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

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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 . ?

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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

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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