State Fair Community College - Exhibitor Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)

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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

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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

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: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