gary Kirk Diane Klei Larry Krol Deanna K Beverly A Lane Ted Jarrett Stanly J Jarvis Kenda Felknef TSSYS whale the VEST of the QFOUD toots on FOI' shame Kendal some P3ffY Jdy Homan homas Houchen im Huffman aren Huhman 'teresa Hunt am Imhauser Cheryl Jefcoat Walter Jennings V Eva Jensen -'QV Connie Light beams during graduation ceremonies! Paul Kirby Gary Kirk Diane Klein Larry Kroeger Deanna Kault Beverly Anne Lane Colleen P. Kauble Patricia Keane Karen Kellner Sharen Kellner Timothy Kessler ' 'P 1 .rll Helen Johnson Pamela Johnson David Jordan Mike Joy Alma Jarkson N31 f Fry Xe? ' 1 : . ' , v 1 . , 'w..:2 5 miiil! . it Elawl! D M , ' A f s-fxlyc, .Q-We Amiafligew N f ' ark Mauss Debbe McCIendon Julie McCutchen Patrick McFadden Charlie Shell takes it easy during the fair as lla Diann Lewis lla Lewis '-,, X 5 R ,W f J X X Q2 f Q7 f of Z , 3 ames Luetien Donald 'Mackesty CSYNY Madden f 9 V ,. ' 1 3 tf' Mitzi McFatrich Howard Mclntosh Patty Flower makes a nifty bowling score keeper. Q S A! Theresa Hunt and they watch a rehei Play. Robert McKelve5 Connie Meyer J ia X Q-X 2 Q, Q A N 1 tv .. Sharon Musgrave 5 I Ron Lobaugh Dave Magers Howard Mclntosh l l snr . wg 1 5? Q e- ? C C H Q Barbara Richardson and Dawn DeHaven vlew the SFCC soccer team as they compete against Westminster. Theresa Hunt and Chris Twenter sit enthralled as they watch a rehearsal for The Second Shepherds Play. cials, Colles? Robert Griffin, Rosie Daugherty and Pat McFadden decorate the Christmas tree in the student union. Robert Mciqelvey Michael McQuinn Barbara Mehrgns Charles Mergen Rhonda Messer Marguerite Mettenburg Cindy Meye NX! X ' K - ri -5 l Wm' ' 'Y .,. rr r A l' 'lil Mil. Hill Colles Webb blinds the photographer for the Exhibitors staff with his brilliant smile Ever think of doing toothpaste commer ,as ,ik 5 55 .,f ., YB 9 5 A. Connie Meyer Dan Milligan Dale Minks Gary Moll Sherry Moore Ross Morris Jane Munsterman 4I 'b- Sharon Musgrave Deborah Nichols Ronnie Nichols Paul Nosovitch NBHCY NUZUFH VSWS Offenbureef twling score keepef- xl V. ' 3 . 1 ....., 5? V x rn 'i E 45, W.. , -t V. ' Q. ,T ,ts f 4 'W' . . as . . 3 t A X X ' 4 4 4 4' l t is -so S ! ' , .i,5:ffi15- X . 1 1 QP. t , T559 .. , ...t, A Af Becky Overton In-wal' ,ff , Q 'mf ft , 'W f 25 1 M 1 if , l M X Betty Pace Mark Pauley Rick Perrlguey Amber Pickett Barbara Poteet Paula Page Linda Paxton Beverly Phillips Ronnald Piper Sandra Potts Joseph Neal Pardoe Donna Penn Russell Phillips Alice Pollard Debbie Prestage Debra Ratchford, i bara Sue Dunn pl: 'fwwluqi QQ- When he s not blowing his saxaphone Steve Emory along with Patty Flower keeps score for bowling Theresa Hunt Steve Emory and Bev Lane do a bit of tooting in the SFCC band. Russeu Schupp acco Dave Estes on a song Some SFCC students do some unionizing. ,Q ., 2. -e . ,.:, ., . Charlie Shell does some heavy thinking in the Union. Jamie Prestage Bill Ragland Debra Ratchford, Jeff Gilmore, Joe Hailey, and Bar- David Pummill Ruth Ami Rasa bara Sue Dunn play dards. Jeanette Quinn Vivian Rasa William Raumaker Martin Reed Raymond Reedy X fr g with Patty Flower, Russell Schupp accompanies Dave Estes on a song. Aa as M7 nr- 90 X7 ,. 'fl :Nil ff? James Reed Jerry Reed Mary Reed Q .J Roger Reed Mary J. Reissen James Rennison 1.-lf' ' 'P ' Vv if is i William Rentel LuAnne Reser Barbara Richardson Jim Ripley LeRoy Roase First people in a space in time Going apart in separate lines Through dyfferent angles pauiagobeiison Of We to see Where they come Where they go How each apply to me Are you a pilot or a bombardier? Maybe a sniper to come here. Can you lead me or guide my hand? Robin Schumaker P h ure ase my thoughts and understand. Cheryl Schlobohm Poems by Gary Gill VU ,.A-ming f,rL ,A M35 J Z' Jim Scroggs ,ia , , X Q J , ,I charles sneii Bob snipiey Katherine simon cami Simons 146 Dave Ritchey Jennifer Robertson Mike Schlesselman Linda Schultz Russell Schupp Walter Self Jr. Connie Smith ., sfIL3.f' ,Au A7-T f' I, .. ff? f 'yi W 4 f p if pf Wf rf 'f y L f f -V f Q 2: ,Xi11' A'-vf-fa-,ff ,H ,, , y 7 'A f.,1'1Q. ,i, Y x 3 fs Q55 KX . X 1, Q XT x ,X XXX If 5 Q K X X of 57354 ,JL 4 -N. vi' 4, 7.1, Donna Smith Sid Spector David Spitlen Brad Steenburger Larry Stretz Alice Stucker 4 ., 'L .Z 17 , I A 1 5. , Lori Smith Norma Smith Jennifer Smithson Nancy Nuzum, Charlie Shell, and Tim Waters make good use of the Student Union. f 1 Loretta Summers Carolyn Thomas tflxpzff ROUGH Tl'1Ol'T1PSOl'l R...-P '95 JS Norma Thurlson ,- up.,,,:.A Vintra Snapp Donna Spickert Jacqueline Staten Pamela Stout Mike Strodtman Nancy Sullivan Elizabeth Tobaben 'U' x ,- f?i ..-5 fir 51 La- L i 147 Carol Tolliver . Beverly Turner Leon TUI'I l6f Stacking coffee cups has become a favorite pastime of many SFCC students. Loretta Summers and Barb Richardson help out at Presi- dent Davis' open house. , .3 Kathy Hunter gives us a big orientation day smile. Timothy Twenter J David Verts 1,74 X H: 1 if az!! f -' ,nk rv .4 I 5 f f , ,ff 4 , W f by f z X X f W A X -.ef Q , i'j'1 ,W f f if Charles Villers I 1: Phil Gibson, Pat 0 Roadrunner socl .,,W,-V . , -V 2.353 A , 72? fi , , QW, 'A-flf. ,Ara David Upton These guys are Alf va.. 'fi Mike Butler forces a smile before his early morning class. unionizing. Jamie Prestage sits enthralled in Let's go over to the union and get a cup of coffee. one of h r e many classes. , Norma Sue l 'Q N x LAS' Charles Villers fe' Phil Gibson Pat Flower and Kathy Hunter run the refreshment stand at a Roadrunner soccer game. I Terrie Volpp Barb Richardson, Jan Thomas, and Jean Lindecrantz are shown with Charlie the Champ Shell and Collis the Oreo Webb. A, stage sits enfhfalled in many classes. 'E These guys are enjoying their favorite class- l unionizing. Norma Sue Vinson X 'lgag ',-ann' tv- A ef Jerry Visentin . ' 1 I 'V f X 1 X , If WK wx Dick Vogt i' ' l Francis Vought, Jr. Mrs. Anna Marie Lower, bookstore manager, shows Jay Haworth one of the 8-track tapes sold in the bookstore Patricia Wade if i Craig Waldron ,1-as 19 1' 'H Q, ' It ,fn Shelly Walker Colles Webb Robin Curtis and Loretta Summers say hi. IY f x ff' 7 C6 David Wallenburn Michael Watring Jay Fritz sends a cheery greeting to all. 7 Dough-nuts are fattening, Becky Wendt! Larry Walter Phil Ward Tim Waters C SFCC's own pool sharks. . C Bill Steenbui toons have a Roadrunner BILL! Georgia Uh,fso,yowfe ew.: ll' S. ,,,, . ' A' ' I VW?5k-S SEQ 61' li? 7u5 s A fl ww- ' ,vw l I ,Pe B I7 + ft right W corlserleeeenl OWN lil'-.itil , 1' :MW flfwl 4 W - 1 i f I i t l . ' '7 -7 h 053 f Xi' B f . ol' k 3,5 i Pa' It :Qin 5- 1 I ,Y ' X 2 If X KX xxxfg r as W ,gg VP' Bill Steenburgen, Soph., Iivens up thus page with several of hls clever cartoons Many of Bull s car- f F - toons have appeared on campus posters and ln publications Bull us a constant contrlbutor to the ' i . Roadrunner Express and SFCC IS fortunate to have such a talented artlst around. THANK YOU, fri, -.. ' X BILL! f ' ' fr ? r ', ' X av '19 0 l . 2' Frank Wessing Gerry Wessing Becky Wendt 322221 Georgia Welch , F1 DiSfHrb Gary Westhusing x 5 vlrgiunia white ,J .f LL William whne ',,-If Fgggg l ,ff i .1 - ', ff , , w,pv 457' --f,-- W fi f , , -'fm'-g.e fi-Ty, .- g,. f43,,Aa.n --1 -114' ' fa 4 ' ' lv X 5 ,f f-5' ff' ' kg' 1 L? . 1 1 2, 49 vu W , g. Q6 7' 'T' P G f-f- Wf,-Wm, 55: 2.5: 1 WW 2 ,, H f ' - iii ' y Y .6 X127 ' I YG f 1 . 127' 1.1 1.15- , . fi 5 f 1 f 1 ' X 129' .W ,,f,,,y' - I V -,, 1 I a 4-,, Xxxg 5 xl. X x we X x gx X N X X Q X, Q X X ifsxfilbj W 4,5 Ni x 'Q ? X X xx 'mx X. 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'Y ' f' A A, f' ' 11-WA. -' 1' , ' Q ,, ' -,nw 5 ,Zip'..w:,,j?,,.,'-w-fyfyjyjf, 57.1 ,Adu ,. 5df.f'?'fy 'fZ'1i ' 1 Yu. , ,fa ,z'mff '- ,, ag, f, V , -,fn 5 1, -,,,,M j'wv- ia'ffiM5 JJj'4.aZiZi'f'112..,:ff1'KL f f,.:'5?'., '.A94Mf',hf, ,,QQ4,g.,- j',,Z'U , , 711-n 1,. LIZ' GR- -- .- 4, van 1, ...-sk , E, 4, 'z N K Q 5-Q 4 Ni M Q k 3. X x xv X x X -w . -xv- H K Q 7 . .. ,., ,, W A f - 1-' af' x Q 'Y A A fam, Y - -in 5? . by 1 Q ix ,- 'T I A. ,R -A AQ' . . -. 3 M ff. 1, , ,z. , wi P' 4 M '- ng .f ff . 4,5 - W .y L 4 R ' -5 it ,Mi is 4, jf da' A7 ' A , We 1325 X. if f W 1 N ew- fm I .. .K ' , xxx Ly MM: Q ff fw' Vw, - 'fn f -6 ,, , Z ,gi W if ,721 I' 4 4 A fy, ?f f f Wm ii, w Z if ZZ Illllllllillllm I W 2 Wx N Z XX Z Z i 1 The YC5' SFCC Soccer Squad kicked their way over a lot of ground this fall. Members of the squad are kneeling left to right Bob The int Henke, Kent Batschelett, Bob Wilcox, and Hank Deuschle. Center row' Chris Twenter Dick Schwalie Dick Kinshella, T' . , , , im Twenter, Roger Reid, and Danny Baumstark. On the back row is Bob Philli s, Don Mad l R' k ' ' p o e, IC Morris, Mike Joy, Gary Butler, Don Dority, and Mike Curry. Westminster SMSU Wentworth William Jewell State Fair 72-73 SFCC Soccer State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair Kansas Tech State Fair Forest Park Meremac William Jewell 1 Central Methodist 4 Wentworth State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair Although i becoming fluctuation of the bigg exception With only Roadrunne offenseg hi work and T team will t bright spo desire to Roadrunne soccer prc if W1Il1iia..., nb m Y 2 0 0 1 1 The intensity of soccer is illustrated as two players collide. SFCC Soccer Coach Greg Bell discusses the rules with Mr Archie Shireman, referee, as Bob Phillips, an SFCC player looks on. Although it is a young sport in America, soccer is fast becoming one of the most popular sports at SFCC. The fluctuation of players, as at most two-year schools, is one of the biggest hurdles for a coach to clear, State Fair is no exception to this problem. With only two returning lettermen this year, the Floadrunners had a great deal of difficulty polishing their offenseg however, the record was not indicative of the work and effort exerted by the team. Most of this year's team will be returning, so next season should provide a bright spot in SFCC's brief history. If enthusiasm and desire to win illustrate potential champions, then Roadrunner fans should look forward to a tremendous soccer program. This year's super fan- tastic golf team con- sisted of QL. to RJ Stefan Grobe, Robert Thomp- son, Joe Lollis, Mr. Larry Ament, golf coach, Steve Emory, and Keith Yount. rs year's super fan- rtic golf team con- ted of KL. to FU Stefan Jbe, Robert Thomp- 1, Joe Lollis, Mr. Larry 1ent, golf coach, eve Emory, and Keith Jnt. 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N ' zff df 1 .,,,- .ivsw Wm. 5.9:-.m.,.A Aclzon On The Floor Above Charlie Shell No 32 looks over a mass of players toward an elusive ball No, this is not a new offense shown below Coach Bill Barton is directin 'GUS This SCGUG became C0 I g . mmon-place this season as three Charlie Shell, Brent Yates, and Jack Easley in a search for a lost contact ROSUVUUUSVS WOVG C0flfaCfS- hw ,,,,,s-A M f w- L Not all action l n Y fwd 1972 7.3 Record Opponent Mo Southern Jayvees Crowder Mineral Area Vincennes Indiana Meramec Cloud County Kansas Hutchinson Kansas Penn Valley Trenton Jefferson County Moberly Kansas City, Kansas Allen County, Kansas Crowder Fort Scott, Kansas East Central Jefferson County Meramec A Robert Morris, illinois Missouri Baptist Iowa Western SMS Jayvees Moberly Longview Highland, Kansas SMS Jayvees Oklahoma Baptist+ Gulf Coast, FIorida+ East Central Kansas City, Kansas Highland, Kansas Trenton Penn Valley Penn Valley' Moberly' +Crowder Classic 'Region XVI Tournament They 54 64 52 67 80 53 49 89 94 60 85 86 70 67 53 70 52 70 80 59 66 66 94 --rr 'Ev' s lr, l I ' K, in V, 5 , A AA' , , l, l :-SEE .-51, ,, , l l l l l l l l l E l l eeora' We They 78 62 52 72 70 82 66 76 60 61 86 61 90 91 59 47 62 61 56 58 62 63 65 68 76 54 65 64 53 52 74 67 77 80 60 53 67 49 83 89 80 94 74 60 64 85 108 86 72 70 81 67 73 53 79 70 87 52 80 70 58 80 71 59 75 66 83 66 74 94 Eff if CRUWDER CLASSIC CHAMPIONS Left to right: Steve Flippin, Lewis Busch, Brent Yates, Charlie Shell, Walt Gregory, Paul Day, Colles Webb, Larry Kroeger, Jack Easley, Coach Bill Barton. tNot shown, Mark Jonesj Everyone must give one hundred percent to win tonight! These were the words Coach Bill Barton used to describe State Fair's chances against the highly regarded Gulf Coast Community College. The team from Florida, which was ranked number two nationally, had worked its way into the position of playing the Ftoadrunners for the Crowder Classic Tournament championship. The Barton charges all gave one hundred percent and walked away with the trophy. The Crowder Classic was indicative of the way the Big Blue Machine operated this year. Starting slowly, they showed signs of greatnessg however, the new players needed time to put it together. Also, playing opponents second to none, gave these new players a great deal of experience. Vincennes, Hutchinson, and Gulf Coast are examples of the calibre of play the Ftoadrunners faced in 1972-73. The final tabulation of games showed 21 wins and 14 losses, which is respectable in anybodys book. Not only the record good it indicated the dedication and ability was , of the young coach, who many times was forced to start four freshmen, and who went on to win the last 17 out of 23 games. 167 Q... f f , Z . fi , , 447 .,-Lflf. , f'1'f 7, . 7.3, f W 1 -fy . E . , H ,gf -'212f2f1f7Q'4 ,xfffz ,V ': ff !2Q'Vf7 ff!- fix,- f,,5,7ff,f f,,z,,f' g Y ,Z ,Q jgynjf 'Qi ,wwf ,wwf 7:,f ffffwf Qliffigjf? 1- my .1 f 0 MMM, 4 'E 2 Z 2 2 1 C '32 V QI A 4 , Y 5 CORGI: FOSICF M Jack Easley Mark Jones Walt Gregory Steve Flippin Paul ,Day Joe Hailey 4, M A fm, ' f I 4 ,Mfg L' 5, jf! 'gf' ,- p ,Mg 1 , ,f I A 4 27 WM y A ff V52 J 4 7' 'n Q -.1 321 Q 5 5,5 ' XT x Al- u 'ffiffiliga Wx! 2 7, f ,mp g fy., 'ff f 1' .-'44 ,145 gg ' M.. '-. ff i 2 . pi., 2 K K T ' , -Ftfgth, ' . -V ' -v 3 I ' 'inf 1 X' l it ' - - ag 1 , f' -i 4' K -f7 :L, ' - f QA 'X 'V if: H H im. V, X Q ,K .Q I I I J K1 3 X gg 535 - .M 1 2 -,zg!f:,, K, 2 5 . ' ,f Y A : If - Q-,gg X :-2-if-:A H mx? 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MCGuire. 172 1972 Roadrunners Baseball Centerville, Iowa State Fair Drury College Evangel College School of Ozarks Missouri Southern Missouri Southern Crowder Jr. College Crowder Jr. College State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair St. Paul Jr. College State Fair U State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair State Fair Trenton Jr. College Trenton Jr. College St. Paul Trenton Jr. College Trenton Jr. College Westminister Westminister Mo. Valley Jim Coffelt, ,.:-f3'23:iz.19:fs Nia' .r nj ' .x , A x.,q -',,w , .4 ,Q. Y A , .::g,L,,gy '.. - '. S, yr .33 , .J .F oach Foster nf J, .J ai' X xg X . hK-, ' L -Q a. .x..g- ., sm.. 4 35 , 'S ,f 5 ,r- n . . .... -4 3 -A 'Y S if -7 -Q' on UIQ fable Mrs Dixie Byrum displays a plaque with the names of the womens intramural champions Denise Kinkead holds the trophy she received for this honor She also was recipient of the trophies shown Members of the SFCC basketball squad display the trophies they received at John Ragland, member of the Board of Trustees, presents the Scholar Athlete Award the All Sports Banquet. Left to right are Lewis Busch, Charles Shell, Brent to Don Madole. Receiving the award for Don is Keith White. Yates and Boy Guier. ALL SPURTS EANQUET omen s Beverly Holt Janice Klnkead Don Lamm JI Special Flecog in journalism. The Roadrunr From left to rig nie Wilhoit, Binkholder, vi ..f- Qgigtss tsjil Women's intramural winners included, left to right, Judy Zurcher, Kenda Felkner, Beverly Holt, Debbie Yeager, Ellen Ensminger, Elaine Ensminger, Ruth Libbert, Janice Thomas, Jean Lindecrantz, Charlotte Ray, Carol Fthoads, and Denise Kinkead. Don Lamm Jr., sponsor of the Floadrunner Express presents Certificates of Special Recognition to Carol Rhoads and Jerrie Jones for their out-standing work in journalism. LM E' E The Roadrunner Rooter officers and their sponsor accomplished a lot this year. From left to right are Kathy Hunter, president, Mrs. Betty Blackwell, sponsor, Bon- nie Wilhoit. secretary-treasurerg Charlotte Ray, reporter-historiang Brenda Binkholder, vice-president: and Mrs. George Hunter, Kathy's Mother. Coach Bill music and Wayne Shoemaker was the recipient of the Bus Driver of the Year Award presented by Coach Barton f '----,,.......-...- fe.-I-'V'-. '-.-ES.eS. ra:. 9 '- M .1.l..,....u:...:.'.m u...2:lL -I 4.1.''SZ55' 3 '55'31:Z:f'Z5271323I2iI3I3I52725232 :Z:C:I:2:S:::5 J - - - . T ESE ALIA 4' 5.3. 'PI ...l 5 , 55 . 2' In Combznatwn Wzth The Sunday Morning Capital Vol 42 No Seddlud Mo. Sunday July 22 l973 62 Pages-25 Cents ' XAQN ,Mama 'R , ienl f f ' g V, . wi , .ma-Q AL-f , , all :122:2:1:2:2:f:2:1:2:1:F:2c2:I:1:-:-:2:1:1:2:2:I:2:!:!:!:2:2:25:2 ' Pete Daniels, managing editor, reworks a ' ' feature story about the college, while Bob K.U. Love, president and publisher of the Sedalia Democrat Shel-le lin the DGCKQFOUUCU, Wife editor, Con- and Capital, and Doug Kneibert, editor and secretary, look Sldefs news SDOUT 00mmUf'lifY COHGQGS over an article about SFCC in a Sunday edition of the Paper. which hi-IS il-'Si C0m9 in ff0m J9ff9fS0n City- 'f l I , , W ,, , State Fair Community College deeply ap- take in promoting the welfare of the school. Many pictures in our yearbook each year are furnished by the Democrat, our Roadrunner Ex- press is published by the company, and much news about the college appears regularly, in the paper's daily editions. preciates the interest which all persons con- f nected with the Sedalia Democrat and Capital :fb iii xzliff fllgslrf Charlie Behrens, make-up man, has worked on every Roadrunner Express which SFCC has published during its five year history. We es- pecially owe him a hearty applause! .gl as 3 Q: , 7 Z , , Q, ,'r, V K.U. Love, Jr., production director and business manager of the Sedalla Democrat and Capital, examines a Roadrunner Lona Liston, society editor, takes a news item over Express for quality control. the pm-me w 1 ,. . . . . PI 32:2 hi . ni: 'A 9.-. . . 'fd . . 5:1 11:2 . 2272 . . . :Is .pg 5.5. M ,,, ,., fa Qu' ,,,, ff -. QW! 'Lair .r man, has worked on s which SFCC has rear history. We es- applause! CGS 3 DGWS item OVQI' pa- Mmm 'Vs-Of' W we N51 vi, Wm . be ja wxagg wif? 1, pf ,, ? 4! H -,J 1 H I , ww. - ,M ,W P .,., , , , A WZ .W - , N , , . ,.,,f ,, '- I Y W, , W ' fw , f , -P . , 1 1' ' 1' TZ- ,,.A'Z 'fl' ' ,744 'I' Qwfgu ' ff l- '- 'Q 'f In the top three pictures, from left to right, Denise Grotzinger, youth editor of the Sedalia Democrat and Capital, prepares copy about SFCC for Thursday's Youth Page. Mrs. Tom Gardner, advertising sales representative, and Mr. Donald W. Alexander, retail advertising manager, work on a display for the Roadrunner Express. Mrs. Sharon Farrington, teletype setter, spends many hours setting Roadrunner Express copy each year. 4 In the three photos on the left, second from top to bottom, are Bill Bergmann, ad machine operator and composing room foremang Bill sets many headlines for the Express. David A. Hamby, reporter-photographer, knows how to take excellent pictures of college activities, and Charles Moon, make-up man, sizes up pictures for the Express. On the right, second from top to bottom, is Vaughn Hart, Democrat-Capital sports We 7 lr ,,-A 'Wh an.. 6 f 4 . f f f l4j.:::,fv'f' ff? ' sg, nd? , ,Jef editor, who writes numerous exciting stories about SFCC's sports events, es- pecially during basketball season! Susan f Bullock, youth editor last fall, adjusts her camera for a shot of a college convocation, while Bill Wilson, setting machine i operator, runs off galley material for the Roadrunner Express. NKEY BA SKETBA Rzde On My girdle is killing me. , , 7,,,k,.rmW ' ' L 141-lf' Y 0,1415 'Q wwf E '?f ?, i1a4u:m21?Ww:w1k11 Q4-B2'f'4 'f', n l iii? i'ii Y? 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Secretarial Science Evangeline Wee Geel McCort Typing l, ll, lll, IV, Business Math B.S. in Business Administration, Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, Missouri. Additional study in Educa- tion at Central Missouri State University. JoAnn Billington Shorthand l, ll, Ill, 8. lV, Business Math BS Degree in Education, Northeast Missouri State, Kirksville, Missouri Above, Vicki Holtzen, a freshman in SFCC's two year secretarial science program leading to an AA Degree, is receiving a checkpoint from Vee Gee McCort, typing instructor. On the right, eg Mrs. Helen Breshears, from Lincoln, spends ex- tra time in SFCC's secretarial science typing lab completing individual lessons. She is in the college's clerical skills program. . F Bonita Ca Coordinati Centers B.S. in Bu Jefferson study at tl Missouri. I On the rlq leaps high in suppor guidance plans with Governme Healey, M. the lower r hard to ex communi Can you straining tc . X kNs A. XXX 'NX x Qsfpf 30Xfj3?Xf' X . 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Looking on, from, left to right, is Mr. Fred Davis, president of the college, Mr. William Hopkins, chairman of the Board of Trusteesz, Gene Landon, operator of the new r Student Union food serviceg Mr. Lou Tempel, general contractor for the building and Mr. Sam Boyle, representing Parkhurst Manufacturing Company which furnished the trailer for the temporary book store on campus during the month of September. Inside the Student Union is Mrs. Fred Davis. if By Another b life of Stz College was September 21 Student Govt the ribbon w completed St The union, construction the Temple Company at S80,000. Worl complete tl opening ani Director of that he is pl the floor has schedule. P01 also add to tl facilities. The south SFCC books expanded an 'iThe bookst not as confin had in the ot Anna Marie have more ite The new fa run in a mannerg it 0 school suppli of stereo tape shirts. Mrs. Anna Joyce Matth J an Biggs hai ready the bo and have acc an attractive. Another n offers is a ft cafeteria ca Landon of I provides stue sandwiches, and snacks. service has bi of the new L and faculi convinence o Form A Something concerning tl formation oi President Fr Origin at the 1 The Comr will be to policies for comprised of Bob Woolen Services. li several otl Wooleiy rer job will be tc to how the u hoped that ti more efiicie ever before, The dedic: union which was the end isork for ma Hopkins. Ch: ent Union Op neral contractor for Parkhurst for the temporary tember. Inside the wenty our cges By Cathy Cox Another big step forward in the life of State Fair Community College was accomplished Friday September 29, when Marvin Buford, Student Government President, cut the ribbon which opened the newly completed Student Union. The UHQOD, which has been under construction since July, was built by the Temlile-Callison Construction Company at an 3PPl'0ximate cost of 530,000 Work was still underway to complete the facility after its 0Pel1il18 and Mr. Bill Raboum Director of Business Affairs, that he is pleased that the tile for fhe fl00r has now been laid ahead of schedule. Pool tables and a juke box also add to the student recreational facilities. The south end of the union is the SFCC bookstore which has been expanded and greatly improved. The bookstore is more open and not as confining as the quarters we had in the other union. stated Mrs. Anna Marie Lower, and we also have more items than before. The new facility is to be efficently run in a department store-like mannerg it offers students not only school supplies but also a selection of stereo tapes, candles, gifts, and T- shirts. Mrs. Anna Marie Lower, Mrs. Joyce Matthews, Pat Flower and Jan Biggs have worked long hours to ready the bookstore for student use and have accomplished their goal of an attractive, useful operation. Another new feature the union offers is a food service. The mini- cafeteria catered by Mr. Gene Landon of State Fair Restaurant provides students with a variety of sandwiches, soup, deserts, drinks and snacks. This much needed service has become a popular aspect of the new union, and the students and faculty appreciate the convinence of their own cafeteria. Form A Union Committee Something new for State Fair concerning the student union is the formation of a Union Committee. President Fred Davis announced its origin at the dedication ceremonies. The Committee, whose purpose will be to decide on rules and policies for the facilities, will be comprised of Mr. Gene Landon, Mr. Bob Woolery, Dean of Community Services, Marvin Buford, and several other SFCC students. Woolery remarked, our primary job will be to establish guidelines as to how the union will be used. It is hoped that this will make the union more efficient and organized than ever before. The dedication ceremony for the union which was held at 9:30 a.m. was the end of much planning and aarork for many people. Mr. William opkins, Chairman of the college's 'Ni t Continued from Page Onem Board of Trustees, told the assembled group that State Fair's students today are making history and that this was a big step forward for our campus. He further stated, We the Board of Trustees dedicate this union to you, the Students of State Fair Community College. A few additional comments were made concerning the Elizabeth B. Yeater bequest which is expected to approximate S2 million. The new union along with being an attractive recreational facility will also provide a place for convocations, lecturers and organizational functions. It is a welcome addition to the school and will provide the SFCC student body with many extra benefits. PREPARING FOR THE OPENING - Mr. Bill Raboum, second from left, business manager of SFCC, makes the last minute preparations for the nbbon cutting ceremony symbolizing the opening of the new Student Union which took place Friday SCPTCHIDCI 29.Assisting Mr. Rahourn are custodians Wayne Shoemaker, left, and Roy Winfrey. Securing the ribbon on the north door is Mrs. Betty Blackwell, secretary to President Fred Davis. ' V.. , , W... f v W1 .f Q.. . if- V- wif- f ' .37 ' . ' ' .. . .' ..,.f.ww aff' . - ? ' 6 732262 if 1: 42 f I 'lrf f' , . hwy I V .,,. 5 I ff ' 5 t I . 0 7' ,El ...ggwrzi-,. 3+ -A ' , f S iw V' . wig ' f . W ,f f haf nn f'4'--as . W ,. ' - if , .. in gy? - ifffifl 5 51. 'T T 0 191 5 Z a i . 4 I 4 -wlfx y vw - - ' zg,,w-gw1,:.Qf',, Pg 2, .- '. ' ---Q1-av , , A f Z?2w - v b' 'f b , Sk gi, A --f ,. 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' 4, ,., 4 N f QQ' , ' 7,,.:.f ' ' If f A ,,,,,,,-,,y wi , U Q 7' 7, , , , f if I gf ZDWL. V 1 1. f 1 'fwf1f,,, ff, 'm f V yf Z f , j 1 If i 1 Q9 AZ I' ,. ff ,, A Q, ,,,, If 1 f aff' ,ff fu , f A ' ,ua af , vv A-I 371' 'z ,gg ,, L Q 4 0 31 Q 5 . ff 4 5 'wmwfi Q X Graduation ceremonies are an important event at SFCC. These grads M .u, ,,, 5 3 fi 1 2 .2 f is 44' 2, 'i r iz? , , f if 1 fi' ,5 4 16 lil - , It Zfiff - '- f' ,px ,ggi , 1 .,.. yftwa . or wi A G , ' fgf V 5 f a f Come on, Wanda, grab that ball! Don't let that jackass stop you! In the photo at the right, student senators from community college student government associations throughout the state met at SFCC last fall to dis- cuss many topics. From left to right are Lon Neier, East Central Junior Collegeg Mike Riley, SFCC: Susan Batson, Three Fliversg Kent Brother- ton, Penn Valleyg and seated on the ground is Mariana Beffa, East Central. , can look back upon two years of significant accomplishment and can look forward to a constructive future for themselves and for society. 5.2 - W ' ay f f 9 2 4 , f , f., Q Z. .l . V,:L I ...V , . ,fi 1 I yy.. , X' Zi Z 7 5 1 i rf my 1 .t-...., X X 3... X 4,. 7 A. . E., V ' ,W f - A -1 ,. f ' 1 .4234 .1 , J , . V A , V, 4 . I ' N Wlhnnllihxs saws. Qqmqlv, uwamswagsyggk has xwQsW Q New-Q ,.,,,. VNWNQ-'didn fswumqy- gn. I was my O 2 E sm womans 22.1. 5' ? 3 : i :- O 5. -1 I JP -I -5 4 2 'Q cn E un 3. 5. CQ W F. -4 O C -o W mess Agway N an - vihmmymumwamlii Qpsswsgw Q Q-Q M.. X ww-new F' , Xu uouuhfuv Xt, -mcnuuuwq 'W' uanqnqm-.oy s su- .4 vi an-.an-Q in N nauuw-WON' Oombouw 0 A A , .goo 1:6 U X . 3 xwowsn. --v I W' ali'-U ui NQOOINO 07 N w-an-o uw' 'dm , m-...van v -no 'Tum' 'Q ll l X a-. 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J' ..r 2 3 . ,. tf gl.: . . f, ,c.,, ...LY L tw 'I 441892 ,.-:al . t '53, , H Q, ,, ' +. , 1 1 H 4 , k ts' 5. 3 D91 .7 ,V 5 2 J' i i 4 i 5 1 ' 1 3 5 ii 'i , l sl 9 i 4 it Z 2 9 z I 210 Ackerman, Mike 134 Adair, Rosemary 134 Adams, Patty 134 Aggeler, Ted 96 Alexander, Linda 134 Alexander, Vicky 96 Allee, Stephen 134 Anders, Marilyn 134 Anderson, Dorothy 134 Arvin, Dorothy 134 Asbury, Debbie 96 Atkin, Phyllis Atkinson, Lynn 96 Austin, Ray 134 Bahner, Michael 134 Baker, Carolyn 134 Balke, Wayne 96 Ball, Clem 96 Ballenger, Roy 96 Bamford, Sally 127,129 Banks, Nancy 96 Barr, Jerry 134 Bates, Carolyn 134 Bates, Robert 134 Batschelett, Stephen Baughman, Duane 96 Beard, Phillip 135 Beardslee, Michael 135 Beasley, Dizanna 135 Beatty, Tom 96 Bell, Brice 135 Bellmer, Terry 96 Benson, Rhonda 135 Berclair, Spelvin 131 Bergmann, Deborah 96,125 Berry, Nina 107 Bestgen, Daniel 135 Bidstrup, Wayne 135 Biggs, Janet 96 Binkholder, Brenda 96 Birch, Larry 96 Bishop, Juel 96 Blankenship, Duane 135 Boehler, Fred 135 Bohon, Terry 135 Booze, Brinda 96 Bottcher, Karen 135 Bottom, Wanda 135 Bowlin, Rodney 135 Boyd, Connie 135 Bozarth, Eugene 136 Brandes, Marlene 136 Branson, Fred 96,136 Brant, James 136 Brauer, Steve 130,136 Breshears, Helen 136 Breshears, Marquetta 136 Brock, Joe 136 Brockman, Jeff 136 Brockman, Roger 96 Brockman, Wesley 96 Brooks, Randy 136 Brown, Nancy 136 Brown, Robert 96 Bruehl, Barbara 136 Buford, Marvin 97,98,125 - W., 1--H .....?A.,--f..,.., .7 ,-,,,,,,V' A Uv ,- , , . ---r-s::,.-..-...,,--,-g.,...........---.-.. Student Index Bunch, Bill 97 Buntyn, Loretta 136 Burris, Carla 136 Burrus, Larry 136 Busch, Lewis 136 Busch, Ronnie 107 Butenbach, Sheri 97 Butler, Michael 136 Butler, Sharon 136 Cairer, Glenn 97 Campbell, Joe 136 Campbell, Sara 136 Capps, Barbara 136 Carrington, Mary 97 Carson, Ethel 136 Carta, Ronald 136 Carter, Dianna 97 Carter, Sharon 136 Carter, Michael 97 Cates, Tony 136 Cauthon, Mary Kay 136 Cecil, Greg 107 Chaney, James 136 Christian, Gerald 136 Clark, Kathy 136 Close, Joe 9.7 Coffelt, Ken 107 Cole, Katherine '136 Compton, Barbara 97 Cook, Darrel 97 Cook, George 136 Cook, John 136 Cooke, Mary 136 Cox, Cathy 97 Cox, Cheryl 136 Craig, Bob 136 Cramer, Ronald 137 Crank, Derrick 137 Crank, Roger 97 Crawford, Darice 110,137 Cronhardt, Jay 97 Crow, Marcia 97 Crystal, Kathy 137 Curry, Charlotte 97 Curry, Mike 97 Curtiss, Robin 137 Dale, Mary Ellen 137 Dale, Phyllis 137 Day, Paul 97 Dayringer, Joe 107 Daughertery, Rosetta 97 Davis, Danny 137 Davis, Joe 137 Decker, Linda 137 DeHaven, Dawn 110,137 Deuschle, Christie 137 Deuschle, Hank 97 DeWinter, Don 137 Dick, Scott 137 Dick, Tracy 137 Dicus, Don 137 Diercks, Daniel 97 Diercks, Charles 97 Dillingham, Cletus 137 Ditzfeld, Mike 98,110 Dix, Diana 98 Mr. Ed Brummet, of Classic Studio, and also instructor of a photography class here at SFCC, took many pictures for us this year. Dixon, Richard 137 Donnell, Roger 137 Dority, Don 98 Dorris, Jane 137 Dotson, Nancy 98 Downs, Yvonne 137 Drenon, Jacqueline 137 Duensing, Karen 137 Dummermuth, Wayne 137 Dunn, Barbara 98 Dunn, David 98 Durriel, Randy 98 Easley, Jack 137 Eastep, Roger 98 Ebersole, Edward 98 Eckoff, Dean 98 Eckoff, Mark 98 Eickoff, Norma 98 Eggen, David 137 Ehlers, Judy 98 Elliot, Michael 137 Emory, Steve 118,137 English, Phil 98 Ensminger, Elaine 137 Ensminger, Ellen 137 Erwin, Jean 137 Estes, David 137 Faulconer, Kay Faulkner, Diane 98 Felkner, Kenda 98,127,131 Felton, Kay 98 Fergerson, Debra 137 Green Green Green Greer, Grego , Jeannie 99 , Mark 138 , Robert 99 Brook 139 ry, Mark 99 Ferguson, Pat 136 Fischer, David 138 Fischer, Michael 138 Fischer, Terry 98 Flippin, Steve 138 Flower, Patricia 138 Fockler, Bill 98 Foster, Edna 138 Franklin, Janet 98 Fraundofer, Deborah 138 Freund, Bob 98 Fritz, Jay 99 Funk, Lawrencine 99 Gardner, Donna 138 Gay, Joe 138 Gerke, Carol 138 Gerke, Charles 99 Gerke, Mark 138 Gerke, Patty 138 Gerke, Pete 99 Gerken, Phillip S. 138 Gerken, Judie 99 Gerlt, Larry 99 Gertz, Brenda 138 Gertz, Wilma 138 Gibson, Phillip 99,127 Gilbertson, Bob 99 Gill, Gary 125,127,138 Gills, Lawrence 138 Gilmore, Jeffery 136 Glenn, Charlotte 99 Godard, Ronnie 138 Goosen, Wayne 99 Goslen, Patricia 138 Goss, Joyce 138 Gregory, Walter 139 Griffin, Robert 139 Grobe, Stephan 139 Groepper, Monty 99 Guier, Roy 99 Gunn, David 99 Guymon, Irene 139 Gwinn, Ruth Ann 99 Hailey, Joe 139 Hainen, Sylvia 139 Hall, Russell 139 Hall, Ted 99 Hall, William 139 Hamilton, Alfred 139 Hammond, Clifton 139 Hampton, Denise 139 Hampy, Karen 139 Harwood, Betty 99 Harding, Fred 139 Hardy, Eunice 139 Harris, Ron 139 Harrison, Sue Ellen 139 Hathaway, Robert 139 Hayes, Greg 99 Hawkins, Bobbie 139 Hawonh, Jay 129,131,139 Healey, Mike 140 Healey, Pete 100 Hebert, Joseph 140 Heimsoth, Steve 140 Hellesvig, Mary 140 Helphrey, Jerry 100 Hergins, Willard 140 Hibdon, Karen 140 Hill, Brenda 140 Hill, Laura 140 Hill, Sharon 140 Hinken, Kathy 100 Hirst, Charles 100 Hockersmith, Arthur 140 Hodges, Vicki 140 Hoffmann, JoAnn 100 Hofstetter, David 100 Holden, James 100 Holem, Richard 140 Holloman, Bob 100 Holmes, Glenn 107 Holt, Beverly 140 Holt, Mary Lou 100 Holt, Tommy 140 Holtzen, Vickey 140 Homan, Judy 140 Homan, Wilma 100 Houchen, Thomas 140 Huffman, Kim 140 Hughes, Craig 100 Huhman, Karen 140 Hunt, Theresa 127,131,140 Hunter, Kathy 100 Hunter, Lisa 100 lmhauser, Janice 101 lmhauser, Pam 140 Mary Alice Higgins, Debbie Nichols, Tim Kessler, and Cindy Meyer, all freshmen at SFCC, cast their ballots for SGA officers and Homecoming Queen. Mr. ROSC4 business, Minershag Jackson, Den Jackson, Step Jarkson, Almz Jarrett, Ted 1 Jarvis, Stanlej Jave, Mickey Jefcoat, Chen Jennings, Wai Jensen, Eva ' Johnson, Hel Johnson, Parj Jones, Jerrie Jones, Mark ' Jones, Richan Jones, Sam 1 Jordan, David Joy, Mike 14C Jung, Craig 1 Kauble, Collee Keane, Patricii Kellner, Karen Kellner, Share Kemp, David 5 Kemp, Debbie Kessler, Timot Kidwell, Randy Kinkead, Denis Kinshella, Dick Kirby, Paul 14 Kirchoff, Marsl Kirk, Gary 141 Klein, Diane 11 Koester, Randy Kroeger, Larry Kualt, Deanna Kueck, Robert Lamb, Steve 1 Kathy Simc Bill Barton. l E I 99 B I9 :9 39 139 39 139 f 99 39 1 99 39 139 1 139 139 I9 I9 9 9 n 139 131 139 .tr 140 0 4 131140 Kessler, and Cindy :ts for SGA officers Milne 1 X .-4.44 Q ff + aj ,ff aff fi z f X' X f , ff f ffz w Mr. Roscoe Gibson, state job placement coordinator in agri- business, discusses Business and College Day with Mr. Fred Minershagen president of the Eagle Mill and Elevator at Higginsville. Jackson Dennis 101 Jackson Stephen 101 Jarkson Alma 140 Jarrett Ted 140 Jarvis Stanley 140 Jave Mickey 101 Jefcoat Cheryl 140 Jennings Walter 140 Jensen Eva 140 Johnson Helen 140 Johnson Pamela 140 Jones Jerrle 101125 Jones Mark 101 Jones Richard 101 Jones Sam 101 Jordan David 140 Joy Mike 140 Jung Craig 101 Kauble Colleen 141 Keane Patricia 141 Kellner Karen 141 Kellner Sharen 141 Kemp David 99101 118127129 Kemp Debbie 101 Kessler Timothy 141 Kidwell Randy 101 Kinkead Denise 101 Klnshella Dick 131 Kirby Paul 141 Kirchoff Marsha 102 Kirk Gary 141 Klein Diane 141 Koester Randy 102 Kroeger Larry 141 Kualt Deanna Kueck Robert 107 Lamblrth Bob 102 Land Annalee 102 Land John 102 Lane Beverly 141 Lear Anthony 142 Lees David 142 Lehman Sam Lemler Laura 142 Lenz James 102 Lewis Dianne 142 Lewis lla 142 Libbert Ruth 102 Light Connie 102 Lxndecrantz Jeanne 102 Lindstrom Marjorie 102 Lobaugh Ron 142 Loesslng Marilyn 102 Lollus Joe 142 Long Dickie 102 Longworth Glenn Lovell Linda 110111 Lueck Linda 142 Luetjen Barbara 142 Luetjen James 142 Lyles Kathryn 102 Mackesty Donald 142 Madden Cathy 142 Madole Donnie 102 Magers Dave 142 Marcum Klm 142 Markmann Phillip Martin Becky 102 Mauss Mark 142 May Connie 102 May Mary 102 McClendon Debbie 142 Mrs Kay Greer an industrious woman welder worked hard during spring semester to prove that art can be combined with metal work to create great beauty Kay is showing Mr Jarold L Welch instructor of welding here at SFCC part of her days effort McCutchen Julle 142 McFadden Patrick 142 Morris Connie 103 Morris Rick 103 McFatrlch Mitzi 142 McGhee William 103 Mclntosh Howard 142 McKelvey Robert 143 McMillan Rocky 103 McNulty Debbie 103111 McQulnn Michael McQultty Duck 129 Mehrens Barbara 143 Meller Treva 103110 Mergen Charles 143 Mergen James 103129 Messer Rhonda 143 Metten Meyer Meyer Meyer Meyer Miller brug Marguerite 143 Cindy 143 Connie 143 Dennis 103 Rick 130 Kathleen 103 Milligan Dan 143 Milligan Gary 103 Miner Becky 103 Mlnks Dale 143 Moll Gary 143 Moore Debbie 103118 Moore Judy 103 Moore Sharon 103 Moore Sherry 143 Morgan Nell 103 Morris Ross 143 Mundy Lawrence 103 lvtunsterman Jane 143 Musgrave Sharon 143 Nakamura LuAnne 103127 Nelson Phillip 103 Nichols Deborah 143 Nichols Ronnie 143 Nosovstch Paul 143 Nuzum Larry 103131 Nuzum Nancy 129143 Offenburger Velva 143 Overton Becky 143 Pace Betty 144 Page Paula 144 Pardoe Joseph Neal 144 Pauley Mark 144 Paxton Linda 144 Paxton Robert 103 Penn Donna 144 Perrlguey Rlck 144 Peters Ronald 104 Phillips Beverly 144 Phillips Robert 104 Phillips Russell 144 Puckett Amber 144 Piper Ronald 144 Plrtle Gary 104 Lamb Steve 102 McCoy Randy 102 Kathy Simon really enjoyed the summer archery class taught by Mr Bill Barton She has certainly proven that she can hit the target' Pledge Bob 104 Ms VI Schuster foreground manager of office services, Carolyn Baker, and Val Weber all do a tremendous job Everyone s work IS far more pleasant and efficient because of their diligent efforts 211 Rockwell, Carla 104 Darby Wilson, soph in Mr. Jack William's spring semester Biology ll class peers intently into.the microscope to find out new things about plants. Pollard, Alice 144 Poteet, Barbara 144 THE MCGUlRE'S AND THEIR PUPS-The Foster McGuire family wascertainly surprised the morning of May 5 when their beloved hound Smokey gave birth to'FlFTEEN pups! When this picture was taken a week later, 10 still survived. Smokey has feeding facilities for eight of the pups, so they have to feed in double shifts. From left to right are Skip, Florence, Foster, and Potter, Caroline 104 Potts, Sandra 144 Prestage, Debbie 144 Prestagel, Jamie 145 Previtt, Warren 104 Pummill, David 145 Pummill, Eugene 104 Ollison, Kenneth 104 Patterson, Georgia 104 Quinn, Jeanetta 127,145 Ragland, Bill 145 Rasa, Ruth Ann 145 Rasa, Vivian 145 Raumaker, William 145 Ray, Charlotte 105 Reed, Martin 145 Reed, James 145 Reed, Jerry 145 Reed, Mary 145 Reed, Roger 145 Reedy, Raymond 145 Fleissen, Mary 145 Rennison, Deanna 105 Rennison, James 145 Renno, Peggy 105 Rowe, Scott 104,127,129,130 Rozier, Donald 104 Scott, Catherine 104 Scott, Pat 104 Schlessleman, Mike 146 Schlobohm, Cheryl 146 Schultz, Linda 146 Schumaker, Robin 146 Schupp, Russell 146 Schuster, Charles 104 Schwalie, Richard 104 Schwenk, John 104 Scroggs, Jim 146 Self, Walter 146 Shaw, Beth 104 Shell, Charles 146 Shipley, Bob 146 Shipley, Valarie 105 Shults, Ray 105 Simon, Katherine 146 Simons, Carol 146 Siron, Stan 105 Smith, Connie 146 Mary. Smith, Norma 147 Smithson, Jennifer 147 Snapp, Vintra 147 Sommer, Brenda 105 Sommer, Timothy 105 Sommers, Rhonda 107 Spector, Sid 147 Spickert, Cheryl 105 Spickert, Donna 147 Spitten, David 147 Staten, Jacqueline 147 Steele, June 105 Steenburgen, Bill 105 Steenburgen, Brad 147 Sout, Pamela 147 Streck, Veronica 105 Stretz, Larry 147 Strodtman, Mike 147 Stucker, Alice 147 Swanson, Cindy 118 Swisher, Al 105 Thomas, Carolyn 147 Thomas, Janice 105,110 Thomas, Jim 106 Thompson, Robert 147 Thurston, Norma 147 Thurston, Tom 106 Tobaben, Elizabeth 147 Tolliver, Carol 148 Townsend, Gary 106 Turner, Beverly 148 Turner, Timothy 148 Twenter, Chris 106,118,131 Twenter, Timothy 148 Uhler, Jill 106 Uptergrove, James 106 Upton, David 148 Van Winkle, Jerry 106 Smith Debbie 105 Studer, Becky Crocker 105,130 Vaughn, Jack 106 Smith, Donna 147 Sullivan, Nancy 147 Vellersy Chafles 107,148 Smith, Lori 147 Summers, Loretta 147 Verts, David 148 Rentel, William Reser, LuAnne 145 Rhoads, Carol 105,125 Richardson, B'arbara 145 Ricker, Mike 105 Riggs, Daryl 105 Riley, Joseph 105 Vernon Jenkins, nephew of President Fred Davis, visited SFCC with his stage band and choral group on March 15. Vernon is the stage band director of Missouri Western College, St. Joseph, Missouri. Riley, Michael 104 Rimel, Herbert 104 Ripley, Jim 145 Ritchey, Dave 145 Roase, LeRoy 145 Robertson, Jennifer 145 Robertson, Paula 145 The spectators at SFCC's basketball games always get plenty of thrills! 2 1 2 'fs' .V-L-J? L' may f , ,W We-iff' t,.w..f4 u,.Fui : Af 4 ,L ,. Off to Han right are Thomas, Barbara though yo Vinson, Norrr Visentin, Jerr Vogt, Dick 11 Volpp, Terrie Vought, Fran. Wade, Patrici Waggoner, G Wakeman, M Waldron, Cra Walker, Shell Walker, Therl Wallenburn, l Walter, Larry Walthall, Shirl Bowling is Dixie Byrt Twenter, a t.: aes 2,3 Foster McGuire May 5 when their 'EEN pups! When irvived. Smokey iey have to feed in ence, Foster, and 7 110 47 r 47 18131 d and choral group on seph Missouri Off to Hannibal to one of the Ftoadrunner's big games! From left to right are cheerleaders Dawn DeHaven, Jean Lindecrantz, Jan Thomas, Loretta Summers, Bonita Campbell ifaculty sponsorj, and Barbara Richardson. Hey girls, with all that baggage it looks as though you plan to stay a long time! These students are learning what it's all about in Guitar ll, taught Monday nights from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. In the foreground is instructor David Turner. Seated, left to right, are Edna Davis, Judi Moriarty, Shirley Waddell, and Josephine Seifner. Not pictured are Jody Reine, and Peggy Giokaris. 1 Vinson, Norma 149 Visentin, Jerry 149 Vogt, Dick 149 Volpp, Terrie 149 Vought, Francis 149 Wade, Patricia 149 Waggoner, Glenn 106 Wakeman, Michael 106 Waldron, Craig 149 Walker, Shelley 149 Walker, Theresa 106 Wallenburn, David 149 Walter, Larry 149 Walthall Shirley 106 Ward, Phil 150 Waters, Tim 150 Watring, Michael 150 Webb, Colles 150 Webb, Dale 106 Welch, Georgia 151 Welch, Larry 106 Wendt, Becky 150 Wessing, Frank 151 Wessing, Gerry 151 Westhusing, Gary 151 White, Virginia 151 White, William 151 Whitworth Vicki 110152 Wilcox. Robert 152 Wilhoit, Bonnie 106,127,130 Wilhoit, Dan 106 Williams, Alice 106 Williams, Anita 152 Williams, Michael 106 Williams, Richard 152 Williams, Robyn 110,118,127,129,152 Williams, Tom 152 Willis, Joyce 106 Wilson, Darby 107 Wing, Kevin 106,129,131 Wiskur, Doyle 152 Wlssman Dan 106 Witchmeier, Jimmy 152 Woods, Cleta 110,152 Woolery, Ernie 106 Yancey, Steve 152 Yeager, Cliff 152 Yeager, Debra 152 Yearout, Mary 106 Yoder, Colleen 152 Young, Allen 152 Young, Gloria 152 Young, Shari 106 Yount, Keith 152 Zink John 152 Lurcher Judy 106118 Bowling is a big sport at SFCC under the instructorship of Mrs Dixie Byrum From left to right are Phyllis Langkop Tim Twenter, and Linda Decker Scholarships are an important aspect ofSFCC Here Mrs Jerry Schrader, instructor of music receives one from Mr A J Harlan of the Quaker Oats Company A worthy student majoring in music was the beneficiary 213 exam.-.-.-.e--:.f.1.,....,,,,,.,.,,. 214 Mrs. Betty Buchanan, lright, and Mrs. Catherine Scott learned a great deal during spring semester in the individualized painting class taught by Mr. Doug Freed. ? These four SFCC sophs learned a lot of business law under the competent instruction of Mr. Bob Fritz, left. Vince Siegel, center, Dianna Carter, Debbie Asbury, and Pete Healey discuss legal problems with Fritz. Wm C--....,,.,. Jay Hall studies diligently in SFCC's Adult Basic Education curriculum assisted by Bruce Bird, student teacher aid. Graduation was a happy occasion for these three sophomores this past spring-Bob Phillips, Charles Dirks, and Charles Fox. Mrs. Amy Bell works on her GED Program while Mike Fiiley, student teacher aid, looks on. TROPHIES lN NATIONAL COMPETITION-Jeri Hancock, left, and Patsy Wade won these large second place trophies on May 8 at Atlantic City at the national DECA competition. The coeds entered their advertising manual which took the honors. The SFCC DECA Club also received two plaques which gave special recognition to the club advisors, Mr. Gary Noland, pictured above, and Mr. Dale Yelton. Noland and Yelton were presented the plaques at the club's banquet May 16 at the Sirloin Stockade. Dr. Kenn nursing s spring se Hitting me Donald Be Valerie We 5 1 ae 4 'Q t :ter the competent tr, Dianna Carter, ns with Fritz. '-fs? cation curriculum for these three ps, Charles Dirks, Dr. Kenneth Holdren spoke to the practical nursing students about acupuncture during spring semester. Hitting the books in the fall semester business law class of Mr. Donald Barnes are, left to right, Clara Clarke, Antony L. Knapp, Valerie Weber, Louis Harris, Sharon Kindle, and Debbie Asbury. Here Students of SFCC's Summer Science Institute are conducting an experiment in basic electricity. From left to right are Teri Neitzert, David Biggs, Randy Merk, Rick Walker, and Larry Whitaker. This group is working under the instructorship of Messrs. Greg Bell, Matt McDowell, and Tom Rice. t ! i F May 25, 1973, was a red letter day for SFCC when Mr. John Pelham, executor of the Elizabeth B. Yeater estate, presented to Henry Lamm the check for 113 additional acres of land which became part of the college campus. Looking on are Mr. William Hopkins, chairman of SFCC's board of trustees, and Mr. Fred Davis, president of the college. Learning math fundamentals is an important part of SFCC's Adult Basic Education program at SFCC. Here, Mrs. Jackie Durnell, standing, left, works with some of the students. Mike Riley and Charlotte Curry, standing in the background, assist. Attempting to determine a charge on an electron are these Summer Science Institute students tleft to righti Allen Rehmer, Dale Hunsburger, Marsha Shellhart, Mary Roark, and Mary Vultemeier. Who in the world is that fellow in the corner? A 215 216 I Mike Strodtman and Derrick Crank are learning a lot about motors in SFCC's automotive technology program. - Nineteen SFCC Students Selected to Who's Who Congratulations to 19 students here at SFCC who have been selected for Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. , According to Dr. Joyce Fielding, dean of student personnel at SFCC, a Who's Who student is a second- year student selected on the basis of citizenship, scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, and general promise of future usefulness to business and society. SFCC's AWho's Who students are Marvin M. Buford, Jr., 408 ,East Gay, Warrensburgg Dennis Wayne Carter, 210 North 'Chisman, Windsor, Catherine Ann Cox, 112 East Sixteenth, Sedaliag Michael James Ditzfield, 821 East 12th Street, Sedaliag Roy Wayne Guier, Sweet Springsg Kathryn Arm Hunter, RFD 4, Sedaliag Jerrie Eugene Jones, 1311 South Sneed Sedalia' Ruth Ann Libbert RFD 2 Sedaha Glenn A Longworth III, 901 South Mildred Sedaha Phllhp Gene Nelson 302 West Ray Sweet Spnngs Lance W N0ll.ll1g RFD3 Cole Camp Charles Michael Riley RFD 1 Hughesville Patricia F Scott 306 Parker LaMonte Rebecca Ann Studer 2721 South Kentucky Sedaha James Howard Thomas Jr RFD 4 Marshall Jamce Leigh Thomas 2203 S Vermont Sedaha Bonme Ruth Wilhoit RFD 1 Sedaha Shan Ann Young 1002 Leone Sedaha and Judy Ellen Zurcher 1008 Sylvia Drive Sedaha Above, Lewi: Brent Yates, hustle again J.V.'s. On the right, bucket agair squeeked ou Shell looks o Below, H.N. Fred, intently rack up two - 1 i 9 + . . . 9 7 7 t n n . a a ' f ' 1 - K 9 9 9 ' -, , , ' ., 1 9 I A, ' ff' 9 i ' 1 9 I E 3: n Q Q 43 -' . . , g 1 , 9 9 s 9 Q 1,1 5 , . , . , 2, - f , , ' I ! 9 N , :vt ' , . . . T 0 ' ' ' -,TI 9 J 9 - , X ' 'z 9 '9 9 1 Y 2 , 0 O 0 S ' . Q 1 3 t 1 . . . . . . fr 4 1 9 v s -. u V V 1 . , 7 1 ' v ' a - . 1 ' ' A . ? Above, Lewis Busch, Charlie Shell, and Brent Yates, all SFCC cagemen, really hustle against those Missouri Southern J.V.'s. On the right, Jack Easley lays one in the bucket against Crowder in which SFCC squeeked out a victory, 63 to 62. Charles Shell looks on. Below, H.N. Chuck Branson and his son, Fred, intently watch a Roadrunner cager rack up two points in a home game. Q fly, 6 Janice R. Pullen, instructor of Accounting I and Il, intermediate accounting, cost accounting, auditing, and internal control and finance, administers an examination to some of, her students in her intermediate accounting class. From left to right are Gloria Young, Becky Hudson, and Donna Smith. Mrs. Pullen has a B.S. degree in business accounting from Mon- tana State University at Bozeman, and a M.B.A. degree from the University of South Dakota at Vermillion. She has also done ad- ditional study at CMSU, Warrensburg, Missouri. She is faculty sponsor of Numbers Racket, SFCC's Accounting Club. 2 Mr. Mike Davis, center, instructor' in building materials merchandising, confers with Dick Long, left, and Dale Chaney in the material handling class. Davis holds both a B.S. and M.S. degree in forestry from the Univer- sity of Missouri with additional study from the University of Missouri. 5 Mr. Jimmy Glenn of KDRO Radio watches SFCC stickmen work out. Jimmy announces all of our J college baseball games. X f Z Z 5 --f- w-:1-1--11..W -U ,. .,, . 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