Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

I m $-2 . ■■ :-v.- :e ARCHIVES • Me r959 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTIONAL DIVISION STUDENTS ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS SPORTS ACTIVITIES 2 THE NEW A NEW FEEL, A NEW SPIRIT, ASSERTED ITSELF ON CAMPUS THIS YEAR. IT WAS THE SAME OLD BULLDOG SPIRIT, BUT WITH A NEW LOOK. THIS NEW BULLDOG SPIRIT PERMEATED ATHLETICS, CLASSES, AND ORGAN- IZATIONS; EVEN STUDENT RELATIONSHIPS FELT THE NEW SURGE. THIS WAVE OF NEW SPIRIT WAS NOT AN ACCI- DENT. IT IS YOU, THE STUDENTS OF KSTC, WHO DE- SERVE THE CREDIT. YOU BROUGHT THE NEW BULLDOG SPIRIT TO THE CAMPUS THIS FALL, AND YOU HAVE SUS- TAINED IT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. IT IS YOUR SPIRIT, AND THIS IS YOUR BOOK. THE 1958-1959 ECHO HAS TRIED TO CAPTURE THE SPIRIT WITH ITS NEW LOOK AND PRESERVE IT FOR YOU SO THAT YOU MAY CHERISH ALWAYS THIS YEAR - THE YEAR OF THE NEW BULLDOG SPIRIT. THE STAFF BULLDOG LOOK 3 'All thot mankind has done, thought, gained or been: it is lying os in magic preservation in the pages of Books They are the chosen possession of men —Thomos Corlyle fm All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: They hove their exits and their entrances and one mon in his time ploys many ports. —Shokespeore 5 Thou orf Brewer Hall, and upon this foundation we will build our dorm. The modern interior of our new oud'tonum. P M. MARK, Milan President The KSTC Board of Regents is the administrative body in the functioning of the college The Board determines school policies, promotes building pro- grams, confirms new faculty appoint- ments ond epproves the school bud- get The seven members of the Board are appointed by the governor Mr Hubert Wheeler, State Commissioner of Education, by virtue of his office, is on ex officio member «� HENRY BOUCHER. Memphis Board of Regents EDWARD E. SWAIN, Kirksville Secretory HUBERT WHEELER. Jefferson City ELMER GIESELMAN, Mocon J. ANDY ZENGE. JR., Conton 4 DR. WALTER H RYLE, Kirksville W A. CABLE, Hannibol Dr. Walter H. Ryle, President A Moment With The President Dr Ryle, Reeding hi$ correspondence Sunday dinner or Blonfon Holl cofeteno Posing with friends Row One. President Ryle, Representotive Mockie, Scnotor Symington, H. Greene Simpson. Row Two; Harvey B. Young, Richard St. Cloir, Edward Jayne, Walter Ryle, Jr. 10 Joking with the Senotoi Founders Day Dr. Mot I hews, guest speoker at the 1959 Founder's Doy Banquet. The Founder, Joseph Boldwm Founder's Doy is celebrated annually with a banquet for faculty, administration, students, olumni, ond friends of the college. Founder's Doy honors Joseph Baldwin who founded the school in 1867. The second annuol Joseph Baldwin Lecture was delivered by Dr. Matthews, president of North Texos Store College ond o Baldwin scholar. Faculty, olumni, students, and friends enjoying the Founder's Doy Bonquet. 11 Dr. Knight, Dr. Matthews, Mrs. Ryle, Dr. Ryle, ond Dr Rieger ot the speokers' table. DIVISIONS Walter H. Ryle President, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College I he First Lady, Mrs. Ryle President Kenneth Sykes Administrative Assistant to the President Nona Leonard Secretary to the President 1 A ssistants To Office of President ROBFRT I McKINNFV Assistont to the Office of the President ALFRED HOLZMEIER Housing nnd Pnrking Secretory WILLIAM H. CABLE Director of Publicoticns RUSSELL HARRISON Director of Alumm Activities bonnie McConnell Secretory Dr. Ryle Dr. Ryle and Dr. Rieger Dean of Instruction Business os usual in the Dcon's office WANDA GARDNER Secretory IIIMiu The Division of Extension Service DR. ELI F. Mi'll LfcR B.S. in Ed., M Ed.. Ed D Head of the Division of Extension Service NOAH P RICHARDSON B.S. in Ed., A.M. Director of the Bureou of Correspondence and Extension Teaching CLARENCE L. MURPHY B.S. m Ed., A.M. Associate Professor of Guidance FOREST L. CROOKS B.S. in Ed., A M Director, Audio-Visual Education and Program Service CONNIE HOLLOMAN Stenographer, Division of Extension Service FVFI YN WFI I BORN Secretory, Office of Student Teaching DARLENE RETTINGHAUS Secretary, Division of Extension Service The Division of Personnel Service 18 TRANCES WILLIAMS Counselor DOROTHY STOUT Secretory, Deon of Women CAROL PIKEY Secretory DR JOHN L. BIGGERSTAFF, JR College Physic ion ALMA K. 20LLAR B.S. in Ed., R.N. Instructor Emeritus in Health (1958) DR. RALPH HOUSE B S in FH , A M , Ph D Professor of Remedial Reading; Director of Clinicol Services SARAH WIMP B.S., A M., R.N. Assistant Professor of Heolth Office of The Registrar ORVILLE E. BOWERS A.B., B.S. in Ed.. A M. Registror The Division of Business Service PETE NICOLETTI B S in Ed., A M Head of the Division of Business Service KATHLEEN BOHON MARY LANCASTER ANNA EAGEN Comptroller Bookkeeper Bookkeeper VIRGINIA LFSKO Bookkeeper 20 ALICE CARTER Supervisor Stenographic Office MAXINE GOODWIN Switchboard Operotor The Office of Admissions KATHFRINE KEARNEY Secretory CHARLES J. ELAM B S., B S in Ed., A M Heod of the Division of Admissions The Division of Maintenance Service HOWARD G. MORRIS i leod of the Division of Mointenonce Service Row One: Gene Borcloy, Cormen Shelton, Wilbur Mullemx, John Mikel, Vic McFlhmney, Lewis Brown. Row Two: Clifford Bcrnett, Cecil I eigh. Dee Fitel, Donald Green, All Customer, Don Funk, Carl Guffey, Horold Keidel. 21 Student Housing Row One: Koren Coier, vice-pres., Mrs. Hazel Elliott, house mother, Betty Jo White, pres Row Two: Janet Yates, treos., Carol Beoty. Peggy Domes, sec., Jocki Monko. Grim Hall Brewer Holl Row One. Neil R. Bear, Mr Williams, Mrs. Williams, house supervisors. Sterling Ruddy Row Two Jack Licbhort, Edwin Kcndell, Bruce Holey, Donold Lory, Stonley Folconer Row Three. Larry McAllister, Lloyd Brown, Roy Cothern. Blanton and Nason House Council Row One- Ann Naylor, Mr, Ryle, Blanton, Mrs. Ooyy, Novon. Row Two: Sandy Swonk, sec., Korea McAllister, pres , Judy Kinworthy, vice pres.. Dorie Roberts, trees. Mrs. Rosie Ransom, Director of the Blonton Holl Cofeterio Student Housing Brewer-Blonton-Noscn Cofeterio Education IVAN E. MILLER 3 Mu.. A M , Ed D Professor of Educotion Heod cf the Division of Education CECIL H ALLEN B.S., A M . Ph D. Professor Emeritus of Psychology 19S8) Education is the ccquisition of the ort of the utilizotior knowledge. —Alfred North Whitehead FELIX ROTHSCHILD A.B.AM Director of Student Teochmg, Secondary Level Professor of Secondary Education WILLIE WHITSON B.S. in Ed.. A M. Director of Student Teaching, Elcmcntory Level Assistant Professor of Primary Educotion PETE NlCOLETTl B.S. in Ed.. A M. Head of Division of Business Service ANNA MARIE KORSEN B S. m Ed Instructor m Kindergarten HALBERT B TATE B.S. in Ed.. M S.. Ed. D. Professor of School Administration EOREST L CROOKS B.S m Ed.. A M Director, AudiO-Visuol Educotion ond Program Service 24 RICHARD ST. CLAIR B S in Ed , A M Associate Professor of Education LINN R. TERRY A A , A B , Fd M . Ed. D. Professor Of Elementary Education RALPH HOUSE B.S. m Ed., a M , Ed D. Professor of Remedial Reudmy Director of Clirucol Services SALLIE PATTINSON B.S., A M ssistant Professor Emeritus :f Rural Education (1956) ELI MITTI FR B.S m Ed., M Ed., Ed.D Hood of the Division of Extension Service ADRAIN D FULLERTON A.B., A M. Principal, Ophelia Parrish Junior Hiqh School Ophelio Parrish WRAY M RIEGER A.B.. M S., Ph.D Professor of Chemistry Heod of the Division of Science ond Mothcmotics MAX E BELL B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associote Professor of Botony JOHN D BLACK A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Zoology WILLIS J BRAY B Pd., A.B., B.S. m Ed.. A M.. Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Chemistry (1952) LEWIS C CLEVENGER B.S. m Ed., A M., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Botony (I 954) Science Holl MAURICE FINKEL B S , M S , M Ed , Ed D Professor of Science Educotion MAX FREELAND B.S. m Ed., MS. Ph D Associote Professor of Chemistry The reol ond legitimote gool of the sciences is the endowment of hutnon life with new inventions ond riches —Bocon GEORGE HAROLD JAMISON B S , AM Professor Emeritus of Mofhemotics 1956) JOHN GREENBANK B.S., M.5., Ph.D. Instructor in Mothematics DEAN A ROSEBERY B.S. in Ed.. Ph D Professor m General Science EUGENE WILLIAM SMITH B S , M S Instructor in Physics Home DOROTHY PEARSON B S. m Ed.. A M Associate Professor of Poods and Nutrition Hood of the Division of Heme Economies QUENTIN SMITH H. W WILLIAMS A B . B S in Ed., Ed M B.S. m Ed., A M, Instructor Assistant Professor in Mothemotics Education of Mothematics Economics GERALDINE GOSCH A.B., M S. Instructor in Clothing ond Textiles Home Management House LLOKA B. MAGCE Ph.B., A M. Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Home Economics (1956) MARILYN SIMMONS B.S. in Ed. Assistant Instructor in Home Economics Fine Arts KARL F WEBB B S. in Cd.. A M Professor of Theory ond Instrumental Music Henri of the Division of Fine Arts God mode the world os on crtist and that is why the world must leorn from its artists.” —George Bernard Shaw HFIFN A BABBITT B.S. m Ed., A.M. Instructor in Art MELVIN L OLSON A B , A M Instructor m Pointing NITA PATTERSON B S . A M Instructor in Fine Arts JOHN L BIGGERSTAFF 8.Mu., Professor Emeritus of Music (1951 LANSING W BULGIN A B , M M , Ph D Assisfont Professor of MuSiC CduCOtion IRENE DAILEY B S in Fd , M Mu. Instructor in Piono ond Theory JOHN C GOETZE B $ in Frt, AM Instructor in Instrumental Music STEPHEN G. HOBSON A B . M M.. Ph D Assistant Professor of Vocal Music LEON C KAREL B Mu., A M., Ph D Professor of Theory FREDERIC A KIRCHBERGER AM. Mus D Professor of Piono PAUL STRUB B S. m Ed , AM, Ed. D. Professor of Band Music PHRADIE WEI I $ B.S. in Ed. Assistant Professor of Vocal Music RALPH E. VALENTINE B.S. m Ed., A M Associate Professor of Music Educotion EKED J. YOUNG B Mu. Ed., M. M. Instructor in Woodwinds BENTON F SCHEIDE A.B. A M. Head of the Division of Libraries and Museums The wise man reads both books and life itself. —Lin Yutong Library Science Mrs. Kibler exploms one of the mony interesting bulletin board displays in the library SYLVA G. BROWNE B.S. in Ed.. B.S. in L.S. Librarian BESSIE BROWNING B.S. m Ed., A M in L.S. Catologuer ETHEL HOOK B.S. m Ed.. A M. Director of Libraries Emeritus (1 956) TLOREINE KIBI ER B.S. in Ed.. A M in L.S. Reference Libror ion 99 Business Education CHARLES E. KAUZLARICH B.S. in Ed.. A M., Ph.O. Professor of Business Educotion Heod of the Division of Business Educotion He profits most who serves best. —Authur Sheldon EUGENE J. CROARKIN B.S. in Ed.. A M. Instructor in Business Educotion Dr. Mickelson exploins penmanship techniques. i 30 VERA GARES B S. in Ed.. A M Instructor m Business Educotion HAROLD MICKELSON B S in Ed , A M , Ed.D Professor of Business Educotion LAURA RUTH HULSE B S. in Ed.. A M Instructor in Business Educotion RALPH MONAY A.B., A M.. Ph.D. Professor of Business Education Practical Arts NORVELL C. ALLEN B.S., A M. Assistant Professor of Agriculture LYLE CARTER B.S. in Ed., A M. Instructor in Arts and Crafts OTHO L BARNETT B S in Ed., A.M. Assisfont of Drafting Head of the Division of Practical Arts DUANE R. COLE B.S. in Ed., M.S. Instructor in Metals HUGH GARDNER B.S. m Ed.. A M Instructor in Photogrophy RALPH SHAIN B.S. in Ed. Instructor in Industrial Arts 'The mystery of mysteries is to view machines making mochines. —Benjamin Disroeli Will I AM T MINOR B.S. m Ed., M S Assistant Professor of Woodworking ROLAND F. NAGEL B S in Ed , M Ed , Ed.D. Professor of Industrial Education Practicol Aits Building 31 Language and Literature BERENICE BEGGS B S in Ed., AM. Assutont Professor Emeritus of Children's Literoture (1958) GEORGIA CLIFTON A.B., A M . Ed.D. Associotc Professor of Longuorje ood Literature SHEROD J. COLLINS B.S. in Ed., A.M. Assistant Professor of Speerh CALVIN V. HUENEMANN A.B., A M.. Ph.D. Professor of Literoture Head of the Division of I onguoge ond Literoture VERA E FAWCETT B.S. in Ed., A M., Ph D. Associote Professor Emeritus of English (1955) HANS H. HAGFMANN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of German JACK HENSLEY B.S. m Ed., M.S. Assistant Professor of Speech IFITA BALLEW HENSLEY A.B., B.S m Fd , A M Instructor in Speech Correction VIOLA A MAGEE B.S. m Ed., A M. Assistant Professor Emeritus 32 of Latin (1955) ELOISE HILL B.S. in Ed.. A.M. Instructor in English JANYS ANN MURPHY A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M. Instructor in Freshman English JAMES HARVEY PLATT A.B., A M., Ph.D. Professor of Corrective Speech MICHEL R. RAMON A.B., AM, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Spanish COLIN SKINNER A.B. Visitor Lecturer in Literature AGNES SLEMONS B.S. in Ed., A M. Assistont Professor of Journalism umJ English NAN E. WADE A.B., B.S. in Ed., A M.. Ph D. Professor Emeritus of Modern Longuoges (1956) FRANCES WALSH B.S. in Ed., A M. Assistant Professor of Children's Literature LtONA WHIT 1OM A B , B.S. in Ed., A M. Insfrurfor in English EUGENE WIGGINS A.B., A M.. Ph.D. Professor of Literature ELIZABETH WORRELL B.S., M.S., Ph D. Associate Professor of Speech Boldwin Hall 'Literature is hut language; it is only o rare ana amazing mirode by which o mon reolly soys whot he means —G. K. Chesterton The New Field House, Pershing Building Health and Physical Education MAURICE E. WADE A.B., AM Instructor in Physicol Educotion Footboll Cooch JOSEPH P. DOLAN B.S., M S., Ed.D Professor of Physicol Educotion NORMAN E. WHITE B S.,M Ed , P E D. Professor of Physicol Educotion Hcod of the Division of Heolth, Physicol Educotion ond Recreotion, Director of Athletics W. BOYD KING B.S. in Ed., A M. Instructor m Physicol Educotion Trock Cooch PHYLLIS BYRD KNODE B.S., A M Instructor in Physicol Educotion MARY MARGARET ESTES B.S. in Ed., A M Assistont Professor of Physicol Educotion KENNETH L. GARDNER B.S. in Ed., A M. Instructor in Physicol Educotion Trock Cooch Mens sono in corpore sono is o foolish saying. The sound body is o product of the sound mind. —George Bernord Show 34 RALPH J. PINK B.S. in Ed., A M. Assistont Professor of Physicol Education MARTHA SPATH B.S. in Ed.. A M. Instructor in Physical Educotion Social Science 'History is from day to doy; ond if is not events, it is sociology; it is the progress of thought. GILBERT C. KOHLENBERG A.B., A M., Ph.D. Professor of English History Head of the Division of Social Science WALTER A BROWNE A.B., A M., Ph.D. Professor of Geography EARL C CUNNINGHAM A.B., B.D., M.Ed., Ed.D. Professor of Philosophy JAMES F HOOD B S , A M , Ph D Associate Professor of Early European History PAULINE D. KNOBBS B.S. in Ed.. A M., Ph D. Professor of Social Science Education DAVID D MARCH B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of American History NO-YONG PARK A.B., A M., Ph D. Reseorch Lecturer on World Peace ond For Eastern Affoirs WALTER H RYLE, IV B.S. m Ed., A.B., A M Assistant Professor of Western Hemisphere History BING KUN SHAO A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Economics LUCY SIMMONS A.B., B.S. m Ed., A M., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Amerieon History (1955) RUTH TOWNE B.S. in Ed., A M., Ph.D. Assoc iote Professor of Amenron History WARREN WESTON A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Politico! Science 33 3 C bulletin Q T- —1 Clu8 V£Er M£ •0 A r°� 'CHT ] rtfla vl vjj' rt nrfA j-nc-p 37 HELEN T. Af-USO Nonokuli, T H Elementary Education ARTHUR S AVIROM University City Business DWAYNE G. AYER Loncoster Zoology S JERRY BRADBURY Kirksville Industrie! Arts ROBERT BRADLEY Normondy Business ROBERT CAPP Honnibol Industriol Arts FRANK V. COLTON Kirksville City School Admimstrotion CARLOS DIAZDELEON Mexico City, Mexico Polificol Science DAVID DOCTORIAN Beirut, Lebanon Soocl Science GUS DOSS, JR E. St. Louis, III. Physical Education RALPH F GOTO Ncntuckct, Mass. Physico' Education HO KYUNG HAN Seoul, Korea Social Science KYOKO HAYASHI Kobei, Jopon English Education WILLIAM J. HIGGINS Green City Social Science NORMA J HOLZMEIER Kirksville Music CHARLES E. HOSKINS Linneus Sociol Science WADE W HOUTCHENS Kirksville English BASIL D. HUNT Newtown Elementary Educotion RICHARD HURLEY Kirksville History ULICE JORDAN E. St. Louis, III. Physicol Educotion HARTMUT KEINER Dortmund, Gcrmony Sociol Science NESE T. KIVANC Izmir, lurkey Litcroturc LARRY LUTZ Powersville Industriol Arts JACK F MANN Shclbyvillc Industrial Arts WAYNE MARLIN Krrksville Physicol Education RICHARD MURPHY Keokuk, Iowa Music SHIRLEY J. NEWPORT Elliott, III. Social Science FI MO H OFSTREICH Salisbury Music Education UN SUNG PARK Seoul, Korea Economics WILMA J. FATTERSON Shelbirvo Sociology THOMAS P. PERRY Kirksville English CRCSCENCIANA REYES Philippines Flementory Education REBECCA D. RIVERA Baguio City, Philippines Music Education DONALD D. SCRIVEN Kirksville Business Education JOLENE SCRIVEN Kirksville Business Education HENRY G. SIMPSON Kirksville C'tv School Administration PRADHAN B SINHA Ranchi, Bihar, India Physicol Education HYUNG GOO SONG Seoul, Korea Sociol Science MFTTIF L SWISHER Novinger Social Science 39 Seated: Marvin Russell, pres. Stondmg: Don Swoyze. councilmon; Sheryl Mogg, set. trees.; Roy Tcwell, vice pres. Alta Corson, council woman. Betty Lucos, receiving first prize from Senior Tolent Show emcee Kent Streeter. Sjioiurtyb MARVIN ABOLOFF Kirksville Zoology Alpha Koppo Lambda, vice-pres., 1958; Index Staff, 1956; Interfroternity Council, sec.-trees., 1958-1959; Pre-Ostcopothic Club; Public Relo- tions Cho.rmon, 1956-1957-1958-1959. PATRICIA ANN ANTHONY Memphis Voeotionol Home Economics Aeolian Club; Alpha Phi Sigmo, pres. 1958-1959; Cordinol Key, Della Zeia, Kappa Delta Pi; Band; D S F , pres 1958 1959; Orchestra; College Chor- us. DONALD DEAN APPLEGATE Trenton Business Administration WENDELL DEAN ARMSTRONG Agency, Iowa Business Education College Ployers, Pi Omego Pi. RICHARD L. ARNETT Kirksville Business Fducotion SAYLAN ASRAL Turkey Business Education ROGER L. AUGSPURGER Puloski, Iowa Music Aeolion Club, 1956-1959; NEMO; Band, treos. 1958-1959. College Chorus, Orchestra; Men's Glee Club, 1958-1959; Dean's Honor Roll DWIGHT HAROLD AYER Loncosler Moth FRED BACHMAN Bloomfield, Iowa Industrial Arts Band, Industrial Arts Club. WILLIAM L. BAILEY Business Administration CARL R. BALDWIN Business Administration Sigmo Tau Commo. WILLIAM ZANE BALL Pre engineering Phi Sigmo Epsilson. Kirksville Kirksville Laurens, Iowa RODNEY LELAND BARNETT La Plata Industrial Arts F.T.A.; Industnol Arts Club; Phi Sigmo Epsilon. MARTHA A. BARTICK Chillicothe Flemenfory Education HAROLD OAKS BASKETT Browning Moth ond General Science FT A SUSIE BASS Physical Educotion FVELYN MYRLE BASTIAN Business Administration Romonce Language Club DALE W. BEAGLEY Physical Education Kirksville Monroe City LaPloto SjiaiL bb DEWAYNE R. BECKEMEIER Winfield Physical Education B S U. GORDON BENSON Ottumwo, Iowa Business Education Alpho Phi Omego, sec., 1958-1959; Blue Key; F. T. A., Interfroternity Council; Phi Sigma Ep- silon. Vice President 1958-1959; Pi Omego Pi. MARGARET PHYLLIS BERRY Louisiono Elementary Education Association for Childhood Education, Vice-Presi dent 1958-1959; Alpha Phi Sigmo; Cordihol Key; Delta Zeto, Historian, F. T. A , Kappa Delta Pi FRANK HOSKINSON BiSHOP Burlington, lowo Mathematics Square and Compass Club PATRICA BLACK St. Joseph Home Economics Aeolian Club; Alpho Phi Sigmo; Colhecon Club; House Council, Secretory 1956-1957, NEMO, Opero, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Vice President 1957 1958; Student Council, Treasurer 1957-1958; Westminster Fellowship, Bond, Secretory 1956- 1957, Orchestra; College Chorus. JAMES T. BLACKLOCK Fulton Physicol Education K-Club, Football Letterman. JOSEPH WAYNE BLAKELY Solom, lowo Industrial Arts Industrial Arti Club, Wesley Foundation. RICHARD KARL BLANKENSHIP Adrian Social Science Education Koppa Deltc Pi ROBERT BLASI Puloski, lowo Physicol Education BERNARD BLOCK New York City, New York Speech Correction AUDREY BLODGETT Brocton, New York Sociology CAROL R BLOMCREN Elementary Education PATRICIA MAE BOLDON Elementory Education DONALD JOSEPH BOLLER Mathematics JERRY DEAN BOOHER Biology Pre Osteopathic Club; Wesley Foundation Albia, Iowa Atlanta Kirksville Lmeville, Iowa ARLETA RUTH BOONE Marceline Business Education S N E A ; W A A ; B S.U.; Dean's Honor Roll MELBA C. BOWEN La Plato Physical Education KATHERINE ANN BOWLES Honnibol Home Economics Alpha Sigmo Alpha; Colhecon Club; Echo Queen S£4ii t6 HERBERT LEE BRACHT, JR Montgomery City Agriculture MAX EDGAR BRANDEN Moberly History ond Scciol Science LINDA DEAN BROOKS K.rksville Suciol Science Alpho Sigmo Alpho, rush choirmon, 1958-1959; College Ployers; Historical Society; Wesley Foun- dation. CURTIS BROWN Exline, lowo Business Administration CLYDE EDWARD BROWNING Edina Business Education ond Business Administrof- ion. Agriculture Club, 1952-1959; F. T. A., 1958- 1959; Pi Omogo Pi, 1958-1959; Deon's Honor Roll. ARTHUR BUCHANAN Greentop Business Administration RONALD JOSEPH 8UHR Woshmgton Industrial Education Industrial Arts Club; Newmon Club, vice-pres- ident, 1958-1959. LARRY FREDERICK BURKE Ottumwo, Iowa Sociology RICHARD W. BURNETT Eldon, lowo Industrial Arts HEIDI HERBOTH BUSHNELL K.rksville Speech Correction College Players; Sigmo Sigma Sigmo; Student Council. 8ETTY JO CAHALL Montgomery City Social Science Historical Society, S. N. E. A. JOHN HAROLD CALDWELL New London Industrial Arts NEMO; Opero; Sigmo Tau Gommo; Squore ond Compass Club, Westminster Fellowship; College Chorus CARMEN GAY CALVIN Sullivon Physical Education ond Social Science Alpho Sigmo Alpho, secy, 1957-1958; Koppo Delta Pi, W. A. A. JOHN RICHARD CAMPBELl Ottumwo, lowo Business Educotion Agriculture Club, president, 1957-1958; Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Sigmo Epsilon ALTA JANE CARSON Mexico Elernentory Educotion Assoc for Childhood Ed., treasurer, 1958; Pon- hellenic Council; Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, Student Council 1958 BERNARD C. CARTER Milan Industrial Education GERALD ARNOLD CARTER Centralia Physical Educotion K-Club; rootboll. VINCENT F. CASPER Green City Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club; Alpha Phi Sigma. o. ■ A� Wj GARY WENDELL CASTO Business Administration B S U Pollock Kl CHUL CHANG Art Art Club; International Club Seoul, Korea KYUNG NIM CHO Sociology Seoul, Koreo EUI WON CHOE Chemistry Internotional Club. Seoul, Korea LAWRENCE 0. CHRISTENSEN Glasgow $OCiol Science Alpho Phi Sigmo, Histoncol Society, Koppo Delto Pi HELEN JEANETTE CHRISTMAN K.rksville Sponish and English FT A ; Koppo Delta Pi; Romonce l.onguoge Club, Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, corresponding secre- tary, 1958, Westminster Fellowship; WAA VADA GARDNER CHRISTY Keokuk, lowo English BONG CHIN CHUNG Seoul, Koreo Business Administration FRANKLIN RAY CLARK Sr Louis Physicol Education ond History Alpha Phi Omeyo; Index Stolf, Inter-fraternity Council; Phi Sigmo Epsilon, sergeant of arms, 1957, Student Sociol Committee. JOHN W. CLAUSSEN Shelbyville Business Administration Accounting JAMES COOK Pottonville Religious Education B S U ROBERT COOK Conton Political Science B S. U.; Blue Key; Historical Society; Internat- ional Club, Pi Kappa Delta, secretary-treasurer, Romance Longuage Club; Who’s Who, 1957 1958, 1958-1959, Young Democrats Club, vice- president, Deon's Honor Roll, Debate Team EZRA MELVILLE COPPIN Bevier History B. S U., Histoncol Society, Koppo Delto Pi, Pi Kappa Delto RAY ALLAN COTHERN Ch.llicothe Business Administration Brewer Hall Council; Opera, Carousel”; Wes- ley Foundation, treasurer, 1957-1959. JOAN CRAGG Kirksvillc Elementary Education RICHARD R. CRAIG Memphis Business Administration Sigmo Tau Gommo; A. P. O., pres. JOHN EUGENE CRAWFORD Kirksville Industrial Arts ond Mathematics Industnol Arts Club. BOBBY LEE DANIELS Novinger Business Administration Band; Agriculture Club; Sguare ond Composs Club, vice-president, 1958-1959 GINGER ANN DASHIELL Trenton Physicol Educotion BILLY DEAN DAVIS Maquoketo, Iowa Business Administration Dean's Honor Roll, 1958 GLEN F. DEAR Kirksville Phi Sigma Epsilon DON FREDERICK DEAVER Kirksville Music Aeolion Club; College Ployers, NEMO, Opera; Sigmo Tau Gammo; College Chorus; Men's Glee Club. ALETIA RUTH DEILING Keokuk, lowo Music Aeolion Club; F. T. A.; Opero, Ponhellenic Coun- cil; Pi Kappo Sigmo, vice-president, 1958 1959; Bond; D S. F, secretary, 1958; Orchestro; Col- lege Chorus, Student Mentor, 1957, Dean's Hon- or Roll. GLADYS DE NAYER Worrenton Elemetary Education JAMES CHARLES DF PUY Centerville, lowo English Index Staff, Romance Language Club, progrom choirmon, 1959. HERClLIA ELENA DIAZ Santiago, Panama Art Educotion CARLCTTA MAE DlSSELHORST Palmyra Elementory Education Assoc for Childhood Ed., secretory, 1956-1957; S. N. E. A., Executive Board, senior represent- ative, 1958 1959; Dean's Honor Roll LARRY F DIXON Bloomfield, Iowa Sociol Science Historical Society; Phi Sigmo Epsilon; Veteran's Club. JUDITH ANN DURHAM Palmyra Elementory Education Alpha Phi Sigmo, Alpho Sigma Alpho, scholar- ship choirman, 1958 1959; Cordinal Key; F. T. A; Koppo Delto Pi, treasurer, 1958-1959; Cheerleader, co-captoin, 1958-1 959, D e o n ‘ s Honor Roll ROBERT WILLIAM DYE ChicoQo, Illinois Sociol Science Koppo Delta Pi KENNETH EDWARD EDELEN S.lex Mathematics Newmon Club; Deon's Honor Roll. JAMES E. EDWARDS Moberly Business Educotion Alpha Phi Sigma; S.N.E.A.; Pi Omega Pi; Sigmo Tau Gammo. VIRGIL L EGLI Kirksville Business Educotion B. S. U.; NEMO; Opero; Sigma Tau Gomma; College Chorus; Oral interpreters. HOWARD RAY ElFFERT Kirksville Mathematics RICHARD LEE EITEL Kirksville Music Aeolian Club; College Ployers, president, 1957- 1958; Opera; Bond; Orchestro; College Chorus. RICHARD LEON EITEL Morceline Music Industrial Arts Club, secretary, 1958-1959; S. N. E. A. 45 Sjzvii tt ROBERTA LEE ELLISON Home Economics WILLIAM EPPERSON Business Education JACK FINERTY Business Administration Noples, III. Gorin Keokuk, Iowa RUSSELL J. FLEMING Macon Business Administration PATRICIA ANN FLINCHPAUGH Atlonto Speech Correction Alpho Phi Sigma, sec. 1959; Alpho Sigmo Al- pho, Treos., 1958, Cardinal Key; College Ploy- ers; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Kappa Delta; Oral Inter prefers. CAROL ANN FOX Shelbyville Elementory Education JAMES B FRANKLIN, JR Laredo Mothemotics MARY FRANKLIN Memphis Elementory Education Alpho Sigmo Alpho; Cheerleodcr JAMES R FRAZEE Kansos City Music Aeclion Club, Pres., 1958-1959, Blue Key, Edit- or, 1958-1959, NEMO; Opera, Band; Men's Glee Club; Dcon's Honor Roll. IRMGARD FREITAG Dortmund-Fiorde, Germony English CLAIRE FRITZ Burlington, Iowa Industrial Arts SHERYL ANN FULLERTON Kirksville Physical Education Cardinal Key; S. N. E. A., Romonce Longuoge Club; Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, Trees ; Student Coun cil, secy., Westminster Fellowship, W.A.A., secy.; Bond; Homecoming Queen Attendant; Deon's Honor Roll. ROBERT F GARDNER Hannibol Business Adrmmstrotion ond Business Education Phi Sigmo Epsilon, Corresponding Sec., 1958, College Chorus RONALD E GARDNER Kirksville Business Administration ond Business Education LLOYD F. GHOLSON Centrolio Art Education Alphe Koppo Lambda Carres sec , 1958 CARY E. GILLUM Unionville Zoology B.S.U.; Pre-Ostcopothic Club; Sigma Zeto SHIRLEY R. GILLUM Mocon Sociol Science Fnglish, B S U ; Cordinol Key; F.T A porl., 1958-1959, Historical Society. RICHARD L. GLASPIE Lo Plata Physicol Education ROBERT GLORE St. Louis Physicol Educotion MARILYN LAWSON GOODWIN Edina Social Science LARRY DEAN GORDON K.rksville Physical Education Alpho Koppa Lamhdo, (Pres., 1958-1959); In- terfroternity Council; Who's Who. MIRIAM L. GOTTMAN Palmyra Elementary Education JOHN GRAHAM Canton Generol Science C. E. GRIM Kirksville Chemistry Alpha Phi Omega; Alpho Phi Sigma; Blue Key, sec., 1958-1959, Romance Longuogc Club; Sig mo Tou Comma, High Priest, 1958; Student Council; Student Social Committee, Who's Who; Westminster Fellowship, pres., 1958; Deon's Honor Roll. FLORENCE GRIM Bloomfield, Iowa Elementary Educotion Assoc, for Childhood Ed., pres., 1958-1959, S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation, Alumni sec., 1957-1958, College Chorus. JERRY HALL Honnibol Business Administration Alpho Koppo Lombdo, Trcos., 1958-1959; In- terfroternity Council, Wesley Foundation. ROBERT R HALLER St. Joseph Physicol Educotion JANE S HAMAI Lohoino, Moui, Howoii Elementary Educotion Alpho Phi Sigma; Assoc, for Childhood Ed ; Cordinol Key; International Club; Koppo Delta Pi. DAN HAMILTON Physicol Educotion BOBBY L. HANKINS Business Administration ROBERT HARRIS Physicol Educotion BERYL D. HART Business Educotion B.S.U. JOHN HAWKINS Mathematics Blue Key; Koppo Delto Pi, Vice-pres., 1958 1959, Sigmo Zcta, pres., 1958-1959, Dean's Honor Roll. JOHN HAYNES Hole Physicol Education DALE K. HEANEY Marceline Physicol Education EVELYN HEE Kauai, Hawaii Elementary Education Assoc, for Childhood Ed.; F.T.A, Honnibol Mt Pleosont, lowo Monroe City Queen City Bethel Sjtou te SARAH HEFT Elcmcntory Educotion Pi Kappo Sigma EDWARD HEFT Kirksville Business Administration PAUL W. HELTON Hozelwood Business Administration B.SU., Pres., 1957-1958. GWENDOLYN G. HEMPHILL Albuquerque, New Mexico Biology CLARENCE W. HENDRICKS Kirksville Mothemotics MARIANNA HERMAN Huntsville Elementary Education MYRNA HERRICK Farmington, New Mexico Elementary Education PEARL M. HEW Maui, Howau Elementary Educotion Assoc, for Childhood Ed.; S.N.E.A.; Interna- tional Club. DORIS LEE HICKMAN Leonard Elementary Educotion S.N.E.A.; Pi Omego Pi, vice-pres., 1958; D. S F , Derm's Honor Roll. GERALD W. HILL Bloomfield, Iowa Industrial Arts Educotion JAMES M. HILL New Boston Art JON E. HOAGLIN Hillsboro, lowo Social Science MAX HODGES Unionville Business Administration STERLING HOLBROOK, JR. Forber English BSU; SNFA; Index Staff, Editor, 1957 JOHNNIE HOLLAR Richmond Social Science Historical Society JAMES HOLLCROFT La Plato Zoology Phi Sigma Epsilon, D.S.F. MARTHA B. HOLLCROFT Hannibal Elcmentory Educotion Alpho Phi Sigma, Alpho Sigmo Alpho, pres., 1958-1959; SNE A; Kappa Delta Pi. Pon- hellenic Council, pres., 1958-1959; Who's Who; D.S.F., sec.-treos., 1957-1958 HARRIET HAMMOND HOAG Kirksville Sponish Romance Longuagc Club, Sigma Sigmo Sigma, Westminster Fellowship § £aiiot6-T !5ALE HOPKINS Elsberry ndustriol Arts Physicol Educotion KAREN K. HORIBE Honopepe, Kouoi, Howaii 3iology Mpho Phi Sigmo; S.N.E.A., Hist., 1958-1959; nternotionol Club; Pre Ostcopothic Club; Sigmo £etc. MARCUS M HOUNSOM Glenwood Mathematics General Science ✓eteron's Club, Sgt. of arms, 1956. E. GENE HOWES business JACK HULL Business Administration JERRY HUSTON ahysical Educotion Kirksville Quincy, Illinois Promise City, Iowa KAY K. IZUMi Hanapepe, Kauai, Howaii Elementory Educotion JAMES L. JANES Forber Business Administration ROGER D. JARMAN Kirksville Industrial Arts SHIRLEY D JEFFRIES Clarksville Home Economics MARTI JENKINS Macon Elementary Education College Players; F T A.; Newmon Club; Romance Longuoge Club. CHESTER JENNINGS Princeton Business Administration Accounting Sigma Tou Gamma, Sgt. at arms. Clue Key, Trees.; Dean's Honor Roll. ROBERT JEWETT Kersew, S. C. Business Administration B S.U.; Blue Key; Historical Society; Romance Longuoge Club; Sigmo Tou Gamma. HERMAN T. JOBE Newton Mothemotics DONALD D. JOHNSON Trenton Physical Education Social Studies EUGENE L. JOHNSON Elmer ndustriol Arts Educotion i-EONARD MARTIN JOHNSON Morcellne Mothemotics VM. P. JOHNSON Industrial Arts Education I. A. Club. Milan 49 DONALD DAVID JONES St. Louis Physical Education KENNETH EARL JONES K.rksville Wildlife Conservation Education CLAIRE Y KATSUDA l.ohoino, Maui, Howoii English Alpha Phi Sigma. F T A ; Historical Society; Index Staff, International Club. VINCIL LOU KAYLOR Shclbyville Business Administration Industrial Arts Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Square Compass Club BOBBIE IRENE KEHR Meadv.ll Home Economics Art Club; Colhecon Club; Sigmo Sigma Sigma. FLOYD ARTHUR KELLAM Elmer Agriculture Agriculture Club, Treas. 1958-1959 VERNON KELLER Luroy Industrial Arts Education ROBERT KERRY Glenwood History ROSE JANET KING Browning Business Education Pi Omega Pi, Wesley Foundation NELDA KIRKPATRICK Arbelo Business Education Alpha Phi Sigma; Index Staff; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega Pi RAMONA KLOS Kansos City Business Education Colhecon Club; Wesley Foundation DOUGLAS NEIL KNIGHT Browning Physical Education Industrial Arts Club, K Club, Wesley Foundation, Track 1956 1959; Cross Country 1958 TOM E KOOREMAN Louisiana Industrial Arts Education Blue Key; College Ployers; Industrial Arts Club, Opera 195 , Sigmo Tou Gomma, Oral Intcrpre ters, vice-pres , 1958-1959, Exchange Student to Spo.n 1957-1958 JOHN E KOPP Maplewood English College Players, Index Stoff, Oral Interpreters, Pres 1958 1959 CARL KRAUS Keokuk, Iowa Industrial Arts Education RICHARD KREKEMEYER Palmyra Methemotics Alpho Phi Omego; Ncwmon Club; Sigmo Tou Gom- mo. Historian 1956-1957, Treos. 1957-1958. CAROLE S KURIHARA Wahiowa, Oahu, Hawii Elementory Education ROBERT MITCHELL LANG Beotnce, Nebr. Music Education Sigma Tou Gamma Sjfrnc t6- BONNIE LANSDOWN Quincy. III. Elementory Educotion Assodolion for Childhood Educotion. DIANA JO LE FFVRE Shelbyville Business Educotion JANICE LAVON LEGO Mcnticello Business Educotion Alpho Phi Sigmo, Cardinal Key, S.N.E.A.; Blanton Hall pres.; Editor of Index Stoff; International Club; Pi Omego Pi, treos.; Sigma Sigmo Sigmo, Vice-pres., Who's Who, Echo Staff, Bus. Mgr; Young Democrats Club; Dean's Honor Roll. CLINTON LESSOR St. Louis Physicol Education Industrial Arts Football, 1955-1956 1957; Independent Club; K Club RUBY LEUTUNG Kirksville Elementary Education Assoc far Childhood Ed.; F.T.A. MARY PARTON LEVINE Hannibal Social Science RAYMOND E. LIKES Noples, III. Industrial Arts Educotion Industrial Arts Club, Vice Pres. 1958-1959, Sguare Compass Club; Wesley Foundation. GLEN JO LISTER Bloomfield, lowo Industrial Arts Educotion MARJORIE EILEEN LOGAN Toylor Social Science Colhecon Club; Historical Society, Vice pre 1958- 1959, Wesley Foundation, Alumni Sec 1956-1957 DEO JOHN LONEY Business Education Pi Omego Pi. ROBERT L. LONG Physical Educotion Bloomfield, lowo Kirksville BFTTY ANN LUCAS Kirksville Aeolion Club, Opera, lead in 1958 ond 1959; W.A.A ; College Chorus. KATHLEEN MCCARTNEY Elementory Educotion WAYNE MCCLAIN Industrial Arts Educotion DON MC CLANAHAN Mathematics Glenwood Keokuk, Iowa Linneus JAMES P. MC CLELLAN Kirksville Business Administration JERRY WAYNE MCCLURE Bloomfield, lowo GERALD LEE MC FARLAND Mexico Physical Education SjlwI U, VELMA JOYCE MC FARLAND Mexico Business Educofion Pi Omega Pi. JACK MADDEX Lo Plota General Science Sigma Tau Gamma. JOAN MARCH Kirksville Elementary Education College Ployers; Delta Zeto; S.N.E.A.; Orol Inter- preters; Exchange Student to Germony, 1957- 1958; Westminster Fellowship; Bond. JIM MAROUARDT Greentop Agriculture Agriculture Club, sec., 1956. WERNER MATEU Coraeas, Vene7uelo Social Science ARDEN L MESSER Kirksville Generol Science and Geography Sigma Ton Gamma KENNETH L. MICHAEL M.lon Mathematics ond Physics GAYLIA MILLER La Ploto Sociology Alpha Phi Sigma; B.S.U , Cordinol Key; Kappa Delta Pi, sec., 1958-1959; NEMO; College Chorus RICHARD L MILLER Humeston, Iowa Sociol Science RICHARD T. MILLER Binqhomton, New York English Phi Sigma Epsilon, sec, 1958-1959; Romonce longuoge Club; Student Soool Committee. ORVILLE D. MINCKS Bloomfield, Iowa Business Administration ANNABELL MITCHELL Kirksville Home Economics ORIN 8 MOCK Elmer Zoology Sigma Tou Gamma SHARYL G. MOGG Hamilton Elementary Educotion Delta Zeta, octivities chairman, 1958-1959. FREDA C. MOHR Arbela Home Economics Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A.; House Council, Kappa Delta Pi, Wesley Foundation. JUNE MOORE Elementory Educofion WILLIAM M. MORGAN Business Administrat ion ROSEMARY MORRIS Home Economics Cordinol Key, vice pros, 1958-1959; Colhecon Club Lo Plato Wyaeonda Cincinnati, Ohio 32 SjlVli tb-T, BOBBIE G. MORROW Unionville Business Administration SHIRLEY A. MUDD Monroe City English Alpho Phi Sigmo; Alpho Sigmo Alpho; Cardinol Key, pres., 1958-1959; College Players, Histor- ian, 1958-1959; Koppo Delto Pi, pres., 1958- 1959; Romonce Longuoge Club, Who's Who; Orol Interpreters; Dcon's Honor Roll. JOHN PATRICK MUl I IN, JR. Dcmorest, N J. Physicol Educotion K. Club, sec., 1958; Newman Club; Phi Sigmo Epsilon, sgt ot orms, 1958-1959; ECHO, sports ed„ 1958-1959; rootboll, 1956-195 . I. AN I T MURAKAMI Moui, How.i Elementary Cducotion Assoc. or Childhood Ed.; Delto Zeto, freos , 1958- 1959; Intornotionol Club, Student Council W.A.A. VIRGINIA MURRAIN Purdin Elementary Education MARTHA ANN MURRELL Edino Biology Newman Club, Sigmo Sigma Sigmo; Sigmo Zeto ELEANOR K. NAKATA Eleele, Kouoi, Hawaii Elementary Educotion Assoc for Childhood Ed.; Delta Zeto; Internet- tionol Club; W.A.A. MARY ANN NAYLOR Jefferson City Elementory Education Assoc, for Childhood Ed., rep., 1958-1959; Cordi nol Key; College Players; House Council; Sigmo Sigmo Sigma; Who's Who; S.N.E.A.; Dean's Hon- or Roll; The Crucible . GEORGE NELSON Tenofly, New Jersey Physicol Educotion K Club; Student Council, vice-pres., 1958-1959; Student Social Committee, chairman, 1958-1959; Football, 1957; Deon's Honor Roll JERRY NELSON Fairfield, lowo Chemistry Tou Koppo Epsilon, Chi Beta Phi. THOMAS J. NELSON Mocon Mathematics ALOMA JUNE NEUMANN Louisiono Business Education Alpha Phi Sigmo, 1957, Cardinal Key, 1958-1959; Koppo Delta Pi, 1957 1958; Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, corres sec , 1956-1958; Deon's Honor Roll. ALFRED EARL NICHOLS Kirksville Agriculture Conservation JAMES NICKELL Brookfield Industrial Arts ELIZABETH A NOVINGER Kirksville English Index Stoff; Opera, Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, keeper of grades, 1958-1959; Orchestro; Oral Interpre- ters, sec , 1958-1959, Deon’s Honor Roll RICHARD C. NOVINGER Kirksville English B.S.U.; Index Stoff; Romonce Language Club, pres 1957-1958. Men's Glee Club; Sigmo Tou Gam- mc; College Chorus, WILLIAM PHIL NOVINGER Novinger Mothematics Interfrolernity Council, vicc-pres., 1957-1958, Phi Sigma Epsilon, pres. 1957-1958; Who's Who EDISON W. NOWLIN Newtown Industrial Arts Industriol Arts Club. Sjiaii tA-� MARY J. NULL St. Louis Elementary Education Newman Club, vicc-prcs., 1957; Opera; Student Council, counci I woman; Student Social Committee; W.A A , Cheerleader, co-coproin, 1959, K-V- Kors. JAMES O'CONNER Kirksville Social Science Alpha Kappa Lambdo, social chairman, 1956- 1959; Alpha Phi Omega; Assoc, for Childhood Ed.; College Players, pres , 1957-1958, S.N.E.A.; Gommo Delta; Historical Society, Index Staff; Opero, Romonce Language Club; College Chorus; Young Democrats, pres DOLORES OVERSTREET Ethel Mathematics Pnnhellenic Council, treos., 1958-1959, Pi Kappa Sigma, pres., 195 -1958, Who's Who STEVE PANTAZOPULOS Turlock, California Sociol Science JUDITH PARADISE Hannibal Elementary Education Cordinol Key, Deltc Zulu, pres., 1958 1959; New man Club, sec, 1955-1956; Panhellenic Council, secretory, 1958-1959, Student Council, sec., 1957- 1958, Who's Who, Homecoming Queen, 1957, Dean's Honor Roll NELVA PAREDES Elementary Education KYUNG HO PARK Politico! Science LAWRENCE PARKS Music ED PERNICIARO Physical Education IVAN L PHILLIPS Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club JAMES PHILLIPS Physical Education LETHA PHILLIPS Elemcntory Education EDWARD E. PIKEY Religious Education BSU DORIS PORTER Elemcntory Education JERRY PORTER Physicol Education K Club; Eootball RALPH ORIN PORTER General Science Westminster Ecllowship BILLY G. PRIVITT Business Education ond English SNE.A; P. Omega Pi, pres , 1958-1959, D.S F„ vice-pres., 1957-1959, Veteron's Club, Young Re publican's Club CAROL PURVIS Memphis Home Economics Colheecn Club, pres, 1958-1959, Delto Zcto. W A A ; Band. Dourd, Panama Seoul, Korea Independence St. Louis Chillicothe Morceline Kirksville St. Louis Hurdlond Morceline Green City Osgood DAVE RAINE Bowling Greco Business Administrotion Interfroternity Council, Phi Sigmo Epsilon, Student Social Committee LOIS L. REBO Alexondrio Elementory Education KENNETH RHODES Golesburq, III. Art JAMFS RIEGEI Conservotion ROBERT J RlESE Business Administration GLENN RIGDON Conservation Education Pre-Osteopothic Club. Washington St. Louis Grcentop ORVILLE DEAN RILEY Milan Clemcntory Education ROBERT G. RILEY Milon Industrial Arts Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key; Industrial Arts Club, pres . 1938 1939; S N E A , Sigmo Tau Gomma. PAT ROBERTS Lancaster Physicol Cducotion Delta Zeto, W A A., intramural manager, 1957- 1958, PEM Club JOHN W. ROBERTSON Queen City Conservation Education Alpho Phi Sigmo; Blue Key; K Club; Sigmo Zeto, Boskctboll, 1933-1936 GERALD ROBINSON Queen City Elementory Education Assoc for Childhood Ed , S N E A ; Historical So ciety, Intcrnotionol Club. JAMES ROGERS Canton Conservation Educotion Band DAVID RONCHETTO Motor� Business Historical Society, Newmon Club, Pi Omega Pi, Sigmo Tau Gamma, chaplain DAVID A. RUSE Kirksv.llc Business Administration MARVIN RUSSELL St Louis Business Administration Alpha Phi Omcgo, treos., 1958-1959; International Club; Sigma Tau Gommo, Who's Who; Westmin- ster Fellowship; Dean's Honor Roll. KENNETH SANER Lancaster Mathematics JAMES SCANLON St Louis Physicol Education K Club ROBERT SCHARSICH Kirksville Industrial Arts LORETTA KAY SADLER Paris Elementary Education LUIS E. SANCHEZ Costa Rico Pre-Medicine Newman Club, International Club. LAWRENCE SCHROEDER Edina Industrial Arts and Agriculture Industrial Arts Club. LEON SCHUTZE Hannibal Mothemotics BILL SCHWEITZER Hannibal Business Administration Alpha Kappa Lambda; Student Social Committee. JANE SENIOR Centerville, Iowa Elementory Education Assoc, for Childhood Ed.; S.N.E.A.; Westminster Fellowship FLORA L SHARP Klrksvillc Business Administration Pi Kappa Sigmo. LOYD V. SHARP Ewing Physical Education ond Mothemotics NINA JO SHARP Ewing Music Aeolian Club; Newman Club; NEMO; Bond; Mad- rigal Singers. JAMES SHEPHERD Seymour, lowo Industrial Arts DON SHOEMAKF Farmington Physicol Education K. Club; Phi Sigma Epsilon FLOYD M. SHOTWELL Knoxville, lowo Business Education BETTY M. SIMPSON K.rksv.lle Business Education Alpho Sigmo Alpho, Pi Omego Pi. ROBERT F. SLAUGHTER Queen City Physicol Education WILFORD SLAUGHTER Kirksville Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club EDWIN T. SMlSER Morcel.ne Business Administration B.S.U., treos , 1956-1957; Romoncc Longuoge Club, vice-pres., 1958-1959; Sigma Tau Gommo; Student Council, pres., 1958-1959, Student Sociol Committee; Who's Who MARJORIE SMITH Kirksville Elementory Education Alpho Phi Sigmo; Assoc for Childhood Ed CHARLES SNYDER Clarence Industrial Arts Alpho Koppo Lambda; Student Sociol Committee Clarence S£4ii i HARRY R. SNYDER Mathematics T. W. SORRELL, JR. Industrial Arts VIRGINIA SPANGLER Elementary Education Alpha Phi Sigmo; Assoc. E.A ; Dean's Honor Roll. Kirksville Kirksville for Childhood Ed ; S.N. JERRY JOE SPARKS Social Science DONNIE L. SPRIGGS Elcmentory Education ILENE STEWART Home Economics Colhecon SUSAN M. STOKES Biology Art Club, B.S.U.; College Ploycrs; Opera; Pre- Osteopothic Club; Romance Language Club; Band; College Chorus. JOHN G. STOUDT Kirksville Mathematics ond Physics Chi Phi. GORDON C. STOUT Konsas City Wesley Foundation, Band, Orchestra; College Chorus. Centerville, Iowa Kirksville Broshear Rich Hill KENT STREETER Pollock Physical Education B.S.U.; K. Club. HERBERT L. STUHLMAN Polmyro Physical Education Comma Delta RICHARD P. SULLIVAN Albio, lowo Soclol Science Bond. DONALD L. SWAYZE flint, Mich. Mathematics Pre-Osteopothic Club; Sigmo Tou Gommo; Stu- dent Council, councilman, 1958-1959, Who's Who; ECHO staff, business manager, 1957 LARRY G. TAYLOR Brookfield Zoology RICHARD TEGETHOEF Clayton History Historical Society LARRY TESTMAN Keokuk, lowo Physieol Education K. Club; Independent Club, treos. ROY TEWELL Kirksville Business Administration K. Club, Newman Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Bosket- ball JANICE D. THORNE Elementary Education Bucklin Modeno Sjlaii U -� ORVILLE L. TRAINER, JR. Business WANDA TURNER Brookfield Business Educotion Alpha Phi Sigmo; Index Staff; Kappo Delta Pi; Panhellenic Council, pres.; Pi Koppo Sigmo, pres.; Pi Omego Pi; Romance Languoge Club; Who's Who, Wesley Foundotion. ROBERT N. UPSON Ottumwa, Iowa Business Administration GEORGE A. VINEYARD Revere Business Administration JERRY VITTETOE Shelbyville Business Administration ond Business Education S.N.E.A.; Pi Omego Pi. PAUL R. VOGT business Administration WILLIAM ALEXIS WAGNER Business Administration ROBERT N. WALKER Chemistry LAWRENCE WANTl.AND Industrial Arts Alpha Phi Omega; Industrial Arts Club, S.N.E.A , D.S.F. Sr. Louis H.gbee Lo Plato Russell, Iowa HAROLD WARD Business Administration MARGUERITE WARD Soeiol Science ROBERT K. WATKINS Industrial Arts JEAN MARIE WEST Elementary Education Assoc, for Childhood Fd ; BSU, social leader, 1957-1958, S.N E.A.; NEMO; Opero; College Chorus WILLIAM B. WHARTON Seymour, Iowa Business Administration Blue Key; College Players; House Council; Sigmo Tau Gammo; Student Council; Wesley Foundation; ECHO staff, asst ed; Bond. ERMA MA8LE WINHOl D LoBelle Elementary Education BETTY JO WHITE Rollo General Science B S U ; House Council; Prc Osteopathic, treos., 1958-1959; W.A A JERRY WHITESIDES Columbio Physicol Education K. Club. sgf. at orms; Footboll LARRY E. WHITNEY K.rksville Business Administration Sigma Tau Gamma Hannibol Trenton Loncoster Kirksvillc ORA KEVIN WIEDENKOFER Business Administration KAY WILKIN Business Administration WILTON LEON WILKINSON Mothemofics Greencostle Macon Kirksville LOUIS WILLIAMS 6. St. Louis, III. Physical Educofion STANDLEY M. WILLIAMS Harris Business Education Sigma Zeto, sec.-treos., 1959; Dean's Honor Roll. ANGIE LEE WILSON Bowling Green Elementory Education Alpho Phi Sigmo, Alpha Sigma Alpha, member- ship dir, 1958-1959; Assoc, for Childhood Ed., Cardinal Key, treos., 1958-1959, S.N.E.A., pres., 1958-1959; Kappa Delfo Pi; Who's Who; Deon's Honor Roll. PAUL E. WILSON Shelbyville Industrial Educofion S.N.E.A., Gommo Delto, Industrial Arts Club, pres., 1957. LLOYD H. WOLr Ft. Madison, Iowa History Historical Society. LOLA I. WOOLF Laredo Vocotionol Home Economics B.S.U.; Colhecon Club, sec., 1958. EDWIN D. WYATT Kansas City, Kansas General Science Opera, Wesley Fuundution; College Chorus RICHARD F WYATT Corydon, Iowa Business Administration Phi Sigmo Epsilon. ELLEN YAMASF Kouoi, Howoi, Elementory Education Alpha Phi Sigma, rep , 1958; Assoc, for Child- hood Ed.; Cordmol Key; S.N.E.A.; International Club, Kappa Delto Pi; Dean's Honor Roll. MOON SUNG YUN Seoul, Koreo Business Administration International Club. SANDRA ZELIGER Far Rockowoy, New York Speech Correction CAROL ANN ZIPPAY St. Louis Business Administration 3 Seated: Chester Jennings, pres.; Sandra Cragg, sec.-treos.; Standing: C. E. Grim, councilman; Anita Wolf, councilwoman; Robert Libby, vice-pres. Bob Long won first prize in the junior tolcnt show with on outstanding trumpet solo. 60 ACOSTA-RONDA, LYDIA 8 xjueron, Puerto Rico ADAMS, RICHARD Webb, lowo AESCHLIMAN, KAREN Kirkiville ALDERSHOF. PATSY Ollumwo, lowo ALLEN, WILLIAM Kirkiville ALMOND, HARLEY Milan ARICAN. GUNSIN Ankara, Turkey AVERY, ROBERT St Lfwm BAILEY. CAROL Ethel 8AILEY, DAVID Kirkiville BAIN, EDNA Merter BAIItRSON, ROBERT Ottumwo, Iowa BEAR. NEIL Centerville, lowo BEAT, CAROL Mt Sterling, lowo BECK. DALE Morihalltown, lowo BELL. JAMES Kirkiville BELT. DONALD Marceline BELT, WILSON La Plato BENNETT. HAROLD Humphrey BEN TELE. RAYMOND Macon BILLUPS, MARY Contril, lowo BINFORD, DELBERT Weldon, lowo 8LEOSOE. MARTHLU Kirkiville BOEHNER, DARLENE Humph rcyl «1 BOGAR. GARY Frecmon BOONE, MARY Marcel in« BOYO, RAUL Honmbol BREIDENSTEIN, RALPH Kohoko BROWN. OAVIO Moeon 8ROWN, JACK Honnibol BRYANT, RICHARO Mon trow, Iowa BURCHETT, GAIL Kirksvillc 8URDITT, JERRY Monroe City BURKE, KATHERINE Burlington, lowo BUTLER, ROBERT Moeon BYARS. CONNIE Oorence CALONGE. JOSE Cunoguo, Comoguey, Cubo CAMPBELL. GILBERT Greenlop CANNY. GAROLO Oftomwo. lowo CARSKADON. CAROL Conton CARTER, ARTHUR Rollo CASAOY. LELAND Unlonvillc CASNER, NANCY Kirkiville CHEVALIER, JERRY Columbio CHOO, SOO NOM Seoul, Koreo CHRISTOWSKI, HENRY Spickord CHRISTY, DAN Keokuk, lowo CISNA, WAYNE Laelcdc 02 CLARKE, DAVID Louisiono CLARKE, FREDERICK LOoiSiOrVJ COKERHAM. MARTHA Lo Ploto COLE, DAVID Kirksville COLEMAN, VIVIAN St. Louis CONLEY, PHYLLIS Kirksville COOLEY, RICHARD Kirksville COPELAND, CHARLES Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. COX. CHARLENE Konsot City CRAGG. SANDRA Kirksville DALY, JOHN Webster Groves DANNER. DARYL Mocon DATE, CHARLOTTE WoimeO, Kouoi, Howoti DAVENPORT, DELPHA Colloo DAVIDSON, GERALD Moberly DAVIDSON, VERltNA Mobcrly DEATRICK, ERNEST Kirksville DECKER, WILLIAM Ottumwo. I ©wo DELAHUNT, JOHN St. Louis DE NIKE, DANIEL St. Louis DILLINGER. IRENE Honmbol DILLINGER. JANIE Honmbcl DISSINGER. JOAN Perry, lowo DODSWORTH, RONALD Kirksville t 3 DOUGLAS, BARBARA Scibett. Colo. DOUGLAS, MARY ANN Col loo DUNN, WILLIAM Mobcrly EADES. PATRICIA MoywOOd EDWARDS, RICHARD MOCOo EICKMEYER. RAYMOND S� . Louis ELLIS, RICHARD Kirksvillc ENGLAND, PHILLIP Bloomfield, lowo EVANS. JAMES St. Louis EWING, GARY Meodville FEEHAN. WILLIAM Albio, lowo FINKE, JANICE $r Louis FINKEL. THERESA Kirksville FISHER. CAROLE Evoostoo, III. FISHER, MARJORIE Kirksville FLESHMAN. SHIRLEY Pollock FORD, JAMES L. Atlonto FORD. JAMES CoUoo FOSTER. DENNIE Mob fly FUNK. LINDA Kifksvill GARLOCK, ANNA Brosbeof GARZA. GUS Moot«rr«v. Mexico GAW. JOHN Keytesville GEHRKE. MARTHA Ou n City r,A GLASPIE. DALE Grcontop GOODM N, PAUL Keyt Civil le GOODWIN. GARY Orrumwo, Iowa GRABER. KAREN Mr PImmiti, lowo GREER, RICHARD Worsow, III. GREGGERSEN, NANCY Richrr ood Hcifihts GUNERINC, ERDOGAN AnV.afo, Turkey HACKNEY, IEIAH Urnonvillc HAGANMAN, VIRGIL Botovio, lowo HALE. RONALD Mocon HAMILTON. DONALD Novinger HAMMOND, BETTY Princeton HAMMONS, LYNN Ethel HANSON, ROGER Bucklin HARDMAN, REX Princeton HARRINGTON. LARRY Mcmphu HARRIS, GEORGE Etonnibol HARRISON. DONAL Edmo HASENSTA8, JOE Norwood, N. J HAWES, LOUIS Keokuk, lowo HAYOEN, CARMEN Polmyro HAYDON, JERRY Shclbino HAYS, THOMAS Wellivill HAYWARD. BARBARA 8onr p 65 HELMICK. JAN Keytciville HENRY. KENNETH Loclede HERRIN. GERALD Lo Plato HERRON. LARRY Lo Ploto HITT, JERRY KirkiviHe HOERRMANN, PAULA NovinQCC HOFFMAN, BARBARA Novmgei HOFFMfYER, PATRICIA Welltvtlle HOL8ERT, ELAINE Lewiitown HOLMAN, REVA Colloo HOLST. FRED Gronlte City, III. HOSKINS, MARTHA Mexico HOSKINS, WILLIAM Linneui HOVER. RALPH Novingw HOWELL. PAUL Dei Moi' e� , lowo HUBLER. GARY Omidole, lowo HUFFINS. RONALD Bloomfield, lowo HUNT. CHARLES Motxrty HUNTON. WENDELL Oemoreit, N. J. HUTTON. JOAN Clorcncc IRVING. BARBARA Trenton ISETT. RICHARD St Louii JACKSON. DONALD Shelbino JACOBS. PATRICIA Kirkiville 6t MOON, SAMIRA Nozorcth. Isrocl JARMAN, LARRY Unionville JEFFRIES, WILLIAM Lemoy JENNINGS, KENNETH Browning JOHNSTON, THOMAS Lorncd, Kon. JONES, ANN Kirksville JONES, JACK Moberly JONES. JANET Ethel JONES, JERRY Kirksville JONES, LOUISE Allerton, lowo KEETHLER, GLENDA Klrksville KEETHLER, JAMES Kirksville KELSO, JOHN New Cambria KEMNER, WILLIAM Sturgeon KENDELL, ELWIN Brunswick KENNEDY, JIM Mexico KERBY, PATSY Glenwood KIMANI, SAMSON Kenyo KINGTON, JAMES Klrksville KINSELLA. FRANCES Chillkothe KINWORTHY, JUDY Mr. Pleosont, lowo KNUOSEN, JOHN Jonesburg KOENIG, HERBERT Brooklyn, N. Y. KUTZNER. DALE Memphis LA CORE. ROBERT Kirkivillc LAWRENCE. 8ETTY Novi rxjv' LAWSON. THOMAS E. Boring LEE. CHAI HYUPS Stool, Korco LEE. ELEANOR YONG AY Honolulu. Howeii LEN2INI. JAMES Bcvi«r LI8BY. ROBERT Shclbino LINK. DAVID K.rkivill LLOYD. JOHN St. CBorlci LOCKARD. KENNETH LEE Kirkivillc LOCKRIDGE. CAROL GoHotin LOWE, HAROLD Cincinnati, lowo LOSEY, MARVIN Kohoko LUKER. VERLYN LoBeilc MC ALLISTER. KAREN Lewittown MC CARTNEY. ELEANOR Kirksvlllt MC CULLOUGH. ROBERT Atlonto MC GEE, MARY LOU Downing MC HENRY. BOB Livorno MC INTIRE. WAYNE Otctolo. lowo MC LAIN. JOHN St. Chorlci MC PHERSON. SHARON Memphu MABEE, BARBARA Umonvillc MACUMBER. RE8ECCA Moco� 6fi MAC.EE, LARRY Carrollton MAHONEY, LOUIS Leonard MANION, SUE Sullivan MAULFAIR, VIRGINIA Allentown, Po. MAY. DEAN Novinfler MEADOR, KAY Fulton MILES, WILLIAM Shvlbino Mll.EY, DOROTHY Kirksville MILLER, CLIFFORD Lo Plato MILLER, DON Kirksville MILLER, JERRY Moberly MILLER, JOHN Mo on MILLER, NORMA Corydon. Iowa MILLER, RONALD Queen City MONTES-At BELO Monoti, Puerto MOORE. MARIAM Sorry, III. MOREN. JOHN Lorcdo MORRISON. DONNA Hannibal MOt TER, KEITH Kirksville MUDD, DANNY Monroe City MUIR, MARY Green Cottle MULFORD, CAROLYN Kirksville NAERT, RICHARD lemoy NELSON. DORIS LEE Lcwutown 69 NELSON, JIMMIE Grcentc-p NELSON, VICTOR Chillicoth NEUMANN, PAUL Louisiono NICHOLS. JOHN Ml Pleasant, Iowa NJENGA. FREOERlCK Kiombu. Kcnyo. Africa NOVINGER, ORVILLE Broiheor NURNBERGER, THOMAS St Joseph O'BRIEN, NANCY Si Loaii PAOEN. CAROL LOU Kahoko PARRISH. JAMES CHRIS Mobe.ly PARRISH. WANDA Boring PASLEY, JAMES Loddonio PATTERSON, JOSEPH Shclbmo PERRIN. LUCITA Hannibal PETERS. LESTER Honmbal PETERS. BO Memphis PHILLIPS. KRISS Selmo, Iowa POOLE. JIM Ad 'on POOLE. JOHN Milan PORTER. PHYLLIS New Cambria POTTS. R E. Sr Joseph POWELL. MELOOY Argyle, lowo POWERS. ELIZABETH Hannibal POWERS. ROBERT Rolla 70 PREMER, GENE Koo'sos City OUIGLEY. JAMES Lo Ploto READ, LINDA KirV.ivillc REEDQUlST. ROBERT Kirkiville REITMEYER, FLO St Looil REYNOLDS, EDWARD Lcwijtown RICHARDSON, ALLEN St. Jo� ej h RICKS, BILLY Columbia ROBINSON, DUANE Milton, lowo ROBISON, NONA Brighton, lowo ROCKHOLD, BOBBY Linwillv, lowo ROLLINS. ROBERT Kirkivillc RONAN, WILLIAM St. Louii ROUSE. FLORENCE AyrihirC, lowo RUDKIN. ROBERT Otlumwo, lowo RUSSELL. PATRICIA Kwowioquo, lowo RUSSELL. ROBERT Centerville, lowo RYAN. MARVIN Seymour, lowo SCHAEFER, CONRAD St. Catherine SALLADE, GARY Kirkvrille SALLEE. CARRELL Rutledge SAMPSEL, JOHN Co I loo SAMUELS, CAROL Pryor. Oklo. SCHRODER, IVAN I orerto 7t SCHULZE, SCOTT Vondolio SCHULZE. PATRICIA Vondolio SEIDT, BETTY Lo Ploto SEOANE. ORLANDO Hobono, Cuba SERFASS. KENNETH Brookfield SEVITS, WILLIAM Kirktville SEWAK. RAM Fiji, Indio SHEESLEY. SHIRLEY EJelknnp. Iowa SHOCKEY, RICHARD Linovlllc. lowo SIDLES, LOUISE Numa, lowo SIDLES, LUELLA Numo. lowo SKAGGS. DARLENE Poyneivill SLATER. PAUL Mcmphi SLOCUM. WILLIAM Hordlond SMITH, FRANK Eithcrville, lo� 0 SMITH, ROY Kirksville SPARKS. G W Motoerly SPORER. GENE Mcrceline SQUIRES, E E Ccdor Foil , lowo STATER. LARRY Ottomwo, lowo STEELE. KAREN Tremor STERRETT. RALPH Wotcrproof. Lo. STEWART. JOHN OTIumwfl, Iowa ST ICE. ROY Downing 72 STOKELY. STANLEY Bumork SWITZER, THELMA Butklin SYKES. GERALD Maywood TEATER. ALYN Kirkivllla THARP, PAUL Green City THOMAS, DAVID Lo Ploto THOMAS, JANE New Combrio THOMAS, JOHN Columbia THOMAS, MARION Columbia THOMAS, PATRICK Lo Ploro THORN8URGH. GEORGE Weldon Springy THRASHER, BILLIE PaMonville THURMAN, BERYL Elmer TRENKLE, PATRICIA Jcffcrion City TRUITT, DIANTHE Novinger TUCKER, BENNY Honnibol TURNBULL, CAROLYN Philadelphia TURNER, JUANITA Ottumwo, Iowa TURNER. LELAND Lo Plato IWITCHELL, jack Linrveus VAIL, JAMES Kirkiville VAZ, EDUARDO Venezuela WADDILL, SANDRA Brookfield WALKER, MERLE Ottumwo, Iowa 73 WALTON. MARY Allonto WEST, JERRY St Louis WHITE. LINDA Honnlbol WIGAL, SANDY Kirfcsville WILKINSON. JACK Klrkivillc WILLIAMS, DORIS Montieello WILLIAMS. STANLEY Brookfield WINN. DORIS Mocon WOLF, ANITA Brunswick WOLF, JOSEPH Kcwooce, III. WOO, HACK Seoul, Kcrco WRIGHT, DANA Moulton, Iowa YAGEL. LESLEY Purdin YONEMOTo. PATSY Moui, Howell YOUNG, BETTY ttonnibol YOUNG, JAMES Honmbol 74 Assemblies Every choir is filled for the weekly ossembly. Senotor Symington is introduced to some of the college students by Dr. Ryle. Portieiponts in the sophomore Tolent Assembly ond Dick FitrHenry, moster of ceremonies. Dr. Sylvio Sorkin is o guest speokcr for the Good Grooming Assembly. Senotor Symington, Reprcsentotive Mockie ond Dr Ryle join honds in o Democrot's greeting. 7b Seated: Phyllis Conley, see.-trees.; Richord Fitz- Henry, pres., Stonding: Jack Delohunt, council- man; Dons Williams, councilwoman; Scott Schulze, sophomore talent show. 70 ADAMS, BERNICE Mexico ALVAREZ, ARTEMIO Monterrey, Mexico AMIDEI, MARY LOU Mocon ASKINS, VICTORIA Lcwistown ATKINSON, MARY Quincy, III. BARBER, JIM WarSOw, III. BARNES. MARGARET Luroy BARNHART, ROBERT Unionville BARULICH, ANTHONY Cresskill. N. J. BEECHER, JANET Kirksville BENNETT, RUSSELL Ottumwa, Iowa BENSKIN, ROSALEA Browning BENSON, BARRY Andover, Moss. 6ERREY, LOUIS Perry BERRY, KARMA Conton BERTCH, JUDITH Oklahoma City, Oklo. BIGGS, CAROL La Ploto BOLEACH, LARRY Clarence 80NSER, RAYMOND Mt Pleosont, Iowa BOTTORFF, VERNON Ottumwo, lowo BOWEN, LAVERNE Ottumwa, Iowa BOWMAN, RICHARD Kirksville BRENDEL, EUGENE Bergenfield, N. J BROOKS, DONN Laddomo BROWN, LLOYD University City AULD, JANICE Centerville, lowo BAGLEY, DALE Kirksville BAKER, ARTHUR Keokuk, Iowa BAKER, OTIS Eldon, lowo BALDWIN, CHARLES Kirksville 77 BROWNING, SHARON Kirksvillc BRUNER. JOHN Kirksvillc BRUNK, EUGENE Ottumwo, lowo BRYANT, NANCY Alexondrio BUIE, JUDITH Shelbina BURKHART, TED Anobel BURNS, ROBERT Independence BYARS, CLAIBORN Clarence BYRN, JERRY LEE Greentop CAIN, ROBERT St. Charles CALLIHAN, WANDA Milon CAMPBELL, GERRY Monroe City CARTER, JOHNIE Ccntrolio CASADY, CHARLES Ottumwo, lowo CHADWICK, JACK New London, lowo CHAVERRI, JOSE Heresio, Costo Rico COLE, BONNIE Fulton CONYERS, DOUGLAS Brookfield COOK. JON Kirksville COOK, RUSSELL Duncannon, Penn. COOK, REVA Seymour, lowo CORBIN, JIMMIE Lancaster CORRELL, BERT Brookfield COY, ELDON Kirksville CRAGG, KAYE Kirksville CRAWFORD, HOLLIS Kirksville CRAWFORD, KAY Atlanta CRIST, JANIS Douds, lowo CUERDEN, LINDA Nouvoo, III. CUNNINGHAM, PATRICIA Holden 7U DINSMORE, KEX Fremont, lowo DOROTHY, CHARLOTTE Highlond, Ind. DRACE, RICHARD Keytesville DUGGER, CAROL Milton, lowo DUTTON, RICHARD Bethel EAST, SHERRILL Shclbino CASTIN. RICHARD Kirksville ELAM, MARLENE Kirksville CLLIS, SHARON ANN Honnibol ERWIN, GERALD Moberly EVERSMEYER, ADELE Wright City PARSON, NADINE Winnigon FELLOWS, RICHARD Keokuk, lowo FITZGERALD, NINA Middletown FITZHFNRY, RICHARD Tcnofly, N. J. FLANAGAN, DONALD St. Louis FLAYHARTY, CAROL New London, lowo FLESHMAN, BETTY JO K.rksv.lle FORBES, CLYDE Unionville FORD. VIRGINIA Milon 7� FOSS. SHERRILL Purdin FRANKLIN, JANET Kirksvillc FREEMAN, DONALD Solisbury FRENCH, EUGENE 8loomfield, lowo FYE, JOAN Mt Union, lowo GALBRAITH, SALLY Monroe City GARTON, BETTY St. Joseph GAUBATZ, LEANN Salisbury GERLEMAN. CHARLES Clarence GILCHRIST, CRAIG Kcosouqua, lowo GILPIN, JUANITA Kirksvillc GILTNER, GEORGE Ottumwa, lowo GLADBACH, EDWARD Brunswick GOODNICK, THOMAS St. Chorles GRABER, CHARLOTTE Downing GREENFIELD. JOAN Kirksv.lle GUTHRIE, SCHARLOTTF Brookfield HACKNEY, WAYNE Unionville HALL. NANCY Hurdland HALL, TERRY Mexico HAMILTON, ROGER K.rksville HAMMEL, ARTHUR Webster Groves HAMPTON, DANIEL Palmyra HARDY. LARRY Shclbyvillo HARNDEN. MARY JANE Allerton, lowo HARPER, DIANE New London, Iowa HARPER. MARILYN Oskolooso, lowo HAVNER, BARBARA Corydon, lowo HELEGE, JILL Montrose, lowo HELMER, JACK St. Louis 80 HILL, JANICE Unionville HOMES, LARRY La Ploro HOOK, MARIE Allerton, lowo HOSKIN, DONALD Unionville HOWELL, STACEY Kirksville HUSLER, CAROL ANN Chillirorhe JACKSON, DOTTIE Downing JACOBSEN, JEAN Albio, lowo JONES, JAMES Quincy, III. JUDGE. PATRICK Kirksville KELLY, CHARLES Kirksville KELLY, JOHN Kirksville KENDRICK, KAY Alexondrio KING, BARBARA Shelbino KING, MARIAN Mill Grove KOCHHEISER, SUSAN Dcs Moines, lowo KOEHLER, CLETUS Bosco, III. KRAMFR, JERRY Queen City KRAUS, WILLIAM Gorm KREHBIEL, DENNIS Ottumwa, Iowa KRIBAUM, HARRY Perry KROEGER, GILBERT Bet bony LABERTEW, LARRY Nocll, lowo LAMBKIN, JANET St. Charles LANDRUM, BARBARA Hunncwell LAMKIE, THOMAS St. Louis LAND, JANICE University City LANG, NANCY Beatrice, Nebr. LANTZ, TERRY Kirksville LASSWELL. JEAN Williomstown LYONS. VIRGIL Broshoar MC CARTY, RONNIE Dovenport, lowo MC CORMICK. WALTER St Charles MC COY, ROBERTA Keosouquo, lowo MC CULLOUGH, SHARON Kansas City MC CULLY, INA Colloo MC DONALD, SYLVAN Marcclinc MC GREW, MOLLY Mccon MC VAY, DON Kirksville MC VEY, JANET Morsholltown, lowo MAIKET. CHARLES Ottumwo, lowo MANYX, ROBERT LaBelle MARR, PATRICIA Macon MARTIN. RONALD Kirksville MARTIN, STANLEY Hurdlond MAURER, DAVID Ottumwo, lowo MAYES. MARILYN Macon METCALF, WALTER St. Louis MEEKER, ALVIN Trenton MEINDERS. CLARENCE Kirksville LAWSON, MARILYN Green Costle LEMAN, FELIX Calgary, Alberta, Canada LIEBHART, JACKIE New Boston LIKES, FAYE Noplcs, III. LINDER, DEAN Kirksville LINDER, GENE Kirksville LINDLEY, LANA Lo Plato LINK, JANE Kirksville I.OSLEY, EVELYN Kahoko LUTZ, IRL Loredo 82 MERRELL, JERRY Moywood MERRINGER, GARY Ottumwo, lowo MICHAEL, LARRY Corydon, lowo MILES, DAVID Keokuk, lowo MILLER, CHARLES St. Louis MILLER, PAUL Corydon, lowo MILLS, DALE Columbio MINOR, ANITA New Boston MITCHELL, JAMES Louisiono MITTLER, TED Kirksville MOBLEY, ROBERT Kirksville MONTALVO, MANUEL Mexico City, Mexico MOODIE, PHYLLIS Morceline MOORE, JIMMY Lo Ploto MORENO, PAULINA Ponomo, Ponomo MORI, STANLEY Kokoi, Howoii MORSE, ROBERT Boston, Moss. MOSSOP, EDWIN Worrenton NEAL, NANCY Ft. Modison, lowo NEIGHBOR, WILLIAM Unionville NELSON, ALFRED Tenofly, N. J. NELSON, CHARLYN Greentop NEWELL, NADINE Eddyville Iowa NICHOLS, RUSSELL Loddonio NICKELL, NORMA Burlington, lowo O'NEAL, CHARLES Marsholl OVERTURE, LARRY Ottumwo, lowo OVERTURF, STEVEN Ottumwo, lowo PERRY, DOROTHY Kirksville PETER, DONALD Ft Modison, lowo B3 PETERSON. LAVERN Greentop PETTENGILL, MAURICE T renton POHL. HAROLD J. Wo sh mg ton POLLITT, PHYLLIS Pa I my ro POLOVICH. JANAN Novingcr POSTON. JAMES Kirksville PRESTON, JAMES Bethel RAMOS PENA. LAURA Puerto Rico RANDALL. JO Sr Charles RANEY, LUEVINA Fronkford RANKIN, SHERRY Milton, lowo RATLIFF, LOWELL D. Kirksville RHODES, JAMES Wood River, III. RICKER, PAUL Shelbina RILEY, BETTY JO Downing RILEY. JOHN Browning RINEHART, ROBERT Browning RINEY, ROSALIE Oaring ROBERSON, VIRGINIA Festus ROBERTS, DORIS Kohoko ROBINSON, LOWFLL Kirksville ROBINSON. MARILYN Downing ROBISON, ROBERT A. Macon ROMJUE, JANE Atlanta ROSE, CARL Kirksville ROSENKRANS, JAMES F. New London ROZENDAAL, JAMES W. Lynnville, Iowa RUDDY, STERLING St Louis RUDY, NELDA Memphis RYALS. ROGER Unionvillc 84 yii . ;sr- ■� W SCHACHEL, TERRY Ft. Madison, lowo SCHAPPACH, FRANK Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. SCHMIDT, CLARENCE E. Ovcrlond SAMUEL, MIKE Quincy, III. SANDlSON, CAROLYN Mobcrly SCHNEIDER, GARY Dix, Nebr. SCHRFCK, LAWRENCE Kohoko SCOTT, JOHN H. Orasheor SCOTT, WILMA Lnddonio SHARP, WILLIAM Allerton, lowo SHARPE, GARY D. Ewing SHOFNER, ORMAN E. Spring, Texos SHUCK, SUE Hunncwcll SHUMAKER, HOLLY Elmer SHUMAKER, LEO La Plato SHUPE, ORVILLE Brookfield SIGH IS, RUTH Linneus SIMI FR, SAM Kirksvillc ELLIS, JUDIE SIMPSON Kirksvillc SINE, ROBERT J , JR. Paris SINGLETON, LARRY Keokuk, Iowa SlNNOCK, DONALD J. Lo Plato SMITH, BETTY Cincinnati, Iowa Smith, john v. Brookfield SMIIH, JUDITH Bethel SMITH, LARRY Keosauquo, Iowa SODERMAN, ROGER Alpine, N. J. SORG, JESSE C. Palmyra SOSA, RITA Mendon SORRELL, NANCY Kirksvillc 83 SOWERS. SHERRY Woyland SPORER, FRANCIS B. Morcelino SPURGEON. BARBARA Keosauqua, lowo STAFBLFR, ROBERT Ottumwa, lowo STANARO, SHARON Brookfield STEWART, LAVONNE Cloronca STIFFLY, LRLENE SUE Canton STOUT, SYLVIA Kansas City SWANK, KAY Perry SWANK, SANDRA LEE Ottumwa, Iowa TAYLOR, EVELYN Kirksville TAYLOR, HARRY Garden Grove, Iowa TAYLOR, JAMES R Brookfield TEE, DORIS ANN Ottumwo, Iowa THOMPSON, J. ROSS Mocon THUDIUM, GENE Sr Catherine TREVINO, RENIE Monterrey, Mexico TRCESTER, JOHN Kirksvi!' TULLY, THOMAS Ottumwa, Iowa TURNER, EARL E. Louisiana TURNER, H. DUANE La Plato VAIL, JUDITH Indionola, Iowa VAN DYNE, RICHARD Seymour, Iowa VAN DYNE, ROBERT Seymour, Iowa VAN MARTEN, PAUL Monroe City WAGNER, MICHAEL E. Higbee WAIBEL, CHARLES Bconville WALKER, DONALD A. Humcston, Iowa WALKER, JAMES E. St. Louis, III. WALKER. JANET A AlbiO, lowo 86 WALKER, RUBY Green City WALMSLEY, H. A. E. Alton, III. WALTON, JOYCE Bevier WATKINS, LEONARD Glen wood WEBER, BIBET Bevier WEBER, DONALD Honmbol WELLBORN, LESLIE E. Kirksvillc WELLS, RUSSELL D. Greentop WIANT, I FONARD Cope, Colo. WILLIAMS, DOTTIE Chicoqo, III. WILLIAMS, GARY E. Lewistown WiNETEER, GARY Glosgow WINN, GARY Boonville WOLF, JERRY LEE Kirksvillc WOLF, MARTHA LEA Rothville WOLFE. NANCY Butler, Penn. WOLFMEYER, VERN L. Lo Grange WOOD, NORMAN Troundsville, W. Vo. WOODIN, RICHARD Centerville, Iowa WOODS, DORIS La Plato WOODS, JUDITH ANN Montgomery City WOODWARD, DALE E. Porkvillc WRA8LIK, RONAL J. St. Louis YATES, JANET Bloomfield, lowo YOGUM, ARTHUR Bynumville YOUNKER. JAMES Milton, Iowa ZELADE, DONALD K. Macon ZIPPAY, JAMES St. Louis Seoted: Sue Moyes, sec.-treos.; Lorry Rhoads, pres.. Standing; Jock Ward, councilman. Son- dro Giochino, council-woman; Not pictured: Steve Rmsberger, vice-pres. AKAGI. JOYCE Koumakonl, Kouoi, Howoii AKERS. JANE MoCOn ALBERTI. KAREN Moberly A1 EXANDER, KAY Green City ALEXANDER. LARRY ChilliSOthe ALLEN. RALPH Worthington ALLENSWORTH. CHERYL Honnibel ALVAREZ. ESQUILLIN Cooovonos. Puerto kko AMMERMAN, ANITA Greer� City ANDREWS. SALLY Reek lilond. III. ARMATO. ANITA Arco ATKINSON, JO ANNE Glenwood AULO. ROBERT Centerville, lowo AVERBUCH. BENJAMIN St. Louts AYERS. PHYLLIS Green Costle BACHMAN. JOHN Bloomfield, lows BAILEY. CHERYL Zcoring, lowo BAKER. BONNIE Lakcnon BALLANTYNE, DOROTHY HoLort, Ind. BANNER, RALPH Kirksvillc BARKLEY. SONYA Numo, lowo 8ARNES, JOHN Konias City BARNES, PEGGY Sturgeon BARNETT, SANDRA Lo Ploto BASKETT, JUNIOR Kirksville BATEHAM. CAROLE Menlo, lowo BAUGHMAN, DONNA Unionville BAUGHMAN, GLENN Bloomfield, lowo 8AUTER. CAROLINE Fairfield, Iowa BAXTER, JAMES Lucerne BECK. LOIS Novelty BECKERT. JOHN Memphis BEEBOUT. JOHN Bloomfield, Iowa BEILSTEIN. ROBERT LaGronao BELFORD, SHIRLEY Ottumwa, Iowa BELL. SHARON Kirksville 89 BELL, WILLIAM Nfwroon BEREA. GONZALO .Moot fr y, Mexico BERRY, CAROL Mexico BERRY, STELLA Live Ook, Flo BERRY, WILLIAM Mexico BERRYMAN. MARCIA Lewutown BIGGS, KAREN Mi Plvosont, lo o BIGGS, ROBERT Arbeio UIRKENESS, JOYCE Excelsior Springs BlRKLAND, JAMES Alleitoo, lowo BLACK, DONNA Erhcl BLAIR, .MAURINE LoBelle BLAND. LELAND Kirksville BLEW. JAMES Kirksville BLOEBAUM, RONALD Sr Chorlcs BLOOM, BOB Coryrfon, lowo BOATMAN, JERRY Horri BOLING, OONNA Koonibol BCLLMAN, LARRY Newton, lowo BOLT, MARTHA WorjOw. III. BONSER. JERRY mi Pteosont, lowo BOONE, GLEN Blokesburq, lowo BOOS. GLEN St Louis BOTTORFF. CARROLL OHie, lowo BOWZER. MARY Mocon BOZARTH. CAROLYN Knox City BRADSHAW. LARRY LoG'onge BREGMAN, BRENDA PhiloBcIpKio. Penn. BRINK. BEVERLY Kirksville BROOKS. GERLD Morceline BROSEGHINI, PERRY Novinger BROWN, BARBARA Newtown BROWN. JANE Kirksville BROWN. KEITH Kirksville BROWNE. ROBERT St Louis BRUNER. DEANNA Kirkivillt BUCKMAN, BERNARD Monroe City BUNCH, VON E. K.rksvillc BURCHETT, KAY Kirksvllle BURNHAM, DONALD Corydon, lowo BURNS. CAROLE 8onoparte, lowo BUTLER. NORTON L. Moo on BUTLER, EOOA Kirkwille BYERS, CAROLYN Slater BYERS, LOUIS University City CAPER, KAREN M I flumaiM CARPENTER, HEATHER 010 Greenwich, Conn. CARROLL. PHYLLIS L. Hobort, Ind. CARTER, GARY J Hormibol CHANCE, CHARLES E Kirkwille CHAPMAN. PAUL Wheeling CHITWOOD, DEAN KirksvilIc CHRISTY, BEVERLY Atlonto CHURCH, ALLEN E. St. Louis, III. CLARK, DAVID BroshCOr CLAWSON, VEI MA Humphrey CLAYWELL. PATRICK Herculaneum CLOYtO, DAVID Ottumwo, l0v 0 COLE, WILBUR Kansas City COLLINS, HER8ERT H. Morcclino COLLINS. JOE D. Kirksville COLLINS, LESLIE W Conton CONE, JOANNE Memphis CONOVER, CLARENCE Gilmon City COOK, PAUL W Green C.ostle COOK, ROYCE E. Ottumwa, Iowa COOL. SANDRA Ottumwa, lowo COON. VIRGLE Kcoscuquo, lowo COORTS, LARRY I innrui COTTON, HELEN Perry COUl SON, ADAH St. Catherine COX, CHARLES Kirksville CRAIG, THOMAS R Macon CRAWFORD. CHRISTINE Klrfcsvllle CREASON, WAYNE Forest Green CRIM. LARRY Brovhvor CROCKER. BRANDT C oriton, lowo DANIEL, EDWIN 0. Honnibol DARR. MARY ANN Memphis DANIELS, ELIZABETH Glen wood DATE. HOWARD Woimeo, Kauai, Howoii DAVIDSON. JANET KirkSvillc DAVISON, WILLIAM Kirksville DAVOLT. ROBERT Kirktvill DAVOLT, RONNIE Morcelmc DAWKINS, GERALO Kirkjville DAWSON, BONNIE JO Ft Madison, lo« 0 DELLINGER. JAMES Ottumwo, lowo DEMORY, LLOYD Lo Ploto DEWEY, SONDRA Fronkford DEWITT. CARROLL Albio. lowo DINI, FERESHTEH Tehran, Iran DINSMORE. LARRY Fremont, lowo DIXON, LINDA Winfield DODDS. JAMES Edino DODSON, JAMES Mexico DORAN, DONALD Kirksville DOSS. SHARON Brookfield DOYLE. WENDELL Milon DRUMMOND. BONNIE Oumoult. Wosh. DUCKWORTH. BONNIE Brookfield DUFFEY. PATSY Kirksvitle OYER. JERRY Allerton, Iowa EASLEY. LARRY La Ploto EGGELIECKER. TERRY Crese Cocsjr EIDEM, ANN Ottumwa, I Owe EIFFERT. REX Lo Ploto EITEL. JOHN Green Costlc � 2 ELAM. LINDA Ethel ELDER, JUDY New London, lowo ELLECGE, SHARON Cho'iton, lowo ELSEA, DALE Groentop ENGLAND, FRANK Ottumwo, lowo EPPERSON, DAVID G. Atlonto EPPERSON, JAMES P. Lconord FALCONER, STANLEY Pufrim FARMER. JANICE At lonto FEJIERER, MARTHA Hodort, Ind. Fitzgerald, Arthur Go? in FLEAK.’SUSAN Edlrto FOLLETT, VERMONT Irenton FORD, GREGORY Atlcnto FOSTER. MARJORIE Quincy, III. FRANK. CLYDE V Ft. Modiion, lowo FRAZIER. LARRY Pollock FREDRICKSON. PAMELA Ottumwa, lowo FREISE, BARBARA Flofissonr FRY, JOHN Mt Vwrnon GARDNER, VIRGINIA Brovhoo' GEERLINGS, MARTIN F. Col loo GEISENDORFER. ADELE Lvwittown GERINGER, ANITA Clorcncc GERLEMAN. MARY ANN Mt Pleonont, lowo GERLEMAN, NORBERT Kirkwill GIACHINO, SANDRA Kirkjvillc GILBERT, JACK Mention GONNERMAN, ANITA Hurdlond GOOOWIN, ROGER Ottumwo, lowo GOTO. NELSON Woimco, Kouoi, Howou GOULD. SHIRLEY Boring GRANNIS, GARY Tenolly. N. J. GRAVES. 8ARBARA New Buttu� GRAVES. ROBERT Hoffmon GREEN, SUZANNE Lo Ploto 93 GROSS, MARIANNE Ktrksville GRUBB, NORMAN Monroe City GUEVARA, ALEXANDER Monterrey, Mexico GUZMAN, FLORDE Costo Rico HAAGE, GARY Homilton, III. HACKNEY, DONNA Unionville HAGAN, MARCEL Mere ' MAGGY, BOBBY Browning HALEY, JOHN Brookfield HALEY, JOSEPH Berkley HALL, JOSEPH Keokuk, lowo HALL, RICHARD D. Mocon HAMMOCK, VIRGIL F. Mexico HANNAM, RICHARD Keoveuguo, lowo HARDEN, JANICE Horns HARDING, JACK Of turn «0, lowo HARDING, NANCY Chariton, lowo HARDMAN, JULIA Kirksvillc HARGRAVE. GEORGE Livonia HATFIELD, DElDRE Honnlbol HATHAWAY, RALPH Gordiner, Mouse HAYES, BONNIE Salisbury HAYES, DARYL Bucklin HEAD, HERMA Bucklin HEAD. REBECCA Milan HEATON, MAR I ANN Bucklin HENDERSON. DONALD Bethel HENDREN, GARY Gilmon City HENRY. DONALD Looted HENRY, JAMES Robertson HERRON. DAVID Kirksville HIBLER, INA Brunswick HIGGINS, DONNA Green City HINDUOSA, JOSE Verocrut. Mexico HlRSBORG, ULLA Copenhagen, Deomork HOGUE. VIRGINIA Ft, Dodge, lowo HOLTON, RICHARD Memphis HORNER, RONALD Cooton HOUCHINS. ALMA Fujton HOWARD, MAIINDA Trimble MOWARTH, LUCY Milton, lowo HUELLEWIG. JAMES Wcntjvillv HUFF, ARTHUR Rullcbcc HUFF. MARILYN St Louis HUGGINS. HAROLD 8loomlmld, Iowa MULL. ZFLTA Kirkavillc HUNE, JOHN Kohoko HUNSlCKER, DICK St. Charles HUNT. CHARLES Unianvillc HURLEY, PATRICIA Livonio HUTCHINSON, NANCY Kirksville IMRAL. SADIK Turkey INOUYE, CHARLES Woimea, Kouoi, Howoil ISAACSON. MARY Colloo JACKSON, LARRY Downing JACKSON. NEW Jacksonville, III. JACKSON, SARAH Mendon JENKINS, JIM Chariton, lowo JENKINS, KAREN Edina JEPSON. JOHN JR. Wentjvillc JOBE. BILL Princeton JOHNSON, JOANNA Kirkavillc JOHNSON, MARION Kirkavillc JOHNSON, MICHAEL Chariton, lowo JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON. ROSSLYN Spickord JOHNSON. MARILYN Kcytcivillc JONES, BRUCE Ga«in JONES. GARY Novir o«r JONES. JACK St Louu JONES, JEANNIE Worsow. III JONES. LARRY Unksnvillo JONES, MARGARET MCOCn KEIDEL. LINDA Motoerly KELLER. KENNETH Luroy KELLEY. NANCY Centerville, lowo KELLY. JOE Kirks vide KENDALL. BILLY Choriton. lowo KENDRICK. JAMES LoBcllC KENNEY, JOHN Chillioothe KERBY. GUY Glenwood KESSEL, CARROLL OHie, Iowa KING. CATHERINE Mill Grov KING. JAMES Fulton KISER, WENDELL Shelbvvilto KLATASKE. DELMAR Boring KLAUSMEIER, MARY Wright City KLINGINSMITH, KAREN Unionvillc KLOCKE. DORIA Ew.ng KLUENDER. SHARON Greentoo KNIGHT. JOHN L'nicnville KNIGHT. LOIS Ethel • KNOTT. DONALD Ottumwo, lowo KUGLER. ANITA Gorin KUTZNER. KAY MeJnphis LACY. KENNETH EOino LAMBERT, WANDA Brookfield LAND, BARBARA High Ridge LANGWELL. LEONARD Morceline LARY, DONALD Portlond, Moine LAUBSCHER, NORMA Fulton LAWING. JANE St. Chorles LAWRENCE. RUSSELL Browning LAWSpN, BARBARA Boring LAWSON, SHARON Novmger LEDOUX. GERALD St Charles LEE. DONALD Choriton, lowo LEE, WfNOELL Novmger 96 J. jo ANN rtc llo IS. EVELYN 'IS, ROBERT on HART, GERALD in log ARD, DAVID lOmjtOwn E8ERRY, JUDY ceWne , VIRGINIA mwo, lowo TO. GARY nqor EUR. MYRA iCUQOO. lOWO RMAN, ROBERT Lhotl i GHRIDGE. CONNIE 3 flNBf RG. MARCIA «uquo, lowo DHOY, KITTY ;holl ALLISTER, LARRY stown ALLISTER. RONALD n BETH, CHARLES lek, Iowa BRAINEY. KAREN 30, I O'� 3 CALMENT. ROBERT nville CLURE, JANE COMAS, LORNA on Cily DONALD, JAN innoti, lowo EWEN, JOHN iord FADOEN, JAMES non City HENRY. JACQUELINE -ouis NALLEY. FRANCES PIKE. MILTON toovilUi, III. LS, SUZANNE tc JRUDER. MITCHELL ivtll -JON. OICK Cborlci -LOY, JAMES celinc -ONEY, JAMES on JKA. JACQUELINE ivon, lowo JN. LINDA svillc ?EK. ERNEST .bory EKAY. PAUL jlly, N. J VEIN, ELCJON Louis tiMJM t MARTIN. .MARVIN Novlnger MAUCK, DONALD Kirksvllle MAUCK. ROBERT Knox City MAY, CATHERINE Middletown MAYES, MARGARET Moeon MAYO. SHARON Huntsville MIDLAND. MAURICE Ccntervlllo, Iowa MEEKER. DAVID T rcnton MENEELY. REX Chllllcothv MIUIOLLIN. BELVA Mod.ion MINSHALL, JERRY Klikiville MITCH. PATSY New Combrio MOHR. WIUADEAN Memphis MONK, JERRY Louil.o, lowo MONROE. SUSAN Ottumwa, Iowa MOORE. HALLIE Green Coitle MOORE. JANE Jar ksonville MOORE. SARAH La8«ll MORLEY. LARRY Green City MORRIS. LESLIE Wcnrzvlll MORROW, RAYMOND Un.onvillr MOSES. MELINDA Ottumwa, Iowa MOSHER. WAYNE Sr Charles MOTTER. MARGARET K.rkwille MUCHOW, ALVIN Montgomery MUIR. BETTY Green Coitle MUIR. LARRY Green Castle MURFIN. CAMILLE K.rkivills NAGEL, GARY Shelbyv.ltc NAKAMURA. MARIAN Woluku. Maui, I H NAKAMURA. ROSALYN Woluku, Mouai, T. H. NELSON. RICHARD Tcnofly, N. J. NEWCOMER. EDITH Brosheor NEWKIRK. LYLE Mocon NICOLETTI, HELEN Ktrkivllle NIEDRINGHAUS. ROBERT Creve Coeur NOBLE. JERRY Seymour. Io o NOLANO. GARY Un orwillC NORTHUP. MARION Oitumwo, lowo NORTHUP. MARY Ottumwo, lowo NYGREN, LAURA Ottumwo. lowo OAKMAN, LYNDA Birmingham, lowo O'BRIEN. CLARICE Sronyxr OLSON, CAROL MeiO. Aril. OLSON, EDWIN Jefferton, lowo ORLANDO. SAM Sr. Luuik O'TOOLE. CLARABELLE Excello OZMENT. GARY Robert ton PAINTER, CYRUS Llnevlll PALMER. BILLY Greentcp PARISH. DON G'O'vjcr PARK, CHONG Seoul, Koceo PATTERSON. NORA Purdm PEARSON. LEE VomJoliO PEAVLER. ORVILLE Allonto PECK. LAWRENCE Blokciburo. lowo PERKINS. GERALD Monnibol PETTERSEN, LINDA Ottumwo, lowo PIERCE, GERALD Modisoo PING, JIM CHoriton, lowo PINKERTON, HENRY Untonville PITTMAN. LARRY Green Cottle PLANT, SAMMY Monticello PLAT 7, KAREN 8roihcor PORTER, LARRY Mercer PURDY. 8EVERLY Horrit RAGER, ALLEN Kirktville RALLS. CARL Clorenc RANNEY, JACK Kirktville RATLIFE, iONEAN Kirkivlllc REECE, JAMES ChilWeothe REED. NANCY Mot on REES, KAREN Kirkiville REKITTKE. HERMAN Warren, Ohio RENFRO. JOYCE Princeton REYNOLDS, WARREN Kirkiville RHOADES, RUTH Lufom RHOADS, LARRY B vio r RHOADS, MARILYN Green City RICE, RUBY Hull, III. RICHARDS, KAREN Lo Ploto RIDDLE. DUANE Milon RILEY, MARIBETH Milon RINE8ERGER. STEPHEN Contril, Iowa RINKENBERGER, GLEFN Cenmork. lowo RIPPEL, ROSEMARY Moberly ROBERTS. ANN Kirksvill ROBERTS, DEE Kirkiville ROBERTS. EDWIN Ottumwo, lowo ROBERTS. LEE Foirfield, lo-wo RODGERS. MU AN New Combno ROENSCH, LOUIS L.nnw.js RONAN. JAMES Morceline RONCHE 1 TO, JOHN Macon RONCHETTO. BETTY Bevier ROUSE. ROGER Green City SAWYER, LENORA Kohoko SCHANZ, KATHERINE N«lkon SCHENK, ESTHER Mcm hu SCHUMANN, BEVERLY St Louis SCHINDLER. MARGARET Frank ford SCHLEPPHORST. VIRGINIA Edina SCHMIDT. MARIE Ewing SADURNI. JORGE MckiCO City. McxiCO SAENZ, MIGUEL Costo R� eo SALEHI, LIU Iron SALES, LARRY Seymour, Iowa SAMPSEL. JUDITH Co I loo 100 ci fc. SANDERS, LOIS Boonville SANDERS. SANDRA Brunswick SANDNER, DCETTE ArvotXl SCHNEIDER, EARL Kirkwille SCHUMACHER. HAZEL CcoUvill SEAMSTER, LEOTA Downing SENS. JOHN Edlno SHAFER. ROGER I orwtfa SHAHAN, ALLEN Green Ccit'o SHANNON, PATRICIA Keytesville SHELTON. LARRY Chariton. lowo SHINN. SHEILA Kirktvill SHIRLEY. 1.INOA Bloomfield, lowo SHOEMYER. RUTH Honnibol SHORT. PATSY Tompc. Flo. SINNER, CAROL Queen City SIRES. JEWELL Glasgow SKINNER. LOIS Ft. Modson, lowo SKINNER, NELLIE Moeon SLATON. LARRY Atlanta SLINKARO, PHYI LIS Ccdor Rapids, Iowa SLOCUM, JUDITH Baring SLONAKER. FRED Birmingham, lowo SLOWENSKY, SUE Ottumwa, Iowa Smith, edwin Qomn City SMITH, MARY Winfield SMITH, RUSSELL Lewistown SMITH. WOOD Kirkivlllo SMITHSON, ELEANOR Maecn SNYDER. PATRICIA Nvvingcr SPILKER, GORDON Shelbyville SPROUSE. WILLIAM Bloomfield, lowo SOUIERS, MURYL Macon STEABLER, BILL Ottumwo, lowo STALHMAN. FRANCIS Glasgow SIANSBERRY. SUE Centerville, lowo lOI STANTON, GARY Kirksvillc STARR, CHERYL Richland, lowo STEVENSON, JO€ imcltn STEWART, ROBERT S� . Chorlcs STICE, WARREN LewistOwn STOGSOILL. GARY Kifklvilte STORKSON. CLARA O’Fallon STOUT, PAUL Choritpn. Iowa STREETER, OON Pollock STUMPF. ROBERT Tanofly, N. J. SUMMERS, LORA Downing SUMMERS, SANDRA Nosing ! SUTTON. HAROLD Kirkivill SWAN. WILl 1AM St. Anns SWARTHOUT. ED O o� it0n, lowo SWEENEY, MATT Bridgeton TADE, DAVID Lancaster TAPP. DIANE Wellington, Kon. TARBERT, JAMES SHrlhyv.il TATE. LARRY St Loult TAYLOR. STAN Mt Plcoiont, lowo THARP. JUDITH Gr« n City THARP. DOROTHY Green City THOMAS. GENE Ottumwo. lOwO THOMPSON. PAJ PulOik.. lowo THOMPSON. PHYLLIS K.rksvill TOOMES. BARBARA Folton TOOPS. NAOMI Alcxondno TOUBBEH, MICHAEL Jerusolem. Jordon TRAINER. JUDY Mod no TURNER. HELEN 6rook(.«ld UNGER. JANET Tenofly. N J. VANDECNOCKE. YCH-ANDA Fo� tt VANDERENDER, HENRY Loredo VANHESS, DEAN Bonoportc. lOwO VARDIMAN. JUNE Mo'srl.n S’AJZtJvme ru- VEATCH, HOWARD Bloomfield, lowo VESSELS, .AMES Wright City VETTER, MARILYN Louitiono VILLARREAL, MIME Monterrey, Mexico VINCENT. KENNETH Kirksville WAFLER, JUDITH St. Louis WAGANER. CARROLL Lowistowvs WAGGENER, JAALES Hurdlond WAGNER, ROBERT Higbce WALKER, SHIRLEY Green City WALL. JAMES St. Louis WALLER, RICHARD Moron WALTERS, JOHN Brosheor WANTLAND, CAROLYN Russell, lowo WARD. TYRONE Kirkwood WARE, ALARY New Boston WARNER, JOHN Cambridge. Ofiio WARREN, DONALD Chulo WEBER, LINDA DeWitt. lowo WEBER. WILLIAM Dow City, lowo WEBSTER, DARRELL Kohoko WEISS. ROGER Bloomfield, lowo WESTHUES. DAVID Glotgow WHEELER, JUDITH Kirksville WHFfl.OCK, RONALD Kirksville WHITAKER, BRUCE New London WHITE, ROBERT Gilmon WIGAL, DENNIS Kirksville V ILHITE, ALARY LEE Kirksville V ILLEY. JO ANN Quincy, III. WILLIAMS, JOHN Kirksvillc WILLIAMS, JUDITH Ottumwo. lowo WILLIAMS THOMAS LouiS'Ono WILLINGHAM. DOROTHY Mexico WILSON, HYLAH Spiekord WILSON, JERRY Buck! in WILSON, JOYCE Nun'O, lo« o WILSON. MICHAEL Lo Ploto WILSON, PANSY Fulton WINHOLD GLENNA LoBc'lo WINN, JOE Milton. I owe WISE. LOIS Forb«r Wl I I. HARLAN Fremont, lowo WOLFORD. ROBERT EtM WOOD. JUDITH Shclbmo WOOD, WILLIAM, JR. Kirktvillv WOOOS. JETOKA Konioi City WOODSON, JOYCE Middletown WOODWARD. CECILIA Morsholl WOODWARD. DONALO Edino YALEY. GARY Denmark, lowo YAROLEY. GEORGE M.codville YARDLEY. NANCY Polloek YORK. ROGER K.rk� v.lle YOUNG. CHARLES HumpFireyi YOUNG MARGARET Hcnnibfll YOUNG, PHYLLIS Green City ZACHARIAS. SANDRA Affton ZEIGLER. HAROLD Mexico ZElGLER. RUSSELL Novinyvr lAMMf, PEGGY Clorkivillc 104 Sigh .... Ain't love gronfP Con I help you with your flat tire, Bober Thousand Hills Loko provides summer enjoy merit. Candid Campus Hmm . . mrnrn . . mm mm . . . ! Modomselles....? Such Beoutiful Chopcous . . . ? fun Festivol Royalty The President's reception line 105 J-A' c-F Row One: Jerry Hitt, Gordon Benson, sec., Richord Craig, pres., Corl Boldwin, Bob Libby, Jerry West. Row Two; Keith Peck, Tom Goodnick, Lowrence Wontlond, Lorry Moqee, Dole Kutzner, Scott Schulze, Chorles Baldwin, John Jcpson Row Three: Orin Mock, C. E. Grim, Lovcrn Peterson, Lloyd Brown. Richord FitzHcnry, Sterling Ruddy, Arthur Door, John Compbell, Gory Winn, Gory Hendren, Fronk Clork. Not pictured: Dole Woodword, vice pres., Morvin Russell, treos., Brondt Crocker. Alpha Phi Omega Alpho Phi Omego, o notionol service orgonizotion, is dedicoted to Service, Friendship, ond Leodership. At some time in h s life, each member must hove belonged to the Boy Scouts of Americo. Highlights of the year for A.P.O. are the annual Ugly Mon Dance ond the sponsoring of o foil comporce for the Scouts of the Thousand Hills District. The Ugly Man contest and benefit dance is o money roising project which sends its proceeds to CARF This year, over o ton of food was bought with the proceeds Terry Lontz wos the 1959 Uqly Mon. Hugh Gordner is sponsor of the organization. Hugh Gordner receives o check from the proceeds of the Ugly Man Donee from Richord Croig, pres , ond Marvin Russell, treos., of Alpho Phi Omego. Row One: Jerry Weil, Gale McDonald, Darlene Skoggs, see.-trees., Frances Sporer, pres., Jerry Miller, Jack Jones, Neil Bear Row Two: Eleanor McCartney, Shoron McCullough, Sue Moyes, Mrs.. Nila Patterson, Sponsor, Jon Finke, Miss Helen Babbitt, sponsor, Jonet Dovidson, Jonet Dubberke, Marghie Young. Row Three: Richard Dutton, Wayne Cisno, Ki £hul Chang, Joon Markhom, Mr. Melvin Olson, sponsor, Noncy Sorrell, Edwin Smith, John Bceboot, Jomes McFodden. Honorary Art Club The principle aims of the Honorary Art Club ore to bring ort mojors ond minors closer together in mutuol appreciation of their field, ond to stimulate recognition, admiration, ond enjoyment of beauty in everydoy experiences. The first project of the year was a masquerade dance, the Beoux Arts Boll. A party, commemorating the dote of the found- ing of the club and of observing the Christmas seoson, was held at the home of Miss Babbitt. Other meetings throughout the year ccn tered around workshops, films, exhibits, ond discussions Officers for this year were, pres., Francis Sporer, vice-pres., Lloyd Gholson, sec.-treas., Darlene Skaggs, and sponsor, Mrs. Nita Patterson. Hove beord; will pose. Confucius, who? «S' Blue Key Row One Chester Jennings, freos ; C E. Grim, sec.; Bob Libby, pres.; Bob Lang, vice pres.; Jim Frazce. Row Two: Bob Cook, Kenneth Henry, Bob Riley, Bob Jewett, Tom Kooreman. Row Three: Richard Craig, Werner Stnck, John Robertson. Blue Key is the highest honor fraternity for men on the campus. Membership is based on leadership, scholar- ship, personality, chorccter, ond porficipotion in student activities. Ccch member must have sixty-four or more college hours ond a point hour ratio which i$ higher thot the overogc point hour rotic of oil the men on the campus Active membership is limited to thirty-five students Among the many services which Blue Key renders the college ore organizing the Homecoming Porode (this year's parade being the lorgesf in the history of the college), conducting visitor tours on Parent's Doy and Senior Day, ushering ot baccalaureate and commence- ment exercises, and the biggest service of oil, the pub- lishing of the student directory each year Blue Key is sponsored by Dr Eli Mittler. Jomes Frozee handing student directory to Ray Cothorn Pledges Row One. Williom Whorton, Ken Sur- fass, Ed Fisher Row Two: Gordon Benson, Jerry Hoydon, Larry Harring- ton, Scott Schulz. Row Three- Joe Hosenstab, Woync Mclntire. Not Pic- tured: John D. Hawkins. i to Row One: Arlelo Boone. Shirley Gillum, Normo Miller, Angie Wilson, pres., Donald McVuy, vice-pres., Louise Sidles, sec . Luella Sidles, treos Row Two: Jo Cohall, Shorron McPherson Mory McGee, Rernice Adorns, Jeonerre Christman. Jomcc 00 Connie LcughricJge, Janr Lowing, Peorl Hew, Koy Izumi, Ruby Leutung. Ro Three Sherrvl Fullcrton, Schorlotte Gulhne, Corlctto Disselhorst, Shoron Browning, Florence Grim, Edword Browning, Sterling Holbrook Fredo Mohr Mary Billups, Fran Kmscllo. Lorio Lindlcy, Morilyn Lowson, Bonnie Hoycs. Student National Education Association The Student Notionol Educotion Associotion is the professionol ossociotion for college and university students who ore preporing for the profession of teaching. Any member of SNEA is o member of his stote educotion ossoootion ond the Notionol Fducofion Associotion ond hos the rights, privileges, ond responsibilities of associate membership in these profes- sional organizations. Personal growth ond development of professional competence, understanding of the history ond ethics of the organ- ized teaching profession, co-operotive work on the problems of the profession, ond work os an octivc member on the local, stote, ond notionol level are the aims of SNEA's members. An honor-point rotio of 1.0 is required for membership in SNEA. The sponsor of SNEA is Ur. Eli F. Mittler. Row One Potricia Shannon, Ellen YomOse. Aletto Deilrng, Phyllis Berry. Mary Boone, Amto Gonnermon Joon Morch Row Two: Morcio Berryman, Sandro Giochmo. Karen McAllister. Lindo Cnr-rtion, Ann Noylor. Lyndo Ookmon. Rulh Shoemeycr. Jane Senior, Ncldo Rudv. Row Three Bill Ronon, Bob Riley, Billy S. Privitt, Richard Eitel. Lawrence Wantlond, Paul Wilson, Russell Wells, Gordon Benson, Richard Burnett 111 Row One. Dr Pauline Knobbs, sponsor; John Howkins, vice pres.; Shirley Murid, pres; Goylio Miller, sec.; Judy Durhom, treas. Row i wo: Sheryl Fullerton, Vivian Colemon, Morilyn Goodwin, Borboro Irving, Wando Turner, Mar I ho Hollcroft, Car men Colvin. Row Three Ann Hinchpaugh l.etho Phillips, Angie Wilson, Pot Anthony, Jeanette Christman, Jone Hamoi, Ellen Yomose, Rebecca Rivera Kappa Delta Pi Tou chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, o notional honorory froternity, wos organized on the Teachers College campus m 1923. Known as the Phi Beta Kappa of the education world, its membership is bosed on high scholostic standing, leadership, and professional promise. I he organization promotes scholastic achievement ond a better understanding of the profession of education Membership is limited to students who ore preparing to teoch. Row One. Phyllis Berry, Edna Bagley, Karen McAllister, Dinnthe Truitt, Marguerite Word Row Two: Morgorie Partin, Juan ita Turner, Frieda Mohr, Robert Dye, Lorry Christensen, Neldo Kirkpotnck. 1 1 2 Row One Shoron Browning, see , Billy Privitt, pres., Stanley Willioms, vice pres., Korcn McAl lister, editor. Row Two: Dr Charles Kouzlorirh, sponsor, Jonice Legg, treos. Pi Omego Pi wos founded on this campus by Dr. Poul O. Selby m 1923 ond hos since become the notional honorory under- graduate fraternity in Business Education. Since the founding of Alpho Choptcr on this campus, 105 chopters with over 20,000 members hove been organized in colleges ond universities throughout the United Stotes Alpho chopter hos initiated 681 Business Education Mojors. Row One. Wilma Scott, Sharon Browning, Laura Hulse, Nelda Kirkpatrick, Carol Bailey, Wanda Turner, Lona Lindley, Rose King Row Two: Ralph Monoy, Eugene Croorkin, Jerry Viftetoe, Ed Browning, Jolene Seriven, Jonice Legg, Karen Mc- Allister, Vero Gores, Dove Ronchetto, Deo Loney, Wendell Armstrong. Row Three: Don Seriven, Gordon Benson, Billy Pnv. itt, Otis Baker, Charles Kouzlarich, Jim Edwards, Stan Williams, Lorry Holmes. Harold Mickclson Row One: feli Lemon, Ruth Howell, see ; Bob Rollins, viee-pres ; Dr John Blork, sponsor. Lorry Toylor, pres , Betty White, freos Corol Hosier. Row Two: Richord Edwords, Rex Hordmon, Gory Winn, Normon E. Wood, Goil Burchett, Borry Benson, Stocey Howell Row Three Rex Dinjmorc, Rex Mortm, Joe Wolf, Gory Winn, Marvin Aboloff, Thomas Johnston, Orin Mock. Pre-Osteopathic Club The Rre-Osteopothic Club is for students preporing for entronce into the Kirksville College of Osteopofhy ond Surgery. Kirksvillc Stote Teochers is one of the top schools in the notion in the production of students who enter the field of Ostco- pothic medicine. As future doctors of Amcrico, the members ore constantly scorching for new woys to prepore themselves for the respon- sibilities which will be theirs os physicions Progroms for such self-enlorgcmcnt include medical films, noted lecturers, and visits to the Kirksvillc College of Ostccpothy ond Surqcry and Still-Hildreth Sonitorium at Mocon. Dr. John D. Block, sponsor of the Pre-Osteopothic Club. I I 4 Row One. Alctto Dcilmq, Don Treemon, Poulo Hoerrmonn, Jim Frozee, pres, Roger Hanson, vice-pres., Dons Winn, see- treos., Dionthc Truitt. Row Two: Martha Fettervr, Phyllis Young, Lovonne Stewort, Jonic Dillinger, Dee Bollontyne, Nancy Lonq, Koren Klmgmsmifh, Jonef Lombkin, Chorlyn Nelson, Virginio Roberson, Joncan Ratliff. Row Three. Roger Auqspurger, Louis Byers, Wendell Doyle, Joe Hall, Don Weber, Wayne Me Intire, Dovid Miles, Norton Butler, Scott Schulze, Jcck Ronney, 8ob I ong Aeolian Club Agriculture Club The Aeolion Club is on orgnnizotion for music mo- tors ond minors. The club's purpose is two-fold: It uni- fies the music deportment students ond if plons pro groms which will be of speciol interest to music students os future music educators. The club is also open to ony student who hos o gen- uine interest in music and music educotion. The Agriculture Club was formally organized in the foil of 1935 with o membership of twenty-six The pur pose of the club wos to creote interest in oqnculture ond m the teoehing of it os a vocotion. In 1948, the Aq Club received o chorter from the College to operate as a professionol-social organization. Mony activities hove been undertaken by this organ- ization since it wos founded, bornwormmgs, picnics, ond chili suppers were oil on the calendar for many years. Porticipotion in Harvest Festivals ond the N F Mis- souri Fair at Kirksville has also been port of the onnuol Ag Club program The club has consistently participated in the conducting of oqriculturol contests for high school students of N.E. Missouri. The Ag Club has ol$o been represented annually in intrornuroi sports ond in the homecoming parode of f loots Row One: Herbert Brocht, sec., Lynn Coy, pres., Gerold Liebhort, vice-pros., Tloyd Kcllom, treos., Neil Stice, sqt. of orms. Row Two: Norvcll Allen, sponsor, Jim Marquardf, Sam Plant, Delmar Kataske, John Campbell. Row Three: David Clark, Russell Wells, Lee Tovlor. Lee Roberts. Norbert Gerlemon 1 1 5 Row One. Alto Corson, treos . Jonet Yotos, corres. sec., Florence Grim, pres , Neldo Rudy, sec., Phyllis Berry, vice pres.. Ann Naylor, reporter. Row Two: Willie Whitson, sponsor, Shonnon, Mory Lou McGee, Ellen Yomose, Eleonor Nokoto Billups, Jane Thymos, Martha Hoskins, Shoron McPherson, Association For Childhood Education A C. t. is o student branch of the Association for Childhood Education International, which was formed m 1930. A. C. E. is open to Elcmcntory Educotion Mo- tors or those interested in problems reloted to childhood education. The purpose of the organisation is to work for the educction ond well being of children, to promote desiroble conditions, programs and practices in the schools, f. encourage continual professional growth of teachers; to bring into active cooperation oil groups con- cerned with children in the school, home ond community; and to study the needs of children ond the woys the school program may be adiusted to fit their needs. Jane Hgmoi, Pearl Hew, Jone Senior, Virgimo Spongier, Potricio Row Three- Kay liumi. Ruby Leutung, Judith Smith, Mary Ami Corletto Disselhorst, Hyloh Wilson Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta, a national forensic fraternity, is open to students who hove proved themselves proficient m the arts of debote. orotory, end vorious kinds of pub- lic speaking. To be eligible for membership, a student must hove participated in tournomenfs in these fields The college debote -sguod, under the direction of Sherod Collins, is sponsored by the organization. It par- ticipates in speech tourneys in Illinois, Nebrosko, ond Kansos, ond it sponsors the Midwest Speech Tourno- ment ot Kirksville. Row One- Carolyn Mulford, sec.-trees., Werner Stock, pres.. Barbaro Irving, vice-pres., Sherod Collins, sponsor. Row Two: Ann Flinchpaugh, Murthlu Bledsoe, Ino Kay Hiblcr, Marilyn Rhoads. Row Three. Walter J. McCormick, David Brown, Bob Cook 1 16 Row One: Shirley Mudd, pres.. Rush Morris, vice-pres., Karen McAllister, see., Angie Wilson, treos.. Miss Agnes Siemens, sponsor, Judy Durhom, Dianthc Truitt, Gaylio Miller, Jnne Homoi, Shirley Jeffries, Judy Parodise, Ann Flinchpough, Chor- lene Cox, Pot Anthony, Ann Noylor, Shirley Jones Gillum, Ellen Yamose. Not Pictured. Corel Carskodon, Alourno Neu- rnonn, Koy Sadler, Virginio Murrain. Cardinal Key Cardinal Key, a national honorary service organiza- tion for college women, wos installed on the compus in 1932. Cardinal Key is a sister to Blue Key, the men's national service organization. Members, who ore nominated by the chapter ond ore selected by a foculty committee, are chosen on the basis of character, leadership, and participation in school activities. Alpha Phi Sigma Alpho Phi Sigmo is o notionol honorary organization whose principle aim is to promote hiqh scholarship. The first chopter of .Alpho Phi Sigma was founded on this campus on February 26, 1930, by Professor Byron Cosby, Business Administrator of the college. Since then the organization has grown until there are chapters of colleges throughout the country. Students who were valedictorians or solutatonons m high school arc eligible to become associate members. For master membership, the qualification is the main- taining of on S overage or better for three consecutive quarters Row One: Mary Jone Klousmeier, Claire Katsudo, Ellen Yamose, rep., Kenneth Henry, treos.. Pot Anthony, pres., Larry Harrington,-.vice-pres., Ann Hinchpaugh, sec., Wanda Turner.Jane Hamai. Row Two. Dr. Max t. Bell, span., Martha Holl- Croft, Colleen Muir, Louise Sidles, Marilyn Johnson, Velmo Clowson, Suzanne Green, Ino Koy Hibler, Pot Thompson, Janice Leqg, Goylio Miller, Doris Winn, Koren Grober, Shoron Ellis, Neldo Kirkpotnck, Poulo Hoerrmonn, Shirlev Mudd, Phyllis Berry. Row Three; Shoron Browning, Marilyn Goodwin, Pot Snyder, Adcle Evcrsmcycr. C E. Grim, Williom Decker, Robert Riley, Chef Jennings, John Robertson, Froncis Sporer, Eugene Sporer, Clyde Bowen, Edgor Fisher, David Cole, Anito Kuqler. Pot Block, Judy Durham. 17 Row One. Tom Kooremon, Jerry Hoydon, Lynn Coy. treos., Raymond Likes, vice-pres., Robert Riley, pres., Richord titel, set., Richord Burnett, sgt ot arms, Kenneth Serfoss Row Two Richord Greer, Jock Mann, Lyle Corter, Williom Johnson, Rolph Shoin, Duonc Cole, sponsor, Williom Minor, Woyne Blokelev. Vincent Cosper. Row Three: Allen Richordson, Paul Wilson, Ron Boyley. Vintil Kavlor, Bernard Carter, Neil Knight, E C Squires, Wilford Sloughter, Lowrence Wantlond, Richard Nacrt, Lawrence Schrneder, Fdison Nowlin, Russell Wells. Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Club is a social and professional organization of Industrial Arts mojors. This club is re- sponsible for many hondicroft projects, such as wood- working and metal tooling Membership is open to ony Industrial Arts mo|Or hovmg a minimum of 10 hours in Industrial Arts and o scholarship honor point rotio of 1 0 l ost spring the club traveled to Moline, Davenport, ond Rock Island for a three doy tour of the industrial plants ond other points of interest in thot immediate orco A similor trip is being planned for this Spring. This year the dub entered in the Homecoming Pa- rade a float which won first place in the mechonicol division. The club is sponsored by Duonc Cole, Instructor in Metals Historical Society The Historicol Society, on honorory organization for students majoring or minoring in ony of the social sci- ences, is the oldest leorned society on the campus The purpose of the Society is to advonce the study of the social sciences and to provide instructive and informa five programs for oil interested students. The onnuol spring banquet is the Society's major sociol function. Prince Constontine of Bovaria wos this year's speaker Dr. Gilbert C. Kohlenberg is the sponsor. i ie Row One. Shirley Gillum Cloire Kotsudo, Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg, sponsor, Eileen Logon, v.ce-pres.. Lorry Maace pres Gene Sparer, sec -trees Dr Ruth Town . Jo Cahall, Wilma Potterson Row Two: Dr Pouline D. Knobbs, Audrey Blodgett Vivon Colemon Thrcsso W.llioms Jeon Newport, Marilyn Goodw.n, Dove Ronchetto, Dole Beck, Dr Dov.d D. March. Henry hnstowski. Jock Delahunt Row I hree: Jonct McVoy. Lindo Brooks, Larry Christensen, Johnny Hollor, Daniel DcNike Richord Tcgethoff, Larry Homngton, Ezro M. Coppin, Boh Cook, Fdgor Fisher. Row One- Koren Horibe, .Louro Ramos, Koy Izumi, Gonzalo Bereo, Luis Sonchez, Werner Moteu, Kyoko Hoyoshi, Nildo Montes, Helen Shiromo. Row I wo. Sheila Shinn, Janet Davidson, Carlos Diaz dc Leon, v. pres., Horlmut Keiner, pres.; Walter H Ryle, Jonys Ann Murphy, sponsor; Janette Aver, Rebecca Rivera, sec , Tokugiro Miuro, treos ; Nes'e Kivonr, Gun sm Ancon. Row Three: Eleonor Nokoto, Cloire Katsodo, Warren Reyr� olds, Carol Olson, LvdiO Acosto-Rondo, Pearl Hew, Jonicc Lcgg, Lee Chai Hyup, P B Sinho, Mary Tootsou, Snmiro Jodon, Ulo Hirsborg, Ermgord Freitag, Felix Leman Row Four: Rosolyn Nakomuro, Monon Nokoniuro, Jorge Sadurni, Jose Chovern, Monucl Montolvo, Joime Oillovreol, Fred Njenga, Teofilo Salinas, Ki Chang, Ram Scwak, Un Sung Pork, Samson Kimani, Bong Chung, Soo Nam Chao, Hyung Gao Song International Club Sigma Zeta The Internotionol Club is composed of foreign and American students who ore interested in learning of one another's cultures. In an effort to prompt good will ond better understandings among nations, the club sponsors various social ond educotionol activities Among the highlights of the year is the onnuol Christmos dinner, for which the members prepare food thot is representa- tive of each country. Sigmo Zeto is the notionol honorary science society on compusr To be eligible for membership, a student must be majoring in notural sciences or mothomatics and must mointoin o hiqh degree of scholarship in these fields. The aims of the organization ore to encourage con- tinuing advancement in the field of science, to promote ond recognize scholostic achievement, ond to foster friendly social activities. Row One: Dr. Mox E. Bell, Dr. Dean Rosebery, Stonley Willioms, sec.-treos ; John Howkins, pres ; Eugene Smith, Dr Rieger. Row Two: Karen Horibe, Kenneth Henry, Bill Wegner, John Robertson, Gary Stogsdill, David Cole 119 Row One. Elaine Hutbert, Anita Wolf, Geraldine Gosrh, sponsor, Dorie Roberts, treos., Corol Purvis, yres., Shirley Jeffries, 5CC , Bobbie Kehr, Dorothy Peorson, sponsor, Rusti Morns. Row Two: Marilyn Vetter, Linda Dixon, Thelmo Switzer, Flizo- beth Powers, Judi Wood. Suzon Kochheiser, Caryl Lockridgc, Sharon Moyo, Mory Ann Douglos, llene Stcworf, Susan Fleok, Avis Alexander, Marilyn Rhoads, Virginio Gardner, Joniee Hill, Mory Boone. Row Three: Jomce Farmer. Karen Plotz, Marilyn Robinson, Rosemary Rippel, Sylvio Stout, Noncy Bryant, Karen Aeschlimon, Ramona Klos, Carolyn Turnbull, Koren Steele. Pot Thompson, Freda Mohr, Eileen Logan, Bobbi Ellison, Pot Block, Fron Kinsello, Judy Vail, Lolo Woolf. Colhecon Colhecon is o sociol and professional organization offilioted with both the Missouri and American Home Economics Associations All Home Economics majors ond minors ore eligible for-membership. The purpose of the organization is to troin young women to be active and efficient leoders in the home ond in community life. This yeor's activities included a get-acquainted picnic ot the lake and the onnuol Christ mas party, held ot the Home Monogement House. Romance Language Club The Romance Language Club is composed of stu- dents who ore studying o romonee longuagc or who arc interested m this field. The purpose of the club is to en- couroge the speokirig Of the foreign languages which ore being studied. One of the club's functions is sponsoring o foreign film to be shown for the benefit of the student body. Row One’ Dr Michoel Romon, sponsor, Edwin Smiser, vice-pies., Jim DePuy, Otis Baker, pres.. Sue Slowensky, sec., Ullo Sterm Hirsborg, treos.. Sherry Sowers. Row Two: Sheila Shinn, Wondn Turner, Carolyn Mulford, Kyoko Hoyoshi, Judy Wof- Icr, Helen Cotton, Horriet Hoag, Gunsin Aricon, Nes'e Turon Kivonc, Morthlu Bledsoe, Joan Dissmger, Sharon Doss. Row ’’ hree:Wilmo Patterson, Lois Wise, Donno Dawkins, Warren Reynolds, Jeanette Christman, Edwin Daniel, Stanley Falconer, Marty Jenkins, Karen Richards, Yolondo Vondrcnocke, David Cole 120 Row One Ron Bogley, treos.; Bobby Doniels, vice-pres., mond Likes, Chorles Elorn, Horry Toylor Jock Mono, pres., Vmcil Koylor, sec Row Two; Eugene French, Roy- Westminster Square and Compass Club Opportunity to continue the Study of the history ond philosophy of Mosonry is offered by the Squore ond Ccm- pOSS Club. The organizotion is open to oil Master Ma- sons. In 1948 the club wos founded on this comp'us ond in 1956 it was reorganized in order that it might serve os both o sociol ond educational organizotion. Through out the ycor the dub hos mony proqroms ond activities to further interest ond porticipotion in the Mosons. Fellowship Westminster Fellowship is on orqonizotion of the Presbyterian Church for college young people. It is the oim of this orgonizotion to provide fun, fellowship ond inspiration for those who offend Weekly dinner meetings ore held ot the Presbyterion Church. The programs are presented by commissions with these choirmen; Faith, Sheila Shinn; Outreach, Marvin Russell; Citizenship, Dick Edwards; Fellowship, Jean New- port; and Witness, Marqoret Motter. The fellowship com- mission is m charge of parties, fellowship hours, and folk doncing. Besides those programs given by the college young people, others have been presented by Rev. Herbert Manning, Rev. Wesley Harker ond Dr. C. V. Huenemann. At the beginning of the yeor the group held a party ot the home of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Gross The group also entertained the Adrian Singers, the men's choir from the University of Dubuque. Westminster Fellowship olso porticipotes in Reliqious EmphosiS Week. The sponsor of Westminster Fellowship is Rev Wesley R. Harker. Row One; Sharon McCullouqh, Sheila Shinn, Jonet Dovidson, sec.-treos., Jane Romiue, pres., Denny Wigol, vice-pres.; Rev. Wesley Horker, sponsor, Carol Olson. Row low Margaret Mutter, Sheryl Fullerton, Sondi Waddill, Glenno Winhold. Erno Win hold. Jeon Newport, Jeonette Christman, Karen Richards, Koy Burchett, Joan Morch, Kyoko Hoyoshi Row Three Virginio Hogue, Sondi Wiqol, C. E. Gum, Richord Moore, Rolph Porter, Morvm Russell, Worren Reynolds, Shoron Gross, Lmdo Funk. 121 mi Row One Fronk Enqlond, vice-pies., Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg, sponsor; Vern Wolfmcyor. trrds Row Two: Walter McCormick. Kay Kutzner. Hartmut Keiner Disciple Gamma Delta Student Fellowship Gommo Delto, a Lutheran organization, is open to oil college and university students. Its purpose is to encourage Christian knowledge ond service while it en- larges the student's religious knowledge. Sociol octivities ore port of the Gamma Delta pro- gram for the promotion of a fuller life for the college student. The Disciple Student Fellowship, organized to help students grow in religious understanding as they gain knowledge of the orts and sciences, is a fellowship of students who wish to develop spiritually os they achieve intellectual maturity. D.S.F.'s activities, including fellowship suppers, pro- grams, choir, recreotion nights, ond noondoy devotions, arc held in the educational building of Kirksvillc's First Christion Church, where study rooms, library facilities, o recreation center, ond O complete hi-fi listening room are available Row One. Billy Privitt, vice-pres.. Pot Anthony, pres.; Bill Wagner, sec. Row Two: Elizobeth Powers, dev. ch ; Elome Spurgeon, Sonya Barkley, Mary Ann Douglas, Martha Hollcroft. Row Three. Gene Schmidt. Janet Votes, treos.. Lorry Porks, Edward Coffmon, sponsor; Lucy Howarth 122 Row One: Dob Johnson, Jorqe Morns, Lonv Rhoods, Neol Bear, Lloyd Drown, Wendell Doyle, Donald Henderson, Bob Cook, Sam Simlcr, Gary Dawkins. Row Two: Mary Boone, Janice Hill, Jim Bell, John C Pox, sponsor, Don Weber, lorry Hornngton. pres., Betty Riley, sec., Jim Dovenport, vice-pres., Shoron Ellis, hist., Le Ann Gaubatz, Charlotte Motteson. Row Three. Vivian Colemon, Betty Jo White, Judy Wood, Melody Powell, Jo Ann Willey, Lola Woolf, Kay Dewey, Jane McClure, Potsy Short, Revo Holmon, Corol Booty, Arleto Boone, Helen Nieoletti, Mory Muir, Ltievino Roney, Joyce Akoqi, Morilyn Robin- son, Dorboro Land, Amto Amoto. Row Four Suson Stokes, Dovid Miles, Johnny Holior, Corlos Diuz de Leon, Kenneth Vin cent. Sterling Holbrook, Moribcth Riley, Nina Fitzgerald, Carolyn Sondison, Joy Strick, Amto Minor, Donnn Higgins, Vicky Askins, Judy Veil, Jim Lenzmi, Richard Novinger, Beryl Hort. Row Five: Poul Helton, Robert Wolker, DcWayne Becke- meier, Jim Sauer, Bob White, Werner Strick, John Grohom, Clarence Conover, Bob Jewett, Mitchell Magrudcr. Baptist Student Union For many of the students on compus, the Bootist Student Union is a link between church and college. Study, rcliqious, and recreofional facilities ore available to students in the new student center adjoining the college compus. BSU also porticipotes in noonday devotional services which ore open to oil students. BSU projects for this year included o Homecoming floot ond the onnual spring Retreot. Baptist Student Center. 123 Row One. Sandra Giachino, corres sec , Jackie Monko, cub. ch., Rita Sosa, rec. sec., Ron Buhr, viec-pres ; Gene Sparer, pres.; Marilyn Mayes, rreos ; Fron Kmsello, scciol ch., J. R. Kinsella, relig. ch , Bernard Buekmah Row Two: Ken Edelen, Ginger Doshiell, Korea Cofer, Janet Unger, Connie Loughridge, Nancy O'Brien, Koren Aeschilmon, Felix Leman, Debbie Null, Mar • ha Murrell, Sue Mayes, Mary Ann Gerlemon, Monlyn Vetter, Gerry Campbell. Row Three: Michael Dadds, Lawrence Sch- reck, R F Ports, John Poole, William Hoskins, fcdward Glcdbach, James Paale. Gory Corter, Joe Kelly, Richard FitzHenry, Froncis Sporer, Don Flanagan, Anthony Borulich, Dan Deeters Newman Club The Newmon Club is o notional organization for Catholic students on campus. Its purpose is to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced progrom of religious, intellectual, and social activities. Some of the activities for the yeor were: o spring retreat at Conception, Missouri, a hoyride and picnic at Thous- and Hills State Pork, spaghetti and chili suppers, the building of o floot which received first place honors in theme division of the Homecoming parade, a Christmas donee and benefit drive, the sponsoring of on Intromurol bosketball team, and group Communions ond breokfosts. 124 Row One. Rev. John Word, Dean Linder, bill Jeffries, vice-pres., Gil Kroeyer, Rom. King, Roy Cothern, treos., Joon Hutton, sec.. Dole Bogley, pub , Wondn Cnllihon, Jim Voil, pres., Jock Moore, director Row Two: Lindo Dixon, Mary Klousmeier, Mory Anne Smith, Amto Kugler, Ponsy Wilson, Sylvio Stout, Florence Grim, Koy Kufzner, Judy Bertch, Noncy Sorrell, Ber nice Adams, Jean Northrop, Hylah Wilson, Ruby Rice, Mary Atkinson, Sandra Zcchurios, I onna McCornas, Louise Jones. Row Three: Judy Troiner, Revo Cook, Gene Schneider, Kenneth Henry, Dick Adorns, Woyner Blokeley, Duonc Wyatt, Deon Von Ness, Gene Linder, Clyde Fronk, George Giltner, Gordon Stout, Gory Hendren, Den Flonoqon, Joyce Birkeness, Frcdo Mohr, Marcel Hogan. Wesley Foundation Wesley Foundotion, the college youth group of the Methodist Church, seeks to provide Spirituol guidonce ond religious ond sociol octivity for its members. Jack Moore, the new director of Wesley hos contributed much toward moking the yeor o successful one. Some of tne activities this yeor included o hayride, two floats in the Homecoming Porode, ond o Spring retreot ot the Lokc of the Ozorks. Jock Moore, director. Rev. John Word. 1 2S Candid Campus Whot port of Missouri is this? Home owoy from home” 1 20 Crozy, man, crazy Row One: Heidi Bushnell, Miss Elizobeth Worrell, sponsor, Beth Novinger, sec., John Kopp, pres., Tom Kooreman, vice-pres., Tokuhiro Miuro. Shirley Sheesley. Row Two. Noncy Cosner, Ann Jones, Karen Grober, Sondro Crogg, Lindo Cuerden, Ann Flinchpaugh, Joon Morch, Shirley Mudd. Row Three: Carolyn Mulford, Zclto Hull, Gerald Dawkins, Ted Mitlltr, Roqer Weiss, Virgil Egli, Dono Wright, Pot Russell, Sherry Sowers. Oral Interpreters The Orol Interpreters wos orgonized on this compus September 23, 1958, and is now a chartered organiza- tion. Providing its members opportunities to further dc velop the skills they hove ocquired in interpretation dosses is the primary purpose of the organization. To be eligible for membership o student must currently be, or previously hove been, enrolled in an orol interpreta- tion closs. College Players The College Ployers is o dromoties group thot pro- duces end moneges most of the college ploys ond mu- sicols. Mocbeth wos produced under the direction of Jock Hensley in the foil with Al Srnko ond Sondro Cragg storring. During winter quarter A Marriage Proposal'' by Chekhov was presented. In the spring Showboot, o musical by Jerome Kern, wos produced in co-operation with the college music deportment. The College Ployers seek to develop such theater skills os octing, directing, moke-up, ond crew work. These are the skills which will be useful to them in future teaching ond community work. Sherod Collins is the sponsor ond Jock Hensley, di- rector. Row One: Scott Schulze, Dorothy Thorp, Sharon Doss, Karen Grober, sec.-treos., Ted W Mittler, pres., Shirley Mudd, hist., Darlene Skaggs, Mr. Sherod Collins, sponsor, Jock Hensley, director Row Two: Edwin Smith, Sherry Sowers, Revo Cook, 7elto Hull. Ann Naylor, Borbara Irving, Sandro Crogg, Judy Bertch, Suson Stokes, Donna Higgins, Lindo Cuerden, Connie Loughndge, Jone Lowing, Koren Biggs, Joon Morch Row Three: Tom Kooreman, Dick Eitel, George Thornburgh, Don Free- mon, Frank Schoppach. Deon Linder, Gole McDonold, Tipton Biggs, Don Peter, Walter McCormick, Wendell Armstrong, Jack Twitchell. Row Four- I orry Magee, Dick FitzHcnrv. John Kopp, Gil Kroeger, John Beebout Not Pictured: Dono Wright, vice-pres. • 27 Macbeth ' Stars, hide your fires! Let nor light see my block and deep desires . . The tragedy of Mocbeth by Williom Shakespeare was presented this yeor by the College Players under the di- rection of Mr. Jock Hensley Lady Mocbeth, Sandro Crogg, ond Macbeth, Al Srnka, plot the king's death. Lady Mocbeth, we accept your kind hospitality King Dunron soys Left to Right- Dano Wright, Myro Loeffler, Dorlene Skoggs. Lorry Mogee, Sondro Crogg, Frank Schappaeh. William Sprouse. Ted Mittler, Roger Weiss. John Beebout. Behind: Deon Linder. 128 NEMOS Roger Augspurqcr, Pot Block, Glen Boone, Lorry Brodshow, Sondro Crogg, Don Denver, Janie Dillinyer, Virgil byli, James Frozee, Linda Funk, Danny Hamilton, Poulo Hoerrmonn, Normo Holzmeicr, Joon Hutton, Bob Long, Dean Linder, Dove Link, Woyne Mclntire, Ronold Miller, Chorlyn Nelson, Joneen Rotliff, Noncy Reed, Rebecca Rivero, Bill Ronon, Scott Schulze, Nino Jo Sharpe, Judy (Simpson) Ellis, Nancy Sorrell, Al Srnko, Lovonnc Stewart, Dianthe Truitt, Earl Turner, Harold Word, Judy Woods, Roger York Showboat Cast Dr. Stephen Hobson, NEMO Director. Nancy Rccd Ellic; Betty Lucos-Mag- noho; Benny Tucker-Goylord Rovcnoi; Sandy Cragg-Julie, olternote Lmdo Funk; Al Srnko Fronk. t 29 Bn rid Row One: Doris Winn, clorinct; Mormon Rekittke, clarinet, Judith Buie, clarinet; Paulo Hocrrmonn, clarinet. Becky Mcc t er, clorinct. Row Two. David Miles, clarinet. Jock Helmcr, clarinet; Phyllis Young, clorinct; Karen Klinginsmith, Clarinet; gil Chott, French horn. Miss Pease, French horn, Jackie Monko. french horn, Louis Byers, french horn, Janie Dillir french horn Row Three Woyne Martin, clonnet. Normo Miller, clarinet, Donny Christy, bontone sox, Virginio Robcr Tenor sox, Martha Fcttcrcr, olto sox; Dovid Kropf, olto sox, Poul Howell, trumpet. Paul Miller, trumpet; Karen Richards, tr pet, Jon McDonold, trumpet, Brandt Crocker, trumpet, Joe Hall, trumpet Row Four Pot Block, percussion, Richord Sulli percussion, Nancy Long, percussion; Pet Schulze, percussion, Don Freeman, percussion, Walter Medcolf, percussion. D Link, tuba, Don Walter, tuba Bond Officers: Becky Mocumbcr, sec.; Bob Long, viCC-pres., Woyne Mclntirc, pres., Roger Augspurger, trees., Joan Dissmger, alumni sec Band OR. PAUL $TR bond Director One. Dorothy Bollontyne, flute; Judy Woods, flute; Joan Morch, flute, Koy Kutzner, oboe; Joon Dissinger, oboe Two: Lovonne Steworf, french horn; Gordon Stout, french horn, Harold Word, french horn; I orry Porks, boss clorinet; nio Hogue, boss clorinet; Danny Homilton, boss clorinet; Aletfo Deiling, bossoon; Jonc Link, bessoon Row Three: Eorl er, trumpet, Roger Augspurger, trumpet. Bob Lang, trumpet, Phillip Epperson, trombone, Wendell Doyle trombone, ne Mclntire, trombone; Norton Butler, trombone, Don Weber, trombone, Roger Honson. trombone; Gory Hocgc, bon , Keren Grober, baritone; Richard Droce, baritone Row Four: Lyle Newkirk, tuba; Jim Jones, tuba, Scott Schulze, tym- 13 1 %$■ College Chorus Row One. Janet Lambkin, Linda Read, Sherry Sowers, Mary Muir, Karen McBrotney, Mory Anne Smith, Corol Biqqs, Lovonne Stewart Row Two: Jone Dillingar, Le Noro Sawyer, Zelto Hull, Carole Fisher, Betty Lucas, Susan Stokes, Sally Golbraith, Melindo Moses, Noncy Ncol, Phyllis Shnkord, Judy Wofler. Row Three: Jane Moore, Jeonnie Jones, Joon Dissinger, Judy fllis, Joan Markham, Sandra Crogg, Virginia Link, fcrno Winhold, Nancy Sorrell, Karen Aeschlimon, Joan Hutton, Chorlyn Nelson, Judy Woods, Jane Thomas, Vicky Askins, Linda Flam, Jonean Ratliff Row Four: Linda Funk, Janet McVcy, Earl Turner, Dick Eifcl, Gory Richords, Lorry Brodshow, Scott Schulze, Richord Moore, Duone Wyott, Jerry Wilson, Don Henry, Don Weber, Neil Adams, Paul Howell, Jim Frazce, Don Dcover, Sundi Wigul. Row Five. Gene.’Lindor, Richord Croig, Francis Sporer. Men's Glee Club Row One Roger Augspurger, Scott Schulze, Jim Frozee, Poul Howell, Bob Auld, Robert Dovolt, Don Deover. Row Two: Virgil Fgli, Roger Hanson, Dove Link, Woyne Mclntire, Bill Ro- non, Lelond Bland Madrigal Singers Row One: Dr. Hobson, supervisor. Normo Holzmcicr, Lindo Funk, Re- becco Rivero, Chorlyn Nelson, Jone D.illinger. Row Two: Sandro Cragg, Scott Schulze, Wayne Mclntire, Bob Long, Don Hamilton, Nino Shorpe. 132 • ■ • • « :. %itn,( ..jijic.k’U Mr. Korl Webb, director of the College I .. a, orchestro. 1 • a I lie College Orchestra Miss Phradie Wells, director of the College chorus. Miss Agnes Siemens, sponsor Walt McCormick and Ken Rhodes proofing copy for the Index Index Staff For fifty yeors the Teachers College Index hos covered campus events in order to keep the students well informed. The Index serves stu- dents further by publishing speciol football and boskerball issues, giving coverage to organiza- tional projects, ond speciol events. Jcurnolism classes comprise the stoff which publishes the weekly poper, ond O minor in |Our- nalism is offered by the school. Eoch quarter the newswriting class elects on editor ond assist ont editor who serve for thot quorter Miss Ag- nes Slemons i$ the adviser. Ken Serfoss, Index photogropher Row One. Stan Willioms, Ken Serfoss, Walter J. McCormick, editor. Miss Agnes Slemons, sponsor, Sharon DePuy. Row Two. Wanda lurner. Charlene Cox, Shcilo Shinn, Lois Wise, Morthlu Bledsoe. Connie Loughridge, Anita Geringer, Cloire Kotsudo, Elizabeth Anne Novinger Row Three John Jepson, Worren Reynolds. L E Mohonev, John E. Kopp, Dick FitzHenry, Dole Woodward, Jim Murphy, asst, ed , Frcnk Enqlond. 134 Row One: Thelrnu Switzer, Carol Purvis, Dottie Willioms, Cor men Calvin, Sondi Waddill, Betty Jo White, Lyndo ©okmon, Anita Gonnormon Row Two: Marilyn Muff, Marcia Berrymon, Joanne Cone, Normo Loubscher, Revo Holman, Charlyn Nelson, Marilyn Lowscn, Elizabeth Doniels, Bernice Adorns, Bibet Weber, Sondro Giochino. Beverly Christy Row Three: Colleen Muir, Eleanor Smithson, Ruby Rice, Bobhi Fllison, Corolyn Turnbull, Lu ronne Dorr, Sandy Bornett, Suzonne Green, Lois Knight, Virginio Schlepp- horst. Pot Snyder. Women's Athletic Association W A A is on organizotion of women students who ore interested in othletic activities in college. The organization provides opportunities for improvement in the vorious othletic skills. I he major program of W.A A. is the intromurol Sport tournoments in nine seosonol sports including volleyboll, boskctboll, badminton, archery, table tennis, softball, shuffleboord, deck tennis, and bowling. Foch yeor a spring banquet is held for the purpose of awarding trophies ond installing new officers. Trophies ore awarded for tournament winners ond for individ- ual and team sportsmonship Row One: Sondro Zocharios, Betty Lucos, Koy Meodor, hist., Sheryl Fuller- ton, sec. Marty Cokcrham, pres., Karen McAllister, vice-pres., Betty Homond, Kay Swank, trees., Karen McBrotney, Lonno McComos. Row I wo: Morilyn Johnson, Sue Shuck, Lois Jo Wise, Bebe Muulfuir, Nadine Newell, Sandy Swank, Pot Roberts, Jackie McHenry, Margaret Schindler, Janet Moore, Moiy Atkinson, Arleto Boone. Row Three: Miss Phyllis Knode, sponsor, Koy Daughrify, Carol Dugger, Nino Fitzgerold, Joyce Woodson, Kitty Lundhoy, Jeon Newport, Pot Thompson, Jeanette Christman, Sue Wantland, Linda Funk, Doris Nelson, Ginger Dashiell, Miss Martho Spath, sponsor. Where's the apple3 1 3S Row One Mr Kenneth C. Sykes, sponsor, Sheryl Fullerton, sec., Edwin Smiser, pres ., George Nelson, vice-pres., Doris Nelson, trees. Row Two; Phyllis Conley, Debbie Null, eounnlwomon, Anito Wolf, Sondro Giochino, Alto Corson, Lorn Murokomi, rownrilmemhers-ot-lorge Row Three- C F Grim, Don Swoyze, Jock Word, Bosil Hunt, Jock Delohunt Student Council Edwin Smiser, Student Council Presi- dent. Promoting ond CO-ordinotinq student octivities ond encour- ogmg cooperotion between the student body ond the foculty and administration are the main objectives of the Student Council. Social octivities for the student ore planned by the Council, including o Christmos formol ond mony informol Kompus Krowls. Homecoming, Parents' Doy, ond Senior Day for neor-by high schools ore also planned and organized by the Council. This year they initiated the Fun Festival, which is to be on onnuol event With the spring comes the exciting compoign in which the George Nelson, Student Council Vice- Political porties on compus vie for the students votes with slogans, president posters, and rallies. I.B. won all seven offices last year. Council members ore elected by the student body for a one year term A councilman and councilwomon are elected by each closs, (ot the beginning of the fall quarter) to represent them in the Council Summer replacements ore made by recommendations of Council members and class officers. Dr Robert Wright is the Council's sponsor STUDENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Row One Jerry Chevalier, Don DeNike, Mrs Ruth 8col. sponsor; George Nelson, rhoirmon, Debbie Null, Donna Dawkins, Morthlu Bledsoe. Row Two: Dorlene Skoqgs, Dons Roberts, Marts- Hoskins, George Thornburgh, Judy Bench, Stonlev Falconer Chorlenv Cox, Frank Clark. Paulo Hoerrmonn. Row Three- Dale Beck, Bill Schweitzer, Jorry Havdon, Joe Hasenstab. Dick FitzHenry, Charles Snyder, C E. Grim. 137 Kow One: Donna Dowkins, Koy Meador, Alctta Deiling, Jone Thomo Row Two: Judy Poro di e, see ; Dionthe Truitt, vice-pres.; Mrs Ruth Beol, sponsor; Mortho Hollcroft, pres ; Delores Overstreet, treos. Row three: Anito Wolf, June Moore, Judy Kinworthy, Alto Corson. All sorority activities on ccmpus ore governed by the local chapter of the Notional Ponhcllenic Council. The Council is composed of three representatives from coch of the four SOCiol sororities. The Council helps with Greek Week, ond the Parent’s Doy Tea, and provides cloak- room service at school donees. A foreign student is sponsored by the Council each year, the money for the proiect is obtomed from the sole of student theater tickets. At the annual spring banquet, a scholarship cup is owerded to the sorority with highest scholastic overage 138 Row One: Lorry Gordon, Bob Libby Row Two- Lorry Herron, pres.; Dr Gilbert Kohlenberg, sponsor; Worren C. Wotts, vicc-pres., Morvm Aboloff, sec.-treos. Row Three: Dove Rome, Gordon Benson. Not Pictured. Jock Moddex, Jerry Hall. For hormony ond cooperation between the sociol fraternities on campus, the Inter- froternity Council works with the presidents, vice-presidents, sponsors, ond rnembers-ot-large from coch froternol organization. Setting rush dotes ond mediating disagreements between the fraternities ore two im- portant functions of the Council It olso sponsors the annual Interfroternity Council Bonquct, at which the President's Scholarship Trophy is oworded to the fraternity with the highest honor-point rotio. Row One. June Bartling Moore, vice pres ; Mortho Borne� � Hollrrof� , pres.; Mrs Sorah Wimp, sponsor Row Two- Ann Flmchpouqh, trcos.; Chorlene Cox, editor, Angie Wilson, membership director; Corol Poden, sec,; Morilyn Moves, chaplain. Founded. Farmville, Vo., 190 69 notional chapters Alpho Beto o� KSTC, 1920 Colors: Red and white. Flower. Narcissus. Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpho Sigmo Alpho entered the tall quarter with the I9b -u8 President's Scholarship Cup and the Women's Sports Trophy of '57-'58 A speciol protect of the year wos the formotion of the K-Dettes, a new drill team on campus. This organ- isation. composed of thirty-two Alphas, performed drill routines ct the home football and basketball gomes The group was directed by Al Srnko Three Alphos--Judy Durhcm, Jeonme Jones, and Sylvia S� out--were cheerleaders, and Phyllis Slinkord, Barbara Frcisc, Suzanne Green, and Colleen Muir were mO|Oret� es Rush portics consisted of A Night in New Orleans'' and on informal brunch Pledge doy brought the Alphos twenty pledges. Speciol recognition went to Marty Hollcroft, Shirley Mudd, and Angie Wilson, who were chosen for Who's Who in Americon Colleges and Universities. Angie Wilson was crowned queen of the Fun Festival, Lana Lmdlcy was attendant to the Homecoming queen, and Sue Mayes wos the choice of the freshman closs for Echo queen. The philanthropic project was the cerebral polsy clinic. The Sweetheort Donee wos held in February and the Mother's Dav lea and Breakfast Dance in May Row One. Karim Biggs, Hyloh Wilson, Syivio Stout, Borboro Freis , Suzonne Green. Row I wo. Janet Unger, Morghic Young, Dcidrc Hatfield, Nancy Harding, Mary Hendren, Sue Flledge, Phyllis Slmkard Row Three Jonice Former. Sue Mayes, Mary Ann Door, Carolyn Turnbull. Sondv Bornctt, Judy Ellis, Jeonme Jones. Row One: Phyllis PolliTt, Normo Nirkell, Koren Hoynci, Dottic Willioms. Chorlotte Oorothv Row I wo: lone l.indley. Uono Wright, Dorothy Miley, Noncy Bryant, Fron Kmscllo, Chorlyn Nelson, Mcnlyn Lowson Row Three. Diene Horpcr, Bcbbi Ellison, Terry Jo Schochel, Carol Flovhortv Alpha Sigma Alpha Kow One: Koy Swank, Thclmo Switzer, Sandro Woddill, Cormen Colvin, Morty Cokerhom. Row Two: Carolyn Mulford, Shoron McCullough, Judy Kinworthy, Janet Moore, Judy Smith, Poulo Hoerrmonn, Judy Durham, Linda Brooks, Audrey Blod- gett, Jean Newport, Luzonne Dorr, Kathy Bowles. 14 1 Row One: Dick Miller, rcr see ; Dr 1 eon Kcrel, sponsor; Gene Gordner, corres. sec., John Mullm, sgt -ot-orms Row Two: Jerry Hoydon, trees , Gordon Denson, vice-pres., Dove Koine, lournolist. Lorry Herron, pres. Founded: Emporio, Konsos 28 notionol Choptcrs. Gommo chapter at KSTC, 191 Flower. White tco rose Colors: Cardinnl red ond silv Phi Sigma Epsilon Phi Siqmo Epsilon is o notionol sociol frotermty es- toblished to promote o closer bond omong men students of higher educotionol institutions Gamma chapter was organised locally in 1923, ond in 1926 wos one of the first three chapters which |omed together to become the notionol orgomzotion of Phi Sigmo Epsilon, which hos today a totol of 28 chapters. Gamma chapter began its current year's activities in August when it served os host to the Notionol Conclove of Phi Sigmo Epsilon, held in the Sfotler Hotel in St. Louis Other fall quarter activities included the redecora- tion of the fraternity house and participation in home coming events. Winter brouqht along the annual rush smoker end Apache Dance. When the rush season wos over, the men of 602 South Elson found themselves the welcome task or shooing 32 new pledge-; into luture Phi Sigs Februory found Comma chopter host to the regional conclave. Of which chapters from Maryville, Worrensburg, Block Hills State Teochers, Iowa Stotc Teachers, and Parsons Colleges were represented. Lorry Herron, president of the Phi Sigs, was selected for Who's Who, and John Mullm wos sports editor of the Echo. Sponsoring the fraternity again this year were Dr. Leon Korel and Mr Duane Cole Pledges 142 Row One: Wayne O'Neal, Larry Stater, Dick Hannom, Gory Gronnis, Jim Jenkens, Denny Wigol, Ed Swarfhout, Marvin Ryon Row Two- Breck Brown, Gene Brcndel, Ron Bloeboum. Don Lee, Colvin Berry, Jim Evans, Jim Wall, Dick Shockey, Paul Miller, Dan Parrish. Row Three. Dale Davis, Gene I hamos, Ray Eickmcycr. Doug Stoklcy, Leon Schufze, Bob Stumph, Stan Mortin, Larry Frazier, Rolph Allen. Joe Holey, Jock Word Row One John Compbell, Wilson Bolt, Roy Tewell, Fronk Clork, Rodney Bomeft Row Two: Phil Novinger, Jim Shepherd, Jim Hollcroft, Jerry Moqrone, Rich Horns. Row Three: Sorry Benson. Bill Ronon, Merle Wolker Frank Schoppoch, Bill Boll. Phi Sigma Epsilon Row One: Jerry Hoydon, Dick Miller, John Muhin, Gene Gordner. Lorry Hcrrcn Row Two: Jock Chcriwick, Gordon Benson, Dole Turner. Bill Miles, Dick Wyoft Row Three: Otis Boker, Don Shoemoke, Dove Rome 143 Escapades Who� ' holding up the food? Phi Sige on the move ot Homecoming Poss the wme, eh Monsuier? Not too hord, pleose, Sir Mullin' 144 Phi Sigi go French lor ru h donee, A I'Apoche ITI1 ided: Ypsilonti, Mich., 1894 notionol chapters, xied. K.S.T.C.. 1994 rs: Turquoise ond Gold, ers- Forget me-not arid Jonquil Kow One. Delores Overstreet, pres., Alerto Deiiing. vice-pres., Corol Boiley, corres sec Row Two: Miss Whitson. sponsor; Wondo Turner, rer see.; Jonc Thomos. treos., Floro Lou Sharp, editor Pi Kappa Sigma Pi Koppc Sigmo, o notionol social sorority for women, wos founded m 1894 ot Michigan Normol, Ypisilonti, Mirhigon Pi Choptcr wos founded locolly in i 924 The Pi Kop's first octivity of the yeor wos Homo- coming, Mory Ann Billups wos crowned Homecoming queen Rush season began with a Fashion Show ot Elaine's, o bridge party followed Fourteen pledges were odded this season. Special honor was brought to Pi Koppo by Mory Anno Billips ond Delores Overstreet, who were selected for Who's Who m Amerieon Colleges and Universities Jone Thomas was Pi Kap's candidate for Fun Festival queen. Row One: Flora Lou Sharp, Donna Block, Nadine Newell, Potsy Mitch Row Two: Wondo Turner, Corol Boiley, Jane Thomas, Miss Whitson. Revo Holmon, Sharon Gross, Alette Deilmq. Row Three. Eleanor McCortncy. Jonell Turner. Mary Anna Billups, Bibet Weber, Janet Jones. Borboro Mobcc, Delores Overstreet Founded: Berkeley, Calif.', 19 1 8 notionol chapters Founded: K.S.T.C., 1953 Colors: Purple ond Gold. Flowers. Yellow Pernet Rose. Dr Deon Rosebery, sponsor. Lorry Gordon, pres., Marvin Aboloff, vice-pres , Jerry Holl, treos Alpha Kappa Lambda and Associates XI Chopter of Alpho Koppo I nmhdn wos fnrmnlly orgonired nt KSTQ in 1953 Hoving been founded in 1914 ot the University of Coliformo, AKL is the only notionol fre- ternity with the distinction of having originated on the west coast ond thence moving east- ward Ar present there ore twenty three effiliote chapters in colleges and universities through out the United Stores. The fraternity's special projects of the yeer include the meal proqrom for members and the addition of new furnishings and floor coverings for the fraternity house. Rush activities included the annual rush smoker end the University Rush dance, after which the chapter pledged 1 7 new members The outstanding achievement of the ycor was the winning of the Notionol Scholarship Trophy XI has now won this award for two consecutive yeors. Individual members who hove brought honors to the fraternity are Larry Gordon, by being selected to the Who's Who, ond Walter McCormick, serving os editor of the Index Proceeds from the St Patrick's Dance were presented to the Solvotion Army os o civic- philanthropic project. Row One. Lester Peters, William Wood, Terry Eggesieckcr, Roger York, Neal Curtis Row Two: Don Stolte, Don Kelly, Gale McDonold, John Williams, Don Flanagan, Herbert Bracht Row Three Lorry Muir. George Hargrove, Fd Flson, Carroll DeWitt. Not Pictured: Bill Fehen, Gory Jones, Bob Nicdringhous. ♦ Pledges 14« Row One; James Kington, Or. Dean A. Rosebery, Lorry Gordon, Tom Shaw, Morvin Aboloff. Row Two: Pool Neumonn, Walter McCormick, Lloyd Gholson, Richard Nichols, Vernon Drum- mond. Row Three. Jerry Hall, Don Wolker, Jomes Vail. Not Pictured: Poul Boyd, Bill Schweit- zer, Clarence Ochsner, Richord Dutton. Alpha Kappa Lambda The pause that refreshes, at the nnnuol Uni- versity Donee Ployboy plus cords plus smoke plus fun equols AKL rush smoker '47 Fraternity Snaps 'Hey, Jack, look ot tins, I fed o drott Crorkers5'? AKL speakers table big Smoke of Phi Sigs! Don't toko your quns to town, Bill 149 Row One. Judy Paradise, pres , Di. Ruth Towne, sponsor; Karen McAllister, vice-prcs. Row Two Loni Murakomi, vice-pres.; Doris Lee Nelson, rec. sec ; Oorboro Landrum, treos.. Dome Holbert. curres, sec. Founded. Oxford, Ohio, 1902 1 22 notional chapters Founded: KSTC. 1956 Colors: Rose and Green Flower. Killarney Rose Delta Zeta Deltas storted the foil of 1958 by appearing uni- formly dressed in white blozers bcoring the sorority's crest, ond block skirts end sweoters. Special project of the year wos the D2 chorus, o group organized for the enjoyment of singing ond work- ing together. The Delto Zeto qlee club appeared of the Ponhellemc Teo, at the Fun Festival Show, and on KIRK's College Life show. After the rush porties of the foil season, 21 girls meeting the stondords set by the Delto Zeto were pledged. Four Deltos were selected to Who's Who. Doris Ncl son, Jon Fmke, Judy Porcdisc, ond Karen McAllister Shoryl Mogg, senior, ond Dorie Roberts, sophomore, were candidates of their respective dosses for Echo queen; Jon Fmke wos attendant to the Homecoming queen; ond Myra Loefflcr was the sorority's candidate for queen of the carmvol 1958 59 was o busy ond rewording year for Delto Sigmo, the locol chcpter of the lorgest notional sorority m the Notionol Ponhellenic Conference, Delto Zeta. Row One: Ino Koy Hiblcr, Shoion Mayo, Jon Crist, Ann Eidem, Pot Thompson. Row Two: Sally Andrews, Marcia Berryman, Jonet Davidson, Normo Loubsrher, Rosemary Rippel, Jonice Dil- linger. Marilyn Johnson. Morilyn Vetter Row Three: Myro Loeffler, Sherry Rankin, Ruth Shoe- myer, Sondro Sonders, Judy Willioms, Korcn Alberti, Micki Lowenberg. Borbora Joomes. Row One: DottiC Jockson, Dons Williams, Dorie Roberts, Eleonor Nokoto. Betty Hammond, Jane Romioe. Bertie McCoy, Sondv Swonk. Row Two' Corol Dugger, Pot Anthony, Jon Finkc, Nito Wolf, Pofsy Alrirrshof Delta Zeta Row One Koy Irumi, Corol Purvis, Sue Shuck. Phyllis Berry Row Two: Solly Golbroith, Jo Rondoll, Kay Daughrity, Joon Morch. Row Three: Shirley Fleshmon. Joonie Fve, Joyce Wolton, Donno Dawkins, Pot Roberts. i St Founded: Warrensburg, 1920 49 notiono! chapters Beta chapter at K. S. T. C , 1921 Flower White Rose Colors. Blue and White Row One: Richard Krekemeyer, treos.; Mr. John Goetze, sponsor; Worren C. Wotts, pres ; Jock Moddex, vice-pres., Ken Serfoss, rec.-sec. Row Two: Bor.il Hunt, grad, advisor, Chester Jennings, sgt of orms; Richard FitzHenry, corres sec., Proncis Sporer, hist; C F Grim, chap Sigma Tau Gamma Sigma Tau Gamma, o nationol social Iroternity for men, provides training and discipline of the individual who, in seeking an education, desires to moke himself a useful member of society, possessing knowledge, trained skill, ond copocity for accomplishment. From 1892 to 1921 it existed on this campus as Phi Lombdo Epsilon, which, in 1921, offilioted with the noticnol organization of Sigmo Too Gomma os Beta Chapter. In the spring of 1958 the local chapter was host to Theto Chapter of Moryvillc and Alpho Eto of lowo State Teachers in a Tri-Fiesta celebrotion. Homecoming was celebroted with the Sig Tous win- ning second ploce in the beouty division of the float con- test. Open house was held of Tau Towers with many Beto alumni returning to renew ceguomtonces of former School Daze. Long woolly beards, suggestive of the West in fron tier doys, were sprouted in 'November in anticipation of the Annual '49cr Dance. After a successful rush, 56 men pledaed to Siamo Tau Gommo. Members of Beto Chapter field many prominent of- fices in their classes and in other organizations Edwin 5miser was elected president of rhe Student Council; Marvin Russell, of the senior class; Chester Jennings, of he juniors, and Richord FitzHenry, of the sopho- mores Jerry West served os editor, and Francis Sporer, os assistant-editor of the Echo Bringing o umgue type of honor to his orgonizotion was Terry Lanfz, who was chosen by the student body os thp Ugliest Mon ot the onnuol Ugly Mon Donee Jerry Renfro wos crowned king of the Fun Festivol. Eight members were selected for 'Who's Who ; they were Jerry West, Marvin Russell, C E Grim, Robert Libby, Wayne Mclntire, Worren Wotts, Edwin Smiser, ond Fred Clarke Civic activities supported by Beto chcptcr included Mother's March on Polio, Community Chest, and blood for the Red Cross Blcodmobile. Mr. John Gcelze is sponsor of the organization. Row One: Dean Dovis, Dole Bee ., Dick Mahon, Gerry Compbell, Rex Meneely, Jock Ronney, Larry Tate, Jim Henry, Gary Hendren, Ed Fisher, Dove Cole. Row Two: Jack rwitched, Stacey Howell, Joe Collins, Gene Schneider, Lorry Alexander, Larry Wontland, Lee Cloyd, Lyle New- kirk, Jo« Kelly, Jerry Noble, Jim Hoys, Jim Lenzmi, Lorry Brodshow. Lorry Dinsmore Row Three: Earl Turner, Jewel Sires, Lorry Bollman, Vcrn Wolfmcycr, Al Nelson, Bill Decker, Jerry Wolf, Jon McDonold, Carroll Wogoner, Louis Byers, Orville Shape. Gory Bcgor, Don Peter, Clyde Bowen. Row Four: Dave Link, Dave Brown, Glenn Boos, Bill Rauschelboch, Sterling Ruddy, Boh Mason, Roy Bentele. Bob Botterson, Brandt Crocker Pledges Row One- Dole Woodward, Orm Mock Dove Ronchetto, Morvm Russell, loverne Peterson Row Two: Lorry Whitney, Jon Cook, Terry Lontz, Sherrill Lost. Neil Beer, Arden Messer, Virgil Egli, Rex Dmsmorc. Row Three: Rex Hordmon, Don Swoy e, Robert Libby, Ted Mittlcr, Jock Caldwell, Scott Schulze, Corl Baldwin. Row Four James Jones, Roger Hon on, Woyne Me- Intire, Art Door, Tom Gcodnik. Sigma Tau Gamma Row One: Dole Hopkins, Bert Correll. Bill Whortcn, Chorles Boldwin, Don Deover. Row Two; Jerry West, John Smith, Roy Recker. Jock Delohwnt. Richard Novinger, Gory Sollade, Tom Kooremon Row Three: Don Miller, Robert Jewett, Jerry Ren- Iro, Edwin Smiscr, Lorry Mogoc, Jomes Toylor, Robert Long, Terry Holl. Row Four: Ron Mortm, Jerry Hitt, John Troestcr, Joe Hascnstob, Richard Craig, Fred Clorke, Robert Riley. 133 s,g Tau Glimpses Anyone for o eoughdrop5 Time out from cords . . $igmo Tou's annual rush smoker. I he winnah! Winning beord Bill Whorton ot Tou's '49ji Dance. 134 The Beorded Ones. Rush One. two-three KICK! Soy Cheese! Sorority Queen of Hearts.' Flopper Wigol does the Chorleston of the Siqmo Tri's rush party, Boniour Momselle! 155 Founded: Formville, Vo., 1898 73 nafionol chopters Founded ot K.S.T.C., 1945 Colors: Purple and White Flower: Purple Violet Row One: Jonice Legg, vice-pres., Miss Leona Whittom, sponsor, Dionthc Truitt, pres Row Two: Beth Novingcr, keeper of grades; Lindo Reod. rer see ; Jeanette Christman, eorres sec.; Sheryl Fullerton, treos. Sigma Sigma Sigma The oims of Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, notionol sociol sorority, ore to estoblish o perpetuol bond of friendship, to develop c strong womanly character, to eneouroge scholastic attainment, ond to develop social conscious- ness Members ore required to have good background, leadership, scholarship, and chorcctcr. After a summer's recess ond c toll reunion on corn- pus, the Sigmos begon the school yeor socially at Home coming. Sheryl Fullerton was selected os attendant in the court of the Homecoming queen, ond Tri Sigma's float won second piece m the perode. Tn Sigma pledged twenty girls after two formol rush parties, Bon Jour Mom'selle ond Chez Sigma. Lotcr, in open rush, the Tri Sigmos pledged three more Sondro Crogg ployed o leading role m the production of Macbeth in the foil. Dianfhe Truitt, Jomcc Lcgg, Ann Novlor, ond Sondro Crcgq were selected for Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities. Janice Lcgg served os business monoger of the Echo; Nancy Cosner wes elected by the |umor closs os their candidate for Echo queen, and Alto Carson was Tri Sigma's candidate for cornivol queen Durmq the spring Tn Sigmo hod its annual Founder's Day Banquet and Formal Dance. Row One. Linda Shirley, Linda Howard. Sandra Gicchino, Margaret Mutter, Pat Trcnklc. Row Two: Carol Biggs, Connie Loughridge, Bebe Moulfair, Jill Hellige, Dorlene Skinner. Row Three: Jane Lowing, Corol Olson, Jane Link, Kitty Lundhoy, Nino Fitzgerald, Bernice Adams, Judy Wheeler. Pledges Row One: Rcbccco Mocumber, Borboro Douglos, Morthlu Bledsoe, Noncy Greggerson Row Two: Noncy Cosner, Joon Dis- singer, Bobbie Kehr, Kay Kendrick, Janet Beecher, Cita Perrin, Pot Lodes. Row Three Kay Crayg, Horriet Hoog, Normo Miller, Mortho Murrill, Phyllis Conley Sigma Sigma Sigma Row One: Pot Block, Mortho Hoskins, Shirley Jeffries, Sherry Sowers, Koy Meador Row Two: Ann Jones, Sehorlotte Guthrie, Koren Aeschlimon, Sondi Wiqol. Morlene Elom, Noncy WoHe Row Three: Jonet McVey, Ann Noylor, Sondro Crogg, Lindo Funk, Judi WoOd. i 57 tr-r c-F Heed cooch, Mourice Red Wode; line cooch, Ken Gordner, Bob Bradley. ossistont tooth. Co-coptoins, Jock Hammock ond Ron Wiggins. Football Pittsburg-Here Coach Wade is serving his eighth yeor os heod cooch ot the Teochers Colleqc. He ottended the Uni- versity of Tulso where he received his M. A In fiis senior year he earned All-Americon honors in football. Kenneth Gardner, line coach, is olso in his eighth yeor ot the college. In the MIAA he was All-Conference in 1941 ond 1945. Bob 8radley, qroduote ossistont, hos returned from one year in the field to work for his Master's degree As on undergraduate, 8ob lettered for four years, three of them on MIAA chompionship teoms. Opening the 1958 seoson the Bulldogs tackled the N.A.I.A. small college champions of '57 The Dogs more thon held their own os they bottled the Pittsburgh, Konsos, team to a 12-0 lead ot halftime, with Rufus Dovis sprinting 55 yards for the first 6 pointer ond Jock Perrm following with the second t.d. In the lost half Pittsburgh exploded with on 85 yard jaunt to give them their first 6 points. They hit poy-dirf twice more before the final whistle, ond the gome ended 21-12. Bear tackle is about to be blocked out by Whitesides, Danner ond Rhodes. Schueler brings in a td poss from Rhodes ogoinsf the Mules. ICO Row One J Sconlon, R Wiggins, R. Stouffer, J. Hommock, J. Perrin, R. Holler, D. Shoemoke. J. Corter, I SehuWe, J. Porter, D. Heoney, R. Morris, mgr., Ken Gardner, line coach Row Two: J. Rhodes, C. Miller, R. I set� , K. Cotter, J. Corter. J Whitesides, Q Moxwell, J Potts, D Clotfelter. A Corter. R Colley, R Potts. J Blorklock, M Red Wcdc, head cooch. Row Three: W O’Ncol, J. Morgon, D Miles, L. Schueler, A Church, J. Lloyd, P Ooywcll, Dole Poley Mills, D Horron, J Evans, J. Ward, B Weber, R. Blaebaum, Bob Bradley, ass'f coach Row Four J McMicklc, H. Huggins. J. Blew, J. Ren- fro, R. Eiffert, L. Froner, J Jones, R. Dovis, G Perkins, D. Donner, M McPike, R. Eickmever. G Lone Washburn-Here Graceland-There The Woshburn Ichobods mvoded Stokes Stodium to tokc on the once defeated bulldogs. Coach Red Wade's Dogs grobbed on eorly leod in the contest when Jack Perrin plunged over the Woshburn goal for o t.d. followed minutes later by Rufus Davis, who broke loose for on 87 yord run end o second t.d. The second quarter was a SCC-sow affoir with neither tcom scoring, but in the third period touchdowns by Mills and Perrin cinched the gome for the Dogs. Woshburn scored their two t.d.'s egbinst the Rinkey dinks. Playing at Lamoni, Iowa, the Bulldogs easily rocked up their second win of the seoson os they romped over the Groceland Yellow Jackets 27-7. Three t.d.'s were mode by Mills in the first two periods. Eorly in the fourth quorter, quorterbock Jim Perrin qothered in c pass from Jim Rhodes for o 6 pointer. Groceland got into the scoring column egomst the Bullpups, and the gome ended with the Bulldogs on top 27-7. Loose boll! Quentin Moxwell reaches far the loose ball while Haller and Potts look on. Bulldog Wayne O'Neal skirts right end with the oid of o key hlock by Jim Rhodes ogoinst the Rollo Miners, igi Dole Poley Mills Bob Chief Holler Dale Mills Dole Poley Mills, All-Americon holf-bock, won the smoll college rushing title with o sensotionol 1,358 total yards in nine games He was the only unanimous choice for the MIAA conference teom ond, os o result, was selected cuptuin of the Mythical Eleven. The speedy sophomore led the conference in scoring with 72 points ond rocked up 122 points on 20 t.d.'s ond 2 p.o.t.'s ogoinst all opponents. Poley hails from Columbia and is looking forward to his next two yeors on the Bulldog squad. Jack Hommock, senior end and captain of the Bull- dog squod, wos elected to the first teom All-Conference. Poley Mills turns right end ond sets up blocking for Bob Holler ond Jerry Carter against the Cope Indians. WoJir.j ‘1 jgfi the Mules' line is Poley Mills with the able blocking of Jerry Wnitesides ond Bob Holler. Bob Haller Bob Haller, Teachers College senior ond o member of the MIAA All-Star teom, received a certificate nom ing him to the Williomson Notional Rating System All- American football teom for 1958 He hos been drofted by the Chicoqo Bears of the Western Division of the Notional Football League Haller received the informa- tion from George Halos, head coach of the Bears. Jim Blacklock T t C2 Jerry Carter T John Corfer B Ken Carter B St. Ambrose-Here Bock home in Stokes Stadium the Bulldogs fought with o spirited St. Ambrose squad With the geme tied I 8 oil in the third quarter anything could happen. The Parents Doy crowd went wild cs Paley Mills carried the ball for a 57 yord run into the end rone, giving the Bulldogs o 25 18 lead. But the crowd's cheers were stilled os St. Ambrose come bock to score two quick f.d.'s to end the game on top 31-25. Good defense by the Bulldogs is shown ogoinst Wosh- burn. Dork Jerseys: Mills, Whitesides, McPike, Cortcr, Holler. Rufus Dovis, hanging on for all he's worth, brings down o Pittsburgh runner Springfi'eld-Here The Bulldogs ron up o derisive 39 7 win ogoinst the Springfield Beors. Dole Mills led the Bulldogs os he carried the boll 3? timer,, gaining 296 yards, while scoring 4 touchdowns. Midway in the first period, Kirksvillc scored on a I 5 yord run by Rufus Dovis, who injured his ankle on the play. In the second period Mills scored with runs of 28 yords and 5 yards for a 20 0 halftime edge. In the lost holf Mills and Perrin each corned the boll for t d.'s, the lost one being made by Mills on a brilliont 74 yord run. The Bears only tally was mode late in the game. Roy Eickmeyer T Jim Mouse Evans E Lorry Frazier E Jock Hammock E 164 . Rich Isett G Quentin Moxwell B Chorles Mel Miller Q8 Woyne Red O'Neol B Perkins, with the cid of good blocking by Whitesides ond Perrm, mokes on I I yord gain against Pitfshurg Rolla-There Conference title hopes of the Bulldogs received o sudden shock os the Rolllo Minors dominated ploy for o convincing 27-20 win. The only bright spot of the gloomy doy was the continued bnlliont running of Poley Mills who scored two of K ksvillc's t.d.'s while Rhodes scored the third. Rollo was paced by o fine fullback who scored 3 t.d.'s ond kicked 3 extra points. The other Miner t d wos scored on o 65 yord pass ploy This loss put the Bulldogs m on underdog position of second place. Warrensburg-There On the rood.the Bulldogs met Worrcnsburg in their second leogue encounter. Poley Mills, the fleet sopho- more back, wos again the spark of the Kirksville teom, scoring three t.d.'s in the first half to give the Bulldogs o good lead, 20-7. Although Worrcnsburg opened the second holf with o quick t.d., Rhodes' poss to Schueler and O'Neal's run of 57 yords, each good lor a t.d., completed the ruin of the Mules' Homecoming. Thus the game ended with Kirksville on top 32-13. Coming to O'Neal's aid is Bulldog quarterback, Jim Rhodes, os four Miners crowd in for the tackle Gcrold Perkins B 164 Jock Perrin B Jerry Porter B Jim Rhodes B Jim Scon'on T £T 9k Leon Schutze F Jack Perrin prepored to throw a key block os Jim Rhodes picks up yardage against the Mules Also identifiable are Jerry Cortcr ond Roy Eickmeyer. Maryville-There Poley Mills turned trogedy into victory to win the final MIAA conference gome 20-19. Moryville Stored early in the initial period, bur the Bulldogs retaliated quickly on o reverse, ond Kirksville led 7-6. In the sec- ond period Kirksville's quicis recovery of o fumble set up their second t d , but Maryville took the kickoff ond marched straight down the field for 6 points. Again in the fourth quarter Maryville smashed across the gool line, to lead 19-13 With poss interference colled on Moryville m the end zone, the Bulldogs were given one more play from the one yard line. Mills sprinted right end for the score ond olso scored the tic-brcokmq point to wm 20-19. Homecoming-Cape Whan the Cope Girordeou Indions mvoded Stokes Stadium, it was like a rcpcot performance of Custers Lost Stood; there wosn't o white mon (Kirksville Bull- dog) left standing. I fie worst defeat since the 1950 seoson marred Homecoming for Kirksville. Cape scored first on o drive thot took 9 ploys. Their second t.d., on a pass, gove the Indians o 13-0 leud. Cirksville entered the scoring column on Mills' 64 yard burst over right tockle. Cope threw 3 t.d.'s into the Bulldogs' faces in the third quarter to suppress any hopes of o comeback. Early in the fourth quarter o pass bounced into the hands of a waiting Indian who scattered into the end zone for their sixth folly. Combining long ond short posses, end sweeps, ond cross bucks. Cope's quarter- bock cinched the drive on o sneok for 6 points The Bulldogs' scalps were now bleeding 48-6. O'Neol scored a second Bulldog marker, and the massacre ended, 48 12. Poley Mills tries valiantly to escape os the Cope Indions chorqe in from everywhere Bob Stouffer C 4 Ron Wiggins G 1 6 3 Judy Willioms Our Chcerlcodcrs, I to r Jconnie Jones, Judy Durhom, Sylvia Stout, Debbie Null, Pot Trenkle, Judy Williams. Jeonnic Jones Lots of spirif of the Pep Roily I.to r Judy Durhorr John Mullm, Jeonme Jones, Roy Bcntelc, Sylvia Stout, Jo Hosenstab. The Majorettes, I. to r Anito Amoto, Sufonne Green, Colleen Muir, Phyllis Slinkord, Jock he Monko, Borboro Preise, Joonno Johnson. Pot Trenkle tee Judy Durhom, co-coptom Bonfire spirit is shown by cheerleaders. Debbie Null, Sylvio Stout, Judy Durham, Jeannie Jones, Pot Trenkle, Judy Willioms. Debbie Null, Steve Kinaberger, Pot I renkle, George Nelson, Judy Williams. Debbie Null, co-coptom The K-Dettes Kyw One. F. Kinsello, M. Lowson, N. Nickell, D. Wright, C. Dorothy, I t.indley, R. Flliscn Row Two: D Willicms, P. Slmkord, B. freise, M. Moyes, P. Pollitt, K. Swonk, S. Flledge, N. Hording, M. Horndcn, D Harper, T. Schachel, K. Hovner. Row Three- T. Switzer, J. Unger, M. Young, D Hatfield, S. Green, N. Bryant, M. Dorr, S. Moyes, D. Miley, C. fToyhorty, C. Nelson. Cooches, Ken Gordner ond Boyd King Basketball Opening the 1958-5? boskefboll seoson, King's hordwood men troveled to lowo Teochers for their first contest and were victorious. Western Illinois met the Bulldogs next ond fought oil the woy to dump Kirksville in o heortbreoker, 2-71. Quincy College took the Bulldogs in hand on their home court for defeot number two. The return engage- ment m Kirk Aud. found the Howks on the losing end. Swift ond Tcwell starred os Rockhurst dumped the Bulldogs 65-63 The Bulldogs ogam locked horns with Quincy ond returned with o victory Lorry Swift, most valuable ployer in the MIAA The Tri-Captains Still on the rood. King's coqers picked up onothcr win oyoinst Grocelond College. With little effort from the Bulldogs the St Benedict Rovens went down to de- feot. Rockhurst Howks were next to enter Kir fc Aud. The first holf of the gome wos o sec sow bottle with Rockhurst oheod 24-22 of intermission. The second holf wos o nip-ond-tek offoir to the lost minute. Two free- throws and a set shot by Tcwell mode the score 67-62 with 12 seconds remoining. A lost shot by the Howks left the final score 67-64. ice Roy Tewell Jim Riegel Jim Phillips Full Squad: Row One: Dove Pierce, Loriv Coorts, Jim Hollmon, H. A. Wolmsfey, Corl Rose, Gordon Posley Row Two: John Moynes, Rolph Sterrett, Jim Riegel, Jerry Burditt, Roy Tcwcil, jack Chadwick, Bob Groves, Gory Hendren, Joe Morgan Row Three: Ken Gardner, Jim Phillips, Gory Williams, I orry Swift, Walt Miller Carmen Hoyden, Milt McPike, Russ Bennett, Don Hampton, Boyd King. The high-flying netmen traveled to Springfield where they met defcot by o 4 point morgin. The Beors dunked the Bulldogs 69-65. Bouncing back, the Bulldogs smoshed the Maryville Beorcots 72-53 Swift and Burditt led the scoring porodc while McPike clcored the boards. The second loop win wos gained against the Wor- rensburg Mules Swift, Phillips and Tewell oil scored freely, while Phillips did on outstanding job of clearing the boards, thus putting the Bulldogs on top 77-62. Scalping the Cope Indions in Kirk Aud 93-85, the Bulldogs were forced into 4 overtime periods before the finol bu?7cr and victory. The score at the end of the normal time for ploy wos 60-60. The end of the first overtime found the score 66-66. The Indions come from behind m the second overtime to tie the score 76 76, and in the third overtime 81-81. In the lost overtime of ploy the Bulldogs jumped to an early lecd and finished the period on top of Cape 93-85 Lorry Swift, the most aggressive ployer- on the court, scored 36 points and grabbed 33 rebounds. I raveling Squad; Row One. Ralph Stcrrctt, Jim Riegel, Jerry Burditt. Roy Tewell, Jack Chadwick, Bob Groves, Gory Hen- dren, Gordon Posley Row Two- Ken Gardner, Jim Phillips, Gory Wilhoms, Lorry Swift, Walt Miller, Carmen Hayden, Milt McPike, Russell Bennett, Don Hompton, Boyd King. Tewell Peonut gets two for the Bulldogs. Walt Miller 170 Cormen Hoyden Lorry Swift clears the boards. jerry Burditt Milt McPike tips in two for the King men. Ralph Sterrutt «OSSCS in two for Kirks- ville. Ralph StcrrcU Coptam, Roy Tewell. In there, Roy! Swift tip?; rn two against Springfield. Russ Bennett 171 Don Hompton Jim Phillips hits from way out Jock Chadwick Another hcortbreoker wos dropped to the fired-up Worrensburg Mules, 39 38. Roy Tcwcll led the Kingmen to victory over the Rollo Miners with o hot 25 points. Picking up their third loss under the heovy tomo- howk of the Cope Indians, the Kirksville Bulldogs trap- ped the Springfield Beors in Kirk Aud Roy Tewell, Lorry Swift, Milt McPike ond Jerry Burditt combined together to defeat the Bears by on easy 8 point morgin 76 68 Roy Tewell ployed o beoutiflu gome on his fmol oppcoronce in Kirk Aud. for the Bulldogs He literolly stole the show against Moryville ond chipped in the win- ning points With only 6 seconds to go. Traveling to Rollo, the Bulldogs were victorious ond closed the season with an 8-2 conference record and on oil-over record of 12-7. Larry Swift wos named MIAA player of the year ond Roy Tewell wos awarded the Sportsmanship wristwotch Both Swift ond Tewell were named first teom All-Con- ference. Swift wos co-coptum with a Maryville player. Jerry Burditt made second team All-Conference Milt McPike 172 Chadwick beats the buzzer for two ogomst the Quincy Gory Wilhoms Howks. Ro One. Lorry 1 estmon. Rove Tewoll, Ron Wiggins, Jerry Wnitesides, Don Shoemoke. 1 eon Schutre, pres ; John Mullin, Jim EvoAs Row Two: Rolph Pink, sponsor, Ken Correr, George Nelson, Bob Holler, Jock Perrin, Jim Scanlon, Jock Hull, Wendell Hunton Ro Three: Lou Willioms, Jim Riegel, Jim Phillips, Carmen Hoyden, Jerry Carter, Neil Knight, R. E. Potts, viCe-pres., Duane McDonald. K-Club K-Club was founded on the campus of KSTC for the purpose of establishing ond maintaining good public relations among the student body, the faculty, the people of Northeast Missouri, ond the othletes of this college through united ond enthusiastic promotion of worthy proiccts ond octivities. Membership is limited to those who hove won a varsity letter m one of the Sports on campus. Sponsoring the annual Homecoming Pep Roily which features the crowning of the Homecoming Oueen is the mam ac- tivity of the Club. A service protect mitioted by the club is the selling of game programs at oil home athletic contests. This year the organization sponsored the oppeoronce on campus of Morgues Hoynes and the Harlem Magicians basket boll team. Row One Lorry Overturf, Russ Bennett, Rolph Sterretf, Lorry Stater. Charles Miller, Roy Fiekmeyer, John Carter, Jim Blocklock. Row I wo. Rolph Pink, sponsor; Robert Horns, Jerry Chevalier, Ait Baker. Jerry Perkins, Quentin Maxwell, Dole Mills, corrcs sec , Richard Isett, Ooryl Danner, Bob Lewis Row three. Wayne O’Neal, Larry Schculcr, Clctus Koehler, Mil- ton McPike, Gorry Willioms, Jim Walker, Jerry Burditt, Jim Barber. Allen Church 173 Ml. I. A. A. Indoor I rack Champions Row One: MoeFodden, Barulich, Baker, Davis, Chevalier, Lewis, Bloebum. Row Two: Compbell, Clotter, Swan, Slater, Perkins, Jackson, Wagner, Deelers, Stabler. Row Three- Knight, Coorts, Perrin, -Jobe, Hcmmock, Cortcr, Young, Donner. The Kirksville Bulldogs mode sehcol history when they Omossed o totol of 83 2 3 points to the nearest challenger, defending champion Cope Girardeau, col- lecting only 29 2 3 points, in winning the M l A A in- door track championship. The Bulldogs won 7 of the 12 events and placed of least two men in each event save the pole vault where they were blonked. Lorry Stoter led the Dogs in winning the high apd low hurdles, ond the high jump Bulldogs, Jim McFodden, Neil Knight ond Bob Lewis took the top three positions in the mile run. Rufus Davis copped the 60 yerd dash for the third straight yeor Neil Knight staged o beautiful 10:08.4 two mile run on the indoor trock. Tony Borulich stepped lively in the 880 run ond won eosily with o time of 2:03. The low hurdles sow Stoter, Davis, ond Art Baker all hit the tope for the first three places. Cooch Kenneth Gardner sow his dream come true and after receiving the first place trophy from M I A A commissioner John Woldorf, wos corned owoy on the shoulders of his new champions. The other conference schools scored os fol- lows- Worrensburg, 23; Springfield, 16 2 3; Maryville, 14 5 6, and Rollo, 12 1.6. A spectacular pass from Chevalier to Stater. Rufus Dovis, M l.A A 60-yord chomp Brtkor noses Out Moryville runner in confeicncc meet. Cross-Country Lorry Tcsfmon, MIAA lOOyord record holder. The fine COOChing by Doc Normon White, ond hord work on the port of his cross-country runners pro- duced o 6 2 record for the year. Outstanding thmclods for the Bulldogs were J. Moc Fodden, A Barluich, N. Kniyht, B. Lewis, ond B. Jobe, oil of whom finished in the Top Ten in both MIAA ond Quincy Invitotionol Championships. The Bulldogs won the Quincy Invitotionol Cham- pionship, beating Western Illinois University, St. Louis University, ond four other colleges. Lewis, Knight, ond Borulich placed second, third, ond fourth, giving Kirks- ville second place in the MIAA Chompionship, ending o great season for the Bulldogs. Bob Lewis, Jim Voil, Lou Williams, Bill Jobe. Neil Kniyht, Tony Borulich Jim Mekadden, Stacey Howell. 175 T-m-F Ron Wiggins, co-coptoin of the footboll team, bonds Queen Mory Ann a bouquet of roses. The Queen and Her Attendants Attendant Sheryl Fullerton sponsored by Siqmo Sigmo Sigmo Attendant Janice Finke sponsored bv Delta Zcta 1958 Homecoming Blost 'Em Bulldog freshman Class float-The second place winner in the spirit division B.B.W.C. Brews School Spirit B B W C 's Surprise winning Hoot Press for Progress Sigmo Sigmo Sigma's float-The second place winner in the mechonicol division. Post, Present, Future Newman Club's float-The first place winner in the spirit division Stonding Room Only' 1958 Homecoming “We hold the Key to Victory B S U.'s floot-The fir r plnee winner in the heouty divi- sion. Yeor of Buildmq Phi Sigmo Epsilon's floot entry in the spirit division. Y£AR 8UiLDIS 8lor.f the Indians Boek to Cope Industriol Arts floot- The first ploce winner in the me- chonicol division. Riding High Delto Zeto's floot entry in the beauty division “The K.S T C Bond in the 1958 Homecoming porode Twinkling stors ond glittering snow bolls dceorotcd the ouditorium, ond o sporkling Merry Christmos dressed up the stoqe. Annual Christmas Formal 182 Alpha Phi Omega's Ugly Man'' Benefit Dance The Ugliest Mon on compus this yeor wos Terry Lont7, sponsored by Sigmo Tou Gommo. Terry's crown- ing victory wos onnounced ot the onnuol A.P.O. Ugly Mon Donee which climoxcd the fund roising drive for CARF Competition wos heavy this yeor and included Terry Lantz, Sigmo Tau Gommo; Roy Bentele, Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo; Morty Hunt, Independent Club, Colin Skinner, Pi Koppo Sigma, Tony Borulich, Ncwmon Club; Rolph Harris, Phi Sigmo Epsilon ond Alpho Sigmo Alpho, Bill Feehon, Alpho Koppo Lambda, Don Swovzc, Delta Zeta, DeWoyne Beckemeier, B.S.U ; ond Jim BlocklocK, K- elub. Who's the Ugliest Man in the world? Terry Lantz' . . . being congratulated by rhe 1958 Ugly Mon, Jock Moddex (right). Where's my podded cell3 I hotc burned crumpets! 183 Fun Festival Well, Jerry! Hoppy? Alta Corson, sponsored by Sigma Sigma Sigma, Jerry Renfro, sponsored by Siymo Tou Gommo, Myra Loefflor, sponsored by Delto Zeto, ond Bernice Adams, sponsored by Wesley Foundation, were oil candidates for king ond queen Joyous Fun Festival Winners. Our Queen, Angie Wilson, ond Our King, Jerry Renfro, preside. Tolent Show winners (first piece Bob Long, and sec- ond ploce, Jock Ronnev) ore seporofed by Our smiling Student Council President, fcd Smiscr What's this A carnival? Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities Service to the school, icodcrship, contribution to extrccurnculor Activities, and scholastic achievements ore the requirements for any student who is chosen to appeor in Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities. The students receiving this honor ore selected by on unknown committee on o non-preiudiced basis strictly because of their outstanding quolitics. Twenty-nine stu- dents from KSTC were chosen this yeor. ROBFRT COOK Canton, Missouri Social Science Who's Who; HistSneol Society; B S W; Voting IVmocrals Club; S.N.E.A.; Debate. SANORA CRAGG Kirksville. Missouri Speech Correction SiQma Sigmo Sigma Macbeth, Carou- sel; Showboat, Class officer; Nemos; College Chorus. College Ployeis, Mod- rigol Singers, Tri-Greek Chorus, Tri- Grcck Octet. MARY ANN BILLUPS Contril, lowo Elementary Education Homecoming Queen, Pi Koppo Sigmo, S.N.E.A FRED CLARKE I mniiono, Missouri Industnol Arts Sigmo Tou Gammo; Industrial Arts Club; Echo King candidate C E GRIM Kirksville, Missouri Pre-Medieme Alpha Phi Omeco; Alpho Phi Sigmo; Blue Key, see . Romance Longsrogsr Club; Sigmo Tou Gammo, choploin; Student Council; Student Saciul Com- mittee; Westminster Fellowship, pres.; Dean's Honor Roll. JACK HAMMOCK Hannibal, Missouri Physicol Education K-Club, Football, co-coptoin; Track; Lcttcrman, All-Conference JAN FINKE St. Louis, Missouri Art Education Dclto Zeto, Homecoming Queen Con didate; Echo Queen Candidate. Ait Club; W A A , Student Sociol Com- mittee. LARRY GORDON Kirksville. Missouri Physical Edocotlon Alpha Koppo Lombdo. bistorion, vice- pres ; Intcrfroternity Council. LARRY HERRON l.o Ploto, M.ssoun Business Adm.mstrtotion I'hi Sigmo Epsilon, pres.; Student Council; Intcrfroternity Council, pres. y n ww j :r MARTHA HOllCROFT Hannibal, Missouri Elcmcntory EduCOhcn Alpho Phi Sigma. Alpho Sigmo Alpho, rhoploin. pres., S.N.E.A.; Koppo Dcl- to Pi; Pcnhnll«nic Council, pres.; D S P, sec.-treat. JANICE LEGG MonticellO, Missouri Business Educotion Alpha Phi Sigmo, Cordinol Key; S N E A.. Blonton House Council, pros.; IikJci StoM, cdiloi, International Club; Pi OmCQO Pi, treos; Sigmo Sic mo Sigmo, vice-pres.; Echo Stoll, but. mgr.; Young Dcmccrots Club; Deon's Hanoi Roll, KOBFRT LIBBY Shelbmo. Missouri Chemistry Siamo Tou Gommo, scholarship ch,; Blue Key, pres , Alpho Phi Omega, Alpho Phi Sigmo, Intcrfrotermty Council, Echo King Candidate; Blue Notes; Tn Greek Chorus; Dean's Hon. or Roll, Sigmo Zeto, Disoples Stu- dent Fellowship. KAREN McALUSTER Lewistown, Missouri Business Administration Delto Zeto, vice-pres.; Cordinol Key, sec.. S.N.E.A,; Blonton Noscn House Council, pres ; Index Stoll; KoppO Delto Pi; Pi Omega Pi. cd.; W.A.A., vice-pres; Dean's Honor Roll. WAYNE MclNTIKL CsccoJo, lowo Music Education Acohon Club; Bond, pres.; Siomo Tou Gommo, Corousel, Show boot, NEMOS, Modr� gol Singers; Men's Glee Club, Blue Key, Deon's Honoe Roll. SHIRLEY MUDD Monroe City, Missouri English Alpho Phi S� grro; Alpho Siomo Al pho, Cordinol Key, pn s.. College Ployers. hist; Koppo Delta Pi, pres.; Romance Language Club, Oral In- terpreters; Dean's Honor Roll. ANN NAYLOR Jvfivrxon City, Missouri A C E.; Cordmol Key, College Ploy- vrs, Blonton House Council, Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo; The Crucible; Tn- Greek Chorus, Deon's Honor Roll. DORIS NELSON LcwistOwn, Missouri Physkol Educotion Delto Zeto, r c. sec., W.A.A.. Delta Zeto choir, W A A. Volleyball team. DOLORES OVERSTREET Ethel. Missouri Mothematics Pi Koppo Sigmo, pres. treos ; Pon hellemc Council, Treos JUDITH PARADISE Monntbol. Missouri Elementory Educotion Delta Zeto, pres , rec sec.. Student Council, coon olwomon. sec . Who's Who; Homecoming Queen; Echo Queen Coodidcte, Deon's Honor Roll. AL SRNKA Binghamton, New York Speech NEMOS, Cyrano Je Bcrocroc; Mo beth, Showboat, CwOuMl; Oiol In- terpreters. WERNER STRICK Jennings, Missouri Speech PI Koppo Delta. Blue Key, B.S.U Regents Dehate Award, winner. MARVIN RUSSELL St. Louis, Missouri Business Administration Stgmo Tau Gumma, A.P.O., lieos , International Club; Westminster Fel- lowship; Dean's Honor Roll, Senior Class Pres EDWIN SMISER Mcrcclmc. Missouri Business Administration Sigma Tou Gommo, 8.S.U., treos.; Romonce Language Club, viesr-pres, Student Council, pres.; Student Sociol Committee, Echo King Candidate WARREN WATTS Honmbol, Missouri Zoology Sigmo Tou Gommo, pres.; A.P.O.; Pre-Os Club, Blue Notes, T ri-Greek Chorus; Intcrlrotcrnity Council, viee- JERRY WEST Normandy, Missouri Ait Education ond 8usmess Administration Sigmo Tou Gommo, A.P.O.; Art Club, pres.; Echo Stolf, osst. editor, editor; Trump Night King, Soph-class vice- pres . Dean's Honor Roll; Blue Notes; Tri-Greek Chorus DIANTHE TRUIT1 Novmger, Missouri Music Education Sigmo Sigmo Sigmo, pres.; Alpho Phi Sigmo, Aeolion Club, NEMOS, Bond, Chorus; Ponhcllcnic Council, BILL WAGNER Higbec, Missouri Physical Education Sigmo Zcto; House-father at Missou Hall. RONALD WIGGINS Motceline, Missouri Phyvcol Education Tootboll. co-coptoin; Leftermon; K- club; Vetcront Club. ANGIE WILSON Bawling Green .Mijsourl Elementary Edsrcotion Alpho Sigmo Alpho; Fun Fcstivol Queen, S.N.E.A , pres; Alpha Phi S� omo; Dcon’s Honor Roll, A.C.E.; Cardinal Key, treos ; Koppo Dclto Pi. The Echo Staff Jerry Wcr r, scored; I to R : Darlene Skoqgs, Froncii Sporer, Janice Leqq. The 1958-59 Echo is now in your honds ond you hove had a chance to look over our efforts. It goes without question that yeorbook production channels down certain avenues, i.e. fun work deadline . layouts . . . cuts . . . proofreading . . . write-ups organizations . . more deadlines . . . typing . . pasting . . . headaches Echo stoff behind the scenes . . birthday party for Editor West . Echo Queen judging beautiful Echo Boll . . . final arrangements . . final proofreading last deadline . . . book goes to press . . . and . . . the 1959 Echo staff reloxes. Also it stands to reason that you may not know whom to commend or berote . . . most of the staff members (ond a number of volunteers) have had a share in creating and producing the results you hove before you working as a unit in the planning for picture taking and preparing of layouts, design, copy, captions, and other tasks required . . . Jerry West, editor . . . Francis Sporer, asst, editor . . . Janice Legg, business manager Darlene Skaggs, asst, business manager . . . Janet Dabney, cover design and art editor . . Jim McFadden, art editor . . Connie Loughridge Nancy Grcgger- sen Sherry Sowers . Janie Akers . Marthlu Bledsoe John Mullin . . . Dole Beck . . . Ken Serfass . Judy Bertch . . . Nancy Casner . . . Don Peter . . Steve Rinaberger . . Excellent co- operation from the Echo Board Kenneth Sykes, chairman . . . Pete Nicoletti . . . Dr. Mittler . . Dean Selby Dr Wright . . . And sponsors . . . Mrs. Eloise Hill Mr Russell Harrison M iss Helen Babbitt Cooperative performance assured in photography by school photographer, Kenneth Serfoss . photographic studios Andersons, Alexanders and the Philpott-Rider Studio of Kansas City The type setting task well done by Simpson Printing Co. . . Catering to our whims and prolonging deadlines by Walsworth Publishing Co. . . . All efforts combined . this is our book, your book ... A yearbook that IS Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Jerry E. West Editor Jane! Dobney-responsiblc for our at- tractive cover design. Our Sponsors, Russell Hornson, Helen Bobbitt, end Eloise Hill. Cooperative vtudenlv waitiny in line to hove photo mode 189 Photographer Serfoss on the |Ob os usual Freshman King Attendant Sophomore Queen Attendant Larry Bradshaw Doris Roberts 1 0 Sophomore King Attendant Junior Queen Attendant Terry Hall Senior Queen Attendant Nancy Casner Senior King Attendant Sharyl Hogg Bob Jewett 191 s futoq zafilii 195 ADMINISTRATIVE AND INSTRUCTIONAL DIVISIONS I he President's Office, 14 Assistonts to Office of President, 1 5 Dcon of Instruction, 16 Division of Fxtension Service, 17 Division of Personnel Service, 1 8 Office of the Registrar, 19 Division of Business Service, 20 Office of Admissions, 21 Division of Mointenonce Service, 21 Student Housing, 22 House Council, 23 DIVISIONS: fcducotion, 24 Science and Mothemotics, 26 Home Economics, 27 Fine Arts (Art ond Music), 78 Library Science, 29 Business Education. 30 Procticol Arts, 31 Longuoqc ond Literoture, 32 Heolth ond Physical Education, 34 Social Science, 35 ORGANIZATIONS: Alpho Phi Omego, 108 Art Club. 109 Blue Key, 1 10 SNEA, 1 1 1 Koppo Delta Pi, 112 Pi Omego Pi, 113 Pre-Os Club, 1 1 4 Aeolian Club, 1 1 5 Agriculture Club, 1 1 5 Pi Kappa Delta, 1 16 ACE, I I 6 Cordmol Key, 1 1 7 Alpho Phi Sigmo, 1 17 Industrial Arts Club, 1 18 Historical Society, I 18 Sigma Zeta, I I 9 International Club, 1 19 Colhccon, 120 Romance Longuoge, 1 20 Square and Compass, 12 I Westminster Fellowship, 121 DSr, 122 Gamma Delta, 1 77 Baptist Student Union, 123 Newman Club, 124 Weslev Toundofion, 125 College Players, 127 Oral Interpreters, 127 Macbeth, 128 Nemos, 1 29 Showboat, 129 Bond, 1 30 College Chorus, 132 Madrigal Singers, 132 Men's Glee Club, 1 32 Orchestro, 133 Index, 134 WAA, 135 Student Council, 1 36 GREEK ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Sigma Alpho, 140 Phi Siqmo Epsilon, 142 Pi Koppo Sigmo, 1 4 5 Alpha Koppo Lamhdo, 146 Delta Zeta, 1 50 Sigmo Tou Gamma, 152 Siqmo Siqmo Siqmo, 1 56 STUDENTS Aboloff, Morvin, 4 1, 114, 139, 146, 147 Acosto-Rondo, Lydio, 61, 119 Adorns, Bernice Corinne, 77, 111, 126, 135, 156 Adorns, Richard Dale, 61, 126, 132 Aeschliman, Karen Elizabeth, 61, 120, 124. 132, 157 Aeschlimon, Wynemo, 61 Afuso, Helen Tokeko, 38 Akogi, Joyce Noomi, 89, 123 Akers, Lora Jane, 89 Alberti, Korea, 89, 150 Aldershof, Potsy, 61, 151 Alexander, Avis Koy, 89, 120 Alexander, Lorry, 89, 152 Allen, Ralph D., 89, 142 Allen, Williom Hostler, 61 Allensworth, Cheryl, 89 Almond, Harley E., 61 Alvarez, Esquilin Norcisa, 89 Alvarez, o. Artemio, 77 Amoto, Amto Louise, 123, 166 Amidei, Mory Lou, 77 Ammerman, Anita Joyce, 89 Andrews, Solly, 89, 150 Anthony, Patricio Ann, 4 1, 112, 117, 122, 151 Applcgotc, Donold Dean, 4 1 Aricon, Gunsin Inci, 61, 119, 120 Armstrong, Wendell, 41, 113, 127 Arnett, Richard 1,41 Asral, Saylan, 4 1 Askins, Victoria Ann, 77, 123, 132 Atkinson, Jo Anne, 89 Atkinson, Mory Page, 77, 126, 135 Augspurger, Roger, 4 1, 115, 179, 131, 132 Auld, Jonice Coiol, 77 Auld, Robert L„ 89, 132 Averbuch, Benjamin, 89 Avery, Robert, 61 Avirom, Arthur Stephen, 38 Ayer, Dwayne G., 38 Ayer, Dwight H , 4 1 Ayers, Phyllis Jeon, 89, 1 19 Bochmon, Fred, 4 1 Bochmon, John E , 89 Boglcy, Dale C , 77, 126 Bagley, Edna M , 1 12 Bogley, Ron, 118, 121 Boiley, Carol R., 61, 145 Boiley, Cheryl A., 89 Boiley, David. 61 Boiley, William L , 4 I Bain, Edna, 61 Baker, Arthur, 77, 172, 173, 175 Boker, Bonnie J., 89 Boker, Ot.s G., 77. 113, 120, 143 Baldwin, Carl R , 4 1. 108, 153 Boll, William Z.. 41, 143 Bollontyne. tJOrOthy F , 89, 115, 131 Bonner, Ralph C , 89 Barber, Jim, 77 Berkley, Sonya F., 89. 122 Bornes, John, 89 Barnett, Rodney, 41, 143 Bcrnctt, Sandra, 89, 135, 140 Barnhart, Robert L., 77 Bortick, Martho A., 4 1 Borulich, J. Anthony, 77, 124, 174, 175 Basket!, Harold, 4 I Boskett, Junior, 89 Boss, Susie, 4 1 Bastion, Myrle, 4 1 Butehum, Carole A., 89 Botterson, Robert L , 61, 152 Bouqhmon, Donno L., 89 Bnuchmon. Glen, 89 Bauter, Coroline E., 89 Beagley, Dole W.. 4 I Beor, Ne.l R., 61, 123, 153 Beaty, Carol, 61, 173 Beck, Dale J . 61, 118, 136, 152 Beck, Lois L., 89 Bcckemeier. Dewoyne R., 42, 123 Beckert John E., 89 Beebout, John L . 89. 127, 128 Beecher, Janet M„ 77, 157 Beilstem, Robert D., 89 Belford, Shirley A., 89 Bell, James E , 61, 123 Bell, Sharon, 89 Bell. Williom, 90 Belt, Donold L., 61 Belt. Wilson S , 61 Bennett, Russell Edword, 77, 171, 173 Bennett, Harold E., 61 Benskin, Rosoleo, 77 Benson, Barry, 77, 114, 143 Benson, Gordon, 42, 108, 110, 11 I, 139, 143 Bentele, Raymond F , 61, 153, 166 Berea, Gonzolo, 90, 1 19 Berrey, Louis C, 77, 142 Berry, Corol, 90 Berry, Kormo, 77 Berry, Margaret, 42. Ill, 112, 116, 117, 151 Berry, Stello E., 90 Berry, Williom, 90 Berrym.en, Marem L , 90, 111, 135 Bertch, Jud.th A , 77, 126, 127. 136 B.qqs, Carol L . 77, 132, 156 Biggs, Koren S , 90. 127, 140 Biggs, Robert T , 90, 127 B.llups, Mary A . 61, 111, 1 16, 145. 185 Binford. Delbert, 61 Birkencss, Joyce A , 90, 1 26 Birklond, James R., 90 Bishop, Frank, 42 Black. Donno D , 90, 145 Black. Potricia L , 42. 117, 120, 129, 130, 157 Blacklock, Jomcs T., 42. 161, 162, 173 Blair, Mawrine, 90 Blakeley. Joseph Woyne, 42, I 18, 127 Bland. Lclond, 90. 132 Blonkenship, K Richard, 42 Blosi, Robert, 42 1 � 6 Bledsoe, Morthlu, 61, 116, 120, 134, 136, 15 Blew, Jomes Thomas, 90, 161 Block, Bernard M , 49 Blodgett, Audrey, 42, 1 I 8 Bloehoum, Ronold Omar, 90, 161, 174 Blomgren, Corol R., 42 Bloom, Bob, 90 Bootmon, Jerry Lee, 90 Boehner, C Darlene, 61 Bogar, Gary Allen, 152 Boldon, Patncio Moe, 42 Boleoch, Lorry, 77 Boling, Donno L., 90 8ollcr, Donold Joseph, 42 Bollman, Larry R„ 90, 152 Bolt, Martha, 90 Bonser, Jerry D„ 90 Bonser, Roymond O., 77 Booher, Jerry Deon, 47 8oone, Arleto Ruth, 42, 111, 123, 135 Baane, Mary Mae, 111, 120, 123 Bwne, Rolph Glen, 90, 1 29 Boos, Glen, 90, 1 52 Bottorff, Carroll Worren, 90 Bottorff, Vernon, Lee, 77 Bowen, Clyde Laverne, , II , 152 Bowen, Melba C., 42 Bowles, Kotherme Ann, 42, 14 1 Bowman, Richard M., 77 Bowzer, Mory, 90 Bozorth, Carolyn Sue, 90 Brachf, Jr, Herbert Lee, 43, 115, 146 Bradbury, S. Jerry, 38 Bradshaw, Lorry J.. 90. 129, 132, 152 Bronden, Max Fdgor, 4 3 Bregmon, Brenda S., 90 Brendel, Eugene, 77 Brink, Beverly, 90 Brooks, Donn Eldon, 77 Brooks, Gerold, 90 Brooks, Linda Deon, 43, 118, 14 1 Broseghmi, Perry Joe, 90 Brown, Barbara Ann, 90 Brown, Curtis, 43 Brown, David, 116, 152 Brown, Jock, 147 Brown, Jane, 90 Brawn, Lloyd, 77, 108, 123 Brown, Vernon Keith, 90 Browning, Clyde Edward, 4 3, 111, M3, Browning, Sharon, 78, 111, 113, 117 8runer, Deanna, 90 Bruner, John E , 78 Brunk, 7. Eugene, 8 Buchanan, Arthur W., 43 Buckmon, Bernard Anthony, 91 Buhr, Ronald J., 43 Buie, Judith Fllon, 78, 1 30 Bunch, Von E., 9 I Burchett, Gail, I 1 4 Burchett, Koy, 91, 121 Burditt, Jerry, 169, 170, 173 Burke, Lorry F , 43 Burkhart, Ted Charles, 78 Burnett. Richard W., 43, III, 118 Burnham, Donald Stevenson, 91 Burns, Corole Ann, 91 Burns, G. Robert, 78 Bushnell, Heidi Herhoth, 43, 127 Butler, Norton Lee, 91, 115 Butler, 7eddo Margetta, 91 Byors, Claiborn, 8 Byers, Carolyn, 91 Byers, Louis Conrad, 91, 115, 130, 152 Byrn, Jerry Lee, 78 Cofer, Koren M , 91 Coholl, Jo, 43, 111, MB Com, Robert, 78 Caldwell, John H., 43, 153 Collihan, Wondo Rose, 78, 126 Calongc, Jose, 62 Colvin, Cormcngoye, 43, 112, 135, 141 Campbell, Gerry, 78, 124, 152 Campbell, Gelbert Rex, 62 Campbell, John, 43, 108, 115, M3 Conny, Gorold A , 62 Copp, Robert, 38 Carpenter, Heather Lee, 91 Carroll, Phyllis L„ 91 Corskadon, Corol, 62 Corson, Alto Jane, 43, 1 16, 136, 138 Carter, Arthur Lee, 62, 161 Carter, Bernard C., 43, I 18 Corter, Gary J., 91, 124 Carter, Gerold, 43, 161, 162, 163, 165, 173, 174 Carter, Johnie, 73. 161, 162, 1 3 Corter, Kenneth L , 161, 162, 1 3 Casady, Charles C., 8 Cosady, Leland R., 62 Cosner, Noncy, 62, 127 Cosper, Vincent F., 43 Casto, Gory Wendell, 4 4 Chadwick, Jack D., 78, M3, 167, 172 Chonce, Chorles C., 91 Chong, Ki Chul, 44, 1 19 Chopmcn, Paul Wayne, 91 Choverri, Jose Fohco, 78, I 19 Chevalier, Jerry, 62, 136, 1 3, 1 4 Chitwood, Carol Dean, 91 Cho, Kyung Nim, 4 4 Chce, Eui Won, 44 - Choo, Soo Nom, 62 Chott, Virgie H, 130 Christensen, Lawrence O., 44, I 12, I 18 Christman, Jeanette, 44, 111, 112, 120, 135, 156 Chnstowski, Henry Fronklm, 62, 118 Christy, Beverly R . 91, 135 Christy, Dan, 62, 130 Christy, Gardner Vodo, 4 4 Chung, Bong Chin, 44, 1 14 Church, Allen Richard. 63, 91, 161, 173 Cisno, Wayne, 62 Clark, David William, 91 Clark, Franklin Ray, 44, 108, Ml Clarke, Dovid H„ 63 Clorke, Frederick Allen, 63, 153, 185 Cloussen, John W , 44 Clausmier, Mory, 126 Clawson, Velma Carol, 91, II Cloywell, Patrick, 91, 63 Clotfelter, Don Morrie, 161 Cloyed, Dovid Lee, 91, 152 Cokerhom, Martha, 63, 135, Ml Cole, Bonnie Roe, 78 Cole, Dovid W, 117, 119, 120, 152, 163 Cole. Wilber Vose III, 91 Coleman, Vivian, 108, 118, 123, 163 Collins, Herbert Homer, 91 Collms, Joe Dee, 91, 152 Collins, Leslie Wayne, 91 Colton, Frank V., 38 Cane, Joanne, 91, 135 Conley, Phylis L., 63, 136, 157 Conover, Oorcnce Millard, 91, 123 Conyers, Poul Douglos, 78 Cook, James, 44 Cock, Jan E., 78 Cook, O. Russell, 8 Cook, Poul W. I horn, 91 Cook, Revo, 78, 126, 127 Cook, Robert, 44. 110, 116, 118, 123, 185 Cook, Roycc Edwin, 9 1 Cool, Sondro Anri, 91 Cooley, Richoid Deon, 63 Coon, Virqle, 91 Coorts, Lorry Leroy, 91, 167, 174 Cope'ond, Charles, 63 Coppin, Ezra Melville, 44, 1 18 Corbin, Jimmie, 8 Correll, Bert L., 78 Cothem, Roy Allan, 44, 110, 126 Cotton, Helen Marie, 91, 120 Coulson, Adah Beatrice, 91 Cox, Charlene, 63, I I , 134, 136, 140 Cox, Chorles L., Jr., 91 Coy. Eldon L., 78 Coy, Lynn Dee, 115, 118 Crogg, Joan, 44 Cragg, Kaye J„ 78 Cragg, Sondro Foye, 63, 127, 128, 129, 132, 157, 185 Croiq, Richard R.. 44. 108, 110, 132, 153 Craig, Thnmos R , 92 Crawford, Christine Coral, 92 Crawford. Hollis Deon, 78 Crowford, John Eugene, 44 Oowford, Koy, 78 Creoson, Woyne, 92 Crim, 1 nrry, 92 Crist, Janis J., 78 Crocker, Brandt, 92, 130, 152 Cuerden, Lindo Lee, 78, 111, 127 Cunnmghom, Potnoo Charlene, 78 Curtis, Neil R., 146 Door, Arthur, 79, 108, 153 Dabney, Janet Coy, 9, 189 Daly, William Robert, 79 Daniel, Edwin C., 92 Daniels, Bobby L., 44, 121 Domels, Elizabeth, 135 Donner, Doryl, 160, 161, 163, 1 3, 174 Dorr, Clora Jeon, 79 Dorr, Luzonne, 79, 135 Dorr, Mory Ann, 92, M0, 167 Doshiell, Ginger Ann, 44. 135 Dare, Charlotte K , 63 Date, Howard, 92 Dauyhrity, Koy Korol, 79, 135, 151 Dovenporl, Delpha, 63 Dovcnpcrf, Jimmy W , 79, 123 Davidson, Gerald Roy, 63 Dovidson, Janet Lee, 92, 119, 121, 150 Davidson, Verlena, 63 Dovis, Billy Dean, 44, 1 52 Dovis. Dole Raymond, 142 Davis, Richard, 79 Davis, Rufus, 161, 163, 174 Devolt, Robert Arlyn, 92 Dovolf, Ronme L , 92, 132 Dowkins, Donna Jeanne, 79, 120, 136, 138, 15.1 Dawkins, Geral'd Dole, 92, 123, 127 Dowson, Bonme Jo., 92 Dear, Glen F., 44 Dentrirk, Ernest, 63 Deavcr, Don Frederick, 4 4, 129, 132 Decker, William W , 63, 117, 152 Deilmg, Aletto Ruth, 44, 111, 115, 131', 138, 145 Delohunt, John, 63, 136, 153 Dellinger, James Charles, 92 Demory, Lloyd Newton, 92 De Noyer, Glodys, 44 De Nike, Daniel, 63, 136 DePuy, James Chorles, 44, 120, 134 Dewey, Sondro, 92, 123 Dewitt, Carroll Keith, 92, 146 Diaz, Hercillo Elena, 44 Diozdeleon, Corlos, 38, 123 Diozdeleon , Magdclcna R , 79, 1 19 Dillinger, Irene, 63 Dilliriger, Janie, 63, 115, 129, 130, 132, 150 Dini, Fereshteh, 92 Dinsmore, Larry Deane, 92, 1 52 Dinsmorc, Rex Walter, 9, I 14 Disselhorst, Carletto, 44. Ill, 116 Dissmger, Joon Aureo, 63, 120, 131, 132 Dixon, Lorry F , 44 Dixon, Lindo Sue, 92, 120, 126 Doctonon, Dovid, 38 Dodds, James Michael, 92. 124 Dodson, Jomes Williom, 92 Dodsworth, Ronald, 63 Doran, Donald J., 92 Dorothy, Charlotte, 79, 141, 167 Doss, Gus, 38, 63 Doss, Shoron, 92, 127 Douglas, Barbara, 64, 157 Douglas, Mary Ann, 64, 120, 122 Doyle, Wendell E„ 92, 115, 123, 131 Droce, Chorles Richord, 79, 131 Drummond, Bonnie Jeanne, 92 Drummond, Vernon, 147 Duckworth, Bonme, 92 Duffcy, Patsy Ann, 92 Dugger, Corol Jeon, 79, 151 Dunn, Williom King, 64 Durham, Judith Ann, 44, 108, 117, 14 1, 166, 167 Dutton, Richard FI., 79 Dye, Robert William, 44, 1 12 Dyer, Jerry Wayne, 92 Eodes, Potricio M., 64, 157 Fosley, Larry Charles, 92 East, Sherrill, 79 Eostm, Richord, 79 Edelen, Ken Edward, 44, 124 Edwards. Jomes E., 44, 1 13 Edwords, Richord, 64, 1 14 Eggesiecker, Terry, 92, 146 Egli, Virg.l, 44, 129, 153 Eickmeyer, Roymond, 64, 65, 142, 161, 163, 173 Eidem, Ann Elinor, 92 Eiffert, Floword Roy, 4 4 Eiffert, Rex Lee, 92 Eitel, John Robert, 92 Eitel, Richord Lee, 44, 111, 118 Eitel, Richard Leon, 44, 132 Elam, Lindo Kay, 93, 132 Elam, Marlene, 79, 157 Elder, Judy Ann, 93 EHedge, Sharon Sue, 93, 140, 167 Ellis, Judic (Simpson), 85, 129, 140 Ellis, Richard R., 64 Ellis, Shoron Ann, 79, 1 17 Ellison, Roberta Lee, 46, 120, 135, 14 1, 167 Elsea, Fred Dale, 93 England, Fronk, 93, 122, 134 Englond, Phillip L., 64 Epperson, David Creig, 93 Fpperson, Jomes Phillip, 93, 131 Epperson, William, 46 Erwin, Gerald L.« 79 Evens, Jomes, 64, 142, 161, 163, 173 F ersmeyer, Adclc Marie, 79, I 1 Ewing, Gary Dean, 64 Fa-'coner, Stanley Lee, 93, 120, 136 Former, Jomce Sue, 93, 120, 140 Fcrson, Nodine, 79 Fcehan, William J„ 64 Fellows, Richord Rolph, 79 Fmerty, Jock, 46 Fmke, Janice Kay, 64, 151, 185 Finkel, Theresa M . 64 Fisher, Carole, 64 Fisher. Edgor Lorry, 110, 117, 118, 152 Fisher, Floise, 64 Fitzgerald, Arthur Allen, 93 Fitzgerald, Nino Ruth, 79, 123, 135, 156 FitzFHenry, Richard M, 79, 108, 124, 127, 134, 136, 152 Flanagan, Donold, 79, 124, 146 Floyharty, Corol Lee, 79, 14 I, 167 Fleok, Suson Julio, 93, 120 Fleming, Russell Jomes, 46 Fleshman, Betty Jo, 9. 151 Fleshmon, Shirley, 64 Flmchpough, Patricio Ann, 46, 1 12 116, 117, 127, 140 Follct, Vermont, 93 Forbes, Clyde Stutlcr, 79 Ford, Gregory Durwood, 93 Ford, Jomes L., 64 Ford, Virginia Ellen, 79 Foss, Sherrill, 80 Foster, Denmc Eugene, 64 Foster, Morjorie Dorlene, 93 Fox, Corol Ann, 46 Frank, Clyde William, 93, 126 Franklin, Jomes B., 46 Franklin, Jonet Koy, 80 Franklin, Mary, 46 Frozce, James E., 46, 110, 115, 129, 132 Frazier, Jomes Lorry, 93, 142, 161. 163 Fredrickson, Pomelo Joy, 93 Freemon, Donold Roy, 80, 115, 127 130 Freise, Barbara, 93, 140, 166, 16 Freitog, Irmgord, 46, 119 French, E. Eugene, 80, 121 Fritz, Claire, 46 Fry, John, 93 Fullerton, Sheryl Ann, 46, III, 112, 121, 135, 136, 156 Fye, Joan Koy, 80, 151 Funk, Lindo, 64. 121, 127, 129, 132, 135, 15 Golbroigh, Solly Ann, 80, 151 Gardner, Robert P., 46 Gardner, Ronold F., 46, 142 Gardner, Virginio Hone, 93, 120 Garlock, Anna Marie, 64 Gorton, Betty Jo, 80 Gorzo, Cus, 64 Gouhotz, Leonn Jane, 80, 123 Gaw, John, 64 Gehrke, Martho Ann, 64 Geisendorfcr, Adcle, 93 Geringer, Anita Roe, 93, 134 Gcrlemon, Charles, 80 Gerleman, Mary Ann, 93, 124 Gerlemon, Norbert J., 93, 115 Gholson, Lloyd F., 46 Giochino, Sandra Koy, 93, 111, 124, 135, 136 Gilbert, Jack Maurice, 93 Gilchrist, Craig Ives, 80 Gillum, Gory Eugene, 46 Gillum, Shirley Ruth, 46, 111, 117, I 18 Gilpm, Juonito J., 80 Gilfner, George Dtigon, 80, 126 Gladbach, Edward G., 80, 124 Glaspie, Dole I., 65 G'ospie, Richard L., 46 Glare, Robert, 47 Gcnnermon, Anita Jean, 93, 1 1 1 Goodman, Paul Gordon, 65 Gcodwick, Thomas, 80, 108 Goodwin, Gory, 65 Goodwm, Marilyn Lowson, 47, 1 12, 117, 118 Goodwm, Roger, 93 Gordon, Lorry Dean, 4 , 139, 146, 147. 185 Goto, Nelson, 93 Gottman, Miriam L., 47 Gofto, Rolph F., 38 Gould, Shirley Louise, 93 Graber, Charlotte Joon, 80, 127 Graber, Karen Koy, 65, 117, 127, 131 Graham, John, 47, 123 Gronnis, Gory, 93, 142 Graves. Barbara. 93 Groves, Robert Charles, 93 Green, Suzanne. 93, 1 17, 135, 140, 167 Greenfield, Joan, 80 Greer, Richard E., 65, 118 Greggersen, Nancy, 65, 157 198 Grim. C F , 47, 108. 110. 117, 12!. 136, 152, 185 Grim, Florence, 47, 111, 116, 126 Gross, Mononne Sharon, 94, 121, 145 Grubb, Normnn, 94 Gunerinc, Erdogan, 65 Guthrie, Scharlotte Joyce, 80. Ill, 157 Guzmnn, Florde Morio, 94 Haoge, Gory Gene, 94, 1 3 I Hockney, Donna Moe, 94 Hackney, Leloh Pearl, 65 Hockney, Woyne Austin, 80 Haqon, Morcel Faye, 94, 126 Hagonman, Virgil, 65 H°99y. Bobby Lee, 94 Hale, Ranald Arthur, 65 Holey, John Bruce, 94 Holey, Joseph Charles, 94, 142 Hall, Jerry, 47, 146, 147, 153 Hall, Joseph Roymon, 94, 115. 130 Moll, Nancy Louise, 80 HoM, Richard D., 94 Hall, Terry Moore, 80 Hall, Zclto, 132 Haller, Robert Raymund, 4 7, 161, 162, 163, 173 Homoi, Jone Sochie, 47, 112, 116, I 17 Hamilton, Don, 4 7, 129, 131, 132 Homilton, Donold Lee, 65 Homilton, Roger Kent, 80 Hommel, Arthur George, 80 Hommock, Jock, 160, 162, 163, 174, 185 Hammock, Virgil F , 94 Hommond, Betty J., 65, 132, 151 Hommons, Lynn E., 65 Hnmptcn, Daniel E., 80, 167, 1 2 Han, Ho Kyung, 38 Hankins, Bobby Lavemo, 47 Honnom, Richard Lee, 94, 142 Honson, Roqer Lee, 65, 115, 131, 153 Harden, Janice, 94 Harding, Jack C., 94 Hording, Nuncy Anne, 94, 140, 167 Hardman, Rex G., 114, 153 Hardy, I orry, 80 Hargrove, George, 94, 146 Hornden, Mary Jone, 80 Horper, Diane, 80, 14 1 Harper, Morilyn E., 80 Horringtcn, Larry D., 65, 110, 117, 1 18, 123 Harris, George, 1 23 Harris, Robert, 4 , 143, 161 Harrison, Donol, 65 Hort, Beryl Deon, 47, 123 Hosenstab, Joe, 65, 1 10, 136, 153, 166 Hatfield, Deidre Jean, 94. 140, 167 Hathaway, Ralph Fdword, 94 Havner, Barbara Karen, 80 Howes, Louis Clyde 65 Hawkins, John, 47, 112, 119 Hayashi, Kyoka, 38, 119, 120. 121 Hoyden, Gurmen Eugene, 65, 167 Hoyden, Jerry, 65, 110, 118, 136, 142, 143, 170, 173 Hayes, Bonnie 1 an, 94, 1 1 1 Hayes, Daryl, 94 Haynes, John, 4 , 167 Hoys, Thomos Henry, 65 Hoy ward, Barbara A , 65 Head, Herma Nylcne, 94 Head, Rebecca Peorl, 94 Heaney, Dole K., 47, 161 Heaton, Morionn, 94 Hee, Evelyn, 47 Heft, Edward, 48 Hellege. Jill, 80, 1 56 Helmer, Jack Joseph, 80, 130 Helmick, Jen, 66 Helton, Poul W , 48, 123 Hemphill, Gwendolyn Goy, 48 Henderson, Donald Lee, 94, 123 Hendren, Gary Gene, 94, 108. 126, 152 Hendricks, Clorence W., 48 Henry, Donald M , 94, 119, 132 Henry, James Douglas, 94, 152 Henry, Kenneth Wesley, 66, I 10, 117 126 Herman, Marianna, 48 Herrick, Myrna, 48 Hemn, Gerald Lee, 66 Herron, Dovid Lee, 94, 161 Herron, Lorry Gene, 66, 139, 147, 143 Hew, Peorl Maile, 48, III, 119 H.bler, Ina Koy, 94, 116, 117, 150 Hickman, Doris Lee, 48 Higgins, Donna Jean, 94, 123 Higgins, William J., 38 Hill, Gcrold W., 48 Hill, James M., 48 Hill, Janice Louise, 81. 120, 173 Hindhoso, Jose Luis, 94 Hirsborg, Ullo Sterns, 94, 1 19, 120 Hitt, Jerry F , 66, I 08 Haaglin, Jon E., 48 Hedges, Max, 48 Hoerrmonn, Poulo Dorlene, 66, 1 15, 1 17, 179, 130, 136, 14 1 Hoffman, Barbara, 66 Hoffmeyer, Patricia Ann, 66 Hooque, Virgmio, 94, 121, 131 Halbert, Floine. 66, 1 20, 1 50 Holbrook, Sterling, Jr , 48, 111, 123 Hollar, Hohnnie, 48, I 18, 123 Hollcroft, JornCS, 48, 143 Hollcroft, Martho Barnett, 48, 1 12, 1 17, 177, 138. 140 Holman, Revo, 66, 123, 135, 145 Holst, Fred K., 66 Holton, Richard Frank, 95 Holzmcicr, Norma Jonice, 129, 132 Homes, Lorry Porker, 81, 113 Hoag, Hommond Harriet, 48, 1 20, 157 Hook, B. Marie, 8 1 Hopkins, Dale, 49 Horibe, Korcn Kimiyo, 49, I 19 Horner, Ranold Earl, 95 Hoskin, Donold Mox, 81 Hoskins, Charles E., 38 Hoskins, Martho Kay, 66, 1 16, 136, 157 Haskins, William, 66, 174 Houchins, Almo Guerrant, 95 Hounsom, Morcus M., 49 Hniitchcns, Wade Williams, 38 Hover, Ralph, 66 Howard, Malinda Louise, 95, 156 Howorth, Lucy Marie, 95, 122 Howell, Paul IV, 66, 130, 132 Howell, Stacey, 81, 114, 152. 175 Howes, E. Gene. 49 I lubler. Gory, 66 Huellewiq, James Stephen, 95 Huff, Arthur Leroy, 95 Huff, Marilyn Joon, 95, 1 35 Huggins, Harold Duon, 95, 161 Muffins, Ronald A., 66 Hull, Zelta Jeon, 95 Hunsicker, Dick, 95 Hunt, Bosil Dean, 38, 136, 152 Hunt, Charles Marty, 95, 66 Hunton, Wendell B., 66, 173 Hurley, Potricia Ann, 95 Hurley, Richard, 38 Husler, Corol Ann, 81, 114 1 luston, Jerry, 49 Hutchinson, Nancy, 95 Hutton, Joan, 66. 126, 129 Imrol, Sadik, 95 Inouye, Charles K., 95 Irving, Barbaro Anne, 66, 112, 116, 12 Isaocson, Mory Louise, 95 17umi, Koy Keiko, 49, 111, 116, 119, 151 I sett, Richard, 66, 161, 164, 173 Jackson, Donald, 66 Jockson, Dotlie, 81, 151 Jackson, Lorry Gene, 95 Jackson, Ned, 95, 174 Jackson, Sarah Jane, 95 Jacobs, Potricia, 66 Jncobson, Jean Helen, 81 Jadon, Samira Yousef, 67, 1 1 9 Jones, James L , 49 Jarman, Larry Gene, 67 Jormon, Royer, 49 Jeffries, Shirley Dean, 49, 67, 1 17 170, 157 Jeffries, William Theodore, 126 Jenkins, Marti, 49, 120 Jennings, Chester, 49, 110, 117, 157 Jennings, Kenneth, 67 Jepsan, John Herbert, Jr., 95, 108, 134 Jewett, Robert M., 49, 1 10, 173, 153 Jobe, Bill, 95. 174, 175 Jobe, Hermon T„ 49 Johnson, Donald D , 49 Johnson, Eugene L., 49 Johnson, Joanna Mary, 95, 166 Johnson, Leonard Martin, 49 Johnson, Marion Dee, 95 Johnson, Michael Lee, 95 Johnson, Robert C., 95, 123 Johnson, Rosslyn, 95 Johnson, Marilyn, 95, 135, 150 Johnson, William P., 49, 1 18 Johnston, Thomas E., 67, 1 14 Janes, Ann, 67, 127, 157 Jones, Bruce 5tnnley, 95 Jones, Donold Dovid, 50 Jones, Gory Dale, 95 Jones, Jack, 95, 161 199 Jones, Jock Lee, 67 Jones. James F , 81, 131, 153 Jones, Janet, 67, 145 Jones, Jeonme, 95, 132, 140, 166, 167 Jones, Jerry, 67 Jones, Kenneth Earl, 50 Jones, Lorry Mardell, 95 Jones, Louise, 67, 126 Jones, Morgoret Verniece, 96 Jordon, Ulice, 38 Judge. Patrick Joseph, 81 Katsuda, Claire V., 50, 117, 118, 119, 134 Koylor, Vmcil Lou, 50, 118, 121 Keethler, Glenda Sue, 67 Keerhler, James G., 6 Kehr, Bobbie Irene, 50, 120 Ko.dol, Lmdo J.. 96 Kemer, Hcrtmut, 38, 119, 122 Kallom, Floyd Arthur, 50, I I 5 Keller, Kenneth, 96 Keller, Vernon, 50 Kelley, Noncy Helen, 96 Kelly. Charles T . 81 Kelly, Donald Ross, 146 Kelly, Joe, 96. 124, 152 Kelly, John Edwin, 81 Kelso, John Lagan, 67 Kemncr, Williom Franklin, 67 Kendall, Billy Lee, 96 Kendell, Elwin, 67 Kendrick, James R , 96 Kendrick, Kay, 81, 157 Kennedy, Jim A., 67 Kennev, John A., 96 Kerby, Guy Edwin, 96 Kerby, Patsy, 67 Kerby, Robert, 49 Kerr, Leon, 1 57 Kessel, Carroll, 96 Kimani, Somson Muye, 67, 1 19 King, Borboro Jo, 81 Kmq, Catherine, 96 King, Jomes W , 96 King, Marian, 8 I Kmy, Rose Jonet, 50, 113, 126 Kmqton, Jomes W., 67 Kmsello, Frances, 67. Ill, 120, 124, 141 Kinworthy, Judy, 67, 138, 14 1 Kirkpatrick, Ncldo, 50, 112, 113, 117 Kiser, Wendell Lean, 96 Kivonc, Nese Turoh, 39, I 19, 120 Klatoske, Delmar John, 96 Klousmeier, Mory Jone, 96, 1 1 7 Klinginsmith, Koren Sue, 96, 1 15, 130 Klocke, Doris Ann, 96 Klos, Romono, 50, 120 Kluender, Shoron Lynn, 96 Kmghr, Douglas Neil, 50, 118, 174 Knight. John. 96. 173 Knight, Lois, 96 Knott, Donold E , 96 Knudsen, John Roger. 67 Korheiser. Suson, 81, 120 Koehler. Clefus. 8 1 Koemg. Herbert D.. 6 Kcoremon, Tom E., 50, 110, 118, 127. 153 Kopp, John E., 50, 127, 134 Krous, Carl J., 50 Kraus, Williom Coe, 81 Krehbiel, Dennis Leon, 81 Krekemeyer, Richord J„ 50, 152 Kroegcr. G-lbcrt E., 81, 126, 127 Kropf, David Allen, 1 30 Kuglcr, Anito Lovon, 96, 117, 126 Kurihuro, Carole S., 50 Kutzner, Dole A., 67, 108 Kutzner. Kay Ann, 96, 122, 126, 131 Labertaw, Lawrence Ralph, 81 LuCore, Robert, 68 Lacy, Kenneth Lorry, 96 1 ombert, Wondo Moe, 96 Lambkin, Jonet, 81, 115, 13? Landrum, Bcrbarc Jo, 81, 150 Lamkie, Thomas R., 8 I Lond, Borboro Ann, 96 Land, Janice, 8 1 I ang, Nancy Rurh, 1 30 Lang, Robert Mitchell, 50, 110, 115, 129. 131, 132, 153 Longwell, Lccnord Williom, 96 I onsdown, Bonnie, 51 l.antz, Terry, 81, 153, 183 Lory, Donald Richard, 96 Lasswell, Jeon, 8 1 Loubscher, Normo Lou, 96, 1 50 Lowing, Jone, 96, 156 Lawrence, Betty, 68 Lawrence, Russell, 96 l.owson, Borboro, 96 Lawson, Marilyn, 82. Ill, 135, 14 1, 167 Lowson, Shoron, 96 Lawson, Thomas E , 68 Ledoux, Gerald R., 96 Lee, Choi-Hynps, 68 Lee Donold Stuort, 96, 142 Lee, Fleonor Yong Ay, 68 Lee, Wendell J , 96 Le Fevre, Diana Jo, 51 Leqg, Jonico Lovon, 51, 111, 113, 117, 119, 156. 186, 188 1 egg, Jo Ann, 97 Leman, Felix Anthony, 82, 114, 119 124 Lcnzim, Jomes, 68, 123 Lessor, Clinton, 51 Lcufung, Ruby, 111, 116 Levine, Mary Parian, 51 Lewis, Evelyn, 97 Lewis, Robert Fnnis, 97, 173, 174, 175 Libby, Robert, 68, 108, I 10, 139, 153, 186 Licbhart, Gerold Frederick, 82, 97, 115 Likes, Raymond E., 51, 118, 131 Lillord. Dovid E„ 97 Linder, Deon, 82, 111, 113, 1 4 1, 167 Linder. Gene. 82. 126, 132 Lmdley. Lono Lou. 82, 111, 113, 141, 167 Lmeberry, Judy, 97 Link, Dovid W„ 68, 129. 130, 152 Link, Ellen Jane, 82, 131 Link, Virginio M., 97, 132 Lister, Glen Jo, 51 Lloyd, Gory Gene, 97 Lloyd, John C , 68, 161 Lackord, Kenneth Lee, 68 Lockridge, Carol Lee, 68 Loefeler, Myro Mcc, 97, 128, 150 Lagan, Marjorie Eileen, 51, 118, 120 Lahrman, Robert Poll, 97 Loney, Deo John, 51, 113 Long, George E., 51 Losey, Fvelyn, 82 Loughndge, Connie Jean, 97, 111, 124. 134. 156 Lowe, Harold A., 68 Lasey, Marvin, 68 Lowerbcrg, Marcia Jane, 97, 150 Lucos, Betty Ann, 51, 129, 132, 135 Luker, Verlyn Leon, 68 Lund hoy, Kitty, 97, 1 35 Lutz, Irl Martin, 82 Lutz. Larry, 39 Lyons, Virgil Lee, 82 McAllister, Karen, 68, 111, 112, 113, 117, 135, 150, 186 McAllister, Larry, 97 McAllister, Ronold Jack, 97 McBeth, Charles Fugene, 97 McBrotncy. Karen Kay, 97, 132. 135 McCalment, Robert Corlton, 97 McCortney, Eleanor, 68, 145 McCartney, Kathleen, 51 McCarty, Ronnie K.', 82 McClain. Wayne, 51 McClanahon, Don M., 51 McClellan, Jomes P., 51 McClure, Jone, 97, 123 McClure, Jerry Wayne, 51 McComas, Lorna Sharon, 97, 126 McCormick, Wolter Jomes, 82, 134, 147 McCoy, Roberto L., 82, 151 McCullough, Robert D , 68 McCullough, Sharon Lee, 82, 121, 141 McCully, Ino Louise, 82 McDonald, Duone, 173 McDonald. Jan, 97, 130, 152 McDonold, Sylvan, 82, 127, 146 McEwcn, John, 97 McFodden, Jomes, 97, 174, 175 McFarland, Gerald Lee, 5 I McForlond, Velmo Joyce, 51 McGee, Mary Lou, 58, 111 McGrew, Molly, 82 McHenry, Jacqueline, 9 McHenry, Bob. 68 Melntirc, Woyne E , 68, 110, 115, 129, 131, 132, 153, 186 McLom, John, 68 McM.ckle, John, 161 McNolley, Frances, 97 McPherson, Sharon, 111, 116 McPike. Milton, 97, 153, 161, 169, 170, 172, 173 McVoy, Don, 32, I 1 1 McVey, Jonet Sue. 82. 118, 132, 157 Moos, Suzanne C., 97 Mabcc, Borboro. 68. 145 Morumber, Rebecca S, 68. 130, 131, 157 Maddex, Lewis J., 52, 152, 183 200 Mogee, Lorry D, 69, 108, 118, 127, 128, I 53 Mogrone, Jerry E., M3 Moqruder, Mitchell, 97, 1 ?3 Mahon, Dick, 97, 1 52 Mahoney, Louis E., 69, 134 Moiret, Chorios E., 82 Malloy, James $., 97 Maloney, James K., 97 Manion, Sue, 69 Manko, Jacqueline C., 97, 124, 130 Mann, Jock F., 39, 121 Mann, Lindo L., 97 Manyx, Robert EJ., 82 March, Joon, 52, 111, 121, 127, 131, 151 Marck, Ernest T„ 9 Morkoy, Paul C., 97 Morkhom, 8orboro J , 132 Morquordf, Jim, 52, I 15 Marr, Patricia D„ 82 Martin, Eldon W., 97, 130 Martin, Marvin, 98 Mortin, Ronold L , 82, 153 Martin, Stanley W., 82, 142 Martin, Wayne, 39 Moson, Robert S., I 52 Moeu, Werner, 52, 1 1 9 Mattcson, Charlotte F., 123 Mauck, Donald D„ 98 Mauck, Robert D., 98 Moulfoir, Virginia, 69, 135, 156 Maurer, Dovid, 82 Maxwell, Quentin, 161, 164, 173 May, Catherine L., 97 Moy, Dean L., 69 Moyes, Morgoret S., 98, 123, MO, 167 Mayes, Marilyn A., 82, 123, MO, 167 Moyo, Shoron L , 98, 1 20, 1 50 Meador, Kay, 69, 135, 138, 157 Metcalf, Wolter, 82, 130 Medlond, Maurice B., 98 Meeker, Alvin, 82 Meeker, David C, 9 Memders, Clarence W., 82 Meneely, Rex F., 98, 1 52 Merrell, Jerry, 83 Merringer, Gory, 83 Messer, Arden L., 52, I 53 Michocl, Kenneth I , 52 Michael, Lorry M., 83 Miles, David, 83. 123, 130, 115 Miles, Williom R., 69, M3 Miley, Dorothy, 69, 14 I Milhollin, Belva S., 98 Miller, Charles E., 83, 161. 164, 173 Miller, Clifford E., 69 Miller, Don E., 69, 153 Miller, Goylio, 112, 117, 152 Miller, Jerry L., 69 Miller, John F., 69 Miller, John W . 1 70 Miller, Normo J., 69, 111, 130, 157 Miller, Paul W., 83, 130, 142 Miller, Richord L., 52, M2 Miller, Richord T., 52, M3 Miller, Ronold, 69, 129 Mills, Dole L., 83, 160, 161, 162, 163, 165 Mincks, Orville D., 52 Minor, Anita, 83, 123 Minsholl, Jerry L.. 83, 98 Mitch, Potsy, 98, 145 Mitchell, Annobell, 52 M.tiler, Ted W„ 83, 127, 128, 153 Miuro, Tokuhiro, 119, 127 Mobley, Robert L., 83 Mock. Orin 8., 52, 108, I 14, 153 Mogg, Shoryl G., 52 Mohr, Freda C , 52, 111, 112, 126 Mohr, Willadoan, 98, 120 Monk, Jerry H., 98 Monroe, Susan, 98 Montolvo, Manuel, 83, 1 19 Montes, Albelo, 69, 1 19 Moodie, Phyllis J., 83 Moore, Hollie, 98 Moore, Jane A , 98, 132, Ml Moore. Jimmy D , 83 Moore, June, 52, 138, M0 Moore, Mariom J., 69. 135 Moore, Richord M , 121, 132 Moore, Soroh 5 , 98 Moron, John, 69 Moreno, Paulina E., 83 Morqan, Joseph, 169 Morgan, Williom M , 52 Mori, Stanley M,, 83 Morley. Larry J., 98 Morns, Leslie, 98 Morris, Rosemary, 52, 117, 120 Morrison, Donna J., 69 Morrow, Bobbie G., 53 Morrow, Roymond E., 98 Morse, Robert, 83 Moses, Melinda, 98, 132 Mosher, Wayne, 98 Mossop, Edwm G., 83 Matter. Morgoret A, 98, 121, 156 Motter, Keith 69 Muchow, Alvm, 98 Mudd, Donny, 69 Murid, Shirley A . 53. 112, 117, 127, 186 Muir, Betty C„ 98, 117, 135, 166 Muir, l orry L., 98. M6 Muir, Mory A., 69, 123, 132 Mulford, Corolyn A., 69, 1 16, 120, 127, 141 Mullin, John Patrick, 53, 142, 143, 166, 173, 189 Murakami, Lorn T„ 53, 136, 150 Murfm, Comille, 98 Murphy, Jim T., 134 Murphy, Richard, 39 Murrain, Virginio, 53 Murrell, Martho Anne, 53, 124, 157 Nacrt, Richard, 69, I 18 Nagel, Gary Lee, 98 Nakamura, Morion, 98, 1 19 Nokomuro, Rosalyn, 98, 1 19 Nakoto, Eleanor Kinuyo, 53, I 16, 119, 151 Noylor, Mory Ann, 53, 111, 116, 1 17, 127, 186 Neal, Nancy Lee, 83, I 32 Neighbor, Williom Leroy, 83 Nelson, Alfred, 83, 125, 152 Nelson, Charlyn Roe, 83, 132, 135, 141, 167 Nelson, Dons Lee, 69, 135, 136, 150, 186 Nelson, George, 53, 136, 173 Nelson, Jerry, 53 Nelson, Jimmie Lee, 70 Nelson, Richord Vincent, 98 Nelson, Thomas J , 53 Nelson, Victor, 70 Neumann, Aloma June, 53 Neumonn, Poul Wesley, 70, 147 New-comer, Edith Moe, 98 Newell E. Nadine, 83, 135, 145 Newkirk, Lyle Wayne, 98, 131, 152 Newport, Shirley J., 39, I 18, 121, 132, 141 Nichols, Alfred Eorl, 53 Nichols, John E , 70 Nichols, Russell Richard, 83 Nickell, James, 53 Nickell, Normo, 83, 14 1, 167 Nicoletti, Helen Ruth, 98, 123 Niedririyhous, Robert, 98 Niengo, Frederick Archibald, 0, 119 Noble, Jerry Oore, 1 52 Novinger, Fliroheth A , 53, 127, 134 156 Novinger, Orville Wayne, 70 Novinger, Richord C., 53, 123, 153 Novinger, Williom Phil, 53, 143 Nowlin, Edison W., 53 Null, Mory J., 53, 124, 136, 166, 167 Nurnherger, Thomas, 70 Oakman, Lyndo Ann, 111, 135 O'Brien, Nancy, 70 O'Conner, James, 54 Oestreich, Elmo H., 39 Olson, Carol Ann, 121, 156 O'Neal, Charles Wayne, 83, 142, 161, 164, 173 Overstreet, Dolores, 54. 138, 145 186 Ovcrturf, Lorry, 83 Overturf, Steven, 83 Podcn, Corol Lou, 70, 140 Pontozcpulos, Steve, 54 Paradise, Judith, 54, 1 17, 138, 150, 186 Poredes, Nclvo, 54 Parish, Don, 142 Park, Yung Ho, 54 Park, Un Sung, 39. 119 Porks. Lorry, 54, 122, 1 3 1 Porrish, Jomes Chris, 70 Parrish, Wanda Fern, 70 Pasley, James Gordon, 70, 169 Potterson, Joseph Allen, 70 Potterson, Wilmo Lois, 39, 118, 120 Perkins, Gerold Richord, 161, 164, 173, 174 Pernicioro, Ed, 54 Perrin, Jock, 161, 164, 165, 173, 174 Perrin, Lucita. 70, I 57 Perry, Dorothy, 53 Perry, Thomas P., 39 Peter, Donald, 83 Peters, Lester, 70, 146 Peters, Bo, 70 Peterson, Lavcrn, 84, 1 08 Pettengill, Maurice, 84 201 Philip ;, Kriss Williom, 70 Phillips, Ivon L., 54 Phillips, Jomes, 54, 168, 169, 1 2, 173 Phillips, Letho, 54, 1 12 Pikoy, Edword E , 54 Plotz, Karen, 120 Pohl. Harold J.. 84 Poll.tr, Phyllis Ann, 84, 1 4 1 Polovich, Janan, 84 Poole. Jim, 70, 124 Poole, John A , 0, 124 Porter, Dons, 54 Porter, Jerry, 54, 161, 164 Porter. Phyllis Louise, 70 Porter, Ralph Orm, 54, 121 Poston, James, 84 Potts, R. E . 70, 114. 124. 161, 173 Potts, Stephen John, 161 Powell, Melody Annett, 70, 123 Powers, Elizabeth Ann, 70, 120, 122 Powers, Robert, 0 Premer, Gene, 0 Preston, Jomes Orool, 84 Pi.v.tt, e.lly, 54. 111. 113, 122 Purvis. Carol, 54. 135 Quigley, Jomes, 0 Rome. Dove. 55, 14 2, 14 3, 139 Romos-Teno, Laura, 84 Ronkm, Sherry, 84, 1 50 Ronney, Je.fk, 115, 152 Rorhff, Jonean, 115, 129, 132 Ratliff, Lowell, 84 Rouschelbach, Williom, 152 Rood, Lindo, 132, 156, 70 Rebo, Lois, 55 Reed. Nancy, I 29 Rcedquist, Robert, 70 Rees, Koren, 1 00 Reitmeyer, Flo, 70 Rekittke, Herman, 130, 100 Renfro, Jerry. 153. 161, 184 Renfro, Joyce, 100 Reyes, Crescenriono. 39 Reynolds, Edword, 70 Reynolds. Warren, 100. 121, 134 Rhoodes. Ruth, I 00 Rhoades, Kenneth, 55, 1 34 Rhoads, l orry, 100, 123 Rhoads. Marilyn, 100, 120, 1 16 Rhodes, Jomes, 84, 160, 161, 164, 165 R.ce, Ruby, 100, 126, 135 Richards, Karen, 100. 120, 121, 130 Richardson, Allen, 70, 1 18 Ricker. Paul, 84 Ricks, Billy, 70 Riddle, Duane, 100 Ricgel, Jomes, 55, 168, 169. 179 Riese, Robert, 55 Rigdon, Glenn, 55 Riley, Betty Jo, 84, 123 Riley, John, 84 Riley, Monbeth, 100, 123 Riley, Orville, 55 • Riley, Robert, 55. 110, 111, 118, 153 Rinaberger, Stephen, 100 Rinehart, Robert, 84 Riney, Rosolie, 84 Rinkenherger, Glenn. 100 Rippel, Rosemory, 100, 120 Rivela, Morio, 112, 119, 129 Rivero. Rebecco, 39, 132 Roberson, Virginio, 84, 115, 130 Roberts, Ann, 100 Roberts. Dee. 100 Roberts, Dons, 84, 120, 151 Roberts, Edwin, 100 Roberts, Pat, 55, 135, 151 Roberts, Lee, 100, 1 1 5 Robertson, John, 110, 117 Rcbmson, Duane, 70 Robinson, Gerald, 55 Robinson, Lowell, 84 Robinson, Marilyn, 84, 123 Robinson, Mory, 120 Robison, Nona, 70 Robison, Robert, 84 Re.ekhnld, Bobby, 70 Rodgers, Milan, 100 Roensch, Louis, 100 Rogers, James, 55 Rollms, Robert, 70, 1 14 Romjue, Jone, 84, 121, 151 Ronnn, James, 100 Ronan, William, 0, 111, 129, 132, 143 Ronchetto, Dovid, 55, 113, 118, 153 Ronchetto, John, 100 Ronchetto, Betty, 100 Rose, Carl, 84, I 69 Rosenkrons, James, 84 Rouse, Roger, I 00 Rozendool, James, 84 Ruddy, Sterling, 84, 108. 152 Rudkin, Robert, 0 Rudy, Neldo, 84, 111, 116 Ruse, David, 55 Russell, Marvin, 121, 153, 187 Russell, Patricio, 55, 0, 12 Russell. Robert, 70 Ryols, Reger, 84 Ryon, Marvin, 70, 142 Sodler, Loretta, 56 Sodurm, Jorge, 100, 1 19 Soleni, Li Li, 100 Sales, Lorry, 100 Sollade, Gory, I 53, 0 Sollee, Donell, 70 Sompsel, John, 70 Sompscl, Judith, 100 Samuel, Mike, 85 Somucls, Carol, 70 Sonchez, Luis, 55, 1 19 Sonders, Lois, 101 Sanders, Sandra, 101, 150 Sandison, Corolyn, 85, 123 Sandncr, Dcctfe, 101 Saner, Kenneth, 55 Sonz Agero, Jose, 100 Sawyer, Lenora, 100 Scanlon, James, 55, 161, 165, 179 Se hoe he I, Terry, 85, 14 1 Schaefer, Conrad, 70 Schoppach, Frank, 85, 128, 132, 143 Schorsich. Robert, 55 Schonz, Kothermc, 100 Schenk, Esther, 100 Scheuler, Lawrence, 160, 161, 165, 173 Schumann, Beverly, 100 Schindler. Morgoret, 100, 135 Schelcpphorst, Virginia, 100, 135 Schmidt, Clorence, 85, 122 Schmidt, Marie, 100 Schneider, Earl, 101, 126, 152 Schneider, Gory, 85 Schrcck, Lawrence, 85, 124 Schrceder, Ivon, 0 Schrccdcr, Lawrence, 56, I I 8 Schulze, J Scott, 72, 108, 110, 115, 127, 129, 131, 132, 153 Schulze, Patricio, 72, 130 Schumochcr, Hozel, 101 Schutze, Leon, 56, 142, 161, 165, 173 Schweitzer, Bill, 56 Scott, John, 85 Scott, Wilma, 85, 1 13 Scriven, Donold, 39, 1 1 3 Scriven, Jolene, 39, 1 1 3 Seamstcr, Lcotn, 101 Scidl, Betty, 72 Senior, Jone, 56, 111, 116 Sens, John, 101 Seoone.-Orlondo, 72 Serfoss, Kenneth, 72, 110, 118, 134 152, 189 Sevits. Williom, 2 Sowok, Rom, 72, 1 19 Shofer, Roger, 101 Shohon, Allen, 101 Shannon, Patricio, 101, 111, 116 Sharp, Floro, 56, 145 Sharp, William, 85 Sharpe, Gory, 85 Sharpe, Loyd, 56 Sharpe. Nina, 56. 129, 132 Shccslcy, Shirley, 72. 127 Shelton, Lorry, 101 Shepherd, Jomes, 56, 143 Shinn, Sheila. 101, 119, 120, 121. 134 Shirley, Linda, 101, 156 Shiromo, Helen, 1 1 9 Shockcy, Richard, 72, 142 Shoemoke, Dun, 56, 143, 161 165, 173 Shnemeyer, Ruth, 101, 111, 150 Shorner, Orman, 85 Short. Potsy, 101, 123 Shotwell, Floyd, 56 Shuck, Sue, 85. 135, 151 Shumaker, Holly, 85 Shumaker, Leo, 85 Shupe, Orville. 85, 1 52 Sidles, Louise, 72, III, 117 Sidles, Luello, 72 Sights, Ruth, 85 Simlcr, Sam, 85, 1 23 Simpson, Betty, 56 Simpson, Henry, 39 Sine, Robert, Jr., 85 Singleton, Lorry, 85 Sires, Jewell, 101, 152 Skaggs, Doclene. 72. 127, 128. 136, 188 Skinner, Lois, 101 Skinner, Nellie, 101 Sloter, Paul, 72 Slaton, Lorry, 101 Slaughter, Robert, 56 Slaughter, Willard, 56, 1 18 202 Slinkord, Phyllis, 101, 132, 132, 166, 167 Slocum, Judith, 101 Slocum, William, 72 Slonokcr, Fred, 101 Slowensky, Sue, 101, 120 Smiser, Edwm, 56, 120, 136, 182, 187 Smith, Detty, 85 Smith, Edwm 101, 127 Smith, Fronk, 72 Smith, Gene, 85, 119. 153 Smith, Judith. 85, M6. 14 1 Smith, Lorry, 85 Smith, Morioric, 56 Smith, Mary Anne, 101, 126, 132 Smith, Roy 72 Smith, Russell, I 0 I Smith, Wood, 101 Smithson, Eleonor, 101, 135 Snyder, Charles, 56, I 36 Snyder, Horry, 5 Snyder, Patricio, 101, 117, 135 Scdermon, Roger, 85 Song, Hyung, 39, 1 1 9 Sorg, Jesse, 85 Sorrell. Nancy, 85, 126, 129, 132 Sorrell, T. W„ Jr.. 57 Soso, Rito, 85, 124 Sowers, Sherry, 86. 120, 12 , 132, 157 Spangler, Virginia, 57, 1 I 6 Sporks, G. W., 72 Sparks, Jerry, 57 Spilker, Gordon, 101 Sporer, Francis B , 86, 124, 1 17, 132, 152. 117 Sporer, Gene, 72, 117, 118, 124 Spriqgs, Bonnie, 57 Sprouse, William, 101 Spurgeon, Bcrboro, 86, 1 22 Squires. E E„ 72, 118 Srnko, AI, 129, 1 87 Stoehler, Robert, 86, I 4 Stocblcr, bill. 101 Stahlmon, Troncis, 101 Stonord, Shoron, 86 Stonton, Gory, 102 Starr, Cheryl, I 02 Stater, Lorry, 72, 142, 173, 174 Steele, Koren, 72, 120 Sterrett, Ralph, 72, 169, 1 1, 173 Stevenson, Joe, I 02 Stewart, Lovonne, 86, 115, 129, 131, 132 Stewart, llene, 57, 120 Stewart, John, 72 Stewart, Robert, 102 Stice, Roy Dean, 72 Sticc, Worren Neil, 102, 1 15 Stiffey, Frlene Sue, 86 Stogschell, Gory, I 02, 119 Stokely, Stanley, 73, 142 Stokes, Susan M„ 57, 123, 127 Storkson, Claro L., 102 Stoudt, John George, 57 Stauffer, Robert W., 161, 165 Stout, Gordon Curtis, 57, 126, 13 1 Stout, Paul, 102 Stout, Sylvia, 86, 120, 126, 140, 166, 167 Streeter, Don Gregory, 102 Streeter, Kent, 57 Strick, Werner, NO, 116, 123, 187 Stuhlman, Herbert Lynn, 57 Stumpf, Robert Frank, 102, 142 Sullivon, Richord P., 57, 130 Summers, Loro Anne, 102 Summers, Sandra Lee, 102 Sutton, Horald Edword, 102 Swon, William, 102 Swonk, Koy, 135, 86, 14 1, 167 Swank, Sandra Lee, 86, 151, 135 Sworthout, Ed, 102, 142 Swoyze. Donald, 57, I 36, 1 53 Sweeney, Matt, 102 Swift, lorry V , 168. 169, 170, I 1 Swisher, Mettie Louisa, 39 Switzer. Thelma, 73, 120, 135, 14 1, 167 Sykes, J Gerald, 73 Tade, Dovid, 102 Tapp, Diane, 1 02 Tarbet, James Denton, 102 I ate, Larry, 1 02, 1 52 Taylor, Evelyn, 86 Taylor, Harry, 86, 121 Toylor, James R., 86, 153 Taylor, Lorry Gene, 57, 1 14 Taylor, Ston, 1 02 Teoter, Alyn J., 73 Tee, Doris Ann, 86 Tegethoff, Richard, 57, 1 18 TeStmon, Lorry, 57, 173, 175 Tewcll, Roy. 57. 14 3, 168. 169, 170. 171, 173 Tharp, Dorothy Jeon, 102, 12 Thorp, Judith Ann, 102 Thorp, Paul L., 73 Thcmos, Dovid F , 73 Thomas, Gene E., 102, 142 Thomas. Jane, 73, 116, 145 Thomos, John R., 73 Thcmos, Morion, 73 Th'-mos, Potrick, 73 Thompson, J, Ross, 86 I hompson, Patricio Rose, 102, 1 17, 120, 135, 150 Thompson, Phyllis, 102 Thornburgh, George, 73, 136. I Thorne, Janice D , 5 I brasher, Billie Lee, 73 Thudium, Gene Eldon, 86 Thurmon, Reryl Edwin, 73 Toomes, Barbara, 102, 150 Toops, Naomi Jeon, 102 I oubbeh, Michoel, I 02 Tromer, Judy Jean, 102, 126 Troiner, Orville L., 58 Trenkle, Patricio Ann, 73, 156, 166, 167 Trevino, Renie, 86 Troester, John, 86 Truitt, Dianthe Joy, 73, 115, 117, 129, 138. 156, 187 Tucker, Benny F., 73, 129 Tully, Thomas, 86 Turnbull, Carolyn, 3, 120, 135, 140 I urner, Earl E., 86, 129, 131, 132 Turner, H. Duane, 86 Turner, Jonell, 102, 145 Turner, Juanita, 3 I urner, Leland Dale, 73, 143 Turner, Thomos Woyne, 152 Twitched, Jack Boin, 73, 12 , 152 Turner, Wanda, 58, 145 Unger, Janet Lucille, 102, 140, 16 Upson, Robert N , 58 Vail, James R , 73. 120, 126, 147 Vail, Julio Ann, 86, 123 Vandecnocke, Yolondo Dora, 102, 120 Vanderender, Henry, 102 Von Dyne, Richard, 86 Van Dyne, Robert, 86 Van Ness, Deon, 102, 126 Von Morter, Paul Woyne, 86 Vordimon. June, 102 Vcz, J. Eduardo, 3 Veotch, Howard Olin, 103 Vessels, Jomes 8., 103 Vetter, Marilyn Anne, 103, 124, 150 Villarreal, Jaime Santos, 103 Vincent, Kenneth A,, 103, 123 Vineyord, George A., 58 Vitfctoe, Jerry Fd, 58 Vogt. Paul R . 58 Waddill, Sandra Sue, 73, 121, 135, 141 Wofler, Judith Ann, 103, 120, 132 Wagoner, Corroll Woyne, 103 Waggoner, Jomes Harry, 103 Wagner, Robert Larry, 174 Wogner. Williom, 58, 119, 187 Woibcl, Charles, 86 Walker, Donold A., 86, 147 Wolkcr, Jomes. 86, 175 Wolker, Jonet A., 86 Waker, Merle F , 73, 143 Walker, Robert N„ 58. 123 Walker, Ruby Lorene, 87 Wolker, Shirley Ann, 103 Woll, Jomes, 103, 142 Waller. Richord, 103 Walmasley, A, Harry, 8 , 16 Walters, John Ellis, 103, 130 Woltcn, Joyce Ann, 87, 151 Wolton, Mary Greene, 74 Wantlond, Carolyn Sue, 103, 135 Wantland, Lawrence, 58, 108, 111, 118, 152 Word, Horold, 58, 129 Word, Marguerite, 58 Ward, Tyrone Jock, 103. 136, 142 Ware, Mary Lou, 103 Warner, John Allen, 103 Worren, Donold, 1 03 Watkms, Leonard Barton, 87 Watkins, Robert K., 58 Watts, Worren C., 139, 152, 187 Weber, Bibet Loree, 87, 135, 145 Weber, Donold Fronk, 115, 123, 131, 132, 161, 18 Weber, Lindo Jo, 1 03 Weber, William John, 103 Webster, Darrell Dean, 103 Weiss, Roger Othel, 103. 12 , 128 Wellborn, Leslie E., 87 Wells, Russell D . 87, 111, 115, 118 203 We«, Jeon Donald, 58 West, Jerry E.. 4, 108, 153, 187. 188 Westhues, Dovid Lawrence, 103 Wharton, William Boyd, 58, 1 10, 132. 153, 154 Wheeler, Judith Elaine, 103, 156 Wheelock, Ronald Eugene, 103 Whitaker, Bruce Lee, 103 White, Betty Jo, 58. 79, 1 14, 123, 135 White, Robert George, 103, 123 Whitesides, Jerry, 58, 160, 161, 162, 163. 164, 165, 173 Whitney, Lorry F., 58, 153 Wiont, Leonard Eugene, 87 Wiedcnkofer, Ora Kevin, 59 Wiyol, Dennis Dean, 103, 121, 142 Wigol, Sondi, 74, 155 Wiqqins, Ronold, 160, 161, 165, 173, 187 Wilhite, Mary Lee, 103 Wilkin, Koy. 59 Wilkinson, Jack W., 74 Wilkinson, Wilton Leon, 59 Willey, Jo Ann, 103, 123 Williams, Doris Jean, 74, 151 Williams, Sottie, 87, 135, 141, 167 Williams, Gary C., 87, 169, 172, i 75 Williams, John D., 103, 146 Willioms, Judith, 103, 150, 166, 167 Willioms, Louis, 59, 173 Willioms, Stanley E., 4 Willioms, Stanley Mourice, 59, 1 13, 119, 134 Willioms, Thomos Woyne, 103 Willingham, Dorothy, 103 Wilson, Angie Lee, 59, 111, 112, I 17, 140, 184, 187 Wilson, Hyloh Roe, 103, 1 16, 126, 140 Wilson, Jerry, 103 Wilson, Joyce Elizabeth, 104 Wilson, Michael, 104 Wilson, Pansy Sue, 104, 126 Wilson, Paul Edword, 59, 111, 118 Wineteer, Gory, 87 Winhold, Dorothy J., 132 Wineheld, Glenno Jeon, 104,-121 Wmhold, Erna, 57 W.nn, Doris F , 74, 115, 117, 130 Winn, Gory, 87, 108, 1 14 Winn, Joe Dean, 104 Wise, Lais Jo, 104, 135 Wolf, An.to, 74. 120, 136, 138, 151 Wolf, Jerry Lee, 87, 1 52 Wolf, Joseph F , 74, 1 14 Wolf, Lloyd H , 59 Wolf, Martha Lea, 8 Wolfe, Noncy. 87, I 57 Wolfmeyer, Vem L., 87, 122, 152 Wolford, Robert Lowell, 104 Woo, Hork Kyun, 74 Wood, Judith Ann, 104, 120, 123, 129, 131, 132, 157 Wood, Norman E., 87, 1 14 Wood, William W„ Jr., 104, 146 Woodin, Richard, 87 Woods, Doris, 87 Woods, Jctora, 104 Woods, Judith Ann, 87 Woodson, Joyce Ann, 104, 135 Woodword, Dole E„ 87, 134, 153 Woolf, Lolo I , 59, 130, 123 Wrablik, Renal J., 87 Wright, Dona Dee, 74, 128, 14 1, 167 Wyott, Edwin Duane, 59, 126, 132 Wyatt, Richard R„ 59. 143 Ycgel, Lesley Moe, 74 Yaley, Gary K., 1 04 Yamose. 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