Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1965 volume:

;- 11650 t ;, ' THE ECHO 1%5 DAVII) (HARMS KNIS. inilOR Kl HANOK ANN VA( kl I . lUlSINISS MAN (;IK Ml-I VIN I. OISON, AOVISOR r|:,iV ' r:3 t L] -• SPORTS 190 STUDENTS. . . .46 STUDENT LIFE.232 CONTENTS ORGANlZAliONb M? FALL FOOTBALL M.I.A.A. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS k w- m : ? '  lSf ' fiS H M-W Pl ms, m m ■ ' ' ' ' : -.vyr t. ' Jis ;r,fiA ' -. Mli 9| ■ m OSEFH-BALnvilN riONIER EDUCATOR ■ o Staff . dedicate this book to all those who and wjll fondly remember Northeast Missouri Teachers Collcjie as their Alma Mater. - ■. ' ■■ .. ;r . « J:- ' ' V pe ' r VJ t r 1 L i Lr.v ii - --l- P. ' V ;! I EOF u rr r M r, r D 1 My 7 ' sr i: r. rJ S .w.. — ' .wr?r.. i v-t----  - -« 3 l ibul -i ' . ' NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE TEACHERS Baldwin Hall Pickler Memorial Library w li«« LIB R ' H ' R ' 95 WMm ' CXSl - Pi pSfai fc .- w JP L WM I-- I r • .:: 10 tt( yi -.f ■ ■ |::-i : J 11 tiiu 1 -x. . A.. ' :: COLLEGE CAMPUS AND BUILDINGS j - l iMSm ' ' M ] m ■ y . • n . 1 Kii ■ }fk jb n K BSF M 1 H 91 1 !5 - B PI I 1 [■■MH £1 H l EH P ' H BLi- I H H H E , ■- ■■ . ' ■ . ' -■■ ' . ' . IBH  Laughlin Hall r Industrial A r; Building V-. v.- .7 : ,i ' .- ; Home Management House FgjV Apartments ■■■-n ' 14 Grim Hall Adair House 15 1 Dobson Hall Architect ' s drawing of Missouri Hall Architect ' s drawing of Married Students Apartments 18 Board of Regents WALTER H. RYLE President of the College P. M. MARR Milan—President ELMER F. GIESELMAN Macon—Vice-President EDWARD R. JAYNE Kirksville— Secretary GLENN BOLTON ROLLINS H. BROWNLEE MARY ALICE BUNNEY HUBERT WHEELER Lancaster Brookfield Shelbyvffle JeflFerson City-Ex-Officio 19 EDUCATOR...STATESMAN...PRESIDENT THE PRESIDENTS The Echo of 1965 is one of many year books that have been pubHshed by the students of this College. The first year book was published in 1901. It was called the Mnameion. In the fol- lowing year, 1902, its name was changed to the Echo. This name has become familiar to thou- sands of students over a period of more than six decades. The Echo this year will contain the records of our friends and classmates whom we have learned to know, cherish, and love. It will help us to remember activities and events and vic- tories and defeats, all of which help to make President and Mrs. Ryle at their home President Ryle entering Baldwin Hall 20 WALTER H. RYLE GUIDES COLLEGE PROGRESS ECHO MESSAGE our mental image of college days. No doubt the Echo of 1965 will be cherished by many, and as the years pass it will grow even dearer, for it will call back pleasant memories of yesteryear. The Editor and his associates alone with the faculty sponsor and the members of the Echo Board need our sincere congratulations for they have contributed much time, thought, and effort m making this Echo of 1965 a valuable one J!h Walter H. President Ryle Governor Dal ton and President R le President and Mrs. Walter H. Ryle 21 PRESIDENT WALTER H. RYLE 23 WRAY M. RIEGER Dean of Instruction A.B., M.S., Ph.D. 24 HENRY M. BOUCHER Dean of Student Affairs B.S. in Education, M.A. DEANS OF THE COLLEGE RUTH B. BEAL Dean of Women B.S. in Education. A.M. OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION ROBERT L. McKINNEY CHARLES J. ELAM HOWARD G. MORRIS (On Military Leave) Head, Division of Admissions Head, Division of Assistant to the Office of the B.S., B.S. in Ed., A.M. Maintenance Service President A.B. J f iff- i K ijfii fife ELI F. MITTLER Head, Division of Extension Service Professor of Education B.S. in Ed.. M.Ed., Ed.D. PETE NICXDLETTI ORVILLE E. BOWERS Head, Division of Business Registrar Service A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M. Assistant Professor of Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. ROBERT M. WRIGHT Head, Division of Student Personnel Service Professor of Guidance B.S. in Ed., M.S., Ed.D. DIVISIONAL HEADS CHARLES KAUZLARICH Head, Division of Business Education Professor of Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. rVAN E. MILLER Head, Division of Education Professor of Education B.Mus., A.M., Ed.D. DALE A. JORGENSON Head, Division of Fine Arts Professor of Voice B.Mus., M.Mus., Ph.D. JOSEPH P. DOLAN Head, Division of Health and Physical Education Professor of Physical Education B.S., M.S., Ed.D. 26 DOROTHY PEARSON Head, Division of Home Economics Associate Professor of Foods and Nutrition B.S. in Ed., A.M. CALVIN V. HUENEMANN Head, Division of Language and Literature Professor of Literature A.B., A.M., Ph.D. GEORGE N. HARTJE Director of Libraries A.A., A.B., A.M. in L.S. OTHO L. HARNETT Head, Division of Practical Arts Assistant Professor of Drafting B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. DEAN A. ROSEBERY Head, Division of Science and Mathematics Professor of General Science B.S. in Ed., Ph.D. GILBERT C. KOHLENBERG Head, Division of Social Science Professor of English History A.B., A.M., Ph.D. 27 EMERITI . ,y -r .Jt y - m j iJKA ' , i- fPto-fflSJ CECIL H. ALLEN Professor Emeritus of Psychology B.S., A.M., Ph.D. BERENICE B. BEGGS Assistant Professor Emeritus of English B.S. in Ed., A.M. JOHN L. BIGGERSTAFF Professor Emeritus of Music B.M. LEWIS C. CLEVENGER Professor Emeritus of Botany B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. VERA E. FAWCETT Associate Professor Emeritus of English B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. RALPH HOUSE Professor Emeritus of Psvcholoqv B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ed.Di GEORGE H. JAMISON Professor Emeritus of Mathematics B.S., A.M. LLORA B. MaGEE Professor Emeritus of Home Economics Ph.B., A.M.. Ph.D. VIOLA A. MAGEE Assistant Professor Emeritus of Latin B.S. in Ed., A.M. SALLIE PATTINSON Assistant Professor Emeritus of Rural Education B.S., A.M. FELIX ROTHSCHILD Professor Emeritus of Secondary Education A.B., A.M. PAUL O. SELBY Dean Emeritus of Instruction Professor Emeritus of Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M.. Ph.D. LUCY SIMMONS Professor Emeritus of American History A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. NAN E. WADE Professor Emeritus of Modern Languages A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. WILLIE WHITSON Assistant Professor Emeritus of Primary Educa- tion B.S.. in Ed., A.M FACULTY H n K I 4Sk£,h k dk -im HUMBERTO ALVAREZ Assistant Professor of Spanish B.S., M.S., D.Ed. (Marci) CYRIL D. ANDERSON Associate Professor of General Science B.S., M.S., Ph.D. HELEN A. BABBITT Instructor in Art B.S. in Ed., A.M. MARTHA R. BAGLEY Instructor in Women ' s Physical Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. RONALD E. BAGLEY Assistant Professor in Crafts B.S. in Ed., A.M. ELMIRA BAIOTTO Instructor in Nursing Education R.N., B.S. in Ed. JANE L. BARNETT Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. LINDA BATTLES Temporary Instructor in Art B.A., M.A. CLIFTON R. BELL Professor of Secondary Education B.S., M.A., Ed.D. MAX E. BELL Professor of Botany B.S., M.S., Ph.D. JOHN L. BIGGERSTAFF, JR. College Physician D.O. JOHN D. BLACK Professor of Zoology A.B., A.M., Ph.D. KATHLEEN BOHON Comptroller ROBERT J. BRADLEY Assistant Professor of Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. WALTER A. BROWNE Professor of Geography A.B., A.M., Ph.D. FACULTY BESSIE BROWNING Cataloguer B.S. in Ed., A.M. (L.S.) LANSING W. BULGIN Professor of Music Education A.B., M.M. Ph.D. JANE ELLEN BYRD Instructor of Basic English B.A., A.M. WILLIAM H. CABLE Director of Publications B.J. LYLE E. CARTER Assistant Professor of Arts and Crafts B.S. in Ed., A.M. Jan. 24, 1919-Oct. 12, 1964 KATHLEEN CHERBONNIER Assistant Professor of Special Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. DORA BELLE CLARK Instructor in Typing and Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. ELIZABETH CLENDANIEL Instructor in English B.A., M.A. WILLIAM D. COBOURN Associate Professor of General Psychology B.A., M.A. DUANE R. COLE Assistant Professor of Metals B.S. in Ed., M.S. HELEN ROSEMARY COLE Professor of French B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Jan. 6, 1906-Nov. 26, 1964 SHEROD J. COLLINS Assistant Professor of Speech B.S. in Ed., A.M. FRANK V. COLTON Coordinator B.S., B.S. in Ed., A.M. BETTE COOKE Assistant Cataloguer B.S. in Ed., M.A. (L.S.) HAROLD L. COPENHAVER Professor of Brass B.A., M.A., Ed.D. FACULTY KAY CRAWFORD General Librarian B.S. in Ed. EUGENE J. CROARKIN Instructor in Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. FOREST L. CROOKS Assistant Professor of Audio-Visual Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. EARL C. CUNNINGHAM Professor of Philosophy A.B., B.D., M.Ed.; Ed.D. JAMES DOUGHERTY Director of Athletics Instructor in Physical Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. BERENICE S. DRY Instructor in Freshman English B.S. in Ed., A.M. TOM DUDEN Band Director B.S. in Ed., A.M. MARLOW EDIGER Associate Professor of Elementary Education B.S. in Ed., M.S., Ed.D FRANCES NEVES ERDMANN Instructor in Basic English A.B. in Ed. BERNARD P. ERHARD Director of Opera Assistant Professor of Voice B.A., M.M. Ed. MARY MARGARET ESTES Associate Professor of Physical Education B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. ' DENMAN C. EVANS Assistant Professor of General Science B.S. in Ed., M.S. ELIZABETH EVANS Instructor in Kindergarten B.S. in Ed., A.M. CHARLES C. FAST Associate Professor of Health Education A.B., M.A., Ed.D. WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS Assistant Professor of Strings (On Leave) A.B., M.Mus. FACULTY RICHARD FLASPOHLER Instructor in History B.S. in Ed., A.M. RONALD FLASPOHLER Instructor in the Field of Science A.B., M.S.T. ROBERT C. FORT Professor of Physical Education B.S.. M.A., Ed.D. ELIZABETH FRAZIER Professor of Reading B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Ed.D. FREDERICK FREEBURNE Associate Professor of Piano B.S.M., M.A., MM.. Ph.D. MAX FREELAND Professor of Chemistry (On Leave) B.S. in Ed., M.S., Ph.D. C. HUGH GARDNER Associate Professor of Visual Education B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ed.D. KENNETH L. GARDNER Instructor in Physical Education Track Coach B.S. in Ed., A.M. VERA GARES Assistant Professor of Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. HENRY K. GIBSON vsistant Professor of Sociology B.S., B.S., M.S. JOHN C. GOETZE Instructor in Instrumental Music B.S. in Ed., A.M. MASSYE E. COINS Professor of Elementary Guidance B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D. GERALDINE GOSCH Instructor in Clothing and Textiles A.B., M.S. RICHARD G. GREEN Instructor in World Literature B.A. LOREN V. GRISSOM Professor of English Education B.S. in Ed., M.Ed., Ed.D. M d J d FACULTY gH DONALD R. GROFF Instructor in Mathematics A.B., M.A. CHARLES E. GROSS Professor of Organic Chemistry B.A., M.Sc, Ph.D. HANS H. HAGEMANN Associate Professor of German A.B., A.M., Ph.D. WILLIAM F. HALL Professor of Speech Education B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ph.D. JUDITH ANN HANCOCK Assistant Instructor in Nursing Education B.S. in Nursing R. RUSSELL HARRISON Director, Alumni Activities A.B. EILEEN GAIL HAVER Instructor in Piano B.M., M.M. GEORGE W. HERMANN Associate Professor of Physical Education B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ELOISE HILL Instructor in English B.S. in Ed., A.M. ALFRED HOLZMEIER Housing Secretary B.S. CAROLYN G. HOPKINS Instructor in Speech A.B., M.A. LAURA RUTH HULSE Instructor in Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. NAMIKO IKEDA Assistant Professor of Physical Education (On Leave) B.S., M.A., Ph.D. HELEN JONES Temporary Teacher of Latin A.B., M.A. LEON CHARLES KAREL Professor of Theory B.Mus., A.M., Ph.D. FACULTY VERYL F. KEEN Associate Professor of Biology B.S., M.S., M.A. FLOREINE KIBLER Assistant Director of Libraries Reference Librarian B.S. in Ed., A.M. (L.S.) W. BOYD KING Instructor in Physical Education Basketball Coach B.S. in Ed., A.M. FREDERIC A. KIRCHBERGER Professor of Piano A.M., Mus.D. RALPH D. KIRKENDALL Instructor in Speech Debate Coach A.B., M.A. PAULINE D. KNOBBS Professor of Social Science Education B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. MARY JANE KOHLENBERG Temporary Teacher in Mathematics A.B., A.M. LESTER R. KUHLMAN Associate Professor of Agriculture B.S., M.S., Ph.D. SAMUEL LESSEIG Instructor in Mathematics B.S.. M.S. HERBERT LEVINSON Temporary Instructor in Strings Director of College Orchestra B.M.E., MM. REGINA LINDHORST Assistant Instructor in Dance B.S. in Ed. TAYLOR LINDSEY Professor of Secondary Education Director of Student Teaching A.B.. A.M., Ed.D EARL D. LUDLOW Professor of Psvchometrics B.S., M.S., Ed.b. STELLA LUTHER Instructor in Public Health Nursing B.S., M.A. W. JACK MAGRUDER Assistant Professor of Science Education B.S., M.A. FACULTY dsk r DAVID D. MARCH Professor of American History B.S., A.M., Ph.D. ROBERT MASON Temporary Teacher in Chemistry B.S., A.M., M.S. WILLIAM MATTHEW Principal, Ophelia Parrish Junior High School B.S. in Ed., A.M. MARTHA McCLASKEY Instructor in English A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M. KENNETH M. McGUIRE Assistant Professor of Speech Correction B.S. in Ed., M.A. GRACE McREYNOLDS Assistant Professor of Elementary Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. MARCELINE CAMPBELL MELDRUM Assistant Professor of Romance Languages A.B.. A.M. HAROLD MICKELSON Professor of Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ed.D. KENNETH E. MILLER Professor of Voice B.S., M.Mus.Ed., MM., Ph.D. WILLIAM T. MINOR Assistant Professor of Woodworking B.S. in Ed., M.S. JOSEPH L. MITCH Assistant Professor of Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. CHARLOTTE MITTLER Instructor in Problems of Modern World B.S. in Ed., A.M. H. CHANDLER MONROE Assistant Professor of Public Speaking B.S. in Ed., M.A. HUBERT T. MOORE Instructor in Basic English B.S. in Ed., M.A. ROLAND F. NAGEL Professor of Industrial Education B.S. in Ed., M.Ed., Ed.D. FACULTY DUANE NORMAN Instructor in Mathematics B.S. in Ed., M.S. D. D. NOTHDURFT Associate Professor of Industrial Arts B.S. in Ed.. M.Ed., Ed.D. WILLIAM P. NOVINGER Instructor in Mathematics (On Leave) B.S. in Ed., M.A. SAMUEL W. NUGENT Instructor in Physical Education Athletic Trainer B.S., A.M. DENNIS J. O ' BRIEN Instructor in History B.A., MA. MELVIN L. OLSON Assistant Professor of Painting B.A., M.A. ALICE LOUISE OWEN Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Physiology B.A., M.S., Ph.D. JOHN B. OWEN Associate Professor of Biology B.S. in Ed., M.S., Ph.D. ' NO-YONG PARK Research Lecturer on World Peace and Far Eastern Affairs A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ROBERT J. PEAVLER Professor of Physics B.A., M.S., Ph.D. KAREN PENNER Instructor in Basic English B.S. in Ed., A.B., M.S. RALPH PINK Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. MARY FRANCES POTTER Instructor in Business Education B.S., M.Ed. LOWELL R. PRIEBE Associate Professor of Industrial Arts A.E., B.S. in Ed., M.S. EUGENE C. PRINGLE Instructor in Mathematics B.S., M.A. FACULTY %3t fSL ' f j J. R. PURDY Professor of Mathematics B.S., M.A., Ph.D. ALBERTO RABAGO Assistant Professor of Latin (On Leave) B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JACK H. REISKE Associate Professor of Guidance B.Mus Ed., M.A., Ph.D. CHARLOTTE REVELLE Instructor in Home Economics BS. m Ed., M.S. NOAH P. RICHARDSON Director, Bureau of Correspondence and Extension Teaching B.S. in Ed., A.M. WILLIAM W. RICHERSON Instructor in Physical Education Assistant Football Coach B.S. in Ed., A.M. WALTER H. RYLE TV Assistant Professor of Latin American History B.S. in Ed., A.B., A.M. ROBERT SCHNUCKER Assistant Professor of Religious Education A.B., B.D., A.M. ELIZABETH SCHUETZ Periodical Librarian B.S., B.S. (L.S.) DONALD SCRIVEN Assistant Professor of Economics B.S. in Ed., A.M. KERLIN M. SEITZ Associate Professor of Geography B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. KENNETH W. SERFASS Counselor for Freshmen B.S. in Ed., A.M. JOHN H. SETTLAGE Associate Professor of General Science B.S.E., M.Ed., Ed.D. JAMES G. SEVERNS- Associate Professor of Dramatics B.S., M.A. RALPH SHAIN Instructor in Industrial Arts B.S. in Ed., A ' .M. FACULTY BING KUN SHAO Associate Professor of Economics A.B., M.S., Ph.D. WILLARD SIMS Instructor in Physical Education Assistant Basketball Coach B.S. in Ed., A.M. AGNES SLEMONS Assistant Professor of Journalism and English B.S. in Ed., A.M EUGENE SMITH Instructor in Physics B.S. in Ed., M.S. THOMAS B. SONGSTER Instructor in Physical Education B.A., A.M. JAMES W. SPARKS Instructor in Speech Correction B.S. in Ed., A.M. MARTHA SPATH Instructor in Physical Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. REBA SPIVAK Instructor in Basic English A.B., A.M. ROBERT L. SPREHE Associate Professor of Business Education B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. ALFRED H. SRNKA Instructor in Freshman Speech B.S. in Ed., A.M. RICHARD ST. CLAIR Associate Professor of Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. VINCENT A. STEWART, JR. Assistant Professor of Creative Writing B.A., M.A. KliNNETH C. SYKES Administrative Assistant A.A., A.B. MADELENE M. SYKES Instructor in Basic English A.A., B.S. in Ed., A.M. HALBERT B. TATE Professor of School Administration B.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. a. FACULTY r N ' r = - HOWARD M. TERRY Professor of Elementary Education A.B., A.M., Ed.D. LINN TERRY Professor of Historv of Education A.A., A.B., M.Ed., Ed.D. PAUL JAMES THOMAS Instructor in Basic English B.S. in Ed., M.A. MARY EVELYN THURMAN Temporary Teacher in Twirling B.S. in Ed. RUTH TOWNE Associate Professor of American History B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. CLAUDINE TRIPLETT Instructor in Elementary Music B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. PETER J. TURANO Professor of Political Science B.A., M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM E. UNGER Assistant Professor of Fine Arts B.A., M.A. PAUL VAN DYKE Associate Professor of Educational Psychology B.A., M.A. LEWIS B. VAN WINKLE Professor of Educational Psychology A.B., B.D., M.A., Ed.D. MAURICE E. WADE Instructor in Physical Education Football Coach A.B., A.M. DONALD E. WALKER Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., B.S. in Ed. GARDNER B. WALKER Professor of Psychology B.S., M.S., Ed.D. FRANCES WALSH Assistant Professor of Children ' s Literature B.S. in Ed., A.M. D. DOUGLAS WATERS Professor of English Literature B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. FACULTY KARL E. WEBB Professor of Theory and Instrumental Music B.S. in Ed., A.M. ' RICHARD K. WEERTS Associate Professor of Woodwinds B.S. in Mus. Ed., M.A., Ed.D. LEONA WHITTOM Assistant Professor of English A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M. STANLEY WILLIAMS Instructor in Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. ELIZABETH WILSON Instructor in Home Economics A.E., B.S. in Ed., M.S. SARAH GRIM WIMP Assistant Professor of Health B.S. in Ed., R.N., A.M. DALE WOODS Professor of Mathematics B.S., M.S., Ed.D. ELIZABETH WORRELL Professor of Speech B.S., M.S., Ph.D. ARNOLD ZUCKERMAN Assistant Professor of European History B.A., M.A. OFFICE STAFF HELEN BAILEY Secretary, Council on Teacher Education IRMA L. BEETS Secretary, Stenographic Office JUDY BRADSHAW Clerk-Typist, Freshman Enrollment GEORGL M. CODA Secretary, Dean of Instruction ' s Office JULIE COOPER Stenographer, Division of Personnel Services ANN ELIZABETH COX Stenographer, Office of the Registrar DON E. DEAVER Freshman Advisor JANET EDWARDS Bookkeeper, Division of Business Service JUDITH ELMORE Secretary, Admissions Office LINDA ENDECOTT Secretary, Office of the Registrar SHIRLEY L. GERHOLD Bookkeeper, Division of B ' jsiness Service MARILYN G. GIBBONS Stenographer, Office of Registrar PATTY SUE GRUBER Bookkeeper. Division of Business Service VONNA M. HARRIS Stenographer, Stenographic Office SHIRLEY ANN HAYS Stenographer. Office of Registrar SANDRA HUBBARTT Secretary, Office of the President MARION JOHNSON Assistant to Head of Division of Business Service SHIRLEY KELLY Clerk-Typist, Publications Office JOHN KENNEY Photographer MYRA MORRIS Freshman Advisor 42 OFFICE STAFF KAREN MOSSBARGER Stenographer, Division of Education JOLENE MOTTER Stenographer, Stenographic Office MARIJANE D. MOTTER Bookkeeper, Division of Business Service ANN MURPHY Bookkeeper, Division of Business Service WILMA NEWMAN Secretary, Division of Personnel Service MARJORIE NOLL Secretary, Freshman Enrollment MARLENE PAYNE Secretary, Division of Maintenance Service KEITH POLLOCK Assistant to Dean of Instruction JAMES PRESTON Counselor SHARON ROSS Secretary, Library KATHRYN A. RUNYON Bookkeeper, Division of Business Service PEGGY SHARP Stenographer, Dean of Women ' s Office CHARLENE SIEGRIST Stenographer, Office of Registrar GALE SMITH Stenographer, Division of Personnel Service LORA STAGGS Bookkeeper, Division of Business Service CAROLYN STONE Secretary, Dean of Women ' s Office KATHLEEN A. TOMPKINS Stenographer, Stenographic Office LORRAINE WALLACE Secretary, Division of Personnel Service MARY V. WILLIAMS Bookkeeper, Division of Business Service ] •IXV -: : 43 WHO ' S WHO Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges was first published for the school year 1934-35. The organization was estab- lished to recognize college students on a national basis. Students recognized by Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges are officially recommended from their school and then accepted by the organization. Juniors, seniors, and graduate students are eligible for nomination. The method of selection and the committee remain anonymous unless the local school officials release this information. Scholarship, leadership and co-operation in edu- cational and extracurricular activities, general citi- zenship, and promise of future usefulness are the qualifications for selection. A certificate of recognition is awarded to each student recognized, and his or her name and bio- graphical information is included in the yearly edi- tion of the book. Students recognized by Who ' s Who may also use the placement service offered by the organization. To be recognized by Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges is a great honor and a worthy goal for every college student. ,T © l ri ' i i Ron Bcrrey Penny Rriggs Robert Byg Pat Carney Norman Clarksoo Janet Conley John Connolly Joyce Flowers Debbie Fortel Nathan Frazee 44 David Knes Linda Luther L. Jane Miller Linda Moore i 1 )i, B. Don Rankin Linda Robinson Nicholas Romanetz ' O O- Ed Schneider Frances Tieman Louis Virdure Eleanor Yackley Dave Grant (no picture available) 45 m V X O- O P GRADUATES Fadhila Al-Tai Iraq Said Al-Tai Iraq Aodullgh Al-Yassi Iran Donald Baskett Chillicothe James Baxter Lucerne Carl Berges Rutledge David Boley Bloomfield. Iowa S. Lloyd Brown St. Louis Concepcion Castro Philippines James Chubb Kirksville Suwan Chunsom Thailand Larry E. Coilms Lucerne Dianne Damro Waterloo, Iowa Jose Dizon Philippines Sharon Easterday Kirksville William D. Edwards St. Louis Lewis Samuel Fleak Edina Joseph S. Glaser Chicago Danny D. Gotheridge Seymour, Iowa Phillip E. Griffith Louisiana Thomas V. Horace St. Louis Stacey F. Howell Allerton, Iowa Dar-Ling Hwang Taiwan Evelyn Jacobs St. Louis Anthony Jones Chicago Nicholas Katsaras LaPlata Atta Kousari Iran Jean Lasswell Williamstown GRADUATES John Lucas Kirkwood Dorothy Luey Hong Kong, China Rosita Manluco Philippines Robert McCarl Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Dave Meyer Clinton, Iowa Eric Miller St. Louis Orin Mock Elmer Teruzo Muramoto Japan John North Kirksville James Pound Kirksville Robert J. Richards, Jacksonville, Florida Wayne Richardson St. Charles John Rushing Temple City, California Jon Sadler Kirksville Walter Schroeder Warrenton Sabah Sedgi Iraq Lx)uise Smith Kirksville John Streeter Burlington, Iowa Carolyn Sultzman Hannibal Donald Taguchi Maui, Hawaii Earl Turner Louisiana Robert Voelkel Brooklyn, Iowa RusseU WeUs Greentop Anita Wilkins Bucklin Po-Ying Wu Taiwan Paulina Wu Taiwan Janet Yates Bloomfield, Iowa Angela Yuan Taiwan ;9 © t. ' « ik I iiiM SENIORS P- ). -r ' v ii li Carol Adams West Des Moines, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; College Players; Gamma Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A.; Band, Majorette; Beta Tau Delta; Blanton-Nason Dorm Council. Robert Aird Mexico English. Alpha Phi Sigma; English Club, President; Tau Kappa Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats; Student Coun- cil; People to People; Student Mentor; Student Social Committee; Intramurals. Roy Albright Troy Accounting. Charles Allen Kirksville Mathematics. K-Club; Varsity Golf Team. Curtis Amen New Boston Elementary Education. A.C.E.; B.S.U.; S.N.E.A.; Band Student Mentor; Intramurals. Valerie Asman Saxton, Pennsylvania General Science. Melicent Ayers Green City Elementary Education. A.C.E.; S.N.E.A.; W.A.A. Robert Babcock Kirksville Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club; Sigma Tau Gaituna; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats; Intramurals. Larry Bailey New Boston Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club; Northeast Missouri, Missouri, and American Industrial Education Associations. Jack Bain Brimson Mathematics. Joseph A. Baker Atlanta Physical Education. A.A.H.P.E.R. Olivene Baker Milan Home Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma. Terry Baker Kirksville Art. Art Club. Wilmetta Lee Baker Kahoka German. Aeolian Club; Alpha Phi Sigma; B.S.U.; Inter- national Clubs; S.N.E.A.; Orchestra; Band, Executive Board Member. Daniel Ball ., Kirksville Zoology. Sigma Zeta; S.N.E.A.; Intramurals. Raymond Bang Mediapolis, Iowa Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda; Young Democrats; Intramurals. Brian Barkley Milan Business Administration. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Young Democrats. S. Don Barnes Oskaloosa, Iowa Physical Education. Alpha Phi Omega; K-Club; Phi Sigma Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Golf. Charles Barnett Bloomfield, Iowa Physical Education. Vernon Barns Grinnell, Iowa Speech. College Players; Oral Interpreters; Phi Delta Kappa; Tau Kappa Epsilon; S.N.E.A. J 48 SENIORS Herbert Barrett Business Administratii Newtown Agriculture Club; B.S.U. Purdin Ray Barrows Industrial Arts. Northeast Missouri, Missouri, and American Industrial Education Associations. Dean Bates Grinnell, Iowa Biology. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Cherie Baugh St. Louis Business Education. College Players; Delta Zeta; Newman Club; S.N.E.A.; Beta Tau Delta. Frank Beaty Mt. Sterling, Iowa Mathematics. Sigma Zeta; S.N.E.A. Pete Beltramo, Jr. Bevier Spanish. S.N.E.A. Heilwig Berger Germany Elementary Education. Anita Berkshire Lancaster English. Aeolian Club; English Club; Orchestra. Ronald Berrey Mexico Sociology. Alpha Phi Omega; Interfraternity Council, Secretary, Treasurer; Oral Interpreters; Tau Kappa Epsilon; S.N.E.A., President, District Vice-President; Young Republi- cans; U.C.C.F.; Inter-Faith Council, President. Barbara Bichon Hannibal Elementary Education. Barbara Biggar St. Louis Home Economics. Colhecon Club, Slate President; S.N.E.A.; Treasurer, District President. Thomas Bingman Rutledge Accounting, Business Administration. Alpha Phi Sigma; B.S.U. ; 4-H. Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer. Delores Birk Millersville, Pennsylvania Element? ry Education. Chorus. James Birkland Allerton. Iowa Accounting. Young Republicans. Sharron Bishop La Plata Elementary Education. A.C.E.; S.N.E.A.; U.C.C.F.; Inde- pendent Club. Marilyn Black Brashear Music Education. Aeolian Club. Secretary; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Cardinal Key, Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; Nemo Singers, Vice-President, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Band; Student Social Committee; Student Mentor; Clarinet Choir; Intramurals Gordon Blacksmith Novinger Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A. Dennis Blakemore Warrenton Business Administration. International Club; Young Demo- crats. Wanda Blakemore Warrenton Art Education. International Club; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats: Student Mentor. Barry Bloom Fulton History. m 49 SENIORS ip Q ■ ,0 B % fT ' !« ' l k ' p ' ' U - Geneva Bolin Centerville, Iowa Social Science. Charles Bolton Hamilton, Illinois Physical Education. Charles Booram, Jr Gilman City Mathematics. Richard Bowyer Browning Business Administration. Wayne Bradfield Milton, Iowa Mathematics. Sigma Zeta. Michael Bradley Memphis Art. Stacey Braswell St. Louis Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega; Tau Kappa Epsilon. Recording Secretary; Wesley Foundation; Young Republicans, Sergeant-at-Arms; Student Mentor; Student Social Committee; Intramural Sports. Penny Briggs Knoxville, Iowa Home Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma; Cardinal Key, Historian; Colhecon Club, President, State Vice-President; S.N.E.A.; Independent Club, Historian: Student Mentor; Who ' s Who. Roger Briggs Marceline Social Science. Sharron Broadwell Salisbury Business Education. Delta Zeta; Alpha Phi Sigma; S.N.E.A.; Pi Omega Pi; Gamma Delta, Secretary-Treasurer; Student Mentor. Robert Brodzin St. Louis Accounting. Jerry Brookhart Kahoka Industrial Education. M. Kay Bruner Powersville Music. Robert Buchanan Novelty Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma; S.N.E.A.; Independent Club. Thomas Buckman Monroe City Business Education. Interfraternity Council. Treasurer; Newman Club; Sigma Tau Gamma. President; Young Democrats. Treasurer; Intramurals; Who ' s Who. Nile Buffington Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Agriculture. Agriculture Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Sigma Epsilon; Beta Tau Delta; Football. Dianne Bull Cresskill, New Jersey Biology. College Players; Newman Club; Menehune Organi- zation; S.N.E.A.; Young Republicans; Student Social Com- mittee; Beta Tau Delta; Independent Student Association: People to People; Homecoming Queen. Jeanne Burke Argyle, Iowa Elementary Education. Newman Club; S.N.E.A. Armin Burleson Louisiana Chemistry. Sigma Zeta. Treasurer. Richard Burns Kirksville Industrial Arts Education. Agriculture Club; Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A.; U.C.C.F.; Independent Club. 50 SENIORS Janice Byers Blandinsville, Illinois Elementary Education. A.C.E.; S.N.E.A.; Young Republicans. Robert Byg Des Moines. Iowa Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; Art Club. Vice-President; Blue Key. Recording Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi. President; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; Young Republicans; Tau Kappa Epsilon. Historian; Student Mentor; ECHO Staff, Assistant Editor. Editor-1964; Senior Class Vice-President. Harry Wesley Byrum Shelbyville Spanish. S.N.E.A. Alan Campora Northvale, New Jersey Physical Education. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Student Mentor; Alpha Phi Omega. James Carlson Ottumwa, Iowa Business Administration. Patricia Carney Tenafly, New Jersey Physical Education. Sigma Kappa; S.N.E.A.; W.A.A., President. Treasurer, Vice-President; PEM Club. Historian; Student Council; Student Mentor; Student Social Com- mittee; Sophomore Echo Attendant. Earl Carpenter Leonard Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma; S.N.E.A. Joseph Cassady KirksviUe Economics. David Cate Omaha, Nebraska Vocal Music. B.S.U.; NEMO Singers. James Cerva Bevier English. English Club; S.N.E.A. John Chapman KirksviUe Zoology. Allen Childers Unionville Industrial Arts. Gary Childers Unionville Art. Art Club. Dixie Christy Revere Music Education. Aeolian Club; NEMO Singers; Band. Carolee Critchlow Clark Ottumwa, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Panhellenic Council. Secre- tary; Sigma Kappa, Treasurer, President; S.N.E.A.; Student Mentor; Who ' s Who. James Clark Lovilia, Iowa Business Administration. Harvey Clarkson Zoology. Barry Clawson Industrial Education. KirksviUe Ottumwa, Iowa Quincy, Illinois Larry Clemons Physical Education. K-Club; Football. K. Louise Collins New Athens, Illinois Accountmg. Alpha Phi Sigma; Newman Club. ihi iM o iMikMdMmi 51 SENIORS f . . 1 .o f Jf f ' m ' Kathleen Condon St. Louis Elementary Education. M. Kay Cone Kirksville Social Science. Delta Zeta; Historical Society, S.N.E.A. Betty Conley Troy Nursing. Wesley Foundation. President; Student Nurses Association, President, Secretary; Inter-Faith Council. John Connolly Tenafly, New Jersey Physical Education. Interff ternity Council; International Club; Newman Club; Oral Interpreters; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sergeanl-at-Arms, President; S.N.E.A.; Pi Kappa Delta, President; Football. Donald L. Cook Clarence Industrial Arts. Gordon Cook Ottumwa, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E. Jerry Cook Birmingham, Iowa Social Science. Agriculture Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Disciples Student Fellowship; Tau Kappa Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Paul Cook Brookfield Mathematics. Ruth Copeland Hedrick, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E. ; B.S.U.; S.N.E.A.; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. Sal Costa Florissant Social Science. Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice-President; Young Democrats, President; S.N.E.A.; Alpha Phi Sigma; Historical Society. Vllma Coto Costa Rica Spanish. International Club; Newman Club; People to People. James Couch Marceline Industrial Arts. Alpha Phi Sigma; B.S.U.; Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Gary Cox Kirksville Zoology. E. Jeanette Cox Canton Elementary Education. A.C.E.; B.S.U.; S.N.E.A.; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. Gerald Crawford Kirksville Mathematics. Wah Crew Snyder Physical Education. Gary Crowell Centerville, Iowa Industrial Education, Social Science. S.N.E.A. Ronald Cullers Shelbina Accounting. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Janet Stroker Dameron Olney Home Economics. Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A. Jerry Daniels Novinger Physical Education. 52 SENIORS Linda C. Daniels Trenton Business Administration. B.S.U., Social Chairman. Dennis Davis St. Louis Music Education. Sigma Tau Gamma; S.N.E.A.; Orchestra; Band. Harry Daw Kahoka Physical Education. B.S.U.; A.A.H.P.E.R.; Intramurals. Judith Day Grandview Elementary Education. S.N.E.A. Mary Day Macon Home Economics. Colhccon Club. Lloyd Deahl Exline, Iowa Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A.; Intra- murals. Joyce Deam Atlanta Elementary Education. Sandra de Jongh Costa Rica English, Spanish. International Club; Newman Club. Patricia Dempsey Shelbina Physical Education. Delta Zeta, Second Vice-President; K- Dettes. Secretary. President; W.A.A., Vice-President; PEM Club; Intramurals. John F. J. DeNicola, New Hyde Park, New York Zoology. Alpha Phi Omega. Vice-President; Newman Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Intramurals. Michael Derby Ottumwa, Iowa Pre-Med. Jerry DeVine Macon Guidance. Gary DeVore Seymour, Iowa Business Education. Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A.; Independent Student Association; Phi Beta Lambda. Donna DeVos Albia. Iowa Music. Aeolian Club; NEMO Singers. Farshid Dini Iran Chemistry. International Oub; Intramurals. Keith Dinsmore Fremont, Iowa English. Alpha Phi Omega; English Club; Sigma Tau Gamma. Historian; Young Democrats; Index Editor; Echo Sports Editor. Margaret Disselhorst Palmyra Physical Education. PEM Club; W.A.A. Robert Dooley Kirksville Business Administration. Edward Duncan Purdin Physical Education. S.N.E.A. Thelma Duncan Winigan Business Education. S.N.E.A. 53 SENIORS H p f o Roger Durham Des Moines, Iowa Art Education. Art Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon: Intramurals; 1963 Echo King. Janet Dutemple Albia, Iowa English. Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A.; People to People; English Club. M. Wayne Eckhardt Holcomb, Illinois Business Administration. Allan Egbert Wyaconda Zoology. Sigma Zeta. John Eitel Green Castle Industrial Arts, Agriculture. Arthur Elgart Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Physical Education. Alpha Phi Gamma; Menehune Organi- zation; S.N.E.A.; Gymnastics Club. Terry Elliott Farmington, Iowa Mathematics. James England Kansas City Physical Education. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Wesley Foundation; Young Republicans; Intramurals. Genanne Engle Ottumwa, Iowa Business Education. Cardinal Key; K-Dettes, Vice-President; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega Pi. Vice-President; Sigma Kappa, Second Vice-President, Treasurer; S.N.E.A.; Student Mentor. Gary Erdwins Anabel History. Joyce Erickson Burhngton, Iowa Elementary Education. Gerald Estal Grinnell, Iowa Accounting. Joyce Ewing Kirksville Speech. Alpha Phi Gamma, Secretary-Treasurer; College Players; Delta Zeta; K-Dettes; Oral Interpreters, Secretary; English Club; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; Student Mentor. Gary Faucett Memphis Art. Gerald Fehr St. Charles Industrial Arts. Robert Fenlon La Plata Political Science. Alpha Phi Sigma. President; Pre-Law Club. Presiding Judge; Young Republicans; Student Mentor; Intramurals. Betty Fields Monroe City Home Economics. Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A.; Young Demo- crats. James Fike Mexico Business Administration. Alpha Phi Sigma; Blue Key; Young Democrats; Intramurals; People to People. Vice-Chairman; Student Mentor. Peter Fimbel Norwood, New Jersey Physical Education. Ronald Fisher Mercer Botany. Agriculture Club; Alpha Phi Omega. 54 SENIORS Michael Fitzpatrick Mt. Pleasant, Iowa General Science. K-Club; Phi Sigma Epsilon: S.N.E.A.; Football. Joyce Flowers St. Louis Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Cardinal Key; Delta Zeta; Gamma Delta; Panhellenic Council, President; S.N.E.A.; Student Council; Who ' s Who; Cheerleader. Captain; College Usher; Homecoming Attendant; Freshman Class Secretary; Freshman ECHO Attendant. Deborah Fortel Kirksville French. Alpha Phi Sigma; Cardinal Key; Oral Interpreters; English Club; Sigma Kappa. Corresponding Secretary; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation, Secretary; Student Mentor. Adeline Fosdick Deerfield, Illinois Home Economics. Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A. Christine Foster Gaithersburg, Maryland Biology. Roger Foster Kirksville Accounting. Mervyn Freels Vandalia Industrial Arts. Cynthia Fullhart Boone, Iowa Physical Education. Joseph Galkowski St. Louis Speech. Alpha Phi Gamma, President; Newman Club; Oral Interpreters; Sigma Tau Gamma; S.N.E.A.; Young Demo- crats; Index Editor; Intramurals. Edwin Gardner Wellman, Iowa Physical Education. Roma Gardner Edina Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma. Cecil Wayne Garkie La Grange Accounting, Business- Administration. Alpha Phi Sigma. Connie Garner Hannibal Acctiunting. John George Northvale, New Jersey Business. Menehune Organization; I.W.H. Club; Intramurals. Arnold Gilden St. Louis Speech Education. International Club; S.N.E.A.; Missouri Audio-Visual Association. Mark Gilderbloom Oskaloosa, Iowa Social Science. S.N.E.A.; Intramurals. David Gill r St. Louis Mathematics, Physical Education. Sigma Tau Gamma; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats; Sophomore Class President; ECHO Assistant Business Manager; Football; Intramurals. John Gilmore Mexico Business Administration. John Glore St. Louis Physical Education, Social Studies. K-Club; Football, Captain. Carolyn Glover Newark Zoology. Pre-Osteopalhic Club. Secretary; Sigma Sigma Sigma. 55 r SENIORS Mickey Good Ferguson, Iowa Social Science. Dempsey Gottschalk Brunswick Physical Education. Sigma Tau Gamma; S.N.E.A.; Young Republicans; Basketball. Robert Grandia Oskaloosa, Iowa Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A. Barry Grossberg Fairlawn, New Jersey Social Science. Historical Society Menehune Organization; S.N.E.A.; Chorus; I.W.H. Club. Bryan Gruber Montgomery City Accounting. Samuel Guzzi Centerville, Iowa Business Education. S.N.E.A.; Independent Student Associa- tion; Phi Beta Lambda. Gloria Hainds Marceline Sociology. Sigma Kappa. Michael Haines Ottumwa, Iowa Social Science. Gary Hale St. Louis An Education. Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-President; Art Club; Newman Club; Sigma Tau Gamma; S.N.E.A. Willa Ruth Hall Princeton Art Education. Aeolian Club; Alpha Phi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Art Club. Secretary; A.C.E.. Reporter; B.S.U.; Cardinal Key. Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi. Secre- tar ' ; S.N.E.A.; Band, Secretary; Blanton-Nason Dorm Treasurer; Freshman Class Secretary; Student Mentor. Gregory Halsey Tenafly, New Jersey Geography. Alpha Phi Omega; Historical Society. President; Newman Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Intramurals. Charles Hammack Elsberry Physical Education. Intramurals; Summer President of Sophomore and Junior Classes. Errol Hammond Bronx, New York Sociology. B.S.U.; Basketball. Penny Hammond Des Moines, Iowa Biology. Larry Harbur Brashear Industrial Arts. Patricia Harker West Des Moines, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; B.S.U.; S.N.E.A.; Elementary Major ' s Chorus; Student Mentor; Intramurals. Harry Harmes Moberly Biology Louise Harper Peekskill, New York Elementary Education. James Harsh Oskaloosa, Iowa Business Administration. Menehune Organization. Charles Hart Centerville, Iowa Business Administration. 56 SENIORS Dorothy Hart Unionville Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; A.C.E.; Kappa Delta Pi. Stanley Hart Unionville History, Geography. Alpha Phi Sigma; Historical Society; Kappa Delta Pi. Darell Havener Mexico Biology. Judith Hayes Monroe City Speech Correction. Alpha Phi Sigma; Delta Zeta; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Alice J. Heckart Selma, Iowa Home Econornics. Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A. Patricia Henley New Cambria Elementary Education. A.C.E.; S.N.E.A.; Young Republi- cans; Independent Club; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. Charles Heppermann Wentzviile Accountmg. Newman Club, Treasurer. David Herring Bellflower Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, Reporter, Treasurer. Gene Hertler Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Business Administration. Sigma Tau Gamma. Donna Hickman Kirksville Art Education. Art Club. Jo Lynn Hill Moscow Mills Home Economics. A.C.E.; Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; 4-H. Robert Steven Hines Gorin Economics. Tau Kappa Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Economic Circle. Ronald Hoewing Argyle, Iowa Industrial Arts. Menehune Organization. Suzanne Hoffmann Ferguson Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; W.A.A.; PEM Club; Northeast Missouri Board of Rated Officials, Treasurer. Russell Hollowell Williamstown Industrial Arts. Kriete HoUrah Bland Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma; Blue Key; Pre-Law. Linda Holmes Princeton Business Education. B.S.U.; Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A. Willa Holmes Mercer Social Science. Historical Society; S.N.E.A. Nancy Holzworth Harper, Iowa Physical Education. W.A.A.; PEM Club. Stephen Honowitz Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Physical Education. f 5 P 57 SENIORS Stuart Hood Kirksville Physical Education. Alpha Phi Omega; Historican Society; S.N.E.A.; Intramurals. Rolland Hopson New London, Iowa Accounting. Gamma Delta, President; Young Republicans. Frankie Horn Hunnewell Sociology. Harvey Horn Gibson, Iowa Accounting. Marcia Hoskin Unionville English. English Club. Nancy Houchins Kirksville Elementary Education. Connie Howard Bloomfield, Iowa Speech Correction. Alpha Phi Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi, Secretary; Oral Interpreters, Secretary; S.N.E.A. Sharon Kaye Howerton Novelty Business Education. Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A. Frederick C. Howing Moberly History. Alpha Phi Sigma; Blue Key, Vice-President; Pre- Law, Vice-President; Young Republicans, President; Stu- dent Mentor. Glen Hubbartt Kirksville Business Administration. Karen Huckabee Palmyra Social Science, Psychology. Historical Society: S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Richard Huey Council Bluffs, Iowa Social Science. M. Arlene Huff Memphis Elementary-Kindergarten. Alpha Phi Sigma; A.C.E.; Cardinal Key; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Kappa. Treasurer; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; 4-H, Secretary, Treasurer, Reporter, Game and Song Leader; Beta Tau Delta, Treasurer, Vice- President; Student Mentor. Richard Huff Kirksville Prc-Osteopathy. Alpha Phi Omega; Pre-Osteopathic Club; Sigma Tau Gamma; Young Democrats. Roger Huffman Kansas City History Janet Hunt Kirksville Business Education. Pi Omega Pi. Martha Hunt Fairfield, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Delta Zeta; S.N.E.A.; Blanton-Nason Dorm Vice-President. Linda Huntsman Moberly History. S.N.E.A.; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Young Democrats. Dean Hunziker Kahoka Physical Education. Mercedes Iglesias Cuba Spanish. International Club. 58 SENIORS Barbara Irick Monroe City Elementary Eduaation. B.S.U.; S.N.E.A. Marianne Jackovich Des Moines, Iowa Mary Jane Jackson St. Louis Chemistry. Panhellenic Council. Vice-President; Sigma Kappa. Corresponding Secretary; Sigma Zeta; S.N.E.A.; W.A.A.. REM Club; Student Mentor. B. Marie James Kirksville English. Marjorie Janning St. Charles Elementary-Kindergarten. A.C.E.. Vice-President; Sigma Kappa; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; Student Mentor; Intramurals. Vernon Boyd Jeffries Osage Beach Business Administration. Janet Jepeway Waukon, Iowa Sociology. Clyde Johnson Kirksville Sociology. David Johnson Trenton Social Science. Henry Johnson, Jr. Marthasville Mathematics, German. Alpha Phi Sigma; International Club. Vice-President; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; People to People. Ronald Johnson Stockport, Iowa Music. Aeolian Club; Band. Tom Johnson Lombard, Illinois Business Administration. Sigma Tau Gamma; Young Re- publicans; People to People; Student Social Committee. Vernon Johnson Des Moines, Iowa Industrial Arts. Brian Jones Hobart, Indiana Social Science. Charles Jones Quincy, Illinois Zoology. Pre-Osteopathic Club. John Jones Maywood Accounting, Business Administration. A]pha Phi Sigma. Linda Jourdan LaBelle Business Education. Tom Kane Quincy, Illinois Business Administration, Physical Education. Joyce Karaff Kirksville Home Economics. Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; Peoplc-to-Peoplc. David Karel Kirksville Music. Aeolian Club; Blue Key; Kappa Delta Pi; Band; Orchcnra; Clarinet Choir. 5 f rg 59 SENIORS © a t £ Q O S f Jl Lloyd Kasow Brooklyn, New York Social Science. Historical Society: S.N.E.A. Henry Kaufmann Webster Groves Business Administration. K-Club; Tennis. Jerold Kauzlarich Centerville, Iowa Industrial Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Loretta Kauzlarich Melcher, Iowa Physical Education. Donald Keeler Albion, Iowa Speech. Beth Kelley Clinton, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A.; Student Council, Treasurer; Independent Student Associa- tion. Warren Thomas Kelly Clinton, Iowa Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega. Stephen Kempher Blandinsville, Illinois Business Administration. Betty Jane Kern Shelbina Business Education. Cardinal Key; Oral Interpreters; Pi Omega Pi; Sigma Kappa; Wesley Foundation, Treasurer. Cheryl Kincaid Kirksville Speech. James King Marceline Physical Education. Menehune Organization; Independent Student Association; Intramurals. Stan Klein Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Physical Education. Football; Intramurals; Alpha Phi Gamma; Phi Sigma Epsilon. Duane Knapp Jamesport Mathematics. Anthony Knizel O ' Fallon Accounting, Business Administration. Alpha Phi Sigma; Blue Key; Newman Club. Javad Kottabi Iran Agriculture. Mathematics. Agriculture Club; Indus- trial Arts Club; International Club; Intramurals. Bob Kottmann St. Charles Industrial Arts. Judy Kousari Sewal, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; B.S.U.; International Club; S.N.E.A. Ali Kouti Iran Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club; International Club. Jean Kraus Gorin Art. Art Club, President. Richard LaForge Sattle Brook, New Jersey Physical Education. Menehune Organization; I.W.H. Club; Chorus; Intramurals. 60 SENIORS Samuel LaFrenz Wyaconda Elementary Jiducation. S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Bill Landstrum Barnes City, Iowa Business Administration. Patricia Langford Home Economics. Rebecca Langhammer Physical Education. St. Charles Clarence HkM M Richard Latimer Edina : Business Administration. 4 W Cheryl Lauffer Wever, Iowa I Elementary Education. A.C.E.; S.N.E.A.; Band. — - Carol Lawson La Plata Elementary Education. Charles (Chuck) Leach Tenafly, New Jersey Physical Education. Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Sigma Epsilon: S.N.E.A. Janet Learned Kinross, Iowa _ Art « Brian LeDoux Lewistown H T Margaret Lee Overland Park, Kansas r4. v History, Library Science. Historical Society. k. r ■ ?; _ - Robert Lee Chariton, Iowa ■ %p Business Administration. Interfraternity Council, President; K. .. B Phi Sigma Epsilon, Treasurer, President. F ! X 1 1 Sandra Leino Warrenville, B BB M English. Alpha Phi Sigma; English Club. Treasurer; ' S.N.E.A.; Young Republicans; Beta Tau Delta; Economic Circle; Independent Student Association: People to People. Philip Lemon Burlington, Iowa . , A EiL 1 Industrial Education. S.N.E.A. . W .V M «J Betty Lenzini Bevier ft. l . Business Edtication. Cardinal Key. President; Newman Club; ftj ' ' JP Bf Panhellenic Council; Pi Omega Pi; Sigma Kappa. Secretary. Bf B Vice-President; S.N.E.A.; Student Council, Secretary; 4-H, - J ' Ji W I President; Pi Kappa Delta, President; Junior Class Treas- K r . Wendell Leonard Novinger B 4 | Marie Leong China B H ■ - Mildred Leslie Knox City Hj H H f ' ▼ irm Elementary B Bf I B nP) L B Gwen Lewis Bussey, Iowa L BNT ' H . S m f ' ), 61 SENIORS ■a«ite M «r i Serece Lewis Unionville Biology. Aeolian Club; Alpha Sigma Alpha; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats; Orchestra; Band. Francis Libe Washington, Iowa Chemistry. Henry E. Likes Bluffs, Illinois Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club; Sigma Tau Gamma. Veronica Lilly Cedar Rapids, Iowa History. Bill Littrell New Cambria Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A.; North- east Missouri, Missouri, and American Industrial Arts Associations. Charles Looney Shelbyville Chemistry. B.S.U.; S.N.E.A. Linda Luther Macon Business Education. Cardinal Key; Kappa Delta Pi. His- torian; Pi Omega Pi; Band, Drum Majorette; Economic Circle; Student Mentor; 1964 ECHO Business Manager. Barbara Lyddon Marshall English. Cardinal Key; Panhellenic Council; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Vice-President; S.N.E.A. Nikki Maack Kirksville History. Historical Society; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation; People to People. Brenda Magie Chillicothe English. English Club, S.N.E.A.: Independent Club. John Magie Albia, Iowa Social Science. Historical Society; S.N.E.A.; Independent Club. Bozorg Mahmoody Iran Engineering. International Club, President. Richard Mantione Morris Plains, New Jersey Physical Education. Donald Marquardt Greentop Industrial Education, Agriculture. Agriculture Club; Blue Key. Treasurer; Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A.: Orchestra. Judith Marquardt Kirksville Business Education. Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A. John D. Martin Wyaconda Biology. Bill Matkovich Piano. Iowa Mathematics. Sandra Matthew Kirkwood English. English Club; S.N.E.A. Clifford May Novinger Botany. Anthony Mazza Brooklyn, New York Physical Education. Menehune Organization; S.N.E.A.; l.W.H. Club, Chorus; Intramurals. 62 SENIORS Carol McCart Ottumwa, Iowa Sociology. Alpha Phi Sigma: International Club; Kappa Delia Pi; Panhellenic Council; Sigma Kappa. Vice-President. President; S.N.E.A.; Student Mentor. Sandra McCarty Promise City, Iowa Spanish, English. S.N.E.A.; People to People. Sandra McElroy Macon Elementary Education. A.C.E.; S.N.E.A.; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. Jerry McGee Albia, Iowa Mathematics. Michael McGinnis Edina Bussiness Administration. Agriculture Club, Newman Club. Carl McKenzie Keokuk, Iowa Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega; Independent Student Association. Marilyn McNally Chillicothe Elementary Education. A.C.E.; 4-H; W.A.A.; S.N.E.A.; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. F. William Menge Hannibal Music. Oliver Mettle Gallatin Social Science. Historical Society; S.N.E.A. Marilyn Michael Corydon, Iowa Home Economics. Charles Milder Kirksville Industrial Arts. Alpha Phi Sigma; Industrial Arts Club; Northeast Missouri. Missouri, and American Industrial Arts Associations. Garry Miley Kirksville Mathematics. Gary Miller Greentop Physical Education. James Miller Louisiana Industrial Arts. Phi Sigma Epsiton. Marilyn Miller Louisiana Business Education. Pi Omega Pi. Robert Miller St. Louis Business Administration. Sandra Miller Thompson Business Education. Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega Pi, Treasurer; S.N.E.A.; International Club; People to People, Secretary- Treasurer. Victor Miller St. Louis Chemistry. Menehune Organization; Sigrna Zcta; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats; American Chemical Society. Larry Million Palmyra Art. Art Club. Sally Minear Livonia Business Education. Colhecon Club; Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A. 63 SENIORS Patricia Molnar St. Louis Recreation, Physical Eduaation. Joan Moore Kirksville Home Economics. Colhecon Club; Newman Club; S.N.E.A.; College Usher. Julie Moore Mystic, Iowa Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A. Linda Moore Memphis English. Alpha Phi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Alpha, President; Cardinal Key; Kappa Delta Pi; Oral Interpreters; English Club; S.N.E.A.; Student Mentor. Vivian Moots Kirksville Nursing. Student Nurses Association. Donald Morgan Kirksville Accounting. Larry C. Morgan Hannibal Business Administration. Alpha Phi Gamma; Inlerfratemity Council; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary; Pre- Law; Young Democrats; Economic Circle; Index Assistant Editor, Editor; Student Mentor; Student Social Committee; Intramurals. Kathleen Morgenstern Kirksville English. English Club; S.N.E.A. William Morrison Wentzville Business Administration. Menehune Organization; I.W.H. Club. Enid Morrow Bloomfield, Iowa Business Education. Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A. Sara Mosley Brookfield Business Education. Alpha Sigma Alpha; Cardinal Key; Pi Omega Pi; Beta Tau Delta; Student Mentor. Dorothy MuUendore Paris Elementary Education. A.C.E. Flauell MuUendore Paris History. Historical Society; S.N.E.A. Raymond Mullikin Memphis Biology. Michael J. Murphy Quincy, Illinois Busines Administration. Economic Circle. Jerry Myers Shelbyville Mathemaitcs. B.S.U.: S.N.E.A. Mary Myers Edina Elementary Education, Alfred Naimo Northvale, New Jersey Physical Education. Alpha Phi Omega; Phi Sigma Epsilon; S.N.E.A. Carole Narigon Fort Madison, Iowa Sociology. S.N.E.A.; Young Republicans. Connie Narigon Fort Madison, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E. ; K-Dettes; S.N.E.A. 64 SENIORS Colleen Nelson Greentop Physical Education, Mathematics. W.A.A.; PEM Club. Secretary. Treasurer. Rex Nelson Williamstown Biology. Robert Nelson Bonaparte, Iowa Social Science. Michael Newman Hobart, Indiana Music Education. Aeolian Club; Orch estra: Band. Marsha Nicholson ShelbyviUe Music Education. Aeolian Club; Alpha Phi Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Kappa. Song Leader; S.N.E.A.; Orchestra; Band; 4-H, Reporter; Methodist Church Choir. Larry Noel Kirksville Pre-Osteopalhy. Sigma Tau Gamma. Joyce North Beatrice, Nebraska Elementary Education. A.C.E., Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A.; People to People; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. David Norton Macon Industrial Arts. Alpha Kappa Lambda, President; Industrial Arts Club, Reporter; Imerfraternity Council; S.N.E.A.; Student Council. Clara O ' Conner Green City Physical Education. B.S.LI.; W.A.A.; PEM Club, President; Student Mentor; 1964 ECHO Assistant Business Manager. Catharine O ' Donnell Montgomery City Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Delta Zeta; Newman Club; S.N.E.A.; Chorus. Wolf Oessel Germany English. International Club; Wesley Foundation. Eunice Ogden Moravia, Iowa Mathematics. S.N.E.A. Douglas O ' Herron Brookfield Accounting. Charles Okal Kenya Business Administration. International Club; People to People. Hiroshi Okano Japan English. International Club; English Club; Wesley Founda- tion. Walter dinger Brookfield Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; K-Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Tau Gamma; Football; Intramurals. Willa OppUger St. Louis Physical Education. Susan Ordelheide Warrenton Business Education. S.N.A.; People to People. Neil Orthner Burlington, Iowa Physical Education. Gerald Ott Union Star English Education. W ? i- - l ' w  1 % T ' 1 - % iiMkik - C% ? ■ ; Otfi 65 SENIORS 5 oCEa Beth Padget Ottumwa, Iowa Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; Cardinal Key; Pi Omega Pi, Treasurer; S.N.E.A. James Page Mendon Business Administration. Historical Society: Interfraternity Council; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-President: Wesley Founda- tion: Young Republicans; Intramurals. Berndt Palmer Malverne, New York Business Administration. Judson Palmer Jonesburg Mathematics. Linda Palmer Jonesburg Art. Ronald Parker . Shelbyville Physical Education. Samuel Parrish Galesburg, Illinois Industrial Arts. Dorothy Pash La Plata Physical Education. Alpha Sigma Alpha; S.N.E.A.; W.A.A.; PEM Club. Don Patterson Brashear Biology. Minnie Rose Peas Kirksville Chemistry, Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma; Sigma Zeta, Secretary-Treasurer, Vice-President; S.N.E.A, John Pellegrino Chariton, Iowa Business Education. Mary Gail Pendleton Monroe City Business Education. S.N.E.A.; U.C.C.F.; Student Mentor. Carolyn Penn Kirksville Chemistry, Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma; Sigma Zeta. Grace Pepper Brighton, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; S,N.E,A, Janet Perrigo Paris History. Alpha Sigma Alpha. John Phillips ' Holcomb, Illinois Accounting. Alpha Phi Omega; Alpha Phi Sigma; Blue Key; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer. Richard Phillips Montrose, Iowa Industrial Education. Sandra Pickett Kirksville Home Economics. Alpha Sigma Alpha; Colhecon Club. Treasurer; S.N.E.A. Charlene Pittman Green Castle Home Economics. Larry Pittman Green Castle Industrial Arts, Agriculture. 66 SENIORS Thomas Pitts Webster Groves Business Administration. Sigma Tau Gamma; Intramurals. Margaret Plattenberger Martelle, Iowa Biology. Sigma Zela; S.N.E.A.; Wesley Foundation. Brooklyn, New York George Poggioli Zoology. Henry Pomponio Pby ics. Copiague, New York Stephen Poole Pontiac, Illinois Social Science. Historical Society; Menehune Organization; Intramurals. Gary Porter Hunnewell Physical Education. Joanne Possehl Marengo, Iowa Physical Education. Terry Povendo Edison, New Jersey Biology. Alpha Phi Sigma; Phi Sigma Epsilon; S.N.E.A. David L. Prather Kirksville Business Education. Janet Printy Exline, Iowa Elementary Education. S.N.E.A. Virginia Purdy Hannibal Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma; Sigma Kappa. Donald Putnam Powersville Zoology. Nicholas Quinn Monroe City Business Administration. Newman Club; Young Democrats; Economic Circle. Larry Quisenberry Centralia Business Education. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Corresponding Secretary; B.S.U.; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Kenneth Rahn Elmhurst, Illinois Business Administration. B. Don Rankin Princeton Social Science, English. Alpha Phi Sigma; Blue Key. Editor; Historical Society; Interfraternity Council. Vice-F ' resident; Sigma Tau Gamma, President, Corresponding Secretary; S.N.E.A. Kerry Ratliff Hunnewell Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A.; W.A.A. Richard Ray Dalton Physical Education. Alpha Phi Omega; Tau Kappa Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Intramurals. Ruth Ray Unionville Business Education. Beth Rebelsky Moville, Iowa Sociology. a ' p i ' ■ ' fe p 67 SENIORS ( ' ■ - wS f§ C 1 © 1 ' • Paul Reeb Sperry, Iowa Social Science. Donnie Reece Milan Biology. Jane Reeves Macon Music Education. Randall Relford Moberly Political Science. Pre-Law; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats; Intramurals. Warren Reynolds Kirksville Sociology. Mary Lee Richardson Worthington English. Alpha Phi Sigma;- Cardinal Kev; Kappa Delta Pi. Vice-President; English Club; S.N.E.A. Howard Ridgeway Mexico Chemistry. Independent Student Association. Wray Rieger, Jr. Kirksville Sociology. Social Science. Alpha Phi Omega; International Club; Phi Sigma Epsilon; S.N.E.A.: Young Democrats. Sharon Riley Holhday Business Education. Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A. Charles Riutcel Macon Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma. Evelyn Robinson Greentop Business Education. Linda Robinson New Bloomfield Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; Cardinal Key; Pi Omega Pi, President; S.N.E.A.; W.A.A.; U.C.C.F., Vice- President. Virginia. Robinson Kirksville Nursing. Newman Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Young Demo- crats; Student Nurses Association, President. Larry Robuck Cairo Physical Education. Karen Rockwood Kirksville Elementary, Kindergarten. Alpha Phi Gamma; A.C.E.; Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A.; Index Staff; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. C. Elainne Rohning Perry History. S.N.E.A. lona Rollins Milwaukee. Wisconsin Physical Education. S.N.E.A.; W.A.A.; PEM Club; Young Democrats. Susan Rolls Moberly Business Education. Colhecon Club; Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A.; Independent Student Association. Nicholas Romanetz Edison, New Jersey Physical Education. Newman Club; Phi Sigma Epsilon; Football; Student Council Vice-President; Student Social Committee. Robert Ronchetto Macon Accountmg. 68 SENIORS Lois Roser Williamsburg, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Delta Zela; S.N.E A. Terry Ross Brashear Physics. Sharon Roth Business Administration. Gamma Delta Economic Circle. Sandra Rule Louisiana English. Alpha Phi Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi; Oral Inter- preters; English Club; S.N.E.A. St. Charles International Club; Hillis Rupe Ottumwa. Iowa Accounting. Alpha Phi Omega; Young Republicans; Golf. Lubin Salazar Business Administration. Lucille Salehi Elementary Education. Marion Sanders Industrial Arts. Venezuela Hutchinson, Kansas Palmyra Judith Saugier Art. Jane Sayre Browning Elementary Education Alpha Sigma Alpha; A.C.E.; Kappa Delta Pi: S.N.E.A. C. William Schmidt Social Science. S.N.E.A.; Young Republii Richard Schmidt Business Administration. Hamilton, Illinois Hannibal Keokuk, Iowa Robert Schmidt Keokuk, Iowa Business Administration. James Schmitz Ottumwa, Iowa History. Historical Society; Newman Club; S.N.E.A. Edward Schneider St. Louis Physical Education. Track; Cross Country. Erwin Schoppenhorst, Jr. Memphis Social Science. Brian Scott Norwood, New Jersey History. Historical Society; Menehune organization; l.W.H. Club; Intramurals; Weight Lifting. Sara Seaman Trenton Spanish. B.S.U.; International Club; Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A.; Orchestra: Band. Carol Sears Middlebury, Vermont Physical Education. Alpha Phi- Sigma; Newman Club. PanheUenic Council: Sigma Kappa; W.A.A.; PEM Club; Student Social Committee; Student Mentor. Michaela Seller Kirksville German. Alpha Phi Sigma; College Players: International Club; Foreign Film Club. m A d! P Q Q ill 69 SENIORS William Severson St. Louis History. Historical Society; Intei raternity Council; Sigma Tau Gamma, Recording Secretary; S.N.E.A., President, State Newsletter Editor; Young Republicans, Treasurer; Model United Nations; Mock Legislature; Debate. Jerry Seward Collinsville, Illinois Business Administration. Cleta Sexton Melbourne Elementary Education. A.C.E.; B.S.U.; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. Patricia Shafer Argyle, Iowa Home Economics. Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A.; W.A.A. Joseph Shamy Edison, New Jersey Art Education. College Players; K-Club; Phi Sigma Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Track; Intramurals. Mervin Sharkey Hannibal Mathematics. B.S.U.; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats; 4-H. Norman Sharp Numa, Iowa Bu.siness Administration. Melvin Shaver Unionville An. Art Club. President. Terry Sheesley Oskaloosa, Iowa History. K-Club; Golf. Gail Shelton Arlington, Virginia Elementary Education. A.C.E. ; S.N.E.A.; People to People, Social Hostess; Elementary Major ' s Chorus. W. Kent Shields Ottumwa, Iowa Sociology. Alpha Phi Sigma; Alpha Phi Gamma; Phi Sigma Epsilon; S.N.E.A.; Intramurals. Jerrold Shouse Linneus Spanish. History. Alpha Phi Sigma; Blue Key, Correspond- ing Secretary; S.N E.A., Second Vice-President; Young Republicans. Vice-President. Sara Shuford Louisiana Business Administration. Sigma Kappa; Blanton-Nason Dorm Council Donald Siegrist Meadville Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A. David Siglin Lucas, Iowa Botany. Terry Simmons Kirksville Physical Education, Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Harold Simpson St .Louis Business Administration. Sigma Tau Gamma; Young Democrats. Vice-President. Bernard Singleton Washington, Iowa Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Guyla Smalley Independence Art. An Club. Ronald Smoot Bethel Physical Education. Agriculture Club; S.N.E.A.; Young Democr ats. 70 SENIORS Roberta Snowbarger Queen City Biology. Alpha Phi Sigma; Kappa Delia Pi; Newman Club; Sigma Zeta: S.N.E.A., Reporter; Wesley Foundation; Independent Club. Gayle Snyder Elsberry Art Education. Alpha Sigma Alpha: Art Club; B.S.U.; Student Social Committee; ECHO Staff; Student Mentor. Jin Heung Soh Korea Chemistry. Tommy Southerling Philadelphia, Pennsylvania English. Alpha Phi Sigma; English Club; Tennis; Basket- ball. Carl Sparks Rockford, Illinois Elementary Education. A.C.E.; S.N.E.A. Roger Sparling Bettendorf, Iowa Business Administration. Richard Spiker Brashear Mathematics. Nancy Spurgeon Keosauqua, Iowa Elementary Education. Dan Stansberry Centerville, Iowa Business Administration. James Steffensmeier Kirksville English. English Club. Peggy Steiner St. Louis Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Alpha. Secretary; A.C.E.; K-Dettes. Treasurer; Panhellenic Council; Sophomore Echo Attendant; S.N.E.A. Eileen (Dolly) Steinmetz Armstrong Social Science. Alpha Phi Sigma; Cardinal Key. Vice- President; Delta Zeta, Vice-President. Corresponding Secre- tary; Historical Society; Kappa Delta Pi; S.N.E.A., His- torian; Young Democrats, Secretary; Student Council; Economic Circle; Student Mentor; Inlramurals. Ralph Stevener St. Louis Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, Reporter; Sigma Tau Gamma; S.N.E.A.; Young Republicans. John Stewart Laddonia AccJounting. Edna Stoaks Kirksville Social Science. Historical Society. Donna Stokes Bethel Business Education. S.N.E.A. Donnie Stone Foley Social Science. B.S.U.; S.N.E.A.; Inlramurals. Mary Streett Newtown Elementary Education. B.S.U.; S.N.E.A. Janet Stringfellow Eddyville, Iowa Elementary Education. Terry Strother Kansas City Speech Correction. B.S.U.; International Club; Oral Inter- preters; English Club; Kappa Alpha Psi; Student Social Committee. ' 9y- 9 qy 71 SENIORS Carola Sturgeon Wyaconda Music Education. Aeolian Club; Alpha Phi Sigma: B.S.U., Historian; Kappa Delta Pi, Historian; S.N.E.A.; Orchestra; Band; Student Mentor. Beverly Taylor Fulton Elementary Education. K-Dettes; Sigma Sigma Sigma; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats. Charles E. Taylor Des Moines, Iowa Industrial Arts. Michael Taylor Hampton, Iowa Biology. Roger Taylor Brookfield Busiiuss Administration. James Thomas St. Louis Physical Education. Omega Psi Phi; Track. Keith Thomas Richland, Iowa Music. Aeolian Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary; S.N.E.A., Vice-President; Orchestra; Band, President. Price Thomas Kirksville Psychology. Ronald Thomas Wood River, Illinois Physical Education. K-Club; Menehune Organization: Inde- pendent Club; Tennis. Frances Tieman LaGrange Social Science. Cardinal Key; Delta Zeta, President; Historical Society; Panhellenic Council; S.N.E.A., Secretary; Young Democrats, Secretary, Treasurer: Economic Circle; Student Mentor; Intramurals. Betty Toops Alexandria Business Education. Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega Pi, Secre- tary; S.N.E.A.: W.A.A.; Student Mentor; Intramurals. Laauli Tosi American Samoa Mathematics. Jean Traxler Exline, Iowa Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; Cardinal Key; Delta Zeta Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E.A.; Young Democrats; Senior Class Secretary. Jimmie Trueblood Kirksville Elementary Education. Dona Truitt Kirksville English. Janet Turner Canton Accounting. Economic Circle; Aeolian Club; NEMO Singers; Band: Orchestra: Independent Student Association. Nancy Tuttle Chariton, Iowa Biology. Jane Ulin Fairfield, Iowa Elementary Education. A.CE.; S.N.E.A.: Young Republi- cans. Lynda Upchurch Brookfield Music Education. Aeolian Club, President, Secretary: Cardinal Key; Newman Club; Sigma Sigma Sigma; NEMO Singers, Secretary, Treasurer: Student Council: Student Mentor: College Usher; Who ' s Who. Mike Vaia Cicero, Illinois Physical Education. 72 SENIORS Jack Vance Granby Business Administration. Shirley Van Dalen Albia, Iowa Elementary Education. S.N.E.A. Nancy Van Dusen Cresskill, New Jersey Home Economics. Colhecon Club; Sigma Kappa; S.N.E.A. David Van Gorp Kirksville Accounting. Gerald Vanskike Centralia Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda; B.S.U. William Van Zante Moravia, Iowa Social Science. S.N.E.A. Sharon Vize Closter, New Jersey Art. Newman Club; Sigma Kappa; S.N.E.A.; W.A.A. Daniel Wade Kirksville Industrial Arts. Charles Walker KirksviUe Business Administration. Larry Walker Burlington, Iowa Political Science. Pre-Law. Winston Walker Kahoka Physical Education. Sigma Tau Gamma. Thelma Jean Ward Monroe City Home Economics Colhecon Club. Martin Ware Bloomfield, Iowa Sociology. Joanne Wasylenko St. Louis Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Panhellenic Council, Secretary; S.N.E.A.; PEM Club; W.A.A.. Secretary; Intramurals. James Watson Trenton Social Science. Kappa Delta Pi. Clarice Wayman Greentop Elementary Education. A.C.E. Juliet Webster, Washington. District of Columbia Psychology. Linda Wehner New Cambria French. Alpha Phi Sigma; S.N.E.A. Richard Weikert Muscatine, Iowa Mathematics. S.N.E.A. Vema Weilbrenner Bloomfield, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E. § S ' n m Q 73 SENIORS Joel Weinstein Old Tappan, New Jersey Speech Correction. Oral Interpreters. Alvin West Kirksville History. Virginia West Kirksville English. Charles Wester Muscatine, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Newman Club; S.N.E.A. Robert Wheeler Higbee Physical Education, Sodial Science. A.A.H.P.E.R. Alice White Lineville, Iowa English. B.S.U., Secretary; English Club; S.N.E.A.; Intra- murals. Rose Marie WiUiams Mexico Elementary, Kindergarten. A.C.E.; S.N.E.A.; Beta Tau Delta; People to People. Sharon Williams Mexico Elementary Education. S.N.E.A. Kenneth Willingham Paris Physical Education. Michael Winecup Drakesville, Iowa History. Blue Key; Pre-Law; Young Republicans. Willa Winhold La Belle Home Economics. Colhecon Club. Tom Witt Ottumwa, Iowa Business Administration. Phi Sigma Epsilon. David Wolff Troy Business Elducation. Benny Wood La Plata Chemistry, Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma; Blue Key; Sigma Zeta. Everett Wood . . LaDora, Iowa Botany. Janet Wood Farmington, Iowa Nursing. Charles Michael Woods Montgomery City Biology. B.S.U.. Treasurer, Vice-President; S.N.E.A.; Band; Intramurals. Barbara Wright Kirksville Speech. Alpha Sigma Alpha; Oral Interpreters; S.N.E.A.; College Usher. Janice Wright Alexandria Elementary Education. Sharon Wright Ottumwa, Iowa Elementary Education. A.C.E.; Sigma Kappa; Young Repub- licans; Beta Tau Delta. Eleanor Yackley Taylor Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma; Cardinal Key; Pi Omega Pi; S.N.E A., Vice-President. Stale Vice-President; U.C.C.F.; Economic Circle; Independent Club. Historian; Student Mentor; Student Social Committee; Blanton-Nason Dorm President; Who ' s Who; 1965 ECHO Business Man- ager. Dorothy Yoder Wellman, Iowa Home Economics. Colhecon Club; S.N.E.A. Paul Yue China Physics. Terry Zanin Chariton, Iowa Sociology. In and out of uniform mn JUNIORS Pamela Akagi Kauai, Hawaii Diane Alborn Perry, Iowa Deanna Alexander Belle Place, Iowa I «p- -- t tA . . m . E ' Jean Alkire Carthage li ; ' L B HHBljk : ' ■ ' ' ' % 1 Charlotte Allenstein Coggon, Iowa h ' S ' r ! 9i Maribeth Anderson St. Louis jj k it S. mO gtk Bmi « T Maurice Anderson Ottumwa, Iowa jk- - k - i y jfc ' Morton Anderson Bucklin l Sf fl b k Carlton Apollo Mexico - X l A l I H - , ' JBB ttm V V H 4V Willard Arnold Independence |; j J ' { «. ' , K B Ir B Russell Ashburn Palmyra - - H- H H 1 Keith Askam Muscatine, Iowa N V ! . kkt b. David Austin Cairo A. ' ' if l l Ll l Vernon Bagley j t fl 4fBi k Winston Bailey Bucklin F W l|kM )-((r BP5 w Kent Baker Minburn, Iowa i ' TJ-i 1 - V — T i ■ ' ' Centerville. Iowa . ' - r Xt - A tfcr Robert Baldes St. Louis L « k V k H l 1 H fe Barbara b k r iSi H H EI Nancy Baldwin Kirksville ■ W S ' ' t ft I 1 HH I George Ballinger Hannibal W 9 i J SP ' P ' C. , ' H ' Barnas Skokie, III. I • ' M A tE P V VHSP T, 411 Michael Barnes Huntsville I J V H IS!Vm Kathleen Barton r j g K I L ° Baskett Princeton ! k f l Kenneth Bazil St. Louis m««|, Cri ti P O ' W Paul Beadle Albia, Iowa trntz, 1 TJ r ' ' - Marian Beal Kirksville 1 IHL4 4 tfP T ° ' ' BPSpK MMvv . Gerald Beasley Centralia J JQ 1 Robert Beckett Shelbina J- Li V ' ; ' H. Jane Beilstein LaGrange J w , K V H Li ' - H i ' i Gordon Benge Bloomfield, Iowa l fe r . k it BmI B Larry Berryman Louis U|| _ I H HHK Dennis Bielinski Chicago. III. ilJU ' 1 ifc k. B ' B i Kathryn Blackford Shelbina B K A I Mm . HkT B n ' J  w v UnJEllfe Deborah Bohon Kirksville 76 I JUNIORS Johnnie Bolden St. Louis k i | ▼ 1 I Ronald Boswell Moberly f « t ' VV D H H T Edith Boucher Dayton, Ohio Z- y g , k K. 1 L I Dennie Bowdea Cairo 0 ! m t | i kl fe I Nancy Bowden i lk i H IHUb I BI I I Elizabeth Bower Florissant Hl l fH V Henry Bower Shelbyville Hk «SH « , • T Linda Bowles . Elsberry H l -:r_ iV - _ — Sandra Bowton Kirksvilie i . - . Ron Boyer Moravia, Iowa _ - H l ft V ■ 1 Mark Bradley Normandy 4B| mft BS H V Romet David Bradshaw Macon j _ f ■ J ' if 1 (■♦■  1_ .  ' Cheryl Brammer Alexandria ,  ■. • - W P- . Ted Brantner Kirksvilie k ,J% . James I B k 1 B 1 Roger Dale Briggs Marceline jft E BB Z T bCL -I - Thelma Brokaw Centerville, Iowa - ' 4 i| lK l ul k M iP - ' V Helen Brown Bowling Green BfS I ' .J Bfc . Rexford (Dusty) Brown Kirksvilie PajT I ' i S. Robert Brown Chillicothe W J ' H, ' Anne Bryant Alexandria T ' || Sc . il ' Maria Bubenyak Centerville, Iowa k A JMA 4fi B KB! ' Jerald Buck Kansas City , C . Janet Burchett Kirksvile L X i f ■ l 1 Frank Burkhart Huntsville f V 4 1 L ' Richard Buschard St. Ann J _sl f V ' y w Jerry Butler Centerville, Iowa L, ' - HM A i S l Charles Byers Kirksvilie  , ■ ' , , Elaine Byers Kirksvilie J i HI 4 1 W ' Basil Byrne Keota, Iowa . « ? JV V WW ' ' V ! Steve Cannaday Fort Madison, Iowa R ' L J HT X 1 liE k B ' ' ■ ' - ' ' tfi ' ' Bl feflyi Lli ■ ' = ■■ ' f j ,4 H ,«« Carskadon Canton f JHB B HBBHI Ia Charlene Chambers Gibbs I f ' JI V| H X V ' '  -1 Genevevo Chavez Kirksvilie | V. Tf Jtmji ♦ ' Juanita Chavez Kirksvilie Jy ' jt£ MIkw k ' 1 jMB K 77 JUNIORS £j.lk 9 1 P P Im Tommy Chenoweth Drakesville, Iowa Mimi Chow China Joyce Chrisman Moberly Sue Christensen Rawlins, Wyoming Dorothea Cioban Albia, Iowa Jo Anne Cleaver Moberly Rita Marie Cline West Burlington, Iowa Michael Cloyd Ottumwa. Iowa Michael Cockerill Ottumwa, Iowa James Coen Marceline D. Jeannette Coffman Milan Joe Collins Kirksville John Collins Lucerne Kyle Comer Knoxville, Iowa Vesta Compton Lewistown Larry Conard Argyle, Iowa Janet Conley Kirksville Susan Cortelyou Troy Paul Cottrell Muscatine, Iowa Ott Coulson St. Catherine Fred Coulter Ottumwa, Iowa Dan Court Ottumwa, Iowa Dale Cox Batavia, Iowa Richard Craddock Park Forest, Illinois William Craghead Fulton Robert Craig Kirksville Connie Crawford Kirksville Etta Jean Crawford Kirksville Naida Crosby Kirksville Richard Cullers Shelbina Jane Cunningham Memphis David Curtis Mystic, Iowa Donald Darst .■ . . Madison James Dattilo Cincinnati, Ohio Keith Davis Knoxville, Iowa Sue Davis Kirksville M, Kathleen Dawkins LaPlata Lester Deal Martelle, Iowa Tim Dean St. Louis Jesse Deck Alexandria JUNIORS Barbara Delaney Baring Edwin DeLaney Paris _ Rebecca DenHartog Centerville, Iowa T - ■ t f BV F E W Sharon Densberger Peoria, I B 1 . B t w. k Derry HJ S I ta HflJfl HSlHJ Ifr l Deves JT ' Ib K JHb m Sandra Deves Wellsville 9% ' ST B V V Wm ' S l  Barbara DeVore Chariton, Iowa p ' , V ' ,r_ ' - « Cheryl Dillman Moberly |i |[ ' L! JL I .- Mary Dittmer Quincy, y P B i l r . H Lj Gary Dixon Perry Ksk H T ' W ' « «• ' Ma «. uj CS Gary Dolan Trenton ' -- M i ,C . wL :r Sally Domsalla Clinton, Iowa ' T % | Mi P 1 M Karen Sue Douglas Plattsburg H Bb I A H V Beverly Dover Kirksville ji J f l mI ' ' ' • ° ' iri W ' Cj lOf pi Kathleen Duden Allerton, Iowa j ' M J r Jl ' : ' Jewell Duffey Kirksville f k W Anne Fulton H l jk i l James C. Dunlap Milan P ' ' ft . fll Gary Dunn Fremont, Iowa L . V iflhwk «;B ' fl 9 V Nancy Durst Fulton - x Ifc J i V ©C? m V Roger Dye Unionville J L T l P A fcsT li Roger Edge Kirksville S jt Hl J0 Jane Green Castle --, - | Ij k B A f Constance El son Mexico p S W FX f Wv ' r T Ada Lee England Clarksville j--- _ J 1 tp - Jerrold Epperson LaBelle 1 | HG l k t Nancy Ericson New Milford, N. J. . ' ' i . . J Darrell Euritt Indianola, Iowa ' j P% C f f . James Evans Keokuk, Iowa j L- ' ' L Larry Evans Kirksville V ' ] j( C Julie Fallon Keokuk. Iowa , ja|L , . , Bk. , k HiHUHH Carol Fergason Macon HHb J B i f i H Del Fessenden Palmyra K Vjf JR M j! ' T T 1 Robert Fielder Muscatine, Iowa f ] t m te ' ' - . j - ' w ' I Bonnie Fischer Licking Bj Wt 7 ' A ' s 1 79 JUNIORS i t f . O i( C jf . p ( ' - P5 ' - ' Marjorie Fisher Frankford Glenn Flasch Brookfield Shirley Forney Hannibal Hillis Forrester Memphis Charles Foudree Huntsville Sharon Fowler Salisbury Travis Fowler Des Moines, Iowa Joy Fox Oskaloosa, Iowa Marjorie Frady Coatsville Nathan Frazee Alexandria Priscilla Freeman HoUiday John Frevert Oskaloosa, Iowa Garry Fry Mendon Sharon Gamache Ottumwa, Iowa Lois Garden Oskaloosa, Iowa Sharon Gardner Memphis Mary Geisendcrfer Lewistown John Gerdes Charleston Marsha Gibbs Corydon, Iowa Janis Gillam Cedar Rapids, Iowa John Gillaspie Kirksville Nancy Golden Kirksville Stuart Golden Chicago, Illinois John Golob Melrose, Iowa Marvin Good Thomasville Gary Gore Vandalia Larry Gore Vandalia Becky Gotheridge Sewal, Iowa Janine Grant Bloomfield, Iowa Carol Graves Lancaster Michael Green St. Louis Sandra Griffin Hannibal John Griffith Glenwood Margaret Groff Kirksville Dean Hafner Muscatine, Iowa Dennis Hahn St. Charles Judy Hale Collins, Iowa Constance Hall Hazelwood Lynda Hambleton Centerville, Iowa William Hamelan Marshalltown, Iowa 80 JUNIORS Swano Hanasaki St. Louis Ramona Hargis Bucklin Larry Marker Des Moines, Iowa William Harmon Madison Judith Harness Bowling Green Jimmie Harris Bloomfield, Iowa Judith Harris Paris Betty Harvie Chicago, Illinois Mary Jo Hayes Salisbury Ronald Hays Kirksville Kitty Hayward Princeton Edwin Hazelwood Greencastle Barbara Hedgecock Centerville. Iowa ( Richard Heiniger Mediapolis, Iowa Peggy Hellige Montrose, Iowa James Helton Brashear Judith Henderson Darien. Connecticut Luther Carl Henderson Centralia Lawrence Hendrichsen Keosauqua, Iowa Ruth Hendrick Kirksville Vera Ann Hendricks Kirksville Melvin Hensley Waynesville Norma Herring Winfield Georgia Hershey Keytesville Joseph Hesler Cantril, Iowa Dennis Hey St. Louis Lois Hickman Leonard Michele Hilsabeck Rock Island, Illinois Phillip Hintz Wilton Junction, Iowa Rolland Hoch Dallas, Iowa Winifred Hodgkins North Creek, New York Mildred Holman Bowling Green Phillip Holmes Princeton William Holvoet Ft. Madison, Iowa Nancy House Lewistown Marlus Houska Belle Plaine, Iowa Betty Howe LaBelle Judith Howell . Kirksville Sandra Hume Kahoka Thomas Hymers Palmyra Mm, • J5I rS mry 81 JUNIORS 4 ft P j . r . r |l P . ' r Carol Irvin Foley Janet Irvin Foley T. J. Jackson Decatur, Illinois Rudolph Jacobsen St. Charles Addie Kay James Ottumwa, Iowa Lonnie James Paris Gerald Jensen Keytesville Jack Jobe Lucerne Eileen Johansen St. Louis Gary Johnson Hillsboro, Iowa Kenneth Johnson St. Louis Lorna Johnson Knoxville, Iowa Patricia Johnson • Ewing Ronald Lee Johnson Oskaloosa, Iowa Rosemary Johnson Trenton William Johnson Milton, Iowa Beverly Jones Macon Danny Jones Quincy, Illinois Frank Jones Biggsville, Illinois Lee Jones Cairo Betty Juett BurUngton, Iowa Mary Lee Kaiman Old Monroe Marcy Kaiser . Milton, Iowa Richard Kammerer - Clinton, Iowa Gary Kapfer Kirksville Lmda Kapfer Memphis Larry Kauzlarich Mystic, Iowa Sally Keeler Canton. Ohio Don Kehoe Ferguson Nancy Kelley St. Louis John Kennedy Flint, Michigan Mary Kenney Chillicothe Tony Killen Clarence James Kinney Brookfield David Kirchner Kahoka Julian Kite Montrose. Iowa Richard Klaslo Arlington Heights. Illinois Dee Klopfenstein West Point. Iowa Susan Klorer St. Louis Patricia Knecht Ottumwa, Iowa 82 JUNIORS David Knes Affton Edward Knowles Anabel J. O. Kollar Green City Gary Koppenhaver Kirksville Richard Korasick Kirkwood Ellen Korsgaard Kimballton, Iowa Ah-Ram Kotikula Thailand Brian Langford Westfield, New Jersey James Larsen Macomb, Illinois Suzanne Lary Jameson David Lawson Baring Dixie Lawson Ottumwa, Iowa Don Lawson Ottumwa. Iowa Jerry Ledbetter Palmyra Janice Leggett Kirksville Marilyn Leppin Meadville Joseph Lewis New London Cheryl Lillard Williamstown Donald Lincoln Grinnell, Iowa Nancy Lindley Moulton. Iowa Clifford Linke Jonesburg Donald Linke Warrenton Rochelle Little 4 Ottumwa, Iowa Edith Lorence Unionville Marjorie Love LaPlata Terry Luikart Jennings Larry Luko Milton, Iowa Margaret Lutz Powersville James Magel West Burlington, Iowa Marilynn Malloy Oskaloosa, Iowa Ray Markword Ursa, Illinois Ronald Marsch Fulton David Martin Springfield, Illinois Tommy Masten Brookfield John Mathis Elmer Merle Matzen Cairo Gary Mauck LaBelle Kenneth Mayfield Rutledge Paul McClain Kirksville Melvin McCollum Wheeling If C r f 3 mp •Cj O 9- m ' Lli dfi itfi 83 JUNIORS Ij- .- o o I J; 9 - . ' 5% ,C7 i . ,4 . tf j Alvin McConnell Leonard Terry McDonald Canada James McEniry Melrose, Iowa Roger McHenry Clayton Daniel Meade Hannibal Billy Meeks Macon Gary Meerdink Muscatine, Iowa Bert Merrill Waynesville William Mertens Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Wilma Mettes Shelbyville Calvin Meyer St. Louis Carolyn Meyer Warrenton Philip Millard Ottumwa, Iowa Don Miller Bloomfield, Iowa Dorothy Miller Louisiana Gayle Miller Perry, Iowa L. Jane Miller Arbela Marilyn Million Palmyra Nadine Minor Marceline Barry Morris Kirksville Cheryl Morris Purdin Linda Morris Green City Richard Morris St. Louis Robert Morse Kirksville Tom Moss Kirksville Wanita Moss Kirksville John Mudd Center Dennis Mueller St. Louis Beth Muir Green Castle Larry Muir Green Castle Edward Muller Tenafly, New Jersey Edward Murphy Hannibal Michael G. Murphy Revere Christa Myers Hannibal David Myers Lansing, Kansas Eugene Myers Ft. Madison, Iowa Ken Nelson Davenport, Iowa John Newland Kirksville Steve Newlin Marion, Iowa Mathew Ng China 84 JUNIORS Clark Nichols Morning Sun. Iowa ' tIt 1 1 1 A Terry Nickels Waynesville — -• ' • « .7« t. yf ' 1 «- • Charles Nil! Palmyra -= w = A ' J ' ' W Philip Noble tlfe K i k Joseph Norton Macon I 1 • ' M Jonathan Onyango -. Kenya lfl ■ 5, — v ( ' ««««. ' W j  «= f3sMfc Marvin Ornes Brashear Wjr r JE. . - Jim Orr Mediapolis, Iowa V V ' fc - ' Ac ' ' fe Linda Overturf Ottumwa. Iowa | H p ' k l I Sandra Jane Ownbey Yarrow | . p|| J K JHI d 1 Gary Page Ottumwa, Iowa .f J = - sf . - i- ' John Page Salisbury | _x F ;:. .-•-_. . t Ivan Pagett Macon -.; V (T ' 1 James Palmer St. Charles | Q WK Kk ' illiik B Marjorie Parish Centerville, Iowa . fc k k H j Nancy Parrish Galesburg. Illinois O W M B - v9PS If B Paul Patterson Centerville, Iowa F - F ,. , F V Jo Ellen Patton Kirksville S ' Karen Patton BB I I B ' Nicholas Pauly Fairfield. Iowa P t ' Donald Pekarek Warrenton m I 1 1 Lf- - ' JQ — . I § 1 Jean Pernn Macon i i v • , F ♦ .  . ■ , 4. Thomas Peters Shelbyville V . V ' ► ' Petersmeyer WarreMon % k B 1 Bl H Larry Peterson Montrose, Iowa - ' s f k. t . 0 . tt Robert Pezley Ft. Madison, Iowa f ' j ,| ; f ' IP ' V John Pickering Unionville ' IP C ' All ' T T Camille Price Albia, Iowa . V V V k ' Jean Primm Rutledge lA | y W k H k k ■ iS, it kiHHLNB.: x Pamela Raible Butler. Pennsylvania . Ti . , Raymond Raines Arlington, • 1 H W iL f Jeanie Ranney Kirksville HL ' P ' ! W W ' 4 ' Jo Ann Reagan Montgomery City . ' ' P LT ' i r - V . Ronald Rebal Iowa City, Iowa , « I K Linda Revelle Advance Richard Rhodes Eureka, Illinois f ' 1 1 C Donald Riddle Milan W - - (q ' W 7- «. • David Ridge Columbia -- J ' A. A. ' •? 85 JUNIORS !?iL ' t ' taii Cirif jtoaen ' c o e -., P I — ' g ' sf I Cianes Ba sca c e r g er £ ' ' •- ♦ mitfilEZlBC XQB C 1 V MIL AfiA « Oue Scoa libax BomBo ' 4mi1 BoariitiaaB Hi i mk i j n lonw Qtr Sl ZbMks Self MoMtir Scmiie DuMKJi. New Jcner Qiiacr. niMB 3eMxtT Anr Taqrior JUNIORS t Kn jisr? iamb LaB9 ' Suiit ' HMmUa IT: pi f r ft iPL JiuMSt iwuaes- EBnn k s m 4t W J ( ©7 JUNIORS ii - ,, P o z: ft ft v ' 1T « V rt 7 ff ft u iTt i 1 r ' ' rv P i) • .O P : l fe Lawrence Taft Monroe City Susan Taniguchi Kauai, Hawaii Charlie C. Taylor Clinton, Iowa Paul TenEyck Edina Hugh Teter Macon Bernard Thomas Russell, Iowa Brenda Thomas St. Louis Jeannie Thomas Burlington, Iowa Judith Ann Thomas Chariton, Iowa Roben Thomas Promise City, Iowa Wallace Thomas, Jr Knoxville, Iowa C. Kent Thompson Richmond George Thompson Fulton Virginia Thompson Minbum, Iowa Jane Thomburg Moberly Tona Lea Thomburg Moberly Sharon Thornton Frankford Dale Threlkeld Shelbina Marcia Thunnan Clarence John Tillotson Cottage Grove Francis Tluczek Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Richard Topping Peoria, Illinois Gary Trimble Des Moines, Iowa Richard Tuttle Corydon, Iowa James Ulett St. Louis Barbara Vandre Shabbona, Illinois Glenn Van Matre Elsberry Gary Van Meter Queen City Gary Vannorsdel Milan Ann Vaughn Paris Patricia Venezia St. Louis Georgina Vetter LaVale. Maryland Thomas Vetter LaVale, Maryland Larry Vickroy Melrose. Iowa Louis Virdure St. Louis Mary Waelder Hannibal Janet Wages Clifton Hill Kenneth Wagner Washington, Iowa John Wallace Ewing Robert Wallace Ewing 88 JUNIORS m Linda Warden St. Louis i P ' ' W Velma Washburn Ewing | f- eJ Wtf ' ' ' ? f Sue Waterhouse Ottumwa, Iowa ■•-21 r ' . ' Alison Watson Trenton William Watts Elsberry Frances Webber Laddonia - ; B A v v ' Janeen Weeks Corydon, Iowa Roxana Wehmeyer Marthasville Rex Weldon Montgomery City Don West Moravia, Iowa ti i m% J o Esther Wheeler Queen City John Whelan Lincolnwood, Illinois Linda White St. Louis Barbara Wickless Unionville -«• L i . H fe . • Carol Wieman Troy Sherryl Wilken Novinger Gerald Williams Huntsville Marian Williams Moberly Marlene Willis St. Louis Temple Willis Auxvasse Larry Wilson Kirksville Mary Linda Wilson Hannibal Terry Winget Florissant Norma Winslow Kirksville Robert Wood Kirksville Charles Mike Works St. Louis Franklin Wright Brookfield Kenneth Wright Clarksville Beth Ann Wyrick Ft. Madison, Iowa Karen Youngberg Ferguson Patricia Yowell . . . • Perry Ed Zepka, Jr Roundlake, Illinois Warren Zychal Downers Grove, Illinois 89 SOPHOMORES ,J5, ft P  , Robert Abmeyer St. Louis Vicki Acklie Kahoka James Adams Green Castle Janice Adams Williamstown Richard Adams Marshalltown, Iowa Janie Albertson Green City Linda Alexander Marshalltown, Iowa Thomas Alexander Mt. Sterling, Iowa Vicki Alhen Macon Marilyn Allen Worthington Connie Allison Hedrick, Iowa Janet Anderson Novinger Jane Atwood Birmingham, Iowa Barbara Audsley Glasgow Mohammadi Baggab Iran Sharron Bailey Macon Richard Baily Canton Barbara Baines Wentzvilie Glenda Sue Baker Shelbina James Baker St. Louis Michael Ballard Florissant Scott Bally Hackensack, New Jersey James Barber Arlington Heights, Illinois Rebecca Barnes Newark Anita Barta Cedar Rapids, Iowa David Bartels Triplett Bill Bartlett Kirksville Gary Baugher Ankeny, Iowa Arthur Beasley Centralia Michael Beggs Luray Birney Belfield LaPlata Linda Belville Ft. Madison, Iowa Patricia Bentrup St. Louis Lorene Berti Bevier Janet Bethman St. Peters Linda Bevan Shelbina Phyllis Billington Novinger Elizabeth Bird New London Terry Biser St. Charles Paul Bittiker Mendon 90 SOPHOMORES Fred Black Kirksvillc BVIL I P Shirley Black St. Louis %lnJ Bc iT 1 ' ' ' HT ' ' ' Mary Blackburn Otfumwa, Iowa - ' B - F V - Suesana Blair Elsberry f 1 .if 1 iP John Iowa k B H A iIl Charles Blickhan Canton J tK B S .M.Wk. Diane Blozovich Centerville. Iowa Mk BJi H| B V f rik Myrna Boltz Monticelio ' X- m  B  . ' F .. K « : . Virginia Boon Kahoka A 9 K P k. . Patricia Bothe Montgomery k 1 i i| M ' - 1 HI Michael Boyd St. Charles . Jj J t B ' y Boyer Princeton Cj | f - Deanna Bradbury Warrenton JZ, V - - ' T ' Karen Bragg Novelty , @| S AS V Newton, Iowa d ||| !m 44P X Thomas Bredensteiner St. Charles JiV ' aJ ' ' - u ) m% fT? jf i JTl Garry Briddle Kirksville • WJ : f % ' M - ' Jeanette Briggs Marceline . ' t k -M . ' fiW H H At H- ' ' BKh Leo Brooks Sturgeon m Hvt . A Mary Bross Palmyra , ' jSmi, -iT JP . ' Sandra Bruey Fairfield, Iowa l. 7 9 t W ■ =:■ -1 J| • . ' Linda Brummitt Green Castle w -- ■ ' , S- j William Bruner Powersville HV V H i . . L. ta l L h MIMWKm lUBAil Billie Buchanan St. Louis f mi tl A ; t.J tl KK Patricia Burk Bevier IS B i F J P ! Marion Burnside Albia, Iowa |f W T ., ' T ' ' F W ' Sl ' Judith Burt Fulton ► W . ' . j C . ' fc- Gary Bush Callao M flL Tl . ■■ J W Patrick Butler Springfield, Illinois . jm . B John Cable St. Catherine L a W John Campbell Pine Bluff, Arkansas ' - •• Patricia Campbell Indianapolis, Indiana .i Z C j L. William Campbell Monroe City t . - . A Jl , « John Cardenzana Albia, Iowa . Dennis Carey St. Louis C f f ' 1 ' ' H tt P Janice Carr Ottumwa. Iowa T ' x H W V W ' Christine Carskadon Canton st . k L V - ' Jf ' ' ULt ' - !k Richard Cash Hannibal B k P . . IH S 91 SOPHOMORES ID Jack Chandler Promise City, Iowa Laurie Cheval Hannibal Joseph Chisham, Jr Monroe City Henry Chok Malaysia Roberta Chornock Kirksville Carol Ann Clark St. Louis Karen Clark New Cambria Michael Clark Hannibal Patricia Cline Kirksville Donna Clingman Hedrick, Iowa Diana Cloyd Cedarville, Ohio Dietra Cole Kirksville Myrna Jean Cole New Cambria Donna Coleman St. Louis Arlene Collister Fulton William Colyer Bucklin Paul Comer St. Louis Vonn Larry Comer Knoxville, Iowa Jenny Lind Compton Milan B. Jean Cone Kirksville Sherry Conger Hale Charles Cook Duncannon, Pennsylvania Carolyn Cooley Unionville Janet Comwell St. Louis Wesley Corvey St. Louis Gerald Cottingham Peoria, Illinois Ailine Cox Brunswick Bette Lou Coy Elsberry Emily Jo Crable Ottumwa, Iowa John Creasman Monroe City Donald Crist Kirksville Harold Critchlow Ottumwa, Iowa John Crockell Perry James Crooks Kirksville Charles Crump St. Louis Donald Crumpacker Milan Jerry Culbertson Shelbyville Dorothy Cupp . . Kirksville Patty Currell Kirksville Nancy Curtis Hedrick, Iowa 92 SOPHOMORES William Davidson Moberly Jim Davis Hedrick, Iowa Donna DeJong New Sharon, Iowa John Deluca St. Louis Roberta Delvecchio LaGrange, Illinois Elizabeth Deskin Atlanta Ralph Dial Ottumwa, Iowa Dorothy Dieckman Warrenton Anthony DiGrazda Paterson. New Jersey Judith Dobbs Rockford, Illinois William Dobbs Hurdland Peggy Dodson Kirksville Robert Dodson Kirksville Ernest Downing Milton. Iowa Robert Duckworth Brookfield Robert Early Baring Shirley Easley Novelty Betty Eckert St. Louis Ruth Edmondson Montgomery City Frances Edwards Williamstown Gene Edwards Williamstown Jerry Edwards LaPlata Mary Efthim St. Louis Judy Eggleston Maysville Sharon Elgin Clarksville Ellen Ellis Keosauqua, Iowa Patricia EUis Quincy, Illinois Marilyn Engle Ottumwa, Iowa Elmer Epperly Milton, Iowa Barbara Erb Perry Marsha Erickson Macon Mary Ellen Evans Monroe City Elba Fabrega Panama Ellen Falloon Montgomery City James Farrenkopf Brookfield Gary Fears Ottumwa, Iowa Connie Fergason New Sharon, Iowa Andrea Finck Creve Coeur John Finley St. Joseph James Flanders Keota, Iowa © r 1 A Oft O f p A c P p ■ ii ( ' 93 SOPHOMORES f ££ - r T ' .S- SFii. i - A © Q Janet Flesch Topeka, Kansas Kendall Fligg Eldon, Iowa William Francis Flynn Florham Park, New Jersey William Robert Flynn Quincy, Illinois Cameron Foerster Florissant Elizabeth Ford Atlanta Dan Fordham . Brookfield Joan Forty Elmhurst, Illinois Jerry Freeland Dallas City, Illinois Viola Fregoe Lancaster Judith Fretwell Monticello Robert Frost Palatine, Illinois Ronald Frost Palatine, Illinois JoAnn Frueh Ft, Madison, Iowa Nancy Fry Keytesville Jean Galbraith Canton Robert Gee Knoxville, Iowa Ervin Giachino Kirksville Robert Gibbs Hurdland Sandra Gifford Winfield Paul Gismegian Greece Cecil Golden Mexico Malinda Good Chariton, Iowa Larry Goodwin LaBelle Linda Gottman Monroe City Wilma Grant Macon Dee E. Green Mediapolis, Iowa Virginia Greene Pine Bluff, Arkansas Janet Gregg Kirksville Denise Gregory Kirksville Frank Gregory Roselle Park, New Jersey Katherine Griffith Glenwood Glenda Grinstead Centralia Hazel Guilfoyle LaGrange Braxton Guinn Bloomfield, Iowa Judith JJafner Warrenton Bigan Hakimian Iran Madelon Louise Haley Brookfield Judith Hall Des Moines, Iowa Richard Hall Knoxville, Iowa 94 SOPHOMORES Tommy Hall Macon George Halsey Tenafly, New Jersey Jane Hamblin Quincy. Illinois Susan Hammack Elsberry Judy Hampton Palmyra Nancy Hannum Mt. Pleasant, Iowa William Hardie, Jr Chariton, Iowa Terry Hardy Monroe City Wayne Hardy Hannibal Deana Harper Hannibal Mike Harper Kirksville Jerry Harris Memphis John Hartmann DeWitt, Iowa Mary Harvey Memphis John Hasten Keytesville Janet Hawk Fairfield, Iowa Keith Hawkins LaPlata Sara Ruth Hawkins Shelbina Steve Hawkins Brookfield Ellen Hayward Kirksville Howard Hazen Washington, Iowa Ray Heaton Oskaloosa, Iowa Ron Hediger Greentop Maria Kay Heitman Van Home, Iowa Dennis Hengen Bridgeton Kenna Henness Kirksville Charlotte Henry Browning Michael Hern Keytesville Nelson flewgley Madison Larry Heyer Waterloo, Iowa Margaret Hill Wellsville Phyllis Hinds Edina Marcel Kent Hiskey West Des Moines, Iowa Nancy Hitt Kirksville Frincis Hodges Canton Gerald Hoffmann Plainfield, Iowa Leonard Hoffman St. Louis Elmer Hoffmeyer Wellsville Kathryn Hogenson - Kirksville Dennis Hohn Grand Mound, Iowa £11 95 SOPHOMORES I Jin ' ' ' f ' ' - - . -«  . i tfl fek i J a a Gerald Hollingsworth Albia, Iowa Larry Holman Arbela Caroyn Holt Wentzville Sharon Holt Ft. Madison, Iowa Lawrence Hood Marceline Jack Hooker Browning Dennis Hopkins Dysart, Iowa Ralph Howerton Hurdland Virginia Huckstep Silex Elizabeth Hug St. Charles Kenneth Hughes Brookfield Suzanne Hunt Kirksville James Hutchens Centralia Linda Jo Hutcherson Palmyra Camfield Ip China Jeannette Irwin Batavia, Iowa Carol Jackson LaPlata Clyde James, Jr Centralia Dana James Lewistown Sue James St. Louis Margery Jarrell Shelbyville Judith Jaspering Warrenton Richard Johannsen Clinton, Iowa Judy Johnson Ottumwa, Iowa Mac Adelbert Johnson Shelbyville Sharyn Johnson Keytesville Mary Johnston Memphis Joy Jolley Blackfoot, Idaho Allen Jones Hedrick, Iowa Connie Jones St. Louis Harry Jones Troy Martha Jones Shelbina Merlyn Sue Jones Macon Timothy Joseph Nakomis, Florida Shirley Jourdan LaBelle Larry Kabrick Plainville, Illinois Larry Keithley Bowling Green Claudia Keller Wentzville Norma Kelly Monroe Hugh Michael Kelso Cedar Rapids, Iowa 96 SOPHOMORES Johnnie Kennedy Ferguson ijP A k . t ' t David Kent Green City P «= 8 WSSm d iW ' - Judith Kerfoot Quincy, Illinois j 5 W t ' Abbie Norine Kerns Cyrene S . ir K Michaela Kilroy B t SK iflBr 11 Gay King St. Charles   « fmm |PN|i HB WI T J Joanne King Bloomfield, Iowa M ' Vfc- T-- r ' ' l. Susanne King Bloomfield, Iowa . St L, Lawrence Kinsella Chillicothe ' t Judy Kirby Howard i jtiH -|B3 -i ' V B ' - • - ' • ' ° rfSsr ' ' • «- aci Dale Kirkendoll Moberly ' iK - f ■(b- ' k. - F L Kae Kirker Eldora, Iowa t fiS Wj ' tL Nancy Kissinger Knoxville, Iowa ' « _ A k . 1 Jack Klein Ft. Madison, Iowa Mt xZ . 1 1 - 1 Cosette Klindt Morning Sun, Iowa m ' !SL ' , i H I Emmett Klinger Corydon, Iowa L ' 7 23 Sandra Klocke Leonard J i Al B k Paul Klote Edina 4 j! kl « Hi Vicki-Lou Klug Warrenville, Illinois jg ktv w fl Sandra Kneiss Cyrene A4 5w Sb 1 ll i S James Knipmeyer Quincy, Illinois T T C ?. • •■. W J r - fl Thea Knouse Kirksville It. t - ' ' , ' t Patrick Konrad Ottumwa, Iowa fe 7 a John Kopp Montgomery City JI|| H Behrouz Kordestani Iran ■T B W l . Ti 31 Kenneth Krabill Mt. Pleasant, Iowa V B T 1 ' f V Meyer Kranson St. Louis yl H Xsc w J F im r Doris Kraus Memphis H RT KX • J Gloria Kromminga Monticello, Iowa WBSBll HH B ' ' . . Jerome Krumeich Caldwell, New Jersey [J l W ' L B B Dave Kuenzel Jennings ■ , n H i .T? ' W ' ' W aP Jean Kunioka Kauai, Hawaii R H J F J 9 y Joan Kunioka Kauai, Hawaii LtTv B A . J . i Carolyn Kunkel Knoxville, Iowa __ ' J ' Vl T Jerry Kusek Palatine, t L 1 ' V S ' Lawrence Lake Lewistown H ' tW 7 ' ;. ' • ' 7 «  k • ' , f fv Albert Lane Harper, Iowa ' ••.i_ ' - ' 97 SOPHOMORES William La Torre St. Petersburg, Florida Toasefulu Laulu American Samoa Linda Lawson Wyaconda Carol Lay LaBelle Cecil Lease Argyle, Iowa Lauren Lee China George Lesinger Red Bud, Dlinois Gar - Lewis Des Moines, Iowa Marcia Lewis Tustin, California Bobby Leytham Spickard Harry Libby Shelbina Pamela Lindquist - Ottumwa, Iowa Joann Lindsey . r Kirksville Dana Little Monticello Becky Lockard Brunswick Carol Lockwood Kahoka Dean Logan Ottumwa, lowz Joyce Lohrman St. Charles Perry Lowe Audrain Elaine Lowenberg Hedrick, Iowa Linda Lowery Macon Sally Loy Ottumwa, Iowa Richard Lundgren Clinton, Iowa John Lunsford Huntsville Ruth Ann Mabry Kirksville Clifford Mahin Monroe City Carl Main Macon Gary Maloney Macon Peggy Marsh Bettendorf, Iowa Stephen Marsh Bettendorf, Iowa Jerry Martie Bevier William Martin, Jr. Jonesboro Barbara Mason Ferguson Richard Mason Kirksville Sarah McCall Portland Barbara McClure Trenton Patricia McConnell Kirksville Bill McCormick Oskaloosa, Iowa Douglas McDowell Ottumwa, Iowa James McElderry Batavia, Iowa 98 SOPHOMORES Ronnie McFarland St. Louis Mabel McGee Albia, Iowa Larry McGIothlin Hurdland Peggy Ann McGregor Kirksville Elizabeth McKay Warrenton Harriet McKay Warrenton Leslie McKay Warrenton Elizabeth McKinley New Milford, New Jersey Jerry McMain Kansas City Roger McPherson Kahoka William McWhortor Kahoka Connie Meeker Eldora, Iowa Abas Mehraban Iran Michael Melton Ottumwa, Iowa Wanda Mettes Shelbyville Joyce Mihalovich Centennial Michael Mihalevich Shelbina Carol Miller Maywood Diane Miller St. Louis Jim Miller Louisiana Kay Miller Wyaconda Linda Faye Miller New Bloomfield Theresa Miller Farmington, Iowa Victor Miller St. Louis Willa Miller St. Louis Carol Millsap Bucklin Mary Mincks Seymour. Iowa Ila Gayle Minear Unionville James Mitchell Ottumwa, Iowa Susan Mitchell Kahoka Linda Moffett Kirksville Jim Moffit Ottumwa, Iowa Glyn Ellen Mohn Laddonia Marjorie Mohr Davenport, Iowa Joyce Monahan Kirksville Linda Montgomery Novinger Lee Moody St. Louis Linda Morelock Kirksville Bill Morris St. Louis Roger Morris Moundsville, West Virginia © O 1 i i4.tJ 99 SOPHOMORES }M . 1 A 9 ki ife Steve Morrow Hedrick, Iowa Faryar Moshtaghi Iran Ruth Moss Hunnewell Josephine Motter Kirksville Mary Beth Mudd Silex Mary Mundy St. Louis Robert Neagle Green City Jerry Neil Keytesville Mary Neil Downing Frank Nemeth Mexico Bill Nichols St. Louis David Nichols St. Louis Richard Nichols Knoxville, Iowa Alice Nicoletti Kirksville Ken Niekamp Mendon, Illinois Richard Nirgenau St. Louis Beverly Noe Kirksville Sharalyn Noland New London Elsie O ' Bryan Ironton David Ollar Florissant John O ' Meara Demarest, New Jersey Robert Overkamp New Florence Helen Owen Princeton Loren Owens Purdin Alice Owings Clark Sarah Painter Paris Linda Palmer Hannibal John Parcell Bowling Green Judy Parsons Ottumwa, Iowa Toni Pendergast Kansas City George Peoples Leonard Tamara Perry Kassuth Carla Phillips Iowa City, Iowa Margaret Pickett Kirksville Margaret Pierce Canton George Pinnell Wheatland, Iowa Karen Poecker St. Louis Joe Poindexter Denver. Colorado Kenneth Polston Jonesburg Marson Ponder St. Louis 100 SOPHOMORES Edward Porter Hannibal i ( 1 } i Kenny Porter Anabel ij - i Jf ' ff K ' j f fj ' • ' James Posey . . Green City -c fcr - ' , XT y Keokuk, Iowa M Perry f l HiHIk ■ilB ' lHli 4 1 John Pratt Mexico Pf jWK 1 } jl B. J dyP r°l MonroeCity . fT IC . -- ' r l4 S8 Edward Putnam Powersville X- , ' m t A.-? W Rick Rabenau St. Louis y . V l ' . t J Yuonnia Charlene Rackley . ■J l hiti BiA hB HI 1 IM Judy Rager Brashear « J H A ' r Jerry Reed Hobart, Indiana fW iCTw-T wi « - IF • ' Judy Rees Quincy Illinois _ x W W. _ ' - W Mary Reese Kirksville S y _ JT Macon H H ' fe H B Mary Reynolds Ottumwa, Iowa m Kathaleen Rice Kirksville r j ' Mary Katherine (Kay) Richard Kirksville L Pamela Richardson Salisbury A k jf ' ■■ M y Sidna Richardson Macon V B «■ ' - Myra Jean Ricks Elsberry g ' 10 F Ronald Riley Mt. Pleasant, Iowa fcjjj B « -- , . -- T 3- Sam Roberts Houston, Texas T -Tw 4- ' ' James Robinson Princeton J • V I l - ' — ° 4k,Wm . . Leroy Rohs LaGrange jSfek ►v William Rojas Costa Rica W l. W iS Glendle Romine Chariton, Iowa ' S  ' Jin Mary Rose Louisiana W - m T Myron Rouse Pocahontas, Iowa k t C iM € JL B, 1 Linda Rowland Sunrise, HB P k . 1 PS R . Edward Roy Attleboro, Mass. KM R jS 1 % W k ' PV Alvina Royse Kirksville H | Ifc ' j B y f Doris Royster Silex Hkj ' i P W i Carol Sue Rudloff Browning KSj J . - J - ::.- ' . «i iW ■m . ■ jdiik iHiH . m ' ! Sharon Saffell LaPlata HH HH _ - ■- 4flB J dy Salter Kirksville V k f 4 siTf Wauneta Salter Brashear B ' X Wi W f !i  Ik. Judith Sanker Jonesburg ' T XT ?■ ' B • Dennis Sc lf Revere ' ,j f ft 101 SOPHOMORES O -V ' -V t: T .-? ft o Id ,-, SmSlS: Joe Schafer Birmingham, Iowa Shirley Schroeder Saverton Carole Schulten Hannibal Henry Schulz Warrenton Louise Schwaner Kirksville Mary Scott Centerville, Iowa Jason See Rutledge William Seman Springfield, Illinois Lorraine Semana Kauai, Hawaii Richard Sens Seymour, Iowa Marvin Shannon Keytesville Lavonne Sharpe Lewistown Shirley Sheeder Greenfield, Iowa Larry Shelton Unionville Evelyn Shigehara Papaikou, Hawaii Patricia Shilt Wentzville Alice Shriver Green City Marsha Shroyer Princeton Ronald Shy Fairfield, Iowa Carolyn Singer Spirit Lake, Iowa Nancy Singleton Mendon Nolan Singleton Bevier Robert Skeens Clark Gordon Slater Ottumwa. Iowa Howard Sloop Queen City Aline Smith Waterloo, Iowa. Ezekiel Smith St. Louis Helen Smith Macon Jerry Mac Smith Shelbina Linda Jean Smith Bowing Green Richard Smith Milford, New Jersey Roger Smith Numa, Iowa Edward Sneed , CentraHa Jessie Snyder Lucerne Cathy Sonksen Waterloo, Iowa James Spangler Columbia Mildred Spencer Milan James Spires Bellflower Eva Pearl Sponsler Kirksville Karen F. Spratt Maywood 102 SOPHOMORES Dennis Spriggs Kirksville Don Stanley Licking Conrad Stempel Ollie, Iowa Carol Stephens Kirksville Karen Steward Elsberry Janice Stiefel Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Carolyn Stone Elsberry Elliot Stone Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Juanita Strack Truxton Karen Strauch Bettendorf, Iowa Ronnie Stutz Kahoka John Suchland Troy John Suddarth Elsberry Peggy Sullivan Kirksville Joyce Sultzman Hannibal Yuji Suzuki Japan Tony Swarts Ottumwa, Iowa Joan Swearenger Browning Gaye Swingle Kirksville Filippa Tackholm Sweden Marcy Taylor Wapello, Iowa Rebecca Taylor Palmyra Phyllis Tayon Clarksville Harold Tennyson Mokane Judy Thomas Chariton, Iowa Lyle Thompson Laddonia Sandra Thompson Promise City, Iowa Carol Todd Lentner Norman Tooley Kirksville Harry Trask Memphis Kent Troester Kirksville Delbert Trowbridge LaPIata Roger Trueblood Salem, Iowa Gilbert Tucker Dalton Wendy Turnbaugh Ferguson Thomas Turner Bethel Glen Vanlandingham Bloomfield, Iowa Linda Vanlandingham Mexico Iris Vargas Costa Rica Gary Vamer Bucklin 103 SOPHOMORES o Pf •CT ' J K..f ■■ ' ' rf?- ' ' tr •• - Barbara Vaughn Montgomery City Richard Vokoun LeGrand, Iowa Charles VonBerg Hobart, Indiana James Vukich St. Louis Art Waggoner Ft. Madison, Iowa Dennis Walker Prairie City, Iowa Patsy Walters Mediapolis, Iowa Don Walton Perry Michael Walton St. Louis Judy Ward Kirkwood Richard Warder Ottumwa, Iowa Martha Warner Albia, Iowa Sharron Washington St. Louis Linda Webber Memphis Jolene Weber Richland, Iowa Linda Weber Sigourney, Iowa Betty Wegener Montgomery City Robert Wells Packwood, Iowa Ardith Welsh St. Louis Janice Wheatcraft Brookfield Glenn Wheeler Rockford, Illinois Carol Wheelock Hannibal Charles Whipple Silex Martha WTiite Quincy, Illinois Nancy White Des Moines, Iowa John Whitt Bethany Richard Wilber O ' Fallon George Wilkening Sigourney, Iowa Nancy Wilkerson Fulton James Willet Cincinnati, Ohio Jerry Wilhamson St. Louis Harold Willis Canton Carol Wilson Novinger Linda Winkleman Greentop Harold Winn Greentop Gary Winter Steedman Robert Witherspoon St. Louis Sharon Wohlert St. Louis Roger Wood Bethel Stephen Woodford Ottumwa, Iowa 104 SOPHOMORES 1 Tami Works St. Louis ..s • Karen Wormley Newton, Iowa Georgia Wrasmann St. Louis Daniel Wright Queen City - k Eddie Wright Kirksville ' Afjy $, j Jt l Ki I Gerald Yarrington Keokuk, Iowa m W K Besim Yilmaz Turkey V C T? lO- - ' pB ' Harry Young Kirksville ' — . icr- Carolyn Yount Macon t  fe St Perry A 1 B ]L I 1 1 1 Carla Zeigler Novinger fek V Leon Zeigler Mexico HJ PV ■IP ' T Jaffar Zoroufchi Iran ff ? 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FRESHMEN ' m T f- J .- ■% f % IT) « Hn iSl Ronna Abel Hedrick, Iowa Martha Acuff Kirksville Mary Maxine Adam Batavia, Iowa Janice Adams Bellflower Sherry Adams Browning Marsha Aden Brunswick Earl Adkins Kirksville Harold Adkins Brashear Majidi Afshar Iran Ronald Albert Brookfield, Iowa Lenn Alexander Wheatfield William Alexander Ottumwa, Iowa Seth Ford AUcorn Florissant Milan Allen Gilliam Rodney Allen Gilliam Zandra Allison Curryville J-acqueline Almond Brookfield Karen Altemeier Grinnell, Iowa John Ambrosecchia St. Ann Morris Andere Kenya Janet Angel Montgomery -City Nancy Archer Oilman City Larry Arft Manchester Lera Ann Armontrout Centralia Vicki Arnold Milan ArlaJo Arthaud New London Jane Atchison Kirksville Faye Attaway Dublin, Virginia Jack Dea Atterberry LaPlata Charles Axmacher Ottumwa, Iowa Richard Aycock Des Moines, Iowa Laurel Babbitt St. Louis William Bachman LaPlata Mary Baldwin Unionville Pamela Baldwin Des Moines, Iowa William Banks Los Alamos, New Mexico Alan Barber Effington, Kansas Michael Barnes St. Louis Wilma Barnes Silex Donald Barnett Kirksville James Barrows Macon Karen Bartholow Fairfield, Iowa Thelma Bartmess Kirksville Patricia Batterson Washington, Iowa Charles Baucom St. Louis Jackie Sue Baxley Kirksville Janice Bayse Newton, Iowa Jewel Beach St. Aurora, Colorado Mary Jeanne Bealmer Mexico Ginny Beavers Center Barbara Beckerle St. Charles Joseph Bednarczyk Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bonnie Jean Beedle Auxvasse Larry Joe Beets Kirksville 106 FRESHMEN Nan Begeman Fairfield, Iowa Fred Behner Fairfield. Iowa Jerry Bellman Davenport, Iowa Craig Bennett St. Louis Michael Bennett Fulton, Illinois Marvin Berman Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Jesus Humberto Bernal Venezuela Edgar Berry Glenwood Larry Bethel Montgomery City Allison Beyer Tipton, Iowa Baker Bigsby Kirksville Margaret Billings Bowling Green Judith Blackwell St. Charles John Blake, Jr Gary, Indiana Edward Bliefnick Salisbury Betty Blodgett Kirksville Susan Boehm St. Louis Donald Boerner St. Charles Jan gs Bohning St. Charles Russell Bohon Kirksville Janice Bohrn Iowa City, Iowa Ernest Bonomo Lodi, New Jersey Susan Boone Brookfield Richard Boroni Brookfield Sheila Bostwick Numa, Iowa James Botts Bloomfield. Iowa William Boudreau Steffenville Michael Bourne St. Louis Howard Bowens St. Louis Connie Bower Hannibal Anita Bradfield Milton, Iowa Vera Carolyn Bradford Kirkwood Judith Brandt Brunswick William Brandt Brunswick James Breckenridge Keosauqua, Iowa Dennis Breeding St. Louis Anita Brenizer Queen City Robert Brenneman Wheeling James Brewer Revere Larry Brewer Marceline Wayne Brewer Kirksville John Briggs Fairfield, Iowa Lana Briggs Troy Michael Brink Hannibal Jon Neil Brinkley West Des Moines, Iowa Kenneth Melvin Broeker New London, Iowa Edwin Brown St. Catherine Evelyn Brown Bloomfield, Iowa Jeanette Brown Elsberry Jerry Brown Kirksville Maxine Brown Shawmut Peggy Brown Macon Thomas Brown Sigourney, Iowa Elizabeth Broyles Trenton ■ o. c O ' 3 WP f% •?• m A ilHi «« - ' v ff miMm mk .o . O ! O A, K vO P . ' ft f sR ■f f £ 107 FRESHMEN .. f iTj % «. o . , ir5 .--.. © ' O P P Vf £xt Mi Leland Brumley Ottumwa, Iowa Charles Bruner Downing Nancy Bruner Downing James Bryan St. Charles Joe Buckley Waterloo, Iowa Donald Buckman Monroe City Phyllis Buffington Columbus Junction, Iowa Daria Burnam Denver, Colorado James Biirns Macon Sue Butler Centerville, Iowa Don Cable St. Catherine Ralph Calise South Hackensack, New Jersey Mary Lou Callis Paris John Cameron Wayland Richard Campbell Fairfield, Iowa Sandra Campbell Clinton, Iowa Timothy Capewell Trenton, New Jersey Freedom Capps Greencastle Donald Carey St. Louis Linda Sue Carpenter Taylor Marianne Carpenter Leonard Florence Carroll Frankfort. Indiana Robert Carroll Ottumwa, Iowa Mary Carson Washington, Iowa Christine Carter Fairfield, Iowa Robert Carter Centralia Cathrine Cartwright Cedar Rapids, Iowa David Carty, Jr Park Forest, Illinois Mary Ann Cary Canton Karen Case Sigourney, Iowa Retha Cash Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Sharon Cassity Brookfield Pamela Centner Des Moines, Iowa Joe Chamberlain Chariton, Iowa Margaret Chandler Piano City, Iowa Carolyn Chapman Atahssa, Iowa Alan Charboneau Huntsville Stephen Charter LaPlata Ruby Cheng China Linda Childers St. Charles Ernestene Christian Mexico Marlene Christopher Bevier Jeanne Christy Ottumwa, Iowa Joyce Christy Milan Dilma Chuairy Brazil Mary Church Brashear John Claggett Shelbina James R. Clark Monroe City Richard J. Clark St. Louis Roger Classen Shaker Heights, Ohio Martin Claussen Waterloo, Iowa Ronald Clawson Purdin Vahl Richard Clawson Purdin Connie Close Piano, Iowa 108 FRESHMEN Thomas Cloud Webster Groves 1 rS , ' S fy 1 1 ™ Linda Cloyd Ottumwa, Iowa - I  M ' a fc- l« i« - V H . TTt T Marvin Cobb Palms, California - ' V - ' yp 71- i M - ' _ Marcie Cohen Long Beach, New York ' — - ' (t- i. . i ' . - Max Colbert North English, Iowa ' - . '  - ' ' i ' . Ik- W Randy Collier Ottumwa, Iowa i ' ' ' ' ' f ' f t fe Blir fe Bob Collins Clarence ' J0 i J % Frederick Collins Quincy, Illinois ,• «■ ' jifcs- C- ' , MBk vC ' wK! -ft J S = George Collins LaPlata ' m. • 1 P - ' JJP W « f , Mary A. Collins Laclede = M k m. - W V Mary M. Collins Reger •TL KS V w V M fc ' ' ' ' Ull Bftai|| t| iBiyil ia l fc Elva Compton Lewistown aiT i 1? B i t i. - ' Darrell Comstock Palmyra yi k ?«. f W . J J«P | 4t ■ T Edward Conklin Memphis W r« — - H9« •- f  «•■ «f ' Helen Cook Kirksville ' V yC - V.— X A - Maria Cook Unionville V N. W- _SLV ' - Ray Cook Numa, Iowa B | | ' ' 1 f tf k. T ft Michele Cooke St. Louis k • ' J tflife ,.i0A Robert Cooney Davenport, Iowa HQH -▼ r i ' ' _a ' ' T mf ' mM ' «k ' Gary Coulter Davenport, Iowa r ■ « H y ,; Dennis Cowen Packwood, Iowa _:; ' % l Jeanie Coy Kirksville I ,„ i ' . . k_ ' Jimmie Coy Kirksville J - I Iwk. ■ Karen Sue Coy Knoxville, Iowa B JtK L. ' ■ ' 1 ' ' ' i Connie Cragen Center flBsB il fe -a«yt ? i f J ' • ' Larry Craig Keosauqua, Iowa T P ' m ' ' -■ ' . -- ' S '  Gary Crank Elsberry B - - ij| jC -■• ' -r ' wT Ik — V ' Maurice Creason Brashear V ■ f fc ' i _ De Wayne Cremeens £ast Moline, Illinois % . Jbk | J| A fe €- A BA Joyce Crim Greentop tj f K i ' ' W Rt .A r Eugene J. Croarkin Kirksville M jf f 5fjB !S «a -cpV HMl Donna Crooks Browning T •• - ' ' • T ' 4 ' 5) ' W Joan Crosier Bayard, Iowa Wk • . t — C «. . ' ' Carl Crow Ottumwa, Iowa V - ' y CT  ' rS ' ' Diana Lynn Crow Ft. Madison, Iowa f fe dk k 1 B IB ' flL HBkBI ..iiiii Michael Cunningham Novinger i H K m L 4ii N Barbara Ctpp Paris % J JP fw S .JUli W Robert Curtis Fairfield, Iowa BC % , W = 2W J!!m fik Zm Joan Daily Milan Z .v 1 -i. ' ' ■T-- f I - ' Barbara Dalton St. Louis a  - V,  JV w , B C-- Patricia Daniels St. Louis l k TV k T ' ■il Stephen Daniels Kirksville I V T l ' Donna Danielsen Davenport, Iowa J « J • c. ' T t V i mf IL - v mt «c Connie Davis Macon • .. _ ' ' - ' 7 ' ■ . David Davis Hannibal ' - •. ' i • ' ' ' - - ' ' It ' o V— - Sandra Davis Kirksville W is. J AH , - r David Davolt Marceline Y feM iS k. gl A t, | Cynthia Dawson Kansas City ' H .491k tffell r 0 Cherol DeGeest Oskaloosa, Iowa ijl ft iflVW A S3%k ' I T June Degeneff Ferguson m Es iB T. fT B v -  i ' • David Dehner LaPlata B . f V . .-- A -rj -- Vito Paul DeLaura Northvale, New Jersey i i r c  w ' Melva Delgado Peru W , A. T 1 109 FRESHMEN f 9 (5 , -5 ll - a J) s cj , ' •! «■ ' •«r, Jerry Dennis North English, Iowa Linda Dennison Hannibal Daniel DeVeny Waterloo, Iowa Peggy Dickey Corydon, Iowa Richard Dickinson Birmingham, Iowa Sandra Dietzman Farmington, Iowa Marsha Dillinger Milan Said Dini Iran John DiSalvo Hackensack, New Jersey Nancy Dominacki Davenport, Iowa Dixie Donald Promise City, Iowa John Donnelly Bloomfield, Iowa Sharon Doran Kirksville Wendy Dorn Davenport, Iowa Thomas Dreyer West Des Moines, Iowa Ruth Drown Unionville, Connecticut Pamala Drummond Unionville Diana Dunbar Rose Hill, Iowa Samuel Duncan Kirksville Donald Dunham Marshalltown, Iowa Kenneth Dunn Kahoka Rebecca Dunn Kahoka Rose Dwyer St. Charles Mary Ann Early Baring Floyd Eaton Ottumwa, Iowa Zelwin Eaton Chariton, Iowa Susan Eddens St. Charles Peare Edmundson Sigoumey, Iowa Eileen Edwards Chula Garrell Edwards Cairo Michael Eick Marion, Iowa Sherry Eitel Kirksville James Elliott Seymour, Iowa Richard Elliott Farmington, Iowa Beth Ellis St. Charles Sarah Ellmaker Fairfield, Iowa Susan Ellman Creve Coeur Donald Elsea LaPlata Janice Elson Davis, Iowa Erin Jo Embree Marceline Beverly Engel Warrenton Ardella Engle Ottumwa, Iowa Lee Epperson LaPIata William Ernst Davenport, Iowa Rebecca Erwin Greentop John Ess Paris Mary Estle Minburn, Iowa Marjorie Evans Troy Molly Evans Cedar Rapids, Iowa Michael Evantash Merion, Pennsylvania Donna Kay Ewens Centraha Susan Fanton Marshalltown, Iowa John Farnham St. Louis Harry Farr Kirksville 110 FRESHMEN James Farrell Pittsfield, Illinois 40 % j j BBK 3W Lee Fast Portland, Oregon T T f «, J J BFtW 1 — . J I ' Robert Ferguson Fairfield, Iowa • ' ■ It ■ V I if- V l Berna Lu Fessler Bynumville ? A ' , 1 — — ' ' - Ronnie Fessler Macon W . S ,. v -v ' Gerald Fetters Green City ■ « LtV l fe A i fl i Connie Fickel Kirksville i ' jfl dP Irene Fickel Kirksville , El .1 -«b.«I JfA,_) W_ J GaryFiebig St. Louis (T-- -■ '  7 ' - . fW - Dennis Finkeldei Meade, Kansas L - - V __ tJ -i Christopher Fiorentino Rockford, Illinois Ti-w A r . A. . r Irag Firouzabadi Iran I j l KT Steven First Marion, Iowa , 9 ' B V WSSf SP W Gary Fisher Iowa City, Iowa . 7 ' - ll T M - • H1 Patricia Fisher Kahoka  n ' 1- F- W ■ 4 Maureen FitzHenry Tenafly, New Jersey tL . - ' A ' -i ii W . _ . . Marjorie Flanders Davenport, Iowa ■• ' Deborah Flanigan Albia, Iowa i Z M « f lona Fleagle Fairfield, Iowa Af 4l k tV s IN S Gretchen Flesch Topeka, Kansas i jg Mm f L- 1 s ( I f Gary Floy Browning a tt Bs:- sJb VT ' - ' ' 5 ' ' ' • ■ ' « ■ ' Charles Foelsch St. Louis m j:u B W V — - David Fogleman Kirksville J ' r ' . 1 w k. v- ' Daniel Forgy VandaUa ,J|g £ « t Karen Foss Purdin , tS itfik SKk t jdtk James Foster Foley JP - „ iflC 0 3 I f 1 Joleen Fox Oskaloosa, Iowa K, .1 ' ' W ' 1 tj  mr ' '  «-f Michael Fox Edina .s:, . - -:z. Obie Fretwell Williamstown tL A - k - V - i ' Morris Friedman Skokie, Illinois . . ' . ' 7 L B , . n David Fritz Middle Island, New York K tfl S (flk ' A« ! Ernest Fugate Shelbina f _1 if I I JbP ' Sw - JO , i Xilt Robert Fulton Columbus Junction, Iowa ' • • «r if« fir -v . 5 i« W P Lois Furgison Greentop _- 4. ■ V ■ Vc: ' ' - r Barbara Gaines Shelbina AX t ■ - ,1 ' - Deborah Galey Ottumwa, Iowa 4 P ' W . 1 k Jr ' . «. WliAi AVI . idi 4k Dale Galloway Elsberry ' S HIK fl i k Bruce Gambach Fairfield, Iowa I wi H b 1 B( Lyie Gambell Hedrick, Iowa J lP )  ' iJPJl e «e- K I  « Ora Lee Gardner St. Louis j -V . _ W - .| f Gerry Garrett St. Louis 4A, W v x - -t, Bi ■ ' Helen Garrett Hannibal L X . W ' T iw ' A w Marlise Gasser Des Moines, Iowa j k jC Bbk fll ■ Wf k. Nancy Gates Kahoka fj f ' i m ' 1 • I J. P Patricia Geisendorfer Lewistown Wi •! r W Kis_r «« ' • ' 3 % T ' 7 -  «i( Peter Geloso St. Louis VI ' V ' T J - . ' . S- John Genkinger Fairfield, Iowa j t, ' ,V, v - Francis Genochio Ottumwa, Iowa AE . kl . . tf T l i k . L. te Louis Gianopulos Florissant B H k i K Barbara Gibson Westerville, Ohio W y M M ■f D J kM ■ Carol Gibson Armstrong tr A ' ' l w If  ■ • « 8 = ■ Delia Gibson Linneus  K ■ i  Nancy Giewald St. Louis m j r W tf ' IV rtf , V Donna Gilmore St. Louis | . feCW S T ' Bt M 111 FRESHMEN t£ p t P S ' ' ' Kikii 1 «-• ■ « V Peggy Ginther Chillicothe Carol Girdner Princeton Sue Gladney Elsberry Jack Glaser Chicago, Illinois Marjorie Gleason Kirksville Robert Glenn Wentzville John Glidden Nantucket, Mass. Carolyn Golway Annandale, Virginia Laura Gomez Hackensack, New Jersey Helen Goodwin Kirksville Marilyn Gordon Brookfield Carla Cjordy Mt. Sterling, Iowa Steven Goughnour East Corydon, Iowa Virginia Gragg Edina John Graham Ottumwa, Iowa Linda Gramling Kirksville Larry Granneman Oelwein, Iowa Ronald Grannis Tenafly, New Jersey Austin Grant Davenport, Iowa Barbara Grant Davenport, Iowa Jerry Grant Des Moines, Iowa Marsha Gray Eddyville, Iowa Eddie Green Mediapolis. Iowa Fred Green North Plainfield, New Jersey Sharon Greer Galesburg, Illinois David Gregory Kahoka Richard Gregory Keosauqua, Iowa Harriet Ruth Griffith Glenwood Jackie Grimshaw Callao Carol Grindle Wyaconda Bruce Grod University City Carol Grooms Bloomfield, Iowa William Gross St. Ann Robert Grossman Philadelphia Pennsylvania Linda Grover Memphis Wesley Groves Purdin John Grubb Des Moines, Iowa Deanna Gruwell Ottumwa. Iowa Carol Guinn Rutledge Karen Guinn Bloomfield, Iowa Jennifer Gunnels Elmer Dennis Gunter Decatur, Illinois Carolyn Hagan Mercer Dixie Hahn West Point, Iowa Larry Hahn Brookfield Richard Hahn Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Peggy Haines St. Louis Jo Diane Hale Arbela Janice Hall Ft. Madison, Iowa Jennell Hall Callao Marylin Hall Green City Kattiy Halley Huntsville Dwayne Hallman Hobart, Indiana Kathleen Hallock West Des Moines, Iowa FRESHMEN Millie Hames Davenport, Iowa olene Hamilton LaBelle Patricia Hamilton Dumont, New Jersey Donald Hanke St. Louis Nancy Hankins Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Larry Hanna Otiumwa, Iowa Bernard Hannam Keosauqua, Iowa Stephen Hansen Clinton, Iowa Phillip Hanson Brookfield Ronald Hanson Rockford, Illinois Wayne Haring Low Moor. Iowa Leora Harlan Warrenton Donald Harmon Holliday Linda Harrell Troy Michael Harris Ottumwa, Iowa Thomas Harsh Oskaloosa, Iowa Everett Hartung Glasgow John Hawkins Shebina Thomas Hawkins Kirksville John Hawley Ottumwa. Iowa Shirley Hays Macon Allen Heaberlin Kirksville Richard Heady Ottumwa, Iowa Nancy Heaton Bucklin Gary Heinike Kirksville Billie Kay Henderson Bowling Green Freddie Henderson Memphis Gary Henderson Knox City Cheryl Henry Palmyra Katherine Henry Indianapolis, Indiana Ronald Henry Macon Robert Henson Oxnard, California Elizabeth Harmanson Marion, Iowa Margaret Herring Bellflower Stuart Hetherington Oskaloosa, Iowa Dorothy Hevel Palmyra Anita Hill Greentop Catherine Hill Brookfield Harry Hill Shelbina Mary Hill Brookfield James Hindman Kirksville Gary Hinds Palmyra Curtis Hines Haworth, Illinois Eileen Hinnah Sigourney, Iowa Robin Hirashima Maui, Hawaii Terry Hittle Ottumwa, Iowa James Hogan Keokuk, Iowa John Hogan Kirksville Ruth Nadine Hogge Maywood Michael Holder Madison Glen Holm Humeston. Iowa Marilyn Holman Bridgeton James Holmes Kahoka David Hopkins Dysart, Iowa jLi ti iiid . Ill A £ ' w nr ' - tr i ' fP Bif f Pi 113 ' smM! FRESHMEN H r • ' W J V!, I P C% Q ' (C Q ft A Jt. Janet Hopkins Ottumwa, Iowa Linda Hopkins Unionville, Iowa Vicki Hoskins New Canton. Illinois Daniel Hotle Branton, Iowa Dennis House O ' Fallon Roger Howery Marshall Joyce Hoyt Albia, Iowa Chin-fong Huang China Sandra Hubbart New Florence Lois Huffman St. Catherine Patricia Hughes Macon Jerry Hulett Clarence Glennon Hunn Troy Karen Hunsaker Kirksville Ginger Hutchison Brookfi eld Dorothy Ingram Monroe City Richard Isaacs Mexico Bijan Issari Iran Joanne Jackson Philadelphia Linda Jackson Macon Nancy Jackson Kirksville Rebecca Jackson Kirksville Barbara James . . New Milford, New Jersey Bonnie James St. Louis Paul James Paris Keith Jerome Edison, New Jersey William Johns Queen City Charles Johnson Palmyra Cleola Johnson Queen City Ida Johnson St. Louis Phyllis Johnson Unionville Richard Johnson Bloomfield. Iowa Mary Johnston Baring James Jones Vandalia Karen Jones Downing Mary Jones Clarence Sue Ellen Jones Centralia William Jones Bevier Deborah Kaelin Tenafly, New Jersey Michael Kagan Skokie, Illinois James Kamp Clermont, Iowa Laura Karel Kirksville Richard Karhoff Edina Karen Karlson Dumont. New Jersey Katherine Kasmann Jonesburg Victor Kaylarian Providence, Rhode Island Richard Keeler Ottumwa, Iowa Alexis Keleman Overland Richard Keller Stockport, Iowa Sharyn Keller Fairfield. Iowa Steven Kenney Sedalia Kenneth Kerckhoff Edwardsville, Illinois Nicholas Key Jonesburg Redonda Key Clifton Hill 114 FRESHMEN Charles King Memphis J ' ft 01 A itt Linda King Ottumwa, Iowa I I i. ' !■ B a .. — ' r 9 Phyllis King Milan |%y«r. - -- ■ ' «7 F ' ■! i ' . ' W i ' ll Sheryll King Callao «.- 1 l X k- ' % r - Thomas Kirchner Memphis VF ' JS i£ Jk. ST . V. Thresa Kittle Novinger V ' fi | iMal Cindie Klauenburch Des Moines, Iowa .. W J |fcl ' )li k ! Stephen Klokkenga Novinger i jk j uF ) i I 1 1 Donald Knapheide Warrenton T d WH ft ' 7 ' ' ' KlJ- ' Jerry Knowles Unionville B %. Ca. ' -v - - Garry Koehn North English, Iowa it w iF w j Carliss Koike Kauai, Hawaii W . f . H T Ehsan Kousari Iran IfTfe . . ( f Sharon Krusemark Rose Hill, Iowa f 1 H , . J ■) Jj Barbara Kunz Webster Groves • Vw P8S .i , v H ' ' IB ( ' P W 0 Janet LaBanca New Hartford ' T W L ' P '  ' B T ' ,Xp 1 9 Lloyd Lake New Boston . r F k Tr V - i ■ ■ Nancy Lambert New Boston ,jA il h L ' I _ .a L William Lamken St. Louis ' M fl l ! Sammy Land Jefferson City T J H , J Beverly Lanfer Ferguson «• Jl. JB P m WL Wl ' ' « Joyce Larason Mercer ' V py ' W V m. Lawrence Larson St . Ann L Jt ' ' t ' rt ci ■ Julie Laughlin Selma, Iowa % 1 . C T M Randy Lawrence Cedar Rapids, Iowa , - . fl Richard Layman Revere I Bl B k r S ml ¥ mi Patricia Leach Ft. Madison, Iowa B ' ( I B ■ f j£J f jfl Lawrence Leake New London V % ■ ' t 9§ t3w V ' ryp; ' ' ■. Charles Lee Ottumwa, Iowa ' C- V- Ty T ' S . f  - t- ■ Larry Lee Fremont, Iowa A V . Je, . ' 4iP ■ Mataifale Le ' i Samoa . k. ' Nancy Leonard Hobart, Indiana i K n£ Eugene Leporati Rochelle Park, New Jersey m ' wB 1 HB I _J J Dianna Lewellen Kirksville '  • W: T • «( W ■ ■ ' C , 1 Billy Lewis Brookfield _ , i r - T ' ' - v-2.« - Donna Lewis Green Castle %_- • _ j . =y J Vn W - Kenneth Lexer Camden, New Jersey ■ - i • _ ' _ ' Gary Lichtenberg St. Louis 9 ' ' ' ■■ j ' s. 0 Mary Lillard Maywood j| ■! J w V Tf J I Dwight Linnemeyer Cresskill. New Jersey c ■ • w, ,a - ■ ' Ih: =X ' r ' ' IS T B Jerry Lippert Bloomfield, Iowa «. ' t?7 J H ii- 1 vi- ■Mt Warren Livingston Galesburg, Illinois ■ ,-r- y v V .t k %. V ' . ' James Lloyd Green City IM l B M 1 H M Bkl B  W ■■ ■g Mary Logue Marceline i 0 f K.s ' ' ' Ik Donna Losey Unionville IB ..iV B 1 I I .9B9 i Richard Love Albia, Iowa ffeTV ' WMB JV W nT W ii - Dorothy Lowe Rutledge frj V M W ' W - ■.■ ' X« ♦ P- John Lowe Rutledge ' Vj-  TjL ' 1 — f V - ' ■;=- Stephen Lowenberg Hedrick, Iowa 1 . H Hi V Hl AIH iA r Susan Lowrance Farber H I HIH V ' ! ! . . . . Susan Lowry Mexico I P ' H r iAn B ' • ■ Yen Lu China ■■ V I kH fis -) «, J Robert Luker Zionsville, Indiana K ■• Bi ' t 3IBH it • fl f « ' Julia Lundstrum Jolley, Iowa g - | | WtewSBS ■«• JK. Wk lu • ' - FRESHMEN % - f jf ' ' i[ l ' 5? i ' f ' -ff (!1 1 D . « (a Robert Lynch Lineville, Iowa Ronald Lyons Bloomfield. Iowa Melaney Magruder Eolia James Maguire Berger, New Jersey Michael Mahaskey Ottumwa, Iowa Eleanor Mallett Macon Michael Manka Ft. Madison. Iowa Richard Manning Burlington, Iowa Dianne Marchant Des Moines, Iowa Geysa Marques Brazil Nancy Marshall Macon Deena Martin Unionville Dorene Martin Lancaster Mona Sue Martin Birmingham. Iowa Javier Martinez Me.xico Carolyn Mason Ferguson Kathryn Matheny Chillicothe Mary Ann Matsuolca Kauai, Hawaii Doris Mauck Kirksville Karen Mauck LaBelle Alicia May Columbus Junction, Iowa Joyce McCann Burlington, Iowa Carol McClanahan Kirksville Wayne McCombs Lovilia, Iowa Lynn McCoppin Marcehne Billie McCormack Oskaloosa, Iowa William McCourt New York Carol McCullough Des Moines Roberta McDannold Hunnewell Thomas McDowell Kirksville Judy McFry . Gallatin Patricia McGregor Kirksville Barry McLaughlin New Milford. New Jersey Mary McNeese Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Thomas McNiff Cresskill, New Jersey Sharon McOwan Hannibal Jon McReynolds Waynesville Ronald McSorley Shelbyville Robert Meeker Kirksville Joanne Meggers Marion. Iowa Franklin Meglio Cranston, Rhode Island Sharon Merrell LaBelle Roger Metcalf Pleasantville, Iowa Judith Meyer Canton Lesley Jo Meyer Palmyra William Meyer Mokane Paul Middeke St. Charles Arlette Middleton Downing Anthony Mihalevich Kirksville Donna Sue Miklovik Saratoga, California Barbara Mikulicz Ferguson James Milam Bettendorf, Iowa Sue Miles Huntsville John Miley Kirksville 116 FRESHMEN Mary Millemon Princeton Connie Miller Callao James Miller Bloomfield. Iowa Lindell Miller Kirksville Martha Miller Louisiana Michael Miller . Greenville, South Carolina Sandra Million Clarence William Minor Kirksville Roy Mitchell Packwood, Iowa Roy Miyashiro Kauai. Hawaii Verna Monk Marceline Gail Montgomery Novinger Frances Moore St. Louis Jeffrey Moore Huntsville Marilyn Moore Birmingham, Iowa Robert Moore Memphis Twila Moore Cedar, Iowa Kenneth Morris New Cambria Ronald Morris Vandalia Bonnie Morrow O ' Fallon Jerry Moss Bloomfield, Iowa Nostofi Motamed Iran Roger Mound Keokuk, Iowa Thomas Moylan Salisbury Barbara Mudd Center Paula Mulford Kirksville Paul Mullenix Kirksville Edith Mullikin Memphis Margaret Munns Kirksville John Munro Florissant Charles Murdock Kirksville Martha Murphy Revere Roger Myers Kirksville Micheal Nanneman Salisbury James Nash Elmhurst, Illinois Ricky Neff Humphrey James Neifert Mexico Robert Nelson Bettendorf, Iowa Seth Nelson ... Ottumwa, Iowa Marvin Newbrough Paris Daniel Newland Downing Judith Newquist Agency, Iowa Darrell Ni l:els Waynesville Phyllis Niece Kirksville Richard Nissing St. Charles Jean Niswonger ' Wentzville Joan Niswonger Wentzville Constance Nitz St. Louis Robert Norton Webster Groves Dean Nuhn Atlanta Patricia O ' Brien Ottumwa, Iowa Samuel Ochola Kenya Nancy Ohierich Welton, Iowa Jasper Okelo Kenya % ' mi.- .9 ' % o fen«i | S[ ' P - 117 FRESHMEN ' j-%«l • ' • % ftr fc © © « a £ f i ; l . . r . % B it fs William Olejnik Warrenville, Illinois Gayle Olson Ottumwa, Iowa Peggy O ' Neal Steedman Barbara O ' Neill Des Moines, Iowa lohn Onesky Madison, Illinois Philip Ordonio Ft. Dix, New Jersey Karen Otey Wentzville Donna Owens Independence Martha Owens St. Louis Judith Page Mendon Danny Painter Paris Rhonda Painter Monroe City Chester Palmer Center Leonidas Pappas Quincy, Illinois William Paradis Colonia, New Jersey Carole Parker Hillsboro, Iowa Pat Parker Memphis Archie Parrish Knox City David Parrish Knox City Jo Ann Parrish Chillicothe Please Edwards Parrish Troy Alice Patton Morton, Illinois Judy Paxton Ottumwa, Iowa Jo Ellen Pedrick Ottumwa, Iowa Linda Peery Laddonia Michael Pesola Chicago Illinois Charlotte Peterson Louisiana Betty Jo Petre Atlanta James Petre Atlanta Edwin Phelps Tipton, Iowa Randy Phillips Kirksville Gary Pickard Packwood, Iowa Dennis Pickering Unionville Jerry Pinkerton Aztec, New Mexico Janice Pinnell Brookfield Shirley Pirie Havelock, Iowa Vivian Pirrone Bergenfield, New Jersey Ruth Poland Powersville Judith Popp Monroe City Lana Porter New London Mohamad Poursaleh Iran Kathleen Powell Marceline Janet Powers New Milford, New Jersey David Prather . . . Memphis Joeta Prather St. Charles James Pratt Waterloo. Iowa Ruth Prebe Edina Maxine Preul Truxton Jerry Price Dittmer Maymie Price Albia, Iowa John Prior •. . . Wright City Charles Pryor Clinton, Iowa Petipong Pungboon Thailand Cathy Quayle Palatine, Illinois 118 FRESHMEN Max Quesada Honduras Randal Quick Bhzas Hetoc, New Mexico Virginia Ramm Davenport. Iowa Linda Ratican Wentzville Doralee Ratliff Hunnewell Stella Ratliff Kirksville David Rawson Cedar Rapids. Iowa Gerry Ray Oskaloosa. Iowa Jean Ray Queen City Rita Reagan Montgomery City Curtis Reams Des Moines. Iowa Paul Redden Manchester Jerry Redmon Windsor. New York Margaret Reighard Agency. Iowa Garold Rennells Kirksville Judith Rettig Milan Danielle Rhodes Englewood. New Jersey Art Rice New Sharon, Iowa Betty Rice Mendon Connie Richardson Hurdland Alan Richmond Salisbury Richard Rider Kirksville Melva Riley Atlanta Cheryl Ritchie Sturgeon Pamela Roberts Buckner Thelma Roberts Clark Gary Robinson Fairfield. Iowa Janice Robinson Baring Joseph Robinson Bala-Cynwyd. Pennsylvania Judy Robinson Keosauqua, Iowa Larry Robinson Bowling Green Sandra Robinson Fairfield. Iowa Kimberly Robison Hannibal Thomas Robison Novinger Faith Roemer Macon Homer Rogers Gorin Charles Rooker Ottumwa, Iowa Ella Roop Ollie. Iowa Gerald Resales Chicago. Ilinois Carol Ross Brashear Loretto Ross New London Roger Ross Kirksville Kathleen Roth Donnelson. Iowa Carol Rother Jennings Carolyn Rucker Gary. Indiana Gary Rucker ' Fulton Judith Rucker Hannibal Martin Rue Peru, Illinois Eileen Rutherford Westwood, New Jersey Howard Ryan Ottumwa. Iowa Robert Saak Wellsville Patricia Saito St. Louis Edith Sakagawa Wailuku. Hawaii Dawayne Sanders Novinger W ff i.V Art 119 FRESHMEN I ' O |R c ri ffi A iKi ff5 IS •h Charles Sandford Cedar Rapids, Iowa Carolyn Santee Green City Larry Sattman Winigan Gloria Scarff Knox City Earl Schatzman St. Louis Dan Schaub Ottumwa, Iowa Dale Scheihing Wapello, Iowa Patricia Scherder Bowling Green Jean Scholote Silex Nancy Schmid Portland Carl Schmidt Hannibal Richard Schoonover Princeton Cecil Schossow Pocahontas Robert Schraft Lombard, Illinois John Schricker Davenport, Iowa Steve Schroeder St. Louis Frank Schultz Macon, Illinois Steven Schuster Kahoka Leslie Schwab Brookfield Roscoe John Schwartz Ottumwa, Iowa Phillip Schwarzkopf Hartford City, Indiana Donald Scott WiUiamstown Lavem Scott Novinger Padra Scott Shelbina Daniel Scrogin Perry Janice Sees Kirksville John Sehrt O ' Fallon Clifford Selby Centralia Nancy Self LaPlata Gayle Sell Cedar Rapids, Iowa Joseph Sens Kirksville Kendell Sevits Kirksville Michael Seys Keosauqua, Iowa Poron Shaghafi Iran Dale Shanholtzer Coatsburg, Illinois James Shanks Hamilton, Illinois Judi Sharp Milan Lois Shaw St. Charles Jennifer Shelton Unionville Charles Shepard Newton, Iowa Deborah Shepard Cedar Rapids, Iowa Myron Shepard Memphis Phyllis Shepler Leonard Kobayashi Shinya Japan Catherine Shipp Florissant Ann Shively Shelbina Thomas Shoopman Los Alamos, New Mexico David Short Milton, Iowa Mary Shoush Atlanta Vicki Showers Davenport, Iowa Roberta Shreffler : Novinger Gloria Shuler Atlanta Muriel Jo Shumate Higbee Larry Silvey Louisiana FRESHMEN Richard Simmering Washington. Iowa laiiri ' fW • ' K imb 7 ' Dennis Simmons Mt. Pleasant. Iowa i ' S K7 . mTJf 1 Jack Simmons St. Louis Jji S V -l y IIL i B William Sinkevich Bevier C B J T MLS T :; Ss ..;.;.;.-;.;;;;;;; ..... KIttHK  Ji s ? .-----. ein ' s fi ' . 1 -r M !-:• ' Wf Richard Sloan Ottumwa Iowa K.  Jg;. ( -V - J-7 Burton Smith Wellsv.lle _jj 5 W % B Darren Smith Keokuk. Iowa B . k.t T k Donna Louis |H|H| . { ■MnHMH iiH ii l Geoffrey Smith Chariton, Iowa Iff 1 jf I W 4 % J f Vii A P wJ Leonard Smith St Charles f jr) f  ' «i 1J «7 fi V ' . Linda Smith Corydon, Iowa ■ ii. • .  ,11 m-X StV Louise Smith Huntington. Nw York . 7 .1 ' ' O ' 1 t. % t T . W . Norma Smith Chilhcothe  VTk . | l C Jt A W K i V U Htfi fl B h iflK ll Robert Smith Ottumwa, liwiH flM l ' H ( ' - i! Rutft Smith Bloomfield. Iowa fW3B ClliW WW ' ' ■ J • ' . 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IV ' .t TTto Priscilla Sterrett Des Moines, Iowa v fc liH L I ' m Carylee Stewart Hawaii «d k . i 0BBi Dorothy Stewart Williamstown JH (P A t m dj BtTT K M Mary Stewart Ma?cdi W jP 1 ■ B l CTf ' K J W H Wslt ' ogdill . ■ : . ' .■ ■ Bloomfield ' 7o ' I! :- — w jE W. B.i Carol Stohler Sigourney, Iowa A -  1 km Kr 1 _ K Dorothy Stolte Hull, Illinois , !; , 1 i . bk Jtt Robert Stone Eoli M ' - B STl Raymond Strah Keosauqua, Iowa ■Wl ' jmmt1, J fc _ ' fH ' J« ■« ' [ Spencer Straubmuller Philadelphia, Pennsylvania A k ' I _ i - Dennis Strong Memphis E :=,  — - tr MfJ Jon Elizabeth Strunk OTallon j ' W .i C M Kt I % 121 FRESHMEN .9 1 F IP ■} « ' Robert Stuart Vandalia Neita Stufflebean Unionville Donnis Swalina Chicago, Illinois John Swan Perry Alberta Swanegan Keytesville Charles Swanson Chariton, Iowa David Swenson Ottumwa, Iowa Frances Switzer Bucklin Doyle Swope Kirksville Wendell Taguchi Maui, Hawaii Diana Tague Davenport, Iowa Sharon Talbert Kirksville Donna Tamashiro Kaui. Hawaii Charles Tanner Ottumwa. Iowa Thomas Taylor Rockford, Illinois Carole Teague Eolia Janet Templeman Elmer Catherin e Tennant Ottumwa, Iowa David Terrell Paris Robert Terry Kirksville Marion Teruya Hawaii David Thomas Corydon, Iowa Denise Thomas East St. Louis, Illinois Gary Thomas Cambria, Iowa Darryl Thompson Brookfield Geraldine Thompson St. Charles Joyce Thompson Ft. Madison, Iowa Paul Thompson Richmond Martha Thurburn Oskaloosa, Iowa Thomas Tiernan Allison, Iowa Ronald Tietjens Brunswick Terry Tomko Whiting, Indiana Gerald Toomire Martinsburg. Iowa John Tracy Winterset. Iowa Eddy Transano Hurdland Gordon Traul Ottumwa, Iowa Michael Trent Kirksville Sharon Triplett Berkeley Eugene Trussell O ' Fallon Carolyn Tucker Richland, Iowa Linda Turner Lewistown Helen Turpin Madison George Unsell Frankford James Upchurch ' Mendon, Illinois Yoshinobu Ushiyama Japan Brian Vandelune Prairie City, Iowa Elaine Van Fossen Davenport, Iowa Gretchen Van Gorp Ottumwa, Iowa Machteld Van Schouwenburg Netherlands Gaye Vansickle Macon Carmen Vargas Costa Rica Robert Varnum St. Louis Jane Vass Eldor, Iowa Mary Beth Vaughn Centralia FRESHMEN Vicki Veach Stockport, Iowa Vivian Vice Kirksville Carol Vincent Affton Carol Vinson Knoxville, Iowa James Vinyard Ottumwa, Iowa Karen Vinzant Nevada, Iowa Patricia Vogel Bergenfield, New Jersey Thomas Wagenknecht Ainsworth, Iowa Marsha Wagler Bloomfield, Iowa Ralph Wagner Deerfield, Illinois Thomas Wagner Danville, Iowa Karen Waide Kahoka Tommy Wainscott Centralia Geraldine Walker Montgomery City Alvin Wallace Laclede Carolyn Wallen LaPlata Janet Wallingford Farmington, Iowa Connee Jo Walls Macon Micheal Walters Ferguson Joseph Warnell Harvey, Illinois Mary Ellen Warner Brookfield Nancy Watkins Atlanta Margaret Watts Monroe City Marilyn Watts Elsberry Bonnie Weber LaBelle Willa Sue Weekley High Ridge Betty Sue Weeks New Florence Judy Weems Clarence Donald Wehr Sigourney, Iowa Shirley Wehrman Centralia Patrici a Weingarth St. Louis Robert Weir St. Louis Victor Weitkamp Troy Jean Welch Trenton Maridith Elaine Welker Monticello David Wellman Ft. Madison, Iowa Mary West Puerto Rico Betty Westhoff Moscow Mills Robert Whisenand Higbee Betty WTiitacre Bloomfield, Iowa Sharon Whitacre Madison Janet White Shelbina Suann White Louisiana James Whiteside Moberly Mark Whiteside Alton, Illinois Terry Whitworth Novinger Mary Sheryl Wigal Kirksville Jeannie Wilhite Kirksville James Wilke St. Paul Craig Wilkins Donnellson, Iowa Roger Willcox Kirksville Steve Willcox Kirksville John Williams South Bergenfield, New Jersey Robert Williams Kirksville I s- 0( 4lii n c o 123 FRESHMEN J ■•: - ' ■ h- HPW « ' Nancy Willier Lancaster Ronda Willingham Madison Ronald Wilmesherr Washington Allen Wilson Lancaster Edwin Wilson Hannibal James Edward Wilson Thompson James Weldon Wilson Shelbyville Sally Wilson Newton, Iowa Holly Winberg Des Moines, Iowa Gary Wingo St. Louis Judy Winn Ollie, Iowa Jeanne Withrow Ottumwa, Iowa Edward Wizeman St. Louis Robert Wohlschlaeger St. Louis Judith Wolf Defiance Laura Wolf Greentop Sharon Wolford LaPlata Harold Wolverton Huntsville Micheal Wonderlich Ollie, Iowa Donna Wood LaPlata Jill Wood Clarence Richard Wood Kirksville Bonnie Jo Woodruff Sturgeon Frederick Woodruff Luray James Woodward Kansas City Mary Worland Montgomery City Carolyn Worrell Kahoka Evelyn Wortham Troy Georgia Wright Cedar Rapids, Iowa James Wright Kirksville Ernest Wyatt Mercer Gary Wylie Marceline Tania Yeager Armstrong Glenn Yenger Albia, Iowa Dennis Yoder Thornburg, Iowa Jo Ellen Young Florissant Linda Young Mt. Union, Iowa Ruth Youngberg Ferguson Jeanne Ziegler San Diego, California If! IM IIIIV fl MM m H II II I II |l U. ' W U f 1 .1)1 U U II II Row 1: Eleanor Yackley, Willa Ruth Hall. Gayle Snyder, Bar- bara Mason. Wanda Blakemore. Roberta Snowbarger. Pat Marker. Mary Pendleton, Sharon Saffel, Linda Luther, Gen- anne Engle, Betty Toops, Betty Lenzini, Pat Carney, Carol McCart. Row 2: Fran Tieman, Dolly Steinmetz, Jane Miller, Marilyn Black. Linda Moore. Carola Sturgeon, Mary Jane Jackson, Marjorie Janning, Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Engle, Peggy Marsh, Arlene Huff, Penny Briggs, Debbie Fortel. Row 3: Bob Byg, Camille Price, Bob Fenlon, Clifford Mahin, Randy Snell, Bernard Thomas. Gary VanMeter. Larry G. Smith, David E. Norton, Rick Rabenau, Scott Bally, Cliff Howing, Mary Jo Hayes. Row 4: Daniel Bonetzky, Ken Wright, John Beary, Jack Jobe, Jack Chandler, Michael Winecup, Nathan Frazee, Joe Galkowski, Ralph Stevener, Stacey Braswell, Al Campora, Glenn Flasch, Thomas Bingman, Dale Cox, Dave Knes. STUDENT MENTORS The Student Mentors are composed of students who have been successful in making their own college adjustments; and, consequently, they are prepared and willing to give the freshmen much helpful advice and assistance. The purpose of the Student Mentois is to be of as much service as possible to new students, both through group meetings and personal contacts. Mentors also serve as ushers at the President ' s Reception and conduct campus tours on Parents ' Day. 125 c ELEANOR YACKLEY DAVID KNES MARY JO HAYES JOHN BEARY ECHO 1965 JOHN KENNEY BOB BYG, Editor 1964 KEITH DINSMORE £(ji(Qr David Knes Business Manager ' . . . . Eleanor Yackley Assistant Editor John Beary Assistant Business Manager Mary Jo Hayes Sports Editor Keith Dinsmore Photographers G ' enn Rider John Kenney Dave Kuenzel Faculty Advisor Melvin L. Olson MELVIN L. OLSON j - T 1 5 7 ■ t t L. fulfil? Row 1; Ruth B. Beal, sponsor; Joyce Flowers, pres.; Mary Jackson, v. pres.; Joan Wasylenko, sec; Carol McCart. Row 2: Betty Lenzini. Mitzi Hilsabeck, Sue Davis. F r.in Jane Miller. Janet Conlev. Barbara Baldwin. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council is composed of three members from each of the four national sororities on campus and a sponsor. Dean Ruth B. Beal. Officers serve in rotation from the sororities; Joyce Flowers is president. The Council strives to foster a spirit of co- operation and mutual respect among its member groups. Each year the Council awards a scholarship covering room and board for an academic year to a foreign girl. This is made possible by the sale of Col- lege stickers and Christmas candles. The Council helps with the registration of guests on Parents ' Day and on Senior Day, and serves at the President ' s Reception and Garden Party. The main social activities of Panhellenic are the Rush Tea for college women in the fall and the Scholar- ship Banquet held each spring. At this time the Scholar- ship Trophy is awarded to the sorority having the highest honor point ratio. The Council also works in co-operation with the Interfraternity Council in sponsoring a Greek Week on campus. 130 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council is composed of three members from each fraternity and the sponsor. Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg. These men act as the governing body for the fraternity system. The IFC rules the fraternities in their rush functions, as well. The climax of each year is the presentation of the President ' s Scholarship cup which is presented to the fraternity with the highest honor point ratio. This award is presented at the annual spring banquet. The Council works with the Panhellenic Council in the presentation of Greek Week, the All-Greek Sing, and the All-Greek dances. The members of the Interfraternity Council are Alpha Kappa Lambda. Kappa Alpha Psi, Phi Sigma Epsilon. Sigma Tau Gamma, and Tau Kappa Epsilon. Bob Lee. Phi Sigma Epsilon. is president. The IFC feels very strongly that fraternities are an important part of cgllege life; it tries to keep this the main goal. Row 1 : Gilbert C. Kohlenberg, sponsor; Robert Lee. pres.; Don Rankin, v. pres.: Ron Berrey. sec.-treas.; David E. Norton. Louis Virdure. Row 2; Michael Beggs. Sal C. Costa. Ken Nel- son. Ed Zepka. Charles Crump. Larry Morgan. John Con- nolly. Jim Page. V 1 ' ' ' « i - w ALA Alpha Sigma Alpha Founded at Virginia State Normal School in 1901 Alpha Beta Chapter founded in 1914 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Alpha Sigma Alpha started the 1964-65 year right by ending the 1963-64 year perfectly. The Alpha Beta chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha retired the Presi- dent ' s Scholarship Cup by having the highest honor point ratio of the sororities for three consecutive years. There were other honors and rewards — crowns went to Gayle Snyder and Lynda Jo Hutcherson, Student Mentors, class officers. Student Council Represen- tatives, representatives and officers in many organizations — all add up to a won- derful year for the Alphas. Alpha Sigma Alpha ' s philanthropic project included helping the mentally retarded children through weekly visitations and climaxing Christmas with a party and gifts for the children and the school. Twenty-one girls were pledged following the two rush parties — Alpha Round-up and Cape Cod Hide-away. The Sweetheart Dance and Breakfast Dance, the Mother ' s Day tea. State Day, and plenty of sisterly fun are memories for Sisters of Alpha Sigma Alpha. This year also marked the fiftieth anniversary of . ' Mpha Beta chapter on campus. It was celebrated with a banquet for alumnae, activities, and pledges. From 1898 until 1914 the sorority was on campus as Kappa Theta Psi, and in 1914 was affiliated with the national organization of Alpha Sigma Alpha as Alpha Beta Chapter. Sponsor, Mrs. Wimp President. Jane Miller Martha Acuff Jean Alkire Alice Barrett Carol Behn Marilvn Black Shirlcv Black Nancy Bowden Mike! Brice Florence Carroll Jane Clark Jeanie Coy Sue Davis Jewell Duffey Beth Ellis Marsha Erickson Connie Ferguson Connie Fickel Maureen FitzHenry Linda Gottman Denise Gregory Glenda Grinstead Ruthie Hall Patricia Hamilton Linda Harrell Cheryl Henry Kathy Hogenson Lynda Hutcherson Karen Karlson Nancy Kelley Jane Miller Linda Moore Cheryl Morris Sara Mosley Beth Muir Naomi Owings Janet Perrigo Sandi Pickett Judy Purol Ruth Resinger Kay Richard Pamela Richardson Nancy Schneider Gayle Snyder Jill Snyder Peggy Steiner Becky Taylor Joan Wasylenko Linda Webber Patricia Weingarth Marti White Sherri Wigal Mary Linda Wilson Linda Winkleman Barbara Wright © ©.f © 4 9ef ff Delta Zeta Founded at Miami University in 1902 Iota Chapter founded in 1929 DELTA ZETA Working hard for service, scholarstiip, and activities, the Delta Zetas are once again joining actively in events on the campus. After a humming rush season topped with the Hawaiian Luau and Rose Garden parties. Delta Zeta pledged 14 girls. Delta Zetas bubbled with excitement when their sister, Mitzi Hilsabeck, was crowned Homecoming Queen. To further the excitement during the homecoming activities, the float. Proud of Victory, was named as a prize winner in the beauty division. Campus leaders include Dolly Steinmetz, Student Council Representative; Mitzi Hilsabeck, cheerleader; Shirley Hays and Chris Carskadon, Echo Queen Candidates; Joyce Flowers, Panhellenic President; Kathy Dawkins, Joyce Flowers, Fran Tieman, Dolly Steinmetz, and Jean Traxler in Cardinal Key; Pat Dempsey, K-Dette President; and Mitzi Hilsabeck and Jean Traxler, class officers. Delta Zetas are also active in Student Mentors, College Ushers, and other campus organ- izations. Delta Zetas kept on the go with activities such as Delta Dad Date Day. Founders Day Banquet, Mother ' s Day tea. Spring Formal, and money making and philanthropic projects. All this contributed to a memorable and active year for the girls who wear the green. President, Fran Tieman 134 Laurie Babbitt Sharron Bailey Cheric Baiiyh Mary Blaci biii,n Edie Boucher Chris Carskadon Pam Centner Jeanie Cone Kai Cone Carolyn Coolcy Kathy Dawkins Pat Dempsey Barbara Erb Joyce Ewing Gretchen Flesch Janet Flesch Joyce Flowers Jean Galbraith Carol Gibson Susan Hammack Judy Hayes Shirley Hays Michele Hilsabeck Janet Hopkins Sandy Hume Martha Hunt Sharyn Johnson Marcy Kaiser Redonda Key Linda King Thea Knouse Carol Ann Lawson Roberta McDannold Kay O ' Donnell Gayle Olson lielen Owen Karen Poecker Lois Roser Marty Rouse Sharon Saffell Jan Sees Linda Smith Dolly Steinmetz Ellen Sterne Jean Traxler Georgia Vetter Barb Wickless Beth Wyrick s. 135 SIGMA KAPPA Sigma Kappa Founded at Colby College in 1874 Delta Theta Chapter founded in 1959 Spirit and Kongeniality are the passwords in the sisterhood of Sigma Kappa, and Sig Kaps showed their spirit and congeniality in the first event of the year, a successful rush. Sigma Kappa first whisked the rushees to the Orient for an evening in a Japanese tea house. The second rush party, the traditional Violet-Pearl Party, was a breakfast at the Holiday Inn. The rushees heard a short talk from Mrs! Nell Clerisse. National Second Vice-President of Sigma Kappa. After two successful parties, fall rush came to an end with thirteen girls pledging One Heart, One Way, bringing the total membership to 52. Sig Kaps also kept active by sponsoring two money-making projects. The new pledges were kept busy with preparations for their annual Pledge Tea for the pledges of other sororities. Betty Lenzini represented Sigma Kappa as Homecoming Queen Attendant; Liz McKinley and Linda Good, Cheerleaders; Genanne and Marilyn Engle, and Liz Hug, K-Dettes; Linda Good and Kitty Schutz, College Ushers; twelve Student Mentors; Betty Lenzini, President of Cardinal Key; Lorna Johnson, President of Blanton-Nason Dorm; and Pat Carney, President of W.R.A. Liz McKinley was chosen as Secretary of the Sophomore Class; Betty Lenzini is Student Council Secretary; and Pat Carney is Senior Class Council-woman. Betty Kern was chosen to represent the Senior Class as ECHO royalty. The annual spring formal concluded a fine year for the sisters of Sigma Kappa who live their motto: One Heart, One Way. Sponsor, Miss Whitson President. Carol McCart 136 Nancy Baldwin Sandy Campbell Pat Carney Carolee Clark Wendy Dorn Ardella Engle Genanne Engle Marilyn Engle lona Fleagle Debbie Fortel Joleen Fox Joy Fox Lois Garden Linda Good Gloria Hainds Swano Hanasaki Nancy House Arlene Huff Liz Hug Mary Jane Jackson Marjorie Janning Loma Johnson Betty Kern Nancy Kissinge. Linda Lawson Betty Lenzini Shelley Little Joyce Lohrman Dorothy Lowe Peggy Marsh Liz McKinley Twila Moore Marsha Nicholson Joellen Pedrick Joeta Prather Virginia Purdy Pam Raible Synda Richardson Myra Ricks Kitty Schutz Carol Sears Sara Shuford Karen Strauch Diana Tague Virginia Thompson Nancy Van Dusen Sharon Vize Sharry Wright ® © 137 Ill Sigma Sigma Sigma Founded at Longwood College in 1898 Mu Chapte founded in 1915 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Mu chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma entertained alumnae, national officers, and visiting chapters two times during the year. In the fall, the Tri Sigmas were hostess for the central regional meet held in conjunction with the first year of their triennial plan. They entertained six chapters and many alumnae. The event was held at the Holiday Inn. In the spring, the chapter celebrated its 50th anniversary on the North- east Missouri State Teachers College campus. Again they were visited by national officers and returning alumnae. They were founded on the campus on November 26, 1915; and on the national level, Sigma Sigma Sigma was established on April 20, 1898 at Farmville, Virginila. After a most successful rush, twenty-three girls pledged to Tri Sigma. They were entertained oriental style at the Mai Kai, and at the second party they joined Alice in Wonderland. In the spirit of Christmas giving, the Tri Sigmas delivered baskets of food to the needy and went caroling. Many of the members of Sigma Sigma Sigma were active in A.C.E., S.N.E.A.. Panhellenic. Nemo Singers, Newman Club, Elementary Chorus, Student Council, Student Social Committee, Cardinal Key, and many other organizations and activities. Throughout the year, the Tri Sigmas shared the fun and excitement, and the loyalty of sisterhood: Faith Unto Death. Jane Albertson Glenda Baker Barbara Baldwin Jeanne Bealmer Patricia Bentrup Janet Bethman Linda Bevan Deborah Bohon Sharon Cassity Laura Cheval Jo Anne Cleaver Janet Cornwell Donna Crooks Sandra Davis Donna DeJong Barbara DeVore Cheri Dillman Anne Dunavant Nancy Durst Patricia Ellis Karen Foss Carolyn Glover Laura Gomez Marilyn Holman Sharon Holt Sue Hunt Linda Huntsman Cindie Klauenburch Barbara Lyddon Patricia McConnell Carol McCullough Barbara Mikulicz Janice Pinnell Mary Linda Rigby Virginia Robinson Catherine Shipp Marjorie Starbuck Beverly Taylor Sandra Thompson Jane Kay Thornburg Tona Thornburg Tammie Works £- ® € ffi f A J1 C f f 139 KA K;ipp;i Alpha Psi Founded in 1911 at University of Indiana Epsilon Eta Chapter founded in iy( 3 The Epsilon F.ta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, is the newest of the sociai-cdueational fraternities on our campus. Kappa Alpha Psi is an organ- ization that was founded on the campus of the University of Indiana in Bloom- ington, Indiana. Kappa Alpha Psi was presented with the school charter on December 5. 1963, by Dr. Walter H. Rylc. Kappa Alpha Psi currently on our campus has an honor point ratio of 2.5 before a pledge can become an active member of the fraternity. This is the highest honor point ratio than is required by any other organization of its kind on campus. The men of Kappa Alpha Psi represent one of the proudest and finest fraternities in existence. As part of the organization ' s contribution to the effective continuance of American ideals, every year there is an Undergraduate Leadership Conference which attempts to prepare young, intelligent, and promising men to take their places as leaders of their communities. This is a conference, the likes of which are not known to many social-educational fraternities. Realizing its obligation to society. Kappa Alpha Psi strives constantly to develop the calibre of men that will bring both merit to the organization and the country. Mr. Gardner. Sponsor Kenneth Bazil Charles Crump Travis Fowler T. J. Jackson I ester R. Rogers Charles Taylor I.. Virdure. President AKA Alpha Kappa Lambda Founded at University of California in 1914 Xi Chapter founded in 1953 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA Alpha Kappa Lambda for 1964-65 has been a fraternity of increased, integrative development. A returning membership of thirty-five has enabled the group to begin an effective strengthening period. At homecoming, AKL ' s prize winning float, designed by Bernie Thomas, reflected the efforts of the entire group. Under the leadership of David Norton, President, many additional facets neces- sary for a true fraternity life have been incorporated into the evenda life of an AKL. In sports, the intramural program under the direction of Roger Dye has been consistently improving. Ken Wright, social chairman, has developed unique ideas in presenting many successful parties. Our rush program enabled AKL to select twelve pledges whose evident quality was seen in their tactical maneuver of stealing the AKL super paddle. Spring quarter 1965 will mark AKL ' s twelfth year on this campus; and for those who are not superstitious, our thirteenth year will be the greatest ever. rf i , ' $r « -r - -m n • • - o . rr w - ' . %• President. David Norton 142 Scott Bally Raymond Bang Michael Beggs Gary Bush Tom Dreyer Roger Dye Gerald Fehr Kendall Flig£ Gary Kappenhaver Ah-Ram Kotikula Dean Logan Clif Mahin Larry Muir Ed Muller Ken Nelson Rich Nirgenau Joe Norton Jim Orr Ivan Pagett Judd Palmer Ed Porter Larry Quisenberry Rick Rabenau Nick Sloop Larry Smith Randy Snell Bemie Thomas Gary Van Metei Gerry Vanskike Ken Wright f ' 9 9 CI ' v ' ' G o ' a ' v ej i 143 I)IE Phi Sigma Epsilon Founded at Kansas State Teachers College in 1910 Gamma Chapter founded in 1927 PHI SIGMA EPSILON The 1964-65 school year was another typical year for the Phi Sigs as they continued to accumulate various local and national awards. The coveted President ' s Scholarship Cup, which was retired by Gamma Chapter last year, was again carried home for the fourth consecutive year with a chapter honor point ratio of 2.62. In national honors, the Phi Sigs received third place in scholarship and second place in chapter efficiency, missing first place by just 1 3 of a point. A fraternity is only as good as its members, and over the years Gamma has placed top men in top student offices. Bob Lee not only served as President of Phi Sigma Epsilon, but was also President of Interfraternity Council. Nick Romanetz served as Vive-President of the Student Council, and Harry Libby was elected to the Council by the sophomore class. Moe Minervini served the junior class as President and candidate for Echo King. Once again Phi Sigma Epsilon is proud of its unique ability to excel in scholarship and athletics. The men of Gamma continued their dominance of the tug-of-war, pulling home the title for the sixth consecutive time, sweeping first, second, and third places in the spring classic. The Phi Sigs also showed their leadership on the gridiron by placing six men on the MIAA championship team. Brothers Mike Ballard, Bruce Craddock, Jim Ferral, Mike Fitzpatrick, Moe Minervini, and Paul Oakley combined to give Kirksville that added incentive. All in all, it was another Phi Sig year on the campus of Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. 144 President, Bob Lee Mike Ballard Don Barnes Dean Bates Bob Beckett Dennis Blelinski Tom Bredensteiner Woodson Brown Nile Buffinglon Frank Burkhart Richard Craddock Rick Cullers Ron Cullers Jack DiSalvo Gary Dixon Alan Driskell James Dunlap Jim Farrell Del Fessenden Mike Fitzpatrick Jack Glaser Stuart Golden Richard Heady Dan Hennessey Dennis Hopkins Steve Justus Don Kehoe Stan Klein Charles Leach Harry Libby William Mertens Larry C. Morgan Barry Morris John Munro Al Naimo Jim P mer Ron Parker Terry Povendo Wray Rieger Nick Romanetz Gail Sevier Tony Sneed Jim Struttman Rick Swisher Bill Watts John Whelan Terry Winget Thomas Witt Mike Works Ed Zepka P C ■ ' r P I (f , m o. p ,C) (T O p fT . C Cal Meyer wM ' A«rl k « - ' , l i Mike Mihalevich Li-  i ' ' ■ -  - James Miller m, Joseph Shamy f • «■ ' ■ , ? - ■ ' JflT ' f . Kent Shields -kJL J -Tl . w fc- B kl 1 ill k t 1 J hdM 145 iTr Sigma Tau Gamma Founded at Central Missouri State Teachers College in 1920 Beta Chapter founded in 19?. 1 SIGMA TAU GAMMA The White Rose Banquet and Dance culminated another highly success- ful year for the brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma, the oldest social organization on the campus. Beta chapter presented the first annual meeting of the fraternity ' s Mis- souri Province and held an Open House for returning alumni at Homecoming as the chapter displayed its newly-redecorated house. A rollicking 49ers Dance concluded the fall rush activities as 3 1 men pledged Sigma Tau Gamma in December. The sixth annual initiation banquet marked the end of their pledgeship in February when 26 brothers received their traditional blue tie. Nate Frazee served the campus as Student Council President and Bill Severson headed tlie senior class. Joe Galkowski was the Echo king candidate for the seniors. Barry Bloom and Bill Severson headed the college delegation to the Mock U.N.. and John Beary served as assistant editor of the yearbook. Keith Dinsmore was selected sports director of the fraternity magazine, the Saga; Don Rankin edited the student directory for Blue Key. Sigma Taus also lent their services to varsity athletic teams with Walt dinger, Paul Comer, and Lou Coco in football; Danny Wright in basketball; Dan Menze in track; and Dennis Mueller in tennis. An appreciation banquet in the spring honored Mr. John Goetze, who was retiring as sponsor after more than 20 years of service to the fraternity. President, Don Rankin 146 Robert Babcock Richard Bailey Jim Baker Alan Barber John Beary Barry Bloom Chris Bohon Jerry Brown Jack Chandler Ron Clawson Paul Comer Sal Costa Dennis Davis Ed DeLaney Keith Dinsmore Richard Elliott Jerry Epperson Harry Parr Charles Foudree Nathan Frazee Dave Fritz Joe Galkowski Ervin Giachino Dave Gill Dempsey Gottschalk Dennis Gunter Gary Hale Mike Harper Jerry Harris Dennis Hengen Gene Hertler Tom Horace Dick Huff Jack Jobe Gay King Steve Kircher William LaTorre Henry Likes Dave Martin William McCourt Robert Moore Dennis Mueller Roger Myers Phil Noble Gary Noel Larry Noel Edwin Phelps John Pickering Don Rankin Dale Scott Bill Severson Larry Shelton Thomas Shoopman Rod Staggs Ralph Stevener Mike Trent Winston Walker Mike Walters Larry Wilson Dan Wright p P f ' ,( . Q ft (? .A v •-:■ pip ! Q 9 p O ,ff i ' [{ O. ff f3 M ' :- fr . a c J T f {f j. [ Z). )-• P 3i ! -j| v TKE Tau Kappa Epsilon Founded at Illinois Wesleyan in 1899 Iota Gamma Chapter founded in 1962 Reinstated. 1964 TAU KAPPA EPSILON At a banquet held September 19. Dr. Walter H. Ryle returned the charter to John Connolly, fraternity president, thus officially reinstating lota-Gamma Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Thirty-two men relumed, eager with enthusiasm, to prove Teke ' s worth to community and campus. The spirit of these men was amply displayed by 100 per cent participation in the blood drive, for which Teke received the Red Cross Bloodmobile Plaque. The Teke float, with the theme Special K — Packed with Go Power won second place in the spirit division at the Homecoming parade. Following the game, an open house for returning alumni and their dates made homecoming a memorable weekend for the Brotherhood. In Intramurals. the TKE Knights won second place in fleetball. Dave Knes placed first in tennis singles, and he and Bob Baldes won second in doubles Tekes from Washington University helped make the Smoker a success The second annual Trojan Dance, featuring Greek costumes, terminated rusl season. Fifty-two men pledged Teke. a very satisfying result of the hard wor ' of the original thirty-two. Teke campus leaders this year included organization presidents Bob Byg Kappa Delta Pi; Greg Halsey. Historical Society; Ron Berrey. S.N.E.A. and Inter- Faith Council; Skip Barns. College Players; Keith Thomas. Band; John Connolly. Pi Kappa Delta; and Bob .Aird. English Club. .-Mso. Tekes were vice-presidents of the following: Bob Byg. Senior Class; Dave Knes. Historical Society; John DeNicola. .-Mpha Phi Omega. Dave Knes was yearbook editor, and Bob .Aird was Senior Class Councilman. For Iota-Gamma, this was a year of hard work. fun. but above all, ac- cent p ' - iment. Sponsor, Dr. L. Terry Above: Tug-of-War. BeloH: TEKE HOUSE at 41} E. Pierce. 148 President. John Connolly Robert Aird Robert Baldes Brian Barkley Vernon Barns Ronald Berrey Larry Berryman Tim Blickhan Stacey Braswell Robert Byg Al Campora John Connolly Jerry Cook Bob Cooney Vito DaLaura John DeNicola Duane Dorrell Roger Durham Jim England Glenn Flasch John Frevert Dennis Hahn George Halsey Greg Halsey Ray Heaton Mike Hern Steve Mines Lenny Hoffman Rudy Jacobsen Glenn Ulrich Dave Knes Dave Kuenzel Mike Maloney Javier Martinez Tom Masten Ken Mayfield Phil Millard Dave Myers Bob Nelson Jim Page Bill Paradis John Phillips Ed Putnam Ray Raines Richard Ray Don Reece Jim Rigby Rich Schmid Charles Shanks Nolan Singleton Dal Singer Conrad Stempel Keith Thomas Terry Tomko Norm Tooley Glen VanJandingham Jim Vukich Art Waggoner Joel Weinstein Bob Wells Glenn Wheeler A anS M dM g. Q a e a. a ' V ' o. fm a o p. ■•? ' cnneth C. Sykes, sponsor; Nate Frazee, pres.; Nick Romanetz, v. pres; Betty I.enzini, sec: Beth Kelly, treas • Dolly Steinmetz, Dave Norton, Louis Virdure. Row 2: Orin Mock, Pat Carney, Louise Smith, Nancy Durst, Lou Coco Harry Libby, Jeanie Coy. Kay Richard, Paul Redden. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1964-65 Student Council arrived in the fall ready to meet the challenges awaiting. Their functions began early in the quarter with the selection of a can- didate for the American Royal Contest in Kansas City. Then something new was added — an office! Cam- pus problems were discussed and much planning was carried on within the walls of the newly established office in Kirk Building. Ten student representatives joined the council af- ter class elections, and a treasurer was elected. Homecoming brought George Rank to the campus tor the dance. His music provided the climax to a day when bands and colorful floats lined the streets the Bulldogs achieved a vistory, and a new queen reigned With everyone ready for more activity, the council started a series of student movies, including such films as W heeler-Dealers and the Nuttx Professor. The Christmas dance with Si Zentner ' s ' band, Christmas trees, crepe paper streamers, and dim lights was prob- ably one of the most memorable events of the year. With the beginning of a new year, the council em- barked on more activity. The College Campus Bowl was reactivated, and Twirp Week, Campus Town Races, and Fun Festival were all worked into the school calendar. Student Council elections and the Echo Dance, at which the King and Queen were crowned, marked the end of the year for the 1964-65 Student Council. 152 STUDENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE Soon after Northeast Missouri State Teachers College opened its doors for the 1964-65 school year, the Student Social Committee was planning its course of operations for the coming year. The Committee is a group of students who are the secret behind the success of various social events. The members are selected by the Social Calendar Com- mittee; three are members of the Student Council; and the chairman is the Student Council vice president, Nick Romanetz. The sponsor is Mrs. Ruth B. Beal, Dean of Women. Parents ' Day, the Faculty Christmas Party, and Senior Day find these students serving refreshments at the events. The three big school dances — Home- coming, Christmas, and Echo — are planned by the Committee. This year ' s unique and beautiful decora- tions at the dances were the result of many hours of planning and decorating by the Committee. Should each student prove to be a good Com- mittee member during the year, he or she is presented with a citation of merit at the end of the year by the Student Council and Social Calendar Committee. The Annual Garden Party is also sponsored by members of the Committee during the summer quarter. Row 1: Ruth B. Beal, sponsor; Nick Romanetz, chairman; Dianne Bull, Nancy Durst, Marilyn Allen, Gayle Snyder. Pat Carney. Row 2: Bob Byg, Terry Strother, Eleanor Yackley, Jeanie Coy, Stacey Braswell, Larry Morgan, Marilyn Black, Jerry Harris. f taf T BLUE KEY Chapters of the Blue Key iNational Honorary Fraternity are found on over 120 college and university campuses today. The Kirksville chapter received its charter in April, 1926, and since that time has served as an honor fraternity on campus by offering member- ship to a limited number of students who are selected on the basis of character, scholarship, and service to the college. In addition, Blue Key is a service organization with the motto, Serving I Live. Each year, the Kirks- ville chapter publishes the Student Directory and directs the homecoming parade. Serving, I Live — Blue Key Motto ' Serving, I Live - Blue Key Motto 1 Row 1: Eli F. Mittler, sponsor: Norman Clarkson. pres.: Cliff Mowing, v. pres.: Bob Byg. rec. sec; Jerrold R. Shouie, corres. sec; Donald Marquardt, treas.; Kriete Hollrah. ser. at arms; Don Rankin, editor. Row 2: Jim Kinney, Larry G. Q n Smith, Jim Fike, David Karel, John Phillips. Larry Wilson. Row 3 :Camille Price, James Roettger. Benny Wood, Tony Knizel. Michael Winecup, John Beary. n=4 ,V: « n — TW TmrrmF-m-T-m o i a iii ' i Row 1: Betty Lenzini, pres.; Dolly Steinmetz. v. pres.; Marilyn Black, sec; Willa Ruth Hall, treas.; Betty Kern. Arlene Huff. Barbara Lyddon. Jean Traxler. Joyce Flowers. Row 2: Sue Davis, Fran Tieman, Linda Moore, Linda Robinson, Kathleen Dawkins. Linda Luther. Genanne Engle. Row 3: Debbie Fortel, Patricia Veres, hist.; Eleanor Yackley. Mary Richard- son. Jane Miller. Penny Briggs, co-hist.; Beth Padget. CARDINAL KEY Cardinal Key is a national honorary service organ- ization for college women, and is a sister organization to Blue Key. Membership is limited to 25 women chosen on the basis of service, scholarship, leadership, and character. The members are nominated by the chapter and are selected by a faculty committee. Selling Homecoming buttons, doing welfare work, and providing a scholarship for a deserving girl are only a few of the many services and activities carried out by Cardinal Key. This year a large clock was donated for use in the reading room of Pickler Me- morial Library. 155 STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The local Student National Education Association includes 405 prospective teachers who take part in the largest student organization on campus. The programs are planned by the students and help the members to prepare for their teaching careers. The outstanding program for the 1964-65 school year was the freshman assembly that was sponsored by S.N.E.A. and presented by the Oral Interpreters. S.N.E.A. is the professional association for college and university students who are preparing for a teach- ing career. All members are also members of the state education association. Each member has the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of associate membership in these professional organizations. Dr. Mittler and Dr. Lindsey are the sponsors of the S.N.E.A. chapter on campus. Many prospective teachers in the group attended the S.N.E.A. state meeting in Kansas City that was held in conjunction with the Missouri State Teachers Association annual convention. 156   WLMUMlMnUV J Row 1: James Couch. Sharon Riley, Carol Wieman, Judy Ward, Vicki Allen. Willa Ruth Hall, Judy Marquardt, Jean Traxler. Betty Sielschott, Carol Irvin. Genanne Engle, Cheryl Lauffer. Betty Lenzini, Cheryl Kincaid. Priscilla Freeman, James Wilke. Row 2: Carol Adams, Mary Dittmer. Penny Briggs, Nancy Rae. Margaret Plattenberger, Jewell Duffey, Myrna Boltz, Sandra Matthew. Wilmetta Lee Baker, Lois Hickman. Ann Vaughn, Judy Harris. Marilyn Roudabush, Susan Mitchell, Cheryl Morris, Barry Clawson. Row ■?: Joyce Row 1: Jessie Snyder, Ellen Korsgaard, Carol Clark, Gayle Miller, Mary Jo Hayes, Janet Anderson, Sandi Pickett, Joan Moore, Sharon Talbert, Mary Pendleton, Pat Harker. Row 2: Sharon Kay Simbro, Mary Rigby, Willa Holmes, Sandra Miller, Marian Ruth Beal. Karen Rockwood, Melicent Ayers, Mary Martha Griffith, Janet Flesch, Katherine Griffith. Barb Wickless. Sandy Hume. Eileen Early, Shirley Carr, Susan Rolls, Judith Page, Sally Minear, Rose Marie Williams. Row 3: Anne Dunavant, Nancy Durst, Barbara Baldwin, Patricia Veres, Linda Holmes. Kathleen Dawkins, Anne Bryant, Dianne Bull, Sharon Saffell, Barbara Wright, Sally Domsalla, Addie Kay James, Julie Moore, Sue Davis, Nancy Curtis, Karaff, Mary Jackson. Marilyn Black, Linda Robinson, Enid Morrow, Beth Padget. Marilyn Miller, Beth Kelly, Marilynn Malloy, Nikki Maack, Kathy Morgenstem, Betty Wegener, Nancy Statler. Marlus Houska. Jerold J. Kauzlarich. Row 4: Gary Van Meter. David E. Norton, Ken Wright, Bernard Thomas, Jon Sadler, Terry Simmons. Winston Bailey. Lloyd Deahl, Dave Meyer, Henry Johnson, Jr., Wayne McCombs, Scott Bally, John Lunsford, Jim Kinney, Larry G. Smith. Eunice Ogden, Shirley Van Dalen, Jeanne Bealmer, Ruth Ann Edmondson. Row 4: Sharron Kay Bishop, Carola Sturgeon, Mark Van Zante, Greg Halsey, David Kirchner, Chuck Leach, Bill Schmidt, Rex Klinger, Charles Broemser, Richard Weikert, James Schmitz, Wayne Hardy. Johnny Mathis. Steve Honowitz. Fred Howe Coulter. Thelma Duncan. Row 5: Earl W. Carpenter. Camille Price. Arnold Gilden. Sam LaFrenz. Dallas Singer. Jim Rigby. Robert Buchanan. Kent Shields. Gary Mauck. Dale L. Cox, Charles M. Looney. Harry W. Byrum. Charles Wester, Glenn Flasch, Richard Bums, James A. Stewart. s . ' sk t lVJMY ' i ■i MW4%fi.W: ' Ji |iiypP«iMlMM Row 1; Bob Byg, pres.; Mary Richardson, v. pres.; Willa Ruth Hall, sec; Roberta Snowbarger, treas.; Linda Luther, hist.; Arlene Huff, Jean Traxler, Betty Toops. Carol McCart, Sara Seaman, Sandra Leino. Genanne Engle, Carol Adams, Barbara O ' Brien. Barry Ciawson. Row 2: Debbie Fortel, Nancy Lind- ley, Sandra Miller, Marilyn Black, Penny Briggs, Betty Fergu- son, Susan Rolls, Carola Sturgeon. JoAnn Reagan, Joyce North, Nancy Rae. Sandra Jane Ownbey. Row 3: Margaret Platten- berger, Kerry Ratliff, Julie Moore, Karen Rockwood, David Karel, Pauline D. Knobbs, sponsor; Mary Jo Hayes, Marilyn Miller, Linda Moore. Jane Miller, Dolly Steinmetz. Row 4: Earl W. Carpenter. James A. Stewart, Raymond E. Schoch, Nicholas J. Pauly, James E. Miller. KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary professional edu- cational fraternity. Members are selected on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. To qualify for selection, a student must be at least a junior, must have an honor point ratio of 3.0, and have com- pleted five hours of educational courses. Kappa Delta Pi, under the sponsorship of Dr. Knobbs, seeks to recognize outstanding contributions to education. It encourages and rewards high profes- sional, intellectual, and personal standards. One of the ways this is fulfilled is through a twenty-five dollar scholarship given to a sophomore student showing promise in the field of education. Activities include an annual banquet to welco me new niembers, sending a Christmas gift box to Fulton State Hospital, participating in Campus Bowl, and the twice-monthly meetings. 158 ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ACE. the Association for Childhood Education, is an organization for all students who wish to promote the education of young children in the school, home, and community. Programs at ACE meetings have included guest speakers discussing creativity in the classroom, con- servation education, jobs for the beginning teacher, teaching underprivileged children, foreign language in the elementary school and helping beginners. The primary effort of ACE members this year was the state convention of ACE held on our campus in May. Row 1 : Willie Whitson. sponsor; Grace McReynoIds. sponsor; Joyce North, sec; Marjorie Janning. v. pres.; Nate Frazee. treas.; Myma Cole. Carol Adams. Sue Waterhouse, Willa Ruth Hall. Cheryl Lauffer. Row 2: Jean Miller. Nancy Statler. Marian Ruth Beal, Marilyn Holman. Karen Rockwood. Sidna Richardson, Jolene Weber, Nancy Rae, Mary Martha Griffith, Marjorie Jarrell. Melicent Ayers. Row 3; Sharron Kay Bishop, Kathleen Dawkins. Jeannetle Cox. Addie Kay James. Beth Kelly. Carl Sparks. Charles Wester. Larry Amen. Gail Shelton. Charlotte Henry. Gloria Kromminga. Kerry Ratliff. Jan Corn- well. ' t • % - !? ii - ' 1 , ' ' ' . r. ww ! r Row 1 : Max E. Bell, sponsor; Bob Fenlon, pres.; James Roettger, v. pres.; Mildred Holman. sec; Patti Knecht. Linda Miller, Willa Ruth Hall, Jean Traxler, Linda Brummitt, Carol McCart, Jerold J. Kauzlarich, Jerrold R. Shouse, Earl W. Carpenter. Row 2: Kathleen Dawkins, Gary O. Dixon, Mary Dittmer. Dolly Steinmetz, Mary Jo Hayes, Eleanor Yackley, Lois Hickman, Roberta Snowbarger, Mary Richardson, Penny Briggs, Arlene Huff, Swano Hanasaki, Barbara O ' Brien, Su- zanne Hoffmann, Myra Ricks. Row 3: Janet Flesch, Jane Miller, Nancy Hitt, Linda Moore, Joan Wasylenko, Rick Rabenau, Cliff Howing, Glenn Flasch, Shirley Forney, Wil- metta Baker, Virginia Purdy. Debbie Fortel, Sandra Leino, Beth Padget, JoAnn Reagan. Row 4: Chris Carskadon, Marilyn Miller, Olivene Baker, Carola Sturgeon, Betty Wegener, John Phillips, Melvin McCollum, Robert Buchanan, Thomas Bing- man, Johnny Mathis, Wayne Garkie. Jim Brent, James Couch, Barry Clawson, Divid Kirchner, Camilla Price. Row 5: Bob Byg, John Beary, Harry Libby, Kent Shields, Jerry Edwards, David Meyer, IDale Cox, Benny Wood, Tony Knizel, Henry Johnson, John Jones, Roger Morris, Roger McPherson, Charles Milder, James F. Milder, James F. Miller, Jim Kinney. ALPHA PHI SIGMA Professor Byron Cosby, college Business Adminis- trator, founded Alpha Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma on this campus February 26, 1930. The organization is to give preferment and honor to those who have struggled and set up a high standard of scholarship. fine thinking and ideals, and correct spiritual values. High school salutatorians and valedictorians may become associate members their Freshman year. Main- taining a 3.0 or better average for three consecutive quarters is the requirement for master membership. PHI DELTA KAPPA Phi Delta Kappa is an International Professional Educational Honorary Fraternity for Men. The chief purpose of Phi Delta Kappa is to promote free public education as an essential to the Its development and maintenance of a democracy motto is Leadership — Service — Research. Meetings are held monthly during the academic year and weekly during the summer session. Row 1; Noah P. Richardson, Eli F. Mittler, Pete Nicoletti, Walter H. Ryle, Walter A. Browne, Charles J. Elam, Wray M. Rieger, Lowell Priebe, D. D. Nothdurft, Tom Duden. Row 2: Don Deaver, Forest L. Crooks, Frank Colton, Paul VanDyke, Kenneth Serfass, Duane R. Cole, Roland F. Nagel, James Dougherty. Thomas B. Songster, Joseph P. Dolan. Row 3: George W. Hermann, Marlow Ediger, Orville E. Bowers, Clifton R. Bell, James Preston, C. Hugh Gardner, Ralph Pink, Henry M, Boucher, Robert M. Wright. n C) n r p % Row 1: Dr. Bulgin, sponsor: Mary Waelder. Martha Miller. Sam Craghead. state v. pres.: David Karel. pres.; Cheryl Simmons, sec; Suzanne Lary, treas.: John C. Parcell. v. pres.: Charles K. Shanks. Pat Sterrett. Gretchen VanGorp. Row 2: Craig Bullis, Nell Rosenthal. Donna Coleman. Betty Wegener. Carola Sturgeon, Marsha Nicholson, Connie Meeker. Nancy Golden, Sherry Anspach, Kay Bruner. Row 3; Rex Klinger, Jerry Epf erson. co-reporter: Roger McHenry. Eric A. Miller. Wilma Mettes. Sharon Gamache, Carolyn Meyer, Janice Pinnell. Marilyn Black. Rebecca Foreman. Row 4: Carl Schmidt. John Noah Whitl. Jr.. Tim Blickhan. co-reporter: Jerry Cotringham. Wiley P -att, Terry Smelcer, James Ralph Miller, Ronald Johnson. AEOLIAN CLUB The Aeolian Club is a social-professional organi- zation for students interested in music. A picnic in the fall, a banquet in the spring, the Missouri Music Edu- cation Association convention, and programs of musical interest provide worthwhile activities for the mem- bers of the club. Aeolian Club members also help the Music Department at receptions and recitals. ELEMENTARY MAJORS CHORUS A new opportunicy for future elementary school teachers is offered by the Elementary Majors Chorus. This group was formed this year, and is under the direction of Mrs. Claudine Triplett. Row 1: Claudine Triplett. director: Betty Anne Juett. Cheri Dillman. Myrna Cole. Kay Barton. Marilyn McNally. Linda Rowland. Mary Efthim, Jolene Weber, Estella Arnold, Thelma Brokaw. Lynn Shelton, Priscilla Freeman, Mary Rigby. Row 2; Janet Conley, Sharon Stone, Jaye Oard, Marlus Houska, Jeanie Ranney, Sidna Richardson, Pat Marker, Evelyn The chorus provides an opportunity to learn more about music on the elementary level and allows an informal exchange of ideas. The group did an excellent job of singing at the Christmas Tea. Shiraki Jeanne Thomas, Jewell Duffey, Joyce North, Sharon Williams, Nancy Curtis. Sandra McElroy. Row 3: Sue Waterhouse, Jane Atwood. Connie Elson. Beth Kelly. Gail Shelton. Judith Day. Ruth Copeland. Wilma Grant. Karen Poecker. Jan Comwell. Addie Kay James, Nancy Ericson, Judy Harris. % t ORCHESTRA NEMO SINGERS Row 1: Linda Boreman, Kay Bruner, Nell Rosenthal, Nancy Miller. Dixie Christy. Martha Miller. Pat Johnson, Judy Eggleslon. Carol Wheelock, Linda Gottman, Sue Jones. Judy Lenardson. Dr. Kenneth Miller. Row 2: Pam Roark. Janet Conley. Rebecca Foreman. Jonean Ratliff, Ellen Ellis. Wilma Metles. Marilyn Black, v. pres.; Lorna Johnson, Sharon Gamache. Carolyn Meyer. Carol Ross, Jeanne Bealmer. Row 3: Wayne Hardy, David Cate, John Tillotson, David Kuhlman, Eric Miller. John Whitt. John Parcell. David Parrish. John Creaseman, Gary Crank. Jim Worrell. Barry Bloom. Don Keeler. Terry Smelcer, pres.; John Page, Ed Phelps. k .Q -a )d .1 fltf If li ,V v;i|K,:. H l n .-« J. • 1 X 6 Ti ! 1 f fty| W i i i l K. j P sW  .A li %. ' m Jr ¥ ■ ft c_ ij- ■ , 1 EH ' ' M I S I i ( f 1 - ikmLJ i m I K Row 1: Betty Wegener, Larry Smith. Jerry Cottingham, Andy Smith, David Karel, Jerrold Epperson, Nancy Golden, Richard Vestal, Allen Heaberlin. Beth Myers. Carl Schmidt. Row 2: Dr. Richard Weerls, Charles Shanks, Judy Hall, Gerald Reed. CLARINET CHOIR David Cate. Cheryl Lauffer, Nancy Parrish, Gerald Reisinger. Craig Bullis. Janice Pinnell. John Page, Dixie Christy. Sam Craghead, Tim Blickhan. Row 1; Betty Wegener, David Karel. Craig Bullis. Larry G. Smith, John Page, Jerry Cottingham. Jerry Price. Carl Schmidt. Andy Smith, Marilyn Gordon, Jerry Epperson, Nancy Golden, John Graham, Pat Sterrett. Row 2: Janice Pinnell, Nancy Parrish, Gerald W. Reed, Judy Hall, Mary Waelder, Carola Sturgeon, James R. Shanks. Cheryl Lauffer, Sam Craghead, Alvin Richard Wallace, Dennis Scalf, Ronda Willingham. Holly Carr, Caria Phillips, Nancy Heaton, Janeen Weeks, Connie Meeker, H. Alan Trask. Row 3: Gerald Yarrington, Donna Coleman, Ronald Johnson, Craig Wilklns, Norman TEACHERS COLLEGE BAND David Karel, Cheryl Sim- mons, John Parcel!, Suzanne Lary. 4i ti wtrnm Tooley, Charles Shanks s i i ; i or. Rex Klinger. Mike Newman. John Creasm.in, John C P.ircell. Gerald Hoffman. Denny Davis. Marsha Nicholson. Michael Flanagan, Tommy Jones, Elaine Davis, Gretchen Van Gorp, Barbara Vaughn, I nil Hlitkhan. Row 4: Ginger Nitli. Gaye Lynn Vansickle. Ciar Koss Koppenhaver. William Stephens. Harold Willis, James R. Miller. Mary Dittmer. D. G. l.edford. Keith Thomas, James Hogan, Len Smith. Don Cable. Suziinne Lary. MAJORETTES Row 1: Nancy lambert, Lin- da Luther, Mary Jane Mil- lemon. Row 2: Vicki Moore, Marsha Erickson, Jean Ar- butina. PI OMEGA PI Alpha Chapter of Pi Omega Pi was founded by Dr. P. O. Selby in 1923. Since that time. Pi Omega Pi has become a national organization for students and teachers in the business education profession, and is recognized as an outstanding honor society. Six members of Alpha Chapter attended the Biennial Delegate Convention of Pi Omega Pi held in Chicago December 28-30, 1964. Dr. Selby was an honored guest at the banquet and delivered a short message to the delegates. Pi Omega Pi meetings give students and faculty members in the Business education Department an opportunity to get better acquainted and to enjoy the fellowship with others in 4heir profession. Row 1: Ralph Stevener, reporter: Linda Robinson, pres.; Marilyn Miller, sec; Sandra Miller, treas.: Genanne Engle, V. pres.; Jane Ownbey, Sue Wilkins, Sally Minear, Judy Marquardt, Jean Traxler, Betty Toops. Betty Lenzini. Row 2: Mary Jo Hayes, Susan Rolls, Enid Morrow, Janet Rabe, Jaunette Switzer, Betty Seamster. Linda Luther, Anne Bryant. Linda Holmes, Eleanor Yackley, Janet Anderson. Row 3: Sharon Riley, Mary Lee Kaiman, Louise Smith, Dan Court, Dale Cox, Gary DeVore, Bernard Thomas, Kaye Howerton, Betty Kern, Beth Padget, Mildred Spencer ftfiMnrrMf 166 Row 1: Guyla Crist, Carol Fergason. rec. sec; Janet Learned, treas.: Jean Kraus, pres.; Robert Schwartz, v. pres.; Donna Hickman, hist.; William Unger, sponsor; W ' illa Ruth Hall. cor. sec; JoAnn Lindsey. Row 2: Bob Byg, Dale Threlkeld, Melvin Shaver, Ron Hediger, Mike Bradley, Ivan Pagett, Gary Childers, ser. at arms; Roger Durham, Gary Hale, Larry Million, Janet Yates, Gayle Snyder, Terry Conner. HONORARY ART CLUB Besides working on floats, painting outside in sub- zero weather, doing stage design for Christmas programs, staying up until the wee hours of the morn- ing putting finishing touches on an oil, or getting print- ing ink smeared on clothes, art majors do unite. The Honorary Art Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wil- liam Unger, serves this purpose. The Art Club attempts to help art majors and minors to recognize the value of their field and to unite all the fine arts. The programs at the meetings promote this through lectures, discussion of pictures, painting with oil (everyone participating), and members and guest speakers sharing new ideas with the group. The Honorary Art Club is open to art majors and minors who have attained an honor point ratio of 3.0 in art courses. 167 Row 1; Sherod J. Collins, sponsor; John Connolly, pres.; Betty Lenzini, sec. Row 2; Karen Douglas, Spencer Ballard, Jo Motter, Barb Wickless. PI KAPPA DELTA For an activity which stimulates the mind there is none more rewarding or challenging than debate. But. whether it be debate, oratory, or extemporaneous speaking the goal might well be Pi Kappa Delta. Theta Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta is an Honorary Forensic Society. It holds as its purpose the hopes of stimulating progress in and to further the interest of intercollegiate speech activities and communication. It also provides a functional leadership training for life, encourages a spirit of fellowship, brotherly coopera- tion, and an incentive for achievement. Besides traveling widely throughout the year, members of the chapter were host to the 25th annual NEMSTC midwest Speech Tournament, and sponsored the School ' s Regents Debate Award. ENGLISH CLUB The English Club was organized last year at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College by students interested in alerting themselves to current teaching problems, fostering good English usage and creative writing, and encouraging the reading and interpretation of literature. Ro v 1: Loren Grissom. sponsor: Michael Sheridan, s. pres.: Mary Westberg, sec; Sandra Leino. treas.; Linda Moore, Sandra Matthew, Mary Kate Young. Row 2: Helene Briegel, Kathy Morgenstem, JoAnn Reagan, Jim Steffensmeier, Michael Cloyd, Gary Mauck, Camille Price, Cheryl Brammers Sandra Rule. Row 1: Sherod J. Collins, sponsor; Robert L. Miller, v. pres.; Melody Conner, treas.; Gloria Jordan, Dianne Bull. Maxine Shinn, Laurie Chehval. Row 2: Scotl Bally, Eddy Dodson, J. D. Gooding. Darell Havener. Steve Newlin. Barbara Baldwin, Sue Davis, Cheryl Kincaid, Sarah States. COLLEGE PLAYERS The College Players are the center of live theatre on Campus. This organization creates the opportunity for interested students to learn and participate in all aspects of the live theatre. This includes acting, building sets, and the other important tasks that are part of a production. The College Players have presented The Twelfth Night and No Exit directed by Mr. J. G. Severns, and The Room directed by Mr. Vincent Stewart. The Players also received and accepted an invitation to present No Exit in St. Louis. In an effort to promote culture on the college campus, the College Players sponsor the Film Club, which is the showing of some of the best foreign films. ORAL INTERPRETERS To read with greater understanding, the purpose of the Oral Interpreters, has been carried out by both public and private reading hours. Highlights of the year include a program given by Kenneth Janes, an Englishman, who is director of theatre for Barnard College in New York. Other programs were the annual Christmas reading hour entitled Once a Year, And Gladly Teach, and Animals Can ' t Talk. Row 1: Mary Westberg. treas.: Sue Davis, hist.; Cheryl Kincaid. Barbara Baldwin. Joyce Lohrman. Karen Douglas, Sandra Rule, Debbie Fortel. Row 2: Barbara Wright. Terry Members of the group have matched their skill as oral interpreters against other interpreters in the Midwest Speech Tournament and the Hawthorn Inter- pretation Festival. The club was organized in 1958. Members must have had the oral interpretation class or be currently enrolled. Dr. Elizabeth Worrell is the sponsor of this organization. Strother, Leo Baskett, Linda Moore, Ron Berrey, Steve Newlin, Bob Flanagan, Scott Bally, Liz Hug, Betty Kem, Gloria Jordan. Row 1: Gilbert C. Kohlenberg, Nikki Maack, Carolyn Sultz- man, Jeanette Williamson, Greg Halsey. Row 2: Dave Knes, Bob Baldes, Larry Berryman, Margaret Lee, Karen Huckabee, Lloyd Kasow, James Schmitz. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Historical Society has the distinguished reputa- tion of being the oldest organization on campus. Founded November, 1906, it has, since that time, provided fellowship for those who share a common interest in history. Its purpose is to provide each member with stimulative, informative material designed to supple- ment his knowledge of history through programs featuring speakers, pertinent films, and panel discus- sions. The Society also has an annual excursion to a location of historical interest which is both educational and enjoyable for all concerned. The Historical Society welcomes any collegian or faculty member who is interested in history and desires to be associated with others who share his interest. AGRICULTURE CLUB The Agriculture Club was formally organized in the fall of 1935. The purpose of the club is to create interest in agriculture and in the teaching of agriculture as a vocation. In 1948, the Ag Club received a charter from the college to operate as a professional-social organization. Many activities have been undertaken by this organization since it was founded; barnwarmings. Row I: L. R. Kuhlman, adviser; Max Wolf, pres.; D. G. Ledford, v. pres.; Donald Lincoln, sec.-treas.; John Suchland, Olin Derry. Row 2; Jerry Cook, Lewis M. Carter, Herbert picnics, and chili suppers were all on the calendar for many years. Participation in Harvest Festivals and the North- east Missouri Fair at Kirksville have also been part of the annual Ag Club program. The club has con- sistently participated in conducting F.F.A. contests for high school students of northeast Missouri. Barrett. Gayle Stuart, Phil Holmes, James Spencer, Stanley Robinson. t f I. f f t (%4i ' I Row 1: Michaela Ann Kilroy, clerk: Bob Fenlon, presiding judge: Cliff Mowing, associate judge. Row 2: Randall Relford, Larry Berryman, Michael Winecup. PRE-LAW CLUB The Pre-Law Club was founded in 1961 under the sponsorshop of Professor William H. Hatcher and has developed into one of the finest organizations on campus. Its highly spirited discussions on a wide variety of topics have gained a high reputation among both faculty and students, and these discussions serve to enrich the student ' s education and give him a chance to voice his opinions on important issues. The club has also invited guest speakers to the campus, and sponsors a delegation to the Missouri Intercollegiate State Legislature which is held in Jefferson City early in May. YOUNG DEMOCRATS The purpose of the Young Democrats Club is to provide support for the Democratic party and information for those seeking to enrich their lives as Row 1: Tom Motley, pres.; Rick Rabenau, v. pres.; Michaela Kilroy, sec.; Marcy Kaiser, treas.: Karen Huckabee, Wanda Blakemore, Linda Miller. Row 2: John Beary, Gina Vetter, Jeanne Bealmer, Marilyn Roud:ihush, Janet Flesch, Carole citzens of America. This year debates were held, films shown, and speakers were presented at the meetings to stimulate the interest of members of the organization. Schulten. Harold Simpson, Dennis Blakemore, James Couch. Row 3: Phillip C. Noble, Barry Bloom, Dave F. Martin. Ed Zepka, Harry Libby, Pete Geloso, Randall Relford. Louis Virdure, Howard Dearing. 4 9 I £ I ii ( I II  i-Ai YOUNG REPUBLICANS Goldwater in ' 68 ? Who knows? In any event, NEMSTC ' s Young Republican support can be taicen for granted. Tiie Young Republican Club was organized to provide an outlet for students interested in good government under Republician principles and who have lent their service to the party ' s candidates, both on the national and local levels. This work is carried on in order that the organization ' s members, as well as others, become better informed citizens. Row I: Noah P. Richardson, sponsor; Cliff Mowing, pres.; Jerrold R. Shouse, v. pres.; Lind;i Kapfer, sec; Nancy Hitl. treas.; Michael Winecup, sgt. at arms; Bob Fenlon. Row 2: Jim Page, Franklin Meglio, Dianne Bull, Gary Kapfer. John Kopp, Benny Wood. Row 3: David Knes, Jira England, Stacey Braswell, Edward Porter, Kenneth Polston. 172 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Handymen around the campus, the Industrial Arts Club performs numerous services for the college. These jacks-of-all trades assist with spring F.F.A. contests and parent ' s day activities, and are always on hand to help with work ranging from building new trophy cases to wiring public address systems. Another prominent feature of the I. A. Club is taking first prize each year for their unique, mechanical float at the annual Homecoming parade. This year the float also won the prize for the best over-all float. Climaxing the year ' s work, each member looks forward to the annual spring trip to a large industrial center to tour diversified factories and plants. The Industrial Arts Club, a social-professional organization, seeks to provide instructive programs and to encourage an advancement in the industrial education field. f ii tli Row 1: Duane R. Cole, sponsor; David E. Norton, reporter; Robert Babcock. sec; David Herring, treas.; Jerry Brookhart, v. pres.; Barry Clawson. pres.; Walter Schroeder, Bill D. Litlrell, James Couch. Row 2: John Lunsford, Ken Niekamp, Charles Milder, Richard Bums, Russell Hollowell, Donald Linke. William F. Flynn. Jerry Butler. Row 3: John Golob, Terry Simmons, Winston Bailey, Bernard Singleton, Lloyd Deahl, Earl Stephens, Merlyn Petersmeyer, Larry Collins, Jon Sadler, Ray D. Barrows, Henry A. Bower. 173 p ' J Row 1: Linda Swailes, Margaret Biggs, Betty Conley. Row 2: Vivian Moots, Waynella Uhland. Janet Wood, Virginia Robin- son. Row 1: Delores Miller, Linda Parker, Brenda Thomas, Marilyn Plumlee, Barbara Delaney. Row 2: Wauneta Salter, Karen F. STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION The Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Nursing Program is accredited by the Missouri State Board of Nursing. The graduate will have a Bachelor of Science degree, nursing major, and will be permitted to take the state examination for registration, (R.N.). The college has complete jurisdiction of the program of education for professional nursing which includes methods and hours in instruction, clinical assignment, supervision and evaluation of the students by the nursing faculty. The affiliating institutions are Grim- Smith, Laughlin, and Kirksville Osteopathic Hospitals in Kirksville, and Still-Hildreth Osteopathic Hospital in Macon, Missouri. These hospitals, with a combined capacity of 350 beds, and associated clinics, provide experience in all institutional nursing services. Public Health Nursing experience is from the district office of the Missouri Division of Health at Macon and local clinics. The graduate of this program is prepared for staff nursing and is eligible for postgraduate study in any nursing area. Students must maintain a 2.2 honor point ratio. The objectives of the Student Nursing Program are: to prepare professional nurses to serve the ex- panding needs of humanity in health and disease, and to Offer additional preparation in school nursing and techniques of health education. Spratt, Patricia Venezia, Janice Leggett, Lorene Prat, Louise Schwaner, Roberta Chomock. Row I : Mrs. Dorothy S. Pearson, sponsor: JoEUen Hays, pres.; Myrna Boltz, sec; Carol Lockwood, ireas.: Adeline Fosdick, reporter; Marcy Kaiser, Joan Moore, Donna Beth DeJong. Roberta DelVecchio, Janie Albertson, Jean Prinim, Beverly Noe, Carolyn Santee. Row 2: Ruth E. Ray, Sally Minear, Sharon Kay Simbro, Susan Rolls, Carol Irvin, Jeanette Coff- man, Linda Brummitt. Carol Jackson, Margaret Lutz, Charlene Pittman, Marlus Houska, Barbara Biggar, state pres.; Helen Brown, Elizabeth Wilson, sponsor; Charlotte Revelle, sponsor; Shirley Sheeder, Kae Kirker, Wanda Mettes, Vera Hendricks, Janet Elaine Gregg, M. Kathleen Yowell, Anita Lynne Brenizer, Mary Lou Neil. Barbara Joann Mudd. Pat Langford, Katherine Griffith, Mary Martha Griffith. Row 4; Janice Adams, Lois Hickman. Vicki Klug, Beth Kelly, Joyce Karaff, Pat Shafer, Olivene Baker, Karen Gragg, Sharon Saffell, Penny Briggs, Lynn Hill, Jane Beilstein, Sandi Pickett. COLHECON CLUB The Colhecon Club membership consists of college students interested in professional home economics and homemaking. Along with social meetings, Colhecon strives to promote the professional benefits of a home economics career. During the year, Colhecon sponsored such diverse activities as a get-acquainted picnic and was hostess at a State Colhecon Workshop in September; the initia- tion of forty-theree new members in November; a Christmas Party featuring Dr, Flora MaGee giving the history of Colhecon; a special career night in January with speakers from such fields as interior design, home economics, journalism, and institutional cooki ng. In February, Colhecon sponsors a formal tea with the home economics students of the local high school as guests of honor. April is the month for the annual spring banquet, when outstanding students in home economics are honored. The year ' s activities are concluded with a farewell party for the seniors in May. Through the year Colhecon members work with the thought that ' The reward for a job well done is having done it. 175 i  ♦ Row 1: Eugene Smith, sponsor; Dale Burleson, treas.: Roberta Snowbarger, sec; Mary Jackson, Janet Flesch, Linda Gottman, Margaret Plattenberger. Margaret Groff. Row 2: Patricia Knecht. Allen Egbert. Tim Chambers, Jerry Ledbetter, Roger Morris, John Beary, James F. Miller, Carol Wieman. Row 3: Paul C. Yue, Johnny Mat+iis, Sam Fleak, Dave Meyer, Benny Wood, Wayne Bradfield, Mary Dittmer, Sherryl Wilken. SIGMA ZETA Sigma Zeta is the national honorary science society on campus. To be eligible for membership, a student must be majoring in natural sciences or mathematics and must maintain a high degree of scholarship in these fields. A program is presented at each meeting by a member of the science faculty. The group participates in the annual fair of the Missouri Academy of Science. The aims of the organization are to encourage continuing advancement in the field of science, to promote and recognize scholastic achievement, and to foster friendly social activities. PRE-OSTEOPATHIC CLUB The Pre-Osteopathic club offers its members a program of professional and social structure. The activities included in the club ' s program are: human anatomy demonstrations at KCOS, lectures and demonstrations by visiting professional men, profes- sional movies, etc. Row 1: Dennis J. Hey. pres.; Daniel P. Bonetzky. v. pres.; Barbara K. Baines, sec. -treas.; Janet Flesch, corres. sec; M. Kathleen Reese, Richard Sahlhoff, Marvin J. Berman, Don m The club annually holds a Christmas Banquet; spring picnic at the lake; and is encouraged to attend activities of the KCOS fraternities. As future doctors, the members are constantly searching for new ways to prepare themselves for their responsibilities as future physicians. Smith. Row 2: Franklin D. Meglio, Victor H. Kaylarian, Roger D. Morris. Bill Bartlett. Dick Huff, Robert M. Luker, Gerald R. Deves, Loren H. Rex. Jm m w n 9| H Row I: Glenda Rhoads, sponsor: Myma Boltz, pres.; Roxana Wehmeyer, v. pres.; Thomas Bingman, sec-treas. Row 2: Betty Lenzini, Danny Wilford, Sam Fleak, JoAnn Loague. 4-H CLUB The 4-H ers on the campus filled their year with speakers, slides, social hours, and business meetings. Through discussions of the various aspects of Missouri State Club Week, members shared ideas, problems, and experiences to help them become better citizens. Through these activities they fulfilled their purpose of developing individuality and initiative in the youth of America as well as to promote and strengthen citizen- ship and leadership. Thus, they live up to their motto To Make the Best Better. The year ' s program was highlighted by a talk by the International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to New Zealand, career explorations, and safety, first aid, and fall-out shelter precautions. K-CLUB K-Club celebrates its fiftieth anniversary on the NEMSTC campus this year. It was founded in 1915 as a social-professional organization to establish and maintain good public relations between athletes of the college and the students, faculty, and people of North- east Missouri and surrounding states. This is accom- plished by united action toward healthy and enthusiastic promotion of worthy projects and activities. Row 1: Ralph Pink, sponsor; Jim Dattilo, T. J. Jackson, Rich Rhodes. V. pres.; Maurice Minervini, Hank Kaufmann. Row 2: Lloyd Brown, Dave Martin, James B. Pound, Calvin Meyer. K-Club gives the R. E. Valentine Memorial Scholarship to the member with the highest honor point ratio for each quarter. The money for the scholarship is raised by selling candy in the fall. K-Club annually presents Life-Time passes for all athletic contests to K-Club alumni. Proceeds from the 50th Anniversary Benefit Dance will be used for the R. E. Valentine Scholarship fund. reporter; Ron Thomas. Row 3; Dennis Mueller. Paul Comer. Frank Gantt, John Newcomb. K-DETTES Precision marching and dance steps marked the arrival of the first performance of the K-Dettes at a football half time last fall. As they strutted out in grand style onto the field, they helped perk up school spirit for the Bulldogs. Homecoming found the K-Dettes setting a rhythmic pace as they and the college band led the festive parade. The performance of a cowgirl and a hillbilly skit added much enthusiasm to two of this year ' s basketball games. The tremendous success of their annual fresh- man asembly program made up for all the long and tiresome hours of practice that went into perfecting their performance. Under the able direction of Mr. Al Srnka, an experienced dancer and performer himself, the K-Dettes enjoyed a very successful year. Row 1: Becky Taylor, Marti White, Karen Foss, Genanne Engle, V. pres.; Mary Linda Wilson, sec; Pat Weingarfh, Ginger Nitti, Marilyn Engle, Pal Campbell, Nancy Schneider. Row 2: Mary Anne Sleme, Chris Carskadon, Jeanie Cone, hist.; Peggy Steiner, treas.; Pat Dempsey. pres.; Liz Hug, Judy Hafner, Lynda Hutcherson, Carol Behn, Linda Cottman. 178 Row I: Pat Burk, lona Rollins, Marlene Christopher, Nile Buffington, Arlene Huff, Carol Todd, Nancy Heaton. Row 2: Marsha Erickson, Becky Taylor, Nancy Lambert, Mary Jane Millemon. Aileen Cox, Miss Thurman, Barbara Rich, Elaine Welch, Liz McKinley, Carol Lay, Oianne Bull. BETA TAU DELTA Beta Tau Delta Sorority and Beta Tau Alpha Fraternity, charter chapters of the National Educa- tional College Sorority and Fraternity for Baton Twirlers and Dancers, was founded on this campus in 1959, under the guidance of Dr. Walter H. Ryle, Dr. P. O. Selby, Dean Emeritus, and Mary Evelyn Thur- man. The organizations have as objectives upholding professional ethics, scholastic attainment, and establish- ing a perpetual bond of friendship among members. Activities are stationed around their motto ' where twirling links learning to living. Miss Thurman, Arlene Huff, lona Rollins, Marlene Christopher. Pat Burk. Carol Todd, Nancy Heaton, Aileen Cox. r a 1 lA PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB PEM Club has as its objective the professional growth of women majoring in physical education. It encourages high standards of leadership and scholar- ship. The club had a variety of programs which in- cluded a program by the Clinten Tumble-Ettes gym- nastics group, a picture slide program of Europe, the annual Olympic Holiday Christmas Party, movies on the Tokyo Olympics, and the annual chili supper. Forty-eight girls joined the student section of the American Association for Health, Physical Education. and Recreation and the Missouri Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. One project was compiling the Missouri Physical Educators Directory. Club members also took part in student teacher panel discussion groups, lectures, and attended the convention of A.A.H.P.E.R. held in St. Louis. The year ended with the annual PEM Club picnic and the presentation of the Sheryl Fullerton Grim Memorial Scholarship. ♦ t • ( UltUV Vlftli; Row I : Mary Margaret Estes. sponsor; Anita Barta, v. pres.: Colleen Nelson, sec.-treas.; Cindy Fullhart, Liz McKinley. Willa Mae Miller, Pat Carney. Diana Cloyd, Merlyn Jones. Cheryl Lillard, Connie Davis, Sarah Ellmaker, Jean Niswonger. Row 2: Sharon Smith, Pat Burk, Linda Good, Cheryl Morris, Marlene Christopher, Maria Heitman, Pat Molnar, Ruth Drown, Nancy Marshall. Linda Lowery, Joan Niswonger. Row 3: Sharalyn Noland, JoEllen Pedrick, Nancy House, Peggy Hellige, Ruth Griffith, Judy Wade, Pat Dempsey, Kathy Taylor, Loretta Kauzlarich, Barbara James, Shirley Easley. 180 WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION The Women ' s Recreation Association provides an opportunity tor all women of the college to partici- pate in a wide variety of sports, dance, and recrea- tional activities. WRA sponsors school-wide team tournaments in softball, volleyball, basketball, and individual and dual sports. In the spring, the association plays host to teams from several Missouri and Iowa schools at the annual Volleyball Sportsday. The year ' s activities are climaxed with the spring banquet at which awards are presented and new officers are installed. Row 1: June Barnett. sponsor: Martha Spath. sponsor: Pat Carney, pres.: Pat Dempsey. v. prcs.; Joan Wasylenko, sec- treas.: Kerry Ralliff. Merlyn Jones, Maria Heitman. linda Good. Willa Mae Miller. Anita Barta. Pal Shafer. hist.; Connie Davis. Sarah Ellmaker. Jean Niswonger. Ro« 2: Sharon Smith. Peggy Hellige. Pat Burk. Colleen Nelson. Cheryl Lillard. Elaine Lowenberg. Janet White. Diana Cloyd, Marlene Christopher. Nancy Marshall. Dor.iltc K.iilill. Sh.ir.Jvn Noland. Joan Niswonger. Row }: Pat Hamilton, IJ7 McKinley. Loretia Kauzlarich. Barbara James. Shirley Fasley. Kathy Taylor. Judy Fretwell. Maureen FjtzHenry. Ruth Drown, Linda Lowery, Margaret Watts. Nan Begeman. Ellen Korsgaard. Cindy Fullhart. Nancy House, JoEllen Pedrick. 181 Row 1: Bill Boyle, pres.: Ed DeLaney. first v. pres.: John F. J. DeNicola, pledge trainer; James B. Pound, rec. sec: James C. Dunlap. corres. sec.: Dusty Bro n. treas.: Ed Zepka. sgt. at arms: Mike Mihalevich. Row 2: Greg Halsey. Bob Baldes. Ron Berrey. Richard Korasick. Scott Bally. Chuck Leach. Nile Buffington. Row 3: Jerry Cook, Steve Honowitz, Jack Jobe. Ray Raines. A Campora. Ron Fisner. Tom Masten. Clifford Mahin. Bernard Thomas. .Man Driskell. Edwin Miller. Row 4: Bob Slockbower. Dennie Bowden. John Phillips, Stacey Braswell. Darell Havener. Phillip Noble. Tom Kelly, Mel McCollum. Al Naimo. ALPHA PHI OMEGA .Alpha Phi Omega is a Greek Service Fraternity on the college catnpus dedicated to Leadership. Friend- ship, and Set ice. Each year Epsilon chapter sponsors a spring and fall camporee for the Scouts of Thousand Hills District. The annual Ugly Man Contest and Benefit Dance highlights the social activities of .A. P.O. on campus. This year the proceeds from the dance went to help 182 CARE. .A. P.O. also helps with registration in the fall. This year the following members attended the 40th National Convention of .A. P.O. at Denver. Colo- rado: Bill Boyle. Dusty Brown. Carl McKenzie. Jim Pound, and Jim Dunlap. These men learned new ideas on administration, personnel, and pledging of the Fraternity at this convention. Row 1: Martha McClaskey, sponsor; Carole O ' Brien, foreign student advisor: S. Bozorg Mahmoody. pres.; Henry F. John- son. V. pres.; Laura Karel. sec; Jonathan Obel Onyango. treas.; John Kopp, Ah-Ram Kotikula. Rosito O. Manluco. Ma. Concepcion C. Castro. Gayle Miller. Bigan Hakimian. Yoshinobu Ushiyama. Faryar Moshtaghi. Row 2: Philip Ordonio. Jr.. Abbas Mehraban. Touraj Meshkati. Charles Okal. Bijan Issari. Filippa Tackholm. Mercedes Iglesias. Poran Shaghafi, Maggie van Schouwenburg, Wilmetta Lee Baker, Swano Hanasaki. Moussa M. Mostafi. Kombiz Salehi, Row 3: Jose R. Dizon. Suwan Chunsom. Behrouz Kordestani. Amir H. Kordestani. Wanda M. Blakemore. Robert J. Wohlschlaeger. Arnold Gilden. Sandra Miller. Abdon Andere. Kenneth Polslon. Michaela Kilroy. Heilwig Berger. Elisabeth Schmidt. Row 4: Toasefulu La ' ulu. Ehsan Kousari. Dennis Blakemore. Terry Strother. Bob Koltmann. Wolf Oessel. Hossein Baggale Mohammadi. Henry Chok. Darioush Majidi Afshar, Laauli Tosi. Johnny Mathis. Tien-teh Lin. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club serves the students in that all international groups learn to get together, arrange for their social functions, and channel their school political problems. This year has been one of the very best! Member- ship this year is high, the homecoming float won first place in the spirit division, and the banquets have been very successful. 183 Row 1: Dr. Fox. sponsor; Don Nations, pres.; Mike Woods, V. pres.; Alice White, sec; Karen Youngherg. relations chair- man; Barbara Mason, organization chairman; Georgia Hershey, devotional chairman: Jerry Culbertson. house mgr.; Linda Daniels, social chairman; Mrs. Alice Barrett, music chair- man; Herbert Barrett, ministries chairman: Betty Anne Juett. Row 2: Linda Janis Revelle, Carol Lockwood, Willa Ruth Hall, JoAnn Logue, Pat Johnson, Pat Harker, Carolyn Meyer. Beverly Jones, Elsie O ' Bryan. Ronda Willingham, Sue Miles, Carolyn Santee. Row 3: Nell Rosenthal. Marian Williams. Melva Riley, Sharon Elgin, Martha Miller. Carola Sturgeon, Mary Lillard, Janice Adams, Joan lirick, Carolyn Copeland, Delia Gibson, Lera Armontrout. Row 4: Clark Dobbs, Robert R. Morse, Hewgley, Bruce Foster, Danny Wilford, Robert J. Skeens, David K. Elgin. Larry Harker, John Suddarth, Thomas Bingman, Ron Marsch, James Couch, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Daily periods of devotion find students gathering in the chapel at noon or evenings for student conducted worship Monday through Friday. A brass ensemble group and voice choir were new program items. Sunday worship in the local churches ong with regular mission study and activity complete the spiritual pro- gram section. Classes for college credit are offered each quarter. Informal discussion seminars are conducted weekly and special weekend emphases are held. Recreation area and lounges are open daily to all students on campus. The bouncing ping-pong ball provides a basement metronome for the lounge stereo. Intramural teams are entered in all events. BSU Saints, Sinners. Devils, and Angels (a woman ' s basketball team) place d high in volleyball and basketball. BSU holds the school championship in ping-pong singles and doubles and badminton doubles. Special activities of BSU included the sale of UNICEF cards during the fall quarter to help the children of the world ; collection of used clothing for distribution to refugees in Miami, Florida; and the annual chickenque the first week of fall quarter. 184 185 (J UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The UCCF is an Ecumenical campus movement. Just this year the organization adopted a constitution and became more firmly established. Other developments during the year have included the acquisition of a house at the campus, and a choir which serves the churches of Kirksville and the sur- rounding community. The Reverend William G. Rhoades, a Presby- terian minister, came as director of the UCCF this year, and is the first full time campus minister for the organization. National and local sponsoring denomin- ations include the Evangelical United Brethren, United Church of Christ, Christian, Presbyterian, Moravian, and Episcopal churches. Row I: Rev. Harry E. Maurer. Rev. Gene N. Branson, Mildred Holman. pres.; Virginia Boon, sec.-treas.: John Schenk, Inter- failh Council rep.; Patty June McGregor. Peggy Ann Mc- Gregor. Row 2: Michael Davis Shulse, Donna Kay Ewens, Janet Elaine Gregg, Phyllis Ann Niece, Mary Pendleton, Bunya Charoensook. Row 3: James Ralph Miller, H. Alan Trask, Gerald W. Reed, Bill Schmidt, D. G. Ledford. 186 WESLEY FOUNDATION Wesley Foundation, the voice of the Methodist Church on state and Independent college and univer- sity campuses, has taken on a new look at Kirksville. A Friday-night Coffee House was established and the members acquired the full use of the student center. This year, the foundation, under the direction of Reverend David Schadt, has presented programs in the areas of civil rights, international relations, and the meaning of art. literature, and history in life. Some of the highlights of the year have been the formation of encounter groups led by the student and the sharing of experiences by those who attended the conference at South Dakota and Nebraska. Row 1; David Schadt. campus minister; Betty Conley. pres.; Lorna Johnson, v. pres.. Debbie Fortel. sec; Betty Jane Kern, treas.; Karen Adams. Cheryl Kincaid, Kathy Morgen- stem. Diana Cloyd. Merlyn Jones. Row 2: Jose R Dizon. Judith L. Newquist. Joyce Hoyt. Suesana Blair. Betty Blodgett. Pam Baldwin. Shirley Wehrman. Laura Karel. Hiroshi Okano. Fred Woodruff. Row 3: Suwan Chunsom, Nancy Kissinger, Charlotte Herr . Nikki M.i.ick, Filippa Tackholm. Joyce Karaff. Heilwig Berger. Pat Bothe. Jo Motter. Eli v.iheth Schmidt. Barbara Kuriz. Mimi West, Linda Lowery. Row 4: Myron Rouse. Yen Lu, Jonathan Obel Onyango, Wayne McCombs. Henry F. Johnson. David Short Wolf Oessel. Dave Hopkins. Warren Livingston, Dennis Blakemore, John Finley, Henry K. F. Chok, Jim Kinney, Gao Henderson. 187 Row 1: Gilbert C. Kohlenberg, Mary J. Kohlenberg. Rolland Hopson, pres.; Dave Kuenzel, v. pres.: Myma Boltz, treas. Row 2: Donna Danielsen, Sharon Roth, sec: Allen Heaberlin, Paul Middeke, Shephen Lowenberg, Nancy Giewald. GAMMA DELTA Gamma Delta, an international Lutheran organi- zation, was founded in 1956. It is open to all college and university students, and tries to promote Chris;- tian knowledge and service. Gamma Delta has many social activities for the promotion of a fuller life and fellowship for the col- lege students. NEWMAN CLUB The Catholic Newman Club Federation strives to further the religious, intellectual, and social life of its members. Guided by a chaplain, faculty sponsor, and of- ficers, the members complete successfully a wide span of activities. With religion foremost in mind, the mem- bers participate in retreats, hold Patrician meetings, frequently enjoy speakers on some aspect of religion, and annually hold a Cardinal Newman banquet. This year the Newman Club completely revised their constitution and participated in the College Bowl. The social program and various projects include picnics, a hayride. a homecoming float. Halloween dance-party, pancake and sausage breakfast, Christmas card sale, newsletter, and sports night. Row I: John T. Dean, pres.: Charles Hepperniann. treas.: Norma Kelly, sec; Dianne Bull. Lome Berti. Joan Moore. Pat Hamilton. Pat Yowell. Cynthia Dawson. Maxine Adam, Betty Lenzini. Row 2: Mr. Robert Bradley, sponsor; Wilma Mettes, Glyn Ellen Mohn, Leonard A. DeBello. Maureen FitzHenry, Roberta Snowbarger, Mary Lou Stewart, Elaine Swalina, M. ! Kathleen Yowell. Elaine Welch. James Wilke. Row 3: Lynn Dodson. Mary Dittmer. Stan Dombek, Timothy Joseph. Michael McGinnis. Paul TenEyck. Nicholas J. Pauly, Ronnie Fessler, Thomas L. Vetler, Donald Wehr, Terry Tomko, James Schmitz. i £i • f ! ' ■ 1 iPjl P vm RYLE HALL — Row 1: Mary Rigby, Lucille Reeves, Helen Gould, Wilma Payne, Lois DeVinny, Laurie Chehval. Row 2: Janet Printy, Marlus Houska, Joy Fox, Linda Robin- son, Vicki Acklie, Janis Smith, Svea Wikstrom, Janet South. DORMITORY COUNCILS DOBSON HALL— Row 1: Dennis Hahn, Mrs. Freddie Horn, Jerry Cook. Row 2: John Lundgren, John Connolly, Stephen Poole. Q BLANTON-NASON HALLS— Row 1: Mrs Lila Cragg, Miss Doris Gieselman. Row 2: Jan Cornwell, sec.; Lorna Johnson, pres.; Barbara Mason, treas. f l§ m SPORTS m ' Jr ' - J - 1 m i . 3 m]£ M Qr li- 6: ■ •. ----- p - M tM ' f H ' V « . H iiiTimritef ' H l 4 I 3tt« ?lr ' Q ' 1964 FOOTBALL SQUAD— Row 1: Wade, Dattilo, Martin, Comer, Acton, Young, Olinger, Oakley, Glore, Minervini, Kennedy, Rowden, Duggan, Villars, Holler, Coach Wade, Michael. Row 2: Sissom, Rhodes, Taylor, Chargois, Grant, Jones, Richardson, Jackson, Ray, Craddock, Lowe, Fitzpatrick, Johnsen, Hammock, Leu, Coach Gardner, Coach Richerson. Row 3: Coach Nugent, Smith, Sheroky, Onesky, Farrell, Braudrick, Vukich, T. Nickels, DeLuca, Butler, Kern, Kirken- Bulldogs Regain MIAA After two successive almost years, the 1964 Bulldog football squad lived up to their advance billing by going undefeated through their MIAA schedule to bring the conference title back to Kirksville. The Bull- dogs combined a powerful forward wall with an ex- plosive running attack to post a 7-2 season record. Parsons and Arkansas Tech were the only teams to down the NEMSTC gridders as the ' Dogs had little trouble against their MIAA foes. All-american tackle Dave Grant and center John Glore co-captained the Kirksville eleven as they shook off injuries to key men early in the season to win the MIAA crown. An injury to Dave Carty, freshman half- back who was paralyzed by a spinal injury in scrim- mage, dampened what was otherwise a rewarding sea- son. Head coach Red Wade studies the action as Bill Richerson yells a command in a crucial situation. doll, Carty, Seman, Washington, Ford. Row 4: Manager Stone, Helenthal, Hahn, DeMarse, Allridge, Schultz, Coco, Harmon, Cloud, G. Wingo, Buss, Arft, McNeill, Nelson, Rup, Richard- ' . ,: ' i;e i 9 ■ 1 ' « son, Willett. Row 5: Baugher. Beasley. Alberti, T. Wingo, D. Nickels, Redden, Kopp, Gleissher, Allen, Rice, Farnham, Buckley, Wagner, Birlic, Partlow, Stroud. Football Championship KIRKSVILLE 14— WESTERN ILLINOIS 10. The Bulldogs ' powerful line paved the way to the first win of the year. T. J. Jackson scored the first NEMSTC touchdown of the season with only five minutes gone in the game as he followed a double block by John Glore and Mo Minervini to cross the goal line. After a bad pass from center went over punter Mike Richard- son ' s head for a safety, Sharron Washington went 24 yards on an end sweep to ' give the Bulldogs their win- ning margin. But the big credit went to the defensive line which held the Leatherneck backs to 49 yards on the ground. Line Coach Kenneth Gardner Gardner Passes Splatter Bulldogs, 22-12 KIRKSVILLE 12 — PARSONS 22. Wildcat quarterback Gary Gardner, one of the top passers in the country, threw for a total of 436 yards in leading his mates to a mud-splattered victory over the Bulldogs. Gardner and his crew of top- notch receivers overcame a slippery ball and the soggy turf to take ' a 22-0 lead before Kirksville could get on the scoreboard. A pass over the middle to Steve Gilliatt put the lowans in front in the first quarter before an- other bad center snap on a punt, the second against Kirksville in as many weeks, made it 8-0 in favor of the Wildcats. Parsons, with nearly 300 hometown raincoat-clad supporters in the stands, added two more touchdowns to virtually wrap up the decision. The Bulldogs saved face in the final period when Paul Comer came in to throw a pair of touchdown passes to Lou Coco and Walt Olinger. Bulldog Pal Duggan lunges for enemy hall carrier. Kirksville Overpowers Gorillas, 40-16 KIRKSVILLE 40— PITTSBURG 16. Six intercepted passes and several long gainers paced the Bulldogs to their second win of the year at Stokes Stadium. Speedy T. J. Jackson went 95 yards on an inside reverse early in the game for a 7-0 Kirksville lead. Mike Richardson set up the second TD with a 59 yard jaunt and helped the ' Dogs to a 21-0 halftime lead. Clifton Ray and Willie Jones each picked off two Pittsburg passes which led to Kirksville tallies while fullback Ron Villars rambled 54 and 62 yards to twice put the ball deep in Gorilla territory. Jackson and Shar- ron Washington each crossed paydirt twice before the afteraoon had ended. Lou Coco (82) halts Pittsburg halfback Gary Wilson while Rich Rhodes (73) and Dave Grant (74) run to his aid. KIRKSVILLE 35— ROLLA 12. Piling up over 400 yards in the opening half, the Bulldog gridmen ruined Rolla ' s Homecoming festi.vities with an easy victory. Kirksville passed their first conference test with flying colors as the entire Bulldog squad got into the game. Mike Richardson put the ' Dogs ahead in the first quar- ter with a 31 yard TD run. Ron Villars scored the second touchdown from five yards out after T. J. Jack- son had set it up with a 52-yard jaunt. A 63-yard scoring pass by Rolla gave the Miner alumni one of their few opportunities to cheer as Shar- ron Washington came back to make it 20-6. Paul Comer hit Richardson with a 39 yard scoring pass and Jim Dattilo ran the final Bulldog TD across before reserves finished the contest for Coach Red Wade ' s club. Quarterback Dave Martin eludes a would-be tackier. RompTo Victory In MIAA Opener Ron Villars (40) grabs an enemy runner ' s ankle white Dave Grant (74) and Mike Richardson (34) take care of the rest. Cape stars Norman Dockins (31) and Jim Farrell (23) lean an Indian charge around left end but Clifton Ray (24) and Bulldog teammates ci nyer!, ' c to slop the run. Coco Stars In Crucial Homecoming Victory KIRKSVILLE 12 — CAPE GIRARDEAU 3 Lou Coco was in the right place at the right time as the sophomore end came up with two timely pass inter- ceptions and went 20 yards with a Paul Comer pass for the winning touchdown. A capacity Homecoming crowd sat through a hard-fought first half which ended in a scoreless deadlock. Irvin Whitehead ' s 21 yard field goal with seven seconds left i n the third f)eriod gave the Indians ' what appeared to be a decisive 3-0 margin. With less than two minutes gone in the final quarter. Coco grabbed a Whitehead pass on his own 10 and ran it out 32 yards. Comer hit Coco three plays later to put the Bulldogs in front 6-3. With time running out in the last period, Coco made a diving catch of another Whitehead pass to end the final Cape threat. Another pass interception, this time Sharron Washington, added the final touch- down to preserve the Homecoming victory and keep the Bulldogs ' title hopes alive. Lou Coco shakes off injury early in the game to lead the Bull- dogs to a 12-3 Homecoming triumph. Kirksville fans head for exits after the Bulldogs take another victory. Bulldogs Retain Hickory Stick, 20-8 KIRKSVILLE 20— MARYVILLE 8. The Bulldogs took another giant step toward the MIAA champion- ship as they downed a previously undefeated Maryville team before over 11,000 embittered Bearcat fans. An- other outstanding defensive performance, led by Don Rowden, was instrumental in the NEMSTC victory as the Maryville backs were held to 80 yards rushing. After a scoreless first period, Sharron Washington struck twice in the second quarter to make it 14-0 at halftime. The swift sophomore halfback went 54 yards over tackle for the first TD before choosing the same spot three minutes later for an eight-yard score. The fourth quarter was marred by numerous unsportsman- like conduct penalties against the Bearcats which helped the Bulldogs to their final touchdown. Coach Wade gives instructions to quarterback Paul Comer. ii !L .._ ± H - y. • :„ ' ' V - ,,... Bulldog defenders Lou Coco (82) and Clifton Ray (24) pounce on Springfield runner. Kirksville Uncrowns Springfield, 14-0 KIRKSVILLE 14— SPRINGFIELD 0. Gaining re- venge for a costly defeat at 3pringfield last season, the Bulldogs clinched at least a share of the MIAA foot- ball championship. The victory was the fourth straight conference win for the ' Dogs as they held the highly- touted Bears to only 85 yards rushing. The Bulldogs took advantage of a costly Spring- field mistake late in the first half as the Bears fumbled a Kirksville punt on their own 19 yard line. Fullback Walt dinger went over from one yard out a few min- utes later for the TD and a pass from Paul Comer to Marty Rue on the PAT made it 8-0 at halftime. A 62 yard pass play from Comer to Willie Jones for the final BuUdog tally. A Bear tackles Mike Richardson (34). KIRKS VILLE 38— WARRENSBURG 7. A fired- up NEMSTC club assured themselves of a clear-cut MIAA football crown as they raced to a decisive victory over the Mules to close out the 1964 con- ference schedule with a perfect record. Mike Rich- ardson tallied four of the winners ' touchdowns. After Adolphys Mooney went 46 yards for the Mules ' first MIAA touchdown of the season, Paul Comer put the icing on the victory cake for Kirksviile with a 64 yard scoring pass to Clifton Ray. KIRKSVILLE 32 — ARKANSAS TECH 34. A late Arkansas touchdown spoiled a tremendous effort by the Bulldogs ' T. J. Jackson as Kirksviile closed out the season with a 7-2 record. The Wonder Boyd held a 21-13 margin at intermission but Jackson erupted for two quick touchdowns in the third per- iod to put the Bulldogs in front 26-21. After stealing a pass deep in NEMSTC territory late in the game, the Bulldogs gave up the ball on a fumble and saw Tech push over the winning touchdown. Halfhack Mike Richardson squirms away from op osirig tackier. Beat Mules For MIAA Championship Hustling Bulldog defense brings down an enemy halfback. ill i -5IA£ ••1 ' f Dave Grant Mike Richardson Rich Rhodes Three Bulldogs On All-Conference Team A trio of Kirksville standouts were honored with first team berths on the 1964 Ml A A All-Conference football teams while four more Bulldogs were chosen to the second unit. Dave Grant, a first team pick for the past f6ur years, was a unanimous selection while end Rich Rhodes and halfback Mike Richardson were also named to the No. 1 unit. Grant, a 240 pound senior tackle, was also honored on several All-America squads during his collegiate career to earn recognition as one of the top linemen inNEMSTC history. Rhodes, a 220 pound junior, was switched from tackle to end early in the season and was one of the key fjerformers in the Bulldogs ' title drive. Richardson was chosen on the all-star eleven for the third straight year as he averaged 5.6 yards per carry and led the league in punt returns. Chosen to the second team were tackle John Chargois, guard John Kennedy, and backs Sharron Washington and Dave Martin. 201 King Looks For Depth As Season Opens Lack of bench strength was the number one con- cern of Coach Boyd King when the Bulldog cagers began the 1964-65 campaign. Four returning starters along with transfer Denny Magee appeared to have the starting berths well in hand while King and Assist- ant Coach Willard Sims hoped one of the nine other returnees or 12 newcomers would develop. Junior 6-8 center Floyd McMillon was considered to be the key man in the Bulldogs hopes at the begin- ning of the season while Dave Taylor, Larry Luett and Wayne Vlinton were expected to grab the other start- ing positions. Other lettermen fighting for a shot on the top unit were Bill Shaw, Gary Dye and Tom Brendensteiner. Bulldog fans were encouraged by the freshman crop, labeled by King as the best since 1958, the boys who later led NEMSTC to their last confer- ence title. Row I : Kehoe, Bredensteiner, Magee. Wright Brown, Luett, Clinton. Schroeder. Shaw, Bennett. Row 2: Coach King. Taylor, Henk. Pinnell. King Hoffmann, Moore, Menze, Rider, Hueneman, Coach Sims. Row 3: Hopkins, Linnemeyer, Bit- tiker, Hines, McMillon, Dye, Jansen, Lesinger, Skaggs. jem ii im, ' 32 HP. 2 1 . Bulldogs Lose To Powerful DePaul The DePaul Blue Demons, ranked among the top major college teams in the country, proved too much for the Kirksville cagers in the season opener as the Bulldogs dropped an 80-60 decision in Chicago. Coach Ray Meyer ' s club, led by forward Jesse Nash, led all the way in spoiling the Bulldogs ' 1964-65 debut. Parsons College handed the Bulldogs their second consecutive loss three nights later as the lowans rallied for an 82-78 victory at Fairfield. It was the first Parsons basketball win over Kirksville in the history of the rivalry as the Wildcats sewed up the triumph with free throws late in the game. Larry Luett ' s 24 point output was the only bright spot for the losers. Larry Luett Dave Taylor hits a two-pointer for the Bulldogs. Upset Rockhurst ' s NAIAChampions Kirksville ' s first victory of the basketball season came in impressive fashion as the Bulldogs humiliated the defending NAIA champion Rockhurst Hawks 77- 66 at the Pershing Building. Guard Denny Magee was the big man in a balanced Kirksville attack as the Bulldogs broke a two-game losing streak. The Bulldog bandwagon kept rolling along against Western Illinois as the NEMSTC crew romped past the Leathernecks, 101-77. Floyd McMillon triggered the Bulldogs ' fast break as Magee and Wayne Clinton each pumped in 19 points. Bulldog forward Larry Luett takes a ride on a Rockhurst opponent. Dave Taylor King ' s 300th Victory Is Breath-Taker A breath-taking 77-68 overtime victory over archi- rival Quincy College marked Coach Boyd King ' s 300th collegiate coaching victory as the Bulldogs hit 14 straight points in the overtime to gain the win. A clutch 15-foot jump shot by Wayne Clinton as the gun sound- ed at the end of the regulation time sent the contest into the extra session at 63-all. The Hawks went ahead 67- 63 before Floyd McMillon engineered several quick buckets to give the Bulldogs the decision. Taking a 3-2 marK into the annual MIAA Holiday tournament, the NEMSTC lads ran into Pittsburg State in the opening round and dropped a 76-64 contest. Kirksville came back the next day to break the tourna- ment and school scoring record with a 115-77 rout of Maryville. The Bulldogs managed fifth place in the meet by edging Cape Girardeau 73-72 in the last game as Floyd McMillon set another tourney mark with 29 rebounds. Wayne Clinton was chosen to the all-conference team for the second straight year. Wayne Clinton Coach Boyd King receives congratulations after recording 300th coaching victory at Kirksville. open MIAA Race On Wrong Foot Kirksville collided with two of the most powerful teams in the MIAA in their opening conference games as they fell before the defending champion Cape Girar- deau Indians 80-67 before losing at Warrensburg 83- 67 in a hotly-contested game. The twin defeats put the Bulldogs near the bottom of the conference standings and dimmed their title hopes after only two games. Cape, led by Mike Gross with 23 and Jack Becker with 21, hit over 50 per cent of their field shots while the Bulldogs had trouble working the ball against the Indians ' tight defense. Warrensburg broke out of a 34- all halftime deadlock to grab their victory as three Bulldogs fouled out in the second half. Denny Magee led NEMSTC scorers with 19 points. Dave Taylor engages resembles a chorus girl as Bearcats go after the ball. Bill Shaw Bulldogs Rally To Upset Springfield Bears The Bulldogs salvaged the second half of their two-game road trip with a surprising 71-65 triumph at Springfield. Kirksville took a 10-0 lead in the opien- ing minutes before the Bears came back to lead 33-24 at halftime. The Bears led by as much as 11 in the second half before Wayne Clinton and Danny Wright began to cut the SMS margin. Wright put the Bulldogs ahead to stay in the closing moments with a three-point play to give NEMSTC their first conference victory. Floyd Mc- Millon led all scorers with 26 points. Denny Magee ' s 22 points paced the ' Dogs to a 92-76 revenge win over Parsons a few nichts later to bring Kirksville ' s record to 7-5. Wayne Schroeder Danny Wright lays in two points for Kirksville. ' Cold ' Bulldogs Hit Season Low Kirksville ' s unpredictable cagers hit the lowest point of the season by losing to Warrensburg and Western Illinois. The Mules eliminated the ' Dogs from the title chase 82-70 at the Pershing Building before the Leathernecks took advantage of 20 per cent Kirks- ville shooting to take a 77-66 win at Macomb. The Bulldogs eased to an 82-64 victory over Rolla in the next contest as King inserted freshman forward Rich Rider into the starting lineup. Floyd McMillon led the win over the Miners with 28 points as the Bulldogs made their season mark 8-7. Drop Another Overtime Game To Cape Cape Girardeau, a team which has a knack for winning the close ones, emerged with another over- time victory over Kirksviile 82-79 at Cape to keep the Indians in the race for the championship. Kermit Meystedt, who scored the winning points last year in Cape ' s four-overtime triumph at Kirksviile, was gain the culprit as his two free throws provided the decisive margin. The Indian scalping came on the heels of a pair of NEMSTC wins as the Bulldogs had downed Mary- ville 89-60 and Quincy 84-76. Kirksviile eased to the victory over Maryville as they led 44-24 at halftime but had to struggle to crack Quincy ' s five game win- ning streak. Chuck King Coach Willard Sims gives instructions to Floyd McMillan during crucial timeout. 209 ' Dogs Tumble at Rolla, Then Beat Bears RoUa ' s pesky Miners shocked the Kirksville cagers with a 73-64 upset victory over the Bulldogs at Rolla as the Miners broke a 24 game losing streak against NEMSTC. Kirksville ' s poor shooting was again the big factor in the defeat as they dropped to 3-5 in MIAA play. Ralph Farber, the winner of the conference sports- manship award, led Rolla with 20 points. Although the Bulldogs were out of the running for the MIAA crown, they sidelined Springfield with a surprisingly easy 80-71 win over the Bears. All five Kirksville starters hit in double figures as the Bulldogs opened up a 41-36 halftime lead despite 55 per cent shooting by SMS. Warrensburg defeated the Bears the following week to wrap up the MIAA championship. Bulldogs Close With 14-9 Record The Bulldog cagers, seeming to improve with each game, tacked on three more victories before closing out the season with a 14-9 record. Wayne Clinton, ending his basketball career for NEMSTC, rallied near the end of the campaign to win the MIAA scoring crown with a 19 point average. Clinton hit 27 in lead- ing the ' Dogs past Omaha 76-63 and contributed 33 more in a come-from-behind Kirksville victory at Rockhurst, 79-73. In his final collegiate game, Clinton poked in 31 points to engineer a 103-68 romp over Maryville. The Bulldogs wiapped up this one early as they held a 52- 32 advantage at halftime. At the season ' s end, Clinton and Floyd McMillon, the league ' s top rebounder, were both chosen to the MIAA all-star team. Denny Magee Floyd McMillon goes over defenders for a hook shot. Row 1: McDonald, N. Taylor, Luikhart, Thomas, C. Taylor, Schneider. Slockett. Kuenzel, Clinton. Coach Gardner. Row 2: Werling. Menze, Clawson. Schroeder. Kiisek. Jackson. Strickler. Walker. Jones. Coach Songster. Row 3: D. Taylor, R. Frost. B. Frost. Neagle. Lawson. Washington. Krumeich, Williams, Guinn, Sissom. Row 4: Chargois, Currie, Rice, Boyd, Mooty. Crow, Kobel, Closson, Meyer. Row 5: Fetters. Matu- kaitis. Nash, Larkin, Schwartzkopf, Leporati, Wilmesherr, Miyashiro. Bulldog Cindermen Extend Winning Streak As the 1965 track season op ened for the Kirks- ville cindermen, the question was not whether they would win their seventh straight MIAA championship, but by how much. The competing conference schools were simply shooting for second place as Coach Ken- neth Gardner ' s thinclads raced to their seventh straight indoor crown at Columbia. Sporting a pair of Little All-America track stars in high jumper Dave Taylor and distance runner Ed Schneider the Bulldogs continued to bring prestige to their school by holding their -own against the best col- legiate competition in the nation. After grabbing the MIAA title in March, the purple-and-white thinclads made excellent showings in the relays at Memphis, Emporia, Kansas and Drake. Schneider closed his career owning all three dis- tance records at the conference indoor and, along with several teammates, carried the Bulldog banner high at the NCAA regional meet held at Kirksville in May. Coach Kenny Gardner confers with co-captains Ciiiick Taylor and Eddie Schneider. .■ ■K - Bulldog htintler Wu ne Clinton (righl) matches strides nith Wurrenshi(rg and Springfield men at the conference indoor meet. Bulldog Thinclads Display Winning Form at MIAAA Indoor Meet Little All- American high juniper Dave Taylor defends his title at Columbia. Ed Schneider cracks the lonferenie record in the two-mile. • M« Sf mm ' ■ J % M f • • ■ 1 tt J 11 1 ki High hurdlers Norm and Dave lay lor practice form in preparation for conference meet. Cindermen Continue To Dominate League Track Honors Sprinters Jim Slockett, Chuck Taylor and Jerry Krumeicli take positions at the starting blocks. Chuck tied his own conference record in the 440 at the indoor trials. 214 Lam Sirkkler Jerry Kusek Wayne Clinton SEVEN STRAIGHT MIAA CONFERENCE INDOOR TITLES Bulldogs ' champion two-mile relay team consists of Terry McDonald. Ron and Boh Frost, and Eddie Schneider. This quartet placed in several national meets across the country. Bulldog Harriers Place Second In National Meet Coach George Hermann ' s Bulldog cross country team topped off the best season in NEMSTC history by winning second place in the national NCAA College meet in November. It was a fitting climax to the 1964 season as ' the Bulldogs had copped their sixth straight MIAA title a week earlier. Led by St. Louis ace Eddie Schneider, the purple- and-white harriers swept through their eight game schedule undefeated setting numerous records on the way. Schneider finished his cross country career for the Bulldogs by winning top individual honors at the national meet after successfully defending his MIAA title. Terry McDonald joined Schneider on the all- America cross country team by finishing in fourteenth place at the NCAA finals. McDonald also was fourth at the conference meet while teammates Jerry Kusek, Ron Werling, and Craig Guinn were right behind. Back Row: Schneider, McDonald, Frost, Werling, Tiernan, Guinn, Kusek. Front Row: Kobel, Closson. rciters. Frost, Nagel, Rice. Reiter, Walker. One of the all-time great athletes at NEMSTC, Ed Schneider, closed his collegiate track career this year. During his illustrious four year career, he dis- tinguished himself as one of the most outstanding indi- viduals ever to represent the purple-and-white in var- sity athletics. Schneider capped his cross country career last November by winning first place in the national NCAA meet at Wheaton, Illinois. By winning this race, the senior from Jennings was automatically named captain of the 1964 all-America cross country team. Eddie became one of the few collegians ever to gain all-America recognition in two sports as he was chosen to the all-America College track team the pre vious June. He also became the first individual ever to hold three MIAA indoor track records when he set the two-mile mark at Columbia in March. After fmishmg fifth m the conference cross coun- try meet his freshman year, he went on to win top honors the next three seasons. Schneider paced the harriers to 14 consecutive dual meet victories during the past two years. He played a major role in the NEMSTC track team ' s success during the past four years, and placed second in the mile run at the NCAA meet in 1964. President Ryle headed the list of accolades after his victory at the national cross country meet last fall: Mr. Ed Schneider through his untiring and persistent work has brought honor to himself and distinction to his College. Much of his success is due to his sincere dedication to the task to which he is devoted. ' Although the records he set may some day be broken, few will soon forget this soft-spoken young man who brought so much honor to his school. 217 Row One: Kilian. Thomas, Nemeth, and Kaufmann. Row Two: Brown. Elmore, Mueller, Gantt. Porter and Coach Pink, Tennis Team Defends MI AA Title Coach Ralph Pink ' s NEMSTC Bulldogs opened their 1965 season with an unprecedented southern tour to Kentucky, Mississippi and Florida. Although the defending, MIAA titlists dropped all five matches on their trip, they gained valuable experience which helped them to return home and win their next five encounters. Four lettermen returned from the Bulldogs ' 1964 championship club which compiled their best record in history. Conference champions Frank Gantt, Dennis Mueller, Wendell Kilian and Hank Kaufmann were ex- pected to carry the load while Ron Thomas and transfer Dave Elmore completed the Bulldogs ' lineup. The Bulldogs defended their crown at the KSTC Invitational Tournament before finishing the season with the MIAA matches at Rolla. 218 Wendell Kilian. MIAA champion in No. 4 singles, backhands a serve. The conference champion at No. 2 singles. Frank Gantt pre- pares a return. Dennis Mueller and Frank Ganti. conference champions at No. I doubles. Coach Pink outlines schedule for Graduate Assistant Lloyd Brown and Captain Frank Gantt. Four leftermen expected to lecul golfers are Jeff Revier. Terry Sheesley. Don Barnes anil Dick Paichett along with Coach Bill Richerson. Rebuilding Year for BulldogGolfers Golf coach Bill Richerson, with four veterans back from a 2-6 season in {■964, was pessimistic as the season opened. The Bulldogs lost three mainstays from their previous campaign and had difficulty finding replace- ments for the departed veterans. Senior Terry Sheesley was counted upon to handle the No. I position for the NEMSTC linkmen while a pair of Oskaloosa. la. teammates, Don Barnes and Dick Patchett. were also expected to carry major loads. Sophomore Jeff Revier was the other returning veteran as the Bulldogs opened the season. Other returnees included Bill McCormick, Paul Comer and Bill Hersh while Richerson was hoping other candidates would report after the snow had melted. The stiff Bulldog schedule included Drake, Par- sons and Western Illinois before they ended the season with the MIAA tournev. 220 Don Barnes Terry Sheesley Dick Patchett Jeff Revier Intramural Athletics Keep Students Physically Fit Directed by Ralph Pink and ably assisted by John Rushing, men s intramurals at NEMSTC reached new heights this year as what appeared to be the entire male enrollment participated in the well-organized program. The Menehunes, in quest of their second straight all-sports championship, claimed the fleetball crown to open the year. Dave Knes outlasted all others to win the individual honors in tennis. An aging but agile Faculty team ran away with their fifth consecutive volleyball title before over 700 men turned out to play in the favorite intramural sport, basketball. The Sports Imperials downed the Big Reds in the final game to cap another highly successful hard- court season. Steve Honowitz edged Ron Clawson in a shoot-otf for the basketball free throw title. Softball took over as the No. 1 attraction in the spring as 36 teams began competing for the all-school championship. Even the most serious introverts set aside their books to lend their talents to activities in- cluding badminton, table tennis, tug-of-war, horseshoes and the Turkey Day run. The annual track and field meet closed the slate of activities as former high school athletes came out to test their unused leg muscles, vowing never to do it again — until next year. Daring coeds get a muddy hath as their tug-of-war team gets pulled into the murky pool Menehunes pose for picture after winning the all-scluxii titt ' ibull Lluiinpumsliip in the full. Bob Aird spikes one in lively volleyball game. 150 games played in hasketbiill program. HOMECOMING ' ■ . ji 1964 T -1 ' u --. 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Jackie Sue. 106 Baxter. James. 46 Bayse. Janice. 106 Bazil. Kenneth. 76 Beach. Jewel. 106 Beadle. Paul. 76 Beal. Marian. 76.157. 159 Beal, Ruth. 24. 130. 153 Bealmer. Mary Jeanne. 106.139. 162. 165. 171 Beary. John, 76. 125. 154. 160, 171. 176 Beasley. Arthur, 9(1, 192 Beasley, Gerald, 76 Beaty, Frank. 49 Beavers. Ginny. 106 Beckerle. Barbara. 106 Beckett. Robert. 76. 145 Bednarczyk. Joseph. 106 Beedle. Bonnie Jean. 106 Beets. Irma L.. 42 Beets. Larry Joe. 106 Begeman. Nan. 107. 181 Beggs. Michael. 90. 131. 143 Behn. Carol. 133. 178 Behner. Fred. 107 Beilstein. Birney. 90 Belville. Linda. 90 Bell. Clifton R.. 30. 160 Bell. Max E.. 30. 160 Bellman. Jerry. 107 Beltramo. Pete, Jr.. 49 Benge. Gordon. 76 Bennett. Craig. 107 Bennett. Michael. 107 Bentrup. Patricia. 90, 139 Berger. Heilwig. 49. 183. 187 Berges. Carl. 46 Berkshire. Anita. 49 Berman. Marvin. 107. 176 Bernal. Jesus Humberto. 107 Berrey. Ronald. 44. 49, 131. 156. 169. 182 Berry. Edgar. 107 Berryman. Larry. 76. 170. 171 Berti. Lorene. 90, 188 BETA TAU DELTA. 179 Bethel. Larry. 107 Bethman. Janet. 90. 139 Bevan. Linda. 90. 139 Beyer. .Allison. 107 Bichon. Barbara. 49 Bielinski. Dennis. 76. 145 Biggar. Barbara. 49. 156. 175 Biggerstaff. John L.Jr.. 30 Bigsby. Baker. 107 Billings. Margaret. 107 Billington. Phyllis. 90 Bingman. Thomas. 49. 125, 16(1, 177, 184 Bird, Elizabeth, 90 Birk, Delores, 49 Birkland. James, 49 Biser, Terry, 90 Bishop. Sharron. 49. 157. 159 Bilner. David. 76 Biltiker. Paul. 90. 202 Bixler. Harry. 76 Black. Fred. 91 Black. John D.. 30 Black. Marilyn. 49. 125. 133. 153. 155. 157. 158. 161. 162. 165 Black. Shirley. 91. 133 Blackburn. Mary. 91. 135 Blackford. Kalhryn. 76 Blacksmith. Gordon. 49 Blackwell. Judith. 107 Blair. Suesana. 91. 187 Blake.John. 107 Blakemore. Dennis. 49. 171. 183, 187 Blakemore, Wanda, 49, 125, 171, 183 Blecha, John, 91 Blickhan. Charles, 91 Blickhan. Tim. 161. 163. 164 Bliefnick. Edward. 107 Blodgett. Betty. 107. 187 Bloom. Barry. 49. 147. 162. 165, 171 Blozovich, Diane, 91 BLUE KEY, 154 Boehm, Susan. 107 Boerner. Donald. 107 Bohning. James. 107 Bohon. Deborah. 76. 139 Bohon, Kathleen. 76. 139 Bohon. Russell Chris. 107. 147 Bohrn. Janice, 107 Bolden. Johnnie. 77 Boley. David. 46 Bolin. Geneva. 50 Bolton. Charles. 50 Boltz. Mvrna. 91. 157. 175. 177, 188 Bonetzky. Daniel. 125. 176 Bonomo. Ernest, 107 Boon, Virginia, 91, 186 Boone. Susan. 107 Booram. Charles. Jr.. 50 Boreman. Linda. 162 Boroni. Richard. 107 Bostwick. Sheila. 107 Boswell. Ronald. 77 Bothe. Patricia. 91, 187 Botts, James. 107 Boucher. Edith. 77. 135 Boucher. Henry. 24. 160 Boudreau. William. 107 Bourne. Michael. 107 Bowden. Dennie. 77, 182 Bowden, Nancy. 77. 133 Bowens. Howard. 107 Bower. Connie. 107 Bower. Elizabeth. 77 Bower. Henry. 77. 173 Bowers. Orville E.. 25. 160 Bowes. Linda. 77 Bowton. Sandra. 77 Boyd, Michae, 91 Boyer, Billy, 9! Bowyer. Richard, 50 Boyer. Ron. 77 Boyle. Bill. 182 Bradbury. Deanna. 91 Bradfield. Anita. 107 Bradfield. Wayne. 50. 176 Bradford. Vera Carolyn. 107 Bradley. Mark. 77 Bradley. Michael, 50, 167 Bradley, Robert J., 30. 188 Bradshaw. Judy. 42 Bradshaw. Romet David. 77 Bragg. Karen. 91. 175 Brammer. Cheryl, 77, 168 Brandt. Joseph. 91 Brandt. Judith. 107 Brandt. William. 107 Branson. Gene N,. 186 Brantner, Ted, 77 Braswell. Stacey. 50. 125. 153.172. 182 Brandrick. Russ. 192 Breckenridge. James, 107 Bredensteincr, Thomas. 91. 145. 202 Breeding. Dennis. 107 Brenizer. Anita. 107. 175 Brenneman. Robert. 107 Brent. Jim. 160 Brewer. James. 107 Brewer. Larry. 107 Brewer. Wayne. 107 Brice. James. 77 Brice. Mikel. 77. 133 Brice. Patricia. 91 250 BnUdle. Garry. 91 Briegcl. Helene. 77. f  Briggs. Jeanelle. 91 Bnggs. John. 107 Bnggs. Lana, 107 Bnggs. Penny. 44. H). 125. 1. 5. I. ' ;?. 158. 160, 175 Briggs, Roger. 50 Briggs.Roger Dale. 77 Briggs. Wilma. 91 Brink. Michael. 107 Brinkley. Jon Neil. 107 Broadwell. Sharron. 50 Broeker. Kennelh Melvin. 107 Brocmser. Charles. 77. 157 Brokaw. Thelma. 77. 161 Brookhart. Jerry. 50. 173 Brooks. Leo. 91 Bross, Mary. 91 Brown. Bob. 202. 211) Brown. Edwin. 107 Brown, Evelyn. 107 Brown. Helen. 77. 175 Brown. Jeanelte. 107 Brown. Jerry. 107. 147 Brown. Lloyd. 177 Brown. Maxine. 107 Brown. Peggy. 107 Brown. Rexford (Dusly). 77. 182 Brown. S. Lloyd. 77 Brown, Thomas. 107 Brown. Woodson. 145 Browne. Walter A.. 30. 160 Browning. Bessie. 31 Broyles. Elizabeth. 107 Bruey. Sandra. 91 Brumley. Leiand. 108 Brummitt. Linda. 91. 160. 175 Bruner. Charles. 108 Briiner. M. Kay. 50. 161.162 Bruner. Nancy. 108 Bruner. William. 91. 164 Bryan. James. 108 Bryant, , ' nne. 77. 157. 166 Bubenyak, Marie. 77 Buchanan. Billie. 91 Buchanan, Robert. 50. 157. 160 Buck. Jerald. 77 Buckley. Joe, 108, 192 Buckman, Donald, 108 Buckman, Thomas, 50 Buffinglon, Nile. 50. 145. 179.182 Buffinglon. Phyllis, 108 Bulgin. Lansing W.. 31. 161 Bull. Dianne. 50. 153. 157. 169. 172. 179. 188 Bullis. Craig. 161. 163. 164 Burchett, Janet. 77 Burk. Patricia. 91. 179. 180. 181 Burke. Jeanne. 50 Burkharl. Frank. 77, 145 Burleson. Armin. 50 Burleson. Dale. 176 Burnam. Daria. 108 Burns. James. 108 Burns. Richard. 50. 157. 173 Burnside. Marion, 91 Burt, Judith, 91 Buschard, Richard, 77 Bush. Gary. 91. 143 Butler. Jerry. 77. 173 Butler. Patrick. 91. 192 Butler. Sue. 108 Byers. Charles. 77 Byers. Elaine. 77 Byers. Janice. 51 Byg. Robert. 44. 51. 125. 153. 154. 158. 160. 167 Byrd. Jane Ellen, 31 Byrne, Basil, 77 Byrum, Harry Wesley. 51. 157 C Cable. Don. 108. 164 Cable. John. 91 Cable. William H.. 31 Calise. Ralph, 108 Callis. Mary Lou. 108 Cameron. John. 108 Campbell. John, 91 Campbell. Patricia, 91. 178 Campbell. Richard. 108 Campbell. Sandra. 108. 137 Campbell. William. 91 Campora. Alan. 51. 125. 182 Cannaday. Steve. 77 Capewell. Timothy. 108 Capps. .Arthur. 77 Capps. Freedom, 108 Cardenzana. John, 91 CARDINAL KEY. 155 Carey, Dennis. 91 Carey. Donald. 108 Carlson. James. 51 Carney. Patricia. 44. 51. 125. 137. 152. 153. 180. 181 Carpenter. Earl, 51, 157. 158, 160 Carpenter. Linda Sue, 180 Carpenter. Marianne. 108 Carr. Holly. 164 Carr. Janice. 91 Carr. Shirley. 77. 157 Carroll. Florence. 108. 133 Carroll. Robert. 108 Carskadon. Christine. 91. 135. 160. 178. 228 Carskadon. Connie, 77 Carson. Mary. 108 Carter. Christine, 108 • Carter. Lewis M„ 170 Carter. Lyie E.. 31 Carter. Robert. 108 Cartw right, Cathrine. 108 Carty. David. 108, 192 Cary. Mary Ann. 108 Case. Karen. 108 Cash. Retha. 108 Cash. Richard. 91 Cassady. Joseph, 5 1 Cassity. Sharon, 108, 139 Castro. Concepcion. 46. 183 Cale. David. 51. 162, 163. 165 Center. Pamela. 108. 135 Chamberlain, Joe. 108 Chambers. Charlene. 77 Chambers. Tim. 176 Chandler. Jack. 92. 125. 147 Chandler. Margaret. 108 Chapman. Carolyn. 108 Chapman. John. 51 Charboneau. Alan. 108 Charoensook. Bunya, 186 Charter. Stephen, 108 Chavez. Genevevo. 77 Chavez. Juanila. 77 Chehval. Laurie. 92. 139. 169. 189 Cheng. Ruby. 108 Chenoweth. Tommy. 78 Cherbonnier. Kathleen. 3 1 Cerva. James, 5 I Childers. Allen.5l Childcrs. Gary. 51. 167 Childers. Linda. 108 Chisham. Joseph. Jr.. 92 Chok. Henr . 92, 183, 187 Chornock, Roberta. 92. 174 Chow, Mimi. 78 Chrisman. Joyce. 78 Chrislensen. Sue. 78 Chritian. Erneslene. 108 Christopher. Marlene. 108. 179. 180. 181 Christy. Dixie. 51. 162. 163 Christy, Jeanne. 108 Christy. Joyce, 108 Chuairy, Dilma. 108 Church. Mary. 108 Cioban. Dorothea. 78 Claggelt. John, 108 CLARINET CHOIR. 163 Chuhb. James. 46 Chunsom. Suwan. 46. 183. 187 Clark. Carol Ann. 92, 157 Clark, Carolee. 51. 137 Clark. Dora Belle. 31 Clark. James. 51 Clark. James R., 108 Clark,Jane. 133 Clark. Michael. 92 Clark, Richard J., 108 Clarkson, Harvey Norman. 44. 51, 154 Claussen. Roger. 108 Clawson. Barry. 51, 157. 158. 160. 173 Clawson. Martin. 108 Clawson. Ronald. 108. 147 Clawson. Vahl Richard. 108 Cleaver. JoAnne. 78. 139 Clemens. Larry. 51 Clendaniel. Elizabeth, 31 Cline, Patricia, 92 Cline, Rita Marie. 78 Clingman. Donna. 92 Clinton. Wayne. 202. 205 Close. Connie. 108 Cloud. Diana. 92. 180. 181. 187 Cloyd. Linda. 109 Cloyd. Michael. 78. 168 Cobb, Marvin. 109 Cobourn. William D.. 31 Cockerill. Michael. 78 Coco. Lou. 152. 192 Coda. Georgia M.. 42 Coen. James. 78 Coffman.D. Jeannelte. 78. 175 Cohen. Marcie. 109 Colbert. Max, 109 Cole. Dietra. 92 Cole. Duane R.. 31. 144. 160, 173 Cole. Helen Rosemary. 31 Cole. Myrna Jean. 92. 159. 161 Coleman. Donna. 92. 161. 164 COLHECON. 175 COLLEGE PLAYERS. 169 Collier. Randy. 109 Collins. Bob. 109 Collins. Frederick. 109 Collins. George. 109 Collins. Joe. 78 Colins. John. 78 Collins. K. Louise. 51 Collins. Larry E.. 46. 173 Collins. Mary A,. 109 Collins. Mary M,. 109 Collins. Sherod J.. 31. 168. 169 Collisier. Arlene. 92 Colton. Frank V,. 31. 160 Colycr. William. 92 Comer. Gregory. 109 Comer. Kyle. 78 Comer. Paul. 92. 147. 177. 192 Comer. Vonn Larry. 92 Compton. Elva. 109 Compton. Jenny Lind. 92 Compton. Vesta. 78 Comslock. Darrell. 109 Conard. Larry. 78 Condon. Kathleen. 52 Cone. B. Jean. 92. 135. 178 Cone. M. Kay, 52. 135 Conger. Sherry. 92 Conkin. Edward. 109 Coney. Belly. 52. 187 Coney. Janet. 44, 78, 130, 161. 162, 165 Conner, Melody. 169 Conner. Terry. 167 Connolly. John. 44. 52. 1 3 1. 168. 189 Cook. Charles. 92 Cook. Donald L.. 52 Cook, Gordon, 52 Cook. Helen. 109 Cook. Jerry. 52. 170. 182. 189 Cook, Maria, 109 Cook, Paul, 52 Cook, Ray. 109 Cooke. Beite. 31 Cooke. .Michelc. 109 Coole . Carolyn. 92. 135 Cooper. Julie, 42 Cooney. Robert. 109 Copcland. Carolyn. 184 Copeland, Ruth. 52. 161 C openhavcr. Harold 1 ., 31 Cornwell. Janet. 92. 1.39. I. 9. 161. 189 Cortelyou. Susan. 78 Corvey. Wesley. 92 Costa. Sal. 52. 131, 147 Coto. Vilma. 52 Collingham. Gerald. 92, 161. 163. 154 Coltrell. Paul. 78 Couch.James. 52. 160, 171, 173. 184 Coulson. Oil. 78 Coulter. Fred. 78, 157 Coulter, Gary, 109 Court. Dan. 78. 166 Cowen. Dennis. 108 Cox. Aiene. 92. 179 Cox. Ann Elizabeth. 42 Cox. Dale. 78. 125. 157. 1611. 166 Cox. Gary. 52 Cox. E, Jeanette. 52. 159 Coy. Bette Lou. 92 Coy, Jeanie, 109, 133, 153 Coy. Jimmie. 109. 152 Coy. Karen Sue. 109 Crable. Emily Jo. 92 Craddock. Richard. 78. 145. 192 Cragen. Connie. 109 Cragg. Lila. 189 Craghead. Sam. 161. 163. 164 Craghead. William. 78 Craig. Larry. 109 Craig. Robert. 78 Crank. Gary. 109. 162. 165 Crawford. Connie. 78 Crawford. Etta Jean. 78 Crawford. Gerald. 52 Crawford. Kay. 32 Crcasman. John. 92. 162. 164. 165 Creason. Maurice. 109 Cremeens. De Wayne. 109 Crew. Walt. 52 Crim. Joyce. 109 Crisi. Donald. 92 Crilchlow. Harold. 92 Croarkin. Eugene. 32 Croarkin. Eugene J.. 32 CriKkell. John. 92 Crooks. Donna. 109. 139 Crooks. Forest I.. 32. 1611 Crooks. James. 92 Crosby. Naida. 78 Crosier. Joan. 109 Crow. Carl. 109 Crow. Diana Lynn. 109 Crowell, Gary. 52 Crump. Charles. 92. 131 Crumpacker. Donald. 92 Culbcrison. Jerry. 92. 184 Cullers. Richard. 78. 145 Cullers. Ronald, 52, 145 Cunningham, Earl C. 32 Cunningham, Jane. 78 Cunningham. Michael. 109 Cupp. Barbara. 109 Cupp. Dorothy. 92 Currell. Patty, 92 Curtis. David. 78 251 Curti . Nancy. 92. 157, 161 Curtis. Robert. 109 D Daily. Joan. 109 Dalion. Barbara. 109 Dameron. Janet. 52 Damro. Dianne. 46 Daniels. Jerrv. 52 Daniels. Linda C. 53. 184 Daniels. Patricia. 109 Daniels. .Stephen. 109 Danielsen. Donna. 109. Ie8 Darsi. Donald. 78 Dallilo. James. 78. 177.192 Davidson. William. 93 Davis. Connie. 109. 180. 181 Davis. David. 109 Davis. Dennis. 53. 147. 164 Davis. Eaine. 164 Davis. Jim. 93 Davis. Keith. 78 Davis. Sandra. 109. 139 Davis. Sue. 78. 130. 133. 155. 157. 159. 160 Davot. David. 109 Daw. Harry. 53 Dawkins. M. Katheen. 78. 135. 155. 157. 159. 160 Dawson. Cynthia. 109. 188 Day. Judith. 53. 161 Day. Mary. 53 Deah. Lloyd. 53. 157. 173 Deal. Lester. 78 Deam. Joyce. 53 Dean. John T.. 188 Dean. Tim. 78 Dearing. Howard. 171 Deaver. Don E.. 42. 160 DeBello. Leonard. 188 Deck. Jesse. 78 DeGeest. Cherol. 109 DegeneTf. Jime. 109 Dehner. David. 109 DeJong. Donna. 93. 139. 175 DeJongh. Sandra. 53 Delaney. Barbara. 79. 174 DeLaney. Edwm. 79.147. 182 DeLaura. Vito Paul. 109 Delgado. Melva. 109 Deluca. John. 93. 175 Dempsey. Patricia. 53. 135. 178. 180, 181 Den Hartog, Rebecca. 79 DeNicola, John. 53. 182 Dennis. Jerry. I 10 Dennison. Linda. 1 10 Densherger. Sharon, 79 DEP.ARTMLNTAL HEADS. 26.27 Derby. Michael. 53 Derrv. Olin. 79. 170 Deskm. Elizabeth, 93 DeVens. Daniel. 110 Deves. Gerald. 79, 176 Deves, ,Sandra, 79 DeVine, Jerry, 53 1 eVinny, Lois, 189 DeVorc, Barbara, 79, 139 DeVore, Gary, 53, 166 DeVos, Donna, 53, 165 Did, Ralph, 93 Dickey, Peggy, I 10 Dickenson, Richard, 110 DiGrazic, Anthony, 93 Dillingcr. Marsha. 110 Dicckman. Dorothy. 93 Dietzman. Sandra. 1 10 Dillman. Cheryl. 79. 139. 161 Dini. Barbara. 79 Dini. Farshid. 53 Dini. Said. 110 Dinsmore. Keith. 53. 147 DiSalvo. John. 1 10. 145 Disselhorst. Margaret. 53 252 Dittmer. Marv. 79, 157, 160, 164, 176, 188 Dixon, Gary, 79, 145. 160 Dizon. Jose, 46. 183. 187 Dobbs. Clark, 184 Dobhs. Judith, 93 Dobbs, William. 93 Dodson. Eddy. 169 Dodson. Lynn. 188 Dodson. Peggy. 93 Dolan. Gary. 79 Doan. Joseph P.. 26. 160 Dombek. Stan. 188 Dominacki. Nancy. 110 Domsalla. Sally. 79. 157 Donald. Dixie. 110 Donnelly. John. 110 Dooley. Robert. 53 Doran. Sharon. I 10 DORM COUNCILS. 189 Dorn. Wendy. 110. 137 Dougherty. James. 32. 160 Dougas. Karen Sue. 79. 168.169 Dover. Bevery. 79 Downing. Ernest. 93 Dregey. John. 79 Dreyer. Thomas. 1 10. 143 Driskell. Alan. 145. 182 Drown. Ruth. 110, 180, 181 Drummond. Pamela, 1 10 Dry, Berenice S.. 32 Duckworth, Robert. 93 Duden. Kathleen. 79 Duden. Tom. 32. 160 Duffey. Jewell, 79. 133. 157. 161 Dunavant. Anne. 79, 139, 157 Dunbar, Diana, I 10 Duncan, Edward, 53 Duncan, Samuel, I 10 Duncan, Thelma. 53, 157 Dunham, Donald, 110 Dunlap, James C. 79, 145, 182 Dunn, Gary, 79 Dunn, Kenneth, 110 Dunn, Rebecca, 110 Durham, Roger, 54, 167 Durst, Nancy, 79, 139, 153, 157, 229 Dulemple, Janet, 54 Dwyer, Rose, 1 10 Dye, Roger, 79 E Early. Eileen, 79, 157 Early, Robert, 93 Early, Mary Ann. 1 10 Easley. Shirley. 93. 180.181 Easlerday. Sharon. 46 Eaton, Floyd. 110 Eaton, Zelwin, 110 Eckert, Betty, 93 Eckhardi, M. Wayne, 54 Eddens, Susan, 1 10 Edge, Roger, 79 Ediger, Marow, 32, 160 Edmundson, Peare, 110 Edwards, Eileen. 1 10 Edwards, Frances, 93 Edwards, Garrell, 1 10 Edwards, Gene, 93 Edwards, Janet, 42 Edwards, Jerry, 93. 160 Edwards. William D.. 46 Efthim. Mary. 93. 161 Egbert. Allen. 54. 176 Eggleston. Judy. 93. 162 Eick. Michael. 110 Eilel. Jane. 79 Eilel, John. 54 Eitel, Sherry, 110 Elam, Charles J„ 25. 160 ELEMENTARY MAJORS CHORUS, 161 Elgart. Arthur, 54 Elgin, David, 184 Elgin, Sharon. 93, 184 Elliott. Richard. I 10. 147 Elliott. Terry. 54 Ellis. Beth. 110. 133 Ellis. Ellen. 93. 162 Ellis. Patricia. 93. 139 Ellmaker, 110. 180. 181 Ellman, Susan, I 10 Elmore, Judith, 42 Elsea, Donald, 1 10 Elson, Constance, 79, 161 Elson, Janice, 1 10 Embree, Erin Jo, 1 10 EMERITL 28 Endecoti. Linda, 42 Engel, Beverly. 110 England. Ada Lee. 79 England. James. 54. 172 Engle. Ardella. 110. 137 Engle. Genanne. 54. 125. 137.155. 157. 158. 166. 178 Engle, Marilvn. 93. 125. 137. 178 ENGLISH CLUB, 168 Epperly, Elmer, 93 Epperson, Jerrold,, 79. 147. 161. 163. 164 Epperson. Lee. 1 10 Erb. Barbara. 93. 135 Erdmann. Frances Neves. 32 Erdwins. Gary. 54 Erhard. Bernard P.. 32 Erickson. Joyce. 54 Erickson. Marsha. 93. 133.165. 179 Ericson. Nancy. 79. 161 Ernst. William ' . I 10 Erwin. Rebecca. 1 10 Ess. John. 110 Estal. Gerald. 54 Estes. .Mary Margaret, 32, 180 Estle, Mary, 110 Euritt, Darrell. 79 Evans, Denman C 32 Evans, Elizabeth, 32 Evans. James. 79 Evans. Larry. 79 Evans. Marjorie. 1 10 Evans. Mary Ellen. 93 Evans, Molly, 110 Evantash, Michael, 110 Ewens, Donna Kay, 110. 186 Ewing, Donad, 79 Ewing, Joyce, 54, 135 F Fabrega, Elba, 93 FACULTY, 30 Fallon, Julie, 79 Falloon, Ellen, 93 Farrell. Jim, 145 Farrenkopf, James, 93 Fanlon, Susan, 1 10 Farnham, John, 110, 192 Farr, Harry, 110, 147 Farrell. James, II I, 192 Fast, Charles C. 32 Fast. Lee. 1 1 1 Faucett. Gary. 54 Fears. Gary. 93 Fehr. Gerald. 54. 143 Fenlon. Robert. 54. 125. 160. 171. 172 Ferguson. Betty. 158 Fergason, Carol. 79. 167 Fergason, Connie, 93.. 133 Ferguson. Robert.lll Fessenden, Del, 79, 145 Fessler, Berna Lu, 1 1 1 Fessler. Ronnie, 111. 188 Fellers. Gerald. I 1 1 Fickel. Connie. 111. 133 Fickel. Irene, 1 1 I Fiebig, Gary. 1 1 I Fielder, Roberi, 79 Fields, Betty, 54 Fimbel, Peter, 54 Finck. . ndrea, 93 Finkeldei. Dennis, 1 1 1 Finley. John. 93. 187 Fiorentino. Christopher. 1 1 1 Firouzabadi. Irag. 1 1 1 First. Steven. 1 1 1 Fischer. Bonnie. 79 Fisher. Marjorie. 80 Fisher, Gary, 1 1 1 Fisher, Patricia, 1 1 1 Fisher, Ronald, 54, 182 FitzHenry, Maureen. 111. 133. 181. 188 Fitzpatrick. Michael. 55. 145. 192 Fitzsimmons, William, 32 Flanagan, Bob, 169 Fanagan, Michael, 164 Flanders, James, 93 Flanders, Marjorie, 1 1 1 Flanigan, Deborah. I 1 1 Flasch, Glenn, 80, 125. 157. 160 Flaspohler. Richard. 33 Flaspohler. Ronald. 33 Fleagle. lona. 111. 137 Fleaic. Lewis Samuel. 46, 176, 177 Flesch, Gretchen, 111. 135 Flesh. Janet. 94. 135. 157.160. 170. 176 Fligg. Kendall, 94, 143 Flowers, Joyce. 44. 55. 130. 135. 155 Floyd, Gary, 111 Flynn, Wililam Francis, 94, 173 Flynn, William Robert. 94 Foelsch. Charles. 1 1 1 Foerster, Cameron, 94 Fogeman, David, 1 1 1 Ford, Eizabeth, 94 Fordham, Dan. 94 Foreman. Rebecca. 161. 162 Forgy. Shirey. 80. 160 Forrester. Hillis. 80 Fort. Robert C. 33 Fortel. Deborah. 44. 55. 125. 137. 155. 158. 160. 169. 187 Forty. Joan. 94 Fosdick. Adeline. 55. 175 Foss. Karen. 111. 139. 178 Foster. Bruce. 184 Foster. Christine. 55 Foster. James. 1 1 1 Foster. Roger. 55 Foudree. Charles. 80. 147 4-H. 177 Fowler. Sharon. 80 Fox. John. 184 Fox. Jolcen. 111. 137 Fox. Joy. 80. 137. 189 Fox. Michael. I 1 I Frady. Marjorie. 80 Frazee. Nathan. 44. 80. 147. 152. 159 Frazier. Elizabeth. 33 Freeburne. Frederick. 33 Freeland. Jerry. 94 Freeland. Max. 33 Freeman. Priscilla. 80. 157. 161 Freels. Mer vyn. 55 Fregoe. Viola. 94 FRESHMEN. 106 Fretwell. Judith. 94. 181 Fretwell. Obie. 1 1 1 Friedman. Morris. Ill Fritz. David. 1 1 1 Frevert. John. 80 Fritz, Dave, 147 Frost, Robert, 94 Frost, Ronald. 94 Frueh, JoAnn, 94 Fry, Garry. 80 Fry. Nancy. 94 Fugaie. Ernest, 1 1 1 Fullhiirl. Cynthi;i. 55, IXd. 1X1 Fullon, Robert, 1 1 1 Kurgison. Lois. I 1 1 G Gaines, Barbara, 1 1 1 Galbrailh, Jean. 94, 1.15 Galcy, Deborah. 1 1 1 Galkowski, Joseph, 55, 125,147, 230 Galloway, Dale, 1 1 I Gamache. Sharon. 80, 161, 162, 165 Gambach. Bruce, 1 1 1 Gambell, l.vie, 1 1 1 GAMMA DELTA, 188 Ganit, Frank, 177 Garden, Lois, 80. 137 Gardner, C. Hugh, 33. 160 Gardner. Edwin. 55 Gardner, Kenneth L.. 33. 192. 193 Gardner. Ora Lee. 1 1 1 Gardner. Roma. 55 Gardner. Sharon. 80 Gares. Vera. 33 Garkie. Cecil Wayne. 55. 160 Garner. Connie. 55 Garrett. Gerry. 1 1 1 Garrett. Helen. 1 1 1 Gasser. Marlise. 1 1 1 Gates. Nancy. 1 1 1 Gee. Robert. 94 Geisendorfer. Patricia, 1 1 1 Geisendorfer. Mary. 80 Geloso. Peter. 111. 171 Genkinger. John. 1 1 1 Genochio. Francis. 1 I 1 George. John. 55 Gerdes. John. 80 Gerhold. Shirley L . 42 Giachino. Ervin. 94. 147 Gianopulos. Louis. 1 1 I Gibbs. Marsha. 80 Gibbs. Robert. 94 Gibsan. Barbara. 1 1 1 Gibson. Carol. 111. 135 Gibson. Delia. III. 184 Gibson. Henry K.. 33 Gibbons. Marilyn G.. 42 Gieselman. Doris. 189 Giewald, Nancy. 111. 188 Gifford. Sandra. 94 Gilden. Arnold. 55. 157. 183 Gilderbloom. Mark. 55 Gill. David. 55. 147 Gillam. Janis. 80 Gillaspie. John. 80 Ciilmore. Donna. 1 1 1 Gilmore. John. 55 Ginther. Peggy, 1 12 Girdner, Carol. 1 12 Gismegian, Paul, 94 Gladney, Sue, 1 12 Glaser, Jack, 112, 145 Glaser, Joseph S., 46 Gleason, Marjorie, 112 Glenn. Robert. 1 12 Glidden. John. 1 12 Glore, John. 45. 55. 192 Glover, Carolyn, 55, 139 Geotze, John C. 33 Goins, Massye, 33 Golden, Cecil, 94 Golden, Nancy, 80, 161, 163, 164 Golden. Stuart. 80. 145 Golob. John. 80. 173 Golway. Carolyn. 112 Gomez. Laura. 112. 139 Good. Malinda. 94. 137. 180. 181 Good. Marvin. 80 Ciood. Mickey. 56 Gooding. J. D.. 169 Goodwin. Helen. 112 Goodwin. Larry. 94 Gordon. Marilyn. 112. 164 Gordy. Caria, 1 12 Gore, Gary, 80 Gore, Larry. 80 Gosch. Geraldinc. 33 Gotheridge. Becky. 80 Golheridge. Danny D.. 46 Gollman. Linda. 94, 133. 162. 176. 178 Gottschalk. Dempsey. 56, 147 Goupghnour, Steven, 112 Gould, Helen, 189 GRADUATES, 46 Gragg, Virginis. 1 12 Graham, John, 1 12, 164 Gramling, Linda, 1 12 Grandia, Robert. 56 Granneman. Larry. 112 Grannis. Ronald. 1 12 Grant. Austin. 1 12 Grant. Barbara. I 12 Grant. Dave. 192. 201 Grant, Janine, 80 Grant, Jerry. 1 12 Grant. Wilma. 94. 161 Graves. Carol. 80 Gray. Marsha. I 12 GREEKS. 130 Green. Dee E.. 94 Green. Eddie. 1 12 Green. Fred. 1 12 Green. Michael. 80 Green. Richard G.. 33 Greeno. Virginia. 94 Greer. Sharon. 1 12 Gregg. Janet. 94. 175. 186 Gregory. David. 1 12 Gregory. Denise. 94. 133 Gregory. Frank. 94 Gregory. Richard. 1 1 2 Griffin. Sandra. 80 Griffith. Harriet Ruth. 1 12 Griffith. John. 80 Griffith. Katherine. 94. 157. 175 Griffith. Mary Martha. 157, 159, 175 Griffith. Phillip E.. 46 Griffith. Ruth. 112 Grimshaw. Jackie. 112 Grindle. Carol. 1 12 Grinslead. Glenda. 94. 133 Grissom. Loren V.. 33. 168 Grod. Bruce. 1 12 Groff. Donald R.. 34 Groff. Margaret. 80. 176 Grooms. Carol. 1 12 Gross. Charles E.. 34. 142 Gross. William. 1 12 Grossberg. Barry. 56 Grossman. Robert. 112 Grover. Linda. 1 12 Groves. Wesley. 1 12 Grubb. John. 112 Gruber. Bryan. 56 Gruber. Patty Sue. 42 Gruwell. Deanna. 1 12 Guilfoyle. Hazel. 94 Guinn. Braxton. 94 Guinn. Carol. 1 12 Guinn. Karen. 1 12 Gunnels. Jennifer. 112 Gunter. Dennis. 112. 147 Guzzi. Samuel. 56 H Hafner. Dean. 80 Hafner. Judith, 94, 178 Hagan, Carolyn, 112 Hagemann. Hans H.. 34 Hahn. Dennis. 80. 148. 189 Hahn. Dixie. 112 Hahn. Larry. 112. 192 Hahn. Richard. 112 Hainds. Gloria. 56. 137 Haines. Michael. 56 Haines. Paggy. 1 12 Hakimian. Bigan. 94. 183 Hale. Garl. 56. 147. 167 Hale. Jo Diane. 112 Hale. Judy. 80 Haley. Madelon Louise. 94 Hall. Constance. 80 Hall, Janice. 112 Hall. Jennell. 112 Hall. Judith. 94. 163. 164 Hall. Richard. 94 Hall. Tommy. 95 Hall. Willa Ruth. 56. 125. 133. 155. 157. 1.59. 160. 167. 184 Hall. William F.. 34 Halley. Kalhy, 112 Hallman, Dwaync, 112 Hallock, Kathleen. 112 Halsey, George. 95. 148 Halsey. Gregory. 45. 56. 148. 157. 170. 182 Hambleton. Lynda, 80 Hamblin. Jane. 95 Hamelan. William. 80 Hames. Millie. 113 Hamilton. Jolene. 113 Hamilton. Patricia. 113. 133. 181. 188 Hammack. Charles. 56. 192 Hammack. Susan. 95. 135 Hammond. Errol. 56 Hammond. Penny. 56 Hampton. Judy. 95 Hanasaki. Swano. 81. 137. 160. 183 Hancock. Judith Ann. 34 Hanke. Donald. 113 Hankins. Nancy. 1 13 Hanna, Larry. 113 Hannam, Bernard, 113 Hannum, Nancy. 95 Hansen. Stephen. 113 Hanson. Phillip. 113 Hanson. Ronald. 1 13 Harbur. Larry. 56 Hardie. William. Jr.. 95 Hardy. Terry. 95 Hardy. Wayne. 95. 157. 162 Hargis. Ramona. 81 Haring. Wayne. 1 13 Harker. Larry. 81. 184 Harker. Patricia. 56. 125, 157. 161. 184 Harlan, Leora. 1 13 Harmes, Harry, 56 Harmon, Donald, 113 Harmon, William, 81, 192 Harmanson, Eliziibeth, 113 Harness, Judith, 81 Harper, Deana. 95 Harper. Louise. 56 Harper. Mike. 95. 146 Harrell. Lmda. 113. 133 Harris, Jerry. 95. 146. 153 Harris. Jimmie. 81 Harris, Judith, 81. 157, 161 Harris, Michael, 113 Harris. Vonna. 42 Harrison. R. Russell. 34 Harsh. James. 56 Harsh. Thomas. 113 Hart. Charles. 56 Hart. Dorothy. 57 Hart. Stanley. 57 Hartje. George N.. 27 Harimenn. John, 95 Hartung, Everett, 1 13 Harvey. Mary, 95 Harvie, Betty. 81 Hasten. John. 95 Havener. Darell. 57. 169. 1X2 Haver, Eileen Gail, 34 Hawk. Janet. 95 Hawkins. John, 113 Hawkins, Keith, 95 Hawkins, Thomas, 113 Hawkins. Sara Ruth. 95 Hawkins. Steve. 95 Hawley. John. 113 Hayes. Judith. 57. 135 Hayes. Mary Jo. 81. 125. 157. 158. 160. 166 Hays. Jo Ellen. 175 Hays. Ronald. 81 Hays. Shirley Ann. 42 Hays. Shirley. 113. 135. 231 Hayward. Ellen. 95 Haward. Kitty. 81 Hazelwood. Edwin. 81 Hazen. Howard, 95 Heaberm, Allen, 113, 163. 188 Heady. Richard. 113. 145 Heaton. Nancy. 113. 164. 179 Healon. Ray. 95. 148 Heckart. Alice J.. 57 Hedgecock. Barbara. 81 Hediger. Ron. 95. 167 Heiniger. Richard, 81 Heinike, Gary, 113 Heitman, Gary, I 13 Heitman, Maria Kay, 95, 180, 181 Helligc, Peggy, XI, 180, 181 Helton, James, 81 Henderson, Billie Kay, 113 Henderson, Gary, 113, 187 Henderson, Judith, 81 Henderson, Luther Carl, 81 Hendrichsen, Lawrence, 81 Hendrick. Ruth. 81 Hendricks. Vera Ann. 81. 175 Hengen. Dennis. 95. 146 Henley. Patricia. 57 Henness. Kenna. 95 Hennessy. Dan. 145 Henry. Charlotte. 95. 159. 187 Henry. Cheryl. 113. 133 Henry. Katherine. 113 Henry. Ronald. 113 Hensley. Melvin. 81 Hern. Michael. 95. 148 Henson. Robert. 1 13 Heppermann. Charles. 57. 188 Herman. George W.. 34. 160 Herring. David. 57. 173 Herring. Margaret, 113 Herring, Georgia. 81. 184 Hertler. Gene. 57. 146 Hesler. Joseph. 81 Hcthermgton. Stuart. 113 Hevel. Dorothy, 113 Hewgley, Nelson, 95, 184 Hey, Dennis, 81, 176 Heyer, Larry, 95 Hickman, Donna, 57, 167 Hickman, Lois, 81, 157, 160. 175 Hill, Anita, 113 Hill. Catherine. 113 Hill. Eloise. 34 Hill. Harry. 113 Hill. Jo Lynn. 57. 175 Hill. Margaret. 95 Hill. Mary. 113 Hilsabeck. Michele. 45. 81. 130. 135. 227 Hindman. James. 1 13 Hinds. Gary. 113 Hinds. Phyllis. 95 Hines. Curtis. 113. 202 Hmcs. Robert Steven. 57. 148 Hinnah. Eileen, 113 Hiniz, Phillip, 81 Hirashima, Robin, 113 Hiskev. Marcel Kent. 95 HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 170 Hitt. Nancy. 95. 160, 172 Hillle. Terry. 113 253 Hoch. Rolland. 81 Hodges. Francis, 95 Hodfklns. Winifred. 81 Hoc«ing. Ronad. 57 Holfman. Gcrad. 95. 164 Hootmann. Leonard. 95. 148 Hoffmann. Suzanne. 57. 160 Hoffmeyer. Emer. 95 Hogan. James. 113. 164 Hogan. John. 113 Hogenson. Kathryn. 95. 133 Hogge. Ruth Nadine. 113 Hohn. Dennis. 95 Hoder, Michael. 113 Hoilingsworth. Russell. 57, 173 Hollrah. Kriele. 57. 154 Holm. Glen. 1 13 Holman. Larry. 96 Holman. Marilyn. 113. 139. 159 Holman. Mildred. 81. 160. 186 Holmes. Linda. 57. 157. 166 Holmes. Phillip. 81. 170 Holmes. VVilla. 57. 157 Holt. Carolyn. 96 Holt. Sharon. 96. 139 Holvoel. William. 81 Holzmeier. .Alfred. 34 H()l orlh, Nancy. 57 HONORARY ART CLLIB .167 Honowitz. Stephen. 57. 157. 182 Hood. Lawrence. 96 Hood. Stuart. 58 Hooker. Jack. 96 Hopkins. Carolyn G.. 34 Hopkins. David. 1 13. 187 Hopkins. Dennis. 96. 145. 202 Hopkins. Janet. 1 14. 135 Hopkms. Linda. 114 Hopson. Rolland. 58. 188 Horace. Thomas V.. 46. 146 Horn. Frankie. 58 Horn. Harvey. 58 Hoskin. Marcia. 58 Hoskins. Vicki. 1 14 Hotle. Daniel. 1 14 Houchins. Nancy. 58 House. Dennis. 114 House. Nancy. 81, 137, 180. 181 Houska. Marlus. 81. 157. 161.175. 189 Howard. Connie. 58 Howe. Betty. 81 Howell. Judith. 81 Howell. Staccy F.. 46 Howerlon. Ralph. 96 Howerton. Sharon Kaye, 58, 166 Howery, Roger, 1 14 Howing, Frederick C. 58. 125. 154. 160. 17 1. 172 Hoyt. Joyce, 1 14, 187 Huang, Chin-fong, 114 Huhhari, Sandra. 1 14 Huhhartt. Glen, 58 Huhharlt, Sandra. 42 lluckstep, Virginia. 96 Huckahee. Karen. 58. 170. 171 Hiicnemann, Calvin V,, 27 Huey, Richard. 58 Huff. M. Arlene, 58. 125. 137. 155. 160, 179 Hulf. Richard. 58. 146. 176 Huffman. Lois. 1 14 Huffman, Roger. 58 Hug. Flizabelh. 96. 137. 169. 178 Hughes. Kenneth. 96 Hughes. Patricia. 1 14 Hulett., Jerry. 114 Hulsc. Laura Ruth. 34 Hume. Sandra. 81. 135. 157 Htinn. Cilennon. 1 14 Hunsakcr. Karen. I 14 Hunt. Janet. 58 Hum, Martha, 58, 135 254 Hunt, Suzanne. 96, 139 Huntsman, Linda, 58, 139 Hunziker, Dean, 58 Hutchens. James, 96 Hutcherson, Linda Jo, 96, 133. 178 Hutchison. Ginger. 114 Hwang. Dar-Ling. 46 Hymers. Thomas. 81 I Iglesias. Mercedes. 58. 183 Ikeda. Namiko. 34 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB. 173 Ingram. Dorothy. 114 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL, 131 INTERNATIONAL CLUB, 183 Ip, Camfield, 96 Irick, Barbara Joan, 59, 184 Irvin, Janet, 82 Irwin, Jeannelle, 96 Isaacs, Richard, 1 14 Issari. Bijan. 114. 183 J Jackovich. Marianne. 59 Jackson. Carol. 96. 175 Jackson. Joanne. 1 14 Jackson. Linda. 1 14 Jackson. Mary Jane. 59. 125. 130. 137. 157. 176 Jackson. Nancy. 1 14 Jackson. Rebecca. 1 14 Jackson. T. J.. 82. 177. 192 Jacobs. Evelyn. 46 Jacobsen. Rudolph. 82. 148 James. Addie Kay. 82. 159. 157. 161 James. B. Marie. 59 James. Barbara. 1 14. 180, 181 James, Bonnie, 1 14 James, Clyde, Jr.. 96 James. Dana. 96 James. Lonnie. 82 James. Paul. 1 14 James. Sue. 96 Janning. Marjorie. 59. 125. 137. 159 Jarrell. Margery. 96. 159 Judith. Jaspering. 96 Jeffries. Vernon Boyd. 59 Jensen. Gerald. 82 Jepeway, Janet. 59 Jerome. Keith. 1 14 Jobe. Jack. 82. 125. 146. 182 Johannsen. Richard. 96 Johansen. Eileen. 82 Johns. William. 1 14 Johnson. Charles. I 14 Johnson. Cleola, I 14 Johnson, Clyde, 59 Johnson. David, 59 Johnson. Gary. 82 Johnson. Henry. Jr.. 59. 157. 160. 183. 187 Johnson, Judy, 96 Johnson. Kenneth. 82 Johnson. Lorna. 82. 137. 162. 187. 189 Johnson, Mac Adelbert, 96 Johnson, Marion, 42 Johnson, Patricia, 82. 162, 184 Johnson, Phyllis, I 14 Johnson, Richard, 1 14 Johnson, Ronald, 59, 161, 164 Johnson, Ronald Lee, 82 Johnson. Rosemary. 82 Johnson. Sharyn. 96, 135 Johnson. Tom. 59 Johnson. Vernon. 59 Johnson. William. 82 Johnson. Mary, 96 Johnston, Mary, 1 14 Jolley, Joy, 96 Jones, Allen, 96 Jones, Anthony. 46 Jones. Beverly. 82. 184 ones. Brian. 59 ones. Connie. 96 ones. Danny. 82 ones. Frank. 82 ones. Harry. 96 ones. Helen 34 ones. James. 1 14 ones. John. 59. 160 ones, Karen, I 14 ones, Lee. 82 ones. Martha. 96 ones. Mary. 114 ones. Merlyn Sue. 96. 180. 181, 187 ones. Randy, 192 ones. Sue Ellen, 114, 162 ones, Tom, 164 ones, William, 1 14 ordan, Gloria, 169 orgenson. Dale A., 26 oseph. Timothy. 96. 188 ourdan. Linda. 59 ourdan. Shirley. 96 uetl. Betty. 82. 161. 184 UNIORS. 76 ustus. Steve. 145 K-CLUB. 177 K-DETTES. 178 Kabrick. Larry. 96 Kaelin, Deborah, 1 14 Kagan, Michael, 1 14 Kaiman, Mary Lee, 82, 166 Kaiser, Marcy, 82, 125, 171, 175 Kammerer, Richard, 82 Kamp, James, 1 14 Kane, Tom, 59 Kapfer, Gary, 82, 160 Kapfer, Linda, 82, 172 KAPPA ALPHA PSl, 141 KAPPA DELTA PI, 158 Karaff, Joyce, 59, 157, 175, 187 Karel, David, 45, 59, 154, 158, 161, 163, 164 Karel, Laura, 183, 187 Karel, Leon Charles, 134 Karhoff, Richard, 1 14 Karlson, Karen, 114, 113 Kasmann, Katherine, 114 Kasow, Lloyd, 60, 170 Katsaras, Nicholas, 46 Kaufmann. Henry, 60, 177 Kauzlarich, Charles, 26 Kauzlarich, Jerold, 60, 157. 160 Kauzlarich. Larry. 82 Kauzlarich. Loretta, 82 Kaylarian, Victor, 1 14, 176 Keeler, Donald, 60, 162 Keeler, Richard, 114 Keeler, Sally, 82 Keen, Veryl F., 35 Kehoe, Don, 82, 145, 202 Keithley, Larry, 96 Keleman, Alexis, 1 14 Keller, Claudia, 96 Keller, Richard, 1 14 Keller, Sharyn, 1 14 Kelley, Beth, 45, 60, 152, 157, 159, 161, 175 Kelley, Nancy, 82. 133 Kelly. Norma. 96, 188 Kelly, Shirley, 42 Kelly, Warren Thomas, 60, 182 Kelso, Hugh Michael, 96 Kempher, Stephen, 60 Kennedy, John, 82, 192 Kennedy, Johnnie, 97 Kenney, John, 42 Kenney, Mary, 82 Kenney, Steven, 1 14 Kent, David, 97 Kerckhoff, Kenneth, 114 Kerfott. Judith. 97 Kern. Betty Jane. 60, 137. 155. 166. 169. 187. 229 Kerns. Abbie Norine. 97 Kerns, Clin. 97 Key, Nicholas, 1 14 Key, Redonda, 114, 135 Kibler, Floreine, 35 Killen, Tony, 82 Kilroy, Michaela, 97, 171. 183 Kincaid. Cheryl. 60. 157. 169. 187 King. Charles. 115. 202. 209 King. Ga . 97. 146 King. James. 60 King. Jerome. 97 King. Linda. 1 14. 135 King. Phyllis. 115 King. Sheryll. 115 King. Susanne, 97 King. W. Boyd. 35. 202 Kinney, James, 82. 154. 157. 160. 187 Kinsella. Lawrence. 97 Kirby. Judy. 97 Kirchberger. Frederic A.. 35 Kircher. Steven. 97. 146 Kirchner. David. 82, 157, 160 Kirchner. Thomas. 115 Kirkendall. Ralph D.. 35 Kirkendoll. [Dale.97. 192 Kirker. Kae. 97. 175 Kissinger. Nancy. 97. 137. 187 Kite. Julian. 82 Kittle, Threse, 115 Klaslo, Richard, 82 Kleuenburch, Cindie, 115, 139 Klein, Jack, 97 Klein, Stan. 60, 145 Klindi, Cosette, 97 Klinger, Emmett, 97 Klinger, Rex, 157, 161, lh4 Klocke, Sandra, 97 Klokkenge, Stephen, 115 Klopfenstein, Dee, 82 Klorer, Susan. 82 Klote. Paul, 97 Klug, Vicki-Lou, 97, 175 Knapheide, Donald, 1 15 Knapp, Duane, 60 Knccht, Patricia. 82, 160, 176 Kneiss, Sandra, 97 Knes, David, 45, 83, 125, 148. 170, 172 Knipmeyer. James. 97 Knizel. Anthony. 60. 154. 160 Knobbs. Pauline D,. 35. 158 Knouse. Thea. 97, 135 Knowles, Edward, 83 Knowles, Jerry, 1 15 Koehn, Garry, 1 15 Kohlenberg, Gilbert C 27, 131, 170, 188 Kohlenberg, Mary Jane, 35. 188 Koike. Carliss. 115 Kollar. J. O.. 83 Konrad. Patrick. 97 Kopp. John. 97, 183 Koppenhaver, Gary, 83, 143, 164 Korasick, Richard, 83, 182 Kordestani, .Amir H., 183 Kordestani, Behrouz, 97, 183 Korsgaard, Ellen, 83, 157, 181 Kotikula, Ah-Ram. 83, 143, 183 Kottabi, Javad, 60 Kottmann, Bob, 60, 1X3 Kousari, Atla, 46. 183 Kousari. Ehsan. 1 15. 183 Kousari, Judy, 60 Kouti, Ali, 60 Krabill, Kenneth, 97 Kranson, Meyer. 97 Kraus. Doris. 97 Kraus. Jean. 60. 167 Kromminga. Gloria. 97. 159 Krumeich, Jerome, 97 kniseniiirk. Sharon, 115 kuenzel. Dave, 97, U8, 188 Kuhlman, Dave, 162 Kuhlman, Lester R., 3.V 17(1 Kunioka, Jean, 97 Kunioka, Joan, 97 kunkel, Carolyn. 97 kunz, Barbara, 1 l.V 187 Kusek, Jerry, 97 L LaBanca, Janet, 1 5 LaForge, Richard. 60 l.aFrenz, Samuel, 61, 157 Lake, Lawrence. 97 Lake, Lloyd, 115 Lambert. Nancy. 115. 165. 179 Lamken. William. 115 Land. Sammy. 1 15 Landstrum. Bill. 61 Lane. Albert. 97 Lane. Terry. 97 Lanfer, Beverly, 1 15 Langford. Brian, 83 Langford, Patricia, 61, 175 Langhammer, Rebecca. 61 Larason. Joyce. 1 15 Larson. James, 83 Larson, Lawrence, 115 Lary. Suzanne. 83. 161. 164 Lasswell. Jean. 46 Latimer. Richard. 61 LaTorre. William. 96. 146 Lauffer, Cheryl. 61, 157. 159. 163, 164 Laughlin. Julie. 1 15 Laulu, Toasefulu, 98. 183 Lawrence, Randy. 1 15 Lawson. Carol. 61. 135 Lawson, David, 83 Lawson, Dixie, 83 Lawson, Don, 83 Lawson, Linda, 98, 137 Lay. Carol. 98 Layman. Richard. 1 15 Leach, Charles, 61, 145. 157, 182 Leach, Patricia, 1 15 Leake, Lawrence, 115 Learned, Janet, 61, 167 Lease, Cecil, 98 Ledbetler, Jerry, 83, 176 Ledford, DC, 164, 170,186 LeDoux. Brian. 61 Lee. Charles. 115 Lee, Larry, 1 15 Lee, l,auren, 98 Lee. Margaret. 61. 170 Lee, Robert, 45, 161, 131 Leggett, Janice. 83. 174 I.e ' i. Malafale, 1 15 1 emo, Sandra, 61. Ihd. 168 Lemon. Phillip, 61 Lenardson, Judy. 162 Lenzini. Betty. 45, 61, 125, 130, 137, 152. 155, 157. 165.168. 177. 188 Leonard. Nancy. 1 15 Leonard, Wendell, 61 Leong. Marie. 61 Leporali, Eugene, 115 Leppin, Marilyn, 83 l.esinger, George, 98, 202 Leslie. Mildred, 61 Lesseig. Samuel, 35 Leung. James. 61 Levinson. Herbert, 35 Lewellen, Dianna. 1 15 Lewis, Billy, 115 Lewis, Donna. 1 15 Lewis, Gary, 98 Lewis. Joseph, 83 Lewis, Marcia. 226 Lewis, Serece, 62 Lexer, Kenneth. 115 Leytham. Bobby, 98 Libby, Harry, 98, 145, 152, 160, 171 Libe, Francis, 62 Lichtenberg, Gary, 115 Likes, Henry. 62. 146 LiUard, Cheryl, 83. 180.181 Lillard. Mary, 115.184 Lilly, Veronica, 62 Lin, Tien-teh, 183 Lincoln, Donald, 83, 170 Lindhorst, Regina, 35 Lindley, Nancy, 83 Lindquist, Pamela, 98 Lindsey. Joann, 98, 167 Lindsey, Taylor, 35 Linke, Clifford, 83 Lmke, Donald, 83. 173 Linnemeyer. Dwighl. 115, 202 Lippert, Jerry, 1 15 Little, Dana. 98 Little, Rochelle, 83. 137 Litlrell, Bill. 173 Livingston, Warren, 115, 187 Lloyd. James. 1 15 Lockard, Becky, 98 Lockwood, Carol. 98. 175. 184 Logan. Dean. 98. 143 Logue. Mary, 115. 177. 184 Lohrman, Joyce, 98, 137, 169 Looney, Charles, 62, 157 Lorene, Edith, 83 Losey, Donna, 1 15 Love, Marjorie, 83 Love, Richard, 115 Lowe, Dorothy, 115, 137 Lowe, Perry, 98 Lowenberg, Elaine, 98, 181 Lowenherg, Stephen, I 15, 188 Lowery. Linda. 98. 180. 181. 187 Lowrance. Susan. 115 Lowry, Susan. 1 15 Loy. Sally. 98 Lu. Yen, 115, 187 Lucas, John, 47 Ludlow, Earl D., 35 Luett, Dorothy, 47 Luker, Robert, 115, 176 Luikarl, Terry, 83 Luko, Larry, 83 Lundgren, John, 98, 162 Lundstrum, Julia, 1 15 Lunsford, John, 98, 157, 173 Luther, Linda, 45, 62, 125, 155, 165, 166 Luther, Stella. 35 Lutz, Margaret, 83, 175 Lyddon, Barbara, 62, 139, 155 Lynch, Robert, 116 Lyons, Ronald, 1 16 M Maack, Nikki, 62, 157, 170, 187 Mabry, Ruth Ann, 98 Magee, Dennis, 2U2, 211 Magel, James, 83 Magie, Brenda, 62 Magie, John, 62 Magruder, Melaney, 116 Magruder, W Jack, 35 Maguire, James, 1 16 Mahaskey, Michael. 116 Mahin. Clifford, 98. 125, 143. 182 Mahmoody. Bozorg, 62, 183 Main, Carl, 98 MAJORETIES, 165 Mallelt, Eleanor, 1 16 Maloney. Gary, 98. 148 Malloy, Marilyn, 83, 157 Manka, Michael, 116 Manluco, Rosita. 47. 183 Manning. Richard, 116 Manlionc, Richard, 52 March, David D., 36 Marchant. Dianne. 116 Markword, Ray, 83 Marquardt, Donald, 62. 154 Marquardt, Judith, 62, 157, 166 Marques, Geysa, 1 16 Marsch, Ronald, 83. 184 Marsh. Peggy, 98, 125, 137 Marsh, Stephen, 98 Marshall, Nancy, 116, 180, 184 Martie. Jerry. 98 Martin. David. 183. 146,171, 177 Martin, Decna, 116 Martin, Dorene, I 16 Martin, John D., 62 Martin, Mona Sue. 1 16 Martin. William, Jr„ 98 Martinez, Javier, 116, 148 Mason, Barbara, 98, 125, 184, 189 Mason, C arolyn, 1 16 Mason, Richard. 98 Mason, Robert, 36 Masten, Tommy, 83, 148, 182 Malhis, John, 83, 160, 176, 183 Matheney, Dan, 228 Malheny, Kathryn, 116 Matkovich, Bill, 62 Matthew. Sandra. 52, 157, 168 Matthew. William. 96 Matsuoka. Mary Ann. 116 Matzen. Merle, 83 Mauck, Doris, 115 Mauck, Gary, 83, 157, 168 Mauck, Karen, 116 Maurer, Harry E., 185 May, Alicia, 116 May. Clifford. 62 Mayfield. Kenneth, 83, 148 Mazza, Anthony, 62 McCall. Sarah. 98 McCann. Joyce. 1 16 McCarl. Robert, 47 McCart, Carol, 63, 125, 130, 136, 150 McCarty, Sandra, 63 McClain, Paul, 83 McClanahan, Carol, 116 McClaskey, Martha, 36, 183 McClure, Barbara, 98 McCollum, Melvm, 83, 160, 182 McCombs, Wayne, 116, 157, 187 McConnell, Patricia, 139 McConnell. Alvin, 84 McCoppin, Lynn, 116 McCormack, Billie, 116 McCormick, Bfll, 98 McCoiirt, William, 1 16, 146 McCullough, Carol, 116, 139 McDannold, Robera, 116. 135 McDonald, Terry, 84 McDowell, Douglas, 98 McElderry, James, 98 McElroy, Sandra, 63, 161 McEniry. James, 84 McEarland. Ronnie. 99 McFry, Judy, I 16 McGee, Jerry, 63 McGee. Mabel. 99 McGinnis, Michael, 63, 188 McGothlin, Larry, 99 McCiregor, Patricia, 116 McGregor, Peggy Ann, 99, 186 McGuirc, Kenneth M.. 36 McHenry, Roger, 84, 161 McKay, Elizabeth. 99 McKay, Harriet, 99 McKay, Leslie, 99 McKenzie, Carl, 63 McKinley, Elizabeth, 99. 137. 179. 180. 181 McKinney, Robert L.. 25 McLaughlin, Barry, 116 McMain, Jerry. 99 McMillan, Marilyn, 63, 161 McNcese, Mary, 1 16 McNiff, Thomas, 116 McOwan, Sharon. 116 McPherson, Roger, 99. 160 McReynolds, Grace, 36, 159 McReynolds, Jon, 116 McWhorlor, William. 99 .Vieadc, Daniel, 84 Meeker, Connie. 99, 161, 164 Meeker, Robert, 116 Meeks. Billy. 84 Meerdink. Gary. 84 Meggers. Joanne, 1 16 Meglio, Franklin, 116. 172. 176 Mehraban. Abas. 99. 183 Meldrum. Marcelinc. 36 Melton. Michael. 99 Menge. E William. 63 Mcrrell. Sharon. 116 Merrill, Bert, 84 Mertens, William, 84, 145 Meshkati, Touraj, 183 Metcaulf, Roger, 116 Mettes, Wand i, 99, 175 Mettes, Wilma, 84. 161, 162, 188 Mettle, Oliver, 63 Meyer, Calvin, 84. 145, 177 Meyer, Carolyn, 84, 161, 162, 184 Meyer, Dave, 47, 157, 160, 176 Meyer, Judith, 116 Meyer, Leslie Jo, 116 Meyer. William, 116 Michael, Marilyn, 63 Mickclson, Harold, 36 Middeke, Paul, 116, 188 Middleton, Arletle, 1 15 Mihalevich, Joyce, 99 Mihalevich, Michael, 99. 145, 182 Miklovik, Donna Sue, 116 Mikulicz, Barbara, 116, 139 Milam, James, 1 16 Milder, Charles. 63, 160, 173 Miles, Sue. 116. 184 Miley, Garry, 63 Miley, John. 116 N Millard, Philip, 84. 148 Millemon. Mary, 117, 179 Miller, Connie, 117 ■Miller, Carol, 99 Miller, Diane, 99 Miller, Delores, 174 Miller, Don, 84 Miller, Dorothy, 84 Miller. Eric, 47, 16! Miller. Gary. 63 Miller, Gayle, 84. 157, 183 Miller, Ivan E.. 26 Miller, Edwin, 182 Miller, Eric, 162 Miller, James, 117, 161, 164, 185 Miller. James F., 63, 145, 176 Miller, Jim, 99 Miller, Kay, 99 Miller, Kenneth E., 96, 162 Milelr. L. Jane, 84, 125, 130, 133. 155, 158, 160 Miller, Linda Faye. 99, 160. 171 Miller, Lindell, 117 Miller, Marilyn, 63. 125, 157, 158, 160, 165 Miller. Martha, 117, 161, 162. 184 Miller, Michael, 117 Miller, Nancy, 162 Miller, Robert, 63, 169 Miller, Sandra, 63. 157. 166. 183 Miller. Theresa. 99 Miller. Victor, 63 Miller, Victor, 99 Miller, Willa,99, 180, 181 Million, Larry, 63, 167 Million, Marilyn, 84 255 Million. Sandra. 117 Millsap. Carol. 99 lincks. Mary. 99 Vlincar. Ila Gayie. 99 Vlinear. Sally. 63. LW. 166. 175 Minervini. Maurice. 177. 229 Minor. Nadine. 84 Minor. William. 117 Minor. William T.. 36 Mitch. Joseph L.. 36 Milchell. James. 99 Mitchell. Roy. 117 Mitchell. Susan. 99. 157 Midler. Charlotte. 96 Mitller. Ell F. 25. 154,184 Miyashiro. Roy. 117 Mock. Orin. 47. 152 Moffelt. Linda. 99 Moffit. Jim. 99 .Mohammadi. Hossein Baggale. 183 Mohn. Glyn Ellen. 99 Mohr. Marjorie. 99 Molnar. Patricia. 64. 180 Monahan. Joyce. 99 Monk. Verna. 117 Monroe. H. Chandler. 36 Montgomery. Gail. 117 .Montgomery. Linda. 99 .Mood) ' . Lee. 99 Moore. Frances. 117 Vfoore. Hubert T.. 96 .Moore. Jeffrey. 1 17 Moore. Joan. 64. 157. 175. 188 Moore. Julie. 64. 157. 158 Moore. Linda. 45. 64. 125. 133. 155. 158. 160. 168. 169 Moore. Marilyn. 117 Moore. Robert. 117. 146 Moore. Twila. 117. 137 Moore. Vicki. 165 Moots. Vivian. 64 Morgan. Larry C. 64. 131. 145. 153 Morgensiern. Kathleen. 64. 157. 168. 187 Mooris. Bill.99 Morris. Barry. 84. 145 Mooris. Cheryl. 84. 133.157, 180 Morris. Howard G.. 25 Morris, Kenneth. 1 17 Morris. Linda. 84 Morris. Myra. 42 Morris, Richard, 84, 176 Morrs, Roger, 99, 160, 176 Morris, Ronald. 117 Morrison. William, 64 Morrow. Bonnie. 117 Morriw. Enid. 64, 157. 166 Morrow. Steve. 100 Morse. Robert. 84. 184 Moshlaghi. Faryar. 100, 183 Mosley, Sara, 64, 133 Moss, Jerry, 1 17 Moss, Ruth. 100 Moss. Tom. 84 Moss. Wanita. 84 Mossharger, Karen, 43 Motamed, Nostofi, 117, 183 Motley. Tom. 171 Motlcr, Jolene. 43 Motler. Josephine. 100. 168. 187 Motler. Marijane. 43 Mound. Roger. 1 17 Moylan, Thomas, 117 Mudd. Barbara, 117, 175 Mudd. John, 84 Mudd, .Mary Beth, 100 Mueller. Dennis, 84, 146, 177 Muir, Bclh, 84, 133 Muir, Larry, 84, 143 Mulford, Paula, 117 Mullendore, Dorothy, 64 Mullendore, Flauell, 64 256 Mullenix, Paul. 117 Muller. Edward. 84. 143 Mullikin. Edith. 117 Mullikin. Raymond. 64 Mundy. Mary. 100 Munns, Margaret, 117 Munro, John. 117, 145 Muramolo, Teruzo, 47 Murdock. Charles. 117 Murdock. Martha. 117 Murphy. Ann. 42 Murphy. Edward. 84 Murphy. Martha. I 17 Murphy. Michael G.. 84 Murphy. Michael J.. 64 Myers. Beth. 163 Myers. Christa. 84 Myers. David, 84, 148 Myers, Eugene, 84 Myers, Jerry, 64 Myers. Mary. 64 Myers. Roger, 117,146 N Nagel, Roland, 36, 184 Naimo, Alfred, 64. 145, 182 Nanneman, Michael. 117 Narigon, Carole. 64 Narigon, Connie, 64 Nash. James. 1 17 Nations. Don. 184 Neagle. Robert. 100 Neff. Ricky, 117 Neil, Jerry, 100 Neil, Mary, 100, 175 Nelson, Colleen, 65, 180, 181 Nelson, Ken, 84, 131, 143 Nelson, Rex, 65 Nelson, Robert. 117 Nelson. Robert, 65, 148 Nelson. Seth. 117 Nemeth. Frank, 100 NEMO SINGERS, 162 Newbrough. Marvin. 117 Newcomb. John. 177 Newland. Daniel, 117 New land, John, 84 Newlin. Steve, 84, 169 NEWMAN CLUB, 188 Newman, Michael, 65, 164 Newman, Wilma, 43 Newquist, Judith. 117. 187 Ng, Mathew, 84 Nichols, Bill, 100 Nichols, Clark, 85 Nichols, Richard, 100 Nicholson, Marsha, 65, 137, 161, 164 Nickels, Terry, 85 Nicoletti, Alice, 100, 133, 184 Nicoletli, Pete, 25, 160 Niece, Phyllis, 117, 186 Niekamp, Ken, 100, 173 Nill, Charles, 85 Nirgenau. Richard. 100. 143 Nissing. Richard. I 17 Niswonger. Jean. 117. 180. 181 Niswonger. Joan. 117. 180. 181 Nitti. Ginger. 164. 178 Nitz. Constance. 117 Noble, Philip. 85. 146. 171. 182 Noe. Beverly, 100, 175 Noel, Larry, 85, 146 Noland, Sharalyn, 100, 180. 184 Noll. Marjorie. 43 Norman. Duane, 37 North, John, 47 North, Joyce, 65, 158, 159, 161 Norton, David, 45. 65, 125. 132, 152, 157, 173 Norton, Joseph, 85, 143 Norton, Robert, 1 17 Nolhdurft, D. D.. 37. 160 Novinger. William P., 37 Nugent. Samuel, W., 37 Nuhn. Dean, 117 O Oard, Jaye, 161 O ' Brien, Barbara, 160 O ' Brien. Carol. 183 O ' Brien. Dennis, 37 O ' Brien. Patricia. 1 17 O ' Bryan. Elsie. 100. 184 Ochola. Samuel. 117 O ' Conner. Clara. 65 O ' Donnell. Catharine. 65.135 Oessel. Wolf. 65. 183. 187 OFFICE STAFF. 43 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION. 25 Ogden. Eunice. 65, 157 O ' Herron. Douglas. 65 Ohierich. Nancy, 1 17 Okal, Charles, 65, 183 Okano, Hiroshi, 65, 187 Okela. Jasper. 117 Olejnik. William. 118 Olinger, Walter, 65 Ollar, David, 100 Olson, Gayle, 118, 135 Olson, Melvin L.. 37 O ' Meara, John, 100 O ' Neal, Peggv, 118 O ' Neill. Barbara. 118 Onesky. John. 118 Onyango. Jonathan. 85. 183. 187 Oppliger. Willa. 65 ORAL INTERPRETERS. 169 ORCHESTRA, 162 Ordelheide. Susan. 65 Ordonio, Philip. 118. 183 ORGANIZATIONS, 152 Ornes. Marvin, 85 Orr, Jim, 85. 143 Orthner, Neil, 65 Otey, Karen, 118 Ott, Gerald, 65 Overkamp. Robert. 100 Overturf, Linda, 85 Owen, Alice Louise, 37 Owen. Helen. 100. 135 Owen. John B.. 37 Owens, Donna. I 18 Owens. Loren. 100 Owens. Martha. I 18 Owings, Alice, 100, 133 Ownbey, Sandra Jane, 85. 158, 166 P Padget, Beth, 66, 155, 157. 160. 166 Page. Gary. 85 Page. James. 66, 131, 149, 172 Page. Judith. 118, 157 Page, John, 85, 162, 163, 164 Pagett, Ivan, 85, 143, 167 Painter, Danny, 1 18 Painter, Rhonda, 118 Painter, Sarah, 100 Palmer, Berndt, 66 Palmer, Chester, 118 Palmer, James, 85. 145 Palmer. Judson. 66, 143 Palmer, Linda, 66 Palmer, Linda. 100 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL, 130 Pappas. Leonidas, I 18 Paradis, William. 118. 149 Parcell. John. 100. 161. 163. 164 Parish. Marjorie. 85 Park. NO ' -Vong. 37 Parker. Carole. 118 Parker. Pal. 118 Parker, Ronald, 66, 145 Parker, Linda, 174 Parrish, David, 118, 162 Parrish, JoAnn, 1 18 Parrish, Nancy, 85, 163, 164 Parrish, Please Edwards, 118 Parrish, Samuel, 66 Parsons. Judy. 100 Pash. Dorothy. 66 Patterson. Don. 66 Patterson, Paul. 85 Patton. Alice. 1 18 Patton. JoEllen. 85 Patton. Karen. 85 Pauly. Nicholas. 85. 158, 188 Paxlpn. Judy, 1 18 Payne, Wilma, 189 Pearson. Dorothy. 27, 175 Peas. Minnie Rose. 66 Peavler. Robert J.. 37 Pedrick. JoEllen. 118, 137, 180, 181 Peery, Linda, 85 Pellegrino. John, 66 Pendergast. Toni. 100 Pendleton. Marv Gail. 66. 125. 157, 186 Penn, Carolyn, 66 Penner. Karen. 37 Peoples, George. 100 Pepper. Grace, 66 Perrigo, Janet, 66. 133 Perrin, Jean, 85 Perry, Tamara, 100 Pesola, Michael, 1 18 Peters, Thomas, 85 Petersmeyer, Merlyn, 85, 173 Peterson, Charlotte, 118 Peterson, Larry, 85 Peire, Betty Jo, 11 8 Petre, James, 118 Pezley, Robert. 85 Phelps. Edwn, 118. 147. 162 PHI DELTA KAPPA. 160 PHI SIGMA EPSILON. 144 Phillips, Carla. 100. 164 Phillips. John. 66. 149. 154, 160 182 Phillips, Randy, 118 Phillips, Richard. 66 PHYSICAL EDUCATION M. JORS CLUB. 180 PI KAPPA DELTA. 168 PI OMEGA Pi. 166 Pickard. Gary. 118 Pickering, Dennis, 118 Pickering. John. 85. 147 Pickett. Margaret. 100 Pickett. Sandra, 66, 133, 157, 175 Pierce. Margaret. 100 Pink. Ralph. 37, 160, 177 Pinkerton, Terry, 1 18 Pinnell, George, 100, 202 Pinnell, Janice, 118, 139, 161, 163, 164 Pirie, Shirley, 118 Pirrone. Vivian, 1 18 Pittman, Charlene, 66, 175 Pittman, Larry, 66 Pitts, Thomas, 67 Plattenberger, Margaret, 67, 157 158. 176 Poecker, Karen, 100, 135, 161 Poggioli, George, 67 Poindexter, Joe, 100 Poland, Ruth, 118 Pollock, Keith. 43 Polston, Kenneth, 100, 172, 183 Pomponio, Henry, 67 Ponder, Marson. 100 Poole, Stephen, 67. 189 Popp. Judith. 118 Porter. Edward, 101, 143, 172 Porter, Gary, 67 Porter, Kenny, 101 Porter, Lana, 118 Posey, James, 101 Possehl, Joanne, 67 F ' oller, Mary Frances. 37 Poller, Palrick, 101 Pound. James, 47. 177, 182 Poursaleh, Mohamad, IIS Povendo. Terry, 67, 145 Powell, Kalhleen, 118 Powell, William, 101 Powers, Janet, 1 18 Prather, David, 118 Pralher. David L., 67 Pralher, Joela, 118, 137 Prall. James, 118 Prall, John, 101 Prall, Lorene. 174 Pralt, Wiley, 161 Prebe, Ruth, 118 PRELAW CLUB, 171 PRE-OS CLUB. 171 Preston. James. 43, 160 Preul, Maxine, 118 Price. Camille, 85, 125, 154. 157. 160. 168 Price. Jerry. 118. 164 Price. Maymie. 118 Priebe. Lowell R., 37, 160 Primm. Jean. 85. 175 Prior. John. 118 Pringle. Eugene C. 37 Printy. Jane t. 67. 189 Pryor. Charles. 118 Pungboon. Petipong, 118 Purdy, J. R., 38 Purdy, Virgina. 67. 137, 160 Purol. Judy. 101. 133 Putnam, Donald, 67 Putnam, Edward, 101, 149 Quayle. Cathy, 118 Q Quesada, Max, 119 Quick, Randal. 119 Quisenberry, Larry, 67, 143 R Rabago, Alberto, 38 Rabe, Janet, 166 Rabenau, Rick, 101, 125. 143, 160, 171 Rackley. Yuonnia Charlene. 101 Rae. Nancy.. 157. 158. 159 Rager. Judy. 101 Rahn, Kenneth. 67 Raible, Pamela, 85, 137 Raines, Raymond. 85. 145. 182. 228 Ramm, Virginia, 1 19 Rankin, B. Don, 45, 67. 131, 147. 154 Ranney, Jeannie, 85, 161 Ratican, Linda. 119 Ratliff, Doralee, 119, 181 Ratliff. Jonean, 162 Ratliff. Kerry. 67. 158. 159. 181 Ratliff. Stella. 119 Rawson. David, 119 Ray, Gerry. 119 Ray. Jean. 119 Ray. Richard, 67, 149 Ray, Ruth, 67. 175 Reagan, JoAnn, 85, 158, 160, 168 Reagan, Rita, 119 Reams. Curtis, 119 Rebal. Ronald. 85 Rebelsky. Beth. 67 Redden. Paul. 119. 152 Redmon. Jerry. 119 Reeb. Paul. 68 Reece. Donnie. 68. 149 Reed. Gerald. 101. 163. 164. 186 Rees. Judy, 101 Reese. Mary. 101. 176 Reeves. Janes. 68 Reeves. Lucille. 189 REGENTS. BOARD OF. 19 Reighard. Margaret, 119 Reisinger, Gerald, 163 Reiske. Jack H.. 38 Relford. Randall. 68. 171 Kennells. Garold. 119 Rcsinger. Ruth. 101. 133 Reltig. Judith, 119 Revelle. Charlotte. 38. 175 Revelle. Linda. 85. 184 Rex. Loren H.. 176 Resnolds. Mary. 101 Re nolds. Warren. 68 Rhoads. Glenda. 177 Rice. Art. 119 Rice. Betly. 119 Rice. Kathaleen. 101 Rich. Barbara. 179 Richard. Mary (Kay). 101.133, 152 Rith.irds. Robert J.. 47 Richardson. Connie. 119 Richardson. Sidna. 101. 137. 159. 161 Richardson. Mary Lee. 68. 155. 160 Richardson. Noah P.. 38. 160, 172 Richardson, Pamela, 101, 133 Richardson, Wayne, 47 Richerson, William W., 38, 192 Richmond, Alan, 119 Ricks, Myra Jean, 101. 137. 160 Riddle.Donald. 85 Rider. Richard. 119. 202 Ridge. David, 85 Ridgeway. Howard. 68 Rieger. Wray M., 24. 160 Rieger. Wray, Jr., 68, 145 Rigby. James, 85, 149, 157, 161, 189 Riley,Melva. 119. 184 Riley. Richard. 86 Riley. Ronald. 101 Riley. Sharon. 68. 157. 166 Ritchie. Cheryl. 119 Riutcel. Charles. 68 Roark. Pamela. 86. 162. 165 Roberts. Pamela, 119 Roberts, Sam, 101 Roberts, Thelma, 119 Roberts. Tommy. 86 Robinson. Evelyn. 68 Robinson. Gary. 119 Robinson. James. 101 Robinson. Janice. 119 Robinson. Joseph. 119 Robinson, Judy. 1 19 Robinson, Larry, 1 19 Robinson, Linda, 45. 68. 155, 157, 166, 189 Robinson, Richard, 86 Robinson. Sandra. 119 Robinson. Stanley. 10 Robinson. Virginia. 68. 139 Robison. Kimberly. 119 Robison. Thomas. 119 Robuck. Larry. 68 Rockwood. Karen. 68. 157. 158. 159 Roemer, Dawn. 101 Roemer, Faith, 119 Roettger, Jim, 154, 160 Rogers. Cliff. 86 Rogers. Homer. 1 19 Rogers. Leslie. 86 Rohning C Elaine. 68 Rohs. Leroy. 101 Rojas. William. 101 Rollins, lona. 68, 179 Rolls, Susan, 68, 157. 158. 166. 175 Romine, Glendle. 101 Romanetz. Nicholas. 45. 68. 145, 152 Rooker, Charles, 119 Ronchello, Robert, 68 Rosales, Gerald, 119 Rose, Mary, 119 Rosebery, Dean A., 27 Rosenberger, Charles, 86 Rosenthal, Nell, 86. 161, 162, 184 Roser, Lois, 69. 135 Ross. Carol, 119 Ross, Sharon, 43 Ross, Lorelto. 19 Ross. Roger. 119 Ross, Terry. 69 Rostello. Albert. 86 Roth. Kathleen. 119 Roth. Sharon. 68. 188 Rother. Carol. 119 Roudabiish. Marilyn. 86. 157. 171 Rouse. Martha. 88, 135 Rouse, Myron, 101, 187 Rowell, John, 86 Rowland, Linda, 101, 161 Roy, Edward, 101 Royer, Sara, 86 Royse, Alvna. 101 Royster. Doris. 101 Rucker. Carolyn. 119 Rucker. Gary. 119 Rucker. Judy, 119 Rudloff, Carol Sue. 101 Rue, Martin, 119 Ruester, Sandra, 86 Rule, Sandra. 69. 168. 169 Runyon. James. 86 Runyon. Kathryn. 43 Rupe. Hillis. 69 Rushing. John. 47 Rutherford. Eileen. 1 19 Ryan. Howard. 119 Rvle. Walter H.. 20. 21. 22. 160 Ryle. Walter H. IV. 38 S Saak. Robert. 119 Sadler, Jon, 47. 157. 173 Saffell. Sharon. 101. 125. 135. 157. 175 Sahlhoff. Richard. 176 Saito. Patricia. 119 Sakagawa. Edith. 119 Salazar. Lubin. 69 Salehi. Lucille. 69 Salter. Judy. 101 Salter. Wauneta. 101. 174 Sanders. Marion. 69 Sandford. Charles. 120 Sanker. Judith. 101 Santee. Carolyn, 120. 175. 184 Sattman. Larry. 120 Saugier. Judith, 69 Sayre, Jane, 69 Scalf, Dennis, 101. 164 Scarff. Gloria. 120 Schadt. Dave. 187 Schafer. Joe. 102 Schatzman. Earl. 120 Schaub, Dan, 120 Schehing, Dale, 120 Schenk, John, 86, 186 Scherder. Patricia, 120 Schmid, Nancv, 120 Schmid, Richard, 86, 149 Schmid, Wayne, 86 Schmidt, Carl, 120, 161, 163, 164 Schmidt, C. William, 69, 157,186 Schmidt, Elisabeth, 187 Schmidt, Richard, 69 Schmidt, Robert, 69 Schmitler, Geraldine. 86 Schmilz. James, 69. 157. 170. 188 Schneider. Edward. 45. 69 Schneider. Nancy. 86. 133. 178 Schnilzlein. Robert. 86 Schnucker. Robert. 38 Schock. Raymond. 86. 158 Scholole. Jean. 120 Schoonover. Richard, 120 Schoonover. Robert. 86 Schoppenhorst. Erwin. Jr.. 69 Schossow. Cecil. 120 Schraft. Robert, 120 Schricker, John, 120 Schroedcr, Shirley, 102 Schroeder, Steve, 120 Schroeder, Waller. 47. 173 Schroeder. Wayne. 202. 207 Schuelz. Elizabeth. 38 Schulten. Carole. 102. 171 Schultz. Frank. 120 Schutz. Katherine. 86. 137 Schulz. Henry. 102 Schuster, Steven. 120 Schwab. Leslie. 120 Schwanger. Louise, 102, 174 Schwartz. Roscoe John. 120 Schwarzkopf. Phillip. 120 Schweitzer. Robert. 86 Scott. Brian. 69 Scott. Dale. 147 Scott. Donald. 120 Scott. Donald. 86 Scott, Lavern. 120 Scott, Mary, 120 Scott, Padra, 120 Scoville, Sarah. 86 Scriven. Donald. 38 Scroging. Daniel. 120 Seaman. Sara. 69 Seamster, Betly, 86, 166 Sears, Carol, 69, 137 Sedgi, Sabah, 47 See, Jason. 102 Sees. Janice. 120, 135 Sehrt, John. 120 Seller, Michaela, 69 Seitz. Kerlin M., 38 Selby, Clifford, 120 Self. Nancy. 120 Self. Ronald. 86 Sell. Gayle. 120 Seman. William. 102 Semana. Lorraine. 102 SENIORS. 48 Sens, Joseph, 120 Sens. Richard. 102 Serfass. Kenneth W.. 38, 160 Settlage. John H.. 38 Severson. William, 70. 147 Sevier. Gail. 86, 145 Seville. James. 86 Sevits. Kendall. 120 Seward. Jerry. 70 Seward. Rudy. 86 Sexton, Cleta. 70 Seys. Michael. 120 Shafer. Patricia. 70. 175. 181 Shaghafi.Poron. 120. 183 Sham. Ralph. 38 Shamy. Joseph. 70. 145 ShanhoUzer. Dale. 120 Shanks. Charles, 86. 149. 161. 163, 164 Shanks. James R.. 120. 164 Shannon. Marvin. 102 Shao. Bing Kun. 39 Sharkey. Mervin. 70 Sharp. Judi. 120 Sharp. Norman. 10 Sharp. Peggy. 43 Sharpe. Lavonne. 102 Shaver. Melvin. 70. 167 Shaw. Bill. 202. 206 Shaw, Carolyn, 86 Shaw. Lois. 120 Shear. Beverly, 86 Sheeder, Shirley, 102, 175 Shccsley, Terry, 70 Sheldon, Neil, 86 Shelton, Donald. 86 257 Shellon. Gail, 70, 159, 161 Shellon, Jennifer, 120 Shellon, L;irry, 102, 147 Shelton. Lynn. 161 ,Shep;ird. Churles, 120 Sheparil, Myron, 120 Shepler, Phyllis, 120 Sheridan, Michael, 16X Shields, W. Keni, 70. 145, 157. 160 Shigahara, Evelyn, 102 Shill. Patricia, 102 Shinn, Maxine, 87, 169 Shinya, Kohayashi, 120 Shipp. Catherine, 120. 139 Shirak, Kvelyn. «7, 161 Shively. Ann. 120 Shockey. John. S7 Shoopman, Thomas, 120, 147 Short, David, 120, 1S7 Shoiise, Jerrold, 70, 154, 156. 160. 172 Shoush, Mary, 120 Showers, Vicki, 120 Shreffler, Roberta, 120 Shriver, Alive, 102 Shroyer, Marsha, 102 Shiiford, Sara, 70, 137 Shuler, Gloria, 120 Shiilse, Michael, 87, 186 Shumate, Muriel, Jo, 120 Shy, Ronald, 102 Sielseholt, Charlene, 43 Siegrist. Donald, 70 Siglin, David, 70 SIGMA KAPPA, 136 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA, 138 SIGMA ZETA, 176 Siley, Larry, 120 Simbro, Sharon, 157. 175 Simmering, Cheryl, 86, 161 Simmons, Dennis, 121 Simmons, Jack, 121 Simmons, Linda, 87 Simmons, Terry, 70, 157, 173 Simpson, Harold, 70, 171 Sims, Charlotte, 87 Sims, Willard, 39, 202 Singer, Carolyn. 102 Singer, Dallas, 87, 149, 157 Singleton, Bernard, 70, 173 Singleton, Nancy, 102 Singleton, Nolan, 102, 149 Sinkevich, William, 121 Skaggs, Glenn, 121, 202 Skaggs, Sharyn, 121 Skeens, Robert, 102, 1X4 Skinta, Antlrew, 121 Slater, Gordon, 102 Slaughter, Beth, 121 Slene, Mary Ann, 178 Slemons, Agnes. 39 Sloan, Richard, 121 Slockboiier, Robert, 87, 182 Sloop, Howard. 102, 143 Smalley, Guyla, 70, 167 Smelcer, Terry. 87. 161, 162 Smith. Aline, 102 Smith, Andy. 163, 164 Smith, Burton, 121 Smith. Charles E., 87 Smith. Cynthia. 87 Smith, Darrell, 121 Smith, Don, 176 Smith, Donna, 121 Smith, Eugene, 39, 176 Smith, E ekiel, 102 Smith, (iaie, 43 Smith, Geoffrey, 121 Smith, Helen, 102 Smith, Jerr , 87 Smith, Mary Mac, 102 Smith. L.irrv. 87, 163 Smith, L.irry G,, 87, 125, 143, 154, 157, 167 Smith, Leonard, 121, 164 Smith, Linda, 121, 135 Smith. Linda Jean, 102 Smith, Linda K, 87 Smith. Louise, 47, 166 Smith, Norma, 121 Smith. Philip, 121 Smith. Richard. 102 Smith. Robert, 121 Smith. Roger, 102 Smith, Ruth, 121 Smith, Sharon, 180, 181 Smith, Sue, 121 Smith, Wilfred, 121 Smoot, Gary, 121 Sneed, Edward. 102 Sneed, Tony, 121, 145 Snell, Randall, 87, 125, 143 Snowbarger, Roberta, 71, 125,156, 160, 176, 188 Snyder, Gayle, 71, 125, 133, 153, 167, 226 Snyder, Jacqueline, 87 Snyder, Jessie, 102, 157 Snyder, Jill, 121, 133 Snyder, Mavis, 121 Snyder, Ronald, 87 Soh, Jin Heung, 71 Songster, Joyce, 87 Songster, Thomas B., 39, 160 Sonksen, Cathy, 102 SOPHOMORES, 90 South, Janet, 189 Southerling, Tommy, 71 .Sowers. Karen, 121 Sowinski, Robert. 121 Spangler, James, 102 Sparks, Carl, 71, 159 Sparks, James W., 39 Sparling, Roger, 70 Spath, Martha, 39, 181 Spencer, Charlotte, 121 Spencer, James, 87, 170 Spencer, Mildred, 102, 166 Spencer. Norman, 87 Spiers, Jeane, 87 Spiker, Lana. 121 Spiker. Richard, 71 Spires, James, 102 Spivak, Reba, 39 Sponsler, Eva Pearl, 102 Spratt, Karen F., 102, 174 Spratt, Karen Sue, 121 Sprehe, Robert L., 39 Spriggs, Ann. 87 Spriggs, Dennis, 103 Springer. Brian, 87 Springer, Lila, 121 Spurgeon, Nancy, 71 Srnka, Alfred H., 39 Slaggs, Jeanne. 121 Staggs, Lora, 43 Slaggs, Rog, 87, 147 Stanley, Don, 193 Stansberry. Dan, 70 Starbuck, Marjorie, 121, 139 States, Sarah, 169 Statler, Deanna, 121 Statler, Nancy, 87, 157, 159 Staton, Marta, 121 Stauffer, Richard, 121 St. Clair, Albert, 121 St. Clair, Richard, 39 Steele, Ruth, 121 Sleffensmeier, James. 71, 168 Steiner, Peggy. 71, 133, 178 Steinmetz. Eileen, 71, 135, 152. 155, 156, 158, 160 Stempel, Conrad, 103, 149 Stephens, Carol, 103 Stephens, Earl. 87. 173 Stephens. William. 121, 164 Sterne, Ellen, 87. 135 Sterrett. Patricia. 121, 161. 164 Sterrell. Priscilla. 121 Stevener, Ralph, 71, 125, 147, 166 Steward, Karen. 103 Stewart. Carylee. 121 Stewart. Dorothy. 121 Stewart. James. 87, 157, 158 Stewart, John, 71 Stewart, Mary, 121. 188 Stewart, Vincent. A.. Jr., 39 Stiefel. Janice. 103 Stiffler. Sue. 87 Still. Stephen, 121 Stoaks, Edna, 71 Stogdill, Paul, 121 Slohler. Carol. 121 Stokes, Donna. 71 Slolle, Dorothy, 121 Stone, Carolyn, 43 Stone, Carolyn, 103 Stone, Donnie, 71 Stone, Elliott, 103 Stone, Robert, 121 Stone, Sharon, 87, 161 Strack,Juanita, 103 Sirah, Raymond, 121 Straub, Rodney, 87 Straubmiller, Spencer, 121 Sirauch, Karen, 103, 137 Sireeter, John, 47 Streett, Mary, 71 Stringfiellow, Janet, 71 Strong, Dennis, 121 Strother, Terry, 71, 153, 1-69, 183 Strunk, Jon Elizabeth, 121 Struttman, James, 87, 145 Stuart, Edwin, 87 Stuart, Gayle, 10 Stuart, Robert, 122 STUDENT COUNCIL, 152 STUDENT MENTORS, 125 SNEA, 156 STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION, 174 STUDENT SOCAL COMMITTEE, 153 Stufflebean, Neita, 122 Sturgeon, Carola, 72, 125, 158, 160, 161, 164. 184 Stulz. Ronnie, 103 Suchland, John, 103, 170 Suddarth, John, 103, 184 Sullivan, Peggy, 103 Sullzman, Carolyn, 47, 170 Sullzman, Joyce, 103 Suzuki. Yuji. 103 Swalina. Donnis. 122. 188 Swan, John, 122 Swanegan, Alberta, 122 Swanson, Charles, 122 Swarts, Tony, 103 Swart z, Lauren, 87 Swasick, Ale.xia, 87 Swearenger, Joan, 103 Swenson, David, 122 Swingle, Gaye. 103 Swisher, Ricky, 87, 145 Switzer, Frances, 122 Switzer, Jaunett, 87, 166 Swope. Doyle, 122 Sykes, Kenneth C, 39, 152 Sykes, Madelene. M., 39 Sylvara, Velma Colene. 87 T Tackholm, Fillippa, 103, 183, 187 Taft, Lawrence, 88 Taguchi, Donald, 47 Taguchi. Wendell, 122 Tague, Diana. 122, 137 Talberl, Sharon, 122. 157 Tamashiro, Donna. 122 Taniguchi. Susan, 88 Tanner, Charles, 122 Tate, Herbert B., 39 TAU KAPPA EPSILON, 148 Taylor, Beverly, 72, 139 Taylor, Charles, 72 Taylor, Charlie C, 88 Taylor, Kathy, 181 Taylor, Marcy, 103 Taylor, Michael, 72 Taylor, Rebecca, 103, 133, 178, 179, 180 Taylor. Roger, 72 Taylor, Thomas, 122 Tayon, Phyllis, 103 Teague, Carole, 122 Templeman, Janet, 122 TenEyck, Paul, 88, 188 TennanI, Catherine, 122 Tennyson, Harold, 103 Terrell, David. 122 Terry, Howard M., 40 Terry, Linn, 40, 148 Terry, Robert, 122 Teruya, Marion, 122 Teler, Hugh, 88 Thomas, Bernard, 88, 125 143 S7 166 Thomas, Brenda. 88, 174 Thomas, David, 122 Thomas, Denise, 122 Thomas, Gary, 122 Thomas, Jame, 72 Thomas, Jeanne, 88, 161 Thomas, Judith, Ann, 88 Thomas, Judy, 103 Thomas. Keith, 72, 149, 164 T Thomas, Paul James, 40 Thomas, Price. 72 Thomas, Robert, 88 Thomas. Ronald, 72, 177. 182 Thomas. Wallace. Jr.. 88 Thompson. C. Kent. 88 Thompson. Darryl. 122 Thompson. George. 88 Thompson. Geraldine. 122 Thompson. Joyce. 122 Thompson. Lyie. 103 Thompson. Paul. 122 Thompson. Sandra. 103. 139 Thompson. Virginia. 88. 137 Thornburg, Jane, 88. 139 Thornburg. Tona Lea, 88. 139 Thornton. Sharon. 88 Threlkeld. Dale. 88. 167 Thurburn. Martha. 122 Thurman. Marcia. 88 Thurman. Mary Evelyn, 40. 179 Tieman. Frances. 45, 72. 125. 130. 134. 155. 156 Tiernan. Thomas. 122 Tie ' tjens. Ronald. 122 Tillolson. John. 88. 162. 165 Tluczek. Francis. 88 Todd, Carol. 103, 179 Tomko, Terry, 122, 149. 188 Tomkins, Kathleen A., 43 Tooley, Norman, 103, 149, 164 Toomire, Gerald, 122 Toops, Betty, 72, 125, 166 Topping, Richard. 88 Tosi. Laauli. 72. 183 Towne. Ruth, 40. 134 Towne. Ruth, 40. 134 Tracy. John. 122 Transano. Eddy, 122 Trask. Harry Alan. 103. 164. 186 Traul. Gordon. 122 Traxler. Jean. 72. 135. 155, 157. 160. 166 Trent. Michael. 122. 147 Trimble. Gary. 88 Triplcll. Claiidine. 40. 161 Triplell. Sharon. 122 Trocster. Kenl. 103 Trowbridge. Delhcrl. 10.3 Trueblood, Jimmic. 72 Triichlood. Roger. 103 Triiill. Donu. 72 Triissell. Hugene. 122 Tucker. Carolyn. 122 Tiieker. Gilberl. 103 Turano. Peler J.. 40 Turnbaugh. Wendy. 103 Turner. Janet. 72 Turner. Lfnda. 122 Turner. Thomas. 103 Turpin. Helen. 122 Tullle. Nancy. 72 Tullle. Richard, 88 U Uleit. James. 88 Ulin. Jane. 72 Ulrich, Glenn. 149 Unger, William E.. 40. 167 UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP. 186 Unsell, George. 122 Upchurch. James. 122 Upchurch. Lynda. 72 Ushiyama. Yoshinobu. 122. 183 Vaia. Mike. 72 Vance. Jack. 73 .Van Dalen. Shirley, 73. 157 V Vandelune. Brian. 122 Vandre. Barbara. 88 VanDusen, Nancy. 73. 137 VanDyke. Paul. 40. 160 VanFossen. Elaine. 122 VanGorp. David. 73 VanGorp. Grelchen. 122. 161. 164 Vanlandingham. Glen, 103. 149 Vanlandingham. Linda. 103 VanMalre. Glenn. 88 Van.Mclcr. Gary. 88. 125. 143. 157 Vanorsdel. Gary. 88 VanSchouwenburg. Machleld. 122. 183 Vansicklc. Gaye, 122. 164 Vanskikc. Gerald. 73. 143 VanWinklc. Lewis B.. 40 VanZante. William. 73. 157 Vargas. Carmen. 122 Vargas. Iris. 103 Varner. Gary. 103 Varnum. Robert. 122 Vas. Jane. 122 Vaughn. Ann. 88. 157 Vaughn. Barbara. 104. 164 Vaughn. Mary Beth. 122 Veach. Vicki. 123 Venezia. Patricia. 88. 174 Venes. Pal. 155. 157 Vestal. Richard. 163 Vetler. Georgina. 88. 135. 171 Vetler. Thomas. 88. 188 Vice. Vivian. 123 Vickroy. Larry. 88 Vincent. Carol. 123 Vinson. Carol. 123 Vinyard. James. 123 Vinzani, Karen. 123 Virdue. Louis. 45. 88. 131. 152. 171 Vize. Sharon. 73. 137 Voelkcl. Robert. 47 Vogel. Patricia. 123 Vokoun. Richard. 104 VonBerg. Charles. 1(14 Vukich. James. 104. 149 W Wade. Daniel. 73 Wade. Maurice. 40. 192 Wade. Judy. 180 Waclder. Mary. 88, 161. 164 Wagcnkncchl. Thomas. 123 Wages. Janet. 88 Waggoner. Art. 104. 149 Waglcr. Marsha, 123 Wagner. Kenneth. 88 Wagner. Ralph, 123 Wagner. Thomas. 123 Waidc. Karen. 123 Wainscott. Tommy. 123 Walker. Charles. 73 Walker. Dennis. 104 Walker. Donald E,. 40 Walker. Ciardner. 40 Walker. Cieraldine. 123 Walker. Larry. 73 Walker. .Winston. 73. 147 Wallace. Alvin. 123. 164 Wallace. John, 88 Wallace. Lorraine. 43 Wallace. Robert. 88 Wallcn. Carolyn. 123 Wallingford. Janet, 123 Walls. Connie Jo. 123 Walsh. Frances. 40 Walters. Michael. 123. 147 Walters. Palsy. 104 Walton. Don. 104 Walton. Michael. 104 Ward. Judy. 104. 157 Ward. Thelma. 73 Warden. Linda. 89 Warder. Richard. 104 Ware. Martin, 73 Warnell. Joseph, 123 Warner, Martha. 104 Warner. Mary Ellen. 123 Washburn. Velma. 89 Washington. Sharron. 104 Wasylcnko. Joanne. 73. 130. 133. 160. 181 Waterhouse. Sue. 89. 159. 161 Waters. D Douglas. 40 Watkins. Nancy. 123 Watson. Alison. 89 Watson. James. 73 Watts. Margaret. 123. 181 Watts. Marilyn. 123 Watts. William. 89. 145 Wayman. Clarice. 73 Webb. Karl E.. 41 Webber. Frances. 89 Webber. Linda. 104. 133 Weber, Bonnie, 123 Weber, Jolene. 104. 159. 161 Weber. Linda. 104 Webster. Juliet. 73 Weekley. Willa Sue. 123 Weeks. Betty Sue. 123 Weeks. Janeen. 89. 164 Weems. Judy. 123 Weerts. Richard K.. 41. 163 Wegener. Betty. 104. 157. 160. 161. 163. 164 Wehmeyer. Roxana. 89. 177 Wehner. Linda. 73 Weher. Donald. 123. 188 Wehrman. Shirley. 123. 187 Wcikcrl. Richard. 73. 157 Weilbrenner. Verna. 73 Weingarth. Patricia. 123. 133 Weinstcin. Joel. 74. 149 Weir. Robert. 123 Welch. Elaine. 179 Welch. Jean. 123 Weldon. Rex. 89 Welker. Maridith Elaine. 123 Wcllman. David. 123 Wells. Robert. 104. 149 Wells. Russell. 47 Welsh. Ardith. 104 WESLEY FOUNDATION. 187 West. Alvin. 74 West. Don, 89 West, Mary. 123 West. Virginia. 74 Wcstberg. Mary. 168. 169 Wester. Charles. 74. 157. 159 Westhoff. Betty. 123 Wheatcraft. Janice. 104 Wheeler. Esther. 89 Wheeler. Glenn. 104. 149 Wheeler. Robert. 74 Whcclock, Carol, 104. 162 Whelan, John, 89, 145 Whipple, Charles. 104 Wisenand. Robert. 123 Whitiicre. Betty. 123 Whitacre. Sharon. 123 White. Alice. 74. 184 While. Janet. 123. 181 While, Linda. 89 While. Martha. 104. 133. 178 While. Nancy. 104 While. Suann. 123 Whiteside. James. 123 Whiteside. Mark. 123 Whilson. Willie. 136. 159 Whin. John. 104. 161, 162. 165 Whitlom. Leona. 41. 138 Whitworth. Terry. 123 WHO ' S WHO. 44 Wickless. Barbara. 89, 135. 157. I6S Wieman. Carol. 89, 157, 176 Wigal. Mary Sheryl. 123. 133 Wilber. Richard. 104 Wilcox. Roger. 123 Wilcox. Sieve. 123 Wilford. Danny. 177. 184 Wilhiie. Jeannie. 123 Wilke. James. 123. 157, 188 Wilken. Sherryl. 89. 176 Wilkening. George. 104 Wilkerson. Nancy. 104 Wilkins. Anita Sue. 47. 166 Wilkins, Craig, 123, 164 Willel, James. 104 Williams. Gerald. 89 Williams. John. 123 Williams. Marian. 89. 184 Williams. Mary V.. 43 Williams. Robert. 123 Williams. Rose Marie. 74. 157 Williams. Sharon. 74. 161 Williams. Stanley. 41 Williamson. Jeannelle. 170 Williamson. Jerry. 104 Willier. Nancy. 124 Willingham. Kenneth. 74 Willingham. Ronda. 123. 164. 184 Willis. Harold. 104. 164 Willis. Marlene. 89 Willis. Temple. 89 Wilmesherr. Ronald. 124 Wilson. Allen. 124 Wilson. Carol. 104 Wilson. Edwin. 124 Wilson, Elizabeth. 41. 175 Wilson. James Edward. 124 Wilson. James Weldon. 124 Wilson. Larry. 89. 147. 154 Wilson. Mary Linda. 89. 133. 178 Wilson, Sally. 124 Wimp. Sarah Grim. 41 Winberg. Holly. 124 Winecup. Michael. 74. 125. 154. 171. 172 Winget. Terry. 89. 145 Wingo. Gary. 124 Winhold. Willa. 74 Wmkleman. Linda. 104. 133 Winn. Harold. 104 Winn. Judy. 124 Winslow. Norma. 89 Winter. Gary. 104 Witherspoon. Robert. 104 Withrow. Jeanne. 124 Witt. lorn. 74. 145 Wizeman. Edward. 124 Wohlerl. Sharon. 104 Wohlschlaeger. Robert. 124, 183 Wolf. Judith. 124 Wolf. Laura. 124 Wolf. Max. 170 Wolff. David. 74 Wolford. Sharon. 124 Wolverton. Harold, 124 WRA. 181 Wonderlich. Michael. 124 Wood. Benny. 74. 154. 160. 172. 176 Wood. Donna. 124 Wood. Everett. 74 Wood. Janet. 74 Wood. Jill. 124 Wood. Richard. 124 Wood. Robert. 104 Woodford. Stephen. 104 Woodruff. Bonnie Jo, 124 Woodruff, Frederick, 124, 187 Woods. Charles Michael, 74, 184 Woods, Dale. 41 Woodward. James. 124 Works. Charles Mike, 89, 145 Works, rami. 105. 139 Worland. Mary. 124 Wormley, Karen. 105 Worrell. Carolyn. 124 Worrell. Jim. 162 Worrell. Elizabeth. 41 Wortham. Evelyn. 124 Wrasman, Georgia, 105 Wright, Barbara. 74, 133, 157. 169 Wright. Daniel. 105, 147, 202 Wright, Eddie, 105 Wright. Franklin. 89 Wright. Georgia. 124 Wright. James, 124 Wright. Janice. 74 Wright. Kenneth. 89. 125. 143, 157 Wright. Robert M.. 25. 160 Wright, Sharon. 74, 137 Wu. Po-Ying. 47 Wu. Paulina. 47 Wyatt. Ernest. 124 Wylie. Gary. 124 Wyrick. Beth. 89. 135 Yackley. Eleanor. 45. 74. 125. 153. 155. 156. 160. 166 Yarrington. Gerald. 105. 164 Yates. Janet. 47. 167 Yeager. Tania. 124 Yenger. Glenn. 124 Yilmaz. Besmi. 105 Yoder. Dennis. 124 Yoder. Dorolhy. 74 YOUNG DEMOCRATS. 171 Young. Harry. 105. 192 Young. Jo Ellen, 124 Y ' oung. Linda. 124 Young. Mary Kate, 168 YOUNG REPUBLICANS. 172 Y Youngberg. Karen. 89. 184 Youngberg. Ruth. 124 Yount. Carolyn. 105 Yowell, Mary, 105, 175, 188 Yowell, Patricia. 89. 188 Yuan. Angela. 47 ue. Paul. 74. 176 Z Zanin, Terry. 74 Zeiglcr. Carta. 105 Zeigler. Leon, 105 Zepka, Ed Jr.. 89, 131. 145. 171. 182 Ziegler. Jeanne. 124 Zoroufchi, Jaffar. 105 Zuckerman. Arnold. 41 Zychal. Warren. 89 259 NEMSTC Kirksville l ii7in ' ' M. nn |