Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 314 of the 1968 volume:

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SMJ .J J 15 , , . gr- 7 9 1 5 JA 3 wilful :rf EEXL f , .-,A ' UH! ! Yfjf Q -4 A , ,, I af x i., if v . ...fl It .iiVWA?f1f5t- .ftX ff fi? Baldwin Hall The main administrative building, Baldwin Hall, took on a new picture this past year as several personnel and office changes were made. The first change came in the President's office when Dr. F. Clark Elkins became the eighth president of the College and secondly when Dr. Arthur L. Fritschel assumed the position of Dean of Instruction. The office of President Elkins took on a new look as new light fixtures, office equipment including a desk and chair and a rectangular oak conference table and chairs were added. Art students displayed dif- ferent paintings each week in the President's office. Toward the end of the fall quarter several offices were moved including the division of Ex- tension Service Office which became the Office of the Dean of Instruction and the division of Exten- sion Service moved to the north end of Baldwin Hall in the office previously occupied by Personnel Service. The Registrar's Office expanded to encom- pass the office occupied by the Dean of Instruction and the mail room. Students completed their finan- cial obligations to the College in Baldwin Hall at the Business Office located on the first and second floors. The College Auditorium and Little Theater were the scene of a number of student productions, Lyceum programs and special guest lectures. The Fine Arts division and Language and Literature division are located on the upper floors of Baldwin Hall. Immediately east of Baldwin Hall across the campus is the laboratory school for practice teach- ers known as Ophelia Parrish or Kirksville Junior High School. College students who are seeking the teaching degree have an opportunity to participate in classroom teaching techniques. Also located in Ophelia Parrish are several Language and Literature offices. Ophelia Parrish Junior High School ' ,A 4 1 fl ', ', IWW fvnzslfh. ' Viz , ',, -ww - C i , ' g , 5 5 f I ,i 5 i 2 , ' E ' , L' M 41 A m , 'g I ey Q 2 5 41 , , 4 I H , A ,, .,,,f T -253,1-WM ' ' 55753 f ' M f ' ' , , W .9 ,+V a,,51L,6 K 'W vqpur 'v'gQm I gig 5? awwrwff, - - VW Mwwwwhg- , wmv f 5 'A',,, .rgw ,W .mv Lg? ,fad 4' mmm f- f Q ' azwnw-4 fm ' WE MV.. , , ...V ,.... y nm? L .M 5 .... ww .....y fr 2, 35 ' V . X , k,,l Q :w,,:U,,,,f.,, , , , I , I , J f. Ammfmwfmrf W ww: V I 3 W K-Ma ,m,'f1Jf-' - , Y, ,. A b ' - b -'Q ,, ' ' 1 w ' 'fifl , H 'H ' ' ' ' A f 4 m ,P Mmm 1 H 'U Q ,.. V ,F Q , , , ix I ,, Q a l 0, ' I 9 3 3 P Reading Room More than 625 faculty members, students and friends of the College participated in LSMFT Clibrary stack move on free Thursdayj to help move the Pickler Memorial Library into its new 3750.000 addition last summer. A total of 55,000 volumes were moved into the new addition during a nine-hour period. The completely air-conditioned library addition. which has been ex- tensively used by students and faculty members alike throughout the year. features the use of the hopen stack system. The hrst floor of the addition con- tains a large reading room and the open stacks. The second floor is set aside for periodicals and newspapers. The third floor of the addition pro- vides for more open stacks and also more reading room. With the addi- tion. the library now seats more than l.000 students and has space for 268,940 books. Senator Edward V. Long of Mis- souri designated the Pickler Memorial Library as a Federal depository for Federal documents and publications. Kirk Building 4 4 4 wk' Laughlin Building i P-nri..,x,' '!'57f-Xml, 'HiY?ii l Kirk Memorial Students entered Laughlin Hall to further their education in various fields of history, as the build- ing houses the division of Social Science. Freshmen were particularly interested in the ultra-modern lecture-auditorium which was the scene of Background of the Modern World classes. , Admissions and Maintenance offices, also in Laughlin Hall, were bustling with students seeking acceptance into the College and those clearing up parking tickets. At the east end of the main campus quadrangle, students embarked on the Data Processing Center located in the Kirk Building. The center was put into use for registration purposes for the first time this past summer. While in the Kirk Building, many students took advantage of the health services available at the stu- dent clinic on the main floor. The offices of the Dean of Student Affairs, the Dean of Women, Freshman Enrollment, Student Housing and Financial Aids are on the west side of Sociability Hall. 1' rl y .-an 1. ,..,., 5' f 5 Q Q1 . ,. A Each of the five thousand plus students en- rolled this past year made their way up at least once to the third floor of the Kirk Building to be pro- cessed for new student identification cards in the I.D. office. Standing on the site of the old Baldwin Hall at the south end of the main quadrangle is the Kirk Memorial named in honor of John R. Kirk who was the fifth president of the College. Off to the east side of the rotunda in the Kirk Memorial is the office of President Emeritus, Dr. Walter H. Ryle, who is in the process of writing a complete history of the College. Immediately across the rotunda is the foreign student adviser's office. In the basement of the Kirk Memorial is located the College Museum which contains many articles of historical value for Northeast Missouri and the surrounding area. Approximately 6,000 students, faculty members and friends of the college daily visited the new Student Union building which was opened October 27. The Student Union, built at a cost of S2,500,000, provides the living room on campus for the student body. The Art Gallery also served as an impressive entrance to the Spanish Dining Room, which seats 64 patrons, and carries out the Spanish theme in its furnishings which in- clude: high-backed chairs of dark wood covered with black leather and studded with ornamental brass and imported from Spaing tables for four which are of a wood grain design, and a large hand-carved breakfront and service-chest imported from Mexico. The walls are covered with dark beechwood paneling and the electric-eye doors opening into the ultra- modern kitchen are also covered with black leather and stud- ded with brass. Small brass chandeliers designed in Mexico hang from the ceiling of the Spanish room. Guests enter and leave via a 12-foot wrought iron gate. One of the most popular rooms used by the students was the Snack Bar with seating capacity of 400. The gaily decor- ated Snack Bar features several booths in the traditional purple color and several tables and chairs scattered through- out the dining area. Throughout the year students made use of the 'sshort orders and refreshments available in the Snack Bar. Directly across the concourse from the Snack Bar is the beautifully furnished Quiet Lounge which provides a re- laxing and comforting atmosphere for students desiring to study or just take it easy. Adorning the Quiet Lounge are several lounging couches and soft chairs of modern provential styling. Three large brass chandeliers hang high above the carpeted Quiet Lounge iloor. The west wall is highlighted by a decorative marble fireplace. The ground floor of the Student Union features the Games Room which was opened for approximately 100 hours each week throughout the year. Students made continuous use of the 14 billard tables, table tennis facilities, the eight lanes for bowling and games tables. The brightly decorated Spanish Room 4' Student Union 13 n ' 'f 1 Q qty , N? 11 f 1 X: 3 L ':Ag,Y4,L,: ,, H -- ' 4 :Ld-1 W i gi, ,. N s ' 1 Q.: W f x .Ei K' H 4' N11 . .'1'f J W X fr' ' X A Y 4 1' ' 'ab ,.u....'N fc' .fr - , My My 1, w A. .,,. - ' LA f ' V- 'inf . Q ,531 WW , . , , , as m X -11-. Quin - -- ,ff X -aur- X, x H 'f, , -uf ,QL .,,,. .,Y. .V- .f ,- 1 .1- 'Fr ,.4, ' ,, .19 ,M U , , o ' X G, .1 , l- X ' . ,ff -1 a. H -151,23 milf ww. w 13,4 . - -1 E .QQ .- L fgwfff, 4 AU ,v ,F -. 5 l' k ,f 9 I F' Q Q - 'ff' T' ' Q 1 Q . 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'TF 'Fi-'ll 9 I 35 lil ll : wig enfemziai 1 1867 ' 1967 Over 2,300 Northeast Missouri State College students made use of on-campus housing facilities during the past school year. Living and dining facili- ties were provided for students in nine dormitories and the Home Management House. An astounding total of over 1,750,000 meals were served by the College food service. Male students are housed in Dobson and Mis- souri Halls and the Bulldog Kennels. Coeds occu- pied suites in Ryle, Blanton, Brewer, Nason and Grim Halls. The Adair House began an experi- mental dormitory for senior women designed to give the student more individual control and free- dom in dormitory living. The Home Management House was lived in by approximately twelve coeds who were majoring in home economics. Living in the house for one quarter gave the students practical experience in various aspects of housekeeping including finances, marketing and house upkeep. Each student had an opportunity to provide and exercise the leadership of the Home Management House. More dormitory facilities will become avail- able in the fall of 1968 when the 552,935,000 Cen- tennial Hall for women is completed. Facilities in- cluding dining and living quarters will provide a College home for approximately 680. Centennial Hall was named in honor of the Centennial year celebrated by the College during 1967. .zis 'M Home Management House. Grim Hall. Adair House ,- -:Q-gig, ,K- 'MA 4- 1 Ili ,' . 3 ff, , .., N X , 'xxx -A Bordering the south edge of the main campus is the Industrial Arts building which is occupied by the division of Practical Arts and the facilities for the college publicity photographer. The unusually long building contains shops and equipment for metal working, plastics, bench working, driver's training apparatus and other equipment necessary for training teachers in the field of practical arts. The Practical Arts division received word this past year of allocation of funds for the construction of an ultra-modern Industrial Arts building to be tentatively scheduled for construction west of the Pershing Building. Science Hall students were actively engaged in experimental projects ranging from chemical reac- tions to the study of bacteria and their environment as part of their training in the field of science. Several members of the science faculty carried on experiments for the city of Kirksville and Adair County to provide information on the sewer filtra- tion and bacteria deposits. Students making use of the building ranged from general science students to pre-osteopathic and pre-medical students. The division of Science is anxiously awaiting the completion of the south wing to the Science Hall. The addition is designed to serve as a labora- tory building, to provide additional office, research, and classroom space for physics, chemistry, biology, botany and Zoology. in-if rv Zi 'Af x 4 ,- 'Y' 'Xxqf' A Science Hall J-...E Violelte Hall fu hw---,sm Campbell Apartments I .Xxx N Fair Apartments .iv ' Students taking courses in business, home economics, mathematics, education, or in one of the special programs became familiar with Violette Hall as it houses these divisions. Some of the courses in the Social Science division were also taught in the building. The modern, totally airconditioned unit was named in honor of E. M. Violette, a former professor of history at the College. Articles on noteworthy accomplishments of students were sent to their home town newspapers by the Public Relations and Information Service, while the Alumni Office corresponded with the more than 15,000 graduates of the College. Students concerned about their honor point ratio or the various testing programs were often in Contact with the Personnel Office which was moved to the second floor of Violette Hall in the early part of winter quarter. The Teacher Education Office took care of all students who planned to receive a degree in education. Students interested in photography got ac- quainted with that department, while journalism enthusiasts spent many hours in the Echo-Index office. A student paused to admire the landscape of the Violette Hall Mall in the upper right picture as she contemplated the discussion in her previous class. Married students and their families wishing to live on campus were provided apartments for their convenience. Campbell Apartments were named after the Campbell family from whom the land was obtained. Fair Apartments were named in honor of Eugene Fair, the sixth president of the College. F ,js Lf ' A 4 5. . -' ui f.eax'y Y 0. Q ' A 1 A 'C ., I t .lr 4 . 4 V gi, ,I . ,W K , M xx Thousands of fans filed through the gates of Stokes Stadium this past fall to watch the Bulldog gridders participate in the exciting sport of foot- ball and to provide the team with enthusiastic sup- port necessary in athletic competition. Following the football season, the fans moved into the Pershing Arena to provide the same sup- port for the Bulldog basketball, wrestling and ten- nis teams. Spring quarter brought the fans back to Stokes Stadium to watch the nationally ranked Bulldog track team participate in several outdoor meets. Members of several of the Bulldog athletic teams were provided with Kennels located adjacent field. Also housed in the training room, equipment fices. Pershing Building housing in the Bulldog to the Stokes Stadium Kennels is the football room and coaching of- n I uw I I ff ik 1 ACADEMICS 2 7 W W 'L . mu--. , K1 i 5 Zig ' LLVL 'L 5, - Q C Q, as I ,4 . if f'-3 Gu , 'kv , RK INS A Ft ,w,A,f,,w.fX M: MW K A ea 2, 5 .f A Jew vviwfvw 2 4' 'si gaffgjlff ' we A 5 , , if-v'f -rf 2 5 Q gi z Q 4 q ,N-,315-Q-Q X j L 3 . ff . ,., 5- V rim V ' ,Q .V 4 51, 21 XX V ', ,..., f f , ffy 4 AL W. , A 1 A 'I' 21' QQ gg: ' if f ww. , . H M wg gym f A ..,1'-, uf Q Eli. A 'ff L L A , Lf ,Q ,V ., ,A f fu 1 iw! 4 , 1 f . M ,-.M X, Baker, Brookfield, was appointed to the Board in 1967. Mr. Baker owns the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Com- pany in Brookfield and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Brookfield Banking Company. He is also an Honorary Colonel for Governor Hearnes. John H. Bartow, appointed to the Board in 1965, operates a hardware store, is part owner of a pecan company, and is a real estate broker. He has served as a member of the Brunswick City Coun- cil, a civil defense director. president of the Lion's Club, and a commander of the American Legion. Bruce H. Hunt, Kirksville, was appointed to the Board of Regents in 1967. He is Grand Secre- tary of the Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons and the General Grand Recorder of the General Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters International. By virtue of his office. Hubert Wheeler is Re- gent Ex Ofiicio. ,Y -- ' . QW' .a---v...., James R. Reinhard Glenn Bolton President Vice President '- fm. Mary Alice Bunney Raymond E. Baker Secretary QQ NPR yi Swan V , . V -IPF John H. Bartow Bruce H. Hunt College Begins New Era With Dr. F. Clark Elkins I accept the office of President of Northeast Missouri State College and pledge to it the best of my abilities, strength, and purpose, pledged Dr. F. Clark Elkins as he accepted the charge by the Board of Regents on November 7. In the College's first Inaugural Address of the second century, Dr. Elkins expressed the need to restore the status of teaching and extended energies in a more effective education system. He emphasized that, We must commit more of our energies toward helping our various lay publics to see that 'the schools of America must save Americaf as formerly stated by the American Bar Association? Before assuming the Presidency on February l, l967, Dr. Elkins served as President of Chadron State College, Chadron, Nebraska. He is a graduate of Paris, Arkansas, High School, received the B.A. from Arkansas State Teachers College, the M.A. from University of Arkansas, and the Doctorate of Social Science at Syracuse University. The new pres- ident has also attended the University of North Carolina and has done post-doctoral study at the University of Minnesota. ,lg MN -.xy ,--Q 'JM Inauguration Day was rigorous for the entire Elkins family. A mid- day break gave photographers an opportunity to take a family picture. Missouri Governor Warren E. Hearnes und President F. Clark Elkins were interviewed by WGEM-TV following the presidents inaugura- tion. An examiner and consultant for the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Dr. Elkins is also chairman of the Visita- tion and Accreditation Committee for the Western Section of the National Council on Accreditation for Teacher Education. Dr. Elkins' wife, Norma, is a former elementary school teacher, and his daughter, Annette, is a junior high school student. Family interests center around education. books, and music. Marcia Lippert Works closely with President Elkins as his executive secretary. l 'W'-mm., 14 1 :ff UF Q f ,rev r I .2 s wf.. fi.. ffwsflgh W ' PF'-if-Q., I I . , fi Fritschel Becomes New Dean of Instruction Dr. Arthur L. Fritschel was named Dean of Instruction at the College during the past summer quarter. A native of Minneapolis, Dean Fritschel at- tended Colorado State College at Greeley, receiving the Bachelor of Arts degree in music. the Masters degree from Northwestern University and the Doc- torate degree from Colorado University. He has also done post-doctorate study at Colorado Univer- sity and Stanford. Piloting several changes in the academic pro- gram as chairman of the Curriculum Committee, Dean Fritschel's responsibilities also carried him into the role of preparing special reports for the United States Office of Education and for the Missouri Commission on Higher Education. The Dean and his office staff prepared the material which appeared in the College catalogue and the publication of the quarterly class schedule. Working with the division chairman, the Dean carried on the duty of recruiting and employing new staff members. Prior to his appointment here, Dr. Fritschel taught in the public schools of Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois for six years. In 1946, he joined the faculty of Western Illinois University at Macomb and since l957, served as Head of the Department of Education at Western Illinois. Dean of Graduate Studies Dr. Judson P. Martin became Director ol' Grad- uate Studies at the College on April l5. The new Dean of Graduates came to the NMSC campus from the Bemidjii State College in Bemidjii, Minnesota. Under the direction of the new Dean, the grad- uate program at the College is undergoing various changes in curriculum. Dr. Martin is also chairman of the Graduate Council. Dr. Martin is a native of Madison, Wisconsin and received the Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin. He received his Mas- ter's degree from the U. of W. in l946 and the Ph.D. in 1955 from the same University. He has done ad- ditional graduate study at the University of Michi- gan. Serving as president of the Higher Education Section of the Minnesota Education Association, Dr. Martin is also a member of numerous profes- sional and honorary organizations and societies. He has been active in civic and fraternal organizations, holds several offices in Masonic organizations, Boy Scouts, American Legion, Chamber of Commerce and Rotary. 1 ' L I Henry Boucher, Dean Rita Gramann Dean of Women , .f A -e GH .: of Student Affairs Alfred Holzmeier Director of Housing Pi,-Us Quit xv Division of Student Affairs Under the direction of division head Henry Boucher, the division of Student Affairs was in charge of the administra- tion and supervision of student conduct and discipline, student organizations and social activities, on and olf campus housing, student aids, a w a r d s and scholarships, student employment, and other non-academic activities concerned with the general welfare of the students. This past year Miss Rita Gramann was named Dean of Women at NMSC. Her primary duties were working with beginning freshmen, setting up the so- cial calendar, distributing the monthly activities calendar, and making her of- fice available to the co-eds on campus. She was the faculty sponsor of the Pan- hellenic Council. The Director of Freshman Enroll- ment was responsible for the orientation, advisement, and enrollment of all new freshmen students. Housing of students both on and off campus was the chief responsibility of the Director of Housing. Students seeking financial aid while attending College frequently visited the Direction of Financial Aids who placed qualified students in positions on the work-study program. Wayne Newman Director of Financial Aids Kenneth Serfass Director of Freshman Enrollment K , Division of Extension Service T h e division of Extension Service dealt primarily w ith those activities which extended the services of the College to the area it serves. The division is primarily composed of the Bureau of Placements, the Bu- reau of Correspondence a n d Extension Teaching, the Bu- reau of H i g h School Educa- tional Activities, and the Bu- reau of Audio-Visual Educa- tion. The division continued to meet the ever growing needs of pub- lic schools and the commun- ities served by them by offering many academic courses and educational services through the various bureaus in the divi- sion of Extension Service. Howard Morris Head. Maintenance Division Maintenance The Maintenance divi- sion again this year was in charge of taking care of campus buildings, grounds, a l l non-instruc- tional materials, and all store r o o m s and ware- houses o n the N M S C campus. Departments under the direction of Mr. Morris were the College engi- neers, Bremen, carpenters, painters, electricians, se- curity patrol, custodians, gardners a n d other per- sonnel of the maintenance forces. His three chief as- sistants were, chief engi- neer, G e n e Schniederg head custodian, Don Bar- nett, and head gardner, Carl Guffy. Kathleen Bohon Director, Bureau of Placements Noah Richardson Director, Bureau of Correspondence and Dr. Eli Mittler Head, Division of Extension Service Extension Teaching P C , 08 A .. , L Division of Public Relations and WHUVS WHO Information .- W Q ' v if 5 Bitowuv LECTURE Serv lee The Centennial celebration, L09 4 publication of College materials, il' X 68 V co-ordination of alumni meetings 5 5195 and direction of alumni affairs were .' lsssr rrslso a portion of the major activities car- ried out by the division of Public Relations and Information Service throughout the year. During the year 1967 Mr. Mc- Kinney, Mr. Colton, and Mr. Har- T rison represented the College on various occasions at alumni and other meetings discussing the Cen- tennial celebrations of the College. Regular activities carried out by the division are assembling and disseminating news regarding Col- lege students and faculty members in both the academic and athletic Robert McKinney William Cable Frank Colton Russell Harrison areas, regular visitations of P 3 S f Head, Division of Director of College Co-ordinator Director, Alumni - ' - Public Relations Publications ACIiViIiCS graduates by the College CO Ordlna tor, and communicating with the nearly 15,000 alumni of NMSC. Division of Testing and Counseling Service The primary purpose of the division of Test- ing and Counseling Service was to deal directly with personal problems of members of the student body. Through the division, students were able to find assistance in areas of economic, social, educational or vocational problems. Dr- Robert Wright Head. Division of Testing and Counseling Service A primary activity of the division was assisting students through psychological testing programs. The Bureau also kept records of each student's a- chievements both scholastically and otherwise which assisted the personnel of the office in rendering the help necessary to students seeking aid. Throughout the year students were encouraged to take advantage of the testing and counseling service of the depart- ment so as to help solve their personal, educational, and vocational problems. Orville Bowers Registrar km Office of the Registrar The office of the Registrar was again responsi- ble for accurately keeping academic records and pre- serving the integrity of the academic credit of the College. Other duties of the Registrar's ofiice includ- ed admission of students, certification of credits to State Departments of Education and to other col- leges, evaluation of credits, recording and reporting Kenneth Sykes Head, Student Union of grades, furnishing of transcripts and maintaining a cumulative permanent record of all students en- rolled at NMSC. Assisting Mr. Bowers this past year was Tom Sommerkamp who was responsible for the improve- ments in arrangements for quarterly registration. The final activity of the academic year for the Registrar s oilice was submitting names of students to the Dean of Instruction who have fulfilled the re- quirements for graduation. Student Union Kenneth Sykes assumed the re- sponsibilities in October of di- recting the new Student Union and its various departments of service. Under his direction, the Student Union in its first year opened the doors to NMSC stu- dents for social, academic and leisurely places of meeting and activities. Assisting Mr. Sykes in many of his new endeavors in the Stu- dent Union was his secretary, Jean Elliott. The games room was under the direction of Steve Hunt. The Student Union remained open from 7a.m. to 11 p.m. each day of the academic year in order to give all students an opportun- ity to take advantage of the ser- vices o f f e r e d by the Student Union. Ft, ,'3Q'i Charles Elam Head, Division of Admisisons Office of Admissions Thousands of new students contacted the of- fice of Admissions during the past year concerning admission and information about NMSC. The Ad- missions ofiice assisted these new and prospective Division of Business Service The division of Business Service was chiefly responsible for carrying out the business and finan- cial books of the College. Within this division was the Purchasing Agent, who made all the purchases for the College upon proper requisition, the Comp- wi P' students and disseminated to these persons informa- tion, literature and other facts concerning the Col- lege, its services and facilities. One of the chief programs carried out by the Admissions ofiice was co-ordinating Senior Day held for visiting seniors of the area on the College camp- us during spring quarter. troller who administered the internal budget of the College and certified the Purchasing Agent that the expenditures were within the division's appropria- tions: the Stenographic Ofiice which was responsible for all stenographic and duplicating service used by the College, and the Telephone Exchange which provided communication service for NMSC students and faculty. Pete Nicoletti Head. Division of Business Service Robert Bradley Dr. John Biggerstalf Basil Morlan Data Processing Computers invaded the Col- lege campus in all administra- tive and academic areas during the 1967-68 year. The IBM 1440 Computer was introduc- ed to the campus in the fall of 1966 and only until this past fall was it put to complete use processing various materials for all departments on the campus. Registration for the College students was made simpler and quicker by processing through the IBM Computer. All stu- dent records are now entered through the Data Processing Center. Health Service Hundreds of students daily entered the College Health Of- fice throughout the year to ob- tain the services provided by the clinic. Under the supervi- sion of Dr. John Biggerstaff and three registered nurses, the Health Oflice provided the stu- dents with medical assistance ranging from headaches to treatment of the severe flu at- tack this past winter to minor personal counseling. The Health Oliice dispensed thousands of capsules and ad- ministered hundreds of innoc- ulations. Upward Bound Approximately 100 students from the northeast Missouri area were enrolled in the Up- ward Bound program conduct- ed on the College campus this past year. Students enrolled in the pro- gram received tuition, room and board in a College dormi- tory, books, and an allowance of S10 a week for spending money. Funds were allocated to the College for the Upward Bound program by the Office of Economic Opportunity. l 4 l Charles E. Kauzlarich, Head of the Division Practice made perfect on the IBM 29 Keypunch. B.S. in Education. A,M., Ph.D. Business Education Three degree programs were made available during the past year by the division of Business Education for students interested in business. Upon completion of one of the programs, a student could receive the Bachelor of Science in Education, or the Bachelor of Science degree, or the Master of Arts degree. ... J? gym, ,.,,. During the year the division also made avail- able classes to students not majoring in business who sought preparation for office and secretarial training with one and two-year terminal courses. Satisfactory completion of the secretarial courses on the one or two-year plan carried with it a Certificate of Completion. Students who complet- ed the program with an average of B or better re- ceived special recognition with honors. 332. .Cm r Dora Belle Clark Eugene Croarkin Gwendolyn Durham Winferd Durham James Edwards Laura Hulse ,ar as JHfliC6 Legg Dr. Harold Mickelson Joseph Mitch Dr. Robert Sprehe Jerry Vittetoe Beverly Wheeler it My r 3 l Elementary Education majors are tutored in various fields of art that would be applicable to teaching situations. Taylor Lindsey, head of the division, A.B., A.M., Ed.D. EDUCATION Under the direction of Dr. Taylor Lindsey, the twenty-two faculty members of the Education division helped prepare approximately five-hundred students this past academic year who will be entering the teaching pro- fession in the fall of 1968. According to Dr. Lindsey, the division strived to pre- pare these students to become teachers, guidance coun- selors, principals, and supervisors for schools in Missouri and throughout the nation. The courses in education gave stress to acquaintance with children and youth, and presented more on under- standing of school organization. Through these two ideals it was hoped that the skill in the art and science of teach- ing, plus an understanding of the democratic role of the public school, was gained. The division of Education administered the B.S. in Ed. degree in elementary education, the M.A. degree in elementary education, elementary school administration, and elementary school guidance. On the secondary level a B.S. in Ed. in secondary education, and M.A. in secondary school administration, and secondary school guidance were offered. Many of these students continued on with their education here at the College doing graduate work in various tields. im' ' :idea-.v't l ,sq ,Q WW' ' Dr.Clifton Bell Forest Crooks Dr. Marlow Ediger Elizabeth Evans Dr. Massye E- Goins DT- Earl D- Ludlow William Mafthew e 6 . S1 if 31-QF: A Grace McReynolds Dr. Richard Mease Dr. Ivan Miller Clarence Murphy Dr. Jack Reiske Richard St. Clair Dr. H. B. Tate 'Q 1 DT- Howard Terry DY- UNH TCYFY Dr. Lewis VanWinkle Dr. J. C. Wright Dr. Robert Wright y -- - Health and Physical Education Within the division of Health and Physical Education are helds of study in men's and women's physical educa- tion, health education, recreation, and nursing. The division offers education and practice in correct health methods and administration and offers opportuni- ties for participation in a program of extracurricular phys- ical education. The division also administers a sound program of intercollegiate athletic competition and prepares profes- sional nurses to serve the expanding needs of humanity in health and disease. In conjunction with the division, the College is a member of the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Associa- tion CMIAADQ National Collegiate Athletic Association CNCAADQ and is a member agency of the National League for Nursing, and the department of Baccalaureate and Higher Degree Programs. Joseph P. Dolan, Head of the Division B.S., M.S., Ed.D. The vault box was just one phase of the unit on tumbling which was included in the women's physical education program. .1- nf rl'- riiz 1 Martha Bagley A WMM ,ff QQ? N W G V, in s, ,ary J' :UAH x 1-'vw' ,ii n A 1 If i. Elmira Baiotto Jane Barnett Larry Boleach Jack Bowen Marvin Braden Dr. Max Cogan Y hawaii! 'Nz AQ'- James Dougherty ,wi-I fvx ,..... Boyd King Dr. Thomas Songster . M. ,,,, . Qi ,ferr xref ,N . :.,, T xg wr ,H 'sv Dr. Mary M. Estes Dr. Charles Fast Dr. F. Christine Foster Kenneth L. Gardner Judith Hancock Dr. Virginia Hoffman .ivrvs..- f-. UP 59 f ,fav prov- Regirla Lindhorst Sam Nugent Ralph Pink William Richerson Delores Rouley Willard Sims 5 4954 .i M, mlm exited ' ltit f i'-we B if i . Martha Spalh Maurice Wade Harry A. Walmsley Jo Ann Weekley Sarah Wimp Lucile Winslow A ,,,, Dorothy Pearson, Head of the Division B.S. in Education. A.M. my 'Uv .fm , ?g,,,,z,, iifi. T Sewing is just one of the many facets of homemaking emphasized in the curriculum of the division of Home Economics. Home Economics The division of Home Economics provides a major which prepares teachers of vocational home economics for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education and qualifies them to teach in Missouri schools. Certification is granted on application and presentation of official transcript to the State Department of Education tHome Economicsb in Jefferson City. A non-teaching major is also offered which meets the requirements for a degree of Bachelor of Science in Home- making. The junior and senior program for home economics majors is based around advanced courses in coping with and solving household and family situations. These classes range from preparation of the family diet by means of proper food buying and meal management to selection of clothing and household furnishings and continuing into the development and solution of problems met in family relationships. During one quarter of the senior year a home economics major lives in the Home Management House which places the student in an atmosphere where she can apply her per- sonal learnings to home management. Geraldine Gosch Janice Morgan Charlotte Revelle Rose Shanight Elizabeth Wilson Z5 Student help is used for checking books in and out and shelving books. ' . Ka. . in i - gl. we . . . Q ee I 1- QL Martha Brockman Dene Clark Eleanor Ellebraeht Floreine Kibler Libraries and Museums With the opening of the S750,000 ad- dition to the Pickler Memorial Library, the division of Libraries and Museums is able to offer students pursuing a major in library science more on-the-job training in more diversified fields of library work. Endeavoring to further the educational aims of the College by providing library science courses, library materials and li- brary service, the division of Libraries and Museums offers a library science curricu- lum designed for the training of public school librarians and part-time teacher-li- brarians in accordance with state and national standards. Another major objec- tive of the division is to promote the gen- eral education of each student with in- struction in the use of libraries both in classes and individually when he uses the College library. Besides maintaining instruction in classes concerning library work. the divi- sion also supervises the entire Pickler Me- morial Library and is responsible for main- taining the College Archives and the spe- cialty rooms of the library which include the Missouriana Room. Glenn Frank Room. and Children's Library. George N. Hartje. Director A.A., A.B.. A.M. in L.S. My-aw 1f lf!!!-.3 .g W if Xmg l Odessa OfSI11d Elizabeth Schuetz Joseph Tseng Caroline Woods Language and Literature Language and literature, dramatics and pub- lications were focal points of study offered by the division of Language and Literature. Calvin V. Huenemann, Head of the Division A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Gail Albright Dr. Humberto Alvarez Rllih B- B631 Under the heading of general education, the division of Language and Literature taught the skills of oral and written communicationg provided the fundamentals of literary understanding and ap- preciationg and offered introductory courses in the study of foreign languages and cultures. The professional school in the division offered the student numerous major fields of study from a variety of foreign languages to the study of Shake- speare to the vast studies of the American language and literature. Culmination of study in these fields resulted in the receiving of either the Bachelor of Science in Education or the Bachelor of Arts de- grees. The Master of Arts degree with a major in English Education also was offered by the division of Language and Literature. The Language Laboratory played an important part in the learning process for students taking foreign languages. Wanda Bemboom Jane Byrd Elizabeth Clendaniel Dr. Glenda Clyde Sherod Collins Dr. Carlyle Cross Catherine Davis tOn leave of absence! A .41 M 75 kt: ilkv Z x. Anna Finnell Downing Berenice S. Dry Cheryl Fenno Charles Greeley Dr- Loren GriSSOm LYIC Hamilton Karl Heflflicke C , in U W, ii? lg ,.. ww. Joan F. Hunter Frederick James Connie Jones Felice Kardos Martha McClaskey Charles McNames Dr. Chandler Monroe Bw wif' Hubert T. Moore Donna Nelms Clayton Ofstad Joaquin Penalver Karen Penner Dr. Alberto Rabago Mary Reeves 1 4 Z ff 3 M- J ef. Dr. Madeline Roch James Severns Elizabeth Snipes Alfred Srnka Mudelene Sykes Jim Thomas Dona Truitt K. qv X 3 'W wi , - in ve' X - g et .W 'tie' ' lggk A2133 A - - i FHIFICCS W2llSh DF- Douglas WHICFS I-COW Whmom Stanley Williams Dollie Wilson Dr, Elizabeth Worrell Donna Wright ai' we Dale Wods, Head of the Division B.S., M.S., Ed.D. The language of numbers remains constant. Mathematics In the division of Mathematics, the courses were de- signed to prepare teachers of mathematics for secondary schools and junior collegesg to provide for the mathematics education of the elementary teachersg and to provide courses of study in mathematics pertaining to professions in industry, business, and government. The division offers the Bachelor of Science in Education degree, the Bachelor of Science degree, and the Master of Arts degree. The curriculum offered by the division provided an op- portunity for the student to begin his individual study of mathematics at an appropriate level where he is challenged and in which he could succeed. ima in 9 'ri ... ,. . if J0hnNBar11ing Donald Groff Ronald Hays Ronald Knight COn leave of absence? .inv- S Juv Mary J Kohlenberg Samuel Lesseig Duane Norman William P. Novinger Dr. J. R. Purdy Kenneth Stilwell William Weber lOn leave of absencej tOn leave of absencej Finished products required endless sanding. Practical Arts The division of Practical Arts was notified during the past year that funds had been allo- cated for the construction of a new Practical Arts building. Tentative plans show the build- ing site to be on South Franklin. Students majoring in the division of Prac- tical Arts can receive the Bachelor of Science in Education degree in Agriculture and Indus- trial Education or the Bachelor of Science de- gree in Agriculture or Industrial Arts. The divi- sion also offered the Master of Arts degree to teachers in Industrial Education. ., wr, ri, ,lE.,:.i v ia if f a g .-.. . ,QS A Otho Barnett. Head of the Division B.S. in Education, M.Ed. 4 - '..'1 Dr. Donald Bagley Duane Cole Raymond Crist Dr. Larry Davis Arthur Harrington John Kenny William Minor at gs' , ry, fleffwrx. tags. ,f-- X ,Q I . JV. vw' , 3 .A giff 5' Dr. Roland Nagel Dr. D. D. Nothdurft Lowell Priebe Joseph Rhoads Ralph Shain Phillip Stryker X 45+ ,.-X.--- 'f' ?' s ffl XX!! N -N-.... 1:5 . f ' X Many hours were spent in lab sessions by science students. Dean A. Rosebery, Head of the Division B.S. in Education. Ph.D. .V.. V V V . Science Faculty members and students who spend a great deal of their time in Science Hall were anx- iously awaiting the opening of the addition to the present building which will help alleviate the con- gestion as a result of the large growth of students showing interest in the field of science. The division of Science offers majors in bi- ology, botany, Zoology, chemistry, physics, and general science. By special arrangement with other colleges and universities the division offered the curriculum necessary to complete the proper requirements for a pre-professional student to transfer without loss of credit. The division prepares a large number of stu- dents for advanced study in osteopathy. medicine, and engineering. A fifth year program leading to the Master of Arts in General Science with a special emphasis on either biological science or physical science was of- fered during the year. Beginning with the summer quarter of 1968. the division of Science will be offering the Master of Science degree. The announcement was made earlier this year by the College Board of Regents. g X ' -'Q -if Dr. Cyril Anderson Dr. Max Bell Dr. John Black Dr. James Bywaters Victor Cochran Dr. William Craig James Dimit it if , YW ,-. f fx' it GZYT 7 A 3 I . 'nn ,,..-.. r ' Denman Evans Dr. Max Freeland Dr. Edward Gilbert Dr. Charles Gross Dr. Jack Magruder Robert S. Mason Dr. Don Q. ., i , A Milliken fe i 'IP rs... Vi Dr. Robert Nothdurft Dr. Robert Peavler Dr. Wray M. Rieger Dr. Robert Sanders Dr. Gary Se Eugene Smith Richard Stevenson Donald Walker in -rr r lls Dr. Will Selser Dr. John Settlage v - 'A ' nz on Pam -+ i ' j,-in 'ii ' t wal Iliad L. K.. - 'A ' m 'JN A Ji Computing and recording grades is a two-man job when classes reach a certain number. Dr. Arnold Zuckerman called in help to man the Gilbert C. Kohlenberg, Head of the Division A.B., A.M., Ph.D. kkry :JSI ii i V typewriter for fall quarter grade recording. Social Science The division of Social Science offers majors in the fields of social science, history, economics, geography, psychology, political science and sociology which lead to the Bachelor of Science in Education degree. Several of these courses also offer the Bachelor of Arts degree. The division contributes heavily to the comprehensive courses of the general college-offering the required cours- es in Background of the Modern World as well as subjects among the directed electives. Students majoring in elementary education, business administration, vocational home economics, and several other fields are furnished the required courses by Social Science to complete their degree work. A Master of Arts degree in the Helds of Social Science and History is also made available by the division. .Af 954. Clyde Burch Dr. Earl Cunningham William Cobourn Pat Ellebracht Dr. Meredith Eller Richard Flaspohler Henry Gibson COn leave of absence? John Gifford William Kitts Dr. Pauline Knobbs Joseph Ku Robert Lohrman Dr. David March Dale Martin norm f 'ltr-'fi' Dr. Donald Mitchell Charlotte Mittler James Preston Walter H. Ryle Robert Schnucker Dr. Bing Shao Dr. Donald D. Scriven In Henry Smits Dr. Ruth Towne Dr. Gardner Walker Dr. Arnold Zuckerman tOn leave of absence! fiwwiwhu Clinician Vernon Jackson observed James Sparks check the hearing of a student. Special Programs One of the newest divisions on the campus is the division of Special Programs which offers courses of study leading to both the graduate and under- graduate degrees. Comprising the division were four major areas including reading, special education, speech path- ology, and audiology. William F. Hall, Head of the Division B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ph.D. Kathleen Cherbonnier Dr. Elizabeth Frazier Viola Martin Students enrolled in the division of Special Programs were provided with the finest facilities available for their particular field of work. Students conducted diagnostic clinics in speech, hearing, and reading for both the College and residents of the surrounding areas. R f-3 gp. . William McClelland Dr. Kenneth McGuire Norine McNames Dr. R. Jeffery Mitchell JHIUCS Sparks Emeriti WALTER H. RYLE President Emeritus B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D., Litt.D. JOHN L. BIGGERSTAFF Professor Emeritus of Music B.M. PAUL O. SELBY Dean Emeritus of Instruction Professor Emeritus of Business Education B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. WALTER A. BROWNE Professor Emeritus of Geography A.B., A.M., Ph.D. GEORGE H. JAMISON Professor Emeritus of Mathematics B.S., A.M. 1- -- - , 1. . .:-T.. . 1. .I -V .. + .. -. SX ,M ...stitstt-MH 4 - Qmssmfg . H it. P I , ' , S 5136 A Zia at tx. tk If Lx as? P M. 1 ig I it at f, 559 4, 5 ea 2 if W sz 451' Q Wm f . H arm J iw? ,..:m3jg5:Wg ?H : -1 .1 1 - ti -.itwi M s-g,,f . Q, ' -- Us-f 1e2.2S.,:w1L:t.a it-gag A -353,,s.,',, : www : n my , .W.Q1,,.L. tnfjisttg! 53.3 aa- if - Sufi.. ,. '. . --'ESI iitiib 7 if fzzleav-sewsssms: -' .ww e . -- - tissast: ff 7-.,.tm,.-t,fx,,.g, s,,.,:s, .t. - ..,s.m.sifWa?s-,rt A ,,..Q,w,w-.f git g,mta:if?,8tfsgt,a5,5a -,f:g'fsr:- li fi:agffs.tf11s:, affHzxfxgmgssizspista - .' ' Q. -it-frQIi.1ffti?WvftfQff item. ' 'fii awitlii gf AGNES SLEMONS Assistant Professor Emeritus of Journalism and English B.S. in Ed., A.M. LLORA MaGEE Professor Emeritus of Home Economics Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D. NAN E. WADE Professor Emeritus of Modern Languages A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. l CECIL H. ALLEN Professor Emeritus of Psychology B.S., A.M., Ph.D. VERA E. FAWCETI' Associate Professor Emeritus of .English B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. SALLIE PATFINSON Assistant Professor Emeritus of Rural Education B.S., A.M. KARL WEBB Professor Emeritus of Theory and Instrumental Music B.S. in Ed., A.M. BERENICE B. BEGGS Assistant Professor Emeritus of English B.S. in Ed., A.M. JOHN C. GOETZE Assistant Professor Emeritus of Instrumental Music B.S. in Ed., A.M. LUCY SIMMONS Professor Emeritus of American History A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D. WILLIE WHITSON Assistant Professor Emeritus of Primary Education B.S. in Ed., A.M. ORGANIZATIONS ,, E, wg ,li 118, :ms Jack Wright Jeanie Auseon Diane Cushman 'l .5 Harry Farr Barb Kuntz Gary Coulter Student Council With the opening of the new Student Union to the closing of the year with a Stu- dent Council picnic, the members of the 1967-68 Council strived diligently to give the NMSC students their voice on campus and provide them with the social activities necessary to round out a successful college year. With Jack Wright at the helm of the 1967-68 Student Council, the students were presented with opportunities to participate in many activities throughout the year. The Inauguration ceremonies of Dr. F. Clark Elkins were witnessed by several hundred NMSC students as arrangements were made by the Student Council for the student's par- ticipation in the activities. Through this past year's Student Council, students were represented on the Lyceum Committee. Weekly dances and movies, sponsoring of the annual Christmas Dance and ECHO Dance, pool tournaments, bowl- ing tournaments, and pop concerts gave the members of the student body every oppor- tunity to see the Student Council in action. 1. NOTIUHI1 Tooley Edith Sakagawa Bob Moore Elaine Edmundson Mike HUPfCf Gloria BUFHCII Don Olinger Marcia Mossbarger fi? Row I: Cindy Walter. Pat Trent. Jo Goldman. Sandra Hulsebus, Debbie Hansbrouilh. Joeta Prather. Jeanie Coy. Claire Sykes. Donna Sees, Sandra Tribley. Diane Cushman. Row 2: College Ushers Vivaciousness, beauty and courtesy were three attributes displayed by the College Ushers through- out the year as they provided excellent service in assisting patrons of College programs held in the Auditorium. The first activity of the year ushered by the group was the Centennial Convocation which was attended by more than 200 dignitaries from through- out the United States. The Inauguration of Dr. F. Clark Elkins dur- ing the fall quarter provided another opportunity for the College Ushers to extend their services. They were responsible for the proper seating of special guests of the first family and of the College. Closing the yearls activities for the Ushers was rendering assistance at Commencement exercises. Organized in April. 1959. with the opening of the new College Auditorium. the College Ushers have been serving as hostesses for numerous Col- lege functions. Basically the group has been present for Lyceum programs. concerts. commencement ac- tivities and other all-school affairs. At Lyceum programs and similar affairs, the Ushers can be recognized readily by their Hbasic black attire accentuated with purple and white Carnation corsages. Absent for the group picture, but early for the Ramsey Lewis Lyceum program were Kaye Johnson. Nancy Bulick and Connie Hicken bottom. Row 1: Martha Acuff, presidentg Doralee Ratliff, vice president: Judith McCampbell, secretaryg Julie Lademann, treasurer: Joann Zeigler, Rita Reagan, Tania Yeager, Beth West, Leona Whittom, ardinal Key Members of Cardinal Key began the past year's activities with the sale of Centennial Homecoming buttons, with proceeds going toward financing the Nan E. Wade Scholarship. The scholarship was presented this past spring to a selected, deserving College woman. Accompanied by Leona Whittom, sponsor, several members of the Eugene Fair Chapter at- tended the National Cardinal Key convention which was held at Arkansas Polytechnic Institute in Rus- sellville, Arkansas. A former president of the local chapter, Sue Davis, served as chairman of the national meeting. Other activities conducted by Cardinal Key included the decorating and lighting of a Christmas tree in Violette Hall and one in the Student Union. Cardinal Key is an organization for women of at least junior status in American colleges and uni- versities who are leaders in the college community and who are potential leaders in the future. The sorority's goals are: honoring qualified women, in- spiring leadership in others, and utilizing leadership capabilities in an active program of service to school and community. sponsor. Row 2: Jennifer Shelton, Susan Gulnac, Joeta Prather. Becky Tibbs, Jami Lewis, Jeanie Coy, Susan Cattle. Nan Begeman. Sandra Hulsebus. Carol Johnson, Georgia Schacher. Student Council president Jack Wright bought the first Centennial Homecoming button from Martha Acuff, Cardinal Key president. Last minute changes in the Blue Key Student Directory were handled by Editor Vic Kaylarian. Blue Key Serving, I live, the motto of Blue Key Scho- lastic Service Fraternity for men, was actively car- ried out in service projects this past year by the organization. Under the presidency of Harry Farr, Blue Key men assumed the responsibility of production and direction of the Centennial Homecoming parade which had 124 entries including floats, bands, Shriner groups, and commercial units. Row 1: Harry C. Farr, president, Michael Norton, vice president: Lance Solter, secretary, Michael Dalbey, corresponding secretary: Victor Kaylarian. editor, Steven Daniels, Jack Atteberry, Terry Whitworth, Dr. Eli F, Mittler. Row 2: Stan Williams. Laurence ,wi aw. - f ,-,. J, .mf f, .wr -sw .3 ,i,rfe lp The fraternity also provided service to the Col- lege by conducting campus tours on Senior Day, compiling the all-school directory, maintaining the Travel Board, and sponsoring the College Campus Bowl. Membership in Blue Key is restricted to upper- classmen who have maintained a high degree of intellectual attainment, leadership and character. Faculty sponsor of the John R. Kirk Chapter of Blue Key is Dr. Eli Mittler with Stan Williams assisting. Leake, Jerry Richeson, Lawrence Green, Lynn McCoppin, Gay King, Allen Sontag, Cecil Moore, John Webb, Doug Kollar. Will Selser, Tom Jesaitis, Roger Metcalf. ww 'My ., ,. M, ,gg , 353552, , , if Row 1: Richard M. Mantione. presidentg Dan Hennessy, vice presi- dentg Steve Daniels, secretaryg Paul V. Tracy, treasurerg Paul B. McCray, sergeant-at-armsg Dave Stauffer, Robert D. Williams, Veterans Club Veterans of the armed forces on the College campus participated actively in the Ronald K. Cul- lers Memorial Veterans Club providing service to the College and to the Kirksville community. The Veterans Club was established in November of 1966 and was designated the Ronald K. Cullers Memorial Veterans Club in honor of the lirst graduate of the College to be killed in the Vietnamese coniiict. The Veterans Club is essentially a service or- ganization in nature. During the year it provided assistance with the quarterly registration period, en- tertained a number of children at a Christmas party and contributed their services during the Home- coming period. Thomas R. Sommerkamp. Row 2: Jeffrey M. K rner John Clark 06 , ' , Tim Grifiith, Larry Crooks. Gary Stowe, Tom Rider, Robert J. Andrews. Larry D. Dorrell, Lynn E. Morrell, Jam Members of the Veterans Club provided services and to the College throughout the year. t z 75. 2 5. . ig W 5. 5 . . 35' 5 .f -. 'Q Y es H. Grider. to the community .lg Q 3 .g.g.. at 5 . iff, QQ! .I ig 5 3 4 .1 5 P Q. , .4 , A - l I Row 1: Brian Wendelschaefer, president, Ron Rogers, lst vice presi- dentgg Alfred Maxfield, 2nd vice president, David Davis, recording secretary, Carl Foultz, corresponding secretary, Tom Ballard, trea- surer, John Bybee, Ron Feltz, A. E. Harrington, sponsor. Row 2: Bob Phillips, Hugh Schuetz, Ron Latta, Tom Jarvis, Jim Sefrit, Mike Hop- kins, Dale Barrett, Dennis Brayton, Mike Trent, Tom Kahl, Gene Alpha Phi Omega Epsilon chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, opened their year's projects by arranging the pre-game activities for the Centennial Homecoming and providing assistance to the Blue Key honorary fraternity with the Homecoming parade. APO also rendered their assistance to the Kirksville chapter of the Junior Chamber of Com- merce and provided assistance to several local scouting clubs. The highlight of the social activities of Epsilon chapter was the sponsoring of the an- APO provided assistance during the tedious task of registration. Ball. Row 3: Dan Schmidt, Paul Wagner, Larry Lamberson, Jack Grimshaw, Ron Rowland, Steven Schweizer, Dick Reynolds, Vito DeLaura, Darien Teeter, John Dietz, Gary Peterson. Row 4: Rich- ard Brimer, Rodney Loesch, Jack Niemeyer. Al Wilson, Jim Brad- shaw, Wayne McCombs, Phil Wormsley, Jim Brewer, David Short, John Caldwell, Jim Coy, Mark Morrow, Donald Wehr, Rick Elkin. nual Ugly Man Contest. The proceeds from these activities were donated to such organizations as the United Fund and the Heart Fund. Under the direction of Mr. Arthur Harrington, Epsilon chapter was chosen as one of the outstand- ing chapters of Alpha Phi Omega in the United States this past year. Alpha Phi Omega is the nation's largest serv- ice fraternity with nearly 400 chapters active throughout the United States. Membership is com- posed of young men who have been or are aliiliated with the scouting program. The cardinal principles of Alpha Phi Omega are leadership, friendship, and service. l 1 fr'-s 11' Row 1: Earl D. Ludlow, president: Kenneth W. Serfass. secretary- treasurer: Don Q. Milliken. program chairman: F. Clark Elkins, Jack C B J E. Vittt D. D. N thd rft. R 2: H. B. Tat F. Mittler. Row 3: Eugene Smith, Richard Mease. Charles G. Fast. Henry Boucher. John H. Settlage, Duane R. Cole. Clifton R. Bell. h . owen. erry 1 eoe, o u ow ie. T omas Songster. Larry Boleach, 1. C. Wright, Winferd Durham, Sherod Collins. Eli - Phi Delta Kappa Phi Delta Kappa expended its time and effort toward two major service projects this past year. The first of these was the sponsoring of the Centen- nial Convocation held on September 2, 1967, in honor of the 100th birthday of the College. Over 200 dignitaries representing colleges and universi- ties throughout the United States attended the Con- vocation. The local chapter continued its service project to education by providing two, one-year scholar- ships to young men in education. The graduate award went to Russell Ashburn, while Terry Whit- worth was presented with the undergraduate schol- arship. Phi Delta Kappa began in 1910 by a consoli- dation of three independent fraternities at Indiana University, Columbia University and the University of Missouri. Campus chapters are now found in colleges and universities throughout North America where graduate work is done. Students selected for membership are not always graduate students but at NMSC the local requirement is that they must have had one quarter of graduate work with super- ior grades. Since its beginning in 1928, the campus chap- ter has initiated more than 500 men. This year the local chapter was sponsored by Dr. Linn Terry who also served as state coordinator of Phi Delta Kappa in Missouri. Meetings were held monthly during the aca- demic year and weekly during the summer session. The 1967-68 officers were: President, Earl D. Ludlow, vice presidents. James Preston and Don Q. Milliken, secretary-treasurer, Kenneth Serfassg and historian, Paul O. Selby. The chief purpose of the international honor fraternity for men in professional education is to promote free public education as an essential to the development and maintenance of a democracy. The organization is based upon the cornerstones of leadership, service, and research. M., .,,,.a,.....f A--f---- J ,Q deign A , J ffm, -if f' s ' 1 M I ' ' Kew, , ' Following pre-game activities, members of Circle K showed off their trophy for the best float in the Spirit Division of the Homecoming Parade float competition. Circle K Chartered in 1967, Circle K International be- came one of the leading service groups on campus. A branch of Kiwanis, the organization gives its members an opportunity to serve the College as well as to learn. Augmenting the education of its members, Circle K provided a number of service activities this Row 1: Brian Anderson, president: Will Selser, vice president' David Froneyberger, secretaryg Lee Hart, treasurer: Mickie Bryson, David Tharp, David Grieshaber, Lloyd James, Daryl Walleman, Mike Temple, Richard Davidson, William H. Kitts, sponsor. Row 2 James Miers, Stanley Jones, David Moore. Gary Strasser, Richard Sloan, year. Among these were collecting and sending Christmas cards to servicemen overseas, assisting the local Kiwanis Club in collecting toys for under- privileged children, and ushering at several College events. Circle K looks forward to many more years of serving their campus, town, and country by follow- ing their motto . . . We buildf' Richard Schultz, John Brandt Jr., Michael Bradshaw, Richard Gregory, James Leonard, Edward Hopkins, John Mize, Jr., Larry Wolgast, Robert Junda, Stever Booher, Rigoberto Millo, Kenneth Reed, Greg Life. il Pi Omega Pi Members of Alpha Chapter of Pi Omega Pi attended a February seminar of Missouri Chapters on the campus of Central Missouri State, Warrens- burg. The convocation was entitled 6'Business Edu- cation in the '70'sf' Throughout the past year Pi Omega Pi mem- bers participated in social and business projects connected with the organization. A Christmas party was held in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sprehe, sponsor of Alpha Chapter, for Pi Omega Pi members. The local chapter promoted the sale of Christmas package decorations and homemade candy during the win- ter quarter. Charles Baldwin, a Kirksville businessman, addressed the members of the organization on the topic of teacher's aids in the Held of business. During the spring quarter, Alpha Chapter provided refreshments for high school students who participated in the annual spring contests. Pi Omega Pi, National Business Teacher Edu- cation Society, was founded on the College campus in 1932 by Dr. P. O. Selby, Dean Emeritus. The Greek god of Commerce, Hermes, serves as the patron saint of the national organization. The purpose of Pi Omega Pi is to bring to- gether present and future business educators. It is designed to provide professional fellowship and to strengthen the business profession by sharing com- mon ideas. Presently Pi Omega Pi has a membership of 28,000 with 123 chapters in 34 states. Row 1: Joann Zeigler, president: Janet McCormick, vice president, .,,, . Douglas Anderson and Dee Anne Kuhler try to eat all the profits from the Pi Omega Pi bake sale. Karen Boyer, secretary: Myrtle Owings, reporter, Susie Nugent, Patty Rebecca Mansfield, Mary Cox, Nan Begeman, Roger Frowein, Jim Bertelle, Phyllis Domann, Dee Anne Kuhler, Stella Ellis, Beverly Sefrit, Douglas Anderson, Rita Reagan, Carol Johnson, Pat Vogel, Wheeler, sponsor. Row 2: Sally Tilton, Diana Schowe, Linda Giltner, Mary Street, Joyce Richardson. h Row 1: Jack Atterberry, presidentg Louis Cimmino. vice president: Pat Vogel, secretary: Nan Begeman, treasurer: Mary Jane Saltsgaver, Stella Ellis. Evelyn Stoner, Patricia Parks, Tonie Uhland. Becky Bounds, Max Bell, sponsor. Row 2: Phyllis Lesser. Doralee Ratliff. Herman Lindeen, Carol Johnson. Joanne Ridgeway. Cheryl High- tower, Lois Creason, Susie Nugent, Elna Beth Jones. Betty Frye. Row Alpha Phi Sigma The first project of the year for Alpha Phi Sigma national honor fraternity was the presenta- tion of the Centennial tree which now stands on the northeast corner of the Student Union lot. Alpha Chapter served as host of the biennial national conference of Alpha Phi Sigma oliicers which was held on the College campus. Row l: Beth West. Janie English. Janet Glover, Tania Yeager. Mary Donna Miller. Barbara Snell, Ellen Bertram, Joyce Richardson. Row 2' Mary Binder, Sandra Hulsebus Sus in Gulnac Neta Richardson Cheryl Cimmino, Julie Lademann, Ruth Winter. Linda Godfrey Lou Stewart. Barb Kunz, Rita Reagan. Flo Carroll. Pat Scherder. al 3: Sandra Lee Wilhite, Becky McConnell, Ann Begeman, Sandra Potosky, Margaret Gregory, Margaret Eager. Linda Conn. Leanne Caldwell, Ellen Swank, Jane Zentz, Nancy Archer. Row 4: Joann Zeigler, Janice Fridley, Victor Kaylarian. Doug Kollar, Cecil Moore, Jill Burnam, Stephen Sanfilippo. Noaleen Motter. Linda Stewart. Laura Curry, Barbara Faust. Bringing the year's activities to a close was the organizations annual spring banquet during which special recognition was made of several members of the local chapter. Membership into Alpha Phi Sigma is reached by maintaining a 3.0 or better average for three con- secutive quarters. Leadership and good character traits are also qualities sought in the prospective member. Membership is open to students in all aca- demic fields of endeavor. Laura Gomez. Jolene Emel, Faith Roemer, Margaret Reighard. Row 3: Robert Norton, Ed Watson. Terry Whitworth. Harry Farr. Will Selser, Larry Green, John Stewart. Wayne McCombs. Jim Berry, James Zuroweste, Jim Cook. Gary Peterson. L C! A 'B 4. Row l: Ellen Swank, Nan Begeman, Mary Lou Stewart, Martha Acuff, Phyllis Buffington. Faith Roemer. Sharon Pindell, Judy Lilley. Kappa Delta Pi Tau Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi initiated its first honorary member, President F. Clark Elkins, at the final meeting of the fall quarter. Other activ- ities for the year included ushering at the l967 Alumni Banquet and the annual Spring Banquet to welcome newly initiated members. Participation in 'Operation Christmas filled Row I: Barbara Snell, Virginia Stephenson, Sharon Meneely. Susan Gulnac, Ginny Raney, Jeanie Coy. Row 2: Duane Brammer, presi- dentg Doralee Ratliff, vice presidentg Rita Reagan. secretaryg Tania Yeager. treasurer: Barbara Faust, historiang Joann Zeigler, Faye Row 2: Janet Glover, Dorothy Cupp. Louis Cimmino, Allen Sontag, Gay King. Bob Selser, Jennie Chloupek. Judi Doubleday. the extra hours for members prior to Christmas. Gifts for patients at the State Hospital in Fulton were collected and sent to the hospital. Kappa Delta Pi was founded on February 24, 1923. Its members are selected on the basis of char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and service. To merit selections as a member, a student must have an honor point ratio of at least 3.0, five hours of edu- cation courses, and at least 64 semester hours of credit. Whitworth, Margaret Reighard, Donna Lawson, Deanna Jennings, Pam Spencer, Leanne Sloan. Row 3: Betty Frye, Jack Atterberry, Michael Dalbey, Jerry Richeson, Lynn McCoppin, David Swvenson, Laurence Leake, Terry Whitworth ,Laura Weitman. if-. Row l: Jennifer Shelton, president, Robin Hirashima, vice president: Phyllis Lesser, secretaryg Karen Jones, treasurer, Linda Hutchinson, Chris Hatala, Nancy Bruner. Linda Clair, Linda Ann Haden. Row 2: Eloise Jones, Edith Sakagawa, Cathy Cloninger, Carol Jane Wil- son, Nancie King, Linda Murray, Patricia Parks, Antonia Moniz. Sydne Kuhler, Edith Dawson. Row 3: Elaine Edmundson. Jeanne Association for Childhood Education The Association for Childhood Education was an organization for persons majoring in elementary education. The first meeting of the year was a Get Acquaintedu meeting with Dr. Grace McReynolds discussing the various aspects of the organization. had ' Bealmer, Gayle Olson. Jennie Chloupek, Neoma Thompson, Donna Danielson, Susan Klump, Anna Marie Pauk, Sally Lynn Gheens. Row 4: Linda Wilhoit, Janice Brammer, Marilyn Luers, Margaret Herring. Barb Kunz. Linda Conn. Mary Olah, Eileen Hinnah. Linda Conkle. During the year, guests presented helpful hints for beginning teachers, discussed preparation for job interviews, and what to do to get the most out of an individual's student teaching. Individuals in the association gained a great deal of personal knowledge when they visited and witnessed a first grade classroom, complete with students, in action. The year's activities culminated with a tea honoring the retiring ofiicers. Robin I-lirashima, vice president.of A.C.E., discussed with several members ofthe organization various schools in the Northeast Missouri area available for student teachers during the past year. ...---...QI 'C' s . .. .,- , r gl 2 , l lt .. -. - .- Mary Beth Vaughn 2nd vice president Mary Efthim secretary Sindra Tribley treasurer Mary Cox reporter Nan Begeman hs Betty Mendenhall Je1nnePaull1n Kly Gonnermin Dr H M Terry sponsor Row 2 Ktren Fleak Doralee Rttliff Ptm Cullen Carol Fieth Karen Jones Elaine Langford Julie Lidem mn Sandra Har rison Eilene Lingford Martha Meek Jennifer Shelton Robin Hira Row 1 Carol Colyer Beth West Carolyn Baker Judy Kerfoot Vicki Miller Sandi Kincaid Mary Parrett Jennifer Reed Pat Vogel Nan Rook Goldie Gilbert Lynn Badaracco Diant Schowe Bonnie Wol- verton Linda Ann Haden Linda Hackmann Ruth Angel Linda Potts, Maria Bubenyak, Barbara Faust. Row 2: Sylvia Williams, Diana Giesler, Carla Jackson, Donna Sees, Gloria Weyand, Linda Conkle, Kay Adams, Tania Yeager, Janie English, Joleen Fox, Susan Klump, Sheila Schroeder, Nancy Archer, Sandy Epperson, Linda Wilhoit, Phyllis Scott, J. Gayle Houf, Kathel Addleman. Edith Daw- g s Q 5 A Row l: Darien Teeter, president, James Wilke, lst vice president: 2 ' ' . ' : . 1 . i.- toriang Nancie King, Mary Street, Mary Beebout, Livinnia Wiley, . 2 . 2 2 .... , J 5 . 1 2 , 2 ' , 2 , 2 . ' '. ' . 2 2 . - w I I I 3 7 . 3 I . 7 , , , , 2 shima, Shirley Brookshier, Donna Atkins. Row 3: Cheryl Hightower, Eileen Hinnah, Linda Godfrey, Meredith Bruner, Rosemary Riggen, Neta Richardson, Emily Hinshaw. Judie Galkowski. Jane Tadelski. Sandra Whalen, Phyllis Viviano, Linda Conn, Gloria Tedrow, Jeanne Bealmer, Mary Ann Cary. Row 4: Pamela Rector. Janet Glover, Betty Fletcher, Sandra Turner, Donna Danielsen, Georgie McCurdy. Cheryl Luth. Carol Gibson, Sharon MCOWZIU. Leora Harlan, Diane Dingwall. Sue Wells, Anna Marie Pauk, Barbara Martin. son, Antonia Moniz, Cathy Cloninger. Row 3: Donald Maddox, Monty Morgan, Randall Smith, Michael Bennett, Jon Sholes, James Bolts, Ronald Nissing, Arthur Muensterman, Tim Capewell, Gary Stowe, John Stewart, Jeffery Marker, Jack Niemeyer, Gary Floyd, Jerry Richardson, Lucius Kitchens, W. Andrew Smith. Row 4: Shir- ley Newman, Marilyn Rapley, Jack Glaser. Terry Whitworth, Tom Jesaitis, Erwin Neighbors, Wayne McCombs, Lynn McCoppin, Cecil Moore, Larry Gireen, James Zuroweste, Ed Watson, Laurence Leake, Martin Jones, Sandra Hulsebus, Anita Morrow. A 1 Row 1: Barbara Snell, Debbie Buse, Phyllis Lesser. Faye Whitworth, Susan Peterson, Nancy Lewis, Marilyn Roberts, Ronda Harrison, Karen Boyer, Mary Kay Shoush, Mary Jane Saltsgaven, Deanna Jen- nings, Phyllis Kirchner, Pam Spencer, Joyce Richardson, Donna Simmons, Janet McCormick. Row 2: Faith Roemer. Debra Wisdom. Sharon McCormick, Sharon Cassity, Jane Bailey, Jamie Grosso. Carole Davis, Mary Jo White, Ruth Winter, Jennie Jo Chloupek, Georgia Murphy, Mary Wilhoit, Patricia Allen, Linda Stewart, Mar- cia McMains. Rose Mary Alertsen, Deborah Wilhoit. Elaine Suter. Student ational Education The Student National Education Association, a professional association for college and university students planning a teaching career, had a member- ship of 350 this past year. Early in September, S.N.E.A. held a Get-Ac- quainted Dance for all members and prospective members. Many of the prospective teachers went to St. Louis in November to attend the Missouri State Teachers Asociation meeting. Also, in November, Row 3: Konra Turner, Elaine Edmundson, Pat Lovland. Georgia Fletcher. Carroll Tankesley, Sarah Reed, Rose Dudley, Derry Jones, Billye Ann Clough, Jill Burnam, Janet White. Gayle Olson, Nancy Bulick, Debbie Howard, Carolyn Santee, Sandra Moritz. Sue Skaggs. Row 4: Jolene Emel, Georgia Wilty. Marcella Quigley, Claudia Burk- hart, Karen Sowers, Judi Doubleday, Pat Liebbe. Betty Fetters, Mar- garet Herring, Jeanie Coy. Gary Burch, Maureen FitzHenry, Barb Kunz, Mary Lou Neil, Mary Brown, Linda Randell, Martha Acuff, Judy Bilbro, Diana Lewis, Margaret Gregory. Kaye Ditmars. Association S.N.E.A. sponsored a tea for the Kirksville Public School teachers. The event was held in the Student Union. In April, the S.N.E.A. sent a delegation to the state S.N.E.A. convention to plan for the coming year. Darien Teeter represented the College this year as the State vice-president of S.N.E.A. and was elected president of the state organization for the coming year. College Players Five major theatre productions were presented during the past year by the College Players. Show- ing a variety in technique and an adaptability to several forms of theatre, the College Players dis- played their talents in the Broadway musical, g'Stop the World I Want to Get Olff' a Greek classic, Trojan Women, an ultra-modern comedy, Luv, and two student productions. The College Players also sponsored the Film Club which made available to students and towns- people, a series of eight films of high international acclaim. Besides performing on the stage, members of the College Players were also responsible for be- hind the scenen work which included directing, light- ing, costuming, make-up, set building and prop gathering. Students representing all major fields of study on campus were members of the 1967-68 College Players. Row l: Deni Travis, Susan Koch, Chris Carlson, Linda Murray, Nancy Lambert, Laura Gomez, Eleanor Ryan, Donna Carlson, Gale Huffman. Row 2: Michael Ernst, president, Jeffrey Koerner, vice president, Ginger Nitti, secretary-treasurer, Pat Fridley, Kay Jackson, Sandy Hawkins, Melody Conner, Carol Ann Livesay, Helen Davis, Mike Emst played the lead role of Little Chap in l'Stop the World. Dorothy Nelson, Janice Fridley, James Severns, sponsor. Row 3: Douglas Raymond, James Burnett, Donald R. Erikstrup, Chris Dunshee, Del Oliver, Steve Rose, Steve Booher, Lee Moody, Randell Roderique, Jonathon Farnham, Dean Nickens, Gary Smyth, Spencer Straubmuller, Fred Green, John Clark, Mickey Green, Gary McKiddy. Row 1: Cathy Powers. Marty Owens. Susan Walsh, Vicki Davis. Susan Gulnac. Sarah Bram. Row 2: John B. Farnham. president: Nancy Lambert. secretary-treasurer: Lee Moody. vice president: Laura Gomez, historian: Linda Jackson. historian: Carol Wilson. Frances ral Interpreters The Witching Hour was the title of the first presentation of the year made by the Oral lnter- preters Club for a Halloween program. Other read- ings throughout the year included: As Much Truth As One Can Bear. a program of contemporary short stories, The Now-Spirit of Christmas Past, a Langston Hughes hour. and a spring Reader's Theater. Schenk. Elaine Noll. Donna Smith. Melody Conner, James Wilke. Elizabeth Worrell. sponsor. Row 3: Marty Murphy. Richard Davidson. Bill Allen. Paul Middeke. Leonard Reynolds. Larry D. Fortney. Rick Elliott. The Oral Interpreters also participated in a storytelling program for children at the Sojourner's Library. reading hours at the Gallery. trips to the Hawthorne Festival and programs at the University of Missouri. Under the direction of Dr. Elizabeth Worrell, the club presented several programs for organiza- tions both on and off campus. Special presentations were made by the club on closed circuit television for various schools in the'Kirksville area. The Now-Spirit of Christmas Past was presented by the Interpreters just before Christmas vacation. sa Erie K V Qxxafammswwgwmwzasifzmwwaaimwiawvafeaewa yma1 :si X Row I: Patricia Bush, presidentg Adell McLaughlin. vice president: Pam Abbadessa. treasurer, J. D. Boatman, secretary: Julie Lademann. liaison officer: Mary Wilhoit, Cathy Powers, Marilyn Huddleston, Beth West, James. Wilke. Row 2: Linda Hackmann, Carla Jackson. Anne Sanderson. Leanne Caldwell. Lexanna Johnson. Shelby King- solver, Lynn Badaracco. Rosemary Riggen. Nancy Dykstra. Row 3: English lub Entertaining the faculty members of the divi- sion of Language and Literature in the Student Union building at an afternoon tea was the high- light of the English Club's activities during 1967- 68. In addition to regular business meetings, the club also presented programs which included the reading of original poetry and prose by students Carol Colyer. Goldie Gilbert. Shirley Newman, Sheila Logston, Sha- ron Cassity, Vicki Miller, Leanne Sloan, Patricia Sullivan. Row 41 Jon Sholes, Joyce Sevits, Sandra Whalen, Erwin Neighbors. James Huddleslon, Ruth Winter. Marcella Quigley, Hubert T. Moore, sponsor. and faculty members as well as student panel dis- cussions relating to various types of literature and to experiences and problems encountered in student teaching for English majors. Organized in December of 1963 under the direction of Dr. Loren Grissom, the English Club was open to all students, faculty, and staff mem- bers at the College. All student members of the English Club were enrolled as junior members in the National Council of teachers of English. A member of the faculty, Mr. James Thomas, presented a program for the English Club. Row 1: David Short, president, Maria Perez, secretary, Elias Cor- dova, treasurerg Felipe Varqas, Veronica Escribano, Corinne Saiki, Zelma Dowell, Ana Short, Dorothy Nelson, Juana Marquez, Donna Spanish Club Emphasizing both technical work and cultural activities, the Spanish section of the Romance Lan- guage Club took active part in providing training and rendering leadership towards stimulating and carrying out free conversation in Spanish. During the year the club presented Charles, '4Danzas,', Poemas, and i'Cavciones to high school students in the area surrounding Kirksville. Members of the Spanish Club also helped cele- ww-xv-in Lawson, Dr. Humberto Alvarez, sponsor. Row 2: Arthro Monte- mayor, Emilio Salazar, E. Ray Holden, George Bowers, Edward Olderich III, Rigoberto Millo, Stanley Jones, Cecil Lease. brate the College Centennial by sponsoring a Latin- American Day on the campus with a special Spanish program, and the members also joined to light a flame to the second century of teaching services by exhibiting Spanish teaching materials. The Spanish section was organized in the fall of 1961 when several students of Spanish, under the direction of Dr. Humberto Alvarez, formed a group to help stimulate understanding of Spanish and Latin-American culture. In the spring of 1962, El Club Espanol, as a section of the Romance Language Club, was professionally founded. Several members of the Spanish Club promote better international relations by dressing in the native costumes of Latin America. X p N E ,. 22,1159 4- Q Q 2 Row 1: Glenn Yenger, presidentg Lee Richardson, vice president: Lavern Scott, secretary, Donald Wehr, treasurer: Mike Holder, re- porterg Laurence Leake, corresponding secretary, Fred Cochrane, sergeant-at-armsg Jim Whiteside, Anthony Giorando, Larry J. Silvey, Duane R. Cole. sponsor. Row 2: Ray Cook, John Brannen, Ronald Lane. James E. Petre, Lonnie Stephenson. Stanley Wilden, John Industrial Arts Club An industrial spring tour of McDonnell Air- craft Corporation, Emerson Electric Company and the St. Louis Shipbuilding Company, all in the St. Louis area, highlighted the year's activities for the Industrial Arts club. Again this year, the float designed and con- structed by the IA Club, placed first in the mechani- cal division of the Centennial Homecoming parade. Following the homecoming activities the IA club contributed a great amount of time and labor in helping with the preparation for the Greenwood grade school fun night, which was held on October 30. Special emphasis was placed on the Open House of the Industrial Arts building during the winter quarter. The IA club provided refreshments and tours of the IA facilities for several hundred campus visitors. The main objective of the club is to create interest in the field of Industrial Arts for its majors and minors. It is classed as both a professional and social organization. To join the club, one must have five hours credit in Industrial Arts and a 2.2 overall honor point ratio, with a 2.5 honor point ratio in Industrial Arts. There were 51 active members in the club this past year. Donnelly, Kenneth Wilson, Dann Drane, Gary Floyd. Row 3: Wayne Dillinger, Barry Cole, Darrell Littrell, Dale Shanholtzer, Alan Red- mon, Bertis Wiley, E. G. Raney, James Wilson, Larry Hoschek. Bill Mitchell, John Eggleston. Row 4: Bill Reed, Tom Devin, Don Trow. Terry Joerling, Charles Foelsch, Vic Ticola, John Starr, Alfred Max- field, Perry Swofford, Ronald Tuttle, Marty Ivins. . 4. JM? A 1535 teh X . ii'ii'ui4-- Industrial Arts Club won first place in the mechanical'division of float competition of the homecoming parade with Rolling Up 100 Years of Advancement. VOC' Row 1: Alan Petefish, president, Richard Brombaugh, vice president: Sidney Maxwell, secretaryg Isaac Richmond, treasurerg Linda Curry, reporterg Bruce Foster. parliamentarian, Ronnie Kellison, Gary Peter- son, Gary Waite, Ron Lary, Judy Brown, Jeanne Christyg Phillip Stryker, sponsor. Row 2: Randall Lary, Dean Vetter, Stanley Casady, Tom Jackson, Gary Brinker, Tom Jesaitis, Steve Whipple, Dwight Agriculture Club Members of the Agriculture Club provided assistance for the district judging contests for the Northeast Missouri high school FFA students who participated in the annual FFA contests. The Club also entered a Boat in the annual Homecoming pa- rade. The social activities of the year for the Agri- culture Club members terminated with a spring picnic held at Thousand Hills State Park. Hyle, Gary Henderson. Row 3: Dennis Askew, Darrill Garton, Rich- ard Rutherford, Gary Irwin, Larry Theerman, Lonnie Hupp, William Boudreau, Kerry Conard, Perry W. Senles. Row 4: Steven Bland. Allen Wilson. Art Muensterman, James Pratt, Richard Gregory, Glen C. Black, John H. Slaton, Don Schumaker, Ethan Britten, Robert Lynch. Throughout the year at their regular meetings, members of the Club listened to various speakers in the field of agriculture and viewed films on simi- lar subjects. The Club members also participated in several tours of proudctive farms in Northeast Missouri. The Agriculture Club is a professional-social organization with the purpose of creating interest in various fields of agriculture. Membership is limit- ed to students enrolled in at least one agriculture course. Members of the Ag. Club welcomed district FFA members to the College campus for the annual Northeast Missouri District FFA meeting. 2'- . Q I 1 Q . rs is f . A , , .. Row 1: Amber Lou King, presidentzz Dorothy Switzer, vice presidentg Eunice Toops, 2nd vice president: Sue Jane Carroll, secretary, Diane Bailey, treasurer: Carol Ferguson, reporter, Ann Schafer, Sara Blan- chard, Maria Bubenyak, Alice Hunsel, Charlotte Revelle. Row 2: Marie Van Dorin, Karen Yackley, Becky McConnell, Beverly Noe, Cheryl Harlan, Sharon Brakensiek, Phyllis Kirchner. Gloria New- brough, Carol Faeth, Dana Lee, Patricia Noel, Gloria Shuler. Row Colhecon Club Throughout the academic year, activities for Colhecon members included a get-acquainted hobo party, serving the Parent's Day Tea, constructing a lloat for the Centennial Homecoming parade, a Christmas party, with Dr. Llora MaGee as guest speaker, and a spring banquet honoring the senior members of the group. 3: Gwendolyn DeWitt, Sandra Moritz, Sue Skaggs, Judy Switzer, Bonnie Linn, Mary Morgan, Joyce Crull, Lois Creason. Janice Bax- ter, Carolyn Santee. Joanne Ridgeway, Joyce Pinson, Mary Kay Shoush. Row 4: Becky Yates, Nancy Archer, Linda Randell, Terri Cochrane, Anita Morrow. Jane Tadelski, Margaret Eager, Judie Hall, Flo Carroll, Mary Lou Neil, Arlene Bowen, Holly Shoush. Membership in the Colhecon Club consists of coeds who are either majoring or minoring in Home Economics. The first 'tHome Economics Club was organized in 1912. In 1922, the group was reorga- nized under the name of Ellen H. Richards Club in honor of the founder of the American Home Economics Association. The name Colhecon was adopted in 1951 and is a contraction of College Home Economics. Colhecon Club members acted as models for an all-campus fashion show. gi Row 1: Janienne Donaldson, Cathy Safford, Susan Lowry, Cindy Irwin, Janice Jones, Betty Mendenhall, Kathy Montgomery. Row 2: Wiley Pratt, president: Jerry Brown, vice president: Lynna Brown, recording secretary, Elaine Drago, treasurer, Nancy Watkins, cor- responding secretary: Gary Havrum, program chairmang James Leib. sergeant-at-Arms, Sharon Niece, Donna Heckelman, Berna Loft, Drawing and composition classes developed pen and ink techniques by sketching class members. Eagan Jeanie Coy, Judy Winn, William E. Unger, sponsor. Row 3: Wilma Barnes, Martin Jones, Joe Crosby, Chris Dunshee, Jim Peterson, Lonnie Pugh, Leslie Guthrie, James Terrell, Ronald Morris, Ehsan Kousari, Monty Morgan, Hiroyuki Okada, Gloria Weyand, Phyllis Buffington. Honorary Art Club The Honorary Art Club began their year's activities by selling mums for the Centennial Home- coming and the designing and construction of their Homecoming float which was titled N100 Years of Change. Throughout the year the club was re- sponsible for displaying pictures done by students in the Presidentls and Dean's offices. The Honorary Art Club also sponsored a traveling water color show which was placed on display during December. During the early part of this past academic year, the club initiated the largest group of new members in the history of the Honorary Art Club. They also expanded their funds, enrollment and space with new meeting places at the uptown Art Gallery and a meeting room in the Student Union. Social activities during the year included a dinner sponsored by a former art club adviser, Mrs. Nita Patterson, and a Christmas party which was held at the home of Mr. William Unger, this past year's sponsor. IW' Row li John Newcomb, president: Terry Fretwell, vice president: Edward Bliefnick, secretaryg Steve Garrett, councilman-at-large: Ron Clawson. treasurer: Larry Boleach, sponsor. Row 2: Kenneth Wells, Richard Johnson. Paul James, Ron Werling, David Rawson, Vito Men's Physical Education lub ln its first full year of operation, the Men's Physical Education Club organized a scholarship along with other forms of recognition for academic excellence and service in the field of physical edu- cation. The Club also sponsored a delegation from the college campus to attend the national conven- tion of the American Association for Health, Physi- cal Education and Recreation, which was held in St. Louis this past year. ln addition, the Club also sponsored a gymnastics exhibition by a group of physical educators from Finland who were on tour in the United States. The primary function of the Men's Physical Education Club is service to the college and the development of professionalism. leadership and scholarship for men majoring in physical education. W-...af DeLaura, Gary Loeffier. Row 3: Jerry Lippert, Terry Robertson. Gary Ireland. Gary Bennett, Melvin Kelly, Larry Holman, Bob Morris. Members of the Men's Physical Education Club participated in acrobatic programs. . - 1 A -.. . ,, A. L . , K ..,. . , . -, ' , 9 . i , K , 1- ' A V Er wr , or.. T fi' H ' V. 7- I 2 V -' -2 , , 1 ln . 'az . Ag. ' .J L. , 1 . -.f,.. . ' M, p I W L ,Q A J HA.-77 . V -I ,- , . - A . than f Q Q. 52 T A X 'st W H iii? ia f M ' i ' , 1' Q., at K ' 3 , fmiib 'xiii L.. M J - 'u Yr . K ek 9 A Y ia Z ar Etkilx 'ef' Q if H. .Q 7, ,g A A ' ik, , - .. if 'M wa -. , , . -fa , A t ' tk a J Z N . if ., up L' 3 l V ,. .5 3 ' ,gj , . J 1 f , i J J f 5 A . 1, Y . A 1. ,ga l. fi.. , .. .... i . Row l: Barbara Carter, presidentg Pat Scherder, 2nd vice president: Joeta Prather, treasurerg Janet Vincent, reporter, Evelyn Ball, corre- sponding secretaryg Barbara Fromme, Ruth Ann Clark, Janice Gart- man, Donna Miller. Marvin Jay Berman. Row 2: Naomi Spinelli, recording secretary: Deanna Bork, Lola McCoy, Sandra Botham, historian, Jane Zentz, Cindy Scearce. Andrea Kochman, Mary Benson. Student urses Association An important activity of the Student Nurses Association this past year was the establishment of the J. J. Wimp Scholarship Fund named in honor of Dr. Jesse J. Wimp who died this past year. Dr. Wimp was the husband of Mrs. Sarah Wimp, fac- ulty adviser of the Student Nurses Association. Dur- June Degeneff. Row 3: Elizabeth Frankford, Connie Cossey, Vicky Whipple, Sherry Calvert, Annalee Sullivan, Kathy Beaty. Ann Bege- man, Ann Biggerstaff, Joyce Ingram, Jacque Arnold. Row 4: Elaine Tuttle, Marge Roderick, Joyce Oxenford. Lila Hiatt. Priscilla Wiley, Patricia Holm, Roberta Shreffler. Joneane Smith, Jan Sevits, Carolene Anderson, Joyce Jones. ing the year, members of the SNA worked at the nursery school of the Methodist Church in Kirks- ville and participated in providing assistance at the Bloodmobile, Cerebral Palsy School and Head Start School. Several of the members attended the state-wide convention held in St. Louis. Cindy Trussell repre- sented the local chapter in state Student Nurse of the Year competition. Barbara Carter demonstrated nursing procedure in the new nursing quarters in Pershing Addition. 1- Shimizu 7 .... 2 -as in ,- rpm. Row 1: John Newcomb, president: Mike Bielic, vice president: Ralph Gleissner, treasurer, Jerry Meyer, corresponding secretary, Steve Garrett, recording secretary, Rich Stallings, sergeant-at-armsg Dave Romberg. reporter, Ron Bielinski, Alphonso Jackson, Ralph Pink, sponsor. Row 2: Larry Crooks, Mike Delehaunty, Jim Arico, Keith Allen. Rich Rider. Ron McSorley, Walt Harmon, Mike Dolan, Wayne K-Club Promoting good school spirit was the main goal of K-Club, the lettermen's organization on the NMSC campus. To do this, they sponsored dances after the basketball games. K-Club also sponsors the large All-Sports banner displayed on the east wall of Pershing Arena. To provide funds for the R.E. Valentine Mem- orial Scholarship, they held their annual candy sale. The scholarship, which is awarded each quarter, goes to the member having the highest honor point ratio for the previous quarter. Membership in the K-Club is limited to athletes who have earned a letter in one of the varsity sports. The organization was founded in 1915 to establish and maintain good public relations between athletes and the other students, faculty, and people of Northeast Missouri. To accomplish this goal they have had a united action toward a healthy, enthusi- astic promotion of work projects and activities. Denney, Ken Clow. Row 3: Gary Watts, Frank Wagner, Terry Weis, Charles King, Phil Wormsley, Mike McPheron. Tommy Logan, Rick Banks, Ron Werling, Patrick Elliott. Row 4: Paul James, Pete Cir- rintano, Mark Hayes, Dwight Linnemeyer, John Hines. Dan O'Con- nell, Ron Selkirk, Paul Economides, Ron Sterchi. Larry Beshears was the recipient of the R. E. Valentine Scholarship for spring quarter last year. John Newcomb presented him with the check fall quarter. Row l: Pat Hamilton. president: Linda Stine, vice president. Maureen Trent. Sandi Kincaid Ronda Judd. Row 3' Marcia Mossbarger, Judy I-itzHenry, secretary-historian: Derry Jones, treasurer: Debby Dunn. Twillman, Judy Randolph. Jeanie Coy, Janet Whiie, Sheridan Fisher. Beth West. Row 2: Teri Shandrew, Jeanne Taylor, Pam Cullen, Pat Pat Lovland, Precision marching and kick routines by the K-Dettes provided a prodigious amount of enter- tainment for spectators during halftime shows at various athletic contests during thc year. The first appearance of the K-Dettes this past year was in the Centennial Homecoming parade as they marched to the accompaniment of the March- ing 100. Hampered by inclement weather during the football season, the high-stepping K-Dettes were unable to perform for the gridiron spectators. As the Bulldog basketball team took to the hardwood, so did the K-Dettes as they presented their first indoor routine at halftime of the initial basketball contest. Several more appearances by the all-girl drill group were made throughout the basketball season. Practicing several hours a week, the K-Dettes were under the direction of Al Srnka who also served as choreographer for the group. New uniforms were purchased by the K-Dettes as they assessed each member a 5Oc per month dues. Q . -. V K ' il J M fi Row 1: Tania Yeager, president, Marsha Sommers, vice presidentg Susan Cattle, secretary: Joleen Fox, treasurer, Ellen Swank, historian: Gloria Burnett, point recorderg Cleva Perry. Barb Gooden, Cordelia Yates. Ardella Engle, Mary Taliaferro, Nancy Dominacki. Vicki Patryla, Sue Roberts, Susie Myers, basketball manager: Sandy Kirtley. Margie Waters, Pamala Rector, Janet Glover, Diana Cloyd, softball manager, Fran McCormick. Row 2: Janice Sevits, Dee McDermott, Julann Stickney, Derry Jones, Norma Hartley, Elizabeth Fedak, Sandra DeVaulg Deitra Rouse, Anne Jerome, Betty Johnson, volley- ball chairman: Cathy Brennecke, Nancy Clifton, Sheila Kelley, Pat Wise, Mary Lou Behring, Doralee Ratliff, Julie Hutchinson. Jeanne Modern Dance is just one of the branches of WRA. Others included are field hockey, archery, basketball, and volleyball. Dwyer, Pam Dwyer. Row 3: Jane Paisley, Joan Binder, Marge Roderick, Judy Wolf, Karen Bollen, Evelyn Clarke, Ruth Conlee, Nancy Lammert, Janet White, Ann Begeman. Janie English, Nan Begeman, Beverly Rubey, Billie Norman, Marcia Morris, Sherry King, Pat Liebbe, Donna Hudson. Row 4: Dorothy Maag, Lois Toedebusch, Suzanne Stroker. Cathie Lingle, Nancy Copenhaver. Linda O'Neal, Sharon McOwan, Carol Gibson, Patty Good, Mary Jo McClintock, Mary McNeese, Phyllis Domann, Donna Burton, Betty Fetters, Sharon Talbert, Lael Eischen, Marcia Lowe, Susan Schick. W0m6H,S Recreation Association The Women's Recreation Associa- tion was active throughout the past year as their members comprised the women's field hockey team which compiled a l-2 record against teams from Quincy, Mac- Murray, and Culver-Stockton Colleges and a girl's basketball team which play- ed several teams from other colleges in the local area. Several Sports Days were arranged by the members of WRA throughout the past year inviting colleges from Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa to partici- pate. Other activities for 1967-68 in- cluded a Centennial Homecoming break- fast and a spring banquet at which awards were presented for outstanding work in the field of women's physical education and the installation of officers for the coming year. The primary objectives of the Wo- men's Recreation Association are to provide opportunities in recreational activities, dance, gymnastics, and a va- riety of sports for all women students of the College. S in-sHN Row 1: Gloria Bumett, president: Susan Cattle, vice presidentg Betty Johnson, secretaryg Susie Myers, treasurer. Row 2: Janet White, social chairmang Mary Jo McClintock, publicity, Tania Yeager, ways and means chairman. Physical Education PEM Club began their activities program for the year by sponsoring a Centennial Homecoming breakfast for members and returning alumnae. The excitement and joy of renewing old friendships was present throughout the morning's meeting. Another major activity of the Club was send- ing representatives from the local chapter to the national convention of the American Association Row l: Gloria Burnett, president: Susan Cattle, vice president: Betty Johnson, secretaryg Susie Myers. treasurer: Cordelia Yates, Ardella Engle, Nancy Dominacki, Vicki Patryla, Mary Taliaferro, Marsha Sommers. Jeanne Dwyer, historian, Sue Roberts, Maxine Broxey, Margie Waters, Mary Margaret Estes, sponsor. Row 2: Julann Stickney, Sandy Kirtley, Janet Glover, Anne Jerome, Marcia Lowe, Nancy Lammert, Joleen Fox, Tania Yeager, Sheila Kelley. Beverly Rubey, Pat Wise, Julie Hutchinson, Dee McDermott. Row 3: Evelyn for Health, Physical Education and Recreation which was held in St. Louis. PEM remained active throughout the year with special campus projects which included dis- cussions of company opportunities and experience films in the fields of physical education, the annual Christmas party and several outstanding guest lec- turers on physical fitness. The year's activities came to a close for the PEM Club with the election of new ofiicers for the coming year and the announcement of the recipient of the Sheryl Fullerton Grim Memorial scholarship. Clarke, Marge Roderick, Judy Wolf, Karen Bollen, Deitra Rouse, Janie English, Patty Good, Janet White, Nan Begeman, Ellen Swank. Elizabeth Fedak, Nancy Clifton, Pam Dwyer, Sherry King, Diana Cloyd. Row 4: Lois Toedebusch, Suzanne Stroker, Dorothy Maag, Nancy Copenhaver, Nancy Park, Linda O'Neal, Carol Gibson, Jami Lewis, Mary Jo McClintock, publicityg Mary McNeese, Sharon Mc- Owan, Donna Burton, Betty Fetters, Pat Liebbe, Sharon Talbert, Lael Eischen, Susan Schick. A A L L 3 t ' ' ia. Row l: David Tuiasosopo, presidentg Moega Suesue, vice presidentg Cheryl McNeil, secretaryg Sui Ah-Hing. treasurer: Sue Hastings, Judie Rettig, Sydney Diamond, Olita Lauifi. Juana Marquez, Corine Saiki, Sandi Sasbon, Martha McClaskey, sponsor. Row 2: Sue Ruiz. Pam Powers, Linda Murray, Margie Sievert, Joy Chaffee, Ruth Rich- ardson, Eva-Maria Wagner, Etenauga A. LamYuen, Maupati T. Panapa, Grayce Donovan, Julene Briscolino, Rita Meng, Sally Staton. Frances McKinney Foreign Student Adviser Row 3: Knut Ziesemann, Nidal Kurabi, Helen Davis, Jerry Terrell, Shy-Ying Wang, Hsiang-Phen Liu, Jeffery Marker, Joe Yowell, Munina Kassicieh, Jim Cook, Ken Green, Austin Ma. Row 4: Joe DeLuca, Franklin Knowles, Philip Langford, Rudy Pila, Lui T. Tuitele, Fagatiele Lokeni, Harish Pandya, Patrick Donovan, Robert Moritz, Vailalo Tosi, Neemia Leau, Dan Goble, Robert Chen, Tomodki Gima. International lub Northeast Missouri State College students rep- resenting 26 foreign countries throughout the world were members of the International Club this past year. Since being chartered in 1954, the club has grown in membership to over 1,500. Actively engaged in the many facets of cul- tural and social life on the College campus, the International students also spent a great deal of their time promoting World friendship and under- standing among all students by sponsoring several special projects. Their list of activities for 1967-68 included: an International Variety Show for the student body, the annual Christmas dinner given by Joe Burdmang an International Christmas danceg and the annual International spring banquet which brought to- gether foods from each of the represented foreign countries for all members and invited guests. si Q iv Brian Wendelschaefer. Richard Brimer, David Dent. Jeffery Marker. Row I: Gary Burch, president: Mike Hupfer, vice president: Faye Whitworth, secretary-treasurer: Janet Glover: Pamela Rector: Gary Henry: Gilbert C. Kohlenberg. sponsor. Row 2: Jackie Ann Lorenz. Doris Hoover, Lynette Shaw, Mary Lou Stewart. Jill Burnam, Shir- ley Irwin. Doralee Ratliff. Sharon Woods. Row 3: Richard Demarest. John Lutz presents interesting program monthly meeting. to Historical Society l l Dennis Brayton. Herman Lindeen. Michael Dalbey, Jack Atterberry. Row 4: Martin Reiss. Ray Mcliee, Jim Coy. Tim Capewell. Erwin Neighbors, John Lutz. John Caldwell. Gary Hollenberg, Jim French. memm dm Historical Society Highlighting the past academic year for the Historical Society was an all-school open discussion program on the topic of Q -1 me The Use of LSD. A panel comprised of members of the medical profession and psychology instructors presented to the audience the pros and cons for using or not using LSD. An open discussion forum with the audience participating followed the remarks made by the panel. Under the direction of Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg, the Historical Society pre- sented several other lectures and programs during the year which were open to the entire campus. Topics for these discus- sions varied from history to the United States' possibilities of surviving a thermo- nuclear attack. The Eugene M. Violette Chapter of the Historical Society was founded in No- vember of 1906. Membership was open to any collegian or faculty member who wished to associate with others who share his interests in history. Row l: Michael Dalbey. Paul Halferty, Jerry Long. Barbara Faust. Maria-Teresa Butler, Meredith Bruner, Jill Snyder. Carla Jackson, Claire Moore. John Conn, Joseph Curtis. Row 2: Bill Paradis. Bob sychology Club One of the newly established clubs on campus during the past year was the Psychology Club which began with 53 charter members. Psychology majors and minors organized the group in an attempt to initiate, promote, facilitate and supplement an integrated working knowledge l l 1 l Matney, Steve Rose, Larry Bethel, Lonny Morrow, Micheal Hopkins, Mike Mahoney, Robert Moore, Terrell Crutchfield, Richard Dowell, Roger Schwerman, Richard Bowers, Rick Elkin. and understanding of some of the principles of the interrelated fields of psychology. Activities during the year included related field trips and speakers as well as individual member presentations. The aims of the Psychology Club throughout the year were to foster the clarification and exchange of ideas and creativity of its members and offer fel- lowship to those having a professional, intellectual interest in psychology. Row l: Carolyn Strickler, Lynda Steele, Joyce Welch, Pat Hamilton, Marilyn Martin, Susan Bartley. Row 25 David Swenson, chairmang Andrew Smith, co-chairman: Jacquelyn Jones, secretary: Gary Supalla, treasurer: Linda Stewart, historian: Jerry Johnson, member-at-large: Roberta Hulen, Sharon Dawson, Karen Gail Wilson, John Gifford, sponsor. Row 3: Leora Harlan, Lewis Forsythe, Stanley Vyvial. Donald Minor, Ron Selkirk, Tasos Anthony, Jean Clingman. Following his discussion Dr. Thomas Higgins explained a reproduction of one of Chopin's original manuscripts to Paul Halferty and Pam Drummond. Row 1: Paul Halferty, co-chairmang Liz Goeke. co-chairman: Patricia Dominacki, secretary-treasurerg Carol Weir, Carolyn Strickler.. Faith Roemer, Pamala Drummond, Mark Whiteside, program chairman. Philosophy Club Informative discussions on racial problems and the new morality highlighted the year for the Philosophy Club. Jerry Johnson, NMSC student, led the group on the discussion of the racial prob- lems, while Henry Gibson and Dr. H. Chandler Monroe of the College faculty presented the liberal and conservative views respectively of morality in their programs. College as Career Preparation or Intellectual Pursuitv was the title of the program led by Presi- dent F. Clark Elkins. Dean A. L. Fritschel expressed the philosophy of Existentionalism at one of the club's meetings. Philosophy and Music of Chopin was the topic of Dr. Thomas Higgins' presentation, while 'Semantics and Life was the discussion presented by Dr. Glenda Clyde. The purpose of the Philosophy Club is to bring together views of different disciplines to discover differences and similarities. The programming was designed to encourage membership from many stu- dents in diversified fields. Row 2: Gary Clark, Del Oliver. publicity chairman: Danny Wilford, David Swenson, Larry Dorrell, Martin Reiss. 3 Row l: Gary Hollenberg, presidentg Donald Allen, vice president, Jan Galey, Parliamentariang Kenneth Lexer, James Woodward, Frank Pre-Law Club Reorganized this past fall quarter under the sponsorship of Clyde Burch, College attorney and faculty member, the Pre-Law Club brought several notable speakers in the broad field of law which in- cluded constitutional, international, civil, criminal. corporation, law enforcement and penalization, to the campus. A special field trip to the State capitol of Missouri and a personal observation study of the Smith murder trial were two highlights of the activi- Feingold. Row 2: Harry Farr, Louis Cimmino, Michael Bradshaw, Robert F. Moore, Jimmy Cook, Jack Atterberry. ties for the year by the members of the Pre-Law Club. Club members also participated in a mock trial jury with the Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery and took part in observing Law Day this past spring. The purpose of the organization as stated by the constitution is, to provide prospective attornies of Northeast Missouri College and other interested students with an organization through which they can acquire knowledge pertinent to the law and! or the preparation and subsequent practice of the legal profession. Members of the Pre-Law Club talked with James Duffey, FBI Agent in Residence in Hannibal, who spoke to the members of the Club about the history of the FBI. Row l: Darien Teeter, president: Jean Bagby, Sharon Hendrix, Sharon Talbert, Ram Cullen, Jill Snyder, Beth West, secretary. Row 2: Jack Atterberry, Jeanne Bealmer. Larry Lamberson. Harry Collett. Youn Democrats The 1968 national political campaign was the topic which the regular meetings of the Young Democrats Club were centered around this past year. The members of the organization brought to the campus several speakers in the field of political Gary Hollenberg. publications director: Dennis Brayton, Monty Morgan. science who gave their interpretations and views on the national political scene. Chartered in 1960, the Young Democrats Club was the first chartered political organization on the NMSC campus for the advancement of a national party organization's welfare. This past year they carried out their national affiliation by providing assistance with the local headquarters during the national campaign. Presiding over meetings of the Young Democrats on campus this year was Darien Teeter. He is pic- tured discussing with several members of the organization the basic layout of the club and pro- posals for the year's activities. inn... Young Republicans Kirksville's Young Republicans completed an- other successful year with a variety of speakers and activities and an emphasis on returning America to Basic Constitutional government. Among the recognized speakers of the year were Missouri Congressman Tom Curtis, Republi- can author John Stormer, State Representative Cloy Whitney, and Congressman John Kyl of Iowa. The Young GOP's also participated in panel discussions and symposiums designed to create a political aware- ness among the membership. One of the primary goals of the club was the integration with the Adair County Republican Com- mittee. The Young Republicans worked closely with the county organization not only to help the senior party members with their political endeavors, but to give the junior party members valuable political experience. Row 1: Paul Dysart, presidentg Gary Peterson, vice president, Phyllis Dysart, secretary, Sandra Hulsebus, treasurer, J. Alan Petefish, Joyce Republican author John Stormer spoke on campus during fall quarter. Teel, Janice Sevits, Richard Brimer, Jim Cook, Bill McMein, Jeffery Marker, Glenn Schaefer, Ronald Yeams. Roger Frowein, Jerry North- Sevits, Gayle Olson, Glenda Lauer, Carolyn Werges. Row 2: Mary cutt, Nan Rook. ,...aa. S 'gf- N4 Row l: Joyce Hoyt, secretary: Lance Solter. treasurer: Michael Norton. Victor Kaylarian. Margaret Gregory. Eugene Smith. spon- Members of Sigma Zeta experiment with new equipment. sor. Row 2: Terry Whitworth, Lance Wessling, Cecil Moore, John Webb, Will Selser. Sigma Zeta Monthly meetings with guest speakers presenting programs in vari- ous fields of scienttic interest were featured throughout the year by Sig- ma Zeta fraternity. Culminating the year's activities was the annual spring banquet given in honor of the newly initiated members. The Delta Chapter of Sigma Zeta is the national honorary science and math society on campus. Active mem- bership is open to junior and senior science or math majors who have maintained a high honor point ratio. Associate membership is extended to freshman and sophomore students who have the potential of attaining active membership requirements. The objectives of the organization are to encourage continuing advance- ments in the fields of science and mathematics, to promote and recog- nize scholastic achievement, and to foster friendly social activities. Pre-Osteopathic students spent many hours learning to use new equipment. Pre-Osteopathic Club Members of the Pre-Osteopathic Club centered their activities primarily around professionalism aimed in the direction of medicine. Some of the activities included human anatomy demonstrations at the Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery, demonstrations and lectures by visiting professional men, and a series of professional movies. Row l: Earl Schatzman, president, Robert Luker. vice presidentg Darrel Killebrew, corresponding secretary: Margaret Attebery, secre- tary-treasurerg Carol Cornelius, Constance E. Szafranski, Vanna Powell, S. Bozorg Mahmoody, William Kirmes, Robert Jackson, Marvin Jay Berman, John Alan Daniels, James R. Shanks. Row 2: The social program of the Club included the annual Christmas Banquet and the spring picnic at Thousand Hills State Park. Several members also engaged in activities sponsored by the fraternities at KCOS. The primary purpose of the club is to provide for its members, as future doctors, new ways to prepare themselves for their responsibilities as fu- ture physicians. Paul Thompson Jr., Don A. Cable, Jim Miller, Brian H. Glazer, Victor Kaylarian, Marshall Gerrie, Jr., Donald L. Nelson, Jr., Michael Vranick, J. Duncan Haynes, Jim Coy, Michael D. Wilson, John Kauzlarich, Richard Bowers, Harry Young, Hugh Schuetz, Dennis Bode, Earl Miller. r-af' Row l: Robert Peavler. sponsor: Victor Kaylarian. president: Randell Young, secretary. Roderique, David Bondurant, treasurer. Row 2: Jeffery Marker, Steve Student Amateur Radio Club Of prime importance during the past year for the newly established Student Amateur Radio Club was the providing of communications during the Homecoming parade and the receiving of the club's oflicial amateur radio license WAXQWW. Successful transmission of communications with numerous countries throughout the world as well as communication with various stations across the continental United States highlighted the activi- ties of the radio club. The Student Amateur Radio Club regularly conducted classes in radio theory, communications, and telegraphy in order to prepare members of the club so that they might qualify for speciiic licenses granted by the Federal Communications Commis- sion. Members have access to precision radio-tele- phone and telegraph equipment. 100 Members of Beta Tau Delta took active part in initiation in Decem- ticipated in the annual Christmas party given by the organization ber. In conjunction with the initiation the old and new members par- Beta Tau Delta Beta Tau Delta sorority and Beta Tau Alpha fraternity, a na- tional educational college co-organization for baton twirlers and drum majors, was under the leadership of Claudia Burkhart, presi- dent. Mary Evelyn Thurman, instructor in baton twirling, again ser- ved the organization as sponsor. Initiation for new members into Beta Tau Delta and Beta Tau Alpha was again held this year in conjunction with the annual Christ- mas party. The local chapters were founded in 1959 on the NMSC camp- us by Miss Thurman under the guidance of Dr. Walter H. Ryle and Dr. P. O. Selby. The organizations have as objectives upholding professional ethics, scholastic attainment and establishing a perpetual bond of friendship among members. Activities are stationed around their motto, where twirling links learning to living. p srtt I it I i , a yttt I it W fa .4 f -2 1 J V, f j , I ., , ti B T B A lg . Z , if V M ,,.. ,g 1 - L W V Q is : .,,, V 3: ,it , , .af ' ' : xx K -45 xv 1,511 I: - A - M' 7 V 'Ki E li t A l r . A - ff ff T? A Mary Evelyn Thurman Martha Acuff Jeanie Auseon Claudia Burkhart Edith Dawson Lael Kay Eischen Maureen Fitzhenry Linda Jett Jerilyn Keim Nancy Lambert Marilyn Lampton Deena Marsh Mary Jane Merrill Earlene Middleton Lythia Nishomoto Teri Shandrew Judy Stroeber Beth Thurman Martha Warner Marjie Waters Linda Wilhoit Kathy Winecup hs 1. l 1 .4- ... Row 1: Ray Hazelrigg, president, Craig Wilkins, vice presidentg Rhonda Williams, secretary, Dorothy Klinger, treasurer, Evelyn Daley, Bernadine Chaplin, Sherry Wells, Bonnie Wolverton, Marvis Rinehart, Cathy Powell, Vikki Sparrow, Claudine Triplett, sponsor. Row 2: Jane Watkins, Sue Dye. Eileen Keegan, Ellen Small, Eliza- beth Payton, Judy McCampbell, Mary Margaret Bunney. Pat Ster- rett, Rita Brown, Barbara Martin. Row 3: Dana Harris, Olinda Gastlerg Rosalee Triplett, Mary Stevenson, Brenda Wilkerson, Tim Butler, John Malvin, Roger Bullock, James McClintock, Jim Kern, Nolan Schwada. Row 4: Dean Kurtz, Stanley Kolkmeier, Terry Wehrman, Michael Daily, Terry Loose, Robert Ault, Lawrence Green, Leroy Rohs, Carl Schmidt, Richard A. Schultz, David Evans, Marvin Gordon. ing with the annual spring music festival and atten- dance at the spring banquet brought to a close the year's activities for the Aeolian Club. The local chapter of the Aeolian Club, as its na- tional oflice requiries, is a social professional organi- zation made up of students majoring in music and those interested in music education. The advisor of the club this past year was Mrs. Claudine Triplett of the Fine Arts Division. Aeolian lub A variety of activities ranging from recitals to picnics highlighted the past year for the members of the Aeolian Club. Affiliated with the National Music Educators Association, members of the Aeolian Club carried out their annual practice of sponsoring receptions following senior student recitals. Assist- Members of the Aeolian Club gather around the piano for an impromptu music session. lOl 102 5 i ' .nn M Members of the College Band provided musical entertainment and precision marching during the 1967 football season. Row I: Nancy Evenson, Carl Schmidt. Judy McCampbelI, Beth Row 4: Paul Craig, Dean Kurtz. George Drake, Craig Wilkens, Jef- Jones, Sharon Wells. Row 2: Evelyn Daley, Carolyn McDaniel, Rosa- frey Piper, John Malvin. Row 5: William Stephens. Leroy Rohs lee Triplett, Pamela Means, Sue Dye. Row 3: Eileen Keegan, Will Cindy Critchlow. Selser, Dan Bothe. Robert Ault. Michael Farnsworth, Ruth Payton. College Band Under the direction of Tom Duden, the College Band provided various audi- ences with outstanding musical arrange- ments throughout the year. During the football season, the mem- bers of the band performed at halftimesg and when the basketball season opened, a pep band was formed from within the members of the College band. A week long tour of Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois was culminated by a concert in the College Auditorium. With the assistance of graduate stu- dent, Connie Meeker, the band made spe- cial appearances at the Inaugural Cere- monies, the annual Spring Concert, and the 1968 spring commencement exercises. GF Qi sf re, I e I P-.-1 A ' 1 z - ' . I- Q lfliiii' 1' A - ' QQ u pw. if. I 'ri , n . ...tm I .f?54ff?F2-g.g- . I ' -,ji -. . .X W My ,t-Ibm. gt k In 4 -gf fa t- -. K , F1555-Q3 f,'fv,i,y1-fftgwgw ' . - Q I- ., .fz ,f We .. , . tw. N . 3, ff .. . The Marching l00 was under the field direction of Dru IT1 Majorette Suzanne Robb and Drum Major Richard Bowers. Karna Kruckenburg was again the fea- tured baton twirler. Row l: Sharon Addison, Barbara Snell, Terry Wehrman, Pamela Gastler, Doug Anderson. Row 4: Ray Hazelrigg. Leanne Caldwell Simpson. Row 2: Connie Meeker, Susan Shirk, Suzanne Robb, Judy 1. D. Walker. Lawrence Green. Row 5: John Behle. Terry Loose Dissinger, Mary Bunney. Row 3: John Tarbet. Dwight Dow, Olinda 104 Beth Fleming, Cheryl Miller, Frederic Kirchberger, Dorothy Richard son, Gilda Alvarez. Row 3: Maria Alvarez, Roberta Bergmann, Jean nie Ranney, Howard Hunter, James Busch, Starr Reed, Judy Mc Campbell Connie Meeker, Wanda Ellington. Tim Perry. Row 4: Jan Row 1: Yasuhiro Shibata, Margaret Laughlin, Rebecca Wilson, Eliza- beth Payton, Lynne Wolf, Stanley Kolkmeier, Helen Fitzsimmons, Dale Jorgenson Jr. Row 2: Martha Arnold, Linda Goff, Jack Ranney, Rebecca Jorgenson, Ann Troester, Sara Griffith, Holly Carr, Mary Student soloists for the College Symphony Orchestra this past year were, front row: Sharon Lee, Lynne Wolf, Elizabeth Payton, and Bernadine Chaplin. Back row: Yasuhiro Shibata and Gary Crank. ice Leggett, Jacqueline Boyer, John Malvin, Craig Wilkens, Robert Smythe, Peggy Greve, T. J. Walker, Robert Simiele, Wayne Naas, Soule. Gretchen Parcell, Floyd Sturgeon, James McClintock. Roger Jim Osbourne, Peggy Lanpher, Diane Dale, John Schwarz, Sherry Cody, Russell Phillips, Ray Hazelrigg, Jack Behle. Standing: Gary Anspach, pianist: William FitzSimmons, conductor. College Orchestra Under the baton of William FitzSimmons, the College Symphony Orchestra presented con- cert programs throughout the year for students, faculty members and others interested in con- certo programs. The Orchestra season opened in the fall with a program which included the Beethoven Eroica Symphony, the Brahms Variations on a theme of Joseph Haydn and Mahlers Song Cycle, Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen. The winter quarter concert featured seven student soloists who were selected for their out- standing work in the field of music over the past year. They included Elizabeth Payton, Ya- suhiro Shibata, James Worrell, Sharon Lee, Gary Crank, and Lynne Wolf. The program during the winter quarter featured selections by such famous composers as Mendelssohn, and Verdi. Activities of the spring quarter for the Symphony Orchestra began with a joint presen- tation by the Orchestra, NEMO Singers, and the College Chorus of Mozart Vespers Services and a Mass in G by Schubert. The final concert of the year featured Rob- ert Mason of the Fine Arts faculty, violin cel- list, playing the Bocherini Concerto in C Ma- jor. The Orchestra performed the Fifth Sym- phony by Tchaikovsky. Symphony Orchestra director, William FitzSimmons. lO5 106 NEMO Singers Performances for Parent's Day, Homecoming Queen Coronation and the Inaugural Ceremonies for Dr. F. Clark Elkins, were the highlights of the NEMO Singers for the academic year of 1967-68. Representing the College on the community scene, the NEMO's performed for the Sojourner's Club, for the First Baptist Church in Macon, and gave a special television concert on KTVO-TV in Ottumwa, Iowa. At the request of the management of the Opera House in What Cheer, Iowa, a complete perform- ance of the Candlelight Concert was given at the Opera House on December 14. The annual three- Row lx Mary Liston, secretary: Marcia McMainsg Sarah Winslow. Maria Alvarez. Susan Gulnac, Dorothy Klinger, Karladine Thurman, Linda Goff. Carol Gibson, Ruth Richardson, Marcia Lamis, Ann Breckenridge, Nancy Clifton, Sue Sims, Carol Wilson. Row 2: Flor- ence Cottingham. Gloria Guinn, Janice Culbertson. Brenda Bohan- non, Nancy Copenhaver, Claire Capaldo, Conni Rooker. Lynna Brown, Jan Jones, Gloria Tedrow, Georgia Fletcher, treasurerg Diana Gronewold. Linda Shoush, Becky Howard. Row 3: Stephen Hudson, l ,K- Members of the NEMO Singers performed at the Inaugural Cere- monies for Dr. F. Clark Elkins. day Choir tour and spring concert capped the year's activities. Originally a group of 25 students called the Acapella Choir, the organization was started by Dr. Barrett Stout in 1932. The Acapella Choir be- came the Light Opera Singers in 1946 under the direction of Miss Phradie Wells and was reorganized in 1950 as a part of the College band. In 1958, Dr. Stephen Hobson formed what became the present NEMO Singers, which now num- bers 60 of the most talented singers on campus. The group was under the direction of Clay Dawson this past academic year. Duane Lewis, Chuck Ashford, graduate assistantg Bill Gottman, Jim Worrell, Maurice Overlander, Michael Turner, Steve Griiiin, vice presidentg Stan Robinson, Jim Callaghan. robe chairman, Loren Hutchinson, David Rawson, Roger Gooden. Row 4: Roger Bullock, Jim Kern, Michael Daily, David Linquist, Lee Moody, Bob Selser, Gary Crank, David Parrish, Wiley Pratt, president, Jim Berry, Jim Gingrich, Jim Robinson. Marvin Gordon, Mickey Green. Bruce Rice. E wa-J ' .L ll Row 1: Harold Copenhaver, Conductor, Elizabeth Payton, Duane Lewis, Robert Ault, Tim Butler. Ray Hazelrigg. Dennis Fuller, Law- QS - A C3 rence Green, John Malvin, George Drake, Jeff Piper. A Q CFA Row 1: Sandra Harrison, Mary Stevenson, Nanci Evenson. Evelyn Daley, Bernadine Chaplin, Judy McCampbell. Carl Schmidt, Andrew Smith, Wayne Donnelly, James DeVore, David Evans. Row 2: Rich- Clarinet and Brass Choirs Under the direction of Dr. Richard Weerts and Dr. Harold Copenhaver, the College Brass and Clarinet Choirs began their activities on a tri-state tour during the Thanksgiving holiday. Now in its ninth year of development, the Clarinet Choir has grown from a small number of clarinets to a fully instrumcntalized clarinet choir. The Brass Choir, however, is only in its third year of development. Members are selected by audition. Both have performed on television. radio, and have appeared at the Missouri Music Education State con- vention. ard Weerts, director, Earl Schatzman, Rosalee Triplett, Olinda Gast- ler, James Miers, Sharon Addison, Judy Dissinger. Robert Ault, Douglas Anderson. During the summer of 1967, the Clarinet Choir performed at Expo '67 in Montreal, Canada. Other achievements of the Clarinet Choir included presen- tations at the National Conference of the Music Educators National Convention in 1966 and six concerts presented at the New York World's Fair in 1965. Members of the Brass Choir joined the NEMO Singers when performing at President F. Clark Elkin's Inauguration. A Christmas presentation was also given by the Brass Choir and NEMO Singers on KTVO-TV and at Northeast Missouri State College. 107 108 Row 1: Eloise E, Jones, Anna Marie Pauk, Linda C. Clair, Wilma Green, Nancy Bruner, Marsha Himes, Mary Teel, Susan Peterson. Kay Adams, Claudine Triplett, Director. Row Z: Judy Harrison, Nancy Luth, Pat Blecher, Jennifer Shelton, Karen Jones. Linda Wil- Elemental' Majors Chorus Throughout the year members of the Elemen- tary Majors Chorus strived to learn more about music and music techniques on the elementary level. The chorus made several personal appearances during the year including a television show during the Christmas season when they performed several hoit, Barbara Riley, Carolyn Baker, Donna Haage, Donna Atkins. Row 3: Cheryl Luth, Kathel Addleman, Sandra Potosky, Margaret Herring, Sandra Harrison, Linda Hutchinson, Marilyn Luers, Chris Hatala. Sandra Turner. Karen Longwith. Valdena Boone. of the popular Christmas carols. Developing choral techniques, increasing sight reading ability and providing repertoire appropriate for elementary schools and college women's groups were the primary aims of the Elementary Majors Chorus during the past year. Application and hard work by the members gained them a great deal of practical experience which they will find useful in their futures as elementary majors. Members of the Elementary Majors Chorus, under the direction of Claudine Triplett, practiced regularly various techniques that would be used in the classroom as elementary majors instructing students in choral work. Row l: Donald Bardole. president: Marge Weatherly. vice president: Margaret Eager. treasurer: Carol Jane Wilson: Vicki Patryla. coffee house representative: Addell Newsom. Ruth Angel. Karen Fleak. Co- lene Williams. Rev. Richard Todd, campus minister. Row 2: Phyllis Moehle. Sue Dye, Gayle Houf. Judie Rettig. lnternational relations co-ordinatorg Michele Smith. Judy Switzer, Sheila Schroeder. Mary Wesley Foundation Major activities of the Wesley Foundation for the past year, under the direction of Rev. Richard Todd, included sponsoring the annual family sup- per at the First Methodist church, work retreat, and planning a tentative program for the Methodist campus center. The religious aspects of the Wesley Founda- Beebout, Janice Fridley. Row 3: Rudy Pila. Dana Harris, Suzanne Stroker. worship chairman: Judy Foste. Laura Curry. Nancy Copen- haver. Marilyn Luers, Charles Haack. Nolan Schwada. Row 4: Ches- ter D. Aumua, Vaiolo Tosi. David Evans. Robert Ault. Ethan Britten. Setuo Takai. James Kirks. William Nichols. tion cover discussions on dealing with personal com- mitment, campus life, and Christian vocations. The goal of the Wesley Foundation during the past year was to allow the members of the aca- demic community to discover the values and pre- cepts necessary for a greater fulfillment that they might view from a Christian prospective their world both within themselves and outside themselves in the college community. Members of-the .Wesley Foundation enhanced their spiritual lives through regular attendance at the First Methodist Church of Kirksville. Several Wesley members participated in the Methodist choir. 109 110 i W Baptist Student Union A special week of emphasis was held during February to help commemorate the tenth anniver- sary of the Baptist Student Center which opened its doors February 9, l958. Students and faculty both participated in the anniversary celebration. The Baptist Student Center was led by Ken Green who assumed the presidency of the organiza- tion following the induction of W. T. Davidson, J r. into the United States Air Force. The opening of the school year found B. S. U. actively engaged in float building for the Centennial Homecoming and preparation of activities in celebration of the 1967 homecoming. Many students on the campus made active use of the Baptist Student Center. Throughout the year, the B. S. U. choir sang weekly at the First Baptist Church. Jerilyn Keim was responsible throughout the year for the planning of the bi-weekly vesper series. Highlighting the coming summer for the Baptist Student Union will be the attendance at the Baptist World Youth Conference in July, which will take ten students from Kirksville to Europe for three weeks of travel and conference. Opened February, 1958, the Baptist Student Center has served the college community through ten years at 712 South Marion. With continued college expansion, a relocation is imminent. For the Centennial Homecoming, the Baptist Student Union's float entry was Conquering Ignorance Since 1867. 2 Qs Choir Director Loren Dale Hutchinson is a Junior music major Choir :accompanist Janice Culbertson is an Freshman music major from Salisbury, from Shelbyville. Row l: Kenneth Green, president, Jerry Johnson, vice president: Pauletta Garr, secretary, Jim Wilson, treasurer, Judy Brown, Ruth Ann Roberts, Marcia Lemmons, Judy Riley, Barbara Poore, Judith Robinson. Evelyn Ball, Diana Newquist, Raye Sandford, service chairmang John C. Fox, sponsor. Row 2: Kathy Montgomery, Linda Shoush, Janice Sevits, Doralee Ratliff, Beverly Dowell, Jennifer Reed, Cathy Safford, Daisy Garr, Cathy Wildman, Marcia Irvin, Jerilyn A .Qt l Q Q is 3 1 IQ Keim. Row 3: Earl Miller, James DeVore, Elaine Suter, Mary Beh- ring, Linda Montgomery, Sharon Talbert, Mary Simpson, Carlene Dinsmore. Susan Gossick, Peggy Mittler, Janice Culbertson. Donna Page, Jim Meyer. Row 4: Loren Hutchinson, James Miers, David Moore, Franklin Knowles, Larry Jones, Lloyd Elliott, Danny Wil' ford, Kerwin Rohr, Jim Robinson, Gary Crow, Don Crumpacker, Steven Bland. 1 l i K A A f f as 111 112 A :as Row 1: Michael Barnes, presidentg Michael Delehaunty, vice pres- identg Becky Bounds, secretary, Naomi Spinelli, Maria Bubenyak, Pam Abbadessa, Christine Boyle, James Wilke, Beth West, Father Luke Reichert, chaplain. Row 2: Etenauga LamYuen, Mary Volmert, Sandra Potosky, Mary Ann Karrer, Debi Collins, Georgia Murphy, Eileen Rutherford, Jean Bender, Mary Jo Banta, Susie Nugent, Carolyn Pepper. Row 3: Michael Bennett, Joe DeLuca, Lucius Kitchens, Dave Panther, John Glidden, Mary Beth Curp, Elizabeth Roberts, Mary Lou Stewart, Ruth Winter, Geraldine Toth, Anna Marie Pauk, Don Fendler. Row 4: Lui Tuitele, Henry Sesepasara, John Foley, Harry Naughton, Larry Lamberson, Patrick O'Rourke, Tim Capewell, Frank Harkabus, John Meissen, Michael Volmert, Mike Koziol, Dale Burkemper. Mass was held each Sunday morning at 11:30 at the newly acquired Newman Center Newman lub Over 100 Catholic students on the College campus were active members of the Newman Club during the past year. Under the direction of Father Luke Reichert, the Newman Club moved to their new center located just west of the main campus. At the center, the New- manites held their weekly meetings, spe- cial programs, and discussion nights. Folk Masses were celebrated each Sunday. With religion foremost in mind, the members participated in several retreats and were actively engaged in panel dis- cussions on various religious topics. The social program for the Newmen Club included numerous picnics, the pancake and sausage breakfast and the faculty-fun night. The Newman Club was founded on the campus in 1955 and thus is one of the oldest religious groups on campus. on West Dodson by Father Luke Reichert. L... Row 1: Stephen Lowenberg, presidentg Vernon Jackson, lst vice president, Mary Benson, 2nd vice presidentg Donna Danielsen, secre- taryg Elizabeth Ewald, treasurerg Jeanine Roe, Linda Elliott, Joyce Ingram, Sandra Withoelter, Carol Faeth, Mrs. M. J. Kohlenberg. Gamma Delta Ministers of the Mormon, Episcopal and Meth- odist churches were on campus to present programs for the Lutheran sponsored Gamma Delta organiza- tion this past year. The representatives of each of the churches discussed the various outlooks of their respective denominations concerning world affairs of the present time. During its 11th year on the campus, the mem- bers of Gamma Delta participated in a district re- Faith Lutheran Church was the scene of many Gamma Delta gatherings. Row 2: Susan Meers, Julie Lademann, David Romberg, Richard Brimer, Fred Stieglitz, Rev. Mark Appold, Paul Middeke, Bruce Hoehne, Charles G. Fast, Jerry Northcutt, Paul V. Tracy, Lois Toede- busch, Chris Holthaus, Mrs. Charles Fast. treat at Meremac State Park, a district leadership conference at Kansas City, and the United Campus Christian Fellowship. Gamma D e l t a also sponsored International Student Night during which the international stu- dents on the campus were given special recognition. A square dance terminated the year's social activities for Gamma Delta members. Under the guidance of Rev. Mark Appold, pasf toral advisor, Delta Xi chapter of Gamma Delta pro- vided a variety of activities for its members with a Christian atmosphere throughout the year. ,err 113 114 Row 1: Margaret Reighard, presidentg Elaine Edmundson vice presi Susan Cattle Joleen Fox Donna Carlson Row 2 Derry Jones Rita dentg Jo Goldman, secretaryg Flo Carroll, treasurer Georgia Schacher Gramman sponsor Janet White Jane Bailey Panhellenic Council Sorority unity on the College campus has been governed dur- ing the past year by the local chapter of the National Panhel- lenic Council. The Council was made up of three representatives from each of the four national sororities on the campus with Miss Rita Gramann as faculty advisor. One of the main functions of the Council during the year was the supervision of rush activities designed to further the ideals of the sorority member. During the fall quarter Panhellenic President Margaret Reighard met with prospective rushees during an ex- planatory assembly. At the time of registration for all sorority rushees, each girl was given a handbook explaining the rules of rush season. Social activities sponsored by the Panhellenic Council included the Rush Tea and the Scholar- ship Banquet. The Sunday after- noon tea was held for all pros- pective rushees. Each sorority then presented short skits and displayed their various sorority paraphenalia. Row l: Bert W. Ollie Jr.. Philip G. Smith. vice presidentg Roger Willcox. secretary: Jim Coy. Ed Phelps. treasurer: Ken Kerckhoff. Bob Mastroberte. Vito DeLaura. Row 2: James Wilke. Gary Burch. Ed Bliefnick, Rod Loesch. George Tavlor Jr., Gay King, Ron Selkirk. Paul Wagner. Melvin O'Neal. Interfraternity Council Governing and conducting fraternity rush and sign-up were the two major responsibilities of the Interfraternity Council during 1967-68. One-hun- dred men pledged the seven national fraternities during the winter quarter. To be eligible for pledgeship, a student must carry at least a 2.0 scholastic average and must be in good standing with the College administration. Pledge season came to a close at the end of the winter quarter with individuals becoming active members of their respective fraternity. Greek Week, co-sponsored by the lnterfrater- nity Council and the Panhellenic Council, provided four days of joint activities under the symbol that fraternities and sororities were founded- brother hood. A bonhre, cheering in a block, special as- sembly, dance and the Greek Olympics were fea- tured activities of the week. The Interfraternity Council was composed of three representatives from each of the five member organizations: Alpha Kappa Lambda, Kappa Alpha Psi, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Tau Gamma and Tau Kappa Epsilon. Representatives from two national colonies were also on the IFC. The colonizing fraternities were Beta Sigma Psi and Phi Kappa Theta. A significant accomplishment of the Interfra- ternity was the sponsorship of several all-school concerts which brought several 'tbig names in the entertainment field to the campus. 115 116 ia Cwaffgi AEA Alpha Sigma Alpha Founded at Virginia State Normal School in 1901 Alpha Beta Chapter founded in 1941 Susan Cattle Sarah Wimp, advisor Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Sigma Alpha commenced the 1967-68 academic year by entertaining fall quarter rushees at the annual Alphatraz and Southern Array with ASA rush parties. Alpha Beta members served in key positions across the campus. Jeanie Coy Auseon was secre- tary of the Student Council and Marsha Mossbar- ger, Susan Gulnac and Beth West were elected as class ollicers. Debbie Hansbrough of Alpha Sigma Alpha was crowned queen of the Missouri State Fair which was held in Sedalia. She was also chosen to repre- sent the College at the American Royal in Kansas City. Centennial Homecoming was highlighted by the election of Claudia Burkhart as Horning atten- dant and the alumnae banquet at the Shamrock Inn. Fifty Alpha's carried the sorority Homecoming lloat down Franklin Avenue as their legs symbolized the centipede. Their slogan was Worming Our Way to Victory. Alpha Sigma Alpha became alliliated with Kappa Theta Psi in 1914 with the initiation of 50 co-eds. The original sorority, Kappa Theta Psi, was founded in 1899. Martha Acuff 1 Carla Albrecht any 1 .t Donna Atkins + 5 gW.' Jeanie Coy Auseon ,, - 9 Kathy Bagley Q Kathy Jo Bailey Susie Billups Claudia Burkhart Flo Carroll Pat Comer Nancy Copenhaver Debbie Dunn Darlene Eizenga Maureen Fitzhenry Sherry Fletcher Janet Glover Susan Gulnac Pat Hamilton Debbie Hansbrough Susie Henderson Connie Hickenbottom Jan Jones Sandy Kincaid Diana Lewis -iii ,af ,M tlts .,...r Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority entertained rushees at their annual Al- phatraz' rush party held at the Newman Center. The final rush Janie Mathis Rhonda Morris Marcia Mossbarger X . W' Sharon Precht ,pq-, Joyce Oxenford ,I Judy Randolph JJLQX, Kay Richard Carolyn Riley Jan Seals Karen Sowers :R Linda Stine gg:-W Jeanne Taylor Janet Thompson Pat Trent Judy Twillman Madith Ussery H J Sue Winslow :V ,,5M w ,V ' QFSS? JL yr 'Ui' fix 90.8- ea ff - 1 ,. I I I ff- wif-f of the fall season for Alpha Sigma Alpha was entitled Southern Ar- M xg, A at A 'ar' x, ew... I io -if 4 t 118 1 1 V 2 4 . .23 5, I' 'SV 'Hurt pol Delta Zeta Founded at Miami University in 1902 lota Chapter founded in 1929 Janet White Dr. Ruth Towne, advisor Delta Zeta Combinations of activity, honor, service and scholarship led Delta Sigma chapter of Delta Zeta through its 39th year at NMSC. The traditional Rose Garden terminated formal rush season with 18 co-eds pledging the Sisterhood of Delta Zeta. Efforts of actives and new pledges were re- warded as Delta Zeta captured first place in the annual Greek Olympics. Other activities included the annual pledge-active party and the pledge skip to Missouri University at St. Louis. Delta Sigma chapter honored President F. Clark Elkins as Delta Zeta Dad of the Year. Mem- bers also participated in College intramurals, pro- vided assistance in the annual Easter Seal Drive, held the traditional Mother's Day Tea, and pro- vided leadership in many campus organizations. Diane Cushman and Joann Zeigler were two members of Delta Zeta selected to Who's Who. Iota chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority was founded on the College campus in January 1921. In 1956 Delta Sigma Epsilon merged with Delta Zeta sorority and Iota chapter and became Delta Sigma chapter of Delta Zeta sorority. Janice Amosson Sandy Bartlett Lorene Berti Vera Bowen Nancy Bulick Sheri Burnett Deanna Collings Nancy Collop Diane Cushman JoAnne DeLashmutt Mary Sue Denny Elaine Edmundson Barbara Erb Joyce Erb Georgia Fletcher Gwen Golston Debbie Howard Derry Jones Jacquelyn Jones Sheryl Keeran Diana King Donna Lawson Phyllis Lesser Pat Lovland Alice McEwen Betty McEwen Debbie Mercer Mary Jane Merrill President F. Clark Elkins was selected as Delta Zeta Dad of the Year by members of Delta Sigma chapter at the annual Delta Zeta Dad Day festivities held last November. Janet White, president of Delta Zeta, made the announcement of the selection of Dr. Elkins. Theresa Messina Dianne Mottet ,HQ V Q,- Mary Sue Mudd ' C ' in M 5 C.. . Elaine Noll Q, 9 -M, 5 , ,D J - S y Kathy Owen TI eil- Y V Starr Reed 'Q' ' fl ' ii Jeanine Roe R Q Q I xr .. , is ' 7 Gayle Olson A' J- , . Hi ' Betty Rueggsegger Q 1 Q? ,, -, ga Gloria Sangeorge -A 'V X at 5 ,, A j , Carolyn Santee SIT , -. V A 5 Teri Shandrew , 'L by f.. I I ' if' . Jeanne Staggs N, 'L I A - Rosanna Stark N H S Claire Sykes J . A J fe Becky Tibbs , t ? ff ,. Cindy Walter ' at 6 A I .Q , , Jan Ward 13, v ,Ltr V P 4 I Ag, ::. env , A' ' Debbie Wood W X, V,, f ' - ' f Joann Zeigler I J '5 W 1 is-Q1 119 120 N 4 K X? IE: I 1 l Sigma Kappa Founded at Colby College in 1874 Delta Theta Chapter founded in 1959 Georgia Schacher Claudine Tripplett Sigma Kappa Highlighting the year for Sigma Kappa sorority was a clean sweap of the three major on-campus trophies awarded for an entry in the Centennial Homecoming parade. The winning lioat, Sig Kap- pa-Delic Time Tunnel, received the trophy for beauty, the Centennial best floati' trophy, and the traveling cup for the best all-around float. ln their ninth year on the College campus, Sig- ma Kappa's pledged seventeen co-eds. Rush parties included Sig Kap Casinoi' and g'Pearl Party. Delta Theta chapter was represented in var- ious queen contests by Jo Goldman, Joleen Fox, Nancy Lammert, Rivers Bartow, P at Reilly and Karladine Thurman. Social activities for Si gm a Kappa included the annual tea held by Sig Kap pledges of other sororitiesg a Roaring 2O's party given by the pledge class for active members, the annual Mother-Daughter Weekend, and Standards Emphasis Week during which program for self-im- provement were held. The sorority showed its appreciation to the fraternities for their help during rush season by cleaning up the various fraternity houses. Sigma Kappa's were active in many organiz- ations on the campus. They also contributed their services to the Kirksville community by assisting in various civic projects. The sorority as a whole con- tributed 33 pints of blood to the Red Cross Blood Drive. Delta Theta also was host to chapters from Kansas, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri at the first Sigma Kappa State Day in Missouri. The Rally included a fashion show of various chapters uni- forms, round table discussions and a banquet. Concluding the year was the Sigma Kappa formal dance which was held in the Student Union activities room and featured Spanish decor. Marge Attebery Mary Jo Banta Roggie Bartow .lean Bender Brenda Bohonnon Chris Boyle Cathy Brennecke Betty Brown Sue Bruce Gloria Burnett Donna Burton Barbara Carter M Cl' k ary ar Q Yvonne Clodius June Degeneff Joleen Fox Barbara Fromme Patty Good Sharon Harley Donna Heckelman Pam House I8 WZ? Cindy Irwin, Georgia Schacher, and Gloria Weyand display the three Centennial Homecoming trophies which were awarded to Sig- ma Kappa sorority for their float entry in the Centennial Homecom- Cindy Irwin getty Johnson ancy Lammert 2 Jami Lewis J Sheila Logston 'W J , Joyce McCall Myrna Morris - ,J , as si 'GW Qi 6. '- Z9 Jw ,4- ing parade entitled Sig Kappa-Delic Time Tunnel. The float gather- ed the praise of hundreds of spectators who lined the Centennial Homecoming parade route. if Linda Nichols D, V Mary Ann Pavlisin ggi W ,J 'C Joeta Prather is f J - Par. Reilly ff -.J Twila Sears - Q' Keren Secrest t,,z . , ' Donna Sees 't,.,,, A V , gig' ,eff M541 JoYCe.Sevits ' liifi A , jiri , I i Y -- Jeannie Sherer my V , L ,, ' ,Q 2 ., -. J 3 p S Karladine Thurman 3, Wi T L 5-1 A 9' A. Barb Trost .ot ' 155 gs-W f -tx Lil Gloria Weyand it I at 'f g , , f ,E A In Jody Willows , G, . ' , Dottye Wooten , ,,l, A r I is 122 wwf r Sigma Sigma Sigma Founded at Longwood College in 1898 Mu Chapter founded in l9l5 l Jane Bailey JoAnn Weekley Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma was awarded both the President's and the Centennial scholarship cups at the annual Panhellenic banquet. The sorority com- piled an honor point average of 2.800. Highlites of the rush season for the sorority were two parties, Mai-Kaiv and Sigma Spotlight. A fall pledge class of 16 was the result of intensive rushing activities. Donna Carlson of Sigma Sigma Sigma was elected Centennial Homecoming attendant. On the national level in competition with other chapters of Sigma Sigma Sigma, Mu chapter ranked fifth in efficiency out of the sixty-six chapters, and it was named to the Robbie Page Memorial Honor Roll fthe national philanthropic projectj. On campus, the sorority was well represented in various organizations by placing members of the sorority in key positions. Several members of the sorority were selected as fraternity Sweethearts. Sigma Sigma Sigma contributed and supported community projects such as the March of Dimes fund drive, the United Fund drive, and the annual Bread Drive. Social activities include a M2 plus 2 dance, sponsorship of two all-school dancesg the annual Founders Day in April, and closing the social year was the annual spring formal. The sorority mourned the death of Viola Ma- Gee, a long-time advisor of the local chapter, who died this past year. Kathel Addleman Jeanne Bealmer Amy Beaver Ann Biggerstaff Janice Blickham Sandra Bowen Sharon Cassity Cheryi Christman Carol Colyer Rose Cornwell Pamela Cullen Becky Cupp Pamela Davison Sherrill DeJ0ng Judy Dissinger Catherine Evans Joanne Fish Laura Gomez Jamie Grosso Janice Hammersmith Marilyn Holman Pamela Holt Barbara Ingrum Christine Jones Andrea Kochman Mary Anne Logue Sharon McCormick Marcia McMains are 2 , 6 E . i S KM..-af, Mu ehapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was the recipient of the Presi- dents and the Centennial scholarship cups for attaining the highest average of all SOFOFIIICS for three successive quarters. Dr. F. Clark Vickie Miller Linda Potts Phyllis Mullenix Margaret Reighard Sally Rice Beverly Richardson Lynne Richardson Marjorie Roderick Karen Schneider Margery Sievert Susan Stelpflug Carroll Tankesley Sandra Tribley Phyllis Viviano Brooke Williams Ruth Winter L fl' 'iw , M- it ..,,.. ga.- t ii' -H GL . 43:3 or Elkins presented Jane Bailey with the President's cup, and Dr. Wal- ter H. Ryle made the presentation of the Centennial scholarship cup to Jan Cornwell 'H 1 5 Q-X ...- .- var d A ' B Q. an - S 4' Q. gigs: .W H in . ,. NL 'VMM5 -59 fi'i' Miii 'halt' '- if 123 124 . 9 all X, I , ' -.. ix Ji AK Alpha Kappa Lambda Founded at University of California in 1914 Xi Chapter founded in 1953 Charles McNames, advisor Alpha Kappa Lambda Ken Kerckoff Phillip Stryker, ass't advisor Under the banner of the Xi chap- ter of Alpha Kappa Lambda frater- nity, America's dynamic fraternity of individuality, president Ken Kerckoff led Alpha Kappa Lambda through another successful year of growth and progress. The men of Xi chapter selected Sandy Hulsebus as 1967 AKL Sweet- heart. Several members of the frater- nity participated in athletics on the campus. They included Ron Selkirk on the varsity tennis team, who has the distinction of being the Hrst player in the history of the College to win the first single division of the MIAA conference, and he was also a mem- ber of the doubles conference cham- pionship team. Tim Urban was a member of the Bulldog football squad, while Chuck Peterson and Mike Har- dy participated on the varsity base- ball team. On campus, AKL's provide lead- ership in many different areas. John Clark served as councilman of the freshman class, Allen Petelish was president of the Agriculture Clubg Ken Kielty and Dean Nickens were ollicers of the Young Democrats Club, and Gary Peterson, selected to Who's Who, served as vice-president of the Young Republicans Club. The annual spring formal, Old Gold, climaxed the year for Alpha Kappa Lambda, which celebrated its 15th anniversary on the Northeast Missouri State College campus. - . Doug Brown it , 9 . , 1, Steve Budde J W 23152526 it ff-l - Alan Chafboneau t l f 2 - S 1 pg. 1 Jim Clark A 3 A itlftt .- A P Nick Colton ' Vonn Comer I t 1 Robert Denison 5 ' Bill Durow R ' , tfe' t V . , , ,V h Ron Feltz ', ,gm Q 'Q'5', 'Q W W' 294 : , Bill Foster jf, 1 . D' if X W' 1 , mf X, Bob Freitag il' -1, ,l - ' V' Q tt, Jack Grimshaw 1 L ' D ,Z Barry Gentile I .A dx t is A Mike Hafdy Q. A Jay Helfrich ' W fy -t i 9 ' Barry Ireland QM 3 Gary Johns Four members of Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity prepared for defense of their 1967 Campus Bowl title. Pictured are Alan Charboncau Larry McGlothlin. Ken Kiclty. and Dean Nickens. Ken Kielty Darrell Killebrew Larry Lamberson Ron Latta Mike Lederle Denny Linder Bill Maier Larry McGlothlin Arthur Muensterman Dean Nickens O. H. Patten Alan Petefish Doug Peterson Gary Peterson Ron Selkirk Fred Schultz Kevin Schwartz Bill Schwieder Jim Smith Philip Smith Spencer Straubmuller Tim Urban Wally Walz Alvin Wallace Dana Walker Ed Warner Gary Wilkenson Rod Woods qi x .QW eksui-mi: H4 s i 4' El YL 431 Sig-6 T? ,Q iw C 'Q tw- u ,1! G-and 42 ,Q Luong K4 gm -f A-if r t A if ik AI lr L A ? A' , y ittt A PN ,Q 1 S, W t if Q Q A :L YG' 1 'Q Q Q VV 'V 4yW, ' P Wh A Til tt' A .ax I 2 air x, Q La S+ , an AJ ,sv-f..fJ ll ' :N 't'i t'-' I my V , ,, 5 lr K C yi ., A: rttett Ae' :hd A 125 126 1 1 'ss Q use J' , p. 3 -Ulf Kappa Alpha Psi Founded in l9ll ai University of Indiana Epsilon Eta Chapter founded in 1963 Jerry Johnson Kenneth Gardner Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity moved into their fraternity house this past fall to begin the academic year. A thorough removation both inside and out of the house was carried out by the active chapter during the summer months in preparation for the opening of school. Brothers of Epsilon Eta chapter are distinguished in campus organizations and var- s Howard Bowens, Jr. rw jg ' if Q'- ' . 4 9 Q .1 ' Alphonso Jackson ' ' 1 Bert W. Ollie, Jr. I' ' . 50 Melvin O'Neal fs ,A , 1 Qsi' ww George Taylor ' Z. ,v-W-i fn- James Tyler x t c 5? ,I teeto .2 sity athletic competition. The fraternity sponsored teams in Intramural competition in the annual Blue Key Campus Bowl. The local chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on the College campus in 1963. National- ly, the fraternity now has 260 chapters and 53,000 members. Kappa Alphas moved into their newly acquired house in Sep- tember of 1967. Qin! I 'ii ,Shun 1. xksy, it Phi Kappa Theta Phi Kappa Theta became the newest fraternity on the College campus as they began their first full year, which began in September of 1967. The brothers of Mu Sigma chapter initiated 19 pledges during the fall and winter quarters. The fraternity made significant contribu- tions to the campus and community, and they participated in the In- tramural program. The first annual spring formal for Mu Sigma chapter ended the social activities for 1967-68. Phi Kappa Theta members began the school year by painting and redecorating the interior and exterior of their fraternity house. Rodney Loesch James Thomas Douglas Anderson Gary Belfield Ed Berry Richard Brombaugh Don Brooks Mike Bruner Randy Butler Richard Davidson Rick Elkin Jerry Glassford Dan Goble Steve Gray Art James Randy Johs Dan Kinsinger Weemia Leau Jim Martin Mark Morrow Dave Panther Dean Partin Steve Sears Henry Sesepasera Leulumuega Suesue Lui Tuitele James Whiteside Jim Wilke 'J' A ie 'Q' f eff c of ieexf wee j!i :Adil lil rw 1 f ,-ra.,- .nag .-,-4 J rg-:.: , ln... J -Q, phi, qv ., -v A,.- .- - . - ' ig if T if ll T elf of ft lb rf .ia If fini! -0-i I -:za 'SZ' ,mei Q ig.. f is xy., Q N ? Al AA 1 ii Pl . -ln sa- . as G- Q Ke 8 3 Vg L l E A 'T T -2- T ' ff 1 - A 127 128 Nlllfwy S Z i t as CIJZE Pihi Sigma Epsilon Founded at Kansas State Teachers College in 1910 Gamma Chapter founded in 1927 Dr. Joseph Dolan, advisor f.. ' ' it . I . .av id f-rv' Phi Sigma Epsilon Capturing the Blue Key Campus Bowl championship was one of many highlites over the past year for Gam ma chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon During the 1967 68 academic year Gamma chapter was under the spon sorship of Dr. Joseph Dolan and Gail Albright. Under their leadership the fraternity continued to carry out its objectives of encouraging college spirit, fostering culture and perpetu ating friendship and intimate social ties within its membership Gamma men not only contributed leadership and assistance to the col lege campus, but rendered their ser vices, also, to the Kirksville commun Bob Mastroberte ity by participating in such actlvities as collecting f or the United Fund March of Dimes and bell ringing for Gail Albright, ass't advisor ,,....,l ga-we 'QC :gtk .t.n,4n..... 1 ,QQ-A the Salvation Army during the Christ mas season. On campus P h 1 Sigma Epsilon members held offices in each class in cluding presidencies in the Graduate and Senior classes In athletics, Phi Slgma Epsilon placed twelve men on the varsity foot ball team, iive on the baseball squad and two on the track team They were also top contenders for the all school intramural s p o r t s Eighteen men pledged Gamma chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon during the regular fall rush season. The social highlite of the rush season was the annual Apache Dance Jim Baker Paul Bittiker Dan Butler Joe Cody Troy Cooper Gary Coulter Andy Crist Larry Crooks Steve Daniels Frank Davey T Davi om s Tony DeRosa Jack DiSalvo Mike Dolan Joe Domian Jody Evans Glenn Fast Jim Foley Twenty five members of the Gamma chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon participated in the March of Dimes drive held in the city of Kirks- Jack Glaser Ralph Gleissner tie'--Rt, -RY: arg? ville this past year. The members helped canvass the area. soliciting contributions to help crippled children through the March of Dimes. M , 1.1 g... f f' Dan Hennessy L 'Y' 3, 17 ' -:Q 557-'fi Steve Kolb -- ' A .'l A it ,,f: . , . L Barry McLaughlin L G . 'Rfk' Lyrgn Morrell ligmwi' lx? M ' Tb 'K 'aw T' r' Ro ert Mudrak ' ' Q ft A ,f- if 4,JT'i ' Bill Nicodemus sw' Don Olinger pg Gary Peterson l W ' Dan Pugh U' 'E' f 9 X 3' 4' ,- Gary Ray jg I gg .W ,111 -- gf., eg Roger Rea ' ' M -' F-A, f ' f Q 22 I Q fs i x T 2 lt' Randy Shahan ' 1: X ' 1 Gretl Skinner 'Q ta ft V- ' T' 9' 'W ' 7: T: C Roger Smith gt-.lla , f- ,QL L ... John Sommorkamp N 7' A Y' '.1':, Mike Wagner if 1 W 9' Dean Wallingford Q A ' A . Robert Warren Q 'Z' Q' 5- ,al 9 rim im , 4 'Q g R X Gary Watts - Lg l K 3..- 1:1 Q' V ..,, Terry Weis V' -'S' .L he ' 5'1 A Roger Willcox , ly le L1 x 1 129 , f V--V 130 Q ETF Sigma Tau Gamma Founded at Central Missouri State Teachers College in 1920 Beta Chapter founded in 1921 6' Gay King Walter H. Ryle, advisor Tom Duden, ass't. advisor fl Sigma Tau Gamma Leadership through integrityn again proved to be an apt motto for Beta Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma as members made 'significant contributions to the College campus, the community and to their own personal development. Beta men provided traditional leadership in various campus organizations. Mike Trent was editor of the ECHO and advertising manager of the Index. Dale Barrett was the assistant editor of the ECHO. Class leaders included Bob Moore as council- man of the senior classg Jack Niemier acted as president of the junior classg and Jim Arico was vice president of the sophomore class. Beta Chapter again was a top contender for the all-school intramural sports championship as they tried to retain the trophy won by Beta in 1966-67. Four members of Beta Chapter received the honor of being named to Who's Who. Those men selected were Ed Phelps, Rich Rider, Jim Sefrit, and Mike Trent. G The social events of the year began with the annual 49ers rush dance and culminated with the annual White Rose spring formal. Jim Arico Jim Baker Gene Ball Tom Ballard Alan Barber John Barr Dale Barrett Larry Blaylock Chris Bohon Steve Bond Perry Bradshaw Dennis Brayton Jerry Brown John Bybee Dennis Chalupa Duane Charles Ron Clawson Paul Comer Howard Cox Paul Craig Ron Crowdis John Dietz Pat Elliott Richard Elliott Gary Fowler Dave Fritz Dennis Fuller Bob Gladney is Q' - Roger Gooden 2 :-t- John Gower Q . as it 1 Royce Gramm ai, Laffy Gfanfleman V,,1 i ? ia ' gf- i ii' Steve Harting Steve Holt r Mike Hopkins Jesse House Bruce Jarnagon Tom Kahl Murray Key Ron Lary Mike Loveless Ed Luedeking Wayne McCombs Bill McCourt - ': '.' L P -f.- f' . il 1 My V W 'ei X 3 'WB V1 W W ' i s E I Sigma Tau Gamma 49ers dance featured old west setting. 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Psee P f Steve Schweizer B B' BB B Jim A A di 1 Jerry Shelton B 7BBBBBBBi BBB P P P P Ken Sowers V B B Q P P Todd Sloane mmf t ljfffifi 'R' if 5 if 9 wb V -P V' Mike TI-egt W VV' jVPV VVPV PPV ke- P PP,, P V VVVV ,, Greg TUC er Y V V VV? wa, f VV, Paul Wagner V P PPPP M it BB Bef if Randy Ward t Q V P' Don Wehr 1B if ' James Welsh Q Hal Whiteaker lm L B B Steve Whitte ' V ,V i Clarke Wilson ' +' Phil Wormsley 5 3 S I Burt Young W-l' PVPV , P Steve Young if 4 :G ' 131 132 . . Twig' 594' U U' It . I 1 Mmm? TKE Tau Kappa Epsilon Founded at Illinois Wesleyan in 1899 lota Gamma Chapter founded in 1962 Vito DeLaura Dr. Linn Terry, advisor Tau Kappa Epsilon As the 1967-68 academic year opened, Iota Gamma chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon occupied their newly refurnished and redecorated fraternity house. Tau Kappa Epsilon reigned as the fall quarter tug of war champions in the intramural program. They placed third in the Homecoming float com- petition and were number one in the Greek Olym- pics held during the winter quarter. As in the past, Tau Kappa Epsilon members made significant contributions to the campus and to the community of Kirksville. Through April of 1968 members of the fraternity had donated over 500 pints of blood to the annual Kirksville Blood Bank. They also assisted various charity organiza- tions in the city. On campus members of Iota Gamma chapter served as class officers and organization leaders. .MS VL.. . - I W r,kr. Li k 5 Gary Burch 1, I ' -,.. il-. f ,Q i A 1 A J' B d' it Q 'H' f W l il 'Sf SFR, C1535 it-ig, ' 5 't,, 1 tiff. -'wg 1's ti 1- - j,,5 i-e,' John Caldwell Q' ' ' iie ' ' ' I' e ' '- I Rex Cantlin I - Rocco Casinelli mm A :Al nl A I Ken Gow 1, it ' 'Bob Cooney A , , ' 1 im Coy 3 qw ff! 2 Q ' 5 8 ' , 'H .Q ' '30 Gary Derby 1 Mg, , r K . 1 , .,, A . 3 , . 1 xjr 5 -3- F , Dave Dickerson ' in 'H -, ' f jf 7 Garth Drennen gg 5 Chris Dunshee ' -,, I 51 Q Mike Faffell I LN L - F - I E. .V i A K7 Ron Frenzen jg V A I , ,. I ffj 3, R. gg ' 4 i 4 , Dennis Graser 1 Q' Y , x T? was W :tr , Y f 6' S Steve Hilton 1 I Ron Hopphan ' I ' ,tei gf' j - Mike Hupfer , l A p A Y gOg1'1JJ3li'VIi 55 Q 0 O ns On George Kaletta St v K'1c .goes .. he .E ,dvd 'Q J gg as: . Em -5: , ta.1:.. EsceKlgin0yne ' 2 gf wg A ,-g-,,-- Sam Krupiarz HIPAVPA i 'M ' , Randy Legendre 4 Gary Loeffler I Dick Lorenzen nj:-:ag W ' , 4 ,E Gene Luck ' I ' 3 Q ' 1 Mike Mahoney f, is 3 g ,p fi! gli we 5 ilfhm 3 '53 Wally Mallins I Q - 45 W ,ji gan Matheny , xt' H fgih 'I it teve McPowell , I A V Stu McMains tg W Bruce McQuillen QV' Bob Melson Jim Miller Don Miner Tom Morgan Mickey Moore Bob Morris James Palko Bill Paradis Duane Peffers Bob Phillips Terry Pinkerton Mike Ritse Scott Roby Bob Schutte Bob Selser Darien Teeter Terry Tomko Keith Turner Gary VanDevelde Brian Wendelschaefer Darrel Wheeler Steve Whipple Richard Wilson Dennis Wynn 6 W ,,.-. Members of Tau Kappa Epsilon display the strength and stamina necessary to pull them through as fall quarter champions tug of war competition. rx --. if I I A x fm . -4 ,, , Mmm -.wsu ,Mgr IV 5 of the menfs .2 Ex lx :Y 'E Q W. is J 1 K I 671 IL 35 331. s ll Q? B lil W Kr V I Sw K7 I Q Vg I . A Q F sims: ' fig' Q wr 5 gn 'gt gg 4 YA 1 ef Any' T fe m dr Av i QW? J Y. QW, Rs V- T Z ,ra T -'fl we f , f Q-1 by My B , if 1 ' L P Ti' A yt tv 1 -I A i tast 'W ,,,,,g,, e,..,,, gf, Q12 lil 133 V , K , if f A A , ' W Q 'tay- Q www., L im.,,M,.w X1 135 136 4 fu. Hua ATHLETIC . 3, n 5 js!!! em-U-5215 1 fasvvis -,mfajwfiki I Y Q 8,6.l vw, i W 03.5-' N4 f 1 .1 137 138 Braden Assumed Duties as New Football Coach New head coach, Marv Braden, assumed full respon- sibility this season as he re- placed the veteran Red Wade. In what was primarily a rebuilding year, the new mentor led the Bulldog eleven to a tie for third place in the M.I.A.A. Conference. Coach Braden came to the Northeast Missouri State campus from Parsons Col- lege where he was backiield coach. Braden believed that pride and self-respect were the mainstay of any athlete and without these two im- portant characteristics a man was nothing. Braden expected the men on his team to conduct them- selves in a manner and be- havior of a true athlete. He maintained that fitting be- havior brings respect to a school. Backfield coach Bill Richerson. head coach Marv Braden, and line coach Kenny Gardner discussed game strategy on many occasions in guiding the Bulldogs to a successful football season. Bulldog tri-captains Rick Cash, John Newcomb, and Rick Gorzynski talk over game plans with head foot- A new aspect for the Bull- ball coach Marv Braden. dog football team came in 5 we 1' . f the selection of team cap- tains. Instead of the usual two men, the squad had the triple representation in tri- captains Rick Cash, Rick Gorzynski, and John New- comb. Cash was a stalwart at the tackle spot while Newcomb was a top receiver for the gridders. The third man, Gorzynski, was the field gen- eral at the quarterback slot. The Bulldogs got off to a slow start by dropping the first two games. Gorzynski was injured, and even with the great job done by Don Cummings, the Bulldogs couldn't seem to find the winning combination. The third game, however, seemed to be the one they had been waiting for as Mike Bielic booted the ball through the if iw if .se ..rse.iie .. .f Row l: Steve Garrett, Jim Farrell. Ralph Gleissner, John Newcomb. Rick Cash, Rick Gorzynski, Mike Bielic, Walt Harmon, Pat Elliott, Don Cummings. Row 2: Mac Pendleton. B. J. Bonta. Jerry Meyer, Ron Bielinski, Ron Lillquist. Dan Stehle, Steve Jurkins, Mike Beren- tes, Tim Urban, Larry Crooks. Row 3: Rich Stallings. Frank Wag- ner. Jerry Lybarger, Rich Beard. Bud Dehner, Rick Reeves, Pete Cirrintano. Ken Bebermeyer, Dan Pugh. John Suell. Row 4: Bob uprights for the extra point and a NMSC victory over Pittsburg State. The men evened the count up at two and two by whipping Wisconsin State on a rain soaked, muddy field. Back to the drawing board it was as the Dogs dropped their conference opener and the Hickory Stick to the Maryville Bearcats. Much the underdog, Kirksville sprang back to defeat the favored Spring- field Bears and once again evened their record at three and three. Warrensburg's stunning offense proved too much for the Bulldogs to handle even on Homecom- ing as the Mules dowsed the Kirksville eleven and smudged their conference record to one win against two losses. Hepker, Jeff Koronay, Lloyd Wiese, George Kaleta, Gary Womell, Steve Lahay, Gary Boyd, Al Guazzo, John Bringer, Charles Blakely. Row 5: Charles Brown, David Murphy, Pete Planchon, Ken Powers, John Haunschild. Terry Laux, Aubrey Johnson, Larry McGlaughlin, Gary Newcomb, Jim Arico. Row 6: Tom Hilbert, Jerry Smith, Bill Hull, Gary Lacey, George Armstrong. Fontaine Piper, Robert Groff, Ron Belew. Mike Locke. An outstanding defensive exhibition along with a whirling snow proved to be too much for the Rolla Miners as the Kirksville gridders won their fourth and last game in the '67 campaign. The following week the Bulldogs suffered a decisive defeat at the hands of Cape Girardeau's Indians to wind up the season with a four and five season record and a two and three conference standing. Three NMSC gridders were named to the MIAA All-Conference football squad for the 1967 season. Filling the end slot on the offensive team was John Newcomb. tri-captain and senior from East Aurora. Ill. John did an excellent job in the receptions department setting up many touchdowns with his Outstanding pass-catching abilities. 139 140 l 4 Freshman Ken Bebermeyer tied down the end position on the defensive squad gaining recognition for his hustle and alertness on the gridiron. His punt block and subsequent recovery in the end-zone in the Rolla game are indicative of his hustle and de- sire. Jerry Meyer, defensive half-back on the Bull- dog eleven, was the third selection to the first team, All-Conference squad. Meyer earned his first team berth as a defensive demon and a stalwart in the defensive secondary. Meyer, a junior, played his high-school ball in Cincinnati, Ohio. Kirksville also had five members of the foot- ball team named to the MIAA All-Conference alter- nate squads. Halfback Rich Reeves and quarter- back, Rick Gorzynski were the two men named to the backfield team. Tackle Jim Farrell and guards Mike Bielic and Frank Wagner were also recognized by being named to the alternate squads. 3-3 H2 , fag Y! :,q.:...., 141 142 SEASON RECORD NMSC Opponent 7 18 SIU 7 49 Parsons 14 I3 Pittsburg 20 9 Wisconsin State 7 13 Maryville 16 0 Springfield 0 9 Warrensburg 13 7 Rolla 6 20 Cape Girardeau 143 Bulldog Harrier Named All-American 3rd Time All-American Bulldog, Ron Werling, broke everything but the sound barrier as he led the Cross Country squad to a respectable second place conference finish. The three-time All-Amer- ican athlete completed his final year of collegiate competition with a tremendous effort, finishing 10th in the nation in the College N.C.A.A. meet at Wheaton, Ill. A standout all three years on the harrier team, he placed 12th, llth, and 10th respectively his sophomore, junior, and senior years in national competition. Regarded by his coach as one of the finest student-athletes to attend Northeast Missouri State, Werling won individual honors in every meet with the exception of the Springfield Invita- tional and the dual meet with Western Illinois. Winston Churchill was obviously not the only man to use the V for victory. Ron Werling strained to cut that last tenth of a second from his time as he crossed the finish line well ahead of the second place man. Captain of the Cross Country team, Ron Werling, talked with Coach Tom Songster in a pre-meet conference. Perhaps meet strategy was the purpose of the conference, or possibly Coach Songster was simply advising Werling to loosen up and keep the other members of the squad relaxed. SEASON RECORD 15 - 45 Over Lincoln 27 - 28 Over Western Illinois Sth at Springfield Invitational I7 - 44 Over Culver Stockton 36 - 22 Loss to Emporia State 21 - 34 Over Warrensburg 2nd in M.l.A.A. 29th in College N.C.A.A. Discipline, Training, Desire Earmark a Winning Season Strict discipline, rigid training, and an overwhelm- ing desire to win was Coach Tom Songster's team's guide as they sped their way to a successful season. After losing six lettermen from last year's squad, Coach Songster planned on a rebuilding year. lt turned out to be the kind of rebuilding year no coach in the country would mind. ln his rookie year as head coach, Songster turned in a reputable four and one record in dual meets, capturing second in the conference behind Cape Girardeau. A fifth place finish in the Spring Invitational meet was considered par for the course, and a 29th place finish in the College Division National Collegiate Ath- letic Association meet won the Bulldog harriers na- tional respect as there were over 50 teams entered. Coach Songster will have the entire team return- ing next fall with the exception of graduating senior, Ron Werling. Through mutual respect, the desire to be Assisting Bulldog harrier Rodger Lawrence with a spiked leg was a Wlnflefi and the natural talent which made up the team manager Dennis Newbrdugh. Giving some pointers for treat- ' ' ment was the other team manager. Ron Clawson. Observing the team, Comblneitlon of Coach and athletes put together repair job were the Nissing twins. Rich and Ron. and Ray Moncavage. . a winning combination which will long be remembered. l i l Legging it out on the final few yards of the pre-meet warm up. the nucleus of Missouri State's Cross Country team, clad in their warm-up sweat pants. prepared to meet their op- ponent. Left to right: Wayne Denny. Keith- Allen. Ron Werling, Tom Lo- gan. Pat Sullivan. Bill Young. and Jim Essman. 145 146 Connie Hickenbottom and Janie English. Kaye Johnson Kneeling, Linda Cagleg Barb Haskins. H I W im i 7 Www 1 AW was wk .H .-uw. z ,- ,M iiAiZ,.X,iq .. 55HXf?KQf'jS9, iai?Q5Q5Z mimi 'Mb' ffiifi? Q'i5sf?Q?! Q Nl!!! ll? K r W Q ev A Jill Billington cki Pzitrylzi, Brenda Simon and Jun Ward College Cheerleaders Enthusiastic, vivacious, and elfervescent help describe the qualities desplayed by thc College cheer- leaders at athletic events which pitted the Bulldogs against top competition. This year's cheerleaders were selected by a panel of students and faculty members at tryouts held in early September. arb Haskins and Jill Billington were selected by the cheerleaders to serve as co-captains over the past year. The cheerleading squad opened their season at the first home football game wearing new pur- ple uniforms with large white felt letters. Aiding the cheerleaders this year was the addi- tion of a field microphone. An addition to their cheerleading activities this past year was booster- ing spirit at home wrestling meets. Jane Barnett of the physical education faculty was sponsor of the College cheerleaders this past year. 1417 i 150 The Bulldog Cagers opened the season at home with a 91 - 76 victory over Central College of Pella, Iowa. Starting for the 'Dogs in the opening game were seniors Rich Rider and Ken Mc- Bride at the guard position. At the forward position were all- conference nominee Paul Ozug and freshman Claude Wilson. At the post position Coach King se- lected 6'7,' John Hines. Through the first six games, four of which were played at home, the Bulldogs compiled a 4 - 2 record with victories com- ing over Central Methodist, Cen- tral Missouri State, and Omaha University. The Bulldogs then entered the Quincy Holiday Tournament and were able to pick up only one victory against two defeats. Mike McPheron was selected to the all- tournament team. .-7.- V , , - - , if my ::1-: Mwiefw f . I' q.,. ,NN 151 hz . r Q , is! 5 Y- , L' g lil? fx 2 4531 W fr dw f N:-+ 1 1 fm .L WH ik, 1 1: S1 313, .isa , .S . ,. . .,,LA I K gg is ff - vw. , I 5 3 w Ewa E . SK, ..,... . - s- Q- 'fsgsbya 1 5 7 1 ?' A af 5 x 465 If 5 ,fue h ' Q. -4 ik Bulldogs Capture Wrestling Crown Best effort I've ever seen, commented wrestling coach H. A. Walmsley as his Bulldogs cap- tured the 1968 MIAA Confer- ence wrestling championship. Bulldog wrestlers Won twelve of eighteen dual meets this past winter with five losses and one tie coming at the hands of such na- tional powers as University of Missouri, C ol u m b i a 3 Kansas State, Manhattan, Kansas, 1967 MIAA conference champions, Northwest Missouri State, and Wayne State University, Wayne, Nebraska. For the relatively young Bull- dogs the training for the season was strenuous and tiring. The long hours of work by team mem- bers and Coach H. A. Walmsley were rewarded with a strong dual victory record. Different individual Bulldog wrestlers carried matches for the team on several occasions. Out- standing performances were giv- en by C u rt Hines, co-captain, Curd Alexander, George Sim- mons, and heavy-weight Richard Beard, co-captain. On many oc- casions t h e s e wrestlers came through with deciding victories. Row 1: Roger Hodapp, Albert Hines, Raymond Moncovige Robert 2 Coach Walmsley Earnest Payne Plul Thompson Henry Gil M Nunez, Michael Jaffe, Richard Beard, George Simmons Mark Hayes chnel Bmnmg Larry Shocklay David Long Mac Pendelton Robert Curtis Hines, Donald Sherer, Curd Alexander Steven Miller Row Mumma Michael Fultz Mark Leslie Robert Simms it ul! i tit HU bln! H, rf xp- gk :xl 5 ,Yjv I 'iff runnin, gg pg rx H Ni! AH' K suigg W ,, 2 M Q mitfrreni YF Ji 'wr t i rx. f-Y S ,fA,1,, 5 if . :iff lfllii l Rich Beard placed 4th nationally and was named to the All- Curd Alexander won the ll5 pound class national wrestling title and American wrestling team. received All-American honors. ' ., 155 5 Q 2 Q Q 2, Ei E? Q 'Q K, as 5 E2 F 2 E s 3 Z E 'S 1 ? 3 E Q 5 g 5 Y 2 3 1 Q a in 3 LE s Y K 5? 9? 13 al E 2 3 S 5 Tennis Team Seeks Fifth Conference Crown The Bulldog tennis t e a m opened the season looking for- ward to their lifth straight con- ference crown. W i t h live re- turning lettermen on the squad, Coach Ralph P i n k expected his team to be the squad to defeat for the MIAA top spot. Returning to the te n n i s court this year were lettermen Ken Clow, J o h n Newcomb, Dave Romberg, Ron Sterchi, and Ron Selkirk. The team began strong work outs in the Pershing Arena ear- ly in February. This was in preparation for the season in- door opening match against Graceland College on March 15 in the Pershing Arena. The tennis team moved out- doors on April I9 as they play- ed Illinois Wesleyan College at Bloomington, Il l i n oi s. The conference tournament was held May 9 - l l at Central Mis- souri State, Warrensburg. Row I: Randy Krigbaum, David Romberg, Ken Clow. Row 2: Fontaine Piper, Mark Morrow, Ron Sterchi. John Newcomb. Row 3: Kevin Schwartz, Denauvo Robinson, Ron Selkirk, Kurt Marin. Coach Pink. 157 , - wiv' Whit mb 'mint QQ? air' A Gary Derby. Mike Delahaunty, Coach Bill Richerson. Mike Brake. Gary Pittinger. and Rick Mansfield. Not pictured. Pat Elliott, Golf Team Bids for Conference Crown Three returning lettermen comprised the nucleus of the Bulldog golf team which was considered to be one of the top con- tenders for the MIAA conference crown. Back this year for Coach Bill Richerson's links team were Mike Brake, Pat Elliott, and Rick Mansfield. Gary Pittinger and Mike Delahaunty, returning squadmen from the 1967 cam- paign, and sophomore, Gary Derby, pro- vided a strong attack for the Bulldog con- tingent. Practice for the linkmen began indoors in late January. They were able to move out to the Kirksville Country Club in March when they were put through a rig- orous training and conditioning program as they prepared for their opening match on April l against the University of Mis- souri, Rolla. The first home match for the golfers was against William Penn College on April 5. 159 E 1 1 M 1 ffliw K 3, , Q P rf' 1 we X L if 2? Q if ' wg ,Q as , . 2 55' fa? ' wi sf? Y. T3 J Nw, x 242 E 5 22 gf 9 -5?-Q. 63' 1 . 'K- 2 1 QL Q 2 Q 4' fS 2 X Q f ' ., Xl at Row I: Eddie Nash. James Georges. Gary Boyd. David Rapp, Wayne Ronald Hunt. Row 3: Robert Meyer. Fred Banks, Patrick Sullivan, Denny, Aubrey Johnson. Row 2: Mike Pemberton. Jeffrey Koroknay. Bill Young. Richard Rother, Keith Allen. Terry Smutzer. Row 4: Steve Harting, Michael Berentes, Alphonso Jackson. Lucien Hotte, Terry Weis, Ron Davis. Tom Logan. Bulldog Track Men Rank High Nationally Coach Kenneth Gardner again assem- bled one of the nation's top College track teams at NMSC. The squad a- gain was rated the team to defeat in the MIAA indoor and outdoor conference meets. The thinclads began their indoor competi- tion at the Illinois In- vitational Track Meet which found strong per- formances by shotput- ter P a u l Economides, hurdler Ron Davis and the mile relay team comprised of Al Jack- son, Jerome Walker, Wayne Denney and Ron Davis. The outdoor season got underway with the Texas relays and closed with the MIAA confer- ence m e et at Central Missouri State at War- rensburg. 163 164 Intramurals Attract Members of Both Sexes Intramurals began this past fall quarter with the men and women's tug of war competi- tion. Capturing first place in the men's division was Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity who defeated the McPhersons in the cham- pionship pull. Members of the Women's Physical Education club were successful in captur- ing the female division of the tug of war competition. Due to the work on the intra- mural field, fleetball competi- tion was not held last year. The annual turkey run held in late November attracted about 50 participants who attempted to cover a 1.7 mile course across and around the College campus. Breaking the wire in first place was Vic Davis followed closely by Keith Gass and Gary Dou- Brava. Winning time for the winner was 9 minutes and 27 seconds. Indoor intramural com- petition got underway with volleyball games tak- ing place on all available courts in the Pershing Arena. After four weeks of vigorous competition, the faculty and the Sa- moans came face to face for the all-school volley- ball championship. After nearly three hours of bat- tling and spiking, the Sa- moans won the final game of the five-game set and were crowned champions. 165 166 Dan Menze, Sigma Tau Gamma, and Terry Weis, Phi Sigma Epsilon, finished first and second respectively in the fall intramural tennis games. The College Women's extramural basketball team won the State of Missouri College Women's Basketball championship. The co-eds defeated the University of Missouri, Kansas City, Central Mis- souri State, Warrensburgg and Central Methodist College, Fayette, on their way to the Missouri State Sports Day Basketball championship. Sixty-four teams saw action in the men's intra- mural basketball play with the Sports Imperial team winning the all-school championship by defeating the Piston Kings in the championship game. Badminton doubles wound up with Seri Lam- moonpun and Amornchai Tantimedh defeating Bill McCourt and Gene Ball in the championship en- counter. Seri won the singles badminton title by defeating Amornchai in a three-match play off. Lai Mo Ping repeated as singles champion in the men's table tennis tournament as he downed Mike Hupfer. Mo Ping and Campheld Ip also gain- ed their second successive doubles ping pong cham- pionship. Spring intramurals were concluded with com- petition in soft ball, track and horseshoes. M. 1' Je T S ,N my CLASSES wav' 169 170 Sherry Anspach A A A Beverly Ashburn A A A Russell Ashburn A A A Larry Beshears A A A Vvnnee Chandrakamol Kline Capps ,....,.. Yen-i Chang ........ Robert Chapman .... Paul Chiang ,......, Chia Chien ....r.... Booyue Chiraphongse Joseph Croarkin A A A A A Karen Croarkin A A A Stephen Daniels A A A Elmer Epperly A A A Motokiyo Fujii A A Marjorie Gleason .... Sr. Mary Gruenloh A A Donald Hamm AA A Robert Hart ..,,. Aurapi Hengsuvanich Clyde James AAA A A A A Larry Johnsen A A A Pulsre Kanokvichitra A Po-Lung Kao A A A Gay King .... Albert Lane A A Carl Lawrence A A A A A A A A Ethel A A A Kirksville A A A Kirksville A A A Vandalia A A A Thailand A A A A A A Novinger AAAAAAAAATaiwan A A A Cincinnati, Ohio A A A Taiwan A A A A A Taiwan A A A Thailand A A A Kirksville A A A A Kirksville A A A A A A Kirksville A A A Milton, lowa AAAAAAAJapan A A A A Kirksville A A A A AA O'Fallon A A Exline, lowa A A A A Florissant A A A AAAAAAAAAAA Thailand A A AAAAAAAAAAAAA Centralia Port Byron, lllinois A AAAAAAAAAAA Thailand AAAAAATaiwan A A A A A Wentzville AA St. Catherine A A A A A Moberly 'GW 41 . , K 5 2 . ,af lf wy- leaf: Buatong Phapuntu Varune Phuvasorakul David Prather Ginny Raney , David Rose . Albert Rostello Edith Sakagawa . . Jean Sun , . . Sompon Lekskul . Yen Lee Leung , Elizabeth Li ,.... Angela Liu . . . Bozorg Mahmoody Jack Muskovin . . . William Nichols A . Hiroyuki Okada . . Dorothy Peavler . . Thailand Donald Maddy .... Connie Meeker , . . Robert Overkamp .,.. . . . . , Thailand . . . . Hong Kong Taiwan . . , Taiwan . . . . . Macon .,.,,....Iran Eldora, Iowa . . . . Kirksville .,. St. Louis ..... Japan , . , Rhineland . . , , Kirksville raduate Class . . . Thailand . Kirksville . . , , , Center Iowa City, Iowa . Moberly K Hawaii 5 Taiwan r , V, V V Mx v U 4 iagfyg, . fi Q. 0 ,v ' 171 172 Mutsumi Sakai . . Toshihiro Sakai ,.., Srisuwan Sangsiri , , . Mitsutoshi Sato .... Geraldine Schmitter , Alfred Schumacher . . . Bunjob Sermtong . , A Edward Shapiro ..., Yasuhiro Shibata ..,. Thomas Singer .,,... Thomas Sommerkamp . . . Rusami Sookphanich . Robert Sowinski . . , Eva Sponsler ,... Yen-Chih Sun . . . Srithorn Suwan . A . Shukichi Takami ,,.......... Amornchai Tantimedh . , .,., . , San chan Theeraratanabhandhu g , , Surapol Theeraratanabhandau . . , Ced .,. Japan .... Japan H. Thailand .... Japan . Queen City Dixon, Illinois . . . . Thailand , , . . Wentzville . . . , . Japan ar Rapids, Iowa . , . , . Kirksville . . , Thailand Hobart, Indiana . . . . . . . Kirkgville Taiwan . , , Thailand .,....Japan , . , Thailand A . . Thailand . . Thailand A Pr, ,Q Norman Tooley Shu-Min Tu A A Prakorb Vichien Elvira Villasenor Danilo Vinluan James Vukrich A Betty Walker Che Anita Wang Ronald Werling John Whelan Kirksville Taiwan Thailand Philippines Philippines St. Louis Alexandria A Taiwan AA A A A Tipton, Iowa A A A A A Lincolnwood, Illinois John Whitt A A Bethany Harold Wayne Willis A A A A A A A A Canton Jeanette Wright A Kirksville Anna Wu A A Julia Yeh AAAAAA Sompongs Younvanich A A A A A A A A A China A AAAA A A China Thailand 174 .mi J gf, Nui gf g - V,,, . Y. ' 5' lass of 1968 Larry Lee Altgilbers ........,,.A.,....,... Canton Physics. Blue Key, Treasurer: Sigma Zeta, President. Janice L. Amosson , ..,. . . . . . , Ottumwa, Ia. Physical Education. Delta Zeta, PEM Club, SNEA. Women's Recrea- tion Association. Brian Arvid Anderson ..,. . . , , Oak Lawn, Ill. Business Education. Circle K Club. President, SNEA. Robert Joe Andrews . . .,.. . . . Stone Park, Ill Geography. Veterans Club. Enri ue An risano . .......... . . ,..., Venezuela Nancy Elaine Archer Gilman City Vocational Home Economic. Colhecon Club, Dorm Council, SNEA, S g Industrial Arts. International Club, NEMO Singers. Student Mentor. Zilpha Loretta Armstrong , English, Vicki Lee Arnold . . . Zoology. Alpha Phi Sigma. Jack D. Atterberry ,.,. ..... . ...,,., L aPlata History. Alpha Phi Sigma, President, Blue Key, Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, Pre-Law, Young Democrats, Who's Who. James Earl Baker . ..., . , . ..,....... St. Louis Physical Education. Baseball, English Club. lnterfraternity Council, Junior Class Officer. Vice-President: K-Club, Newman Club. Sigma Tau Gamma, SNEA, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Young Democrats. Pamela Ann Baldwin . . . . . ..... Houston, Texas Elementar Education Al ha Phi Si ma Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Y , - P g . Kappa Delta Pi. Secretary, SNEA. Frederick Lee Banks , ,... , . Los Angeles, Calif. Physical Education and History, Football, K-Club, Track. . Gravette, Ark. . . Milan Martha Sue Acuff ..... Kirksville English. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Beta Tau Del- ta, Cardinal Key, President, English Club, Index Staff, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Student Mentor, Who's Who, Young Democrats, Echo Staff, Business Manager. Susan Gay Adland Marshalltown, Ia. An Education. Ronald Frank Albert Brookfield, Ill. Zoology. Alpha Kappa Lambda. William Harry Alexander Ottumwa, Ia. Business Administration. Pre-Law. Donald Lawrence Allen Newtown Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma, Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Omega Pi, Pre-Law, SNEA. James Alley ,,..... Allerton, Ia. Business Education. Vena Marie Almond ..... Milan Mathematics, Alpha Phi Sigma. Band, Ele- mentary Majors Chorus, GooGlePlex So- ciety. Secretary. - U Karen B. Altemeier . . Grinnell, Ia. Elementary Education. E K l 1 'nv V 'N-.1 3 r 5. i ' F is 1 1: f 4 1 . , if' Pi, 3 .Mm nc, r Q. Y -.' ge y - s and A .tk 35. 1' ,sg 3 I - 2310 LT szaiff: My , 5.5 U, 'Fi 7. - 'ag- .L r 1vj,,f,'l'f', A-fsliff fnkffla .A 1,3 ag., xvfb ah ft' aj, f,,'U' ti' :-' 5 il '-F: ' fl., ,wma aan. up x.,,,. . plush' Q 1 s N .r , 13 us I ,f ,Q ,Ol in 3' Q QF Wilbur Charles Bardon, Jr. . Accounting. Michael David Barnes . . . . Physical Education. Newman Club. Wilma Margarett Barnes .... Art. Art Club, Newman Club. Nancy Carol Barnett .,,, English. Terry Don Barnett . , . , Business Administration, Florissant . . . St. Louis St. Charles . Trenton . . Trenton Marilyn Regina Barron . . . . Lovilia. Ia. Erlegnintary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus, James B. Barrows , ......,. ....,, M acon Industrial Education. SNEA. Thelma Lea Bartmess . . . Kirksville Elementary Education. Teri Jan Baskett .,.. Elementary Education, Mary Jeanne Bealmer ,...... . . , . . Princeton Mexico Elementary Education. Aeolian Club, Ass'n for Childhood Ed.. Elem. Majors Chorus, NEMO Singers, Sigma Sigma Sigma. SNEA, Young Democrats. Nan Begeman , . , Monroe City Business Education.IAlpha Phi Sigma, Treasurer: Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, WRA, historian, SNEA, historian: Cardinal Key, PEM, Who's Who. Arlette Anne Bell ..,, Lancaster Speech Correction. Calvin Leroy Belshe Kansas City Biology. U Craig Richard Bennett . , , . . . St. Louis Physical Education, Basketball, Manager: K-Club, PEM Club, Michael Lee Bennett , Fulton, Ill. Biology. Newman Club, SNEA. Marvin Berman . Philadelphia, Pa. Nursing. Student Nurses Assoc, Patty Jo Bertelle , . Numa, la. Business Education. Pi Omega Pi. Lorene Jean Berti Bevier French. College Players, Delta Zeta, Newman Club, Romance Lan- guage Club, SNEA, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee. Young Democrats. Ellen Sue Bertram . Rutledge Business Administration, Alpha Phi Sigma, Band, SNEA. Antoinette Bethel . . . . Kirksville Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, SNEA. John A. Bettor New Kensington. Pa. Pre-Osteopathic. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Pre-Osteopathic Club. Mike Lee Bielic Orland Park, Ill. Physical Education. Baseball, Football, K-Club, Vice-President Phi Sigma Epsilon. John P. Billman . . Sigourney. la. General Science. Paul Alfred Bittiker Mendon Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Basketball, lnterfraternity Council, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Vice-President: Weslev Foundation. Young Republicans. Steven Jay Bland , ..,. . , . Vandalia Agriculture. Agriculture Club, B.S.U. Janice Marcia Blickhan . , ......., , Brookfield Speech Correction. Aeolian Club. Band, Cardinal Key. Clarinet Choir, College Ushers, Oral Interpreters, Secretary: Sigma Sigma Sigma, Vice-Presidentg SNEA, Student Mentor. Young Democrats, Who's Who. Edward Herman Bliefnick ,..,.,,..., Salisbury Physical Education. Baseball, Beta Sigma Psi, SNEA. Men's Physical Education Majors Club. Karen Mae Bollen ,,,,... ..... . . , . . St. Louis Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA. Women's Recreation Associa- tion, 175 Donna Ruth Bond ,.,, I Elementary Education, Richard Louis Boroni . . Business Administration. Georgia Botts ,.,... . Speech, SNEA. James S. Botts ..,.i.i... . . Business Education. SNEA. Howard Bowens .......V....,...,,.. . . Kirksville . . . Brookfield Bloomfield, Ia. Bloomfield, Ia. , . . . St. Louis Sociology. Band, Cross Country, Historical Society, Interfraternity Council, International Club. Kappa Alpha Psi. United Campus Christian Fellowship, Wesley Who, Young Democrats. Connie Irene Bower .r,V....,li....., Social Science. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. Russell Hugo Bowles ......,,.. History. Historical Society, SNEA. Karen Mar aret Bo er g y , , , ...,. , . . . Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, Secretary, SNEA. Bonnie Marie Bradley .........,,. i Social Science. Historical Society, SNEA. David Eugene Bradley . , , .... . . . , History. Historical Society, SNEA. Sarah L. Bram ...,, ..,.,......,.. English. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi. Oral LCOII DUHHC BIHIIIIIICI' President, Orchestra, Foundation, Who's , . . . Hannibal . . Hannibal . . . . Memphis . . La Belle . . . La Belle . . . . . Macon Interpreters, SNEA. Wa land Social Science. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, President. Richard Spencer Branch ,.... Geography. Young Democrats. Ruth Elora Brandt .................. Elementary Education. Elementary Majors Chor John W. Brannen ....,..,.........,. Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. James D. Breckenridge .,,,..... . . English. James Lawrence Brewer ........ Speech Correction. Alpha Phi Omega. Larry LaVerne Brewer ,...,... Business- Administration. John Francis Briggs . . , General Science. Pamela Sue Briggs , . General Science. Richard Dean Brombaugh ............ . . St. Louis .......Edina US. . . Monroe, Ia. Keosauqua, la. . . Kirksville . . Marceline , . Kirksville , Fairfield, Ia. . Stockport, Ia. Agriculture. Agriculture Club, Vice-President, Phi Kappa Theta. Jeanette F. Brown .....,........., . History, Jerry H. Brown ...,..,. .... Art..Art Club, Sigma Tau Gamma. Mary Elizabeth Brown .,,... Business Education. SNEA. Charles Michael Bruner ....,., General Science. Phi Kappa Theta. Meredith Bruner .,.... ,......,... . . . . , Elsberry . . Kirksville . Mercer . . Downing ..... St. Louis Psychology, Dorm Council, Gamma Delta, SNEA, Student Social Committee, Women's Recreation Ass'n., Council for the Exceptional Child, Psychology Club. Nancy Wyonne Bruner ............,...... Downing Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Elemen- l tary Majors Chorus. SNEA. Maria Santa Bubenyak ,............. x Centerville, Ia. Home Economics, Business Administration, and Psychology. Colhecon Club, International Club, Newman Club. SNEA. 176 up ltixwkw WFHHQ5, ,Q- Linda Gale Buck ..........,..,..A..,... Kirksville French. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. ' Columbus Junction, Ia. Phyllis Carlyn Buflington . . . . Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Art Club, Dorm Council, English Club, International Club. Phongsuree Bunnag . . . Art. . . . Thailand .f an M ,4jf5. 4 ,Q f H .4 V JA if V i' 4 , , A Y fa is-. ' ,, fy. . A' 33, 15 . . Paris Barbara Jean Burchett , , English Literature. sinh Hs' 'KA l J 1ll D. Burnam .,.. .... . . ...,. Denver, Colo. History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, SNEA. Student Social . Committee. Patricia A. Bush .......,........,,....,... Macon Epgllish. Alpha Phi Sigma, English Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Ll . Don Arthur Cable . . ,...., . . . . . , St. Catherine General Science. Pre-Osteopathic Club, United Campus Christian Fellowship. Judy Ann Cale .........,,........... Montrose, Ia. Physical Education. James M. Callaghan . . . . . ....., Syracuse, N. Y. Music Education. Band, NEMO Singers. ' Forest Lee Cannon ..,........... ..., C larksville Geography. Timothy John Capewell . . , , . ....... Trenton, N. J. History. Historical Society, Newman Club, SNEA. Florence Jean Carroll ..,.,.. ..,.. F rankfort, Ind. Home Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Chaplain: Colhecon Club, Panhellenic Council, Treasurer. Barbara Jean Carter Stockport, Ia. Nursing. Sigma Kappa, Student Nurses As- sociation, President. Robert Cooper Carter . Centralia Physical Education. Baseball. Class of 1963 Mary Ann Cary . . . . , . Canton Elementary Education. Elementary Majors Chorus. SNEA. Women's Recreation Asso- eration. Virgil Cassill Drakesville, Ia. Mathematics. .sgfya -I Sharon Jean Cassity Brookfield English, English Club. Sigma Sigma Sigma. Recording Secretary: SNEA, Student Men- tor, Young Democrats. P - Dennis Arthur Chalupa A g Phoenix, Ariz. f' , Social Science. Alpha Phi Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma. SNEA. ' R ' , e - rele S - Y .... , tial., 'C John M. Chapman Kirksville ffigiylag S- saw . Zoology. Alan Darrell Charboneau K, Independence History. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Recording Secretary: B.S.U,. Historical Society, Young Republicans 177 KuoMing Chien A.A,... .... , . , China Mathematics. International Club. Jennie Jo Chloupek . ,.....,.,.,.... . . Huntsville Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. Kenneth Lee Christal . , . ,..... . . , . Hannibal History. SNEA. Marlene M. Christopher ,.,,.., ,,..,. , . . . Bevier Physical Education. Beta Tau Delta, B. S. U., PEM Club. SNEA, Women's Recreation Association, Young Democrats. Jeanne Louise Christy ,,..,.......... Muscatine, la. Home Economics. Agriculture Club, Colhecon Club, Orchestra, SNEA, Shao-Wu Chuang . . . ...,....,,...,,,.... Taiwan Chemistry. ' . Cheryl Ann Cimmino ..,.,,.... . . . . . Palmyra Home Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Parliamen- . tariang Colhecon Club, K-Dettes. Louis V. Cimmino . .............,,, Haledon, N. J. Economics. Alpha-Phi Sigma, Vice-President. Kappa Delta Pi, Stu- dent Social Committee. John Edward Claggett ..,. ..,. .,,,.,,.. S h elbina History, Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, International Club, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Young Republicans. James Robert Clark, Jr. . . ,..,........ Monroe City gdgstrial Arts. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Band, B. S. U., Industrial Arts U . Ruth Ann Clark , , . . . . , , , Rock Island, Ill. Nursing. Student Nurses Association. . Ronald Gene Clawson , ,..........,,,,. , Linneus Physical Education. Men's PEM Club, Treasurerg Sigma Tau Gamma, Track. Alice Jeanette Clime . , . . Ottumwa, Ia. English. Lawrence V. Close ,... . . Corning, N. Y. Business Administration. Jacquelyn Ruth Clow .... , . . . Ottumwa, la. Elementary Education. SNEA. Diana Lynn Cloyd .,........ . ..,, Cedarville, Ohio Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, PEM Club, Wesley Foundation, Women's Recreation Association. Barbara Jean Coe ..,,...,............ . Carrollton Home Economics. Colhencon Club, SNEA. D Gary E. Collins .... ,........,..,.. D allas City, Ill. Physical Education, Gary Wayne Collins . History. Dean Craig Collopy Mathematics. . . . . Russell, Ia. , . , Batavia, Ia. Q ss. Ji. Xl gal' t 3, F Y 1? fi' ,tr QW 2 ff. 3 Paul B. Comer . . St. Louis Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Football, K-Club. Sigma Tau Gamma, Student Council, President, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Who's Who. Vonn L. Comer Des Moines, Ia. lindustrial Arts. Alpha Kappa Lamb- a Jenny Lind Compton Milan Political Science. Edward G. Conklin Memphis General Science. Alpha Phi Omega, Corresponding Secretaryg Newman Club, Sigma Zeta, Vice-President, SNEA, Young Republicans. lass of 1968 Thomas O. Cool ......,........ . . Ottumwa, Ia. Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Robert Warren Cooney .4..r, , . . . . . Davenport, Ia. Business Administration. lnterfraternity Council, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary, Young Democrats. Gary Eugene Coulter ....,,....,...,, Davenport, Ia. Physical Education. B. S. U., SNEA, Student Council, Councilman- at-Largeg Young Democrats, Men's Physical Education Majors Club. Carol Ann Cox ........,....,,....,.... Princeton English. English Club, SNEA. Jeanie Coy ,,,......,...,.,........,,.. Kirksville Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Chaplain: Alpha Sigma Alpha, Membership Director, Art Club, Beta Tau Delta. President, B. S. U., Cardinal Key, College Ushers, Captaing Freshman Class Officer, Councilwomang K-Dettes, Kappa Delta Pi, Panhellenic Council, Presi- dentg SNEA, Student Council, Secretary, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Who's Who. Jimmie Dean Coy ........,.. .,......,., K irksville Zoology - Pre-Osteopathic. Alpha Phi Omega, B. S .U., Interfrater- nity Council, Pre-Osteopathic Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Larry Bruce Craig ..,..................., Hannibal Business Administration. Larry Robert Craig ,.... , , Keosauqua, Ia. Biology. Phi Kappa Theta. Gary Crank ......... ..........,.... . . Elsberry l Music Education. Aeolian Club, NEMO Singers. . . Richard Dwight Crawford . . ......,,.. . . Kirksville Zoology. Brashear Lynn Creason , . ..,..............,.., , . Physical Educa-tion. Men's Physical Education Club, SNEA. - Donald Gene Crist ,......,.....,......,. Kirksville Industrial Arts. Terry K. Crow ..........,. , . Ottumwa, Ia. Physical Education and Speech. Dorothy Baker Cupp ..........., ...... K irksville Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. I Mary Elizabeth Curp ........,.., , . Memphis, Tenn. Elementary Education. Newman Club. Diane Colleen Dale ,.............,.., Ottumwa, Ia. Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Ele- mentary Majors Chorus, Orchestra, SNEA. Thelma Irene Daniels ..,..,....... .... N ovinger Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA. Donna Rae Damelsen ........,.....,. Davenport, Ia. -Elementary Education. Gamma Delta, SNEA. G Melvin Orlando Dant, Jr. .,..,..,..... . . . Hannibal History. B. S. D., Historical Society, Pre-Law, Young Democrats. Carole Ruth Davis ................,..... Hannibal Speech Correction. SNEA. Connie Lee Davis . . . ..........,, ..... . Macon Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association. David Davis ..,............,..,.......... Mexico D Zoology. Daniel Warren Day . . . . Allerton, Ia. History. June Ellen Degeneff ,,...........,...,,,. Ferguson Nursing Education. B., S. U,, Dorm Council, Sigma Kappa, Student Nurses Association, Historian. 179 180 Nancy Lu Deist .A,....,............,.. Welton, Ia. Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association. Vito P. DeLaura .4..,.,i...,.,,..i. Northvale, N. J. Physical Education. Alpha Phi Omega, lnterfraternity Council, PEM Club, SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon, President. John B. DellaVedova .........,....... Ottumwa, Ia. Biology. Alpha Phi. Omega, Newman Club, SNEA. . Jerry Edward Dennis ..,..,..... , . , North Enghsh, Ia. History. Anthony Ronald Derosa .......... Hackensack, N. J. Physical Education. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Thomas James Devin ,........, , , Muscatine, Ia. Industrial Arts. Charlotte Anne Dewey .............,...,, Louisiana Elementary and Kindergarten Education. Association for Childhood Education, SNEA. Marsha C. Dickerson ..,..,.....,....... Tipton, Ia. Speech Correction. Dorm Council, VVesley Foundation, Secretary. John P. Dietz ...........,,..,.... Cedar Rapids, Ia. English. Alpha Phi Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma. John DiSalvo .,...,...,,,.,.,.... Hackensack, N. J. Physical Education. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Elizabeth Ann Broyles Dombek .,..,...,.... Trenton Home Economics, Colhecon Club, College Ushers, Oral Interpreters, SNEA, 1966 Echo Queen. Nancy Jean Dominacki ....,........., Davenport, Ia. Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Asso- ciation. John Wayne Donnelly ......... . , . Bloomiield, Ia. ' Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Diane L. Dorflmger ........,., . Warrenton Biology. SNEA. Judi Kay Doubleday ...............,... Ankeny, Ia. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. i Bernice Carol Downs ..............., Springlield, Ill. Elementary Education. Daniel Joe Drane ..,.,.,....... , , Columbia Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Garth Silver Drennan .........,.,.... . . Hannibal Physical Education. SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Pamala Deattrua Drummond ,.,........,.. Novinger Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, Student Mentor, Young Democrats. Rose Mary Dwyer ...... .,.... ....,., S t . Charles Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association. Paul Ellis Dysart ........,,....,. ...., K irksville . History. Index Staff, Young Republicans. . Elaine Edmundson ....,........,..... Sigourney, Ia. Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Delta Zeta, Panhellenic Council, SNEA, Student Council, Senior Council- u woman, Student Mentor. Eileen Page Edwards .....,...,.,.,.,,....,, Chula Business Education. Dorm Council, President, International Club, SNEA, Who's Who. l Mary Carol Efthlm .............,........ St. Louis Elementary Education. Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA, Secretary. Class of 1968 'E 3 fi Q, ,- 'th' SF 'TA' . Q , QW' 353 Lael Kay Eischen , . West Des Moines, Ia. Physical Education. Beta Tau Delta, PEM Club, Women's Recreation As- sociation. Patrick C. Elliott . St. Louis Physical Education. Blue Key, Foot- ball, K-Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Gamma, SNEA, Golf. Richard Wayne Elliott . . Farmington, Ia. Business Education. Alpha Phi Ome- ga, Sigma Tau Gamma. Michael Francis Ellis Monroe City Chemistry. Pre-Osteopathic Club. asa .W rruu x men - r U MMM L John Robert Emmett . , . . Fort Madison. Ia. Business Administration. Young Republicans. Ardella Maye Engle . , , , . . Ottumwa. la. Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA. Women's Recreation Ass'n. V. Jane English .,.,, , . . . , . Kirksvtlle Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, PEM Club. SNEA, Student Nurses Association, Women's Recreation Association. Barbara Ruth Erb .... . . . , . . , , . . . . Perry Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Delta Zeta, SNEA. Mary Ella Evans . . . Lewistown Elementary Education. B. S, U.. Association for Childhood Educa- tion. Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA. Carol Ann Faeth St. Charles gofatioual Home Economics Education. Colhecon Club. Gamma eta. Fred Fallik , , Yonkers. New York Psychology. Carol L. Farmer , . . . . Clarence History. Kappa Alpha Psi. John Bruce Farnham St. Louis Speech Correction. College Players. Oral Interpreters. President.. Harry C. Farr . . Kirksville History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, President: Pi Kappa Delta, Pre- Law. Regent's Debate Award, Student Council, Councilman: Young Republicans, Who's Who. James Timothy Farrell . . Fenton ' Physical Education. Football, K-Club. Phi Sigma Epsilon. ' Michael Wayne Farrell Hannibal Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Frank Feingold Philadelphia. Penn. Business Administration. Cross Country. Berna Lu Fessler Bynumville Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma. Ronnie Joseph Fessler Macon Business Administration. Betty S. Fetters Green City Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Womeu's Recreation Asso- Ctalton. G. Archie Fetters Green City Business Adrninistration. Agriculture Club, Cross Country. Track. John Adolph Fitzgerald Collins. la. English. Maureen Helen FitzHenry Tenally. New Jersey History. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Historical Society. K-Dettes, Newman Club. SNIEA. Sophomore Class Officer, Secretary: Student Social Conuuittec. Young Democrats. Gary Wayne Floyd Browning Industrial Arts Education. Industrial Arts Club. SNEA. 181 182 lass of 1968 Judith Ann Fretwell P P PP P .V...,.. Canton Pnhysical EducationP PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Asso- ciation. Obie Terry Fretwell ..,, P P ....,,,. Williamstown Physical Education, SNEA, Men's Physical Education Club, Vice- . President. David Arthur Fritz ,... P Middle Island, N.Y. Physical Education. Sigma Tau Gamma, Young Democrats. Barbara Kay Fromme P P P .,,. P P St. Charles Nursing. Sigma Kappa, Recording Secretaryg Student Nurses Associa- tion, Second Vice-Presidentg Young Democrats. Janet Kaye Gaffield P P Lexington, Michigan Elementary Education. Women's Recreation Association. Lyle B. Gambell P P P P P P P P P P Hedrick, Ia. Business Administration. Alpha Phi Sigma. Janice Lee Gartman P P Baring Nursing. Student Nurses Association, Corresponding Secretary. Keith James Gass PPP, Lacona, Ia. Business Administration. Marilyn M. Gearhart P P Iowa City, Ia. Elementary Education. SNEA, Young Democrats. ' Barbara Mikulicz Gerchick P P P P P P P P St. Louis English. Panhellenic Council, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Marshall Gerrie P P P P P P P P P P Kirksville Zoolo' . Melvin Thbmas Geist oakviiie, Ia. Accounting. Charles Frederick Foelsch St. Louis Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Cameron Harold F oerster Florissant Business Administration. Pre-Law, United Campus Christian Fellowship. Daniel Wa ne Forg P P P Vandalia , Y Y Accounting. Band, B. S. U. James Foster PPPPPPPPPP Elsberry Agriculture. Jud Ann Foster Ottumwa, Ia y . Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Wesley Foundation. Joleen Kay Fox P P P Oskaloosa, la. Physical Education. Dorm Council, Secre- taryg Junior Class Officer, Secretaryg Pan- hellenic Council, PEM Club, Senior Class Officer, Treasurer: Sigma Kappa, First Vice. President, SNEA, Student Mentor. Student Social Committee, Women's Recreation As- sociation, Treasurerg Who's Who, Viola A. Fregoe P P P Lancaster Business Education. Pi Omega Pi. SNEA.. James Edward French P P St. Louis History. Historical Society. International Club, SNEA, J,-J' a . ,, , Y 915- an 0- . P s ' 5 i 5, t....... 1,-GT,-. K 'nw wr 'fQ'1l'tQ' nib R: ' 'QQ I X N x an fl PEW , jf, .iaegs Q: :maya . 5 N' , K .1 +V 0?:E: Lg 1 .5 'W ' T75- ' 'YH' c Q' - 0.5 JQZQGK' Marsha Kay Gibbs ..,. Elementary Education. Carol Anne Gibson ,....s.,..,,s,s.. . . Corydon, Ia. . . . Armstrong Physical Education. NEMO Singers, PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association. Terry Michael Gilmore . , Physics. Radio Club. Jack Irving Glaser ,..,......,..,.... . . . . Hannibal . . Chicago, Ill. Industrial Education, Alpha Phi Omega, Industrial Arts Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, SNEA, Student Mentor, Young Democrats. Ralph George Gleissner ,....,.... . . . Naperville, Ill. Business Administration. Football, Intercollegiate, K-Club, Treasurer, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Track, Intercollegiate. John L. Glidden , , .............,, Nantucket, Mass. Physical Education. Newman Club. Janet Leigh Glover . . ......,.... ,,....... C anton Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association. Elizabeth Rose Goeke .....,............. Kirksville Philosophy. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, Philosophy Club, Chairman, Who's Who. Laura Anne Gomez , . , ,........,.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Speech Correction. Alpha Phi Sigma, College Players, Oral Inter- preters, I-Iistoriang Panhellenic Council, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Record- ing Secretary, Student Mentor, Who's Who. Richard Arthur Gorzynski ....,....,.... Chicago, Ill. Physical Education. Baseball, Intercollegiate, Dorm Council, Foot- ball, Intercollegiate, Captain, PEM Club. John William Gower .,,..,.,,..,.....,.. Louisiana Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Newman Club, Sigma Tau Gamma. Mary Virginia Grace .... ..,.. .,...... K e okuk, Ia. Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association. Royce H. Gramm Jr. ....,..... , Storm Lake, Ia. General Science. Sigma Tau Gamma, Ronald Richard Grannis ....... . . Tenaily, N. J. Business Administration. Fred H. Green ...............,..,.....,. St. Louis Industrial Arts. College Players, Industrial Arts Club, Oral Inter- preters, SNEA. Lawrence Allen Green ...,..... , . . .... LaBelle Music Education. Aeolian Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Band, Blue Key, NEMO Singers, Orchestra, SNEA. Donald Dean Gregory . . Business Administration. Margaret Ann Gregory .,..... Biology. Alpha Phi Sigma, SNEA. Richard Karl Gregory , , . . Agriculture. Agriculture Club. Harriet Ruth Griiiith ....., Montezuma, Ia. . . Monroe City Keosauqua, Ia. , . Glenwood Home Economics. Colhccon Club, PEM Club, SNEA. Russell Gail Griflitts . . , Clark History. . Jack Lee Grimshaw . ,...,. . . . . . . Callao ' Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Alpha Phi Omega. Elaine Carol Gross , . , , , ,... Davenport, Ia. German. International Club. William R. Gross . . . , , . St. Louis History. International Club, Wesley Eugene Groves . . , . . . . Laclede I Mathematics. GooGlePlex Society, President. Linda Ann Haden . . . , Macon Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Association for Childhood Education, SNEA, Wesley Foundation, Carol Hadfield . . . ..,, . . . Durhan Elementary Education. Janet Runge Hamsworth , . , , Brookfield General Science. 183 184 Jo Diane Hale ............,Q.,,A...,,,.. Memphis Business Education. Dorm Council, Vice-President, SNEA. Jane Ellen Hamblin ..,...,.,...,..,4. Wilmette, Ill. . Home Economics. I Patricia Anne Hamilton .............. Dumont, N. J. Psychology. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Corresponding Secretary, K-Dettes, President, Newman Club, SNEA, Student Council, Council Member- at-Largeg Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Young Demo- crats, Echo Staff, Council for Exceptional Children, Vice-President. Robert Dwayne Harbourn ........,4...... Hannibal Business Administration. Historical Society, SNEA. Frank Peter Harkabus . . . . Ch1cag0, H1- Business Administration. Leora Marie Harlan ............,....... Warrenton Psychology. SNEA, Student Social Committee, Council for Excep- tional Children, Psychology Club. Gary Ray Harmison .....,.......... ..... T renton Physical Education. l Donald Lynn Harmon . . . . Mad1SOI1 Business Administration. Walter Raleigh Harmon ..,..,,.,.... Cincinnati, Ohio Physical Education. Dorm Council, Football, K-Club, PEM Club. Ellen Harris .,.....,.,......... Frankfurt, Germany General Science. International Club, Pre-Osteopathic Club. - Mary Dee Harris ...,...,........,.....,. Centralia Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association. Ronda E. Harrison Business Education. SNEA. Atlanta Thomas Ray Harsh . . , . Oskaloosa, Ia. l Physical' Education. Marjorie Diane Hart .,.......,..... Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA. Ella Mae Hastings .,,.,.,....,.,...... p Elementary Education. B. U., Historical Society, SNEA. Margaruette Hewitt Hastings ................ Macon Home Economics. Colhecon Club, Pi Kappa Delta. . . . Florissant Po lar Bluff Edward Luverne Hatcher .,..,.....,, . . Delta, Ia. Zoology..Alpha Phi Omega, NEMO Singers. John Hawkins ....................,..... Shelbina . Business Administration. Basketball, Football, Track. Janice Marie Held ,...................,.. St. Louis English. College Players, Newman Club. Gary Charles Henderson ........... . . Knox City Business Administration. Agriculture Club. Daniel F. Hennessy ,,.... Bellerose, Long Island, N.Y. History. Historical Society, Interfraternity Council, Junior Class Of- ficer, Presidentg Newman Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary, SNEA, Veterans Club, Secretary. Ronald Dale Henry .....,.,,..,...,....,.. Macon Accounting. Susan Herrin ......... . , . Hannibal Elementary Education. Margaret Edna Herring .................. Bellllower Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Elemen- tary Majors Chorus, SNEA, Student Mentor. Patricia Louise Hickman ,............., Corydon, Ia. Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Elemen- tary Majors -Chorus, SNEA. Marsha Lee Himes ' .................. Waukegan, Ill. Elementary Education. Band, Association for Childhood Education, 'Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA. l Phyllis Ann Hinds . ..,.,.,,..,..,.......... Edina .Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association. Curtis Lee Hines ...........,...,...... Decatur, Ill. Physical Education. K-Club, Orchestra, Wrestling, Co-Captain. t'.I3ti-'- QQ!! , , . .arxa ky I H K 11,43 . .,,f, 11' Q.. ...ae 'KK 'sv- Larry Robert Hoschek W H' ' Burlington, Ia Industrial Arts. David Howard Housman History. Elementary Education. Sigma Zeta, Wesley Foundation. Anthony Marvin Huizinga Fulton Business Administration Marvin Anthony Huizmga Chemistry. , . .,.. I - Gary Keith Hutchins . Exira, Ia. Zoology. Baseball. Lana Alfrey Hysinger , . . Marshal Art Education. Art Club, SNEA. ...., Anita Kay Hoyt . , . . . Unionville Joyce Elaine Hoyt .,.,, Albia, Ia. Pre-Medical Technology. Alpha Phi Sigma, Fulton, Ill. Eileen Carolyn Hinnah .... , ...,,... Sigourney. la. Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, SNEA, . Wesley lfoundation. I H Robin Y. Hirashima .,.,. , , , . Kula, Maui, Hawaii Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Vice- Presidentg SNEA. Marcel Kent Hiskey Physical Education. Betty Jeanne Hobson . Home Economics. . . West Des Moines. la. , . . . Grants Pass, Oregon Mark David Hoffman English. Newman Club. Ray Holden . . . . , ' Speech. Michael Lee Holder . Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, Reporter. Glen E. Holm , . , Industrial Arts. . , . Dakota City, Ia. , , , Kirksville . ...,. , .,Madison Homeston,la. Linda Kay Holm , . , , Unionville, Ia. I Elementary Education. Marilyn K. Holman Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Pan- hellenic Council, Sigma Sigma Sigma, SNEA. . ..... , . . .,.... Bridgeton Stephen Paul Hood , , , . . ...... .,,, K ahoka Economics. James David Hook ,... . . . . , . Allerton, Ia. H Class of 1968 Sperry, Ia. l 185 ,-- w Vaughn G. Hysinger .....,...........,... Kirksville Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda, B. S .U., SNEA. Jehosaphat lnda .......................... Kenya Physics. Barry Eugene Irelan .,..i..,,............ Floris, Ia. History. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Treasurerg NEMO Singers. Garry Lee Ireland ..,...,........,..,. Griswold, Ia. Physical Education. Mens Physical Education Majors Club. Marty W. Ivins .......,.,..... , . Columbia Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. u Mouyab A. Jaafari ..,...,.. . . Syria Mathematics. International Club. Ebrahim G. Jabbari ...,............ .....,. I ran Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club. Alphonso Roy Jackson ,..,,, .,...., D allas, Texas Social Science. Cross Country, Football, K-Club, Kappa Alpha Psi, Track. Linda Kay Jackson . . . Speech. College Players, Leslie Justin J akowski Business Administration Lloyd Edwin James . . Business Administration Paul Thurston James Physical Education. Baseball. Perry William Jenks ,...... ..,.....,. C enter 'Agriculture Agriculture Club. Benni Caryol Jennings ..,. . . Marshalltown, Ia. Sociology. Deanna Sue Jennings ....,............ Ottumwa, Ia. ' Latin America Area Studies. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. I William Randall Johns .......,.,........ Queen City Business Administration. Phi Kappa Theta. Richard Keith Johnson ......,.,...... Bloomiield, Ia. Physical Education. Mens Physical Education Majors Club. ' Mary Joetta Johnston .....,........... . , . Baring English. English Club. Karen Ann Jones . ...............,..... Downing Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Treas- urerg Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA. Rex Wayne Jones ...... ...,,........... K irksville Recreational Leadership. Dorm Council. .J .W ff'-eff 1. if .gf1.. ,g, ,M -f:i.,..e1:itz. -M ' I Maw : is 11. ..fraas...:t 4. . . . Moberly EM' ul Q2- Robert Lee Jones .... Elvins Physical Education. Richard Michael Kasiewicz Stamford, Conn. Industrial Arts. College Players. fir' may .Qw- QV, 'ill-.I me M, AWS Victor Harry Kaylarian Rumford, Rhode Island Chemistry. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, Chess Club, Dorm Council, Vice-Presidentg GooGlePlex Society, Pre-Osteopathic Club. Radio Club, President, Sigma Zeta. Who's Who. rilyn K. Keim Hull, Ill. Business Education. Beta Tau Delta, B. S. U. we 4-- ' i .1 K 1 J' ' if f ' S J W ? ' .tv X , ' 3. a V Q .3- lass of 1968 . EL Sheila K. Kelley ,.,...4e.. e...... W est Liberty, Ia. Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association. Melvin Leslie Kelly 4..,,e.......,....,... Hannibal Physical Education. Men's Physical Education Majors Club. Anita Lynne Kelsey ........t,........., Queen City Home Economics. Colhecon Club. William Wayne Kennedy ...sss.,....,..s.. Mendon Business Administration, Alpha Phi Omega, Baseball. Phi Sigma Epsilon. James Douglas Kent .,........,. .,...st D olton, lll. Industrial Arts Education. Industrial Arts Club. Kenneth Keith Kerckhoff ....... . . . Edwardsville, lll. Sociology. Alpha Kappa Lambda, President: Alpha Phi Sigma, Inter- fraternity Council, Junior Class Officer, Vice-President. Judith Ann Kerfoot ......... . .... , . Quincy, lll. . Social Science. Historical Society, SNEA. Nicholas Murray Key ......,............. J onesburg Physical Education. Sigma Tau Gamma, Student Social Committee. Cheryl Ann Kincaid .... . . . . . . Kirksville Speech. College Players, Oral Interpreters, SNEA. . ' Sandra S. Kincaid .... ....... ....... K 1 rksville Speech. SNEA, Student Mentor, Alpha Sigma Alpha, K-Dettes. Who's Who. Amber Lou King . . . . .... ...... R eger I Home Economics. Colhecon Club, President. . ' Dianne Sue King . . . . , . . . Wmigan Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma. Kappa Delta Pi. Pi Omega Pi. Treasurer. Sherry L. King ........ ..... M uscatine, la. Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association. . Thomas Marion Kirchner . . . . . . , Memphis Business Administration. Baseball. Intercollegiate. ' James S. Kirkpatrick ..,, . . Centerville. la. Business Education. ' Johnson Kituu . . . . Kinango. Kenya Mathematics. International Club, Wesley Foundation. Eric E. Klein . , Closter. N, J. Business Administration. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Treasurer: Young Democrats. u I ' Dorothy Elizabeth Klmger Kirksville . Music Education. Aeolinn Club, Treasurer: NEMO Singers.. Marilyn Jane Klum Centerville. la. Physical Education. Kappa Delta Pi. PEM Club. Wome-n's Recreation Association, Mary Kathleen Knowles Macon Elementary. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key. Association for Child- hood Education, Delta Zeta, SNEA. Jean Marie Koebke Ottumwa. la. QQ Elementary Education. Delta Zeta. SNEA. Young: llciitociats. in as , Garry Lynn Koehn North English. la. J I C . Y . Business Administration. A ,. Dixie Marie Koellmg Bourbon - .V y Nursing. ' . ,yu . S Behrouz Khosrowi Kordestani Iran M! t , 9,?,?ixf,, 'J Agriculture and Physical Education. International Club. f 'Y5'iYg5e i A I' 5 V5., 3 J 5 3'.'f 3 2'f.f91?3f L .1 l87 ,- -- 7 7-Y- IBB Ehsan O. Kousari .,.,., . .,,.A. . .......,..Iran Art: Art Club, Index Staff, International Club. . John Michael Koziol ,.....,, . . . . . Centerville, Ia. . Business Administration. Newman Club. Orville Lee Kru er g ..,,,.,. , . . . Physical Education. Samuel Krupiarz ,,,........ ,..,.. Industrial Arts. College Players, Historical ......Dike,Ia. Stamford, Conn. Society, Industrial Arts Club, SNEA, Student Mentor, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Richard H. Kulage Biology. Barbara Kunz ,,,, ......,..,,, M... St. Louis . Webster Groves Elementary Education, Alpha Phi Sigma, Association for Childhood Edlucation, 'Dorm Council, Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA, Stu- dent Council, Councilwomang Student Mentor, Wesley Foundation, Young Democrats. John H. Lake , ......,.,, . , . . , . , , . Hannibal Business Administration. Pre-Law, Young Democrats. Lawrence Alan Lake ,.,.....,. . Industrial Arts. Basketball, Intercollegiate, SNEA. L. Micheal Lake , ..... ,....., . Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, SN Nancy Lambert .,,.. ,...... . . . . , . . , Lewistown Industrial Ans Club, . . Davenport, Ia. EA, . , New Boston Business Education, Band, Majoretteg Beta Tau Delta. College Play- ers, Oral Interpreters, Secretary: Pi Kappa Delta, Corresponding Sec- retary, Wesley Foundation, Young Democrats. Seri Lamoonpun ,..., . . , Physical Education. International Club. Ronald Lavern Lane . . , . , . . Thailand , . , . Kirksville Industrial Arts, Alpha Phi Sigma, Industrial Arts Club, Veterans Club. JanetJean Larrick , . . . . . . . . Clarence Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education. Kathleen Michele Lavallee , . Balboa, Canal Zone Physical Education. Newman Club, PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association, Young Democrats. Donna Jean Lawson . A . . .. ,LaPlata Biology and Spanish. Alpha Phi Sigma, Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta Pi, Romance Language Club, SNEA, Wesley Foundation. Richard Lynn Laymon , . . . . . , Accounting. Patti Leach ......, .,.. . Physical Education. PEM Club, Student Ment mittee, Women's Recreation Association. Laurence Wayne Leake , . , , .,....,.Revere Fort Madison, Ia. or, Student Social Com- . . . New London Industrial Arts. Blue Key, Industrial Arts Club, Corresponding Sec- retary, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. Cecil Eugene Lease . . . Industrial Arts. SNEA, Viola Edith Leasure Elementary Education. Bernard LeRoy Leeds . l Accounting, Judith A. Leeds . . Speech. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, S William H. Leefers Social Science. . James Robert Leib . ,... , . . . . Art Education. Art Club, Sergeant at Arms. . , . . Argyle, Ia. Kirksville , , Ottumwa, Ia. . . Brunswick NEA. . . . . Cedar Rapids, la. Davis City, Ia. lass of 1968 ' ,. 1 .M -ww g I if v'- if 453 3, tri Q. QW in . ,-wr' .au- . ,, in - , ...Q - if if W., 5.3 Terry Douglas Leonard Ottumwa Ia. Zoology and Botany. . , Eugene John Leporatr Rochelle Park, N. J. Biology. Phi Sigma Epsilon, SNEA. Phyllis Trudy Lesser Chicago, Ill. Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Beta Tau Delta, Association for Childhood Education, Secretaryg Delta Zeta, Political Representativeg Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA, Student Mentor, Student Social Com- mittee, Young Democrats. Donna Lee Lewis Green Castle Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, left Club, Treasurer, Kappa Delta 1. Esn 'fe is QTEQN mpgs!! gps:-x. 1-X' JE Qu. U... X, , ,......A ie. ,K f ima f Q99 fo.. 1..- . M Rx 7 vu QQ., five ,FSL ', T nil f' L., . i.,f3'g3jQga- A f- V- ma . 1 . Ty, a - , 1 . . ca. ' Q K . L E W W. I kk . I A ., f fif J , .advise ., - 'Mi-i.w.,.i -. Q .. . , . '. M-Q. A A XV V . ',4.- . ft 2 . M Kenneth Steven Lexer ...... .... Business Administration. Pre-Law. Patricia Ann Liebbe ....,,.,..,...... Muscatine, Ia. Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Asso- cia ron. .. .Camden, N. J. Judith Ann Lilley ......,..,................, Troy Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi. Dennis Roy Linder ...,..........,..... Winfield, Ia. Business Administration, Alpha Kappa Lambda. Jerry L. Lippert ........................ Kirksville Physical Education. Men's Physical Education Club. l Johnny Hsun Liu .............. .......,,., C hina Chemistry. Gary Edward Loeffler ,.,......... , Birmingham, Ia. Physical Education. SNEA, Men's PEM Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Rodney M. Loesch .............,......... Moberly Social Scienoe. Alpha Phi Omega, Index Staff, Interfraternity Council, Phi Kappa Theta. Berna Fae Loft .... ....... K irksville Art. Art Club. Elsie Jane Lohman . . ...... . . . New London, Ia. German. Gerald Browning Lohman, Business Administration. Donald Lee Lohr .,..,.. Physical Education. Jerry Lee Long ....... Business Administration. Donald R. Losey , ..... . Industrial Arts. Stephen Loren Lowenberg Jr . . . . . Burlington, Ia. . . Corydon, Ia. . , Kirksville , , . , Kahoka . , . . . , Hedrick, Ia. History. Beta Sigma Psi, Gamma Delta. . l Robert Malcolm Luker ..,.,,,,....,. Zlonsvllle, Ind. Zoology CPre-Osteopathyj. Pre-Osteopathic Club, Vice-President. Cheryl Anne Luth ...,.... Elementary Education. Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA. Robert Lyle Lynch .,.....,.,......... Lineville, Ia. Mathematics. Agriculture Club. ..........,IowaCity,Ia. Donald Lee Maddox . ,,.. ...,... C anton Biolo . Richard EQICICII Manning ......., . . Burlington, Ia. Physical Education. Young Democrats. 189 190 Rebecca Ann Mansfield. Kirksville Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, SNEA. Richard Mantione Morris Plains, N. J. . Physical Education. Veterans Club, Presi- dent. Greta Markowitz Wallingford, Conn. Biology. International Club, Student Nurses Ass'n. James Monroe Marsh. Keokuk, Ia. Physical Education. K-Club, Tennis, Inter- collegiate. Nancy Sue Marshall ,..... Macon Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n. Martha J. Mason ,.,.... La Plata Elementary - Special Ed. Ass'n for Child- hood Ed., SNEA. 35 Robert P. Mastroberte Garfield, N. J. History. Historical Society, Interfraternity Council, Phi Sigma Epsilon, president, SNEA Cl 3 S S of 1- 9 6 8 Daniel William Matheney Ottumwa, la. Biology Education. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Jo Elaine Mathis .... . . Bloomington, la. Physical Education. Karen Kay Mauck .,............ ....... L a Belle Business Administration. Colhecon Club. Jady Earl Maxwell .....,......,... . . . St. Charles Physical Education. Tennis, Intercollegiate. ' . Wayne Edward McCombs .....,...,..... LOVllla, Ia. Mathematics. Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Phi Sigma, Dorm Council, International Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, Treasurer, SNEA, Student Mentor, Wesley Foundation. Lynn Homer McCoppin ................., Marceline Social Science. Blue Key, Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, ' ' Young Democrats. William T. McCourt .........,....,. Medford, N. Y. Physical Education. PEM Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, Young Demo- crats. Larry R. McGlothl1n ...,.,.,.,............. Edina Philosophy. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Alpha Phi Omega. Chess Club, Interfratemity Council, Student Mentor, Who's Who, Young Demo- crats. Aaron D. McIntosh . . .,,..,.,.,,.,,. ,.,, M ercer Eleglintary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Industrial Arts Club, SN . Richard Michael McKenzie . . Business Administration. Barry Arnold McLaughlin ........, New Milford, N. J. lghysical Education. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Senior Class Officer, presi- ent. Joseph Paul McMahon .........,.... Franklin Lakes Industrial Arts. M. Louise McMain . , , Elementary Education. . , . . . Keokuk, Ia. . . Unionville 99155 P? sz asia, 'QW' HQ? .fl .WF 1 Q' il.-lf' ,Q--Q ' fl' 15 if as J if Q I Qs 1:6- QW' 'f an-rf'- .ti Qin. ' -uv- Marcia Ellen McMains . . . . . . . . . . Bloomfield, Ia. Elementary Education. Junior Class Officer, treasurer: NEMO Sing- ers, Sigma Sigma Sigma, treasurer: SNEA, Student Mentor. Shirley Ann McNair . . . . . ,..., .i,. , Exltne, Ia. English. Kappa Delta Pi. Mary Elizabeth McNeese . . . Mt. Pleasant, Ia. Physical .Education. i Sharon Louise McOwan l,.,........ . . . Hannibal Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n. James Lyle McPherson . . . . . . Memphis Physical Education. Band. . Ronald Eugene McSorley .,..., . . Shelbyville Physical Education. Baseball, K'Club. Jesse Henry McVay ,.,.,, .,... . Atlanta Business Education. Jerry Ray Mead .,,. ,,,.,. ..,, . , Moberly Social Science Education. English Club. Franklin David Meglio ...,,......,... Cranston, R. I. ggrillogy. Pre-Law, Pre-Osteopathic Club, Young Republicans, Presi- Betty Sue Mendenhall ,.,,,,.. . .,.. Linneus An Education. An Club, sNEA. Sharon Louise Meneely . ,.... . ,.,..,. Meadville Social Science. Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Daniel Robert Menze ,.,,,.....,, ,,,.... S alisbury Physics. Basketball, Sigma Tau Gamma, Sophomore Class Officer, councilman, Track, Young Democrats. Myron Virgil Merrill ,,,, .,,... P rinceton Business Administration. I Roger Lee Metcalf . , .... ..,, . Pleasantville, Ia. gusiness Administration. Agriculture Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue ey. William Bruce Meyer ..... .... F ulton Business Admi-nistration. Paul William Middeke . . ............... St. Charles Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma, Beta Sigma Psi, Gamma Delta, Oral Interpreters. Lois Ann Milian ........ ........... D avenport, Ia. Kindergarten Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus. ' . Mary Jane Millemon . ......,.. . . . . . Princeton Elementary Education. Band, Beta Tau Delta, Clarinet Choir, Delta Zeta, Junior Class Officer, treasurer, SNEA, Student Mentor. Carol J. Miller .........,........... Monticello, Ia. Physical Education. PLM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n. Donna Miller ........................,,. St. Louis Nursing. Earl Anthony Miller , . . ..... . . Vandalia Art. Art Club, historian, B. S. U. Martha Jane Miller .... ......, ...... L o uisiana Music Education. Aeolian Club, Alpha Phi Sigma. B. S. U.. Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, NEMO Singers, Orchestra, SNEA, Who's Who, Vicki Margo Miller . , . . , . . . . Bloomfield, Ia. English. English Club, Sigma Sigma Sigma, SNEA, William D. Miller ...,....,....... . .... Kirksville Physical Education. David W. Milner . . . Corydon, Ia. Accounting. W. Thomas Minor . . .... . ..... Kirksville Social Science, Industrial Arts. Historical Society, Industrial Arts Club, Newman Club, SNEA, James Henry Mitchell ..... ...........,..... P aris Botany. SNEA, Micheal Marshall Mitchell . . . . Unionville Physical Education. 191 192 William George Mitchell .......i,.,.....,. Vandalia Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Antonia Lorraine Moniz ....., Kalaheo, Kauai, Hawaii Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Romance Language Club, SNEA. Verna R. Monk 4,..4,..,..i,.....,i ,... M arcelme Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Cho- rus, SNEA. Linda Lee Montgomery .....,...,,,....... Novinger Elementary Education. Band, B. S. U., Ass'n for Childhood 'Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus. Robert Joseph Moore . , . . , Baring Mathematics. Robert L. Moore ....,.......,..,......,. Memphis Biology Education. Alpha Phi Omega, Senior Class Officer, council- man: Sigma Tau Gamma, Young Democrats. Myrna Joan Morris .,........,., Mathematics. Sigma Kappa, SNEA. Samuel David Murdock ..,.,,. English. Georgia Louise Murphy ,..... ..... General Science. Newman Club, SNEA. Janice Joyce Myers ........... Business Administration. Myra Jane Nagel .............,. Social Science. Dorm Council, Historical Society, Zaven D. Nalbandlan ........,.... Business. International Club. James Andrew Nash . . . ...... Atlanta . . Mendota, Ill. Charter Oak, Ia. . . . . Coatsville . .,RedBud,Ill. SNEA. . . . Lebanon . . Elmhurst, Ill. Business Administration. Cross Country, Track. Judith Ann Nassif .............. Elementary Education. SNEA. Ricky Arnold Neil . . , Business Administration. James Richard Neifert Business Administration. Mary Lou Neil ...... Home Economics. B. S. ,.......St.Louis Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Newman Club, . . . . . . Humphreys Mexico Wesley Foundation, Young Democrats. ....,...Downing U., Colhecon Club, SNEA. Dennis R. Nelson ....,...........,,.... Dallas, Ia. Physical Education. Darrell G. Nickels . . . English. SNEA. Karen Ray Noble . . General Science. Beverly Sue Noe . Home Economics. A. Elaine Noll , , Speech. Beta Tau Delta, Delta Zeta, Oral Democrats. Richard Mark Norris ..,,.... . . . General Science. James Ernie North .........,.... Colhecon Club. Physical Education. Cross Country, Track. . . . Waynesville . . Rockville, Md. . . , , , . . Kirksville , Leavenworth, Kan. Interpreters. SNEA, Young . Centerville, Ia. . , , Dow City, Ia. Robert Michael Norton .,........,.. Webster Groves Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, vice presidentg GooGlef Plex Society, president, Sigma Zeta. Marie Frances Novin er .....,.,... ..,... N ovinger Elementary Education. Edward William O,Connor ...... ...... O ttumwa, Ia. Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, Newman Club, Young Demo- Cl'3lS. Vicki-Lou Marie Olejnik ..,....,.... Warrenville, 111. Home Economics. Colhecon Club, secretary, SNEA. William John Olejnik . . Warrenville, Ill. Accounting. Gayle Ann Olson i.,.i.i,ii 4..ii.,.ii O ttumwa, la. Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Delta Zeta, Dorm Council, SNEA. Young Republicans. Dolores Kay Overstreet ,.,, .ll.l,.., . . Cantril, Ia. aa. ,f-3 atzzff- iam i V . no' 'Q rf' Q3 ggi, 9 giv- English. . , Myrtle Lee Owings . . . . , ..,.,.. . . Memphis Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, reporter. Michael Pandolfo ...,. , . . . St. Louis Business Administration. William Paradis .................,... Colonia, N. J. Psychology. Alpha Phi Omega, SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon. David Parish . . .......,. ........ S pringtield, lll. Sociology, Dorm Council. - . Nancy Ann Park .......... .,.... . Kirksville Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA. Mary Elizabeth Parrett .,.. . . Eldon. Ia. .Elementary Education. SNEA. l Archie Ray Parrish .......,., .......... K nox City Mathematics and Physics. GooGlePlex Society, SNEA. ' David H. Parrish .....,.., . , , . . . , . . Knox City Music. Aeolian Club, NEMO Singers. Alice Rose Patton ,.,.,. ,....,.... . . Morton, Ill. Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n. Jeanne Marie Paullin Ankeny, Ill. Elementary Education. SNEA. Vinton E. Pease , . . Pittsfield, Ill. Physical Education. Basketball. Intercolle- giate, K-Club, Sigma Tau Gamma. Class of 1968 Willis W. Peery . Green City Business Education. Harry Holmes Pendergraft Ft. Madison, Ia. Business Administration. Maria De Los Angeles Perez Costa Rica L English, English Club. lnternational Club, Romance- Language. Club, Donald Lind Perrine El Dara. Ill. Agriculture, Michael Salvatore Pesola si Chicago. Ill. 5 History. Historical Society. Newman Club. , Lester Louis Peters Bertrand ' industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Vet erans Club. 193 Margaret Frances Pickett Kirksville ti James Eugene Ragan Monroe City Biology. Elvy Guy Raney. Jr. Frankford Industrial Arts Education. Industrial Arts Club, SNEA. David Joseph Rapp Centralia, lll. Physical Education, Basketball, Track. l Doralee Ratliil . Hunnewell History, Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key, vice president: Historical So- ciety. Kappa Delta Pi. vice presi- dent: SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n. treasurer: Who's Who. lass of 1963 X ,fave 5.-an 1 my .U 9 is fj 1 N, 'iv- up... wg--4 Paul Allen Rewalt ..... . . Manchester, Ia. Business Administration. David William Rawson ,.l.....,... Cedar Rapids, Ia. Physical Education. Cross Country, Intercollegiate, NEMO Singers, Men's PEM Club. Douglas R. Raymond ...,,............. Fairfield, Ia. i Business Administration. College Players. n Rita M. Reagan ,,.ii...,......... Montgomery City Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, secretary, Pi Omega Pi, president, Who's Who, Echo Staff. Curtis Lee Reams ,..,,......... West Des Moines, Ia. Physical Education. PEM Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon. Pamala Lee Rector , , , . . . . Poplar Bluff History. Historical Society, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n. Jerry C. Redmon ,..........,....... Industrial Arts. Robert Gene Reed . . . Physical Education. Windsor, N. Y. . . Knoxville, Ia. Margaret Jane Reighard ,,.,...... ..... A gency, Ia. Psychology. Alpha Phi Sigma, treasurer, International Club, Kappa Delta P1, Panhellenic Council, president, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Stu- dent Mentor, Wesley Foundation. Michael Paul Requet , , , Physical Education. Charles Burton Rice . . Business Administ-ration. Mary Katherine Richard Elementary Education. Al Quincy, Ill. . . Centralia Kirksville l pha Sigma Alpha, social chairmang Fresh- man Class 0fflC-'EL Secretary: Oral Interpreters, SNEA, Sophomore Class Officer, councilwoman. Allen Lee Richardson .....,.,...,.,.,.... Lucerne Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, vice president. Jerry Lee Richeson ................ . . . Rhodes, Ia. History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Student Men- tor, Young Republicans. Isaac .lohn Richmond ..,.......... . . Lovilia, Ia. Agriculture Education. Agriculture Club. Richard Hall Rider .,.......,,,........, Kirksville Business Administration. Basketball, K-Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, Sophomore Class Officer, vice president, Young Democrats, Who's Who. Lawrence Vincent Ritter Accounting. Stephen Roberts ...... Elementary Education. Kenneth Dale Robertson History. Terry Allen Robertson . Physical Education. Band, Larry Wayne Robinson . Business Administration. . . Hannibal Lancaster Centerville, Ia. . ...,.....,..... Cantril, Ia. Sigma Tau Gamma. ,.............,...Hannibal i English. Dorm Council, English Club, SNEA, Kimberly Ann Robison . Bowling Green Faith Roemer . . ........................, Macon Sociology. Alpha Phi Sigma, Beta Tau Delta, Historical Society, In- ternational Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Romance Language Club, SNEA, Wesley Foundation. Sharon Irene Rogers ..,..,................ Leonard Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n. 196 if Kerwin Rohr ...., ...... L ouisiana r Industrial Arts. , Z, 'J Sharon Rose Rohrer A,.A....A ..... W ashington, Ind. gg eg ' Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed. ii Leroy James Rohs E... r......,.r.,...,, L a Grange ' Accounting. Aeolian Club, Band, Basketball, Intercollegiate, . Class of 1968 C6 rc ,rv- 'Cs Karen Jean Rojas ,,4.,...ii. ......,....., P urdm 9 Elementary Education. Sigma Sigma Sigma, K-Dettes, SNEA, Young Republicans. Ruth Caroline Rolls . . . . . Elmer J Business Education. l 1' Rhonda Rae Romine ...,.....,...,....,.. Centraha I . p w . Phy-sic-al Educatio-n. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n. . Gary William Rommous ..,,.....,..,..,.. Hannibal at Business Administration. . . - I , I Dennis Alen Rose ....... . . . Stockbridge, Mich. , ' ' Business Administration. J 5 v ', i Q 1 . .hp ' 5 . '. U 3 7, . 5 M ' ' 1 1 U ,q . , H . , 1 i 't' Q' .J Pm, .it . 5. Sunrise Beach Linda Kay Rowland ......,,...,....,. Elementary Education. Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA. u Freddie Ray Russell ,.,.....,..,....,....... Elvins Physical Education. Eileen Elizabeth Rutherford ...,.., . Westwood, N. J. Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Newman Club, SNEA. I - ' H Corinne Emi Saiki .....,...,. ..,., K apaa, Hawaii Psychology. International Club, Romance Language Club. Raye Evelyn Sandford ...... . . St. Louis Business Education. B. S. U. Carolyn Kay Santee ....,.,...,,,,,...,. Green City Home Economics. Colhecon Club, president: Delta Zeta, vice presi- dent, SNEA, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Young I Democrats. I Gloria May Scarff . . , ,,.,.,, ........., K nox City Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key, Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. Georgia Conme Schacher ..,...., ,.,... O ld Monroe Math Education. Cardinal Key, reporter, GooGleP1ex Society, Index Staff, Panhellenic Council, Sigma Kappa, president, Student Mentor. Glenn Dale Schaefer .... , . Palmyra Business Administration. Earl Raymond Schatzman .......,.,.,..,.. St. Louis Zoology. Clarinet Choir, Pre-Osteopathic Club, president. Dan Allan Schaub .................... Ottumwa, Ia. Biology. Newman Club. Susan Kay Schick ,................. Davenport, Ia. Physical Education. Gamma Delta, PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n. Carl Lee Schmidt ,..,.,......,.,........ Hannibal Business Administration. Aeolian Club, Band, Clarinet Choir. Sally Jeanne Schmidt ........ . . ....,.. Clinton, Ia. English. Joseph Lee Schmitz ..,......,..... Cedar Rapids, Ia. History. Historical Society, Newman Club, Pre-Law, Young Demo- crats. Robert Edward Schraft, Jr. . , . ....., Lombard, Ill. Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Young Republicans, ihqiftt. John David Schroeder Creve Coeur Accounting. Accounting Club. Stephen Randolph Schroeder Q' 1--.- Creve Coeur Accounting. .1 John Schwarz . Kirksville Music. Band. Sigma Tau Gamma. Phillip C. Schwarzkopf Irving, Texas Physical Education. Track. .5 ,' i Lavern Lee Scott . . . . . . . . . Novinger . Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, secretary. A . Q . Richard Scott . . . . . . . . . . . Winchester, Ill. i ' Business Administration. p Larry A. Sears . . . . . . Rock Falls, Ill. ' . History. l Twila Allan Sears ,.,.,. . . . . Oskaloosa, Ia. I English. Sigma Kappa, SNEA. Young Democrats. ' James Stephen Sefrit . . . . Kirksville 2 gg, Business Education. Alpha Phi Amega, Intcrfraternity Council. Pi S 'U' '54 Omega Pi, Sigma Tau Gamma. vice presidentz SNEA. Young Demo- ' rss' crats. l I ll Joseph Murl Sens . . . . . Kirksville . Zoology. l i John Shatford III Linneus l Biology. l u Larry Wayne Shaver . . Kirksvllle ' Accounting. f Diana Lynn Shaw . Keokuk. Ia. wig' . Psychology. International Club, SNEA, Young I'iernofratQ k A A gc L'1rr J. Shaw ltt e or . K C yBusinessK Administration. Index Staff. Young Republicans, Psychaology .. x Club. ,M . . , s 'lr ' Lois Lynette Shaw . . St. Charles g .History. Historical Society. . ' Jennifer Carol Shelton . Unionville VV Elementary Education. Cardinal Key, Assn for Childhood Ed., presi- dent: Dorm Council, presidentg Elem. Majors Chorus. SNEA. 'NF if za'-f .Q .N , , - .....: it .,4.I-a if ' 'kv 5 ' Ana Isabel Short Costa Rica Spanish. International Club. Romance Language Club. VV:-:slcy Foun- dation. ,M David Anthony Short Kirksville QA Spanish. Alpha Phi Omega, International Club. Romance Language Club. president: Wesley Foundation, publicity chairman. IM, A y Mary Kay Shoush Atlanta K' ' Business Eaucation and Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA. egg Gloria Jean S uler Atlanta Home Economics. Colhecon Club. reporter: SNEA. W Larry Jay Silvey . Louisiana Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club. lik 1 Jack Wesley Simmons St. Louis 4 2 General Science, Junior Class Officer. councilrn Council, councilmang Tau Kappa Iipsilon. Susan Kay Sims . . English, English Club. NEMO Singers, SNEA. Leanne Yvonne Sloan English, English Club, Kappa Delta Pi. an: SN EA. Student Davenport, Ia. Ottumwa. Ia. 198 W I lass of 1968 Randall Dwaine Smith . . Garden Grove, Ia. Physical Education. SN EA. Roger Dennis Smith ....,. ,.,.., . Centerville, la. Physical Education. Phi Sigma Epsilon. Wilfred Andrew Smith .... . . , , Albia, la. Psychology. Band, Clarinet Choir. SNEA. Lance Eugene Solter ..... . . , , . La Grange Mathematics and Chemistry. Alpha Phi Sigma. Blue Key, secretary, Sigma Zeta, SN EA. Karen Ruth Sowers . . . . . . .. . . . . . Alexandria Elementary Education. Alpha Sigma Alpha, SNEA. Randall Kent Sowka .,.,, . ......... Palatine, Ill. Biology. James Dale Spear . Physical Education. Jeanne F. Staggs . . . ..,. , . . . . . . Kirksville Spanish. College Ushers, Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta Pi, Romance Lan- guage Club. . . Marion, la. Richard Craig Sloan Ottumwa, Ia. Biology. Circle K. l Burton S. Smith ....... Wellsville Business Administration. Byron G. Smith ..,.. . . La Belle Business Administration. . Donna Lee Smith ....,. St. Louis English. English Club, Index Staff, picture editor, Oral Interpreters. Helen Koleen Smith . . . La Grange Art. Art Club. Joan Kathleen Smith . Green City Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Newman Club Margaret Kay Smith , . Wellsville Elementary Education. SNEA. . Philip Gentry Smith . . . Clarksville Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda, vice presidentg Dorm Council. His- torical Society, Interfraternity Council, vice president, Student Mentor. Katherine Diana Starbuck . , . , . . . Glenwood I , Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA. .' r Rosanna Kay Stark ...... ,,,,,.. . Davenport, la. - Speech Correction. Gamma Delta. Oral Interpreters, SNEA. .W Martha Faye Staton ...,..........., Ottumwa, la. 1.3, Physical Education. Beta Tau Delta, International Club, PEM Club, 3 Women's Recreation Ass'n, . Richard David Stauffer . . . . Marceline I f Speech Correction. Vets. Club. Es 3 Ti uw 'VX al' Lea .fic .f Q s 'Mi' 1---. J William Mark Stephens . . . , . . . La Grange Social Science. Band, SNEA. Patricia Ann Sterrett ,..., . ...,. Des Moines, Ia. Music Education. Aeolian Club. Band, secretary, Clarinet Choir, Orchestra. Mary Louise Stewart . . . . .....,..., Brunswick History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, New- man Club, SNEA. Anita Kay Story ........ ,,,,......... . Greentop An. Gary Marcus Stowe .....,... . , Marshalltown, Ia. Physics. SNEA, Veterans' Club. Spencer Richard Straubmuller . ..... Philadelphia, Pa. Elementary Education and Special Education. Alpha Kappa Lambda, College Players. Mary Jean Street ........,..... ...,,,..., L inneus Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, SNEA. . . Carolyn G. Strickler ......,.....,.. ...., K irksville Psychology. International Club, Wesley Foundation, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Council for Exceptional Children. Linda Kay Stuart .,...... Fort Madison, Ia. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Wesley Foundation. Ed R. Sukut ,........,,....... Physical Education. Larry James Swan . . . . . , , . , Clinton, Ia. Carson City, Mich. . Zoology. Shirley Ann Swank . . ..., . . . , , Laclede Music Education. Aeolian Club, Band. Anita L. Swartz . . . . ..,.. ..... . . Milton, Ia. Speech Therapy. Alpha Phi Sigma, College Ushers, Kappa Delta Pi, Romance Language Club, SNEA. Dorsey Allen Swearingen ,,., . . .,,.. Memphis Agriculture. Agriculture Club. Jane Edith Tadelski . . , . . . . , . , . Burlington, Ia. Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA. Sharon Elaine Talbert ..., , . . . . . . . Kirksville Business Education and Physical Education. B. S. U., PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n, Young Democrats. Mary Kathleen Teel ...... .,.,,......, . . Revere Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Cho- rus, SNEA. Young Republicans. Jill Templeman ....,.,.,. History. William Arthur Templin , . . Elementary Education. International Club. Harold Glenn Tennyson , . Elementary Education. SNEA. David A. Thomas . , , , Geography. Historical Society. Garold David Thomas . . Mathematics. Gary Wayne Thomas .,.... Industrial Education. Industrial Linda Rae Thomas ...,... Physical Education. PEM Club. Victor Paul Ticola . , , . , . . Arts Club. . . . . , Memphis . , . Muscatine, Ia. . . . . Mokane , , Corydon, Ia. . . Centerville, Ia. . . Cambria, Ia. , . Corydon, Ia. , . Fort Lee, N. J. Industrial Arts. Chess Club, Industrial Arts Club. i I Terry M. Tomko ....,. . . . ,.,.,.. Kirksville Business Administration. Newman Club, SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Young Democrats. Gerald Lynn Toomire . . Mathematics. . Martinsburg, Ia. ...,..Macon Wilma Darlene Totsch . ..... , , Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma. GooGlePlex Society, treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi, SN EA. 199 200 Della Ann Tracy ...,.,,,.,..Q....,,,,... Kirksville Social Science. B. S. U., social chairman, Historical Society, SNEA. John R. Tracy ..i.....,.,....,......... Kirksville . History. B. S. U., publicity chairman, Historical Society, SNEA.. Michael G. Trent .,........,......,,.... Kirksville English. Alpha Phi Gamma, Alpha Phi Omega, English Club, Index Editor, Sigma Tau Gamma, secretary, Who's Who, Echo Editor. Sandra Lee Tribley .................... Pontiac, Ill. Speech Correction. College Ushers, Dorm Council, secretary, Sigma Sigma Sigma, vice president, SNEA, treasurer, Who's Who. Robert Kent Triplett . . Social Science. . , Quincy, Ill. Rosalee Triplett ................... . . Lancaster Music. Aeolian Club, Band, Clarinet Choir. Donald Duane Trow ,..,..,....,.,,. . . Kirksville ' Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, SNEA. Maria Trueblood ..,..,........... Spanish, French. . . Costa Rica Cynthia Alice Trusell , ....,. , . ,.... . , Bangor, Maine l Nursing. Student Nurses Ass'n, Alpha Omicron Pi. ' Daniel Allan Tulfree ......,..,,,,, Cedar Rapids, Ia. History. Historical Society. Linda K. Turner ...... . , Lewistown Zoology. . Yasuji Uechi ......,.,......,....,...... Okinawa Mathematics and Business Administration. International Club. Iona Ulrich ..............,,....,.... Fairfield, Ia. Speech Correction. Index Staff, Kappa Delta Pi, Oral Interpreters, treasurerg Sigma Kappa, SNEA, Student Mentor, Young Democrats, secretary. James M. Upchurch .,...,...,..... . . Mendon, Ill. Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club. Gary M. Van De Velde ...,.....,,,.,., Kewanee, Ill. Business Administration. Agriculture Club, Newman Club, treasurerg Tau Kappa Epsilon. Robert William Varnum ,.......,.... Art. Art Club, president. Mary Beth Vaughn ......,.......... Business Education. Dorm Council, presidentg Dean Garth Vetter ..............,. Business Administration. Agriculture Club. James Stewart Vinyard ......,.,.... Business Administration. Karen Sue Vinzant ..........,.,... St. Louis . . , . , Centralia SNEA, .vice president. Illinois City, Ill. . , Ottumwa, Ia. . . , Nevada, Ia. Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n. Larry M. Vinzant . . . ,..... . Kirksville Accounting. Patricia Alice Vogel ........,.,... Bergentield, N. J. Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, secretary, Dorm Council. sec- retary, International Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi, SNEA, Student Mentor. Reynold Paul Waech .........,....,. Wilton Jet., Ia. Physical Education. Gamma Delta, SNEA. Era Maria Wagner ..............., Elementary Education. International Club. Alvin Richard Wallace .....,....., . . . . Germany Laclede Industrial Education. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Alpha -Phil Omega, SNEA. James Wilbur Wallace Industrial Education. Marc Wallerich .... Geography. James Ray Walton ...........,.... .....,..Ew1ng . . Kirksville , . . , Dallas, Ia. Psychology. Council for Exceptional Children, secretary. ,U fu. ga-A f Shy-Ying Wang ,....A ...., , . China an we Edward George Warner ...... ..,. . Farmington, Ill. Social Science. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Young Democrats. G ff: Martha L. Warner . ....,.......,.... . . Albia, Ia. 'Lthr Elementary Education. Beta Tau Delta, Colhecon Club. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Dorm Council, councilwomang SNEA. Ralph Weldon Watkins ..,....,........., Shelbyville Mathematics. B. S. U., Young Democrats. Edwin E. Watson .,.....,,....,......,.. Canton l Industrial Education. Alpha Phi Sigma. Industrial Arts Club, SNEA. David S. Webb ....,,...,...,,...,.,.... Hannibal Willa Sue Weekley , . ,,....,, . High Ridge Mathematics..SNEA, Who's Who. . Donald Matthais Wehr , . ..... . . . Sigourney, Ia. Industrial Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Industrial Arts Club, treasurer, Newman Club, Sigma Tau Gamma. W BudEric Claire Welch , . , , . Oskaloosa, Ia. V, Robert John Wennekamp . , . . Marion, Ia. W Macnolia Ann West , , ,..... .... K irkwood Janet White ,.,... ...,. S helbina Physical Education. K-Dettes, Ryle Hall Dorm Council, president, Delta Zeta, presi- dent, Panhellenic Council, PEM, SNEA. Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, WRA, vice president. James Lee Whiteside , . . Moberly Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, Phi Kappa Theta, SNEA. Mark Thomas Whiteside Alton, Ill. Religious Education. Wesley Foundation, Philosophy Club. P. Allen Whitlatch .,., Tipton, Ia. History. Historical Society. Faye Marie Whitworth Hampton, Va. Social Science. Delta Zeta, Historical So- ciety, secretary-treasurerg Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. Terry Lee Whitworth . , Unionville Zoology. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Zeta, SNEA. Jane Wickens ..., . . Kirksville Nursing. Stanley Leroy Wilden Clinton, Ia. Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. James Patrick White ....... . Centerville, Ia. lass of 1968 202 Bertis Patrick Wiley .... O'Fallon Class of 1968 Dah1hgftJgelW1iEd,r1dl.nfjuSm.al fi'l2.i'ST1 Business Admin tional Club. Bonnie June Wilhoit .ii,i.i.i... , New Hartford Elementary Education. B. S. U., SNEA. James Bernard Wilke .,,..,..,......i...... St. Paul English Education. English Club, Interfraternity Council, Newman 'S Club, treasurer, Oral Interpreters, Phi Kappa Theta, corresponding ,.,. secretary, Romance Language Club, SNEA, first vice president, Stu- , i dent Mentor. i Craig Alan Wilkins ..,. ..,.,....... D onnellson, Ia. Music Education. Aeolian Club, vice president, Band, presidentg Y Orchestra. I Roger Alan Willcox ...,....,..........,, Kirksville Zoology. Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Phi Sigma, lnterfraternity Council Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pre-Osteopathic Club, Sigma Zeta. Mary Alice Williams ..., . . , .... Lucerne Business Education. Pi Omega Pi. Rhonda Beth Williams ..,........,,... New Cambria Music Education. Aeolian Club, secretary, Alpha Phi Sigma, Band. Robert Dean Williams . ....,..,,..... . . Kirksville Speech Correction. Alpha Phi Sigma, Freshman Class Officer, Treas- urer, Oral Interpreters, Vive-president, Veterans Club, Secretary. Carol Jane Wilson . . , , . , ..,....... , , Columbia Elementary Education. Wesley Foundation. Carol Jean Wilson .,................,. Kansas City Speech. B. S. U., College Players, NEMO Singers. l James Henry Wilson , Biology. B. S. U: James Weldon Wilson . ..... . Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Larry Eugene Wilson Zoology. . . , . .......,... . . Novinger . Shelbyville . , ,... . . Winterset, Ia. istration, B. S. U., Interna Richard Henry Wilson Davenport la Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega Senior Class Ofhcer vice president: Tau Kappa Epsilon. Ruth Ann Winter . ,i... St Louis W. Donald Witte ,,.,.. . , Keokuk, la English. Alpha Phi Sigma, English Club Newman Club Sigma Sigma Sigma, SNEA, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee Business Administration. Young Republicans Judith Lynn Wolf i...,.,.. Defiance Physical Education. PEM Club, Womens Recreation Assn Dwight Moore Wolfe Economics. Sharon Marie Woods . . , History. Historical Society. Mary Frances Worland . Elementary Education. Ass'n for Kenneth Charles Worthington Physical Education. James L. Wright .... ,... Recreational Leadership. Baseball John Lawrence Wright .,.. Social Science. Historical Society SNEA Student Council president Ernest Doyle Wyatt ........ Mercer Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club Eugene Wynn . ..... ,,., D es Moines, Ia Psychology. Football, Tau Kappa Epsilon Tania Lee Yeager ..., Eldon Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma Cardinal Key Kappa Delta P1 treasurer: PEM Club. SNEA, Student Council secretary Student Mentor, Who's Who, Women's Recreation Assn president Glenn W. Yenger . . . . Albia, I1 Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club Harry Burton Young, Jr. .,., Kirksville Zoology. Alpha Phi Omega, Pre-Osteopathic Club Sigma Tau Gamma Joann Zeigler . . , . , . . Novinger Business Education, Alpha Phi Sigma Cardinal Key Delta Zeta Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi, president Student Mentor Echo Staff business manager, Who's Who. Jeanne E. Ziegler .... . Speech. Young Democrats. Knut Gerhard Ziesemann . English, International Club. .laffar Zoroufchi ..,.,... Chemistry. Sigma Zeta, 204 lm lining , Class of 1969 Tasos Anthony Joseph Arens . . . Criss Armgard . . Martha Arnold Margaret Attebery Diane Bailey , Jane Bailey . , Carolyn Baker . James Baker Tim Baker . Edward Ball Eugene Ball Evelyn Ball . , Tom Ballard Sharon Bang Thomas Bordenaro Donald Bardole Richard Barnes Dale Barrett . Richard Bartels Sandra Bartlett Gary Bates Gene Battey , Becky Baumeier Jay Baxter , Gary, Indiana I , . St. Louis Westmont, Illinois Ottumwa, Iowa , Kirksville Kahoka I LaGrange Clifton Hill , . , Higbee Ottumwa, Iowa Kirksville . St. Louis . . . .,.. Harris Ankeny, Iowa Davenport, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Rippey, Iowa Fairfield, Iowa Kirksville , , , . . Triplett St. Charles . , . Keytesville Muscatine, Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa , Greentop Pam Abbadessa, West New York, New York Nancy Abbott . . , Sharon Adams .A Kathel Addleman, Elizabeth Albus . Joseph Amidei . I Douglas Anderson Elaine Anderson . William Anderson Lana Anthony ..... ar- S113 as-uf Centerville, Iowa Mendon Columbus Junction, Iowa Mexico . . . Bevier .sf A - gf' vs M Ottumwa Iowa Alton Illinois . Seymour, Iowa Bonaparte, Iowa Katy Beaty . . .. 1, fc- Jn..- A 'QW 3 ew ffl si . , .wr f ,Lu I -HI J, 'Q K M FBT 'Yi 4-Y'-if ,mvzr::,?ta vf r vi. Qi ' 'false li S' ., 9 rl -1- -f Y ? Q 1' up 5 f I, 'Kh' aa, e-,i5 ae- , V K ,if ,,,n as ,wt if Vis A J r A Ffh' igs if sr' js ,- 4- . .wg , J, .,.k 2 'ly 'P , as sr gy if xi . SC' I - :gi l'- 4- f ,sa as bbc J-ggi! 'A a ,jg V ' HL2'r':'J. I z s fl 5 Higzgw f I Qi -um . I fn-7 , tag? s,.' a, N, ,, .9 ,J- .' ' ,Ar .1 um ,,. ,gm , 'bl' Q . Barbara Bean . , . Gary Beane ,..,, Wallace Beason . . . Steven Becker . . . Mary Beebout . . . John Behle .... Gary Bell . . Jerry Bell . , . Rickie Bell , , Pam Jo Benda .... .... Dudley Bennett . . , . Gary Bennett ,,.. . . . William Benson . . . , Sheryl Bernard .... Brenda Berry . . . Ed Berry ..,.,,. Francis Berry ..... Jacquelynn Berry .... James Berry .,,,.. Larry Bethel . . Lysle Bettis ..... Nancy Bevins ,,... . Ronald Bielinski . . Sue Billups ,,..,. Mary Binder . . , Darcia Binns . . . Glen Black .... David Blaesing . . . . Sara Blanchard .... . . Larry Blaylock ,,,. Patricia Blecher . . , Beverly Bohn .... Chris Bohon .... Charles Bonnell . . . William Bonta ,,r,. Charlotte Boone , , Olin Boone ,,...,... Wayne Borgschulte . . . Sandra Botham , William Boudreau Rebecca Bounds . Nikki Bower .... Teresa Boyd ,... Christine Boyle , . Linnette Boynton James Bradshaw . Michael Bradshaw Michael Brake , . . Janice Brammer , , . , . Centerville, Iowa , . . , Redfield, Iowa . . . . Muscatine, Iowa . . . . , , Montrose, Iowa . . Fort Leonard Wood . , , Columbia, Iowa ..,.,..,..,Elsberry Novinger , . . . . , . Danville, Iowa . North English, Iowa . . , , Belle Plaine, Iowa South Windham, Maine Kirksville , . . Center Point, Iowa ...,.,, Albia, Iowa Fulton . . . Glenwood Mexico . , i Thompson . . . . Rush Hill . , . Montgomery City Albia,Iowa . . Cedar Rapids, Iowa . . . . Chicago, Illinois . , . . Ottumwa, Iowa . , . . Ayrshire, Iowa . . . Eddyville, Iowa , . . . . Chariton, Iowa . . , . . Muscatine, Iowa . . Winter Park, Florida , . . . . , Kinross, Iowa . . , Des Moines, Iowa ...,,.. Kansas City . . . . . , . Kirksville , . . Lewistown . , , . . Hannibal ........ Marceline ,.........Warrenton . Portage Des Sioux . . . . . , . Jacksonville . . . Steffenville . , . . , Kirksville Shelbina . . . Ottumwa, Iowa . . . Morning Sun, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iiwa LaGrange , ,, Pittsfield, Illinois , . . Washington, Iowa , , . . Alexandria 205 206 La Donna Brandau Dale Branstetter , . Dennis Brayton . . Richard Brimer . . . Gary Brinker . . . Guy Brown ...... Jonathan Brown . . Judy Brown ,i... Lynna Brown . . , Stephen Brown . . . Russell Brownell . . Susan Bruce ..... Nancy Bulick . . . Danny Bull . . . Ronnaug Bull . . . Chuck Bunn . . . Gary Burch ..... Virginia Burk ,,r, Dale Burkemper . . Gloria Burnett . . . James Burnett . . . Donna Burton . . Flora Burton ,... George Bute . . . Maria Butler .... Diana Byerly . . . Donna Cagle . . . Rex Canilin .... David Cannon . . . Sue Jane Carroll ,,.. Arthur Carter .... Patricia Carter . . . Rocco Casinelli . , Susan Cattle .... Robert Cecil . . Anita Cerv ...... James Chaney . . . Bernadine Chaplin Ampai Cheowanich John Christie ..., Harry Christofferson . . . Pete Cirrintano . . Linda Clair ,,...... Lawrence Clark . . Evelyn Clarke . . . Yvonne Clodius , , Billye Clough ..... Michael Cochran . . . Terri Cochrane . . . Joseph Cody .... . . . Burlington, Iowa . . , . . ,. Middleton . , Denmark, Iowa . . . Gravois Mills . . . New London . . . Wapello, Iowa . . . . Kahoka, Iowa Novinger . . , De Witt, Iowa .,.... Memphis . . . . . Hannibal . . . Springfield . . . St. James . . . La Plata , . . Kirksville , . . Muscatine, Iowa . . . Davenport, Iowa ....... Wyaconda . . . . Old Monroe . . . Lewistown . . . . Hamilton, Illinois Moberly ........St.L0uis . . . Ottawa, Illinois St.Louis . . . Quincy, Illinois . 4 . . . St. Charles . . . Independence Tro ...Downing Vandalia .,........Kirksville Stamford, Connecticut Hannibal i i 1 . Cedar Rapids, Iowa . . . Westmont, Illinois Atlanta , . . . Cincinnati, Iowa .......,.Tha1land . . . Davenport, Iowa . .... Nichols, Iowa , . . Lombard, Illinois Hurdland Edina . . . Laddonia . . . St. Louis . . . . . Mexico . . . Kirkwood . . . . Emden . . . . St. Charles N 7 X45-'i ,C ,,,JfJ f I 1, V4 g I I jeff , pm in nn 5 .QL ui 5' il if . I t Q '.,f' yy 3 I .nn ti G If b ig, I iflifsif i I I ii :Qs nb f Q, is if Dan Coffman Kerry Coin , Barry Cole Harry Collett Jerry Collins Linda Collins Nick Colton . Carol Colyer Kerry Conard Jimmy Cook . I . sag.. v- J i 25. 1 ' if i .,...,... Unionville . . Davenport, Iowa Franklin, New York , , . . . . Fairfield, Iowa , . . . . Kirksville , Worthington . . . . Ottumwa . . . Bloomfield, , Winfield, . .SL if lv W 6 :.: f Iowa Iowa Iowa Louis Q ,, Y, ty ALA I gif ih- Ri sri' gangs Q J i -, -I I K5 O A g lil . I I I C Class of 1969 Robert Copithorne Connie Cowell I I Howard Cox Mary Cox Richard Cox Nan Craig . . . . Dennis Creegan . I Mary Crist , , . . , Sandra Crockett . Larry Crooks , I Ron Crowdis . , Pamela Cullen . . Raymond Cummins Rebecca Cupp , Laura Curry Linda Sue Curry . Diane Cushman Roberta Dabney Lois Daily Michael Darnall . Joseph Dattellas , Elaine Davenport Linda Davidson Richard Davidson William Davidson , , . . Ferguson . . . , Kirksville I . . , , , Clarence . . . . Batavia, Iowa . . , O'FalIon , , ...,, St. Louis Ft. Lee, New Jersey , . .... Kirksville I , . . . , Kahoka . . . Purdin . . . , I I Mexico , Ft. Madison, Iowa . Redfield, Iowa . . . , Kirksville , Hale . Memphis , Tipton. Iowa . . Kirksville , . . . , Milan , , Burlington. Iowa Solvay. New York Des Moines. Iowa Orlando Park, Illinois . . Memphis St. Joseph 207 208 ,fgsv f 'sights I I Vicki Davis A A Pamela Davison A A A Tim Dean A A Larry Deeker ,,... Judith Deierling A A JoAnne DeLashmutt Joe DeLuca A A Pattie Delzell A A Wayne Denney A David Dent A A A Vicky Detwiler A Jack Deweese ,,.. Elmer Dill A AA A Wayne Dillin er 25 'i 1.52 ' ff- ' Y' fzkgggx f ,ig3jgi22f'A A A A A A Unionville A A A A A A Kirksville A A Ottumwa, Iowa A A A A A Bellflower Buffalo, Iowa A A AAAA, Hannibal ASt.Louis A A Ottumwa, Iowa A A Chicago, Illinois A A Corydon, Iowa A A Kirksville AA Keytesville .Paris Cornin Iowa g A A A A g, Diane Dingwall A A Metuchen, New Jersey Judith Dissinger Phyllis Domann A A Joseph Domian A Janienne Donaldson Grayce Donovan Muriel Douglas AA Beverly Dowell A Elaine Drago A Virginia Duckworth Mary Dudley AA A Margaret Dumont Carlene Dunlap A Deborah Dunn A Garry Dunn A A Chris Dunshee A William Durow Pamela Dwyer A A A Nancy Dykstra A A Margaret Eager A Jerry Easley A A Carol Eatock A Patricia Ebers A Carolyn Edwards Nancy Edwards A Ricky Edwards John Eggleston A A Sherry Eitel Darlene Eizenga Richard Elliott A Stella Ellis A AA Loren Elston A A A Beth Epperson Elizabeth Ewald A A A AAAAA Perry, Iowa A A A Auxvasse A A A A Affton A A A A A A Hannibal A A A A Chillicothe Brookfield A A A A A A Vandalia Easton, Pennsylvania A A A A Brookfield A A A Centerville, Iowa A Ollie, Iowa A .Paris Kansas City AA A A A Keokuk, Iowa Storm Lake, Iowa Center Point, Iowa AA AA A Silex A A Altoona, Iowa A AA A Memphis LaPlata Centerville, Iowa Frankford A A A Moberly A Davenport, Iowa Millersburg, Iowa A Memphis A A A A Kirksville A A A A Hazelwood A A Centerville, Iowa A A Armstrong A Mendon, Illinois Kirksville A Des Moines, Iowa if g A J AQAQ I ri- 3 ' si wif fzgymelz' . 'J5 ?f'37V'X.2uI5fA ' , S-wt I ,Aw Dennis Davis Dixie Davis A A Linda Davis A Ron Davis AAAAA Thomas Davis y. Ai -if A A A Annada A A A A A Chula A A A A Kirksville A A A A Perry, Iowa Blue Grass, Iowa l 'P 'K'--f' E f mm-3 E s uv U , , 4 if-1' 4 I Q.-,fy as ut., . if QW we app-A ii- JA 5 ' .' 'fmilswlf fe is V lm'-, :fag A vga-lv at V, , M.. , fr 'rt its 9 6 , 'K Q- if S its w : s ..,, :4 '- I ,,: as C 'S' gf gi w Q 9 'W' P 5 y l- I i ' I fi A it VLSL 1 Q- At , I X p, 'f -rm I I A4 A, I I 3 .Aa a 11 : N ga - ,,Ea,,,,tJ?ffi : A' L. - i 7'- K ,L L L, , xx., K I E l V I It y 1 ' 6 xl ' fills' Y l .. ' 5 5 - - I I ii yi 2 lyg - , .,.. 1 I --'v ' Q . L,,: . , f- .-,L Q ' 52231931 'if' K Q Wm 1 f .lu :ts IL 'U' ' by -sq. wht, t K, 1, . L' X NN X .an-' -wr . J .,- Q ' Kenneth Fuhlman . Dennis Fuller . Bonnie Funk Jan Galbraith Jan Galey . l Judith Galkowski , Daisy Garr J ack Getz , Muscatine, Iowa New Providence, Iowa La Plata Canton . Ottumwa. Iowa , , St. Louis Ottumwa, Iowa . , St. Louis Linda Evans ,... . Nancy Evenson Nancy Everman Nancy Fair , . . Barbara Faust . Donald Fendler Sidney Fey ..,, Allen Fick ..,. Paula Filidoro Deborah Finks ..,, , . Robert Finley l Joanne Fish . . , Marie Fisher . . Tamsy Fisher . , Jerry Fleming . . Betty Fletcher ..... Georgia Fletcher Sherry Fletcher l Ronald Foglesong , , Dana Forrester Bill Foster .. . Carl Foultz l Gary Fowler . , Cecilia Frank . Charles Fray , , , Janice Fridley John Frizzell . . Betty Frye , , . James Fugate .,..,....,.,Hannibal . . . Cedar Rapids, Iowa , , . . . . . Allerton, Iowa Ethel Rock Hill .St.Louis l . . . Abingdon, Illinois . , , . , Blue Grass, Iowa Bergenfield, New Jersey . , . . . Centerville, Iowa , Collinsville, Illinois l . . Ft. Madison, Iowa . . , Bettendorf, Iowa ,..,.. Green City . . . , Moberly . , . , Brunswick , ,, UnionStar Brookfield Guthrie Center, Iowa Kirksville . ...,. .,.,. T roy , . l l Charlton, Iowa Gerald Foster ... ,.... . . , West Chester, Pennsylvania . . . , . Livonia , , Danville, Iowa . , . . , Salisbury l .. , Union . l , Chariton. Iowa , . . l , High Hill . Davenport. Iowa Class of 1969 209 Lavon Gilliland .,.,. , J David Gilman ...,....,, Anthony Giordano ..... Jerald Glassford ..,. J J Linda Gramling J J Larry Granneman J J J Wilma Green ,,....i Michael Greenlee J J J J Margaret Greve J J , J J Robert Greve J J J Steve Griffin ,... Daniel Goble ..,,. Roger Gooden ...... Michael Guenther J J J Jennie Guffey ..... Susan Gulnac J J J Leslie Guthrie ..... Donna Haage ...... Linda Hackmann J Barbara Hall ..... Jan Hammersmith Cheryl Harlan ...... Marcheta Harris ..., Sharon Harley .... Carla Harlow J J J Dana Harris J J Judy Harris ..... Judy Harrison J J J J Keith Hartweg ...... Frederick Hasekamp J J J Barbara Haskins Suzanne Hatcher JJ J Lee Hart J J J J J Louise June Harvey Christine Hatala J J J J J J J J Quincy, Illinois Auxvasse Hackensack, New Jersey J J J J J J Lockridge, Iowa .,JJJJ,JJJJJKirksv1lle J J J Oelwein, Iowa Fulton J J J J J J J Lineville, Iowa J J J J J J Davenport, Iowa J J Schiller Park, Illinois J J J J Downs, Illinois J J J Burlington, Iowa J J J J J J J Milton, Iowa J J J Ft. Madison, Iowa J J J J J J JJ Huntsville J J J Camden, Alabama J J J Oskaloosa, Iowa J J J J J Keokuk, Iowa BentonCity J J J Ft. Madison, Iowa J , J St. Louis . J J J Trenton J J J , Kirksville Moberly J J J New London J Davenport, Iowa J J J J , J J J Salisbury J ....,.. Kirksville J J Carthage, Illinois J J J J J Warrenton J Defiance J J J J J Chillicothe HawkPoint J J J ..., La Belle J J Ft. Madison, Iowa Class of 1969 I fx f ,Ja a Q M 'Q S I 131- 4 x J Ji J ,mf f , ' v ' J J I .fa - v -'ww W v X Gary Havrum J Jerry Hayes Mark Hayes Walter Hazelrigg Donna Heckelman Mary Hellenthal J J J J Fulton J J Salisbury Blakesburg, lowa J JJ Fulton J Kirkwood Ft. Madison. lowa th ,A y vs: if I an Q ,Ag--J Ai gd x at A ,i .., . I Aw 'S 33 E lv- fs A w th A A., I f A 'iii A2 .9 A 9519 A 4' S A M A , f Qi si f 21 ri 15 .qi -sy., VV -wk ,5if'n: A I Y 15 if A V ,aw ' A .' I 'ff'-If 7 5 ..g' -AAA 'AH' J v QQ? L 2,5 ' -g it .,,. jj? Af REA, , A nts., in is 1 A .,:. Q W Y ,Q ,,E.- 'L wg? il fl A A il my 1... Q AA: 3' J A miizci'-A hx K A57 I in an 4 ,gg ,QW- i'+ - 'll Avg, A ia., V 4 J E ..- I 'I' ' ?W I f Q5 I Q 'ii Q ,mmm EAA I I I A -'55 i Siva fi W 5' 2 E PQ WW V A Qs, A.' . ' ' f l I Darwin Henderson A Susan Henderson A A A Clara Henke A A Carl Henry A Gary Henry A Lila Hiatt A A A A William Hiatt ..... Connie Hickenbottom Rellis High A A A A Randall Hill A A Albert Hines A A Emily Hinshaw A Craig Hintz A A John Hobbs A A Gregory Hodits Bruce Hoehne AAA., Marjorie Hogenson A James Holder AA A Gary Hollenberg A Nancy Holman A A Pamela Holt AAAAAAA Cynthia Hoover A A A Don Robert Hoover A Doris Hoover AAAA Robert Hoover A A Edward Hopkins Michael Hopkins Judy Houf AAAAAA Pamela House Deborah Howard AA Sydney Howe A A Albert Howlett Jr. A A Bob Hrstka A A Leandra Hubbard A A William Hull AA A Sandra Hulsebus A A Mary Hunt AA Ann Sue Hunter A A William Hunter Norma Hunziker A Michael Hupfer A A Linda Hutchcroft A A A Linda Hutchinson A A Regina Hyland A Dwight Hyle A A Cynthia Irwin A Gary Irwin A A A Marcia Irvin A A Hideko Itokaz A Dale Jackson A A A A Quincy, Illinois A A A A A Bowling Green A A Montgomery City Des Moines, Iowa AA Quincy, Illinois A A A A A Kirksville A A A Fairfield, Iowa Kirksville A A Keokuk, Iowa Queen City A Decatur, Illinois AA A Richland, Iowa West Liberty, Iowa A AA Laddonia A A A A AParis AA AAAAAA Palmyra A A A A A Ethel Northbrook, Illinois A A A A A Augusta A AAAAA Raytown A A Bloomfield, Iowa A A A A A A Purdin AAAAAAAAPurdin A A AAAAAA Purdin A A Centerville, Iowa Troy A A A Ankeny, Iowa A AAAAAA Unionville A A A Burlington. Iowa Mexico A Des Moines, Iowa Melrose Park, Illinois A AAAAAAAAA Lawson A A A AAAA St. Louis A A Brookfield A A A A Canton A A A Centerville, Iowa A A A A La Plata AA Batavia, Iowa AA A Kahoka Cedar Rapids, Iowa Mediapolis, Iowa Fort Madison, Iowa A Des Moines, Iowa A AA Unionville AAASt.Ann A A Batavia, Iowa A A A A A Trenton A A Okinawa A Philadelphia 211 212 Robert Jackson . . I Vernon Jackson . . . Kathy James .... Carol Jennings . . Paul Jensen ..,, Anne Jerome , . Tom Jesaitis ..,. Vernon Jewett . , . Linda Jobe ,.... Terry Joerling . . Carol Johnson . . , Jerry Johnson ..... , , Kenneth Johnson Larry Johnson . , ,A ,A .H Lexanna Johnson Robert Johnston . . . . Janette Jones . . , Janice Jones . . Martin Jones , , . Sharon Jones . . . Patricia Julius ..,, Mary Jurgensen . . . Steven Justice . . . James Kaalberg Frank Kahl ..,,. Joseph Karaty .. Munira Kassicieh . John Kauzlarich , Eileen Keegan . . Linda Keen . . , Sheryl Keeran , Daniel Kelley Susan Kelly , . Sheryl Kempenaar James Kepros , , Sara Jo Key . . Kenneth Kielty Darrel Killebrew Cynthia King . Donald King . . , Nancie King , , Shelby Kingslover Phyllis Kirchner Kris Koestner , , . Andrea Kochman Douglas Kollar . . . Stanley Kolkmeier Anthony Konski Jerry Kral , . . Allen Kressman , , , , Chillicothe . . . St. Peters , . . .,,, I-Iurdlanrd Memphis Marshalltown, Iowa Kirksville .. Laclede . Lincoln, Nebraska ,..,,....Trenton .. Augusta ,........LaPIata . Freeport, Illinois . . , , . . . Lewistown . . Ottumwa, Iowa . . . , , Centralia Birmingham, Iowa .. Bevier .... Bevier . , . New Cambria . , , Carthage, Illinois Bevier . . . . Clinton, Iowa . . . , Ankeny, Iowa , , , Muscatine, Iowa , , . . Medora, Illinois , . . West Paterson, New Jersey . , . , Jerusalem ........,..,Kirksville Mechanicville, New York Moberly , . . Cedar, Iowa . . , Oskaloosa, Iowa .. . , ,. Albia, Iowa Oskaloosa Iowa , . Marion Iowa . ..... Jonesburg , . . Centerville, Iowa , ,,,.,,Durham . . . . Keystone, Iowa . . Cedar Rapids, Iowa Marshalltown, Iowa . , Warsaw, Indiana .. Stockport, Iowa . Centerville, Iowa Collinsville, Illinois ,... ., Queen City ., , St. Charles Penndel, Pennsylvania , , . . . Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I' 'Vx 2 it I ,,, :.. to , , J 5 We-wi 4 K at J Q, , ,ws W it s 1 3 'dxf ta ..,. V . qwgn M Q is 4 Z ' 3 4,, ' il -5 :IZ 3 as In ,xg g Af QA g lgf 0 . 2 gg'i xii Tw I Lg, f?k,'x gm Aj it Y ,L I Q A ..- A K A SAJ'fs-.f AASB, le Dee Anne Kuhler A A A A A Keytesville Julie Lademann .... A A A Kirksville Benjamin LaMaster A Davenport, Iowa Marcia Lamis ..,,...,.. Agency, Iowa I Walter Landis Jr., Bergenfield, New Jersey Ronald Lane ..,,....... St. Catherine Q AA, lata is., A A wiw 1 A I! I 5-H-4 A If ,FVKX U 'fa A all 5 .jail l ' A -I Q lrlr i A' I I A ,im x ii, , - ' 7 7 Al ., I ,',, ff +C--1' J A st. 1 A3 ' A I are Class of 1969 Peggy Lanpher AA Daniel Larkin A A A Linda Larson A A A Clyde Larue ,,.. Randall Lary A A A RonLaryA Ronald Latta A A A Michael Laughlin Juliette Lauvao A A Kenneth Lavy A A A Richard Leake A Michael Lederle .... A A Randall Legendre Thomas Leibowitz Howard Lentz A A James Leonard A A Diana Lewis ..,. Jami Lewis A A Tommy Lewis A A Kenneth Libby AA David Liddell Jr. Gregg Liddle A A Robert Lindsay A A David Linquist A A Phyllis Lindquist Mary Liston A A A A A Darrell Littrell AA Dennis Littrell A A A Carol Livesay A A A Joyce Livingston A Karen Longwith A A Elaine Lopez .... Jacqueline Lorenz Arlo Lorenzen A A A A A A A A A A A Kirksville A A A A A A Clinton, Iowa A . A Oskaloosa, Iowa AA AA Laddonia AA.AAAAALawson Lawson Keokuk, Iowa Hurdland Linda Lauer ...... Q A A A A A A Ft. Madison, Iowa A A A American Samoa I , , A Winfield A A A ..,,.. Marceline AAAA,.AAAAAAAMex1co A . A A A A A Clinton, Iowa Wyncote, Pennsylvania Salisbury Michigan City, Indiana Hannibal Overland A A Paynesville AA A, Moberly A A Wayne, New Jersey A A A A A A Clinton, Iowa A . A A A Hedrick, Iowa A A A Keokuk, Iowa A A AAAAA Kirksville A A Biggsville, Illinois A A A New Cambria A A A A New Cambria AAAAAAAAAAParis A Galesburg, Illinois A A A A A A A A A Kirksville A A A A A A Florissant A AAAAAAAAA Purdin A A A Linn Grove, Iowa l 'vw 213 214 Class of 1969 Paul Maas ...,. .... Daniel Madden A A Ellen Madsen ...,. Harold Mansfield A A Janice Mark .... Micky Martin A A A Ronald Martin Dale Mason A A A A Carolyn Mathis A A A Mary Matthew A A A Alfred Maxfield A A A Cheryl May A A RexMay AA Kenneth McBride A A Judith McCampbell Michael McClain Marvin McClanahan June McCIaskey Rebecca McConnell Janet McCormick A A Saron McCormick Linda McCoy Michael McCruden Ronald McCullough Diane McDermott Philadelphia, Pennsylvania A A A A A A A AA Mt. Sterling, Iowa A ....,...., Elk Horn, Iowa A A A A A Kansas City A A A Leon, Iowa A A A Green Valley, Illinois A A A A A Farmington, Iowa LaPlata A AAAAAAA Macon A A A Kirksville AA Wentzville A Kirksville A AAM1lan A A A A A A Cahokia, Illinois A AAAAAA A A Canton A A Allerton, Iowa Kirksville A Lucerne A A LaPlata A A Sumner A St. Louis Lucerne A Hannibal A A Trenton BergenfieldA New Jersey Richard Lorenzen Margaret Losson A Michael Loveless Eugene Luck AAAA Edward Luedeking Marilyn Luers A A A AAAAAAAAAAMonroeCity ' M A A A A A A Lafayette, Indiana V A Willow Springs, Illinois AAAAAAAAAA.Keota,Iowa 1'-D63 A A A A A Cedar Rapids, Iowa W f A..-M K ic,-V Ak AAAAAA.AAAElsberry A Y cf' 'C 13555. Q46 YQ At e' A Q 11 A VA Q A. - Q ' ,xt Pamela Luett AAAAAAAAA A Clinton, Iowa 'AAA' - John Lutz AAAAA Phoenixville, Pennsylvania - . H I A ,AA,A , s rtis A if -fr A Jerry Lybarger AAAAAA Granite City, Illinois I Dorothy Maag A A AAAAAAAAAAA St. Louis ' if L A PT' if vflfezf A - S Arif! 1 A ' : ' 7 ' 1, V A: 5 A as-Q. ' S taaa A ii S AQ.: A gr IA AAAA A AA In -P- -w: fr J- sv, .Q .aa if AAAA E 'Es' t 1 1 aw in -0-I P G at iz A- A- AA r J' V? li' A fr A as J' Ai ' I lj I L 'fr' 1 Cf wAfAAw f le A fl -121 MAAL : A as ,A -nn S7 'iivxlf 7 1 A gf: A -1, AA if K A 4 at M iii' Af A --f A r A wanton x3 QM J ' L at in . ? ,isp , Q, IZA I 1 A g IQ, ,L ii I AA A f i S W4 ,VA 1 V. A, VA ,. ,. N' f ' .'ii?fA? I H -Af f f t A 5 K ing I A at EZ . -Z KL wx - f f LL . A. A iw .Q - fs A Ke' 'W ,Aff W N AA At., g A , tm 'U' ' my N A mr 1 5 L 3 Af ... Ai Q, , 6. li .. , .IV 'K-55155 '-,-'L Hiiisr, A W ss A .'-l 7 was V, we lf'-te .Q g- , 1. A sv.- iililt A, W I 09' A' f QQ? fl in -I Q V Af A A ' A V , 1- sg. 3. 6 A :A A ae i F 1, A i 7' rQv'Q' 'P Melvin McKie A A A William McMein ,... Margaret McNabb A A Alice McNeil ......, Mike McPheron ..,, Jane McQuiston A James McRae A A A Karla Megehe A A A James Megowan A A A John Meissen A A Debra Mercer .,.. Touraj Mesh kati ,... Jeanne Mess ..,,.. Constance Meyer A A A Jerome Meyer .... Donald Middleton A A A James Miers ,,...., Ann Miles ...., Tony Milian ..... Beverly Miller .... Earl Miller A A A Jerry Miller A A A Mary Miller ..,,., Lawrence Mish A A A Jean Mitchell A A A Joan Mitchell A A A Peggy Mittler ..,.ll Ronald MoDavis ,.,.. Kathy Montgomery Robert Monteith ..., Cecil Moore ..,, Claire Moore ..... Mickey Moore A A A James Morgan .... Mark Morgan A A A Mary Morgan A A A Monty Morgan .l... Sandra Moritz A A A A A Lynn Morrell AAAAA Kenneth Morris A A Robert Morris A Ronald Morris A A A Steven Morris A A A Anita Morrow AAA. Lonny Morrow A A A Richard Morrow A A Carol Mosher A A AA Robert Mudrak AAA. Arthur Muensterman Duane Murphy AAAA A A A Fremont, Iowa A A A Webster Groves A AAAAA Green City AAALinneus A A A Olney, Illinois A A LaGrange Park, Illinois ...Trenton AA A .Hannibal AAAAAAAAAMoberly A A A New Cambria A A Morton, Illinois AAAAAAAAAAAIran A A Bettendorf, Iowa A A A A AAAA Berkeley A A A Cincinnati, Ohio A A A Downing AAAAAAAAAAAAAPar1s Huntsville A A A A Marshalltown, Iowa A A A A A Centerville, Iowa A A A A A A A Greentop A A A A New Bloomfield A A A A A A A A Fairfield, Iowa A A A A A A A Avon, New Jersey A A A Ridgeway, New Jersey A A A A LaPlata A Marthasville A A A A A Florissant A AAAA A A Novinger A A Seymour, Iowa A A A Kirksville AAAAAAAAASt.Louis AA A A Dexter, Iowa Palmyra A A A A Ft. Madison, Iowa A A A A A A A Ft. Madison, Iowa A A A A A A Ft. Madison, Iowa A A A AAAA AAAAAAAAA P aris Colorado Springs, Colorado ANewCambria A A A A Bergenfield, New Jersey AAGorm A AA Des Moines, Iowa AAAAAAAAAAAWyaconda AA A Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Seymour,Iowa Clmton.Iowa Saddle Brook, New Jersey AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATroy Farmington,Illinois David Murray , . . Denis Murray . . Susie Myers ,. A Dave Nachtweih . . Erwin Neighbors . . Donald Nelson . . . Garrett Newman , , Etta Newsom ,,ii Linda Nichols , , . William Nicodemus Sharon Niece .,.. Jack Niemeyer .... Jeanine Nill ....,. Katsu Nishimoto . Cynthia Nishimoto Richard Nissing . . . Ronald Nissing l l . Nancy Niswonger . Stanley Noah .,... Joyce Novotny . . . Susanne Nugent . . Dean Nuhn ,,.... Larry O'Bryan . , . Sheryl O'Day . , . Linda O'Neal . . Melvin O'Neal . . Mary Olan ..,., Donald Olinger . . . Del Oliver ..,.. Bert Ollie ,,... Walter Ornes .... Cynthia Owen . , . Edward Painter , , . James Palko .... David Panther . . . Leon Partin ..,,.. Judy Passmore . . , Joan Patrick . . ,. . Victoria Patryla .. Orville Patten . . Anna Pauk ., ... Mary Ann Pavlisin Cleva Perry ...... Jesse Petefish ..r.. Gary Peterson . . . James Peterson . . . Bernetta Phillips . . Robert Phillips . . . Dennis Pickering . A . Joyce Pickering . . . Paramus, New Jersey . . ,... Boone, Iowa , , . . Batavia, Iowa . . . , St. Louis , . . Green City . , , Ollie, Iowa , . . , Livonia . . , , . New Florence Moberly Dumont, New Jersey . , , Kirksville , . . St. Louis . . . . St. Ann . . . Japan . . . St. Ann , . . Wright City . . . Wright City ........, Wentzville Bucklin . Cedar Rapids, Iowa . . . . . . . . Kirksville . . . ...,.... Macon .,..... Monroe City , . Ft. Madison, Iowa ..........Moberly . . , Freeport, Illinois . . , , Keokuk, Iowa . . . . , , Brookfield .. Shelbyville , . St. Louis . . Brashear . . . . , . Princeton ,..,,..,,....Paris . . . Whiting, Indiana . . Iowa City, Iowa , . , Glenwood . . , Kahoka Bevier , . . . St. Louis . . . Kirksville . . . Havelock ...,.....Affton .....,..,Novelty . . . Ashland, Illinois ,........Trenton . . . . La Plata , . New Boston , . , . . Mexico . , , Kirksville . . . Unionville in Q,-w H jg? . in as-ef 4 5, ta ,xiii H? ,K I' ' , V F P .t 'na ., Jil' ,22 5 lt.. ..,. . . at 'H se. fe , K gs f . ' S42 v i A 2 ' :51fh i1,,ae.. - :sk ir SQM, ae 'W ,.....a if , SM , f . V 51? , nr ' 1- 'H Q,5,?,vti,i5 'M. TS fyyfatiifiiis s 7 5 t-thx f 1, ' . ' 's ' i f 1 H' . J K -- tgtgitgae' 5 ,ff , ,Tm . 25.57 , , K , , gli: 'vga' ,gint ' ' 'Hu f Gl llti 15555-1 'I cv fe e sf :,, 5:21-A It I., ,ti-gr ,nm ff' . Q J at Xi S- Sandra Pieper .... Joyce Pinson . , . . ..., Morton. Illinois Stephanie Polhans , . . Gary Pittenger . Frankie Politte , . . Barbara Poore . . , A Oakdale, Iowa ,, . ., Edina . , . . . . Wyaconda , , . Flat River . . Shelbina s zi- Sandra Potosky ..,,. Holmdel, New Jersey 'UB Linda Potts .... ...,. ..,. E I don, Iowa 9. , Catharine Powell , , I .,,. Trenton 1 5? , I Vanna Powell ,... .. Kirksville - 9- 1, t I t., qw P gvg .,,A I , s ' f5f2nx r f' f 43 ' t E , 'S' ' 1: A J I E ,A .N fm- K .tzg t atigfv in j A4 ..nm.a. fzgwgl ' r1'-xl , tfaf t as e e ,I R . - a'.', L ' 2 . .,.-WV' K v I 43 R , K I V591 V. , .. - L ., , 3 Ibn K gg? A 1 V V IIQV ' 'U fl' 'V i Class of 1969 Vicki Powell ....,, Sharon Precht .,,, Busba Premarasmee John Prior ..,.... Daniel Pugh ,,.... Delores Pulis , , . Marcella Quigley . , Barbara Quint .... Gary Ray ..,,... Billy Reed ,.. Jennifer Reed ,,.. Sarah Reed , . .... . . Martin Reiss .. . Gary Reneker . , William Reynolds , Joyce Rhodes . . . Jerry Richardson . Joyce Richardson . Joanne Ridgeway . A Rosemary Riggen Judy Riley . . . Cecil Robertson . . . Jacquelyn Roberts Marilyn Roberts , Richard Roberts , . New A . , Edina Mexico . , . , . Thailand A . . Wright City ...,. Palmyra ,...,. . Huntsville Silex . . . , . Independence Marshalltown, Iowa .....,.,.Elsberry ........,LaBelIe , , . I Brookfield I I I York City, New York .. . Douds, Iowa . La Plata . Hinsdale, Illinois . . ..,, Brunswick . , , Brunswick . . . . . Mexico Milan . . Bowling Green . . , , . Brashear A . . . . Silex . , . St. Louis Pleasantville. Iowa 217 f ' T 218 David Romberg ...., Constance Rooker . , . . Quincy, Illinois . . . , . . , , Ottumwa, Iowa Gerald Rosales ........,, Ottawa, Illinois Steven Rose ,.... James Roth ..... Jean Rowland , , . Alexandria, Virginia Palmyra ............Perry Beverly Rubey ...,......, Brighton, Iowa Thomas Rusert . . . Hamburg, New York Joyce Rush . .,........,. Corydon, Iowa William Russell .,....,. ..,.... M oberly Richard Rutherford .,.. Montgomery City Terry Rutherford . . , ..,...... Vandalia Pamela Ruzicka . . Western Springs, Illinois Barbara Ryder . . . Mary Saltsgaver 4 . Laverne Sample . , Barbara Sandberg Carolyn Sanford . John Saylor ..... Larry Schieni .... Dan Schmidt .... Donald Schumaker Fred Schultz ...., Robert Schutte . . . William Schwieder Larry Scott ..,,.. James Seitz ....... Ronald Selkirk . . . Robert Selser , , . Will Selser .... Michael Sertterh . Dale Shanholtzer . Candida Shaw .... John Shields ..,.. Joe Shilt ....... Donald Shirkey . , . . . . . La Grange, Illinois Brunswick . . . . . . Brookfield, Iowa . . West Burlington, Iowa Novinger l .. Des Moines, Iowa .....,...Salisbury ............Brookfield . . , . . . . Stockton, Iowa . . . . . . Davenport, Iowa Mexico . . . . . . Davenport, Iowa . . . Blairsburg, Iowa , . , , , . Brookfield . . . Alton, Illinois . . . . , Kirksville . . . Kirksville , . . . , . . . Ottumwa, Iowa . l . . , Coatsburg, Illinois .........Down1ng Keokuk,Iowa Newton Illinois City, Illinois Jon Sholes . ,,....... Center Point, Iowa Karen Shreffler . Rapid City, South Dakota Roberta Shreffler ,..,..,,,..,. Novinger Danny Shupert ...,,....,...,... Mexico Edward Sick .... .,....... S t. Louis Donna Simmons . . . ..,, Hillcrest Heights Ivan Singleton . . . ,,... Mendon Glen Skaggs .... . . . Brunswick Phyllis Skaggs . . . . . . Brunswick Sharyn Skaggs . . . ...... Paris Richard Skinner . . , ..... Trenton Patrick Small . , . ,... Hazelwood Susan Roberts ..,.. Mary Robertson . Pamela Robertson Judith Robinson . Ronald Rogers . . . , . Florissant , l , Wyaconda . , . Marceline . . . Trenton .. O'Fallon QW an wr- . tb, tg YL MT' ,,,, N SWT if ff' ' .ith as 3 1 J 4. 2.4 br 5 sh nav tl'-9 an H-,. .Q W lynn lg, Q W rpg' 13,35 1 -z ,.:- -- I V A ,L - ' Khzh I 7: I' Q fag in-'W' xv' in ii 25 mf, W3 at :gg 'H 3 9 i - R355 I' it I, ' I W I 'VIZ I I 1? A 5 S S V Q 4-1 J 1'-Q Q 5, 6 tl at J sg 'I' Q sr' K' J' 1 . I ii , , '-:': wif M 3: 11- are, :.,, 5 5 X .3 I.. D2 fl? , if I R? sf iflaa. - it I 6 51. ? f ,.E,, L .,, an F U nr at-Q W iii' 1 ' , S .H.tl..,,f KMM1 . 2 7 Q-f ' fzsegg' Joyce Stomberg Robert Stone , Lois Streett Thomas Stregcr Rodney Struss James Suchsland Patricia Sullivan Cynthia Suter :wi if ff ,HN 9 ky- p , Normandy . . Foley Newtown Muscatine. Iowa Davenport, Iowa Marion, Iowa Kirksville Moberly Douglas Smith . . , James Smith . . . Janet Smith , . . William Smith , . . Barbara Snell . . . John Sommerkamp Marsha Sommers . Terry Sommers I . . Caryle Sorenson . . Ardith Spencer , . . David Spencer . . Gary Spencer . I I Pamela Spencer , William Spratt . . , Richard Stallings John Starr , Albert St. Clair Charles Steele . I . Lynda Steele , . Jerry Steinke . . Sonya Stender . Janice Stephenson , , . Lonnie Stephenson Virginia Stephenson Eva Stewart ........ John Stewart , . , Julann Stickney . . . Linda Stine , , Fred Stieglitz I Edward Stockwell , , Normal, Illinois I . . . , Moberly St.Louis . . , . . Macon . . Knox City ,, . O'Fallon I Canton . , . Granger . . , Kirksville , . Trenton . . , St. Louis . . Trenton . . . St. Louis Williamsburg. Iowa . . . Hannibal Monroe City . Wyaconda . Wellsville Keokuk. Iowa Muscatine, Iowa Davenport. Iowa . New London Snyder . Sumner . . St. Louis . Brunswick . , . . Renick . , Hannibal Iowa City. Iowa . , . , Brookfield Class of 1969 Ni- 219 Martha Suter ...A.. Perry Swofford . . Ellen Swank ..... Charles Swanson . Paul Sweitzer ..., John Szofran . , . John Tarbet .,.. Barbara Taylor . . . George Taylor . . , Stephen Taylor . , . Tom Taylor ..... Darien Teeter .,.. Kathy Thomas . . A Neoma Thompson Gary Thompson . . . Scott Thompson A . James Thornton . . Richard Thurlo . . Rebecca Tibbs . . . Dean Tipton . , . Richard Tiller . . . William Todd .... Lois Toedebusch . Judy Tolly ,,...,. Eunice Toops .... Geraldine Toth .. Jeannette Toth , . . Paul Tracy ..... Ester Travis .... Barbara Trost .... Kui-Shung Tse . . . Motonobu Tsutsum . . . . . Wyaconoa . . . . . . Spickard . . . . , , Hannibal . Chariton, Iowa Muscatine, Iowa Fenton . . . . Shelbyville Albia,Iowa Fulton Hampton, Iowa . . Clinton, Iowa . . . A Brookfield . . . , . Mexico J . . LaPlata . . , . LaPlata . Ankeny, Iowa . Walcott, Iowa . . . , . Browning . . . . St. Charles . . , Queen City Mexico . . . Powersville A J , High Hill . . , . Purdin . . . Kahoka . . . . . . Foristell . . . . .. Foristell Davenport, Iowa Atlanta .,.l,.St.Louis HongKong .,.......Japan Victory Tucker . . . ..,,. Frankford David Tuiasosopo ..., ,... A merican Samoa Konra Turner ..,.. .,........ M exico Sandra Turner Kirksville A Sf- , li' AA KQGJ A Ag, 1 'igfigfi iv- A I' Aw liter 3, A A I UF V ':1. - ' Q 'SQ ' F, gran M. fg I 'A I it rfa1s2.f3s? 5 9 '+- NE I ,,., nc .A 'Q vc, A 1. . 1 A S. eiggsv saw W M' .M , A in 'W YEA Aw. ii! I Q C svx' eff'-si A A.. iw ,gpm -ss ? t an-. 5 A.. , litihle Qi I fi? 4, imma, 15 N' ,Jo . -fl Z 3.1434 5 2 , .ff A0 N 5 At A. sf . i lf'N- 1, 2, i' .A ,WEA r A xg. i i V A . A I Ai A , ,ff AA . L , ,- .A -Q A r ' 5 'fa-f A. L,A. I i A f - 'A . A - at 5' 'im ' i p A A A .4 ,S A Vw ygy I 'sa A f A H .A 7 Q. 3 A ik. f iq. A .A in K. A Gas Mig ,sat AA tif e,af af A- A M WJ ' .iv I A A A any tk' I .A Q -i A A ' ' Marie Van Dorin A Lorraine Van Essen Samuel VanSant A A Bennie Van Toorn Doris Varns ...... Steven Verdon .... Dennis Vickers A A A Phyllis Viviano A A A Stanley Vyvial A A A Willis Wade A A A John Wagner .... Kristine Wagner A A Ralph Wagner A A A Gary Waite ..... Richard Walker A A A Cheryl Wall ...., Dennis Wallin .... Charles Wallingford Randall Walston A A William Walton A A Phyllis Warden A A A Susan Ware A A Gail Washington Thomas Waters A A Nancy Watkins A A Rebecca Watson A A Shirley Watson A A A Woodrow Watson Shirley Watt AAAA Gary Watts A Paul Weber A Rose Weibel A Carol Weir A A Terry Weis ..AA Joyce Welch AA A Donna Wells Kenneth Wells AA A James Welsh A A Phyllis Wendel Gloria Weyand Sandra Whalen A A A Steven Whipple A Norma Whisler Marshall Whitaker Mary White Marcia Whitt A A Thomas Whittaker Susan Wiele A A Linda Wilhoit A A A A A Moravia, Iowa A A A A Tracy, Iowa A A A Clinton, Iowa A Allerton, Iowa A A..AA Moberly A A A A Clinton, Iowa A AAAAAAAAAAAA A A Ewing Collinsville, Illinois A Staunton, Illinois Kirksville A A A Ottumwa, Iowa Washington, Iowa A A A Deerfield, Illinois A AAAAA A Baring A Palmyra A A A A DeWitt, Iowa A Spirit Lake, Iowa Farmington New Sharon, Iowa Iowa A Montgomery City A AAAA Brookfield Farmington, Iowa A A A A A St. Louis A A A A A AA Huntsville A A Atlanta A A Atlanta A Kirksville Trenton A A Kirksville A Elsberry A Palatine, Illinois Denver, Colorado A A A A A St. Louis A A A Florissant A Gravois Mills BettendorfA Iowa A A Pacific A Lancaster Bowling Green Brian WendeIschaeferA Saunderstown. Rhode Island St. Louis A Malta Bend Batavia. Iowa Centerville, Iowa A A A Hannibal A Quincy, Illinois Fairfield. Iowa A A Moberly Cedar Rapids. Iowa A Quincy. Illinois 221 222 AAA, Class of 1969 Mary Lynn Wilson A A A Michael Daily Wilson A Nancy Wilson ..,...., Phillip Wilson .....,.,. Russell Clark Wilson A A Susan Winslow A A A Patricia Wise A A A Stephen Witte ..r, Larry Woldridge .... James Wolf ..,.. Lynne Wolf A A A Kathy Woody A A A Phil Wormsley .... Vivian Wright A A A Donald Yates A A A Janice Yoder ..,, A A Robert Gene Young A A A Helen Zeiler AAAAAAA Jane Ann Zentz A A A A James Zuroweste A A A A A A Knox City A A A Kirksville A A A A Brookfield A A A Queen City A A A Kirksville Morton Grove, Illinois A A A Dumont, New Jersey Bridgeton A A A A A Trenton A A A Columbia A A A Greentop A A A Kirksville A A A Kirksville A A A Greentop A A A Kirksville A Wellman, Iowa St.Louis A A A A Udell, Iowa A A A A Hurdland A A A St. Charles Carol Joyce Williams AAAAAAAAA Wentzville James Paul Williams .AAAAA Ottumwa, Iowa Jimmie Williams AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Brashear John R. WilliamsA A Bergenfield, New Jersey Marilyn Joyce Williams A A A AAAA Kirksville Kenneth Willows AAAAA A A A A Kirksville Brewer Wilson A A A A A A Des Moines, Iowa Edward Wilson AAAA A A A Ft. Madison, Iowa A3A,fg5ff,Afw A ::,,r.,,: A liltfa I fT':?fji: Q 1.1 L W ff 4- x sf' im 33325 :QW 3223 X 35352 s ' 51, 5 Q S 5 as an aim AY. me ' S AAAA N A Q X I QQ' H .A 'i 42 QW NA, Kenneth Wilson AAAA A A A Spickard Larry Dean Wilson AAAA A A A La Plata. kitty, wiv-Xl' Qt' flvx Ht . if or -I A K ,ai 115.15 if at as-.ff ,. is I Q6 1 is ff I - ry'-vw. -.....,. J, sr I . in av -1- v is Ms 0- 1. t i K 'I , fe H fk?'!':,,, frat I st? I . fa A f A s ais rw. W di' A 1 -2 ' K , is s-was Jerry Abrams . . , Sunny Ackermann Dan Adams .,.. Peggy Adelstein . . Elsie Aga Keumars Ahdief . Sui Ah-Hing . . Dennis Albertson Carla Albrecht Ruth Alderton Mary Alexander Imogene Allen . Patricia Allen . , Raymond Allen Dennis Allgoocl . . Margaret Allison . Brenda Anderson , Carolene Anderson Samantha Andrews Robert Angaine Richard Appelfeld James Arico , , Jacqueline Arnold Dennis Askew Donna Atkins Edwin Atkinson Patricia Ault Vicky Austin Lynn Badaracco Cynthia Bailey , Kathy Bailey Ronald Baker Ronald Baker Brenda Ballew Mary Jo Banta Gary Barnett Sharon Barnett Shirley Barnett Mary Bartley Patricia Bates Shirley Baugher Janice Baxter David Bean David Beaty Mary Beeler Rosanna Behle Judith Beisch Gary Belfield Jean Bender Mary Benson , . . , . Ottumwa. Iowa . Davenport, Iowa West Des Moines, Iowa , , . . . . St. Louis , Ameican Samoa .. .. ,,.. Iran , , American Samoa . . Green City . . Florissant Wyaconda Shelbyville . , Wentzville . . ,. Kirksville . , Eldon, Iowa . New Sharon, Iowa . Libertyville, Iowa . . Cantril. Iowa Waukegan. Illinois , Atlanta . , . . , Kenya . Glendale. New York Staunton. Illinois . Bloomfield. Iowa Stockport. Iowa , Mexico , Vandalia . Independence Cairo Mexico Redfield. Iowa Kirksville , . .. Memphis Crawfordsville, Indiana . , Fayette Englewood. New Jersey , . , Kirksville . , . . , Galt Bettendorf. Iowa , Fulton . Sumner Galt . . Greentop , Madison Mt. Sterling. Iowa Bosworth Elsberry Ottumwa, Iowa La Plata . Tipton, Iowa , Carbondale. Illinois 224 Harry Bentrup .... Amalie Bever A AA Sharon Billington A Michael Binning A A Judith Pipes ..., Carolyn Bishop A A James Blankenship A A A Patricia Blodgett A A A Jim Bodine A ,.,. A Brenda Bohannon Sue Boley ..... Marla Bond ,,... David Bondurant AA Stephen Booher A A A Charles Botdorf A A A Michael Bowles A A Ariene Bowen A Sandra Bowen ,,.. Vera Bowen ,..,. Richard Bowers A A Francis Boyd A Bill Brady AA AA Sharon Brakensiek John Brandt A ,,.., A A Thomas Brannan Ann Breckenridge A AA James Breckenridge Constance Brewer John Bringer Ethan Britten A A Daniel Brooks A Shirley Brookshier A A Barbara Brown Betty Brown Linda Brown A Maxine Broxey A Rande Bryan Brenda Buck A A Roger Bullock A Thomas Burg Roger Burk Claudia Burkhart Sharon Burnett A Deborah Burt Larry Buschling Daniel Butler A A A Randy Butler A John Bybee Joyce Cain A A A Fran Caldwell A A A A A A Lemay A A A A Hannibal A A A A A Novinger A A Van Wert, Iowa A A A Ottumwa, Iowa A A A A A Fayette A A A Brookfield A A A Kirksville A A A A Florissant A A St. Charles A A A Des Moines, Iowa AAAAAAAAAACairo A A A A A A Kirksville A A Manson, Iowa A Columbia A A Appleton City A A Novelty AA A A Brookfield AA Warsaw, Illinois A A A A Kirksville A A Milton, Iowa Dumont, New Jersey AA A AA Wright City Brentwood, New York A A Maplewood Keosauqua, Iowa A A A St. Charles A A Cyrene A A A A Palmyra A Parnell, Iowa AA A Moravia, Iowa A Gallatin Columbia A Newtown A A A Unionville A A A Cedar Rapids, Iowa A A Mooresville A A A A A St. Louis Milton, Iowa Decatur, Illinois New Cambria Huntsville A Bettendorf, Iowa A Fulton A Wayland Pittsfield, Illinois A A Unionville Cairo Ollie, Iowa A Shelbina Q' AJ' ilu , gh if 3 ,' fr - M- C V ,--' 4 if 'WSW 1514- 4 ziy 'ns au.. air 'sn -Q John Caldwell ,. Leanne Caldwell Sherry Calvert . . Pamela Campbell Morning Sun, Iowa , Morning Sun, Iowa . . . Bowling Green . . . Fairfield, Iowa 2, iz 1 Dorothy Canatsey , , . . . Hunnewell Wi ' Stephen Carlson . . . Rockford, Illinois A 'Y -T ' - 2 sq , raw W- ,SQ Stanley Casady . . , . , Bucklin I ,gf ve Arthur Cassidy . . . . . , Boonville v B -I Connie Cassidy . . . . , 'Palmyra 5?-:M M 4' K Dallas Cathey ,... . . . Hedrick, Iowa li , A tim-Qgkf KM in K , ks K, gmt 51-le fl ff' , V, 3' m V VV 1 I! ,Q 'M' grggv siilfifgi' .,. , e Y 5 as C was 5 rw ' 'il f 'L 4 I ' ' Simi , I Q in -If ylikrih G- fl 'fel War ' 15 .-L M L 'ii M in mfs. 'fa' I y g Qlf p ib- if?' t . . 1, ,,, :gm , V .1 Ak,vk - I A.:,: 1,31-2, .., v ,, 'I' ,N W If I , A I ' L Class of 1970 Jo Chaffee y . . . , William Chaloupecky Patricia Chandler , A Duane Charles , , Stephen Chatten , John Christie Linda Christy ..., Mary Church , . . A Frederick Ciarla . . John Clark . Mary Clark . . Marilyn Clary . . , Nancy Clifton . . Jean Clingman . . . Ken Clow , , . Bonnie Cogar , , . A Marilyn Cokerham . Nancy Collop . . . Ruth Conlee ,,.... John Conn . . . Linda Conn ,,.., Rich Cooper .,..,, Carol Cornelius ..,, Connie Cossey .... Florence Cottingham Luckey, Ohio . . Normandy , , . St. Louis . Mexico , Kirksville . , . Richards Gebur , , . , , . . . Milan . , , A , Brashear , . Solvay, New York A St. Louis St.Louis ,. .Edina Dallas City, Illinois .. . Hedrick, Iowa , . . Ottumwa, Iowa Pleasantville, Iowa , ...,. La Plata . , . Kirksville , I Argyle, Iowa . New London . Lafayette, Indiana ,.,..... Meadville A A . . , Newark . . . . St. Ann . .. Clark 225 Lucinda Critchlow . Maxine Cross .,... Shirley Crouch . I . Larry Croy .....r. Linda Croy ...,... Terrell Crutchfield Joseph Curtis . . Evelyn Daley .... John Daniels ..... Sandra Daniels . . . Theola Davenport , Donna Davey ,... Frank Davey . . . Helen Davis . . . Judith Davis ...,. Marilyn Davis . . , Victor Davis .,.. Edith Dawson ,.,. Linda Deatrick i I . Louis Defiore . . . Sherrill DeJong , . , Richard Demarest . Janice Demartelaere Nancy Dempster . . Robert Denison . . . Blytha Dennis .,.. . . Ottumwa, Iowa . Davenport, Iowa . Glenwood, Iowa ..,..,..Trenton ....,...Trenton Macon Bloomfield, Iowa . , . . Waynesville . . . . . Kirksville , . . Novinger ,. , . . Atlanta . . . Wellsville Meadville LaPlata . . , Lineville, Iowa . . . . . Lewistown ,.,... Kearney . . . , Bevier . . I I . . . Kirksville Mercer New Sharon, Iowa . , , , , Brookfield . Davenport, Iowa . Palatine, Illinois ....,.,St.Louis . , . . . . . Kirksville Mary Sue Denny ....,,. Bloomfield, Iowa Gary Derby ...... Sandra DeVall . . , Carlotta Dewey . . , Sydney Diamond . . Maria Diazdeleon . David Dickerson . . Michael Dickerson Catherine Dickson . . . Dan Dimmitt ,..,. Donald Dixon . . . Ronald Dixon . i I Robert Doak ..... William Doelling . Michael Dolan . . . Larry Dorrell ,... Danny Dorsey . . , Shirley Doss ...... Richard Dowell . . Zelma Dowell . , . George Drake .... Wendyl Drescher . . . . . I Albia, Iowa . . . . . . Wheeling . . . Louisiana . . University City , . . . Mexico . I . Tipton, Iowa . . Ottumwa, Iowa ........Atlanta . . . . Monroe City , . Unionville . . , Macon . , . St. Louis . . . Bridgeton . . . Kirksville . . . Marceline Ft. Madison, Iowa Baring . . . . . . Chillicothe . . . . , Chillicothe Moberly . , Quincy, Illinois Jack Coughman ..,. . , . Willa Cragen . . Paul Craig .....,.. , . Glinda Crawford Andrew Crist . . Powersville .. Center . , Ballwin . Kirksville . Kirksville 'S . 8 F' K is' A. Q et, ,gswlft A ii ag: ' 6 A Y IL Al K it re .,. t w --fa N--Q., 4 1 , 7 T 2' I 1 Q A i-Hgh. . - 9 1 K I AK K A, ..:E 3 71 if Sit AA - A ,V v K : Q A i :lm 4' Q- I1 J L Q Q J T ,MA A K AK Q' KKKK KA KA , v MAQ, A fx' AA :Kr Q 3 Q A i 3? A 5 JJ KAAA B J gil A 5' Gerald Fletcher Wapello, Iowa -f- . KK K f Marjorie Ford A A A Browning ffl ,A my '- ' fl is K J 5 4' J ' Ruth Fouts A A A Marceline ' ' 4 Tana Fray A A A A A Salisbury A KK Y K K ,k., I K x 'W ' Carol Freeman ..,.., Callao ' ' Ronald Frenzen Kirksville E-if... AN 1 ASNQVQQ Kojiro Fujiwara .... Japan K M -V AA Curtis Funk ..,,. A A Brashear N' Allan Dreyer A A Kenneth Dudley Dorothy Dwyer Eugenia Dwyer Deanna Dye A A A Phyllis Dysart A Elizabeth Early A A A Kathryn Easley A A A James Eide A Rick Elkin A A A Sally Ellenberger Wanda Ellington Jerry Ellis AAAAAAA A A Linda Ellis AAAA Sonja Ellis AAA, Jolene Emel A A A William Enyeart Warrenton Laredo AAAAAASilex Silex A A A Unionville AA Kirksville Baring AAAAAAAANovelty A A Redfield, lowa A Hedrick, lowa Bloomfield, Iowa AA Carson, lowa A A A A A A Laddonia A A Appleton City A A A Monroe City A A AAAA Baring A A A A A Brookfield Donald Erikstrup AAAAA. Rose Mount, Minnesota John Evans AAAA Karen Ewigman Nancy Farmer A William Farmer Linda Farr AAAA Glenn Fast AAAA Ferydoun Farsai Ronald Feltz AA Carol Ferguson James Ferguson Betty Flack AAAAAA A A A Sharon Fisher A A AA AA AJacksonville AA AAABrookfield A A A Kirksville A A A Kirksville A A A Kirksville A A A Kirksville Iran A A AAAA. St. Charles AAAAAAAMemphis AAAAAAAAAAAForistell Davenport, Iowa A AAAAAAAAAA Higbee Class of 1970 227 Rogena Funkenbusch Francine Fye ,...., Martha Gagnon .... Michael Gantt , , . Pauletta Garr .... Charles Garris . , . Olinda Gastler . . . Linda Gaus ..,. Judy Gearhart . . . Barry Gentile ,... Janice Gentile ....4 Gregory Germakian Diana Giesler ...... Terry Gifford ...,. Goldie Gilbert . . , Michael Gilbert ..,. Loretta Gil ger ...,. James Gingrich ,,.. Linda Godfrey . , , Laura Golden .... Rodney Good ...,. Marvin Gordon . . . Janis Gorzynski . . , Bruce Gosser .... Deborah Graff . . , Robert Graham . , . Cathy Gray ..... Steven Gray ..... David Greene ..... Janet Greenstreet . . ,...,..,.,,Taylor Ollie,Iowa . . , . Wheaton, Illinois LaGrange A . . . Ottumwa, Iowa . . Mineral Ridge, Ohio Wellsville Ewing . , , Newton, Iowa .. , . ., Jennings ,..........,St.Louis Bergenfield, New Jersey .,....,.......Mexico ..,,........Kirksville . . . . Bowling Green . . , St. Louis Fulton Clarence . , . . , . . Powersville . . . Donnellson, Iowa . . . . Bloomfield, Iowa Mendon , . . Chicago, Illinois . . . , . , . Lancaster , . . . . . Kirksville . . . . . . . Ottumwa, Iowa . . . Marshalltown, Iowa Browning . . . . Moline, Illinois , , , , , . Kirksville Robert Gregory ....,,. Roselle Park, New Jersey Ellen Grimes ,........,...,........ Unionville Beverly Grimshaw ..,................. Callao William Gronewald . . . .... Quincy, Illinois Jamie Grosso ....... ,...... L exington Class of 1970 'favs 1' . S I L5 E'2.??3L1si2l3liki1itSk:3' l5iTs?Eil53zEEeZsWf's dl fl 1 I 4. mga so 4 ,..f ' If Ng, ik Nancy Gudgell ............ Meadville Richard Gustafson , . Des Moines, Iowa Ronsld Hack , . . . , . University City Lee Haines , . . .... Winfield, Iowa Kambiz Hakimi ,.,.,,,.,........ Iran Linda Haley . . , West Des Moines, Iowa ep... Aw 4 . .11 s 'Ba 4 'te 5 fam AA Y xv 8 . E i I Q g la Q- ,,.'r sf ,X Q ,A 1 If ' f fif f. j 'iW at I ei Y ,,,3fz::k J f 7 A , -I -I H. V 1 A f f sf Am A W' x ' 'Fif i A func. J yt SA, A Judie Hall .,,.., Kathy Hamilton A A Linda Hammann Larry Hammerbacher ..,, Gary Hancock ,r.., Janet Hankins ...,. Joyce Hanna ..,, Debbie Hansbrough Linda Hansen A A A Sandra Harrison A A Stephen Harrison A Carol Hartsock ..,, Karen Hassell A A A William Hays .,.. Karen Heier A A A John Helfrich ..r,. Johanna Helton A A Connie Henderson Dennis Hendren A A Wendy Herzberger Cheryl Hightower A A Steve Hilkowitz ..,,. Steven Hilton .... Gary Hinze ..,,.. Linda Hixenbaugh Janie Hobart ,,..... Jolene Hoerrmann Dennis Hogan A A A Lonnie Holder A Harry Holderieath Patricia Holm A A Deborah Hols A Dianne Hols A A Stephen Holt ,,.. Christine Holthaus Ronnie Holtsman Ronald Hopphan A A Linda Horton Jesse House A A Karen House A Denis Howard Donna Hudson Gale Huffman A A Nancy Hulen Mary Jo Hulse Virginia Huston A Julia Hutchinson Argena Hutton Shirley Irwin Pamela Isely AA AHurdland A A A A A A ,......, Kirksville A A .... Washington, Illinois A A A A Raytown Jennings A A Kansas City A A A Mexico A A A A Monroe City AA A St. Charles A A A A St. Peters AAAAARevere AAAAAANovelty A A A A Burlington, Iowa A AA AAAAAA Stoutsville A Clarendon Hills, Illinois A A A St. Louis A A A A A A A Lewistown A A A A A A A Milton, Iowa A La Plata A A A Collinsville, Illinois A A A A A A A Novinger Philadelphia, Pennsylvania A A New Virginia, Ioyva AAAA AAAMexico A A Cedar Rapids, Iowa A A A A A A Kirksville A A A A AA Kirksville Quincy, Illinois A A A A A A Madison A A A A A A Bethel A A Stockport, Iowa A A Farmington, Iowa A Oskaloosa, Iowa A Cantril, Iowa A St. Louis A Louisiana Walcott, Iowa Bay Shore, New York A O'Fallon A A A A A A A St. Louis A A Auxvasse Fairfield. Iowa A St. Charles Lancaster A A Center A Hannibal Lineville, Iowa Hedrick, Iowa A Batavia. Iowa A Medill 229 Carla Jackson A A A Connie Jackson A A A Marilyn Jackson Thomas Jackson Patricia Jacobs A Art James A A Bruce Jarnagin A A A Eva Jarolim A A A Tom Jarvis A A Patil Jefferies A Jean Jessop A A A Linda Jett Joyce Jobe A A Rita Joens A A A Gary Johns A A Angela Johnson Betty Johnson Gloria Johnson Karen Johnson Morris Johnson Nancy Johnson Naomi Johnson Patrick Johnson Brambel Jones Cheryl Jones Christine Jones Deborah Jones Derry Jones A Eloise Jones Jacquelyn Jones A Janet Jones A Joyce Jones A Larry Jones Sharon Jones A Stanley Jones William Jones A Susan Joyce A Robert Junda Jean Jurgensen George Kaleta Bahram Kamali David Kapfer A A Judy Kapfer Mary Keller Martha Kelsey A Patrick Kennedy Janice Kenney Stephen Kilcoyn C Frederick Kingslover James Kirks AAAAAAFulton AAAAAAAAMacon A A Sandy, Oregon La Plata A A A A Fremont, Iowa A A Shelbina A A A St. Louis St.Louis A AA AA St. Louis A A A A Russell, Iowa A A A American Samoa A A ,AAAA A Parts A A A A A A Trenton A A A Gilman, Iowa A A A St. Louis AA Indianola, Iowa A AA St. Charles A AA Marceline A A A Gibbs AA Defiance A A A A Edina A AA Centralia A A A A Perry A A La Grange A A A Clarence Dumont, New Jersey Washington. Iowa A AAAA A A Mercer A AA Keytesville A St. Louis A A Davenport, Iowa A A A AAAA Downing AA Wheeling A A Havelock, Iowa A AA St. Louis A A Farber Medford. New York Garfield. New Jersey A A Winterset, Iowa Calumet City. Illinois AAAAAAIran A A A Milton, Iowa A AAAA Arbela A AA A Cairo A A A Kirksville A Donnellson, Iowa A A A A A A A A Coatsville AMexico A A Pleasant Hill A A Montgomery City it ,mv A' I H A. 225' s ,A S- ex W-7 Agu A :wy- ' gp' tw -'f-AAA A ,Q f A tw are I A C Aa- 'ww AQ Q 7: if Vffiiii 1-t -11 A' .,AtAffzg,.7,AfifwAg Ae, f 5 0 -I was guns ,gg 15. I it 5 , igmds at we I I , K- Q l ,' Q I lf' :ful 35 7 , .4 1 V 9 . SW Cheryl Kirtley .... Lucius Kitchens Margie Kittle , Charles Kitzman Loren Klahs , . , Susan Klump . . 54' L leve- M. K f Mr V A L, : , J? t wi e.a,:.,:1?3 ,va 1, J is iw . Q., . l JL l-A H'f'g,a , . Huntsville . , , , Rolla Gibbs . Deep River, Iowa . , . ,.,,. St. Louis . . , Warsaw, Illinois elss Sf' vl ' ' 'Fax WF' ' ,,. 'S 'H' . A ,f if up , R th e .f l A Wmr S-J.,,:,. .s. 'lt n .. Class of 19 0 Karna Kruckenberg . Lynn Kugler . . , A , Nancy Kuntmeyer , , Nidal Kurabi .. .. Dean Kurtz .... Mo-Ping Lai ,,... Thomas Lains . . , . . Karen Lake . . . , Lawrence Lamberson Elaine Langford . Eilene Langford . . Patricia Latimer , , , Glenda Lauer ...... Franklin Layland . . , Larry Lawrence . . . Rodger Lawrence . . Ronald Leazer ..,, Neemia Leau ..., Kristine Ledet ..., Charlene Leitman . , Marcia Lemmons Cecelia Lewandowski Dianne Lewis ,... Michael Lewton . , . Jerry Lieberoff 4 . . Greg Life .,..,,... Diane Lindenbusch Rachel Lindroth . . , Bonnie Linn ...... Leon Lintz ..... Marilyn Lobmire . . . Thomas Logan . . . Sheila Logston .,... Mary Anne Logue . Terry Loose ..,.... East Moline, Illinois , . . A ..,.. . . Gorin A . . , Palmyra ,, Lattakia, Syria . , Brighton, Iowa .....,China , , . . Overland , . . Lewistown A . . , Louisiana , , Jamesport Jamesport ..........,Pa1mer , , Montgomery City ....... Exira, Iowa , , . . Conrad, Iowa . . , Palatine, Illinois . . . . . . Argyle, Iowa , . . . American Samoa , . . Des Moines, Iowa .,,....,. Wentzville .. DesPeres . . . . , . Roundlake, Illinois , . . I... Oskaloosa, Iowa Hannibal St.Louis . . ....... Cedar, Iowa , . . , Montgomery City , Des Moines, Iowa . . , . Tipton, Iowa I , . . Washington, Iowa . . . . Bevier . , , . . Sedalia . ,....tKirksville A . . I I Brookfield . . Arlington Heights, Illinois 231 Class of 1970 Micheleen Maher Michael Mahoney Michael Mahoney Foad Makhai . . . Calvin Malcolm . Walter Malins . . , Geneta Maloney , John Malvin .... Janet Manning . . Richard Mansfield Dennis Marley . . Benny March . . . Nikki Marr ..... Davenport, Iowa Unionville . . . . . . Round Lake, Illinois . ............... Iran . . . . Carman, Illinois . . . , l Crete, Illinois .............Macon , . . . . . Collinsville, Illinois A . . . Burlington, Iowa , . . . . . . , Kirksville , . . . Muscatine, Iowa . . . , New Cambria ...... Kirkwood Adam Marshall . . , . . . Kirksville James Martin . . . . , Kirksville Marilyn Martin . . A ...... . Ottumwa, Iowa Sandra Matthews St. Petersburg, Florida Blllye Maynard . . . .,,,...... Eldon, Iowa Joyce McCall . . . Barbara McCay . . , ...........,.., Mexico . .,,. Warrenville, Illinois Michael McChesney .... ..., W apello, Iowa James McClintock .,.. , . . Monroe City Mary McClintock ..... . .. Yetter, Iowa Frederick McCombs . . Lovilia, Iowa Paul McCray ........ ..... K irksville James Lorence .,.,. . . . Ottumwa, Iowa Charles Loveless .... ..... H azelwood Patricia Lovland Marcia Lowe .... Gerald Lund .,.... Diana Lundberg . , . Leroy Lutu ..... Connie Lyman . . Carolyn Mack ...... Geneva Magruder . . . . Macon . , . . Canton . , . Kirkwood . . . Hurdland American Samoa ,........Glendale . . . . Kirksville , , . , . Gibbs as i 'Q'? nw? 5, ff' A .a-. ' .- . . . .fx V , , L3 ,, f - wifgeiv 4 veil u 1 vcr l'f. 59:5 2 56,41 swsqq in ft t. fa? if F aj Wg, ima ' 5 . . . , . ' - ,as- ix as ' , ff x M ' N 1 ,F , 3 t. . f -5 If 1 I N- -sl' H. I ' -,,. . fi if 4 J-av Q fe LM if K A I in , 5 ,J QW J V ,+ I 4 ri ' 4 1 Wd wipes ms - z 1 MMG xx H -. .M ,d x 1' Ai dx Ja' Vg We aiagllnll in K t Q1 , , Q N ,. I I 1,43 wi' , mf- . , ,E,, qs ti , , I' Q ., ff '-: . N avg: J ,Q K3 ' . .f 1 a.. '-'l - ae9,'r,,-- are g 1: Q ' Q 1 3 ' ii , Q nr If 'H' fi fl' liiilisftwlfali 7 g A . T -i 'wc t W l '5s e 4' I Q, ' a t I J y . gg: i if :F 4LS.i:.:11f'- I. I ,,,. 5 ' K . sy Q , 3 Q foe get See fl W' K . , eh- t ,,f -if I , K . 4'-' J , if it 1'-' js h A mws QWRJ B 5 is W ' te' , I 4 ,.., , xg 6 J .5 ,A 3 x a Q-, if fs i. t ,,::.t J 3 I I f I, krkix It H - 5 ,, ik xl ,, S ' , - , ,-:-l '1 ' A , . , gi 9- - 1, S , -2-V it H L bfi' 'QW S' I 'F' Wi -iig z J I ,atr sw . . Qi K- il :::: V IN l A, it A- 763. ': ., ,E .ills U . t. Jin-N Q: Georgie McCurdy .. Steve McDowell . . . Alice McEwen . . . Gary McKiddy . . , Stuart McMains ..., Carol McNeil ...... Bruce McQuillen . . . Martha Meek ..... Linda Meisner . . . Paula Mehl ..l.. Sheldon Mekler .,.. Carolyn Mettes . . James Meyer ...,,. Karen Middleton . . , James Miller ..., James S. Miller . . . Joseph Miller .. Mary Miller ..,. Warren Miller ..,. Marsha Mills . . . Susan Mills ...... Michael Milnes . . . Donald Minor ,... John Mize ...... Gary Mock . . . Kenneth Mollet .... William Montgomery Bernadine Moore . , . Charles Moore ...., David Moore . . Patricia Moore , . . Robert Moore . . . Joyce Moots .... Mary Morgan ..,. Thomas Morgan . , . Robert Moritz ..... Patrick Morrissey . , Mark Morrow . . , Mary Lou Morse . . Marcia Mossbarger . Noaleen Motter .... Phyllis Mullenix . . . Betty Murrell .... Beverly Myers . . , Russell Myers . . . Beverly Nash . , . Parviz Nasser . . Ellen Nausley .,.. George Neff . . . Lois Neighbors . . . Vandalia ..,,. . Kirksville . . . Des Moines, Iowa Bridgeton . . , Bloomfield, Iowa . . . Preston, Iowa . . . . . Tipton, Iowa ...,,.,,...MCXlC0 Clarence . . Ft. Madison, Iowa . . . . Creve Couer , . . , Shelbyville . . . . , Dalton , . , Princeton , . . Kirksville . . . Bloomfield, Iowa . . . . . . ,. Kirksville Silex . . . . Bevier . . . . Fulton Jamesport Canton Moberly ....,...,..Moberly , . . Bettendorf, Iowa . . . , Vandalia , . , . . Arbela . . , . St. Louis . , . . Memphis . , . Kahoka . . . Kirksville .. ..,... Kirksville .,.....,.....Gibbs .......,...Sewel,Iowa Ann Arbor, Michigan . . , . , . Kirksville Overland , . . . . Ottumwa, Iowa . . . Centerville, Iowa . . . . . , . Brookfield . . . Kirksville . . . . , Kirksville Llnneus Snyder , . . Ottumwa, Iowa . . Des Moines, Iowa Iran Kirksville Marion, Iowa Unionville 233 234 Janet Neill ..... Nancy Nelson .... Frances Nemoto . Diane Newell . . . Dean Nickens . . . Dorothy Norman Gerald Northcutt Douglas Nugent . Gary Nuhn ,.... Robert Nunez . . . Ann O'Connell . . Daniel O'Connell Kathleen Ogar , . Raymond Orlando Patrick O'Rourke Warren Osthoff , Kathy Owen ..., Paul Ozug . . . , Elizabeth Page . . Carol Pauley . . . Vicki Paustian . . . Duane Peffers ..,. Richard Pekarek . . Gary Peterson ,,., Roberta Peterson William Pickle . . Joan Pierce . . . Nancy Pieske . . . James Pinson . . . Ronald Pipes . . . Jerry Pirtle ..... Roger Platz .l.... Iokapeta Poutoa . Teresa Powell , . Jeanne Powers . . Pamela Powers . . Ronald Prather , . , Peggy Priebe .,., Suebsai Puaves . . Larry Pullins . . , William Pyszka , Karla Quanstom . . Larry Raines ..., Leone Ralph ..,. Linda Randell , . Judith Randolph . . . . Marilyn Rapley . Juletta Ratliff . . . Deborah Rawson Ronald Redden . . 4 Mexico l . . . Wheaton, Illinois Hawaii . Brooksville, Florida Overland Bevier . ..... New London Haledon, New Jersey Macon . . . Rockford, Illinois . . . ........... Kansas City East St. Louis, Illinois Mexico , . Glen Ellyn, Illinois . . . . . . Parnell, Iowa Augusta . . . . Princeton ,. .. Gary, Indiana Milan . . , Powersville . . . . Davenport, Iowa . . Pleasantville, Iowa .,...... Warrenton . . . . . . . Kirksville . . . , Ottumwa, Iowa Mexico Iowa City,Iowa Milan Edina . , . Kirksville . . , Bloomfield, Iowa LaGrange . , American Samoa Mexico St.Louis .........St.Louis St.Charles . , , Farmington, Iowa Thailand Waylong . . . Belvidere, Illinois . . , Davenport, Iowa . . . Chariton, Iowa . . . , , Mallard, Iowa . , , Donnellson, Iowa Florissant . Rock Island, Illinois . . ................ Ethel . Cedar Rapids, Iowa Auxvasse qw ' 9 I MK S S , t, .. li, t 3 is as AN ss I 1-f Qfifiv ,l Q. . , 'Ai ,K l Yi yQ if xxx 'ir 'IL' r . .V , Donna Reece .. Starr Reed , , . Patricia Reilly , . , Dianne Reinker . . Arthur Renstrom , Richard Reynolds ,,.. Llenell Rhoades . . Beverly Richardson Neta Richardson . . . . Kirkwood ., Macon , Englewood, New Jersey ........ss...,Elsberry , , , . Martinsburg , . . . Chillicothe . , , , . Brunswick MonroeCity , x as LM Q in . Q V. I 1 6 I , 14, gg 'ai' , ,sa x 4 .lg Lucerne Ruth Richardson ..... Cedar Rapids, Iowa kg Jasc., M, 'q. sv X' , 9 4 .5 J I tlat L L M f ' ' .-fy f Qs +1 t a . It . It B 1: 5 .Q 5 if 1 r v Q ff' I if 1 ' J Q -f Q .QQ if 1535 ' A n Q if teit L r rt.. ,E .,,,., s gg it G at , L in - . . W I A 'Q Sue Richardson . , . Larry Rigdon .... Carolyn Riley . . , James Ritze . . . Gary Robbins . . . Kenneth Roberts . Elizabeth Robertson James Robertson . Lyle Robertson . . , Stanley Robinson . . Scott Roby . , . . , Linda Rohman . . , Howard Rosenbluth George Ross ...... Deitra Rouse , , . Ronald Rowland .. Betty Ruegsegger John Ruggeberg . A Nylene Rutledge . Brenda Rutlin , . Cathy Safford ,, . Gwendolyn Sanders Anne Sanderson Stephen Sanfilippo Gloria Sangeorge of1970 ., Scarboro, Maine . . Kirksville . . Des Moines, Iowa Trenton A . . Crocker A A . , . Lancaster Springfield, Illinois , , .... Hannibal , ,, Cantril, Iowa , Waukegan, Illinois , . . Jefferson City A , Florissant Rayside, New York Ottumwa, Iowa . . Mason, Michigan Bowling Green Williamsburg, Iowa De Witt, Iowa , , . . . Mercer A St. Louis , Mexico . . ,Brunswick Hartsburg Ridge. New York Hackensack, New Jersey 235 236 Armenta Schroder . Hugh Schuetz ,,... Frederic Schulenberg Nolan Schwada .,.. Richard Schwada . . Steven Schweizer . . Roger Schwerman . Janet Seals .....,.r Stephen Sears ..,.. Keren Secrest . . . Donna Sees ,,..,. Beverly Seibert . . Venasio Sele ...... Henry Sesepasara . . Toni Settle ..,.... Joyce Sevits ...... Teri Shandrew .... Robert Sheesley . . - ' tt,' mg, Qi?-K - ,J V AQ , 5 'Q - w ,WX Q WJ 3.4, 1 . . . Newton, Iowa .... Kirksville . . . ,,.... St. Louis . . ........ Clarence Taylor . 4 Burlington, Iowa ......,.... Paris ..,,.........Triplett , . . Ft. Madison, Iowa ,,...,...St.Lou1s . . ..,... Kirksville A , , Oskaloosa, Iowa . . . . American Samoa . , . . . American Samoa ......,....Mexico 4 . . . . . . Kirksville Princeton . J Oskaloosa, Iowa Craig Shellady ....... Williamsburg, Iowa Jerry Shelton . . A .......... Unionville Billie Sherer ...... ......... Ki rksville John Shilt ......,,...,,,...... Newtown Gabriel Shimasaki Holly Shoush ...,. Linda Shoush ..r.. , . . , . American Samoa Atlanta ...........Macon Mama Simmering ...... Washington, Iowa Sheri Simmons ..., Brenda Simon ..,. Donna Simons .,.. Pamela Simpson . . . Gregory Skinner . . Robert Skow, ..... John Slaton ..... Linda Slaughter , . . Timothy Slavin . . . Todd Sloane ..., Beverl Smith . . , . Farmington, Iowa St.Lou1s , . . . Piseco, New York . . . . Ottumwa, Iowa A . . Tuscola, Illinois , . , Newton, Iowa ...,.. Madison QueenCity Lancaster . . . Anderson, Indiana St Louis y ..,...,. ,..,... . Joan Smith . . . Medford Lakes, New Jersey .lohn Smith ......,,.,... Ottumwa, Iowa John E. Smith ..,,.. ........ M emphis Joneane Smith .... Terry Smith .... Terry Smutzer ..,, James Snowbarger . Jean Sojka ,..,,,.. . . . . Libertyville, Iowa LaPlata . . . Donnellson, Iowa . Reynolds, Illinois . , , Muscatine, Iowa Constance Solochier ,.... .... F lorissant Robert Soule ...... Kenneth Sowers , , . . . , . . Burlington, lowa A . . . . Alexandria Vrej Sarkissian . James Saucier . . Carol Sawmiller . Charles Schneider Diana Schowe ...... 6 . . ...........,.. Iran Canton Park Forest, Illinois Salisbury . . . . . . . Warrenton an gill I , if 2' Q 'tiiti' SAYAAVA JAAA 5? Aa., IQ L1 qw -- rf- , , 'lf wh 'titiii s .A AAA, K AA ISA,- 153 4'-'K Au AA rw R A 'Q A, -mrs, , r f'i . 5 I A eil' 5 tp-- A A I, jg, - AA A, is Q 1 If ,F af nf' 'Y 6, Z,. A 9, q I ff-Q 'e? 3 6 .A r ,,. .I JA as ,A is-gk' I alum.. zsazzi s W W K Q I Mw- A., 9 1 If .js iii wh '- 'K v,-. gi an ti-'ZX W ,. Ai.,-.. 3 x 1 Av ff: 3 Miata nl liL .Ok mm, A M A 's M d4 A wi' ss .1 A Sl 6- '2' HR is-.. 1 A, as iw... Q- , -4 I! A A if 2' fA 5' ' T' 5iA, Judy Switzer A A A Clifford Sykes Robert Tade A A A Nancy Tague A A Michael Tait Yuko Takahashi Carroll Tankesley David Tanner A A A A A Bucklin A A A St. Louis AA Lancaster A AA Gorin Washington, Iowa A .,,..t.. AAA Japan AA Lexington A A A Ferguson John Sparks .,.,,. Michael Spears A A A Naomi Spinelli ..,. Alan Spurgeon A A A Ronald Stabler .... Linda Stamp ..... Rhonda Stanek Robert Stein ...,, Susan Stelpflug Ronald Sterchi A A Nancy Stevenson Linda Stewart A A A Patricia Stiles A A A Evelyn Stoner A A Gary Strasser AAA, Judith Straub A A A A A A Judith Stroeber AAAA A A A Virginia Stroker A A A A A David Struttmann Donald Stuart AAAAA David Stull AAAAAAAAA Larry Stutler AAAA, Leulumoega Suesue Annalee Sullivan A A A Pei Pei Sung AAAAAA we A A A A A A A A Kirksville A AAAAAAA Jamesport Waukegan, Illinois Wayland A A A Iowa City, Iowa A A A Davenport, Iowa A A A A Warrenton Trenton, New Jersey AA AA Ankeny, Iowa A A A A A Olney, Illinois A A A A A St. Louis A A A A Kansas City A A A AAAAA Princeton A A A A A Mendon A A What Cheer, Iowa A AAAA Monroe City st Des Moines, Iowa St.Louis A A A A A Rhineland A A A A Riverside, Iowa AAAAAAAAAAAMexico Milan American Samoa Fulton AAAAAAAAATaiwan Kenneth Susten AAAAA. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Roy Swain A A A A A A A A AAAAAAAAA A Kirksville Doris Swan A A AAAAAAA Seymore, Iowa Lynn Swann A A A AAAAAA St. Louis Becky Swisher A A A A A A A Palmyra Class of 19 0 237 Joyce Tarbet .... James Tate 4,.. Susan Taulbee A . Jeanne Taylor A A A Ruth Taylor A A A Gloria Tedrow .... Stephen Tellier ..... Arlington-Heights, Illinois A A A Shelbyville A A A Meadville A A A Versailles Palmyra A A A A Kansas City Fairfield Iowa William Teneyck ........,.......,..... Edina Teresa Teter ...... A A A A A A A A Kirksville Larry Theerman A A A A A Warrenton Richard Theriault A A A Warwick, Rhode Island Aubradella Thompson ........,...... St. Louis Beth Thurman ....... .,.,..,.. M onroe City Eugene Timmerberg . ..., Rhineland Annette Titue ....., A A A St. Louis David Toops . . A A Kahoka Patricia Trent A A A A A . Kirksville Jeannine Truitt .,., Edna Trump ....... Lui Talusa Tuitele A A A Thomas Tursick A A A Judith Twillman A A , Tonie Uhland A A A Timothy Urban ..,. Madith Ussery A A A Reeta Utley ..,.,. Charles Van Liere A A Mazie Van Polen .... Danniel Vlahovich A A Barbara Vogeler ,... James Waggener A A A Frank Wagner A A Paul Wagner ..,, Anita Wallace ..... Cynthia Walter A A A Linneus Trenton A A A American Samoa A A A A Garfield, New Jersey AAAAAA,.AA.ASt.Louis A A A A A A Liberty, Illinois A A A A Lombard, Illinois St.Charles A A A A West Liberty, Iowa A A A A A Chicago, Illinois A A A A Rose Hill, Iowa Novinger A A A Buckingham, Iowa AAAAAAA,A.AAAAKahoka A A A A . A A A Chicago, Illinois A A A La Grange Park, Illinois GreenCastle Kirksville Class of 1970 A M' J :tw at if .rl - 1 Q.-A 1 Janis Walter A A A Dolores Walsher Randy Ward A A A Robert Warren A Marjorie Waters Jane Watkins A A v l Grand Ridge, Illinois A A A . Westmont, Illinois . A A A Milton, Iowa AAAAAAAAChula A A A A Huntsville A A A Lancaster 'K 4 AA A 3 7 A . ,Li .QA u ii' 5' N, wr img X ' 315-11 ,, up mx fa? ,. l, . 4. 1 :tin-3' - .rf 'as H 1 Q' e wg., gg , , 'is ' . Rudi J! AJ' f Q.. g X an kk, ff A is. , I A -.,, , 4 1 . J, E-,flu I P --.-. ' ,xl -5 -U 'sn D X .x N, s I., , A Q 8 H16 m ':AV ,l Q Bi in if ,L Marjorie Weatherly Deborah Weaver . Earnest Webber . . Carolyn Wells . , . Jamie Weguelin . . Carolyn Werges . . Lloyd Wheeler . . , Robert Whisenand Stephen White .,... . . . Steven White .... Hal Whiteaker . . . Karen Wick .,.... Benita Wiesemann Margaret Wild ...,. Livinnia Wiley .,.. Priscilla Wiley , . . Sandra Wilhite . . , Deborah Wilhoit . Mary Wilhoit ,... Kenneth Williams Sylvia Williams . . . Bobbie Willows .... .,... Mary Wills ,..... Cheryl Wilson . . . Karen Wilson .... William Wilson . . Kathleen Winecup Stanley Winfrey . . Mary Wood ...., Rodney Wood . . . Dottye Wooten , . William Worland . Carla Wright ..,. Cheryl Wyllie . . . Anthony Yates . . , Cordelia Yates . . . Berthanna Young . Robert Young . . . Joseph Yowell . . . Sharon Zeigler . . . . . . Storm Lake, Iowa , . . Farmington, Iowa , .........,.. Unionville Elsberry Brentwood, New York . . . Montgomery City . . , Rockford, Illinois Hlgbee ...,.....,.St.Louis , Bayshore, New York . , , . . . .. Manchester . , Mount Union, Iowa LavGrange ...,.,..K1rkwood . , . Jamesport ...... O'Fallon . . . . . . . Florissant . . . New Hartford . . . . New Hartford . . . Ottumwa, Iowa . ......,,.... Lewistown ..........,..Ewmg Scales Mound, Illinois .........,Florissant .......,...St.Louis LaBelle . . . , Ottumwa, Iowa , . . . . . Wentzville Clarence . . . Decatur, Illinois Mexico . . . Montgomery City .. . . , .. Russell, Iowa . . . Martinsburg, Iowa ,..... Monroe City , . Monroe City . . . . Kirksville . . . . Kirksville . , . . . Perry . . Mexico 239 240 Joy Adam ,.... Mary Adams ,,.. Patricia Adams 4 4 4 Janis Ahrens .... Carol Alderson 4 4 4 Rose Alertsen 4 4 4 Deetta Allen ...... Steve Allen 4 4 4 4 4 4 Dorothy Almond 4 4 4 Maria Alvarez ..., Ruth Angel ..,,.. Bruce Anderson 4 4 4 Nancy Anderson 4 4 4 Roger Anderson 4 4 4 Sue Anderson 4 4 4 Porotesano Aoloau 4 Dwaila Armstrong 4 Terry Asbury 4 4 4 4 Deborah Augspurger Robert Ault ....... Chester Aumua 4 4 4 Renee Ayres ..,. Jo Ann Azar 4 44 4 Judith Baczek 4 4 4 Mary Bagley 4 4 4 Victor Bally 4 4 4 Robert Baker .... Janice Banks A... Judith Bankson 4 4 4 Catherine Barker 4 4 4 Sterck Barnes 4 4 4 Diana Burnett 4 4 4 James Barnett 4 4 Jewell Barnett 4 4 4 John Barr ..... Rivers Bartow .... Theresa Bartow 4 4 4 Georgia Baskett .... Donna Battaglia 4 4 4 Gail Beard ...,. Rolletta Beeler ..,, Diane Beckman 4 4 4 Ann Begeman 4 4 4 Terry Behneke 4 4 4 June Bell ..... Mary Behring ..,,. Constance Beltramo Phillip Bender .,... Janice Bennett .... Carl Berstler ..., 4 4 4 Richland, Iowa Clark 4 4 4 4 4 St. Louis 4 4 4 St. Louis 44 Middletown 4 4 4 Montezuma, Iowa 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Humphreys 4 4 4 Richland, Iowa Milan 4 4 4 4 Kirksville Vandalia 44 Bloomfield, Iowa 4 4 4 4 4 4 Keytesville 4 4 4 Chariton, Iowa 4 4 4 4 4 4 Kirksville 4 4 4 American Samoa 4 4 4 4 4 4 Davenport, Iowa Renlck 4 4 4 .... Pulaski, Iowa 4 4 4 4 4 Brentwood 4 4 4 4 4 4 American Samoa Ballwm 444Troy Round Lake Park, Illinois Shelbina 4 4 4 Rock Falls, Illinois Atlanta 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Wellsville 4 4 4 Mystic, Iowa 4 4 4 4 Coggon, Iowa 4 4 4 Ft. Madison, Iowa 4Bucklin 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Lancaster 4 4 4 4 Mendon 4 4 4 St. Louis 4 4 4 44.444444 Brunswick Purdin 444444444444444Laclede New Milford, New Jersey 4444444444444K1rksv1lle 4444444444444Bosworth 4 4 4 Grundy Center, Iowa MonroeCity 4 4 4 4 Davenport, Iowa 44444444St4Lou1s 44444.44444444Emden 4 4 4 4 Glen Ellyn, Illinois Clarence 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Keytesville 4 4 Ladora, Iowa 4, 44 tax Q fref' ml LW all at in lg 2 av' 3 Q4 f i' ww' I Phyhi , li .fa ff ,- 'lr' ' ' C NH lt. f K . 1. ' 15 sw, Q gy , qi in Q V1 . 4- 14. , ' lifl 'fi I 'C f. aw, ' ws ' t' , s tvs..- , all I as-if it ' at i .14-'f 'iff' . an vs S, .,- - William Beshears Deborah Beswick Jeanne Bickhart Linda Bier Larry Bierman Ann Biggerstaff TEXII X y 3 3- Q 1' - . . Vandalia . Stockport. Iowa Washington. Iowa Palmyra Chester Illinois 1 Iiiirkavilie C HSS of .X - A 'N :I lrti M B I I J I gif. Hi' . I ai '93 'U' K 1 kcxfx L ti t tt e I wx 4: as-S1 , at f tk K ,Q '- 5 kwa 4 l c HM 1 I ., , ' Is git E1 5 Kig. '.,,' K ,,, c - ts' ' on it I I fr if ,ff fi if f I f e n I' lkr wt . I e A I or fc ' H I W 2rf + I . K,..: ' ,Li p , V . ig iil I . K y2.EI.tfq.,- , K on I gifgf illoi 'if' ltfe A Q 4 --': I I fl ma 'I at M AA Joan Binder Brenda Bird . . Cheryl Black . , Linda Blaise Claire Blanchard Susan Bleigh Buddy Blessing Larry Blickhan , Deborah Blunt . Becky Boal , Karl Bode ., , Joyce Bohning Dorothy Bagby Donald Bogert , Linda Boland . . Lois Boley , Carl Bond .. .,, Pamela Booth , .. Deanna Bork Marilyn Boswell Nancy Bothe ,.,, Perry Bradshaw . . . Cathie Brauchy , Sharon Brewer William Brinkman June Brinker . , Cathy Brennecke Ioan Broughton Dennis Brown . I . Douglas Brown , . Marilyn Brown Randall Brown Robert Bruner . . , Robert Bryan , Mickie Bryson Ayrshire, Iowa . , Mexico Iowa City, Iowa Clarence Winter Park, Florida Hannibal New London . . Kent Brookfield , Winfield. Iowa . , Kirksville . Wentzville Huntsville Drakesville. Iowa . . . , . Washington . ..,. Rothville , . . Affton , . . Minburn, Iowa , . I I . . . Macon ,. . Bowling Green Old Monroe . Kirksville . Brentwood Hazelwood Liberty, Illinois , New London , . . St. Louis St. Louis . , . Ottumwa, Iowa Vernon, New York . . , Eolia . , Mexico Ottumwa. Iowa I , . . , Princeton Centralia 241 242 Aalllln. 2 Class of 1971 Jacqueline Byers A A Janice Bywaters A A A A A Robert Cagle A A A A Jacqueline Cahalan A A A Ronald Calbert ..,.. Sheila Caldwell A A A Danny Calhoun A A A Claire Capaldo A A A Philip Carlisle A A A Jorge Carmona A A A Alice Carpenter A A A Vicki Carr .,... Ronald Carris A A Jan Carter ..... Jerry Cathcart A A A Susan Chapman .,,, A A Donald Chappell A A Bobby Chowning A A A A A A Wanda Christine AAAA Cheryl Christman A A A Karen Christopher Bernice Cistrunk AAAA A A A Connie Clark ,,AAA Lou Clark AAAAAAAAA A Catherine Cloninger A A Kahoka A A Kansas City A A St. Charles Edina Paris A AAAAA Macon A A A Swan, Iowa A A Albia, Iowa Ottumwa, Iowa A A A A Costa Rica A A A A A Stoutsville Ottumwa, Iowa Packwood, Iowa A A A New Boston A A A A Auxvasse Bowling Green Decatur, Illinois A A A A Snyder A A A A Shelbyville A A Columbia A A A A Jamesport A Gary, Indiana A AAAA New Cambria Edina A A A A Louisiana X as-3 f Gary Buckley A A Worchester, Massachusetts Steven Budde A Kathleen Burch J. R. Burnam A Donald Burrus Deborah Buse . Deborah Buster Robert Butler A AAAAAAAFt. Ma A St. Louis dison, Iowa A A A A Bevier A A A A Baring St. Charles A A A Ethel A A A Macon 1' 3 KN ,s -mr 'I' 'W t 4 , A Kilsfi 1 ' J' 'I ir' S, AA Ai WA A: pf 41' A M Y A' ,Q-. A. Agn- A, -I 5 s o f x- ,A A J AA wr W M -ty A AAAA , .ks ,tt ff its W wx, 5' W V - MQHQTLYIGE' 91.7 rf frm, A A f 'A V 9 Timothy Butler Diane Buxman i J .A A A A Affton A A Hannibal f 11 ide I 3' F Z., WEA I ie., ilifi 4. if 4 rk,, ff 4 to F? , xl A' K- 1 J' , i 4 -, X fl Q- ye 4 A ' '- M A . XA ,,A, 4 A , I X 4 X ,Q g 4 -k-.k , 44 i ' 414: in ff 9, it 462 ' an I2 . 44 V A V in ef 1 gl 4.4 5, M 'title' 3' a .i 4, 4 .iff 4 4 wg-.A 41: K .HS 'C C , J f .. :rt V aww K -, Q35 I K ,,.. A 1 xr fi I . 3 v' ,.: Q j V Lk k , Q 7 I J' I :,, lx 24 f fist-,ff YVLV? gy VLKVVLI 4 Eff! 4 I 3' 44 I K gm be 46 4 A 444, I D ,A 4 4 J x I 4 es 'Q at ' 'ea . 41152 4 ' if ,X - 4 ,.: .v-A , Q' gi David Cochran ,... Deanna Collings 4 4 4 Bobbi Collins 4 4 4 Kathy Collins 4 Patricia Comer 4 4 4 James Compton 4 4 4 Patricia Conner 4 4 4 Glenda Conrad 4 4 4 Janet Cooley ..,, Helen Cooper 4 4 4 Troy Cooper ,.,,. Nancy Copenhaver Rosemary Cornwell Rita Cottom ...... Terry Cover ....., Mary Covington 4 4 Buddy Craft ,,.., Lois Cragen 4 4 4 Sandra Crase .... Linda Crocker 4 4 A Carol Crouch .... Frances Crow 4 4 4 Joyce Crull ....... Janice Culbertson 4 Bessie Cullum ,..., Linda Curtis ,,... Jim Dahlgren 4 4 A Joseph Daily A A 4 Marlys Dailey 4 4 4 Marcia Dane 4 4 A Sue Daugherty 4 4 Charlotte Davis 4 4 4 David Davis ..,.. Patricia Davis 4 4 A June Davison .... Sharon Dawson 4 4 4 John Dedrick ,,,.. Cathy Dellavedova .... 44444.44444Milan 4Mercer Cedar Rapids, Iowa 4 4 4 ...,,. Laclede 4 4 4 Knoxville, Iowa Milan 4 Montgomery City 4 4 A 4 4 A Clark Lucerne 4 4 4 Salisbury LaPlata 4 4 4 4 4 Kirksville 4 4 4 4 4 Ferguson 4 4 4 Oneida, Illinois 4 4 Davenport, Iowa 4 4 Centerville, Iowa 4 4 4 4 Chillicothe 4 A 4 4 4 4 A Frankford 4 4 4 Redfield, Iowa 4 4 Mt. Union, Iowa 4 4 4 Browning 4 4 4 A 4 Paris 4 4 A Portland 4 4 4 Shelbyville 4 4 A Unionville A A 4 Ollie, Iowa 4 Springfield 4 4 4 Lock Springs 4 4 4 4 Eldon, Iowa Williamsburg, Iowa 4 Oskaloosa, Iowa 4 4 Bloomfield, Iowa 4 4 Burlington, Iowa 4 44,,,, Memphis 4 4 4 4 4 Columbia 4 4 4 Moberly 4444444ALaclede Albia,Iowa Suzanne Delzell ,.44 4 4 Bloomfield, Iowa Michael Dennis A A 4 Gwendolyn De Witt Margaret Dexter 4 4 Frank Dickey 44444 Dorothy Dickins 4 4 Janet Diehl 44,. Virginia Dieterich 4 Carlene Dinsmore 4 Kaye Ditmars 44444 Roberta Dittmer 4 4 Brenda Dodge 4 4 4444Macon 4 4 44A44AA 44444 K irksville Hunnewell 4 4 4 Spring City, Pennsylvania KansasCity 4 A 4 A 4 A44444A Fulton Kahoka 4 4 4 4 4 Meadville A444444 Greentop 4 4 4 4 Quincy, Illinois 4 4 4444 4 Perry 243 244 John Dodge ...... Celestine Dorian A . A Mauriea Dorland A A A Debbi Doubet . . A Vicki Doubet A A Judith Duer .i.... Deborah Dougherty Dennis Dougherty A Sandra Duke ...., Linda Dunbar . , A Karen Duncan A A A Phillip Duncan A A . Sherry Dykstra . A A Maurine Early . , A Barbara East ..,.. Susan Eddy ,.,... Glenn Edmondson Donald Edwards A A Pamela Edwards . . Jonathan Eggert A A Kathy Ehrhart .... Constance Ellington James Elliott .,,.. Linda Elliott .,... Lloyd Elliott ..,, Bobretta Elliston A A Phyllis Elson ,,... Jean Emery ..,, Joyce Erb ..... Al Erwin A A , David Evans , . A Gale Evans A A . Joseph Evans A A A Patricia Evans ,... Sheila Ewing , . A Leapei Faaola . .. Teresa Fantz ...., Siaki Fanua ,,.... Michael Farnsworth Philip Fay ....... Elizabeth Fedak .... Richard Fennel A A A Dennis Fessler A A A Dianna Fessler A A A James Fiscus . A A Cynthia Fisher A A A Mary Fisher .... Richard Floyd .... James Foley ..... Rosemary Ford A , . A A . , Memphis . . , . , Edina A , Mercer A A A Edina A A , Edina ,AAAAA.AKahoka Fayette A A A A Ottumwa, Iowa Milledgeville, Georgia . A A A A Fairfield, Iowa . A . . A A Lucerne A A A , , . . Greentop A A A A Wapello, Iowa Baring A A A , St. Charles . .... Davenport, Iowa Kahoka AAAAAAALaBelle Chula . A A A Marengo, Iowa A A A Quincy, Illinois A A A A A A A , Bridgeton . A A Ashland, Illinois A A . A . A . St. Charles . A A Omaha, Nebraska A A Des Moines, Iowa A . . Bloomfield, Iowa . , A A . A . Clarksville , .A.A.AAAA Perry A A , Greentop A , A . Brentwood ,,..A,....Clark Meadville A , Des Moines, Iowa . A A . . A Unionville A .AAAA,A. Samoa AAAAAAA.A.Hannibal A . A American Samoa Pleasant Valley, Iowa Laclede A A A A St. Louis A A A , Fulton . , A A Macon A . , . Macon . , . Kirksville A . , Ankeny A A A Wellman , A A A Knoxville, A A A Clinton s Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa A A . A . Glenwood 5. 0 Qi I 'iv-L+ In as lg 4 , fe'-??'l QM if , ,, gt J! , ei, Kathleen Forness I . Donna Foster .... Jackie Fountain . . , Marylou Foust , , Elizabeth Frankford , . St. Louis . . St. Louis Newark . . Chariton, Iowa Anchorage, Alaska Gloria Fredrickson ....... Ottumwa, Iowa Robert Freitag . , Scotch Plains, New Jersey James French ,...,.,,..,......, Mexico Patricia Fridley . . . ..,., ...,,. U nion 2-, ' Gwen Friend ..,. . . . Bloomfield, Iowa li' Q M! r in fs lvl I t ' K I K K lf' iw3kNLhkVx,:1i, 'L V L cj: Ni . l t wltel J -:M I A, I -t,,, In I gy 4 to - I :Qi if f-.. A A W ' C, f tetto '1' a t 'i -I I I E In AZ. g W. .s:,f .K . f I K 3 f Qi lg I KL 4., , ily, . yyyhh K J 'I J' I 'I v F, I 'M : 5- K S , I, tctosltl I tgtwigst I . I E H -f e t g 'til I C Edgy? s P il, ,V I--. Class of 1971 David Froneyberger Sandra Frueh ,,,,. John Fry . .. Ruth Gabel ,,l.. Susanne Gallo . . Eugene Galloway . Sally Galvan . . . . Phillip Gamet , ,, Khosrow Ganjani . . Kathryn Gano , . Jo George . .. Carolyn Germain Greg Gettings . . Sally Gheens . A Kathleen Gilbert Kathleen Gilmer Tomoaki Gima Samuel Gipple Robert Gladney Nancy Glenn Kenneth Glover Beverly Golston Vera Golston Gary Gooch Edward Good St.Louis . . Donnellson, Iowa .. Kirksvillve .. .. A , .St.Louis . I . Bergenfield, New Jersey ,, Moscow Mills ., Ottumwa. Iowa , Princeton . . . , Iran . . Keosauqua, Iowa , Columbia Emerson. New Jersey Ottumwa. Iowa Keytesville North Kansas City . Hurdland Okinawa Columbus Junction. Iowa Elsberry Wertzville Newark Ottumwa. Iowa Unionville Hurdland Bloomfield. Iowa 245 246 Class of 1971 Phillip Gordon . . . Robert Gorrell . , Susan Gossick . . . Gary Graham ,.... Stefanye Graham ..., Dennis Graser .... Lurie Graupman Dennis Gray ..,, Audrey Greene ,,.., . Marla Green ...., . A . , . . Sturgeon . , . . . Canton . . . . . Meadville . . . . New London . . .. St. Louis I . St. Louis . , . , Vandalia . . . . St. Charles St.Louis , . , Ottumwa, Iowa William Green ..,,..........,. Laddonia James Grider . , Oklahoma City, Oklahoma David Grieshaber ,,..,,..,, I , , St. Louis Gwendolyn Groharing .. Davenport, Iowa Esther Groves , . . Mildred Guffey . . Gloria Guinn . . . Charles Haack . . . . , . Gerald Hackmann Albert Hagerla , , Marilyn Haggy , , Loretta Hale .. Sharon Haley . , l Robert Hall , , . Linda Hamill , . . Gayle Hamilton . Louis Hamilton . Marlene Hamilton Pamela Hamilton Bonnie Hamm . . . Larry Hammons , Sandra Hamor . . Toni Hampton .. Nancy Hancock . Darrell Hanslow , Michael Hardy . . Ronnie Hargrave Alan Harman . . Margaret Harness Charles Harriman Karen Harris Ladema Harris . . Patricia Harris Hanna Harrison Sharon Harrison . Harold Harshbarger . , Steve Harting ,,.. . Norma Hartley , A , , ...,.. Purdin , . . , . . . Unionville . ,.........,, Rutledge Williamsburg, Iowa . . . Marthasville , . . . Edina I . . . Ethel ,. Vandalia .. Memphis . , . Kirksville . . . , Center . Hannibal . . St. Louis . .. LaBelle , . . Unionville , , . . Bucklin . . , A , Novinger Montezuma, Iowa A A ,..,, Mexico . , . . Meadville , . Fulton . . Ashland, Illinois , . . . Linneus ,. . Byrumville . . Bowling Green A Bucklin . . , Salisbury . Kirksville , . University City Moberly .. , Revere . . Salem, Iowa . A St. Louis . . Hillsboro, Iowa wx aww ,.,: .. . in I ,.', af f,, X Wifi? ' st . as x f !'z.',:s62Y az .' Patricia Good ..,,. Barbara Gooden , Dianna Goodman Meryl Goodwin . . Ronald Goold . . . 'A fax , TSA! ff- ,-Q A af? r V, . Chariton, Iowa . . , Milton, Iowa . Rose Hill, Iowa . . . , . , Kirksville Tulsa, Oklahoma -.,f 'a.. , ' ,tif . fa-efyfffi 5 G., .L .0 'US Us K .,,, I, 'Uv' rms. f 3 ' , Lair 'f E... ae su v QQ Q-I a rg, I in Q Q an i'? ' -5 A A, A , to f-if M 'ASAJA1 ' i : 43 s 21:1 ' 1, 'I' on if 531 g K. sift? i i 'ti 'QM J A QA, Cnr! T wif dir.. ..f?AAA A 3 4 2 . I -z A A : 2 A . S 1 5 9 x, A -K fr 441 Gladys Hudson Stephen Hudson A A Rita Hueffmeier Michael Humphreys Alice Hunsel Charlotte Hunt John Hunter Lonnie Hupp AAA Q e f' A , A i U :- .sir Des Moines, Iowa A ,... Brookfield Wentzville Des Moines, Iowa Wentzville Stoutsville Kirksville Troy Hassine Hassen A A Londa Hastings A A Thomas Hawk A A A Gwen Hawkes A A A Sandra Hawkins A A Wayne Hawkins A A Dorenda Head A A A Gwendolyn Hearne Sheila Heidman A A Sharon Hendrix A A Randy Henness A A Robert Hepker A A A Vicki Herl A A A A A Gabor Hernady AA Linda Hervey AA A Carolyn Hickenbottom A A Norma Hicks A A Mary Higgins A A A Thomas Hilbert A A James Hiles AAAAAA Rigoberto Hillo A A Roger Hodapp A Brenda Hodgin AAAA Karen I-Iollowell A A A Garlene Holtkamp Terry Hooker A A Betty Hoover AAAAA A A Shirley Hopmann A Marcheita Horne.. A A Stephen Hoyer A A fi 'ff I W..-In A A AAAAAAAA Mexico A A AAAA Poplar Bluff Grundy Center, Iowa A A A AAAA Wentzville A A AAAA West Alton A A A A Kirksville A A A A Novelty A A A A St. Louis AA Granger, Iowa AA A St. Louis AA AAAAMilan Center Point, Iowa A A AAAA Hannibal A A A A A A Venezuela A A Agency, Iowa Batavia, Iowa A A A Cairo A Churdan, Iowa A A Monroe City A Bowling Green A A A A New York, New York A A Harlan, Iowa A Mexico A A Williamstown A A A Mexico A A A A A Mexico Keosauqua, Iowa A A A A A Lemay A AAAA St. Louis A A Hillsboro, Iowa I 1 qi . A 247 Larry Hutchcraft Mary Ann lman A Shirley Inda .,,, Kathie Ingels .... Judith Ingerson A A A Diane Ingram A . A Joyce Ingram A A A Barbara Ingrum A James Inlow ,,.r Rebecca Inlow A A Susanne Irey ,... Linda Jackson A A Michael Jackson A Patricia Jacobs A A Cindy James ,,.. Mark Jefferson A A A A A A A Anthony Jelley A A Clinton Jerome A A A A A Roberta Jesse A A A Jean Johns ..., Beverly Johnson A David Johnson A A June Johnson A A A William Johnson Janie Johnston , A Barbara Jones A A A Beverly Jones A A A Elna Jones A A A Jacquelyn Jones A Janevra Jones A A A Joyce Jones A A , Karen Jones .... Patricia Jones A A A Mary Beth Justice Pamela Justice A A AAAAAAAAASt.Charles A A A A A A A A Higginsville A Chaquanas, Trinidad A A Cedar Rapids, Iowa Marceline A A A Minburn, Iowa . . A A Ames, Iowa A A A A A A A Centralia A A A Bowling Green Kahoka Livonia Palmyra A A , Bloomfield, Iowa A A A Ottumwa, Iowa AA..A,.St.Lou1s AA Kirksville Bay Shore, New York Eureka Centralia A A A Queen City A A A , A A A St. Charles A A A Winfield, Iowa A A A A A A , Centralia A A A ..... Palmyra A A A Davenport, Iowa A A A Carthage, Illinois A A A Wapello, Iowa A A New Cambria AA A ,A A Cairo Arbela A ,,... A A A Novinger A A A Bettendorf, Iowa Maywood A A A Ankeny, Iowa A A A A A Memphis Class of 1971 Aff' 1- ,ef aww ' Q Gr if'-29' a Q A 1 Q s 157' I 'L' nfl I I fW'B ' tiff, iiiglb' ,J at A - W ,tel Q W L ,.. N ., 5, - N, ,Af E Q' N . was X f u xg? f' + M is Q A i ,,, A V.fk r we ,,,-- ! . t x tt is .A -A , . A f. --ASM PW? 12 'F-x'21,'il2 if Q ff --ml-,,3,tj,ma,.s, ? 6' David Kallmeyer AA Mary Ann Karrer ,... Frank Katona A A A A A A Paulette Kautz A A AA Linda Keil A A Jo Kelly A A 1 in Q W. use g is' 1.1. 1' E53 :w i f -it' ,yawn . :r,. fy, li is W lf 'W' - J' sy. A ' X. 'Af-PM Q 3,4 ,sew-f,.g u A A A A Glascow A . A Columbia Highland, Indiana A A Atlantic, Iowa Perry A Quincy, Illinois Ai- ii . A , .9 4 Q Qi we V- , k' , , f .-Q iv- '51 A at -L--. lf - if ag-:A fl? 4 +,f' I :WM Q J inf' I' f i? ' H1 New f r, !Hw, We 'W'-'--x. it 1' QQ. Fl A A .g,, ,W :,. l at 7 Ksifaigteiimi fi iezlsai 9:-S A. .tags QQ .. ex A Q, 1 seg, V ellis. A at egfmgzf t zgiim A ' I- kifiiisgizgwils f A -maggie? V we T '2- Y ,-'.' ' N ,'k.' A Qixy 'i - K Ai. Q ,Q f ' Sh, M 'M ' I: K WA A 'fi-gm I N' N A ' I 52-'Sl A A - A F 7 'ff fl y If if if A A PIPA 1 A fr! f.f U' 'I 'A' ' f .:QTf?'ii- alws a A 5. If Q 4 X I S J, we if eg: ,...: 5, :iii AV pm 'Sl' at W A ' Sfi f i ': tall? A 5 I sg Aw- ?AAf'v:' A i Va , I 'fb s. 3 A 'F 4 KA ifpu- f 1 up H7 C' -r f ,... Claudia Kemp A A Linda Kenyon A A James Kern A Diana King A A A James King A A A Daniel Kinsey ,,.., Daniel Kinsinger A A Sandra Kirtley A A A Mary Kissing A A A Monte Kite .... Alan Klinger ,... Naomi Knight ,,.. Kathleen Knoche Patricia Koch AA Susan Koch A A A Stephen Kolb A A A George Koontz A A Jamal Kottabi A A Songsri Kraturerk A A Suzanne Kueny A A A Sydne Kuhler A A Carol Kuhlmann A Gary Lacey ,,,,.. Pamala LaFrenz A A A A Anita Wing Shue Lam Nim Shun Nelson Lam Etenauga Lam A AA Nancy Lammert A A Marilyn Lampton A A Philip Langford A A Mary Langston A A Warren Lantz Ronald Larue A A Jane Latta Olith Lauifi John Lawson JoAnn Lay A Jane Leake A Pennie Leathers A Dana Lee Lauren Fung Chun Lee Michael Lennox A A Pamlyn Lesser A A A Mary Ellen Levi Alexander Levy Robert Lewis Patricia Lietsch Ruth Light Pamela Lindenbush Penny Lindquist A A ANewark AA Moberly A A A Blairstown, Iowa A AAAAA Princeton A A A A A A Kirksville A Warsaw, Indiana Bloomfield, Iowa A AA AA Huntsville Pacific A A Hurdland A A Allerton, Iowa A A Browning A A Ankeny, Iowa A A A A A Bridgeton A A A Brentwood, New York Jefferson City A A Memphis A A Shiruz. Iran A A A Thailand Montgomery City Keytesville St. Charles A St. Charles A A Wyaconda A China China Samoa A A St. Louis A A Hannibal American Samoa Kinloch A A Kirksville New Sharon, Iowa Des Moines. Iowa American Samoa Glasgow A LaBellc Marceline College Mound Council Bluffs, Iowa China A Hannibal Bettendorf. Iowa Saddle Brook. New Jersey A University City A A AEolia GalesburgA Illinois Pleasantville. Iowa Montgomery City Greentop 250 Cathie Lingle A A A Roy Linhardt A A Sandra Linn ..... Judy Litchfield A A A Terry Little .... Jerry Lockard ,,,. Mary Loechl ..,,. Fagatoele Lokeni A A Antoinette Long A A A Linda Love ....,. Steven Lowenberg A A Helen Luebrecht .... John Luhn ........ Philip Luksetich .... Lucinda Lunceford A A Marcia Lushbaugh A A Nancy Lynn Luth A A A James Maddex A A A A Shirley Maggart A A A Bijan Maheronnaghsh Ahmed Mahmoud AA William Maier ..., Marlis Manning A A A Bruce Manro .... Nancy March .... Deena Marsh A A A Larry Marshall A A A Sharon Marshall A A A Barbara Martin ..., John Martin ..... Peggy Martin ..,, Janey Mathis ..,., Barbara Mauck A Theresa McAndrew A Luther McBee ..,., Paula McCarty A A A Cheryl McCauley AA Arlene McCollum AA Francine McCormick Lola McCoy ,,..,, Leah McCullough A Judith McCune Carolyn McDaniel A A Sheila McDaniel Betty McDonald AA Betty McEwen A Barbara McFadden Lila McGraw Judith Mclntosh A A Beverly McKiddy A Davenport, Iowa A A A A A Powersville Montezuma, Iowa LaBelle A A A A A A Monticello Atlanta AA Ballwin American Samoa Bradford, Illinois A A A A A A A Auxvasse Donnellson, Iowa Cyrene A A A A A Bridgeton A A Melcher, Iowa A AAAA Richmond A A Ottumwa, Iowa A Burlington, Iowa A ,,A... Lentner A A A Milan A A A Iran AA AA A A Arabia Brookfield, Illinois A A Brighton, Iowa A A Ottumwa, Iowa A A A A A A A Columbia A A A A A A St. Charles A A Bowling Green St.Louis AAAAAASt.Louis A A St. Charles A Moscow Mills Elmer A A Kirksville A A A A Kahoka A A A A Greentop A A A A A Milan A A A A St. Louis A A A A A A Farber Batavia, Iowa A Lucerne Bloomfield, Iowa A A Kirksville A A A AAAA Macon Columbia A A A A Fulton Des Moines, Iowa Washington, Iowa Pleasantville, Iowa Mt. Sterling, Iowa A A AA .lamesport l ...., .gf Xu 1 1 tv ffl-ISIWIIIQ 'Q Q55 Kriss McLain I II Stockport, Iowa if I Dana McMillan I I .,,..,... Fayette I V I'f7,..I..,, I c V .L..:,, I I A 9 V Barbara McRoberts I Chariton, Iowa M V ,V 75 , David McVay I Martinsburg, Iowa A4 1- 'e I as ame e sIII II on 0 i 0 A P la M an Mac E: V Q3 ' Sherry Medaris I I I Farmington, Iowa 1 1 iv IV 'r a is 1 ff: ft I' ' A -... I Nancy Meek ..,, Bonaparte, Iowa ' Susan Meers . I . I I I I I I St. Charles I ,XV 65 I one Connie Meinhardt . II Memphis D 5,3 i f-V ' Joy Meinhardt ..,, ,..,... I Luray ' V ' ' 1 s'1e'L I ' Mary Meinhardt I New Cambria 5 '-5' X 1 f ' I 1II I I I It David Melander I . I Boyertown, Pennsylvania I 3 1 ,g ' 2' gl' Robert Melson I I I I I I I I I Mexico U 6 f v , 3' Linda Merrell I I Monticello V gg,-ge Jerry Merten I I Davenport, Iowa I Theresa Messina I I I I St. Louis .sf ,, Carolyn Meyer I I Searsboro. Iowa , Q1 I? ' I' Q , 'liiifm Robert Michael Cory'don. Iowa ,Y V ,IV V V' 9' 'S' I 1 Richard Middleton I I I I Downing V js-- V V21 V' ,sys Patricia Mihalevich II I I Kirksville - I V V I Q A Dayana Miller I II I I Kirksville ' I I 'W' I I VI - V I V-V,VI Judy Miller V I II Green City X.,-. 1: Q, W 9 Linda Miller I Kirksville VN 'Q Robert Miller II I . St. VLouis Vf yu- I Margaret Mills . I I Chillicothe t I 'V Rebecca Minear I I Kirksville Avia! 1 V I Vx is V ' VV Claudia Minor Kirksville II I I , 'fir I- VV Vx Beverly Mitchell I Vandalia I I, 3 .I an ' 'V' J I -, I Carole Mitchell Bonaparte, Iowa Q VVIV ' IV ' C5 '2-'25-Y ' - ' jf' Glory Mitchell Shelhina ' -I L' III II Gordon Mitchell Pacltwood. Iowa I sf - I . I II I- ii'i Phyllis Moehle Macon ' Dorothy Moffett Memphis :as s 'Q' 'Q slr . gg John Moffitt wimglm W V .,, ' gf , Askullah Mogharrahi Iran V' V T.. ' ' ' Thomas Momphard Silex fmaff' 'im ' iz , A II I ' Larry Montgomery Newtown Q -Q V V ' IV , Beverly Moore Kirksvillc gin, V MQ Zim Z-9 Bruce Moore Middletown I I 'Z-M ' I V Charles Moore Yale. Iowa A if -'eI V ' V David Moore Kirksvillc 4 Lf As AIAA, I I I 252 Class of 1971 Peggy Munden A A A Linda Murray A ,.,. A A A A A A A A .... A A Lucerne Cedar Rapids, Iowa Deborah Myers ..... .....r.... S t. Charles Massoud Nabauian Eddie Nash, Ir. A A Harry Naughton A A Richard Neeve A A Barbara Neff Stella Neill A A A Nancy Nelson Gloria Newbrough Cynthia Newell A Ned Newkirk A A A Diana Newquist A Bobbi Nichols A A A Nancy Nicholson Shirley Nickell lane Niehoff A David Niemeyer Tida Nitipisanonta Kathy Noel A A Patricia Noel A Jeanette Noland Rebecca Norfolk Billie Norman AA ...4,.t..,, AA Iran A A A A St. Louis Williamsburg, Iowa A A A A A Zion, Illinois A .... AA A A Bucklm Bloomfield, Iowa A A Ottumwa, Iowa A A A A Paris A Anita, Iowa A A Macon A A A Albia, Iowa A A A A Kirksville Cedar Rapids, Iowa A A A A A A Rothville A A A A A Troy A Marthasville A A Thailand A A Paris A A A Kirksville A Kirksville Palmyra St. Louis Marvin Moots A Gayle Moore A A A Beverly Morgan Paul Moots A AA Billy Morris A A Marcia Morris A Kirksville A A Memphis Bloomifeld, Iowa A A Kirksville A A A A Purdin A A A Canton it i A I is LIVER Ronda Morris A Stewart Morton Dianne Mottet Mary Mudd A A A A A A Kirksville A A A A St. Louis Ottumwa, Iowa Center ,QHAAQA Q: W s -v A A A ...H :A ,AX mf! f E Q ' R G 3 A A 4 , X S , E if 4 ' L l A Li A iz' , an ,, -I -Fl if 3 a igcstfnn Hang- JY' V, ,A v A A- L QQ Q 7 1 -, AA nf - -zj x S Ay .an-.. in I ful Ax sf' 2 T gn' I ff 'ii Vg -ind' f rl, 5 5- K NH 1' 3 AA ,A f 1 -if ,AWA or s-ff- 1 : I Af-f 32-'f t' K ag in ggi.. 1, , 7' J , 4 AA A A, I-Q --J A A A , diff it Kathleen Norton Glenna Novinger A A Capitola Oakley A A A Raymond Oberhaus Lois O'Briant .,.., Paul O'Day ,... Linda O'Dell A A A A A Edward Olderich A A Larry Oldvader A A Paula Orf AAA AA Stephen Orr A A Farol Oshner ..,,. Carol Oshner ..... Maurice Overlander Andrea Owen ,..., Steven Ownby .... Joyce Oxenford A A A Christina Palermo A Maupati Panapa A A A Harish Pandya A A A Russell Parker .... Patricia Parks A A A Ebrahim Parva A A A Sandra Paschal A A Kathryn Paule .... Ernest Payne A A A Larry Payton A A Ruth Payton A Charla Peak A A A A Michael Pemberton John Penn ,,.... Carolyn Pepper A A Linda Perkins A A A Lee Perry A A A Mary Perry A A Brenda Peterson A Douglas Peterson A A David Petre A A A A A William Phegley, Jr. Carl Philips A ..... A Dee Pickering A A A James Pierceall A Rudy Pila ...., Lois Pinson A A A Jeffrey Piper A A Kathryn Pirnat ,AAA 'Peter Planchon AAA, Walter Platz AAAAAA Shirley Poertner A A A Harriet Poffenberger A Williamsburg, Iowa A A A A AA Novinger A A A A Chariton, Iowa A A A A A A Vandalia A A A Oxford, Iowa A A A AAAAA AAAA, K ahoka A A A A A A Fairfield, Iowa Nantucket, Massachusettes A A A A AAAAAAAA Brunswick A A A A A AAA Bowling Green A A A Salisbury LaBelle A A AAAAA La Belle A A A A Stockport, Iowa A AAAA A Princeton AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASt.Louis A A West Des Moines, Iowa St. Louis A A A A A American Samoa Taiwan A A A Seymour, Iowa A A A A A A Salisbury A Iran A A Keosauqua, Iowa A A A A A St. Charles AA Marceline AA Novinger Elmer A Shelbina Fulton A A A A A A Auxvasse A A A Brighton, Iowa A A Cedar, Iowa Novelty A A A Bloomfield. Iowa Rutledge A A A Trenton A A A A A Atlanta St.Louis A A A A Selma, Iowa A A A AA Unionville A A A A A Monroe City A A A American Samoa LaPlata A A A Queen City A A A Eddyville, Iowa A A A A A A Anderson A A A A A La Grange A AAAAAAAAAA Pacific A A A A Altoona, Iowa 253 ,T ......i, . , 254 Lance Poland . , . James Pollard . . . Michael Pontius , . . Cathy Powell . . . Diana Powell ..., Rodney Powell . . Vicki Powell .... Karla Powells . , . Carol Preston ..... Lucinda Primeau . Lynn Prinster , . . John Probst ,.... Richard Pulse .,., Jamie Quick .... Bryan Quigley . . , Sherri Quigley . . Rosalind Rada ..,. Candace Randall .... . Patsy Ray ........ William Ray ,,.. Roger Rea ...,.. Kenneth Reed . . , Robert Reed ..,. Abraham Reese , , . . Linda Rex ,.,... Sally Rice .......,,. . . . Lynn Richardson . . . . . . Len Rickards ..... . Raymond Rider 4 . Charles Riechers , Randall Riley .... Marvis Rinehart . . Linda Ritzman . . . Suzanne Robb ....., , . Elizabeth Roberts . . . Juanita Roberts . . Billy Robinson .,.... Denauvo Robinson Betty Rock ....,. Marjorie Roderick Randell Roderique ..,. Jeanine Roe .,... Nancy Roesler . . . Robert Rogers . . . Joan Rohdy , . . Rex Rominger . . . William Ronecker Nancy Rook ,,.,.,,.. Carla Roseborough Mary Rothweiler . . . , Powersville . . . Kirksville Callao , , . Huntsville . , , Kirksville . . . St. Peters . . . . . Mexico . . . , St. Louis St.Louis . . . . St. Charles . . , . O'Fallon St.Louis .,.....,...Canton Aztec, New Mexico Yaphank, New York Milan . . . Chicago, Illinois . , Washington, Iowa . . , , , , . . Unionville . . . . Bloomfield, Iowa . Kirksville Boonville . Andes, New York Hannibal . . . . . . , . Kirksville ....,,,...Ashland Williamsburg, Iowa Canton .........St.Louis , . . Rush Hill . . . Kirksville Browning . , . . . . Perry, Iowa . . Burlington, Iowa .......,Columbia Milan Sturgeon , . . Quincy, Illinois . . , Ottumwa, Iowa , . . , , . . Kirksville ..,...St.Louis St.Charles .......,.St.Louis Kirksville , , Farmington, Iowa . , Bloomfield, Iowa Overland ......,..Fulton 4 , , Gary, Indiana ...... Palmyra r g ,,.. , Sq P2155 3 ' 3 7,5 Size 2 Q if l as 'Y ky? me x H54 'HE ,,-A g-I ,ew t if Janet Rowe 4 ' Susan Ruiz 4 4 4 E an if 4' f' 4fJ,494? X L M Q J at 1 44 fa FK 5 A f Aki S' 4x Qi ,K A L S 4,4 vw skfgjisgf Sfmt X wsxxxmhg 8, Kai gif? I s Q f if X ' Q 4 4 Keokuk, Iowa 4 4 4 4 4 Vandalia 1 - ,,. I 4- Lynna Rusch 4 4 4 4 4 4 Rolla ul H , Janice Rusk ,.., 4 4 4 Fulton Donald Russell 4 4 4 4 4 4 Brookfield Eleanor Ryan ..., ...... M ilan Richard Ryan .... 4..4...,... M exico Logologo Saau 4 4 4 4 4 4 American Samoa AQ R - l.'A .- 356 Karim Sadeghpaur 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Iran ' ju, r Gloria Salisbury 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Unionville 4 K . V 44444 I 1 Q Cliff iii 4 .iz ' , 14 .41 f' K 4 44 I wa, iili 'I ' 4. I 2 'ffm K ? 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Joseph Schaffer 4 Darrell Schapmire Edward Schieffer David Schillinger 4 4 4 Joyce Schlueter 4 4 Steven Schlueter 4 Lucy Schmid 4 4 Karen Schneider 4 Linda Schock 4 4 4 Richard Schreck 4 Sheila Schroeder 4 Barbara Schutz 4 4 Kevin Schwartz 4 Philip Scott .4444 Phillis Scott 4444 Douglas Seaton 4 Gloria Seitsinger 4 4 4 4 Monroe City Bay Shore, New York 4 4 4 American Samoa 44 Des Moines, Iowa 4 444444444 Lemay 4444444444LaGrange Palmyra Bloomington, Illinois 444444Troy 4 4 4 4 Bucklin 4 4 4 Ferguson 4 4 St. Charles 44 St. Louis 4 44 44St.Louis 4 4 New Sharon, Iowa 444Canton 4 4 Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Florissant 4 4 4 Alton, Illinois 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Shelbina 4 4 4 4 4 Kirksville 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Powersville 4 4 Wellman, Iowa 256 Steven Sewell ,... John Shahan . . . John Shanks . . , Jane Sharp ..... Larry Sharp , . . John Sharpe . I . Connie Shearon , ,. Pats Sheeder y I Shari Sheely ..., Linda Sheets . . Jack Shilt .,,.,. Paul Shultis .... Jeana Shultz . . , David Sidwell .... Margie Sievert . . . Linda Silver ..... Teresa Sim ........ Cathy Simmons .,.. Carol Sims ..,,,, Kathr n Sim son y I p . . . Mary Simpson ..,.. Reginald'Singleton Kirkwood Kirksville . . . . Washington, Iowa Hannibal . . Kirksville .. LaBelle , , .,l, Vandalia . . Greenfield, Iowa , . . , Oskaloosa, Iowa ..,.......Ollie,Iowa .....,.......Newtown Pine Hill, New York ..,...Ewing . . . Queen City ....,. Ashland . . . . Palmyra . . , . . . China . . . Kirksville . . . Auxvasse ...,.,,.......M1lan Novelty East St. Louis, Illinois Nancy Sisson ..............,.., Kahoka Piyam Sivatanphisit .,.....,.... Thailand Dotti Skaggs . . . Susan Sloan ,.,.. Robert Sliminsky Ellen Small ..... David Smith .... Dennis Smith ..,,.. Judith Smith . . . Marla Smith . . . Rene Smith ...., Rosalynd Smith . John Sojka ..,... Vikki Sparrow . . . Richard Spellman , . . . , , . Salisbury Edith S ie el . . . p g Phillip Sponsler , Robert Stanley . . Nita Starbuck , . . Gerald Starr , . . Deborah St. Clair Linda Steele .....,. Patricia Steiner . . Judith Stephan . . Susan Stephanson Linda Stevenson . Brunswick ...,..,,...,Milan Hollis, New York ,........,,WrightCity ...........KansasCity Calumet City, Illinois Hannibal , , . Oskaloosa, Iowa ....,.. Brashear .,,... Green City . . , Riverside, Iowa , . . , . St. Charles . , . St. Louis . . . Kirksville . . . . . Clio, Iowa . . . . . . . Lancaster . . Ottumwa, Iowa . . . . . . . Williamstown Wyaconda Maywood, New Jersey Ellisville ....,..,.Newton,Iowa . . . , Wright City W , UN 'KX Ellen Seiwert Larry Sell . , Karen Seroka Pennie Seth , . Janice Sevits . Richland, Iowa . . . . . . Unionville , . . . , Florissant Farmington, Iowa . . . , . . Kirksville if ' 9? if: QFD 'S in 'Q .3 f t h I 1 3 Q 'Es t vw' ng.- ' if fi - 5 :nr 4545 I ,I ,, ..- -qn t gm... ' W ,QE A,-A A14 QA A A I Aw ,WA r A , . A - - I A ww fr I A 7 2 A -A , 0 - --sf ,A it s.. . ff-if Q- 4. 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Judith Tarry AAAA A Susan Tapy AAAA Jennifer Tatge A A David Taylor AAAAA Raymond Taylor A A A Jerry Terrell AAAAA David Tharp A A Karen Thomas A A A Tessie Thomas A A A Anna Thompson A A A Janet Thompson A A A Kandace Thompson Nancy Thompson A A Paul Thompson A A A Robert Thompson A A A Karladine Thurman AMoberly AA Ottumwa, Iowa A A Allerton, Iowa A Fairfield, Iowa A A A Cantril, Iowa A A Bowling Green A A A A Bowling Green A A A A A A Unionville Japan A A A Keokuk, Iowa A A A A A A A A Kirksville A A A A A A A A Kirksville A A Detroit, Michigan A A AAAAAAA Japan A A A Nauvoo, Illinois AAAAAAStALouis Stronghurst, Illinois A A A A A A A A Jonesburg A Chicago, Illinois A A A A Des Moines, Iowa A A A Green City A A A A St. Louis A A A A St. Louis A A A A A Elmer A A A Kirksville AAAAAAAAAVandalia A A A Quincy, Illinois Fulton A A A A Unionville AA Clarence Class of 1971 257 Ella Tyler ..AA... Karyl Van Dyne John Vannatta A A Sarah Vaughn A A A Barbara Verity A A Mary Volmert AA Michael Volmert A Michael Vranich Mary Wade ..... Barbara Waggener Dana Walker A A A David Walker A A A Paulette Walker A Sherrie Walker A A Ivan Wallace A A A Joann Wallace A A A Patricia Wallace A Daryl Walleman A David Waller .,.. Betty Wallingford Walter Walz A A A Janice Ward A A Linda Ward A A A A Daniel Watkins A Juanita Way A A A Barbara Webbe A A Blanche Weber A A Sheila Weiland A A A Connie Weir A AA Bobbie Welker A A A Ida Wells A A A Mary Wells A A A Sharon Wells AAA, Darrell Wendt A A A Linda Wenneker A Palmyra A A A A Corydon, Iowa A A A Fairfield, Iowa A A A A A Centralia A A A A St. Louis Columbia Columbia York, Pennsylvania Browning A A A Kansas City A A A Wellman, Iowa Macon A A A A Centralia A A A A Clarence A A A A Novinger A A A A Novinger A A A Kirksville A A A AAAA St. Louis Callao A Farmington, Iowa A A AAAAAA Lemaly A A AAAAA St. Louis A A Davenport, Iowa A A Bettendorf, Iowa Springfield, Illinois AAAAAAASt.Louis A A A Quincy, Illinois A A Burlington, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa A A A A Williamstown A A A A Wayland A A A A A Newtown A A A Hedrick, Iowa A AAAAA Trenton A A A Lancaster Class of 1971 Q A,A -wg f W-il' H nw 'IW X P .M ,ma A--.I we if it ta A AAA, -A is Aa We at nn W x gif f Mickey West AAAA Larry Wharton A A Vicky Whipple A A A John White AAAAA Michael White A A A Patricia Whitworth A A V., I Q, , AHF 'Ay A A wa- A, ,Qin Q, L! AAAA A Elmer A A A Shelbina Batavia, Iowa A A Monroe City Ottumwa, Iowa A A A A Novinger sl-.Ia ' 5 fa AA I 5 A ll 355 V MIAA A - -7 s ,V , lAAA i' A A A ' rx A 1 N395 said ASA ZA -tif! ,S '13' A A we A' V, ,af Lf Tata A B are-fi A aa af' A I 9 at -.., . 11 r r 112361. ' J ,J H In fi rl' X, V can Q.. :- ,. eff A v ll A. .,f , i K 'R i fQf Wzvi- it-71 I .E g. :Iwi SQ 5 W3 5 ,ff w as 3 . I six' if -, 'R ' .7 5 I ' - I 1 Ae as 5' sazi:ilQ?i , 5 F-D R- t :ear '- I H zz' i ' ' 1 1, , i Y -r W' fg, M We in 2 I . Q' Q fe-S ,I-51 ' ' 1' ' 51:35 I X : ,rv 3 tw - ill. we mg , 2'X : i Q50 5 4 I., Wai Z-K-F52 'ff' ffiiiqli za G- V an -Q Q Kathy Tietsort Mintie Tisue ailolo Tosi V ..,. Ann Townsend Sue Travis . . , Roger Trower , , Mar Tuchek y . . , Gregory Tucker . . . . Kirksville , . . , Jacksonville . . . American Samoa Memphis . . , , Park Ridge, Illinois . . . . , , New Hartford . . . Ellsworth, Iowa . . .,.. Kirksville Mary Stevenson .,,. Janette Stoffa . Kahla Stoker . , Jeanie Story Lucretia Stott . , Ann Stover ..., Chris Straube .... Randall Stuckey , . . Minoru Suzuki , . . Marilyn Swift .,.. Claire Sykes ....,... Pamela Sylvara ..,, Constance Szafranski Setsuo Takai ......... Judith Tarry ..,... Susan Tapy ...A Jennifer Tatge . . , David Taylor ,.,, Raymond Taylor . , . Jerry Terrell . . . David Tharp . . . Karen Thomas , . , Tessie Thomas . . . Anna Thompson . . , Janet Thompson . , . Kandace Thompson Nancy Thompson . . Paul Thompson , . . Robert Thompson . . . Karladine Thurman , . .Moberly .. Ottumwa, Iowa , , Allerton, Iowa Fairfield, Iowa , . , Cantril, Iowa , . . Bowling Green , . , Bowling Green , I . . , Unionville , ,.... Japan , . Keokuk, Iowa .,,..... Kirksville . , . . . . .. Kirksville , . Detroit, Michigan .. Japan , Nauvoo, Illinois ,.,.....,St.Louis Stronghurst, Illinois ,.,..... Jonesburg . Chicago, Illinois , . , . Des Moines, Iowa , . . Green City , . , , St. Louis . . . . St. Louis , . . . . Elmer . , . Kirksville ..Vandalia , . . Quincy, Illinois Fulton . . , . Unionville ,. Clarence Class of 1971 257 Ella Tyler AA A A AA Karyl Van Dyne A John Vannatta Sarah Vaughn A A A Barbara Verity A A Mary Volmert AA Michael Volmert A Michael Vranich Mary Wade ,..., Barbara Waggener Dana Walker A A A David Walker A A A Paulette Walker A Sherrie Walker A A Ivan Wallace A A A Joann Wallace A A A Patricia Wallace A Daryl Walleman A David Waller .... Betty Wallingford Walter Walz A A A Janice Ward A A A Linda Ward ..,. Daniel Watkins A Juanita Way ..., Barbara Webbe A A Blanche Weber A Sheila Weiland A A A Connie Weir Bobbie Welker A Ida Wells A A A Mary Wells A A A Sharon Wells A A A Darrell Wendt A A A Linda Wenneker A AAAAAAAAAPalmyra A A AAAA Corydon, Iowa A A A Fairfield, Iowa A A A A A Centralia A A A St. Louis Columbia A A A A A A .Columbia York, Pennsylvania Browning A A A Kansas City A A A Wellman, Iowa Macon A A A A A Centralia A A A A Clarence A A A A Novinger A A A A Novinger A A A Kirksville AAAAAAAAASt.Louis AAAAAAAAAAACallao A Farmington, Iowa A A AAAAAA Lemay A A AAAA St. Louis A A Davenport, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa Springfield, Illinois AAAAAAASt.Louis A A A Quincy, Illinois A A Burlington, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa A A A Williamstown A A A A Wayland A A A A A Newtown A A A Hedrick, Iowa AAAAAAATrenton A A A Lancaster Class of 1971 N, AAAA 5 .. fa A+ lm ..s. I , K 'tt G 'A sf he .ff ,W , a - aA r ...A .,.. 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Brenda Wilkerson Gary Wilkinson A Brooke Williams A A A Dwayne Williams Joann Williams A A John Williams A A Linda Williams A A Rebecca Williams Karen Williamson Rudy Willingham Claude Wilson AA Edward Wilson A Katherine Wilson Vickie Wilson A A A William Wine A A Sarah Winslow A Terry Winters A A A Debra Wisdom A A Sandra Withoelter Constance Wolf A Larry Wolgast A A Bonnie Wolverton Glenn Wombwell Deborah Wood A Shirley Wood A A A James Woodrow A Howard Woods A A Kenneth Woods A Kevin Woods A A Doris Wright A A Janet Wulf A A A Linda Wyatt A A Lynda Wyatt A A Karen Yackley A A Sheila Yagel A A A Shirley Yagel A A Mary Yager A A A Michael Yager A A Rebecca Yates Phyllis Yocum A A William Yohe A A A Connie York Robert Young Jr. Helen Yutz A A Dennis Zeigler Mary Zotz A A A A A A Salisbury A A A A A A A Laddonia Kearney A A Ottumwa, Iowa A A Kansas City Stoutsville A A A A A A .Ferguson AElmer A AAAAAAAA A A A St. Louis Williamsburg, Iowa Mexico A Bloomfield, Iowa Chicago, Illinois AA Fulton A A A Bowling Green A A A A Glasgow A A Brunswick A A Kirksville A A Canton A Macon A A St. Charles AA Eldon, lowa Fenton A A A St. Louis A A Brookfield A A A Moulton, Iowa A A A A A Kirksville A A A Perry A A A Jonesburg A Foley A A A AAAAAAA Edina A St. Louis A Washington, Iowa A Montgomery City Mercer A A Taylor A A A Brookfield AA A Brookfield A New London Kirksville A A Lake Placid, Florida A A Overland Park, Kansas A AAAAAAAAA Albia, Iowa A AAAAA Bloomfield, Iowa A A A Kirksville A A A A A Callao AA Novinger A Albia, Iowa 259 STUDENT LIFE ff 1--Q -9 RP -gif-iii li .W W 3 3 I' ' f -, . ,fa K ' r 'Q' ...aff v W'-W had Q Q .L ,W 4 x K ff JJ- 'f it '-WA 31, f ' M 'QSWQQEY-Elma X- 6 J, f' M 4 yn, ., my-qi M 5 gm . ,.. ,aw f Q Wifi + A' 'ri , , ' Wig, Wi'M,.' 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Sponsored by Sigma Sigma Sigma social sorority, Donna is a member of College Players and SNEA. is N? . 5 A J 'H .4 ,L 266 KZ' I wg is Y 267 X N ,Nt 268 ws, ii X, A 5 , Q 3 5 Q ' 2 F- 269 3,121 .-v-ww.. .wa ' , , nn-,rw N i S 1 5 wk' +. Q -M., K L' K iff, ,- 8 L. . ' 5 , aikflzz' -57 I X,A,, 2 wgiigx-.1 5555? ' Wa- -l 4 V S7 ,iikiix Will i n -Q SSW ig? gg i .5 K 15' Y A We-fx ,I f: K 9 K If ,W 3' 3 . ' , qi' . Q Jr- ' ' ' 1 7 ,255-fem :'fL. ff ': -' ' WFQQ AF P2 5, lf -:gf H few in E 1 X Q wig? 7 WF K ka 3 K 5 sm , .z , Jxlvz if NT . ' ' ' ' ' ' ns?,ri-1,-QI -.'us-vs' ' , , 'L-52242 uw- . 1-- hsiislw . ..a1M1M,m.w..W sn, f ,- f .M-azcfwm uf QQFM-JSWWN Wy , A. v -2 ji 4 dll' 273 275 ll Q o Qi P 'Q 1, sm, H. 277 fr v n fs- Qg fpvg Q. ir ig, 5 ig A..V 5, , lv-ff' +5 1 f Mm. ,V , K, in ,113 7 A x V5-4, ,V . if V 1 5 11 K fi is ma,.,. -M 5 R Q. I , i F ,. f My .W ,QV la' . 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Sheila Logston talked over her assignment as an Index reporter with Joyce Sevits, editor of the publication during the spring quarter. mi , V ctt t a a a t H -.fvffsz W, V I . 1t', 5.2. discussed their various publications with Index advisor. Joe Gal- kowski. Looking through past editions of the Index for information was the responsibility of Cheryl Wilson as histories editor of the Index this past year. She also served as news editor and picture editor of the Index. 2 . ff ',,r 4 5 N 4 ' I ii Wk ,- Q V, f QM i ff V f QQ! ff A K ., . ..... Members of the editorial staff of the Index during the winter quarter included Marilyn Bullock. Joyce Sevits. Phyllis Dysart. Cheryl Wilson.and Richard Demarest. Kirk Mote and Curt Funk were the photographers for the Index who covered every area of the campus with their cameras. as if Sam Berkowitz, at the typewriter, was busily engaged throughout the year writing sports information for the Index. Ed Sick, assistant Index photographer, and Mike Trent, business manager, discussed plans for providing proper coverage of Index advertisements. 1968 Index Staff For the first time in the history of the College Index, three NMSC co-eds served as editors of the weekly publication. The responsibility of trying to retain the Best State College Newspaper in Mis- souri title awarded the Index in 1967, was riding on their shoulders. During the fall quarter, Georgia Schacher assumed the responsibilities of getting the Index underway. Stanley Williams provided the faculty leadership. Phyllis Dysart picked up the reins in the win- ter quarter as she and her staff worked many hours writing copy, writing headlines, and drawing lay- outs. The staff strived to meet the ever demanding deadlines with news coverage of the ECHO queen election, various College productions, Campus Bowl and Twirp Week. Midway through the quarter, Joe Galkowski was named Index adviser as Mr. Wil- liams was named administrative assistant to the Dean of Instruction. Spring quarter issues of the Index were under the leadership of Joyce Sevits. Coverage of the cam- pus elections and providing publicity for the many senior recitals and art shows highlighted spring re- porting. Throughout the year extensive coverage was given the various athletic programs by staff sports reporters of the Index. The advertising segment of the Index was handled by Mike Trent. advertising manager. 289 290 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Thirty-five NMSC students were named to Who's Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges in November of 1967. Recipients of the Who's Who award showed outstanding schol- arship, leadership, and cooperation in education and extra-curricular activities, general citizenship and promise of future usefulness toward the cam pus and the community. These students were of ficially recommended by the College and then ac cepted by the organization. Martha Acuff Jeanie Coy Auseon Jack Atterberry Jane Bailey Nan Begeman Janice Blickhan Donna Brown Susan Cattle Gary Crank Diane Cushman Eileen Edwards Harry Farr Joleen Fox Elizabeth Goeke Laura Gomez Susan Gulnac Victor Kaylarian Sandi Kincaid Martha Miller Gary Peterson Ed Phelps Doralee Ratliff Richard Rider Georgia Schacher Jim Sefrit Barbara Snell Jeanne Staggs Mike Trent Sandra Tribley Willa Sue Weekley Ron Werling Jack Wright Tania Yeager Joann Zeigler 'f We 'Rf' K fu 3 1 Y 1Y, , ,277 294 Faculty, Students Select Finalists Forty campus co-eds were nominat- ed as 1968 ECHO Queen candidates by more than 1,100 NMSC students. These finalists were then presented before a board of judges at a reception held in the Alumni Room of the Student Union. Judges for the contest were: students-- Jack Wright, student council presidentg Michael Trent, ECHO editorg Janie Eng- lish, and Marilyn Bullockg faculty--Dr. Elizabeth Worrell, Language and Liter- ature divisiong and James Preston, So- cial Scienc division, and off campus-- Mrs. Gingo Reed, chairman of the Northeast Missouri Fair Queen com- petition, and Eldon Alexander, owner of photography studios. Upon narrowing the field of candi- dates down to five, the ECHO Stall then contacted Peter Graves, known for his starring role in the television series Mis- sion lmpossiblej' to make the final queen selection. Janie English and Dr. Elizabeth Worrell were mem- bers of the faculty-student committee who selected the five finalists. ECHO Queen finalists included: seated, Brooke Williams, Sandi Kincaid, and Helen Cooper. Standing, Kathy Leek and Janet Seals. MSET McFadden. Strauss, Eddy Sz. Irwin Public Relations February 26, 1968 Mr. Joe Galkowski ECHO Advisor Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville, Missouri 63501 Dear Mr . Galkow ski: First I would like to thank you for honoring me by your request that I judge your Queen Contest. Secondly I would like to say this: Talk about your impossible missions. A11 of your candidates are outstand- ing and that makes a tough choice. However, I did after considerable mulling, select Kathy Leek as my choice. Would you believe that even now I'm not sure. The choice was like selecting one rose from a vase of five perfect blooms. Thank you again for asking me to participate in your contest. Sincerely, Pete r Grave s NIW VOR OANGE l IP ONDON lolll Il 1017 No. La Cienega Boulevard - Los Angeles, California 90089 C2137 OL 7-4330 - Cable Addrela: MCSEDIR , f. Y. .SW 295 Helen Cooper Sandi Kincaid ,I an Seals Brooke Williams Wfuf' H 47, K .. ,W ffm 3 WD'-W' . N, , Me A V. ei , X 298 The 1968 ECHO staff was under the supervision of two faculty advisors, Throughout the year Joe Galkowski and Stanley Williams provided the editors and the members of the staff with the basic guidelines for planning and constructing the 1968 NMSC yearbook. Mike Hupfer. sports editor. and Dale Barrett. assistant editor, discussed on many occasions various layouts and copy blocks that were to appear in the 1968 ECHO. , E .. at-may 1' w l2 '1-wM,,.... I, ' ' I uv t fn W una 1, .N I 9 i j ,Q , , -wvnmquf-4 .ant-in xl'-M ,. ' My W .,, . Glenda Conrad is pictured proofreading ECHO copy while Rita Reagan and Gloria Weyand review various layouts to be used in the ECHO. NX.-v- 1968 ECHO Staff Mike Trent was appointed editor of the 1968 ECHO last spring and the ball began rolling. Selec- tion of Dale Barrett as assistant editor, Joann Zeig- ler, business manager, Mary Cox, assistant business manager and Mike Hupfer, sports editor, completed the foundation of the staff. Following a summer course in yearbook pro- ductions at the University of Minnesota, Trent be- gan the planning stages for the ECHO. When the academic year began in September the final staff members were named and the regular Monday eve- ning meetings of the ECHO staff began under the supervision of faculty adviser Stanley Williams. Throughout the year Ed Sick, photographer for the '68 ECHO, began appearing all over campus trying to capture the real student life on the NMSC campus. Following a six-week session of portrait taking by Glenn Rider, over 3.000 student pictures were available for layouts. In January, due to an administrative change, Joe Galkowski assumed the duties of ECHO adviser. On March 1, the final copy of the ECHO reach- ed the printer at five minutes to five -- or five minutes before the final deadline! S A staff banquet, the annual ECHO dance, and finally, distribution of the completed ECHO ended a personally rewarding year for all members of the ECHO staff. Ed Sick toured the NMSC campus many times during the past year searching for unusual student life pictures as photogra- pher for the ECHO. :agus- The coffee pot became a regular fixture of the ECHO staff during their late working hours. Left to right: Mary Cox. assistant business manager: Joann Zeigler, business manager: Dale Barrett, assistant editor and Mike Trent, editor. The bulk of the busy work on the ECHO was absorbed by several of the volun- teer staff members. Copy reading, picture identification, and many other tedious tasks were carried out by this group of individuals. Included were left to right: Diane Cushman. Andrea Kochman. Kathy Bailey. and Cheryl Wilson. W' ..---ne ' i'Y f-- ' ' 3... f fi fr. ,NN ., M. ...wha ,.,..,...,1,' Aw Wg .-t, L , . . ' 'HWWAQ' WWW 299 . , ,, Q Y, am- . :mira S From the Editor The journey down the road to the fulfillment of any successful and worthwhile project is said to parallel the highway of life. One can expect to en- counter rough sections, detours. irritating delays due to construction and re-construction, and many unexpected chug-holes. This yearfs annual, though pleasant, has been such a road. Beginning with my attendance at the Univer- sity of Minnesota workshop in yearbook journal- ism, the road of the 1968 ECHO started off on smoothe pavement. After many winding curves and hill crests, marked by a certain amount of expected ruggedness, the book reached its completion through the loyalty and cooperation of the staff, coupled with the patience and understanding of Mr. Stanley Williams and Mr. Joe Galkowski, advisers. Learning how to work with the staff and after careful preparation, l was able to observe how the intricate parts of the book fell together with pro- fessional-like precision. The knowledge and experi- ence gained will be valuable to me in my future endeavors. To the members of my graduating class- whether we choose the rough road to higher educa- tion, the wide route to classroom teaching, the fast freeway to corporate fame, or a jungle path some- where in Southeast Asia, the preparation that we have received at Northeast Missouri State will make our trip down life's road smoother for us and our fellow travelers. Michael Trent Editor-1968 ECHO 301 Bilbro, A Abbadessa, Pamela 78, 112, 204 Abbott, Nancy J. 204 Abrams, Jerry A. 223 Ackermann, Sunny A. 223 Allen, Acuff, Martha Sue, 64, 72, 75, 100, 116, 714 Adam, Joy A. 240 Adams, Dan, 223 Adams, Mary R., 240 Adams, Patricia A., 240 Adams, Sharon Kay, 74, 108, 204 Addison, Sharon K., 107 Addleman, Kathel, 74, 108, 122, 204 Adelstein, Peggy A., 223 Adland, Susan Gay, 174 AEOLIAN CLUB, 101 Aga, Elsie Teine, 223 AGRICULTURE CLUB, 81 Ah-Hing, Sui Sio, 90, 223 Ahdieh, Keumars, 223 Ahrens, Janis T., 240 Albert, Ronald F., 174 Albertson, Dennis F., 223 Albrecht, Carla R., 116, 223 Albright, Gail, 50, 128 Albus. Elizabeth Ann, 204 Alderson, Carol F., 240 Alderton, Ruth A., 223 Alertsen, Rose M., 75, 240 Alexander, Curd, 154 Alexander, lmma Jean, 223 Alexander, William, 174 Cecil H., 59 Armstrong, George, 139 Armstrong, Zilpha, 174 Arnold, Jacqueline C., 85, 223 Arnold, Martha Marie, 104, 204 Arnold, Vickie Lee, 174 Asbury, Terry A., 240 Ashburn, Beverly S., 170 Ashburn, Russell Lee, 170 Ashford, Charles W., 106 Askew, Dennis D., 81, 223 ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, 73 Atkins, Donna K., 74, 108, 116, 233 Atkinson, Edwin L., 223 Attebery, Margaret A., 98, 120, 204 Atterberry, Jack Dean, 65, 71, 72. 91, 94, 95, 174 Augspurger, Deborah, 240 Auld, Patricia A., 223 Ault, Robert D., 101, 107, 109, 240 Aumua, Chester D., 109, 240 Auseon, Jeanne Coy, 63, 64, 72, 75, 83, 87, 100, 116, 179, 293 Austin, Vicky L., 223 Ayers, Renee. 240 Azar, Jo Ann, 240 B Babbitt. Helen, 45 Baczek, Judith D., 240 Bartmess, Thelma Lea, 175 Bartow, Rivers R., 120, 240, 293 Bartow, Teresa A., 240 Baskett, Georgia I., 240 Baskett, Teri Jan, 175 Bates, Gary Lee, 204 Bier, Linda L., 241 Bierman, Larry W., 241 Biggerstaff, Ann B., 85, 12 Biggerstaff, John Dr., 40 Biggerstaff, John L., 59 Julia A., 75 Dorothy F., 240 Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, 223 Pa Allen, Allen, Allgood, Allison, Almond, Almond, ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA Deetta, 240 Donald L., 94, 174 Imogene M., 223 tricia Ann, 75, 223 Raymond Keith, 86, 145, 163 Steve L., 240 William Arthur, 77 Dennis A., 223 Margaret M., 223 Vena Marie, 174 KAPPA LAMBDA, 124 PHI OMEGA, 67 PHI SIGMA, 71 SIGMA ALPHA, 116 Altemeier, Karen B., 174 Altgilbers, Larry Lee, 174 Alvarez, Gilda, 104 Badaracco, Mary L., 74, 78, 223 Bagby, D. Jean, 95, 241 Bagley, Martha, 47 Bagley, Mary K., 116, 240 Bagley, Ronald, 53 Bailey, Cynthia A., 223 Bailey, Bailey, Bailey, Baiotto, Baker, Baker, Baker, Baker. Baker, Baker, Baker, Diane Marie, 82, 204 Jane K., 75. 114, 122, 204 Kathy J., 116, 223, 299 Elmira 47 Carolyn Ann, 72, 108, 204 James Earl, 130, 174 James Eldon, 128, 204 Robert W., 240 Ronald L., 223 Ronald Lee, 223 Bates, Patricia Ann, 223 Battaglia, Donna J., 240 Battey, Gene D., 204 Baugher, Shirley L., 223 Baumeier, Becky Jo, 204 Baxter, Janice P., 82, 223 Baxter, Jaye D., 204 Beal, Ruth B., 50 Bealmer, Mary J., 73, 74, 95, 122, 175 Bean, Barbara J., 205 Bean, David K., 223 Beane, Gary Duaine, 205 Beard, Richard L., 139, 154, 155 Beason Jr., Wallace F., 205 Beaty, David Alvin, 223 Beaty, Katy, 85, 205 Beaver, Amalie A., 122, 224 Bebermeyer, Kenneth, 139 Beck, Marilyn, 45 Becker, Lewis Steven, 205 Beckman, Diane P., 240 Beebout, Mary, 74. 109, 205 Beeler, Mary H., 223 Beeler. Rolletta S., 240 Begeman, Ann V., 71, 85, 88, 240 Begeman, Nan Baxter, 64, 70, 71, 72, 74, 88, 89, 175 Beggs, Berenice B., 59 Alvarez, Humberto, 50, 79 Alvarez, Maria H., 50, 106, 240, Amidei, Joseph Richard, 204 104 Amosson, Janice Lee, 118, 174 Anderson, Brenda J., 223 Anderson, Brian A., 69, 174 Anderson, Bruce E., 240 Anderson, Carolene B., 85, 223 Anderson, Cyril 55 Anderson. 204 Anderson, Elaine L., 204 Anderson, Larry D., 158 Anderson, Nancy L., 240 Anderson, Roger Lee, 240 Anderson, Sue E., 240 Anderson, William J., 204 Andrews, Samantha S., 223 Andrews, Robert J., 66, 174 Angaine, Robert, 223 Tim Allen, 204 Baldwin, Pamela Ann, 174 Ball, Edward Dean, 204 Ball, Eugene Lawrance, 67, 130, 158, 204 Ball, Evelyn L., 85, 111, 204 Ballard, Tom Lynn, 67, 130, 204 Ballew, Branda J., 223 Bally, Victor J., 240 BAND, 102, 103 Bang, Sharon L., 204 Banks, Frederick Lee, 86, 163, 174 Banks, Janice M., 240 Bankson, Judith R., 240 Banta, Mary Jo, 112, 120, 223 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION, 110 Behle, John Harold, 105, 205 Behle, Rosanna, 223 Behneke, Terry, 240 Behri ng, Mary, 88, 111, 240 Beisch, Judith Kay, 223 Belew, Ronald E., 139 Belfield, Gary S., 127, 223 Bell, Arlette Anne M.. 175 Bell, Clifton, 43, 68 Bell, Gary Dale, 205 Bell, Jerry Lee, 205 Bell, June Maria, 240 Bell, Max, 55, 71 Bell, Rickie Lynn, 205 Belshe, Calvin Leroy, 175 Beltramo, Constance, 240 Bemboom, Wanda, 50 Benda, Pam Jo, 205 Bender, Jean Eleanor, 112, 120, 223 Billington, Jackie F., 158 Billington, Jill, 147 Billington, Sharon K., 224 Billman, John P., 175 Billups, Karen Sue, 116, 205 Binder, Joan L., 88, 241, 293 Binder, Mary Candice, 71, 205 Binning, Micheal J.. 154. 224 Binns, Darcia M., 205 Bipes, Judith A., 224 Bird, Brenda J., 241 Bishop, Carolyn F., 224 Bittiker, Paul A., 128, 175 Black, Cheryl A., 241 Black, Glen Clare, 81, 205 Black, John, 55 Blaesing, David F., 205 Blaise, Linda D., 241 Blakley, Charles V., 139, 158 Blanchard, Claire, 241 Blanchard, Sara Ann, 82, 205 Bland, Steven Jay, 81, 111, 175 Blankenship, James A., 224 Blaylock, Larry Pat, 130, 205 Blecher, Patricia A., 108. 205 Bleigh, Susan C., 241 Blessing, Buddy, 241 Blickham, Janice M., 122, 175 Blickham, Larry J., 241 Bliefnick, Edward, 84, 115, 175 Blodgett, Patricia M., 224 BLUE KEY, 65 Blunt, Deborah K., 241 Boal, Becky J., 241 BOARD OF REGENTS, 28 Boatman, John D., 78 Bode, Karl D., 98, 241 Bodine, Jim K., 132, 224 Bogert, Donald G., 241 Bohannon, Brenda E., 106, 120, Bohn, Beverly L., 205 Bohning, Joyce S., 241 Bohon, Russell, 130, 205 Boland, Linda S., 241 Boleach, Larry, 47, 68, 84 Boley, Lois L., 241 Boley, Sue A., 224 Bender, Phillip Wayne, 240 Bennett, Bennett Craig R., 175 , Dudley Evans, 205 Bollen, Karen Mae, 88, 89, 175 Bond, Carl S., 130, 241 Bond, Donna Ruth, 176 Bond, Marla A., 224 Douglas F., 70, 107, 127, Barnett , Shirley J., 223 Angel, Ruth L., 74, 109, 240 Angrisano, Enrique, 174 Anspach, Sherry, 170, 105 Anthony, Lana Terril, 204 Anthony, Tasos, 92, 204 Aoloau, Porotesano, 240 Appelfeld, Richard L., 223 Archer, Nancy Elaine, 71, 74, 82, 174 Arens, Joseph, 204 Arico, James Anthony, 86, 130. 139, 158, 223 Armgard, Criss, 204 Armstrong, Dwaila A., 240 302 Barber, Alan, 130 Bardole, Donald N., 109, 204 Bardon, Wilbur Charles, 175 Barker, Catherine L., 240 Barnes, Michael D., 112, 175 Barnes, Richard A., 204 Barnes. Sterck Arthur 240 Barnes, Wilma Margaret, 83, 175 Barnett, Gary L., 223 Barnett, James R., 240 Barnett, Jewell, 240 Barnett, Nancy C., 175 Barnett, Otho, 47, 53 Barnett, Sharon R., 223 Bennett, Gary Eugene, 84, 148, 205 Bennett, Janice L., 240 Bennett, Michael L., 74, 112, 175 Benson, Mary C., 85, 113, 223 Benson, William E., 205' Bentrup, Harry E., 224 Berentes, Michael J., 139, 162, 163 Bergman, Roberta, 104 Berkowitz, Samuel, 289 Berman, Marvin Jay, 85, 98, 175 Bernard, Sheryl L., 205 Berry, Brenda Kay, 205 Berry, Edgar L., 127, 205 Berry, Francis Alan, 205 Berry, Jacquelynn Ruth, 205 Berry, James R., 71, 106, 205 Berstiler, Carl J., 240 Bertelle, Patty Jo, 70, 175 Berti, Lorene, 118, 175 Bertram, Ellen Sue, 71, 175 Beshears, Larry Wayne, 170 Bondurant, David W., 99, 224 Bonnell, Charles 205 Bonta, William Jack, 139, 205 Booher, Stephen P., 69, 76, 224 Boone, Charlotte, 108, 205 Boone, Olin Douglas, 205 Booth, Pamela J., 241 Bordenaro, Thomas, 204 Borgschulte, Wayne C., 205 Bork, Deanna M., 85, 241 Boroni, Richard Louis, 176 Boswell, Marilyn J., 241 Botdorf III, Charles, 224 Botham, Sandra K., 85, 205 Bothe, Nancy A., 241 Botts, Georgia, 176 Botts, James S., 74, 176 Boucher, Henry, 68 Boudreau, William L., 205 Bounds, Rebecca Sue, 71. 112. Barnett, , Barr, John D., 130, 240 Barrett, Philip Dale, 67, 130, 204, 298, 299 Barron, Marilyn, 175 Barrows, James B., 175 Bartel, Marvin, 45 Bartels, Richard Lee, 204 Bartlett, Sandra Kay, 118, Bartley, Mary S., 92, 223 Bartling, John, 52 Terry 175 204 Beshears, William L., 241 Beswick, Deborah A., 241 BETA TAU DELTA, 100 Bethel, Antoinette, 175 Bethel, Larry Roger, 92, 205 Bettis, Lysle L., 205 Bettor, John A., 175 Bevins, Nancy A., 205 Bickhart, Jeanne K., 241 Bielic, Mike Lee, 85, 139, 175 Bielinski, Ronald E., 86, 139, 205 Bowen, Arlene Kay, 82, 224 Bowen, Jack, 47, 68 Bowen, Sandra K., 122, 224 Bowen, Vera L., 118, 224 Bowens, Howard, 126, 176 Bower, Connie Irene, 176 Bowers, Gary R., 92 Bowers, George Dento, 79 Bowers, Richard K., 98, 224 Bowles, Michael Edward, 224 Bowles, Russell Hugo, 176 2, 241 2 andau. LaDonna. Burrus, Donald R., 242 Byers, nyd, Francis H. Jr., 224 ryd. Garry L., 139, 162. 163 nyd, Teresa Ann. 205 Jacqueline. 105 Karen, 70, 75, 176 nyer, iyer, uyle. Christine Ann. 112, 120. 205 nynton. Lynette. 205 aden. Marvin. 47 adley, Bonnie. 176 adley. David, 176 adley. Robert, 40 adshaw. James. 67. 205 adshaw, Michael L.. 69, 94. 205 adshaw. Perry D.. 130, 241 ady. Wm. Patrick, 224 ake. Michael Eldon, 159, 205 akensiek. Sharon, 82. 224 am, Sarah, 77. 176 ammer, Duane, 72 ammer, Janice K., 73, 205 ammer, Leon D., 176 anch, Richard S.. 176 206 andt, John J. Jr., 69 andt. Judith Ann. 176 andt, Ruth Elora, 176 annan, Thomas E., 224 annen, John William, 80. 176 anstetter, Dale Rex. 206 LASS CHOIR. 107 auchy. Cathie A.. 241 ayton. Dennis F., 67, 91, 95, 130. 206 eckenridge. Ann, 106, 224 eckenridge. James D., 176 eckenridge, James R., 224 ennecke, Catherine, 88, 120, 241 ewer, Constance E., 224 ewer, James L., 67, 176 ewer, Larry Laverne. 176 Sharon L., 241 ewer, iggs, John Francis, 176 Pamela Sue, 176 iggs, imer, Richard Walter. 67, 91. 96. 113. 206 inger, John E., 139. 224 inker, Gary Wayne, 81. 206 June E., 241 inker, inkman, William C.. 241 iscolinc, Julene, 90 itten, Ethan F., 81, 109. 224 ockman, Martha, 49 ombaugh, Richard, 81, 127. 176 ooks, Daniel C., 127, 224 ookshier, Shirley J., 74, 224 oughton, Joan L., 241 own. Barbara A., 224 Betty L., 120, 224 own, own, Charles U. Jr.. 139 own. Dennis C., 241 own, Douglas R., 124. 241 Guy Allen, 206 own, own. Jeanette F., 176 own. Jerry H.. 83. 130, 176 own. Jonathan W., 206 own. Judy K., 81, 111, 206, 293 own, Linda S., 224 own. Lynna J., 83, 106, 206 own, Marilyn L.. 241 own. Mary E., 75, 176 own. Randall E., 241 own, Rita L., 101 own, Stephen F., 206 Walter, 59 own, ownell, Russell I., 206 oxey, Maxine I., 89, 224 uce, Susan M., 120, 206 uner, Charles M., 127. 176 uner, Meredith E.. 74. 92. 108. 176 uner, Nancy W., 73, 176 uner, Robert E., 241 yan, Rande S., 224 yan, Robert W., 241 yson, Mickie L., 69. 241 benyak, Maria S.. 74. 82. 112. 176 ck, Brenda L.. 224 Buck. Linda G.. 177 Buckley, Gary T., 224 Budde, Steve M., 124, 242 Buffington, Phyllis C., 72. 83. 177 Bulick, Nancy N.. 63, 75, 118. 206 Bull. Danny D., 206 Bull, Roneau. 206 Bullock, Marilyn. 289 Bullock, Roger G., 101, 106. 224 Bunn, Chuck C., 206 Bunnag, Phongsuree, 177 Bunney. Mary M., 101 Burch, Clyde, 57 Burch. Gary L.. 75. 91, 115. 132. 206 Burch, Kathleen A., 242 Burchett, Barbara J., 177 Burg. Thomas E., 158. 224 Burk. Roger D., 224 Burk, Virginia A.. 206 Burkemper, Dale R.. 112, 206 Carris. Ronald William, 242 Carroll, Florence. 71, 82, 114. 116. 177 Carroll, Sue Jane, 82. 206 Carter. Arthur Neal, 206 Carter. Barbara J., 85. 120, 177 Carter, Jan Joy, 242 Carter, Patricia Ann, 206 Carter, Robert Cooper. 177 Clingman, Donna Jean, 92 Clingman, Jean K.. 225 Clodius, Yvonne. 120, 206 Cloninger, Catherine. 73, 74. 242 Close, Lawrence U.. 178 Clough, Billye Ann. 75, 206 Clow, Jacquelyn Ruth, 178 Clow. Ken P. Jr., 86, 132, 157. 225 Cloyd, Diana L., 88. 89, 178 Burkhart. Claudia E., 75, 100, 116. 224, 264 Burnam, D. Jill, 71. 75, 91, 177 Burnam. J. R., 242 Burnes, Bobby E.. 158 Burnett, Dianna K., 118, 240 Burnett, Gloria D., 88, 89, 120, 206 Burnett, James G.. 76, 206 Burnett, Sharon A.. 224 Burt, Deborah L., 224 Burton, Donna M., 88, 89. 120, 206 Burton. Flora J., 206 Busch, James, 104 Buschling, Larry R.. 224 Buse. Deborah J., 75, 242 Bush, Patricia, 78, 177 Buster, Deborah. 242 Bute, George E., 206 Butler, Daniel H., 224 Butler, Daniel J.. 128 Butler, Marie T., 92, 206 Butler, Randy R., 127. 224 Butler, Robert D., 242 Butler, 'Timothy D., 101. 106. 242 Buxam, Diane, 242. 293 Bydee. John L., 67, 130, 224 Byerly, Diana L., 206 Jacquelyn S., 242 Cary. Maryann. 74. 177 Casady, Stanley L.. 81. 225 Cash, Richard Francis. 139 Casinelli. Rocco, 132. 206 Cassidy. Arthur G.. 225 Cassidy. Connie J., 225 Cassill, Virgil Dean, 177 Cassity. Sharon, 75, 78, 122, 177 Caster. Leanne Yvonne, 177 Catheart, Jerry L., 242 Cathey, Dallas M., 225 Cattle, Susan. 64, 88. 89. 114, 116. 206 Cecil ,Robert I.. 206 Cerv, Anita Ann. 206 Chaffee, Joy L., 90, 225 Chaloupecky, William, 225 Chalupa, Dennis Arthur, 130, 177 Chandler, Patricia 225 Chandrakamol, Vvnnee, 170 Chaney, James D., 206 Chang, Yen-I Robert, 170 Chaplin, Bernadine. 101. 104, 107. 206 Chapman. John M.. 177 Chapman, Robert James, 170 Chapman, Susan L., 242 Chappell. Donald R., 242 Charboneau, Alan. 124, 177 Charles, Duane S.. 130, 225 Chatten, Stephen, 225 Chen, Cheng-Hsin R., 90 Cheowanich, Ampai, 206 Cherbonnier, Kathleen, 58 Chiang, Paul Tsu Min, 170 Chien, Chia Ming, 170 Chien, Kuo-Ming, 178 Chiraphongse, Bodyue, 170 Chloupek, Jennie Jo. 72, 73. 75, 178 Chowning, Bobby D., 242 Christal, Kenneth Lee, 178 Clyde, Glenda, 50 Cobourn, William. 57 Cochran, David S., 243 Cochran, Cochran Michael, 206 , Victor, 55 Cochrane. Fred Wright, 80 Cochrane, Terri, 82, 206 Cody, Joseph Michael, 128. 206 Cody, Roger, 45, 105 Coe, Barbara Jean, 178 Coffman, Dan, 207 Cogan, Max, 47 Cogar, Bonnie L., 225 Coin, Kerry William, 207 Cokerham. Marilyn, 225 Cole, Barry W., 80. 207 Cole, Duane, 53, 68. 80 COLLEGE PLAYERS, 76 COLLEGE USHERS, 63 Collett, Harry Duane, 95. 207 COLHECON CLUB, 82 Collings, Deanna L., 118. 243 Collins, Collins, Bobbi, 243 Deborah J., 112 Collins, Gary Eugene. 178 Collins, Gary Wayne, 178 Collins, Jerry Ray, 207 Collins, Kathy L., 243 Collins, Linda Lee, 207 Collins, Sherod, 50, 68 Collop, Nancy S., 118, 225 Collopy, Dean Craig, 178 Colton, Nick Paul, 124, 207 Colyer, Carol Lynn, 74, 78, 122, 207 Comer, Patricia, 116, 243, 293 Comer, Paul B., 130, 178 Comer, Vonn L., 124, 178 Compton, James L., 243 Compton, Jenny I... 178 Conkle, Conlee, Linda M., 73, 74 Ruth A., 88, 225 Byrd, Jane, 50 Bywaters, James S.. 55 Bywaters, Janice M.. 242 Christie, John Keith. 225 Christie, John Wm., 206 Christine, Wanda S., 242 Conklin, Edward Gene, 178 Conn, John P., 89, 225 Conn, Linda K., 71, 73, 74. 225 C Don A., 98, 177 Cable, Cagle, Donna F., 206 Cagle, Linda G., 146 Cagle, Robert D., 132, 242 Cahalan, Jacqueline, 242 Cain, Joyce J., 224 Caldwell, John W., 67, 91, 132, 225 Caldwell, Leanne K., 71, 78, 225 Caldwell, Muriel Fran 224 Caldwell, Sheila J., 242 Cale, Judy Ann, 177 Calhoun, Danny L.. 242 Calhoun, Phillip N., 148 Callaghan, James, 106, 177 Calvert, Ronald T., 242 Calvert, Sherry, 85, 225 Campbell, Pamela G., 225 Canatsey, Dorothy L., 225 Cannon, David Floyd, 206 Cannon, Forest Lee, 177 Cantlin, Rex William, 132, 206 Capaldo, Claire J., 106, 242 Capewell, Timothy J., 74, 91, 112, 177 Capps. F. Kline, 170 Carlisle, Philip E., 242 Carlson, Christine, 76 Carlson, Donna E., 74, 114. 264 Carlson, Stephen C., 225 Carmona, Jorge Luis, 242 Carpenter, Alice M., 242 Carr, Holly, 104 Carr. Vickie S., 242 Christman, Cheryl L., 122, 242 Christofferson, Harry, 206 Christopher, Karen J.. 242 Christopher, Marlene, 178 Christy, Jeanne, 81, 178 Christy, Linda I., 225 Chuang, Shao-Wu, 178 Church, Mary Kay, 225 Ciarla, Frederick, 225 Cimmino, Cheryl, 71, 178 Cimmino, Louis V., 69. 72, 94, 178 CIRCLE K, 69 Cirrintano, Pete, 86, 139, 206 Cistrunk, Bernice F. ,242 Claggett, John Edward. 178 Clair. Linda Carol, 73. 108, 206 CLARINET CHOIR, 107 Connie M.. 242 Clark, Clark, Dane, 49 Clark, Dorabelle, 41 Clark, Gary Paul, 93 Clark, James Robert J.. 124. 178 Clark, John J., 66 Clark, John Leroy, 76, 225 Clark, Lawrence L., 206 Clark, Lou A., 242 Clark, Mary L., 120, 225 Clark. Ruth Ann, 85, 178 Clarke, Evelyn M., 88, 89, 206 Clary, Marilyn P., 225 Clawson, Ronald Gene, 84, 130, 145. 178 Clendaniel, Elizabeth, 50 Clifton, Nancy S., 88, 89, 106, 225 Clime, Alice Jeanette, 178 Connard. Kerry Laver, 81, 207 Conner, Melody K., 76, 77 Conner, Patricia A.. 243 Conrad, Glenda E., 243, 298 Cook, Jimmy Joseph, 71, 90, 94, 96. 207 Cook. Ray Stanley, 80 Cool, Thomas, 179 Cooley, Janet, 243 Cooney, Robert Warren, 132. 179 Cooper. Helen A., 243. 293, 294 Cooper, Rich, 225 Cooper, Troy Dale. 128, 243 Copenhaver. Harold. 45, 107 Copenhaver. Nancy G.. 88. 89, 106. 109, 116, 243 Copithorne, Robert, 207 Cordova, Elias. 79 Cornelius, Carol, 98, 225 Cornwell, Rosemary, 122, 243 C ossey, Connie M., 85, 225 Cottingham, Florence, 106. 225 Cottom, Rita K., 243 Couchman, Jack D., 226 Coulter, Gary E., 128, 179 Cover, Terry A., 243 Covington, Mary Lou, 243 Cowell, Connie N., 207 Cox, Carol A. Shaffer, 179 Cox, Howard Lee, 130, 207 Cox, Mary, 70, 74, 207, 299 Cox, Richard Charles, 207 Coy, Jimmy Dean, 67, 91. 98, 115. 132, 179 Craft, Buddy W.. 243 303 Pamela A.. 244 Edwards, Cragen, Lois S., 243 Cragen, Willa M., 226 Craig, Craig, Larry Bruce, 179 Larry Robert, 179 Craig, Nan Louise, 207 Craig, Paul, 130, 226 Craig, William, 55 Crain, Michael Leroy, 15 8 Crank, Gary Thomas, 104, 106, 179 Crase, Sandra J., 243 Crawford, Glinda C., 226 Crawford, Richard, 179 Creason, Lois, 71, 82 Creason, Maurice Lynn, 179 Creegan, Dennis M., 207 Crist, Andrew J., 128, 226 Crist, Don G., 179 Crist, Mary F., 207 Crist, Raymond, 53 Critchlow, Lucinda, 226 Croarkin, Eugene, 41 Croarkin, Eugene J. Jr., 170 Croarkin, Karen K., 170 Crocker, Linda N., 243 Crockett, Sandra Sue, 207 Crooks, Forest, 43 Crooks, Larry, 66, 86, 128, 139, 207 Crosby, Harry Joe, 83 Cross, Carlyle, 50 Cross, Maxine L., 226 Crouch, Carol R., 243 Crouch, Sherlie A., 226 Crow, Crow, Frances M., 243 Gary E., 111 Davidson, William, 207 Davis, Davis, Carole Ruth, 75, 179 Catherine, 50 Davis, Charlotte M., 243 Davis, Connie Lee, 179 Davis, David A., 67 Davis, David Allen, 243 Davis, Dennis, 208 Davis, Dixie A., 208 Davis, Helen V., 76, 90, 226 Davis, Judith Ann, 226 Davis, Larry, 53 Davis, Linda Sue, 208 Davis, Marilyn J., 226 Davis, Patricia L., 243 Davis, Ronald E., 162, 163, 208 Davis, Thomas E., 128, 208 Davis, Vicki Ann, 77, 208, 293 Davis, Victor W., 158, 226 Davison, June 8., 243 Davison, Pamela, 122, 208 Dawson, Clay, 45 Dawson, Edith C.. 73. 74. 100, 226 Dawson Dawson , Kathleen, 45 , Sharon Lee, 92, 243 Day, Daniel Warren, 179 DeWitt, Gwendolyn K., 243 Dean. Tim C.. 208 Deatrick, Linda A., 226 Dedrick, John W., 243 Defiore, Louis M., 226 Degeneff, June, 85, 120, 179 Dehner, Lloyd E., 139 Deierling, Judith A., 208 Dixon, Ronald G., 226 Doak, Robert Gene Jr., 226 Dodge, Brenda J., 243 Dodge, John W., 244 Doelling, William A., 226 Dolan, Joseph P.. 46, 128 Dolan, Michael A., 86, 128, 158, 226 Domann, Phyllis Sue, 70, 88, 208 Dombek, Elizabeth Ann. 180 Domian. Joseph John J., 128. 208 Dominacki. Nancy Jean. 88, 89. 180 Dominacki, Patricia J., 93 Donaldson, Janienne, 83, 208, 293 Donnelly, John Wayne, 80, 107. 180 Donovan, Grayce, 90. 208 Donovan, Patrick J., 90 Dorelinger, Diane Lou. 180 Dorian, Celestine, 244 Dorland, Mauriea A., 244 Dorrell, Larry D., 66, 93, 226 Dorsey, Danny E.. 226 Doss, Shirley L., 226 Doubet, Debbi I., 244 Doubet, Vicki l., 244 Doubleday, Judi Kay, 72, 75. 180 Dougherty, Deborah A., 244 Dougherty, Dennis B., 244 Dougherty, James, 47, 148 Douglas, Muriel I., 208 Dowell, Beverly A., 111, 208 Dowell, Richard P., 92, 226 Dowell, Zilma Kay, 79, 226 Downing, Anna Finnell, 51 Edwards, Eileen Page, 180 Edwards, James, 41 Edwards, Nancy Ann, 208 Edwards. Ricky R., 208 Efthim. Mary Carol, 74. 180 Eggert, Jonathan C., 244 Eggleston, John W., 80, 208 Ehrhart, Kathy, 244 Eide, James R., 227 Eischen, Lael Kay, 88. 89. 100. 1 Eisenhower. Steve D., 158 Eitel, Sherry Lynn, 208 Eizenga, Darlene J., 116, 208, 29 ELEMENTARY MAJORS CHORUS. 108 Elkin. Rick L., 67, 92. 127, 227 Ellebracht, Eleanor. 49 Ellebracht, Pat, 57 Ellenberger, Sally M., 57 Eller, Meredith, 227 Ellington, Constance, 227 Ellington. Wanda S.. 105, 227 Elliot. Elliot. James L.. 244 Linda L., 113, 244 Elliot. Lloyd R.. 111. 244 Elliot, Patrick, 86. 130. 139. 181 Elliot, Richard L.. 77. 208 Elliot. Richard W., 130. 181 Ellis. Jerry W., 227 Ellis. Linda K., 227 Ellis. Michael F., 181 Ellis. Sonja L., 227 Ellis. Stella L.. 69, 70. 208 Crow, Terry K., 179 Crowdis, Ronnie, 130, 207 Croy, Larry W., 226 Lou, 226 Croy, Linda Crull, Joyce E., 82, 243 Crumpacker, Donald, 111 Crutchfield, Terrell, 92, 226 Culbertson, Janice K., 106, 111, 243 Cullum, Bessie L., 150, 243 Cullen, Pamela, 74, 87, 95, 122, 207 Cummings, Donald R., 139 Cummins, Raymond Leon, 207 Cunningham, Earl, 57 Cupp, Dorothy Baker, 72, 179 Cupp, Rebecca A., 122, 207 Deist, Nancy, 180 Dejong, Sherrill L., 122, 226 Delashmutt, Jo Anne, 118, 208 Delaura, Vito Paul, 67. 84, 115, 132, 180 Delehaunty, Michael P., 86, 112. 159 Dellavedova, Cathy A., 243 Dellavedova, John, 180 DELTA ZETA, 118 Deluca, Joe A., 90, 112, 208 Delzell, Pattie Lou, 208 Delzell, Suzanne, 243 Demarest, Richard L., 91, 226, 289 Demartelaere, Janice, 226 Dempster, Nancy J., 226 Dailey, Curp, Mary E., 112, 179 Current, David E., 158 Curry, Laura Anne, 71, 109, 207 Curry, Linda Sue, 91 Curtis, Frank, 148 Curtis, Joseph David, 92, 226 Curtis, Linda D., 243 Cushman, Diane Louise, 63, 118. 207, 299 D Dabney, Roberta L., 207 Dahlgren, Jim, 243 Marlys J., 243 Denison, Robert W., 124, 226 Dennis, Blytha, 226 Dennis, Jerry E., 180 Dennis, Michael D., 243 Denny, Mary S., 118, 226 Denny, Wayne, 86, 145, 163, 208 Daily, Joseph M., 101. 243 Daily, Lois Kay, 207 Dalbey, William Michael, 65, 72, 91. 92, 106 Dale, Diane Colleen, 105, 179 Daley, Evelyn 101, 107. 226 Dane, Marcia L., 243 Daniels Daniels Daniels Daniels Danfelt, , John A., 98, 226 , Sandra Karen, 226 , Stephen E., 65, 66. 128, 170 , Thelma, 179 Lewis, 45 Danielsen, Donna Rae, 73. 74. 113. 179 Dant, Melvin Orlando. 179 Darnall, Michael S., 207 Dattellas, Joseph M., 207 Daugherty, Sue A., 243 Davenport, Elaine, 207 Davenport, Theola S., 226 Davey, Donna G., 226 Davey, Frank A., 128. 226 Davidson, Mary Linda, 207 Davidson, Richard Alan. 69, 77, 127 207 Dent, David Lance, 91, 208 Derby, Gary A., 132, 159, 226 Derosa, Anthony, 128, 180 Detwiler, Vicky Lynn, 208 Devaul, Sandra S., 88, 226 Devin, Thomas James, 80, 180 Deweese, Jack, 107, 111, 208 Dewey, Carlotto F., 226 Dewey, Charlotte Ann, 180 DeWitt, Gwendolyn, 82 Dexter, Margaret J., 243 Diamond, Sydney M., 90, 226 Diazdeleon, Maria-Magdalene. 226 Dickens, Dorothy J., 243 Dickerson, David C., 132, 226 Dickerson, Marsha, 180 Dickerson, Michael J., 226 Dickey, Frank Eugene, 243 Dickson. Catherine A., 226 Diehl, Janet K.. 243 Dieterich, Virginia, 243 Dietz, John Philip, 67. 130, 180 Dill, Elmer A.. 208 Dillinger, Wayne Earl, 80, 208 Dimit, James. 55 Dimmitt. Dan C.. 226 Dingwall, Diane, 74, 208 Dinsmore, Carlene, 111, 243 Disalvo, John, 128, 180 Dissinger, Judith Ann, 107. 122, 208 Ditmars, Kaye, 75, 243 Dittmer, Roberta R., 243 Dixon, Donald R., 226 Downs. Carol, 180 Drago, Elaine Ann, 83, 208 Drake, George C., 107, 226 Drane, Joe Daniel, 80, 180 Drennan, Garth S., 132, 180 Drescher. Wendyl K., 226 Dreyer, Allan W., 227 Drummond, Pamala, 93, 180 Dry, Bernice, 51 Duckworth, Virginia, 208 Duden, Tom, 45, 130 Dudley, Kenneth, 227 Dudley, Mary R., 75, 208 Duer, Judith A., 244 Duke, Sandra J., 244 Dumont, Dunbar, Duncan, Duncan, Dunlap, Margaret A., 208 Linda K., 244 Karen A.. 244 Phillip L., 244 Carlene, 208 Dunn, Deborah Lee, 87, 116. 208 Dunn, Garry J., 208 Dunshee, Chris, 76, 83. 132. 208 Durham, Gwendolyn, 41 Durham, Winferd, 41, 68 Durow, William C., 124, 208 Dwyer, Dorothy M.. 227 Dwyer, Eugenia, M., 88, 89. 227 Dwyer, Pamela A., 88, 89, 208 Dwyer, Rose Mary, 180 Elliston. Bobbretta. 244 Elson, Phyllis A.. 244 Elston, Loren J., 208 Emel. Jolene M.. 71, 227 Emery, Jean E., 244 Emmett. John R.. 181 Engel. Mary J., 75 Engle. Ardella M.. 88. 89, 181 ENGLISH CLUB. 78 English. Jane V.. 71, 74. 88, 89. 14 181. 294 Enyeart. William R.. 227 Epperly, Elmer R., 170 Epperson, Beth, 208 Epperson, Sandra J., 74 Erb, Barbara R.. 118, 181 Erb, Joyce A.. 118. 244 Erikstrup. Donald R., 76, Ernst. Michael J., 76 Erwin, A1 C.. 244 Escrivano, Veronica, 79, 292 227 Dye, Deanna S., 101. 109, 227 Dykstra, Nancy E., 78, 208 Dykstra, Sherry K., 244 Dysart, Paul Ellis, 96. 108 Dysart. Phyllis. 96. 227 288. 289 E Eager. Margaret Lynn. 71. 82, 109, 208 Early, Elizabeth A.. 227 Early. Maurine, 244 Easley, Jerry Eugene, 208 Easley, Kathryn L., 227 East. Barbara A.. 244 Eatock, Carol A., 208 Ebers, ECHO Patricia Ann. 208 STAFF, 298 Economides, Paul K., 86 Eddy, Susan L., 244 Edmondsen, Glenn A., 244 Edmundson, Pearle Elaine. 114, 73, 75. 118, 180 Edwards, Carolyn, 208 Edwards. Donald S., 244 Essman. James W., 145 Estes. Evans, David H., 101, 107. Evans Mary M.. 47, 89 109. 2 Denmann, 55 Evans, Gale A., 244 Evans. Joseph L., 128, 244 Evans. Linda K.. 122. 209 Evans, Mary E., 181 Evans, Patricia A., 244 - Evenson, Nancy N., 107, 209 Everman, Nancy J., 209 Ewald, Elizabeth M., 113. 208 Ewigman. Karen R., 227 Ewing, Shiela D., 244 Eyler. Marielene M., 244 F Faeth, Sarol A., 74, 82. 113, 18 Fair. Nancy C., 209 Fallik. Fred, 181 Fantz. Teresa L.. 244 Fanua, Siaki T., 244 Farmer, Carol, 181 Farmer, Nancy E., 227 Farmer, William W., 227 Farnhan, John B., 76. 77. Farnsworth, Michael, 244 Farr, Harry C., 65, 71. 94, 181 Farr, Linda J., 227 Farrell, James T., 139. 181 Farrell. Michael W., 132. 181 Farsai. Feryeoun, 227 Fast. Charles, 47, 68, 113 181 Fast, Glenn A., 128, 227 Faust. Barbara J., 71, 72. 74, 92, 209 Fay. Philip H.. 244 Fedak. Elizabeth M., 88. 89. 244 Feingold, Frank, 94, 181 Feltz. Ronald D.. 67. 124. 227 Fendler. Donald E., 112. 209 Fennel, Richard A.. 244 Fenno. Cheryl, 51 Ferguson, Carol L., 82, 227 Ferguson. James F.. 227 Fessler, Verna L., 181 Fessler. Dennis E.. 244 Fessler. Dianna C., 244 Fetters Fetters Ronnie J.. 181 Fessler. , Archie G., 181 . Betty, 75, 88. 89. 181 Fey. Sidney C.. 209 Pick. Allen E.. 209 Filidoro, Paula R., 209 rinks, Deborah J.. 209 Zinley, Robert, 209 Siscus. James K., 244 Tish. Joanne B.. 122, 209 zisher. Cynthia R.. 244 :isher, Linda, 45 :isher, Marie R., 209 Iisher. Mary K.. 244 Tisher. Sharon L., 227 Iisher. iisher, :itzger Sheridan M., 87 Tamsy S., 209 ald, John A., 181 -itzhenry, Maureen H., 75. 87. 100, 116 181 -itzsimmons, Helen L., 104 'itzSimmons, William, 45. 105 ilack, Betty J., 227 -lashpohler, Richard, 57 Tleak. Karen S., 74, 109 -leming. Mary Beth, 104 'letcher, Betty S., 74, 209 'letcher. Georgia L.. 75. 106. 118 209 iletcher, Gerald W.. 227 fletcher. Sherry A., 116. 209 floyd. Gary W.. 74. 80, 181 iloyd, Richard S., 244 ioelsch, Charles F., 80, 182 ioerster. Cameron A.. 182 ioglesong, Ronald R., 209 oley, James A., 128, 244 'o1ey. John H., 112 'ord. Marjorie J., 227 'ord, Rosemary A., 244 orgy, Daniel W., 182 orness, Kathleen A., 245 'orrester, Dana R., 209 orsythe, Lewis T.. 92 ortney, Larry D., 77 'oster, Bill Jr., 124. 209 oster. Christine, 47 oster. Donna K., 245 oster. Gerald D., 209 oster, James B., 81, 182 oster, Judy A.. 109, 182 oultz. Carl, 67, 158. 209 ountain, Jackie, 245 oust. Mary L.. 245 outs, Ruth A.. 227 owler, Gary L., 130, 209 ox, John, 111 ox, Joleen K.. 74, 88, 89, 114. 120 182 rank, Cecilia Lynne, 209 rankford, Elizabeth, 85, 245 ray. Charles E., 209 ray. Tana S., 227 razier, Frederick, 58 redrickson. Gloria, 245 reeland, Max, 55 reeman, Carol E., 227 regoe, Viola A., 182 reitag, Robert J., 124, 245 rench. James C., 91, 245 rench. James Edward, 182 renzen, Ronald G., 132. 227 retwell, Judith A., 182 retwell, Terry, 84, 182 Fridley, Janice J.. 71, 76, 169. 209 Fridley, Patricia A., 76. 245 Friend, Gwen K.. 245 Fritschel, Dr. Arthur L., 33 Fritz. David A., 130, 182 Frizzell, John Roy, 209 Fromme, Barbara Kay, 85, 120. 182 Froneyberger, David, 69, 245 Frowein, Roger Lee, 70, 96 Frueh, Sandra D., 245 Fry, John Abraham, 245 Frye. Betty Ann. 71, 72, 209 Fugate, James Joseph, 209 Fuhlman, Kenneth Max, 209 Fujii. Motokiyo. 170 Fujiwara. Kojiro. 227 Fuller, Dennis P., 107, 130. 209 Fultz, Michael D.. 154 Funk. Bonnie Burke, 209 Funk, Curtis H., 227, 289 Funkenbusch, Rogena L.. 228 Fye. Francine K.. 227 G Gabel, Ruth A., 245 Gaffield, Janet Kaye, 182 Gagnon, Martha E., 228 Galbraith. Jan R., 269 Galey. Jan Ross, 95, 209 Galkowski, Joseph, 288, 298 Galkowski, Judith Ann, 74, 209 Gallo, Susanne, 245 Galloway, Eugene C.. 245 Galvan, Sally Marie, 245 Gambell. Lyle B., 182 Gamet, Phillip B., 245 GAMMA DELTA. 113 Ganjani, Khosrow, 245 Gantt, Michael W.. 228 Gardner, Kenneth, 47, 126 Garr, Daisy Mae, lll, 209 Garr, Pauletta A., 111, 228 Garrett. Stephen Lee. 84, 85. 139 Garris. Charles L., 228 Gartman, Janice L.. 85, 182 Garton. Darrill, 81 Gass, Keith James, 182 Gastler, Olinda Lee, 101, 107. 228 Gaus, Linda K.. 228 Gearhart, Judy A., 228 Gearhart, Marilyn M., 182 Gentile, Barry Michael. 124. 228 Gentile, Janice, 228 George, Jo A., 245 Georges, James R., 163 Gercheck, Barbara. 182 Germain, Carolyn E., 245 Germakian, Gregory, 228 Gerrie, Marshall Jr., 98, 182 Gerst, Melvin Thomas, 182 Gettings, Greg L., 245 Getz, Jack Corbin, 209 Gheens, Sally L., 73, 245 Gibbs, Marsha Kay, 183 Gibson. Carol Anne, 74. 88. 89, 106, 183, 292 Gibson, Henry, 57 Giesler. Diana S., 74, 228 Gifford. John, 57, 92 Gifford, Terry V., 228 Gil, Henry O., 154 Gilbert, Edward. 155 Gilbert, Goldie M., 72, 78, 228 Gilbert, Michael E., 158. 228 Gilbert. Kathleen S., 245 Gilger, Loretta A., 228 Gilliland, Lavon, 210 Gilman. David R.. 210 Gilmer, Kathleen A., 245 Gilmore, Terry, 183 Giltner. Linda A., 70 Gima, Tomoaki, 90, 245 Gingrich, James P., 106, 228 Giordano, Anthony Art. 80. 210 Gipple, Samuel, 245 Gladney, Robert I., 130, 245 Glaser, Jack Irving, 74, 128, 183 Glassford. Jerald, 127, 210 Glazer, Linda S., 98 Gleason. Marjorie L., 170 Gleissner, Ralph. 86, 128. 139. 183 Glenn, Nancy K.. 245 Glidden. John, 112, 183 Glover, Janet Leigh, 71. 72, 74. 88. 89.91, 116.183 Glover, Kenneth G.. 245 Goble, Daniel, 90, 127, 210 Godfrey. Linda J.. 71, 74, 228 Goeke, Elizabeth Rose. 93. 183 Goetze, John C.. 59 Goff, Linda Joanne, 104. 106 Goins, Massy E., 43 Golden, Lora Lee, 228 Goldman, Helen J.. 63. 114 Golston. Beverly C.. 245 Golston. Vera G., 118, 245 Gomez, Laura, 71, 74, 77, 122, 183 Gonnerman, Edna Kay. 74 Gooch, Gary C., 245 Gooch, Edward W.. 245 Good, Patricia A., 88. 89. 120. 246 Good, Rodney G., 228 Gooden, Barbara A., 88. 246 Gooden, Roger Alan, 106, 130, 210 Goodman. Dianna L., 246 Goodwin. Meryl E., 246 Goold, Ronald R., 246 Gordon. Marvin L., 101. 106. 228 Gordon, Phillip S.. 246 Gorrell, Robert L., 246 Gorzynski. Janis A., 228 Gorzynski, Richard. 139. 183 Gosch. Geraldine. 48 Gosser, Bruce M., 228 Gossick, Susan C., 111. 246 Gottman, William C., 106 Gower. John William, 130. 183 Grace, Mary Virginia, 183 Graff, Deborah A., 228 Graham, Gary. 246 Graham, Robert Paul, 228 Graham. Stefanye, 246 Gramling, Linda, 210 Gramann, Rita, 114 Gramm, Royce Harold J.. 130, 183 Granneman, Larry, 130, 210 Grannis, Ronald Richard, 183 Graser. Dennis P., 132, 246 Graupman, Lurie A., 246 Gronewold, William H.. 228 Gross. Charles. 55 Gross. Elaine Carol, 183 Gross, William Raymond, 183 Grosso, Jamie. 75, 122, 228 Groves, Esther M., 246 Groves, Wesley Eugene. 183 Gruenloh, Mary, 170 Guazzo, Albert John, 139 Gudgell, Nancy K.. 228 Guenther. Michael J., 210 Guffey, Jennie M.. 210 Guffey. Mildred E., 246 Guinn, Gloria A.. 106, 246 Gulnac. Susan Virginia, 64. 71. 72. 76. 106. 116. 120 Gustafson, Richard F., 228 Guthrie, Leslie, 83, 210 H Haack. Charles R.. 109, 246 Haage, Donna M., 108. 210 Hack, Ronald P., 228 Hackmann. Gerald O., 246 Hackmann. Linda F., 74, 78, 210 Haden, Linda Ann. 73, 74. 183 Hadfield, Carol Lynn, 183 Hagerla,lA1bert, 246 Haggy, Marilyn K.. 246 Haines. Lee, 228 Hainsworth. Janet R.. 183 Hakimi, Karbiz, 228 Hale. JO Diane. 184 Hale, Loretta A., 246 Haley. Linda Catherine. 228 Haley, Sharon F., 246 Halferty, Patil Wayne, 92. 93 Hall, Barbara Jane, 210 Hall, Judie Ann, 82, 229 Hall, Robert E., 246 Hall, William, 58 Hamblin, Jane Ellen, 184 Hamill, Linda K., 246 Hamilton, Gayle R., 246 Hamilton, Kathy S., 229 Hamilton, Louis, 246 Hamilton, Lyle, 51 Hamilton, Marlene K., 246 Hamilton, Pamela S., 246 Hamilton Patricia. 87, 92, 116, 184 Hamm, Bonnie C., 246 Gray, Cathy, 228 Gray. Dennis K., 246 Gray, Steven De Von. 127, 228 Greeley, Charles. 51 Green, Fred H., 76, 183 Green. Kenneth N., 90, 111 Green, Lawrence Allen, 65. 71. 74. 101. 107, 183 Green, Mark C., 246 Green, William M.. 76, 106, 246 Green, Wilma Jean. 108. 210 Greene. Audrey L.. 246 Greene, David Lynn, 228 Greenlee. Michael A.. 210 Greenstreet. Janet L.. 228 Gregory, Donald Dean. 183 Gregory, Margaret A., 71, 75, 97 Gregory, Richard Karl. 69, 81, 183 Gregory. Robert, 228 Greve. Margaret, 210 Greve, Peggy, 105 Greve, Robert R., 210 Grider, James H.. 66, 246 Grieshaber, David R., 69, 246 Griffin, Steve Wayne. Griffith, Harriet. 183 Griffith, Sara, 104 Griffith, Tim Edward, 66 Griffitts, Russell G., 183 Grimes, Ellen J., 228 Grimshaw, Beverly, 228 Grimshaw, Jackie Lee, 67, 124, 183 Grissom, Loren, 51 Groff, Donald, 52 Groff, Robert R., 139 Groharing, Gwendolyn, 246 Gronewold, Diana L., 106 106, 210 Hamm. Donald Eugene, 170 Hammann, Linda M., 229 Hammerbacher, Larry K., 148, 229 Hammersmith, Jan, 122, 210, 292 Hammons, Larry O., 246 Hamor, Sandra M., 246 Hampton. Toni L., 246 Hancock, Gary Ronald, 229 Hancock. Judith, 47 Hancock, Nancy J., 246 Hankins, Janet D., 229 Hanna, Joyce A., 229 Hansbrough, Debbie R.. 63, 116, 229 Hansen. Linda M., 229 Henslow, Darrell L., 246, 300 Harbourn, Robert, 184 Hardy. Michael A., 124, 158, 246 Hargrave, Ronnie L., 158, 246 Harkabus, Frank Peter, 112, 184 Harlan, Cheryl, 82, 216 Harlan, Leora Marie, 74, 92. 184 Harley, Sharon S.. 120, 210 Harlow, Carla Rae, 210 Harman, Alan U., 246 Harmison, Gary Ray, 184 Harmon, Donald Lynn, 184 Harmon, Walter, 86, 139, 184 Harness, Margaret E., 246 Harriman, Charles, 246 Harrington, Arthur, 53, 67 Harris. Dana D., 101, 109, 210 Harris, Ellen, 184 Harris, Judy Ann, 210 Harris, Karen J., 246 Harris, Ladema S., 246 Harris, Marcheta J., 210 ' Harris, Mary D., 184 305 Harris, Patricia A., 246 Harrison, Harrison, Hanna L., 246 Judy Beth. 108, 210 Harrison, Ronda E.. 75, 184 Harrison, Sandra K., 74, 107, 108. 229 Harrison, Sharon B., 246 Harrison, Stephen P., 229 Harsh, Thomas, 184 Harshbarger, Harold, 246 Hiles, James E., 247 Hilkowitz, Steve Barry, 229 Hill, Randall Scott, 211 Hillo, Rigoberto A., 247 Hilton, Steven C., 132, 229 Himes, Marsha Lee, 108, 184 Hinds, Phyllis Ann, 184 Hines, Albert Morris. 154, 211 Hines, Curtis Lee, 154, 155, 184 Hines, John Hammer. 86, 148 H upfer, Hart, Lee Richard, 69, 210 Hart, Marjorie D.. 184 Hart, Robert T., 170 Harting, Steve C., 130. 163, 246 Hartje, George, 49 Hartley, Norma Jean, 88, 246 Hartsock, Carol D., 229 Hartweg, Keith L., 210 Harvey, Louise June, 210 Hasekamp, Frederick G., 210 Haskins, Barbara Jean, 146, 210 Hassell, Karen L., 229 Hassen, Hassine S., 247 Hastings, Londa S., 90, 247 Hastings, Margaruett, 184 Hatala, Christine Ann, 73, 108. 210 Hatcher, Edward L., 184 Hatcher, Suzanne, 210 Haunschild, John B., 139 Haver, Gail, 45 Havrum, Gary Lee. 83, 210 Hawk, Thomas K., 247 Hawkes, Gwen L., 247 Hawkins, John Darrell, 184 Hawkins, Sandra S., 76, 247 Hawkins, Wayne R., 247 Hayes, Jerry Duane, 98, 210 Hayes, Mark Clayton, 86, 154. 210 Hays, Ronald, 52 Hays, William Leo, 229 Hazelrigg, Walter, 101, 105, 107, 210 Head, Dorenda K., 247 Hearne, Gwendolyn, 247 Heckelman, Donna Lynn, 83. 120. 210 Heid, Janice Marie, 184 Heidman. Sheila M., 247 Heier, Karen M., 229 Helfrich, John R., 124, 229 Hellenthal, Mary Louise, 210 Helto, Rigoberto A., 247 Helton, Johanna, 229 Hinnah, Eileen Carol, 73, 74, 185 Hinshaw, Emily L.. 73. 74, 211 Hintz, Craig J., 211 Hinze, Gary Allen, 229 Hirashima, Robin Y., 74. 185 Hiskey, Marcel Kent, 185 HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 91 Hixenbaugh, Linda S., 229 Hlavek, Richard F., 148 Hobart, Janie K.. 229 Hobbs, John, 211 Hobson, Betty Jeanne, 185 Hodapp, Roger R., 154, 247 Hodgin, Brenda A., 247 Hodits, Gregory, 211 Hoehne, Bruce, 113, 211 Hoerrmann, Phyllis J., 229 Hoffman, Mark, 185 Hoffman, Virginia, 47 Hogan, Dennis M.. 229 Hogenson, Marjorie, 211 Huizinga, Anthony, 185 Huizinga, Marvin, 185 Hulen, Nancy, 229 Hulen, Roberta, 92 Hull, William, 139, 211 Hulse, Laura, 41 Hulse, Mary J., 229 Hulsebus, Sandra, 63, 74, 96, 211 Humphreys, Michael, 247 Hupfer, Mike, 298 Hursaker, Ronnaug, 206 Hunsel, Alice C., 82, 247 Hunt, Mary L., 211 Hunt, Charlotte A., 247 Hunt, Ronald, 163 Hunter, Ann Sue, 211 Hunter, Howard, 104 Hunter, Joan F., 51 Hunter, John F., 247 Hunter, William, 211 Hunziker, Norma Rose, 211 Michael, 91, 132, 211 Holden, E. Ray, 79, 185 Holder, James C., 211 Holder, Lonnie W., 229 Holder, Michael L., 80, 185 Hupp, Lonnie, 81, 247 Huston, Virginia R., 229 Hutchcraft, Larry, 248 Hutchcroft, Linda, 211 Hutchins. Gary K., 185 Hutchinson, Julia A., 88, 89, 229 Hutchinson, Linda K., 73, 108, 211 Hutchinson, Loren D., 106. 111 Hutton, Argena, 229 Hyland, Regina, 211 Hyle, Dwight, 81, 211 Hysinger, Lana J., 185 Hysinger. Vaughn G., 186 Jarnagin, Bruce C., 130, 230 Jarolim, Eva, 230 Jarvis, Tom ,67, 132, 230 Jefferson, Mark, 248 Jeffries, Paul, 230 Jelinek, Catherine, 292 Jelley, Anthony J., 248 Jenks, Perry William, 186 Jennings, Benni Caryo, 186 Jennings, Carol Ann, 212 Jennings, Deanna Sue, 72, 75. 186 Jensen, Paul R., 212 Jepson, Mary Belle, 45 Jerome, Anne E., 88, 89, 212 Jerome, Clinton S., 248 Jesaitis, Tom, 65, 74, 81. 212 Jesse, Roberta J., 248 Jessop, Jean, 230 Jett, Linda M., 100, 230 Jewett, Vernon, 212 Jobe, Joyce A., 230 Jobe, Linda Kay, 212 Joens, Rita Diane, 230 Joerling, Terry, 80, 212 Johns, William, 127, 186 Johns, Gary L., 124, 230 Johns. Jean L.. 248 Johnsen, Lawrence E., 170 Johnson, Angela, 230 Johnson, Aubrey, 163 Johnson, Betty J., 88, 89, 121, 230 Johnson, Johnson, Beverly E., 248 Carol, 64, 70, 71. 212 Henderson, Connie J., 229 Henderson, Darwin, 211 Henderson, Gary Charles, 81, 184 Henderson, Susan Elizabeth, 116. 211, 292 Hendren, Dennis R., 229 Hendrix, Sharon K., 95, 247 Hengsuvanich, Aurapi, 170 Henke, Clara Ann, 211 Henness. Randy, 247 Hennessy, Daniel F., 66. 128, 184 Hennicke, Karl, 51 Henry, Carl, 211 Henry. Gary Lynn, 91, 211 Henry, Ronald Dale, 184 Hepker, Robert E., 139, 247 ' Herl, Vicki A., 247 Hernady, Gabor John, 247 Herriman, Charles G., 247 Herrin. Susan Elaine, 184 Herring, Margaret E.. 73, 75. 108. 184 Hervey, Linda K., 247 Herzberger, Wendy S., Hiatt, Lila F.. 85, 211 Hiatt, William, 211 Hickenbottom, Carolyn, Hickenbottom, Connie. 63, 116, 146. 211 229 247 Hickman, Patricia Lou, 184 Hicks, Norma N., 247 Higgins, Mary. 247 Higgins. Thomas, 45 High, Rellis Carroll, 211 Hightower, Cheryl A., 71, 74, 229 Hilbert. Thomas D., 139. 247 306 Holderieath, Harry J., 229 Hollenberg, Gary N.. 91, 94, 95, 211 Hollowell, Karen L.. 247 Holm, Glen E., 185 Holm, Linda K-Hopkin, 185 Holm, Patricia, 85, 229 Holman. Larry, 84 Holman, Marilyn Kay, 122. 185 Holman, Nancy Ann, 211 Hols, Deborah J., 229 Hols, Dianne L., 229 Holt, Pamela Sue, 122, 211 Holt, Stephen A., 130, 229 Holthaus, Christine, 113, 229 Holtkamp. Garlene L., 247 Holtsman, Ronnie L., 229 HONORARY ART CLUB, 83 Hood. Stephen P., 185 Hook, James David, 185 Hooker, Terry L., 247 Hoover, Betty C., 247 Hoover, Cynthia Ann, 211 Hoover, Robert L., 211 Hopkins, Edward, 69, 211 Hopkins, Michael L., 67, 92, 130. 211 Hopmann, Shirley M., 247 Hopphan, Ronald A.. 132, 229 Horne, Marcheita D., 247 Horton, Linda Lee, 229 Hoschek, Larry R., 80, 185 Hotte, Lucien J., 163 Houf, Judy G., 74, 109, 211 House, Jesse C.. 130, 229 House. Karen J., 229 House, Pamela K.. 120. 211 Housman. David H., 185 Howard, Deborah Sue, 75. 118. 211 Howard. Rebecca L., 106 Howard, Denis M., 229 Howe, Sydney R., 211 Howlett, Albert Jr., 211 Hoyer. Stephen R.. 247 Hoyt, Anita. 185 Hoyt, Joyce, 97, 185 Hrstka, Bob. 211 Hubbard, Leandra. 211 Huddleston, James, 78 Huddleston, Marlyn, 78 Hudson, Donna. 88, 229 Hudson, Gladys, 247 Hudson, Stephen. 106, 247 Hueffmeier, Rita, 247 Huffman, Gale, 76, 229 Johnson, David L., 248 Johnson, Gloria Kaye, 63, 146, 230. 264 I Iman, Mary Ann, 248 lnda, Jehosaphat, 186 lnda, Shirley Adina, 248 INDEX STAFF, 289 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB. 80 Ingels, Kathie, 248 lngerson, Judith A., 248 Ingram. Diane M., 248 Ingram, Joyce K., 85, 113, 248 Ingrum, Barbara J., 122, 248 lnlow, James R., 248 Inlow, Rebecca M., 248 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL. 115 INTERNATIONAL CLUB. 90 Irelan, Barry E., 124, 186 Ireland, Gary Lee. 84. 186 Irey, Susanne, 248 Irvin, Marcia K., 111, 211 Irwin, Cynthia J., 83, 121, 211 Irwin, Gary Lowell, 81, 211 Irwin, Shirley J., 91, 229 lsely, Pamela Kay, 229 Itokaz ,Hideko, 211 Ivins, Marty Wayne, 80. 186 J Jaafari, Moujab, 186 Jabbari. Jackson, 186 Ebrahim G., 186 Jackson, Carla K., 74, 78, 92, 230 Jackson. Connie Yvonn, 230 Jackson, Dale L., 211 Jackson. Linda K.. 76. 77. 186 Jackson. Marilyn, 230 Jackson, Jackson, J ackson, Jacobs. Jacobs, Michael, 248 Robert Lee, 212 Robert T., 98 Patricia A., 248 Patricia S., 230 Jaffe, Michael K., 154 Jakowski. Leslie, 186 James, Art W., 127, 230 James. Cindy, 248 James, Clyde H., 170 James, Frederick, 51 James, Kathy L., 212 James, Lloyd Edwin, 69, 186 James, Paul Thurston, 84, 86. 186 Jamison, George, 59 Alphonso Roy, 86. 162, 163. Johnson, Jerry Lee, 92, 111, 126. 212 Johnson, June E., 248 Johnson, Karen S., 230 Johnson. Kenneth, 212 Johnson, Johnson, Larry Dean, 212 Lexanna M., 78 Johnson, Morris O., 230 Johnson. Naomi E., 230 Johnson, Nancy, 230 Johnson, Patrick, 230 Johnson, Johnson, Richard K., 84, 186 William, 248 Johnston, Janie E., 248 Johnston. Mary Joetta. 186 Johnston, Nadine, 248 Johnston, Robert E., 132, 212 Jones, Barbara E., 248 Jones, Beverly, 248 Jones, Brambel, 230 Jones, Cheryl A., 230 Jones, Christine, 122, 230, 292 Jones, Connie, 51 Jones, Deborah, 230 5 Jones, Derry. 75, 87, 88, 114. 118. 230 Jones, Elna, 71. 248 Jones. Eloise, 73, 108, 230 Jones, Jacqueline K., 248 Jones, Jacqueline L.. 92, 118. 230. 292 Jones, Janet Marie, 106, 116, 230 Jones, Janette Faye, 212 Jones. Janevra K., 248 Jones, Janice May, 83, 212 Jones, Joyce E.. 85, 248 Jones, Joyce E.. 85, 248 Jones, Joyce K.. 230 Jones. Karen. 73, 74. 108. 186 Jones, Karen J., 248 Jones, Larry D., 230 Jones. Martin, 74, 83, 212 Jones. Patricia A., 248 Jones, Rex W., 186 Jones. Robert L.. 186 Jones. Sharon L., 230 Jones, Jones, Sharon Louise, 212 Stanley A., 69, 79, 230 William Edwin, 230 Jorgenson, Dale A., 44 Jorgenson, Dale Al, 104 Jorgenson, Rebecca, 104 Joyce. Susan M.. 230 Jones, Judd. Ronda R., 87 Juluis. Patricia Ann. 212 Junda. Robert E., 69. 230 Jurgensen. Jean A.. 230 Jurgensen, Mary L., 212 Jurkins, Stephan F.. 139 Justice. Mary Beth. 248 Justice. Pamela J.. 248 Justice, Steven Robert. 158. 212 K Kaalberg, James B.. 212 Kahl. Frank Tom. 67, 130, 212 Kaleta. George Jr.. 132. 139. 230 Kallmeyer, David E., 248 Kamali. Bahram, 230 Kanokvichitra. Pulsr, 170 Kao. Po-Lung. 170 Kapfer, David L.. 230 Kapfer. Judy K., 230 KAPPA ALPHA PS1, 126 KAPPA DELTA Pl. 72 Kardos. Felice, 212 Karel, Leon. 45, 51 Karrer, Mary Ann, 112, 248 Kasiewicz, Richard M., 186 Kassicieh, Munira, 90. 212 Katona, Frank, 248 Kautz, Paulette H., 248 Kauzlarich. Charles E.. 41 Kauzlarich. John William, 98, 212 Kaylarian, Victor H.. 65, 71. 97. 98. 99. 186 K-CLUB, 86 K-DETTES. 87 Keegan, Eileen Marie, 101, 212 Keen, Linda J., 212 Keeran, Sheryl Ann, 118. 212 Keil, Linda, 248 Keim, Jerilyn K., 100. 111, 186 Keller, Mary R., 230 Kelley, Daniel Lee, 212 Kelley. Sheila K., 88, 89. 187 Kellison, Ronnie L., 81 Kelly. Jo A., 248 Kelly, Melvin L.. 84, 187 Kelly, Susan M.. 212 Kelsey, Anita Lynne, 187 Kelsey. Martha J., 230 Kemp, Claudia M., 249 Kempenaar, Sheryl A., 212 Kennedy, Patrick J.. 230 Kennedy, William Wayne, 187 Kenny, Janice M., 230 Kenney, John, 53 Kent, James Douglas, 187 Kenyon, Linda L., 249 Kepros, James N., 212 Kerckhoff, Ken, 115, 124. 187 Kerfoot, Judith Ann, 74, 187 Kern. James F., 101, 106, 249 Key. Nicholas Murray. 130. 187 Key, Sara Jo, 212 Kibler. Floreine, 49 Kielty. Kenneth M.. 125. 212 Kilcoyne, Stephen E.. 132. 230 Killebrew, Darrel W.. 98. 125. 212 Kincaid, Cheryl Ann, 187 Kincaid, Sandra S., 72, 87. 116, 187. Kirkpatrick. James S., 187 Kirks, James C.. 109, 230 Kirmes. William J.. 98 Kirtley. Cheryl L., 231 Kirtley. Sandra G., 88, 89. 249 Kissing. Mary L., 249 Kitchens, Lucius W., 74. 112, 231 Kite, Monte W., 249 Kittle. Margie K.. 231 Kitts, William, 57, 69 Kituu, Johnson, 187 Kitzman, Charles E.. 231 Klahs, Loren Richard. 231 Klein, Eric Edward, 132. 187 Klinger, Alan E.. 249 Klinger, Dorothy E.. 101. 106. 187 Klum. Marlyn Jane, 187 Klump. Susan K., 73, 74. 231 Knight, John Byron, 249 Knight. Ronald, 52 Knobbs. Pauline. 57 Knoche, Kathleen K., 249 Knowles, Franklin, 90, 111 Knowles, Mary K., 187 Koch, Patricia A., 249 Koch, Susan L., 75. 249 Kochman, Andrea Lee, 85. 122 212, 292. 299 Koebke, Jean Marie, 187 Koehn, Garry Lynn. 187 Koelling, Dixie, 187 Koerner, Jeffrey M., 66. 76 Koestner. Kris E., 212 Kohlenberg, Gilbert, 56, 91 Kohlenberg, Mary Jane, 52 113 Kolb. Stephen. 128, 249 Kolkmeier, Stanley W.. 101. 104, 212 Kollar, Douglas George, 65, 71. 212 Konski. Anthony F.. 212 Koontz, George W., 249 Kordestani, Behrouz K.. 187 Koroknay, Jeffery W.. 139. 163 Kottabi. Jamal, 249 Kousari, Ehsan, 188 Koziol, John Michael. 112, 188 Kral, Jerry, 212 Kraturerk, Songsri, 249 Kressman, Allen, 212 Krigbaum, Randall K.. 157 Kruckenberg, Karna K., 231 Kruger. Orville Lee, 188 Krupiarz, Samuel. 132, 188 Ku, Joseph, 57 Kueny, Suzanne D., 249 Kugler, Lynn, 231 Kuhler, Dee Anne, 70, 212 Kuhler, Sydne D.. 73. 249 Kuhlmann, Carol A., 249 Kulage, Richard Henry, 188 Kuntemeyer, Nancy A., 231 Kunz, Barbara. 71. 73, 75. 188 Kurabi, Nidal, 90, 231 Kurtz, Dean J.. 101, 231 L LaFrenz, Pamala A. 249 Lacey, Gary P. 139, 158, 249 Lademann, Julie Ann, 64, 74, 78 113, 212 Lahay, Steven. 139, 158 Lamyuen. Etenanga, 90 Landis. Jr., Walter S., 213 Lane, Albert. 170 Lane. Ronald G.. 213 Lane. Ronald L.. 80, 188 Langford, Eilene K.. 74, 231 Langford. Elaine F., 74. 231 Langford. Philip. 90. 249 Langston, Mary T., 249 Lanpher, Peggy. 105, 214 Lantz. Warren W.. 249 Larkin. Daniel. 213 Larrick. Janet. 188 Larson, Linda. 213 Larue, Clyde. 213 Larue. Ronald. 249 Lary, Randall. 81, 213 Lary, Ron F., 81, 131, 231 Latimer, Patricia, 231 Latta. Jane. 249 Latta. Ronald. 67, 125, 213 Lauer, Glenda M.. 96. 231 Laughlin, Margaret. 104 Laughlin, Michael, 213 Liebbe, Patricia, 75. 88, 89. 189 Lieberoff. Jerry, 231 Lietsch, Patricia, 249 Life, Greg. 69, 231 Light. Ruth, 249 Lilley, Judith, 71, 189 Lillquist. Ronald, 139 Lindeen, Herman, 71, 91 Lindenbusch, Diane, 231 Lindenbush, Pamela, 249 Linden. Dennis, 125. 189 Lindquist, Penny, 249 Lindquist, Phyllis, 213 Lindroth, Rachel, 231 Lindsay, Robert, 213 Lingle. Cathie. 88. 250 Linhardt. Roy. 250 Linn, Bonnie. 82, 231 Linn, Sandra, 250 Linnemeyer, Dwight. 86 Linquist. David, 106, 213 Lintz, Leon M., 231 Lippert, Jerry. 84, 189 Lippert, Marcia, 32 Lauifi. Olith. 90. 249 Lauvao, Juliette, 213 Laux, Terry. 139 Lavallee, Kathellen. 188 Lavy, Kenneth, 213 Lawrence. Carl, 170 Lawrence, Larry A., 231 Lawrence. Rodger, 145, 231 Donna J., 72, 79. 118. 188 Lawson. Lawson. John. 249 Lay, Jo Ann. 249 Layland. Franklin, 231 Lalmon, Richard, 188 Leach, Patricia. 188 Leake, Francis, 249 Leake, Laurence, 65, 72. 74. 80. 188 Leake, Richard, 213 Lease, Cecil, 79. 188 Leasure, Viola E. 188 Leathers, Pensie 249 Leau, Neemia, 90, 127. 231 Leazer, Ronald. 231 Lederle. Michael. 125, 213 Ledet, Kristine. 231 Lee, Dana D.. 82, 249 Lee, Lauren, 249 Leeds, Bernard, 188 Leeds, Judith, 188 Leefers, William, 188 Leek. Kathy. 292. 294 Legendre, Randall, 132. 213 Legg, Janice, 41 Leggett, Janice, 105 Leib, James, 83, 188 Liston, Mary. 106, 213 Litchfield. Judy, 250 Little, Terry, 250 Littrell, Darrell, 80. 213 Littrell, Dennis, 213 Liu, Anglea. 171 Liu, Hsiang-Phen. 90 Liu, Johnny. 189 Livesay, Carol, 76. 213 Livingston, Joyce. 213 Lobmire, Marilyn, 231 Lock. Michael, 139, 158 Lockard, Jerry, 250 Loechl, Mary, 250 Loeffler. Gary. 84, 132, 189 Loesch. Rodney. 67, 115, 127, 189 Loft, Berna F., 83, 189 Logan. Thomas, 86, 145, 163, 231 Logston, Sheila L., 78, 121. 231, 288 Logue. Mary, 122, 231 Lohman. Elsie J.. 189 Lohman, Gerald, 189 Lohr ,Donald, 189 Lokeni, Fagatoele, 90, 250 Long, Antionette, 250 Long, Jerry, 92, 189 Long, David. 154 A Longwith, Karen, 108, 213 Loose, Terry, 101, 231 Lopez, Elaine. 213 Lorence, James, 232 Lorenze, Jacqueline A., 91, 213 Lorenzen, Arlo E.. 213 Lorenzen, Richard, 132. 214 Leibowitz, Thomas. 213 Leitman, Charlene. 231 Lekskul, Sompon. 171 Lemmons, Marcia. 111. 231 Lennox, Michael, 249 Lentz, Howard, 213 Leonard. James, 69. 213 Leonard, Terry, 189 Leporati, Eugene, 189 Lesile. James, 154 Lesser. Pamlyn. 249 Lesser, Phyllis, 71, 73, 75. 118, 293. 294 King Amber Lou, 82. 105. 187 King Boyd, 47, 148 King Charles R., 86, 148 King. Cynthia A.. 212 King Diana. 118, 249 King. Dianne S.. 187 King, Donald Duane, 212 King James D., 249 King, Gay, 65, 72, 115, 130. 170 King. Nancie Belle, 73, 74, 212 King. Sherry Lee, 88. 89, 187 K ingsolver, Frederick, 230 Lai, Mo-Ping, 231 Lais, Thomas, 231 Lake John, 188 Lake Karen Jo, 231 Lake, Lawrence, 188 Lake, L. Michael, 188 Lam, Anita Wing Shue, 249 Lam, Nim Shun Nelson, 249 Lam, Yuen Etenauga A., 112, 249 Kingsolver, Shelby J., 78, 212 Kinsey, Daniel A., 249 Kinsinger, Daniel H., 127, 249 Kirchberger, Frederic, 45, 104 Kirchner, Phyllis Jean, 75, 82, 212 Kirchner. Thomas M.. 187 Lamaster, Benjamin E., 213 Lamberson, Lawrence A.. 67, 100. 112, 125, 231 Lambert, Nancy, 76, 77, 95, 188 Lamis, Marcia, 106, 213 Lammert, Nancy S., 88, 89. 121. 249, 292 Lammoonpun, Seri. 188 Lampton. Marilyn J., 100, 249 Leung, Yen. 171 Levi, Mary. 249 Levy, Alexander. 249 Lewandowski, Cecelia, 231 Lewis, Diana S., 75, 116, 213 Lewis, Dianne S., 231 Lewis, Donna. 189 Lewis, Duane, 106, 107 Lewis, Jami. 89, 121. 213 Lewis, Nancy. 75 Lewis, Robert. 249 Lewis, Tommy, 213 Lewton, Michael D., 231 Lexer, Kenneth, 94, 189 Li, Elizabeth, 171 Libby, Kenneth, 213 Liddell, Jr., David A., 213 Liddle, Gregg, 213 Losey, Donald, 189 Losson, Margaret. 214 Love, Linda, 250 Loveless, Charles. 232 Loveless, Michael, 131, 214 Lovland, Patricia, 75, 87, 118, 232 Lowe. Marcia. 88. 89, 232 Lowenberg, Steven L.. 113, 189 Lowenberg. Steven M.. 250 Lowry, Susan, 83 Luck, Eugene, 132. 214 Ludlow. Earl D., 43, 68 Luebrecht. Helen L., 250 Luedeking, Edward, 131, 214 Luers. Marilyn, 73, 108, 109. 214 Luett, Pamela, 214 Luett. Steven, 148 Luhn, John. 158. 250 Luker, Robert, 98, 189 Luksetich, Philip, 158, 250 Lunceford, Lucinda, 250 Lund. Gerald, 232 Lundberg. Diana, 232 Lushbaugh, Marcia, 250 Luth, Cheryl, 74, 108, 189 Luth, Nancy, 108, 250 I Lutu, Leroy, 232 Lutz, John, 91, 214 Lybarger, Jerry, 129, 139. 214 Lymar. Constance, 232 307 McConnell, Rebecca S., 71, 82, 214 Lynch. Robert, 81, 189 Lyon, Ovid, 90 M Maas, Paul, 214 Magg, Dorothy, 88, 89. 214 Mack. Carolyn L.. 232 Madden. Daniel, 214 Maddex. James 250 Maddox, Donald, 74, 189 Maddy, Donald R., 171 Madsen, Ellen K.. 214 Ma Gee, Llora, 59 Maggart. Shirley E., 250 Magruder, Geneva l., 232 Maher, Micheleen, 232 Maheronnaghsh, Bijan, 250 Mahmoody, Bozorg S.. 98. 171 Mahmoud. Ahmed, 250 Mahoney, Michael W. tlll.J 92, 232 Mahoney. Michael W.. fMo.1 132, 232 Maier, Jr., William. 125, 250 Makhai, Foad, 232 Malcolm, Calvin A., 232 Malins, Walter, 132, 232 Maloney. Geneta K.. 232 Malvin, John R., 101. 105. 107. 232 Maneely, Sharon, 72 Manning. Marlis F., 250 Milner, David W., 191 Manning, Janet L., 232 Manning. Richard, 189 Manro, Bruce A., 250 Mansfield, Harold, 214 Mansfield. Rebecca, 70, 190 Mansfield, Richard, 159, 239 Mantione, Richard M., 66 March, Benny, 232 March, Nancy, 250 Marin. Kurt, 157 Mark, Janice, 214 Marker, Jeffrey, 74, 90, 91, 96, 99 Markowitz, Greta, 190 Marley, Dennis W., 232 Marquez, Juana, 79, 90 Marr, Nikki L., 232 Marsh, Deena, K., 100, 250 Marsh. James, 190 Marshall Adam, Jr., 232 Marshall, Larry E., 250 Marshall, Nancy, 190 Marshall, Sharon S., 250 Martin, Barbara J., 74. 101, 250 Martin, James R., 127, 232 Martin, John C., 250 Martin, Marilyn S., 92, 232 Martin Micky, 131, 214 Martin, Peggy S., 250 Martin, Ronald, 214 Mason, Dale, 214 Mason, Martha J., 190 Mason Robert F. 45 Mastroberte, Robert, 115, 129, 190 Matarazzo, Jr., Joseph, 132. 190 Mathis, Carolyn, 214 Mathis, Janey L., 116, 250 Mathis, Jo E., 190 Matney, Bobby D., 92 Matthew, Mary, 214 Mathew, William, 43 Mathews, Sandra K., 232 Mauck, Barbara D., 250 Mauck, Karen, 190 Maxfield, Alfred. 67, 80, 131. 214 Maxwell, Jady, 190 Maxwell, Robert, 81 May, Cheryl, 214 May, Rex Dail, 214 Maynard, Billye J., 232 McAndrew, Theresa M., 250 McBee, Luther R., 91, 250 McBride, Kenneth, 148, 214 McCall, Joyce, 121, 232 McCampbell, Judith A.. 101, 104, 107, 214 McCarty, Paula K. 250 MCCauley, Cheryl A., 250 McCay, Barbara J., 232 308 McChesney. Michael C. 232 McClain, Michael E., 214 McCIanahan, Marvin L., 214 McClaskey. Bertha B., 214 McClaskey, Martha, 90 McClintock. James H., 101. 105. 232 McClintock. Mary J.. 88, 89, 232 McCollum. Arlene F., 250 McCombs. Fredrick A.. 232 McCombs. Wayne, 67, 71, 74. 131, 190 ' McCoppin, Lynn, 65, 72, 74, 190 McCormick, Janet, 70, 75, 214 McCormick, Sharon, 75, 122, 214 McCormick, Francine, 88, 250 McCourt, William, 131. 190 McCoy. Linda, 214 McCoy, Lola M., 85. 250 McCray, Paul B., 66. 232 McCruden. Michael, 214 McCullough, Leah J., 250 McCullough, Ronald D., 214 McCune, Judith A., 250 McCurdy, Georgie F,, 74, 233 McDaniel, Carolyn F., 250 McDaniel, Sheila F.. 250 McDermott, Diane, 88, 89. 214 McDonald, Betty L., 250 McDowell, Steve D., 132, 233 McEwen, Alice, 118. 233 McEwen. Betty A., 118, 250 McFaddin, Barbara J.. 250 McGlaughlln Larry T., 139 McGlothin. Larry R., 125. 190 McGraw, Lila, 250 Mslntosh, Aaron, 190 Mclntosh, Judith K., 250 McKenzie. Richard, 190 McKiddy, Gary. 76, 233 McKiddy, Beverly J., 250 McKie, Melvin J., 158, 215 McLain, Kriss A., 251 McLaughlin, Adell. 78 McLaughlin, Barry, 129, 190 McMahon, Joseph, 190 McMain. Mary, 190 McMains, Marcia, 75, 106, 122, 191 McMains, Stuart A., 132, 233 McMein II, William, 96, 215 McMillian. Dana M., 251 McNabb, Margaret, 215 McNair, Shirley A., 191 McNames. Charles, 124 McNeese, Mary, 88, 89, 191 McNeil. Alice C., 90, 215 McNeil, Carol K., 233 McOwan, Sharon, 74, 88, 89, 191 McPherson, James, 191 McPheron, Mike, 86, 148, 215 McQui1len, Bruce L., 132, 233 McQuiston, Jane, 215 McRae, James, 215 McReynolds, Grace, 43 McRoberts, Barbara A., 251 McSorley, Ronald, 86, 191 McVay, Jesse, 191 McVay, David, 251 Mead, Jerry, 191 Means, Pamela A., 43, 68, 251 Medaris, Sherry I., 251 Meek, Martha A.. 74. 233 Meek, Nancy J.. 251 Meeker, Connie, 105, 171 Meers, Susan M., 113, 251 Megehe, Karla A., 215 Meglio, Franklin, 191 MeGown, James, 215 Hehl, Paula, 233 Meinhardt, Connie M., 251 Meinhardt, Joy K., 251 Meinhardt, Mary E., 251 Meisner, Linda S. F., 233 Meissen, John, 112, 215 Mekler, Sheldon, 233 Melander, David W., 251 Melson, Robert N., 133, 251 Mendenhall, Betty, 74. 83, 191 Meneely, Sharon, 191 Menge. Rita C S, 90 MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB. 84 Menze, Daniel R.. 131, 166, 191 Mercer, Debra, 118, 215 Merrell. Sharon, 251 Merrill, Mary, 95, 118, 191 Merrill, Myron. 191 Merten, Jerry D.. 251 Meshkati, Touraj, 215 Mess, Jeanne, 215. 293 Moncavage, Raymond. 145, 154 Moniz, Antonia, 73, 74, 192 Monk. Verna. 192 Monnat. Gerald F.. 215 Montemayor. Arturo, 79. Montgomery. Kathy. 83. 111, 215 Montgomery, Larry L., 251 Montgomery, Linda, 111, 192 Montgomery, William. 233 Moody, Lee. 76, 77. 106 Moore. Bernadine. 233 Moore. Beverly, 251 Messina, Theresa A.. 119. 251 Metcalf, Roger, 65. 191 Mettes, Carolyn S.. 233 Meeyr, Carolyn. 251 Meyer. Constance. 215 Meyer. James D.. 111, 233 Meyer, Jerome F.. 86, 139. 215 Meyer, Robert E., 163 Meyer, William, 191 Michelson, Dr. Harold. 41 Middeke. Paul. 77, 113. 191 Middleton, Donald D., 215 Middleton, Earlene. 100 Middleton, Karen, 233 Middleton, Richard A., 251 Miers. James. 69, 107. 111,215 Mihalevich, Patricia, 251 Miles. Ann L. 215 Milian Lois. 191 Milian, Tony, 215 Miller. Beverly L.. 215 Miller, Carol, 191 Miller, Cheryl, 104 Miller, Dayana, 251 Miller, Donna, 71, 85 Miller, Earl A.. 111, 191 Miller, Earl D., 98, 215 Miller. lvan, 43 Miller, James 1., 98, 233 Miller, James S., 133. 233 Miller, Jerry, 215 Miller, Joseph, 233 Miller, Judy L.. 251 Miller, Linda M., 251 Miller, Martha. 191 Miller, Mary E., 215 Miller, Mary J., 233 Miller, Richard, 45 Miller, Robert E., 158, 251 Miller. Steven H., 154 Miller, Vicki, 74, 78, 123, 191 Miller Warren L. 233 Milliken, Donald li., 43 Milliken, Donald Q., 68 Millo, Rigoberto, 69, 79 Mills. Margaret, 251 Mills, Marsha L., 233 Mills, Susan, E., 233 Milnes. Michael L.. 233 Minear, Rebecca A., 251 Minor, Claudia J., 251 Minor, Donald, 92, 133, 233 Minor, W. Thomas, 191 Mish, Lawrence, 251 Mitch, Joseph, 41 Mitchell, Beverly, 251 Mitchell, Carole, 251 Mitchell, Glory L., 251 Mitchell, Gordon H.. 251 Mitchell, James H., 191 Mitchell, Joan, 215 Mitchell, Jean. 215 Mitchell, Michael, 191 Mitchell, William, 80, 192 Mittler, Dr. Eli F., 65, 68 Mittler, Peggy Ann, 100, 111, 215 Mize Jr., John C., 69, 233 Mock, Gary M., 233 MoDavis, Ronald, 215 Moehle, Phyliss, 109, 251 Moffett, Dorothy, 251 Moffitt, John R., 251 Mogharrabi, Asdullah, 251 Mollet, Kenneth A. 233 Momphard, Thomas. 251 Moore, Bruce. 251 Moore. Cecil, 65, 71, 74, 97. 215 Moore, Charles L,, 251 Moore, C. Thomas. 233 Moore. Cliare. 92. 215 Moore, David H., 111. 148. 251 Moore. David M., 69, 233 Moore. Gayle, 252 Moore, Hubert, 78 Moore, Melva J.. 133, 215 Moore, Patricia A.. 233 Moore, Robert F.. 92, 94, 233 Moore. Robert J., 192 Moore, Robert L., 131, 192 Moots, Ernest, 252 Moots, Joyce E.. 233 Moots, Paul C., 131 Morgan, Beverly L., 252 Morgan, Morgan. James, 215 Mark Louis. 215 Morgan, Mary Kay. 215 Morgan. Mary Y., 82, 233 Morgan, Monty, 74, 83, 95. 131. 21 Morgan, Ricky L., 113 Morgan, Thomas E., 133, 233 Moritz, Robert. 90, 233 Moritz, Sandra S., 75, 82, 215 Morlan, Morrell. Basil, 40 Lynn E., 66, 129, 215 Morris, Billy M., 131. 252 Morris, Kenneth Lee, 215 Morris, Marcia R., 88, 252 Morris. Myrna 121, 192 Morris, Robert 84, 133, 215 Morris. Ronald, 83. 215 Morris. Ronda M., 117, 252 Morris, Steven, 215 Morrissey, Patrick M., 100, 233 Morrow, Anita, 74, 82, 215 Morrow, Lonny, 92, 215 Morrow, Mark A., 67, 127, 157, 23 Morrow, Richard M., 215 Morse. Mary, 233 Morton, Richard, 45 Morton, Mosher, Stewart, 252 Carol. 215 Mossbarger, Marcia, F.. 87, 117, 233, 293 Mote, Kirk, 289 Motter, Mottet, Noaleen Kay, 71, 233 Marcia, 119, 252 Mudd, Mary S., 119, 252 Mudrak, Robert, 129, 215 Muensterman, Arthur H., 74. 81 125, 215 Mullenix. Phyllis J., 123, 233 Mumma, Robert E., 154 Mllnden, Peggy A.. 252 Murdock, Samuel, 192 Murphy, Clarence, 43 Murphy, Duane L., 215 Murphy. Georgia. 75. 112. 192 Murphy, Jerry, 139 Murphy, Martha, 77 Murray, David A., 216 Murray, Denis R., 216 Murray, Linda M., 73, 76, 90, 252 Murray, William, 45 Murrell, Betty R., 233 Muskovin, Jack, 171 Myers, Beverly K., 233 Myers, C. Susie, 88, 89, 216 Myers, Deborah. 252 Myers, Janice, 192 Myers, Roger, 131 Myers, Russell E., 233 l N labavian, Massoud, 252 lachtweih, Dave A., 131. 216 lagel, Myra, 192 lalbandian, Zaven. 192 lash, Beverly A., 233 lash, Jr., Eddie. 163. 252 'ash, James, 192 ass, Wayne, 105 'assir, Paruiz, 233 aughton, Harry J.. 112, 252 ausley, Ellen, 233 eeve, Richard W.. 252 eff, Barbara, 252 eff, George, 233 eff, Rick, 192 eifert, James. 192 eighbors, C. Erwin, 74. 78. 91. 216 eighbors, Lois, 233 eil, Mary. 75, 82, 192 eill, Janet L., 234 eill, Stella B., 252 elson, Dennis, 192 elson, Donald, 98, 216 elson, Dorothy, 76, 79 elson, Nancy A.. 234 elson, Nancy S., 252 EMO SINGERS, 106 emoto, Frances F., 234 ewbrough, Dennis, 145 ewbrough, Gloria E., 82. 252 ewcomb, Gary, 139 ewcomb, John L., 84, 86, 139. 157 ewell, Cynthia, 252 swell, Diane, 234 ewkirk, Ned W., 252 EWMAN CLUB, 112 zwman, Garrett. 131, 216 rwman, Shirley A., 74, 78 :wquist, Diana M.. 111, 252 awsom, Etta, 169,216 chols, Bobbi J., 252 chols, David, 45 chols, Linda K., 121, 216 chols, William, 109, 171 cholson, Nancy Lyn, 252 ckell, Shirley J., 252 ckels, Darrell, 192 ckens, Dean T., 76, 125, 234 codemus, William, 129. 216 ece, Sharon, 83, 216 ehoff, Jane F., 252 emeyer, David L., 252 emeyer, Jack, 67, 74, 131, 216 ll, Jeanine, 216 rgenau, Richard A., 216 shomoto, Cynthia D., 100, 216 shimoto, Katsu, 216 ssing, Richard, 145, 216 ssing, Ronald, 74, 145, 216 swonger, Nancy, 216 Zipisanonta, Tida, 252 iti, Virginia, 76 ah, Stanley, 216 ble, Karen, 192 e, Beverly. 82, 192 el, Kathy S., 252 el. Patricia A., 82 land, Jeanette A. 252 ll, A. Elaine, 77, 119, 192 rfolk, Rebecca S., 252 rman, Billie M., 88, 252 rman, Dorothy J., 234 rris, Richard, 192 rth, James Ernie, 192 rthcutt, Gerald W., 96. 113. 234 thdurft, D. D., 68 rton, Kathleen G., 253 rton, Robert, 65, 71, 97, 192 vinger, Glenna S., 253 vinger, Marie F., 192 votny, Joyce, 216 gent, Douglas, 234 gent, Sam, 158 gent, Susanne, 70, 71, 216 in, Dean, 216 m, Gary, 234 tez. Robert J., 154, 234 O O'Briant. Lois L.. 253 O'Bryan, Larry, 216 O'Day. Paul W.. 253 O'Day. Sheryl 216 O'Neal. Linda D.. 88. 89, 216 O'Neal. Melvin, 115. 126. 216 O'Rourke, Patrick. 234 Oakley, Capitola J., 253 Oberhaus. Raymond L.. 253 OConnell. Arm K., 234 OConnell. Daniel L., 86. 148. 234 OConnor, Edward, 192 O'dell. Linda G.. 253 Ogar. Kathleen K., 234 Okada, Hiroyuki. 83. 171 Olah. Mary, 73, 216 Olderich lll, Edward A.. 79, 253 Oldvader, Larry L., 253 Olejnik. Vicki-Lou M.. 192 Olejnik. William, 193 Olinger. Donald Ross. 129, 216 Oliver, Del Clifton, 76, 93, 216 Ollie, Bert W. Jr., 115. 126, 216 Olson, Gayle. 73, 75, 96, 123. 19 ORAL INTERPRETERS. 77 ORCHESTRA, 104, 105 Orf. Paula J., 253 Orlando, Raymond, 234 Ornes. Walter, 216 Orr. Stephen, 253 Oshner, Carol K., 253 Osbourne, Jim, 105 Oshner. Farol A., 253 Osthoff, Warren, 234 Overkamp, Robert, 171 Overlander, Maurice, 106. 253 Overstreet, Delores K.. 193 Owen, Andrea J., 253 Owen, Cynthia, 216 Owen, Kathy, 119, 234 Owens, Martha. 77 Owings, Myrtle. 70, 193 Ownby, Steven W.. 253 Oxenford, Joyce, 71, 85, 117. 253. 293 Ozug, Patil D., 148, 234 P Page. Elizabeth S., 234 Painter, Edward T., 216 Paisley, Emma J., 88 Palermo. Christina M., 253 Palko, James, 133, 216 Panapa. Maupati. 90, 253 Pandolfo, Michael, 193 Pandya, Harish C., 90. 253 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL, 114 Panther, David, 112. 127, 216 Paradis. William, 92, 133, 193 Parcell, Gretchen, 105 Parish, David, 193 Park. Nancy A., 89, 193 Parker, Kenneth A., 148 Parker, Russell D., 253 Parks. Patricia L., 71. 73. 253 Parrett. Mary E., 74, 193 Parrish. Archie R., 193 Parrish, David, 106, 193 Partin, Leon, 127, 216 Parva. Ebrahim M.. 253 Paschal, Sandra K., 253 Passmore. Judy, 216 Patrick, Joan, 216 Patryla, Victoria M., 88, 89, 109 147, 216 Patten, Orville, 125, 216 Pattinson, Sallie, 59 Patton, Alice, 193 Pauk, Anna, 73, 74, 108 112, 216 Paule, Kathyrn S.. 253 Pauley, Carol, 234 Paullin, Jeanne, 74. 193 Paustian, Vicki, 234 Pavlisin, Mary, 121, 216 Payne, Ernest, 154, 253 Payton, Elizabeth, 101, 104. 107 Payton, Larry E., 253 Payton, Ruth E.. 253 Peak, Charla B., 253 Pease. Vinton, 131, 193 Peavler. Dorothy K.. 171 Peavler, Robert, 99 Peery. Willis, 193 Peffers, Duane. 133, 234 Pekarek, Richard. 234 Pemberton, Michael B.. 163. 253 Pendergraft, Harry H., 193 Pendleton, Mac A.. 139. 154 Penn. John L. 253 Pepper, Carolyn J.. 112, 253 Perez, Maria, 79, 193 Perkins. Linda L., 253 Perrine. Donald L.. 193 Perry. Cleva. 88. 216 Perry, Lee, 253 Perry. Mary L., 253 Perry. Tim. 105 Pesola, Michael S.. 193 Petefish. Jesse, 81, 96. 125, 216 Peters, Lester, 193 Potter, David, 194 Potts, Linda, 74, 123. 217 Poutoa, lokapeta, 234 Powell, Catharine G.. 217 Powell. Cathy A.. 101. 254 Powell, Diana S., 254 Powell, Rodney D.. 254 Powell, Teresa J., 234 Powell, Vanna, 98, 217 Powell, Vicki Ann. 217 Powells. Karla D., 254 Powers. Cathy Anne. 77. 78. 119 Powers, Janet l., 194 Powers. Jeanne Susann. 234 Powers, Kenneth J.. 139 Powers. Pamela J.. 90. 234 Prather. David L., 171 Prather, Joeta Ellen, 85. 121, 194 3 Peterson Peterson Peterson, Brenda K., 253 Chuck. 158 Douglas J., 125, 234 Peterson Gary L.. 71, 129. 234 Peterson. Gary P.. 67, 81. 96. 125 216 Peterson James, 83, 216 Peterson Roberta E.. 234 Peterson Susan, 75, 108. 194 Petre. David G.. 253 Petre. James E., 80, 194 Phapuntu, Buatong, 171 Phegley Jr., William, 253 Phelps, Edwin, 115, 131, 194 PHI DELTA KAPPA. 68 Philips, Carl R., 253 Phillips, Bernetta, 216 Phillips, John E.. 194 Phillips, Robert W.. 67, 133, 216 Phillips, Russell, 105 , PHILOSOPHY CLUB, 93 PHI KAPPA THETA, 127 PHI SIGMA EPSILON, 128 Phuvasorakul, Varune, 171 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB, 89 Pickard, Gary, 194 Pickering, Dee A., 253 Pickering, Dennis, 216 Pickering, Joyce, 216 Pickett, Margaret F.. 194 Pickle, William H., 234 Pieper, Sandra K., 217 Pierce, Joan, 234 Pierceall, James S., 253 Pieske, Nancy L., 234 Pila. Ruby, 90, 109, 253 Pindell, Sharon, 72, 194 Pink, Ralph, 86, 157 Pinkerton, Terry, 133. 194 Pinson, James A., 234 Pinson, Joyce, 82, 217 Pinson, Lois A., 253 Pl OMEGA PI, 70 Piper, Fontaine C., 139. 157 Piper, Jeffrey S., 107. 253 Pipes, Ronald D.. 131, 234 Pirnat, Kathryn A., 253 Pirrone, Vivian, 194 Pirtle, Jerry. 234 Pittenger, Gary L., 159. 217 Planchon, Peter S., 139. 253 Plank, Thomas E., 131. 194 Platz, Roger E., 234 Platz, Walter G., 253 Poertner, Shirley A., 253 Poffenberger, Harrie, 253 Poindexter, Roddy Joe. 194 Poland, Lance, 254 Polhans, Stephanie, 217 Politte, Frankie Lee. 217 Pollard, James, 254 Pontius, Michael L., 254 Poore, Barbara E., 111, 217 Potosky, Sandra, 71, 108. 112, 217. 292 Prather, Ronald L., 234 Pratt. James, 81. 194 Pratt. John Wiley. 83. 106. 194 Precht. Sharon E., 117. 217 PRE-LAW CLUB, 94 Premarasmee, Busba. 217 PRE-OSTEOPATHIC CLUB, 98 Preston, Carol A., 254 Priebe. Peggy J.. 234 Primeau. Lucinda G., 254 Prinster, Lynn C., 254 Prior, John, 217 Probst. John R., 254 Pryor. Roger, 194 PSYCOLOGY CLUB. 92 Puaves, Suebsai, 234 Paugh, Daniel Eugene. 129, 139, 217 Pugh. Lonnie, 83, Pulis, Delores J., 217 Pullins, Larry E., 234 Pulse, Richard, 254 Purvis, Linda Elizabeth, 194 Pyszka, William P., 234 Q Quanstrom, Karla A., 234 Quick. Jamie E.. 254 Quigley, Bryan H., 254 Quigley. Marcella Fay, 75, 78, 217 Quigley, Sherri A., 254 Quint, Barbara Lucille, 217 R Racey, Steven, 194 Rada. Rosalind R., 254 Ragan. James, 194 Raines, Larry, 234 Ralph, Leone Dianne. 234 Randall. Candace E.. 254 Randell, Linda J., 75, 82, 234, 293 Randolph, Judith A., 87, 117, 234 Raney, Elvy G., Jr., 72. 80, 194 Raney, Ginny Beavers, 171 Ranny, Jack. 104 Ranney, Jeannie, 104 Rapley, Marilyn J.. 74, 234, 293 Rapp, David. 194 Ratliff, Doralee. 71, 72, 74. 88. 91 l 1 1, 194 Ratliff, Juletta, 234 Rawalt, Paul, 195 Rawson, David, 84, 106. 195 Rawson. Deborah A. 234 Ray, Gary Linn, 129, 217 Ray, Terry, 158 Ray, William F., 254 Raymond, Douglas, 76, 195 Rea, Roger W., 129, 254 Reagan. Rita Margaret, 70. 71. 72, 195. 298 Reams, Curtis, 195 Rector, Pamala Lee. 74. 88, 91, 195 Redden. Ronald G., 234 Redmon. Alan Lee, 80 Redman, Jerry, 195 Reece, Donna R., 235 Reed, Bill. 80, 131, 217 Reed, Jennifer Kay. 74, 111, 217 Reed, Kenneth W., 69, 254 Reed. Rita S., 104, 119, 235 309 Reed. Robert, 195 Reed, Robert S., 254 Reed, Sarah, 75, 217 Reese, Abraham, 254 Reeves, Richard, 139 Reichert,,Father Luke, 112 Reighard, Margaret J.. 71. 72. 114. 123. 195 Reilly, Patricia Anne, 121, 235, 292 Reinker, Dianne M., 43, 235 Reiss, Martin, 91, 93, 217 Reneker. Gary E., 217 Renstrom. Arthur J., 235 Requet, Michael. 195 Rettig, Judith M., 90, 109 Revelle, Lila, 82 Rex, Linda Lee, 254 Reynolds, Leonard Rae. 77 Reynolds, Richard A., 67. 235 Reynolds, William, 217 Rhoades, Llenell, 235 Rhodes, Joyce M.. 217 Rice, Bruce, 106 Rice, Charles. 195 Rice. Sally L.. 123, 254 Richard, Mary Katherine. 117. 195 Richardson, Beverly M., 123. 235 Richardson, Dorothy, 104 Richardson J. Lynne, 123. 254 Richardson, Jerry, 74, 217 Richardson, Joyce, 70, 71. 75. 217 Richardson, Lee, 80, 195 Richardson, Neta I.. 71. 74. 235 Richardson, Ruth E.. 90, 106. 235 Richardson, Sue E.. 235 Richerson, Bill, 159 Richeson, Jerry Lee, 65, 72. 195 Richmond. Isaac John, 81. 195 Rickards. Len Dewayne, 254 Rider, Raymond R.. 254 Rider. Richard Hall. 86, 131, 148. 195 Rider, Thomas H.. 66 Ridgeway, Joanne. 71. 82, 217 Riechers. Charles E. 254 Rigdon, Larry T., 129, 235 Riggen, Rosemary Lee, 74, 78. 217 Riley. Barbara J., 108 Riley, Carolyn S., 117. 235 Riley, Judy K.. 111, 217 Riley, Randall E., 254 Rinehart, Marvis J., 101, 254 Ritchie, Tom, 45 Ritter, Lawrence V.. 195 Ritze, James M., 133, 235 Ritzman, Linda L., 254 Robb, Suzanne K., 254 Robbins, Gary L., 235 Roberts. Dennis R., 148 Roberts, Elizabeth A., 112, 254 Roberts, Jacquelyn, 217 Roberts,Stephen R.. 195 Roberts, Juanita J., 254 Roberts, Kenneth P.. 235 Roberts, Marilyn. 75, 217 Roberts, Richard, 217 Roberts, Susan L., 88, 89, 218 Robertson, Robertson Cecil, 217 Elizabeth, 235 Robertson, James E., 235 Robertson, Kenneth D., 195 Robertson, Lyle D., 131. 235 Robertson Mary Ann, 218 Robertson, Pamela J.. 218 Robertson, Terry A., 84, 131, 195 Robinson, Billy W., 254 Robinson, Robinson. Robinson, Robinson, Robinson, Denauvo M., 157, 254 James S., 111 Judith A., 111, 218 Larry, 195 Stanley J., 106, 235 Robison, Kimberly Ann. 195 Roby, Scott, 133, 235 Rock, Betty J., 254 Roderick, Marjorie R.. 85, 88, 89. 123, 254 Roderique, Randell, 76, 99, 254 Roe, Jeanine A., 113, 119, 254 Roemer. Faith. 71. 72, 75. 93, 195 Roesler, Nancy D., 254 Rogers, Robert, 254 Rogers, Ronald, 67. 131, 218 Sharon Irene. 195 Rogers, Rohdy, Joan E.. 254 Rohman, Linda L., 235 Rohr, Kerwin D., 111, 196 Rohrer, Sharon Massie, 196 Rohs, Leroy J., 101, 196 Rojas, Karen, 196 Rolls, Ruth C., 196 ROMANCE LANGUAGE CLUB, 79 Romberg, David L., 86, 113, 218, 157 Romine, Rhonda Rae, 196 Rominger, Rex T., 254 Ronecker, William A., 254 Ronimous, Gary, 196 Rook, Nancy L., 74, 96, 254 Rooker, Constance M., 106, 218 Rosales, Gerald J., 218 Rose, David Edward, 171 Rose, Dennis Alen, 196 Rose, Steven Walter, 76, 92, 218 Roseborough, Carla D., 254 Rosenbluth, Howard, 235 Ross, 'George L., 235 Rostello, Albert, 171 Roth, James G., 218 Rother, Richard J. Jr., 163 Rothweiler, Mary T., 254 Rouse, Deitra S., 88, 89, 235 Rowe, Janet K., 255 Rowland, Jean A., 218, 292 Rowland, Linda Kay, 196 Rowland, Ronald W., 67, 235 Rubey, Beverly Ann, 88, 89. 218 Ruegsegger, Betty J., 119, 235 Ruggeberg, John K., 131, 235 Ruiz, Susan D., 90, 255 Rusch, Lynna J., 255 Rusert, Thomas O., 218 Rush, Joyce, 218 Rusk, Janice A., 255 Russell, Donald R., 255 Russell, Freddie Ray, 196 Russell, William, 218 Rutherford, Eileen E., 112, 196 Rutherford, Richard, 81, 218 Rutherford, Terry Alan, 218 Rutledge, Nylene C., 235 Rutlin, Brenda L., 235 Ruzicka, Pamela Susan, 218 Ryan, Eleanor A., 76, 255 Ryan, Richard A., 255 Ryder, Barbara Lynn, 218 Ryle, Walter H., 59 Ryle, Walter H. IV. 130 S Saau Jr., Logologo, 255 Sadeghpour, Karim, 255 Safford, Cathy L., 83, 111, 235 Saiki, Corinne, 79, 90, 196 Sakagawa, Edith Mieko, 73, 171 Sakai, Mutsumi, 172 Sakai, Toshihiro, 172 Salisbury, Gloria D., 79 Saltsgaver, Mary Jane. 71, 75, 218 Samila, Mike, 255 Sample, Laverne Franc, 218 Sandberg, Barbara M., 218 Sanders, Gwendolyn M., 235 Sanderson, Anne M., 78 Sandford, Raye Evelyn, 111, 196 Sandhaweesuku, Sangiam, 255 Sandifer, Teresa Ann, 255 Sanfilippo, Stephen, 71, 235 Sanford, Carolyn Sue, 218 Sangeorge, Gloria, 119, 235 Sangsiri, Srisuwan, 172 Santee, Carolyn Kay, 75, 82, 96. 119 Sarkissian, Vrej D., 236 Sasbon, Sandra J., 90, 255 Sataua, Kerisiano T., 255 Sato, Mitsutoshi, 172 Saucier, James L., 236 Sawmiller, Carol A., 236 Sawyer,.Cynthia L., 255 Saylor, John, 218 Scarff, Gloria, 196 Scearce, Cynthia, 85 Schacher, Georgia. 85, 114. 120, 196 288 Schaefer, Glenn, 96, 196 Schaeffer, Joyce K., 255 Schafer, Ann K., 82, 255 Schaffer. Joseph, 255 Schapmire, Darrell W., 255 Schatzman, Earl R., 98, 196 Schaub. Dan Allan, 196 Schebell, David, 148 Schenk, Frances, 77 Scherder, Patricia, 71, 85 Schick, Susan Kay, 88, 89, 196 Schieffer, Edward L., 255 Schieni, Larry Wayne, 121, 218 Schillinger, David G., 255 Schlueter, Joyce, 255 Schlueter, Steven E., 255 Schmid, Lucy A., 255 Schmidt, Carl Lee, 96, 101, 107 Schmidt, Dan Lee, 67, 131, 218 Schmidt, Sally Jeanne, 196 Schmitter, Geraldine, 172 Schmitz, Joseph Lee, 196 Schneider, Charles A., 236 Schneider, Karen, 123, 255, 292 Schock, Linda L., 255 Schowe, Diana C., 74, 236 Schraft, Robert, 70, 196 Schreck, Richard A., 255 Schroder, Armenta, 236 Schroeder, John David, 197 Schroeder, Sheila, 74D, 109, 255 Schroeder, Steve R., 197 Schuetz, Hugh A., 67, 98, 131, 236 Schumacher, Alfred, 172 Schulenberg, Frederic, 158, 236 Schultz, Fred W., 125, 218 Schultz, Richard A., 69, 101 Schumaker, Donald L., 81, 218 Schutte, Robert, 133, 218 Schutz, Barbara, 255 Schwada, Nolan L., 101, 109, 236 Schwada, Richard, 236 Schwartz, Jon, 105 Schwartz, Kevin, 125, 148, 157,255 Schwarz, Dr. Ira, 45 Schwarz, John, 197 Schwarzkopf, Phillip, 197 Schweizer, Steven L., 67, 131, 236 Schwerman, Roger Dale, 92, 236 Schwieder, William, 125, 218 Severns, James, 76 Sevits, Janice C., 85, 88, 96, 111, Sevits, Joyce C.. 78, 96, 121. 236. 288, 289 Sewell, Steven H., 256 Shahan, John Dee R., 129, 256 Shandrew, Teri L., 87, 100, 119, I Shanholtzer, Dale, 80, 218 Shanks, James Robert 98 Shanks, John W., 256 Shapiro, Edward, 172 Sharp, Jane A., 256 Sharp, Larry D., 256 Sharpe, John Roger, 256 Shatford, John, 197 Shaver, Larry Wayne. 197 Shaw, Candida S., 218 Shaw, Diana L., 197 Shaw, Larry Joe, 197 Shaw, Lois Lynette, 91, 197 Shearon, Connie L., 256 Sheeder, Patsy C., 256 Sheely, Shari L., 256 Sheesley, Robert L., 236 Sheets, Linda J., 256 Shellady, Craig J., 236 Scott, Larry M., 218 Scott, Lavern, 80, 197 Scott, Philip G., 255 Scott, Phyllis E., 74, 255 Scott, Richard, 197 Seals, Janet M., 117, 236, 293, 294 Sears, Larry, 197 Sears, Stephen D., 127, 236 Sears, Twila A., 121, 197 Shelton, Jennifer, 73, 74, 108, 197 Shelton, Jerry C., 131, 236 Sherer, Billee J., 131, 236 Sherer, Donald W., 254 Shibata, Yasuhirotsh, 104, 172 Shields, John David, 218 Shilt, Jack R., 256 Shilt, Joe Darrel, 218 Shilt, John Farrell, 236 Shimasaki, Gabriel, 236 Shirkey, Donald Eugene, 218 Shociley, Larry Doby, 154 Sholes, Jon Fredrick, 74, 78, 218 Short, David Anthony, 67, 79. 191 Short, Anna I., 79, 197 Shoush, Holly A., 82, 236 Shoush, Linda J., 106, 111,236 Shoush, Mary Kay, 75, 82, 197 Shreffler, Karen, 218 Shreffler, Roberta, 85, 218 Shuler, Gloria, 82, 197 Shultis, Paul D., 256 Shults, Jeana R., 256 Shupert, Danny Lee, 218 Sick, Edward J., 218, 289, 299 Sidwell, David L., 256 Sievert, Margie, 90, 123, 256 SIGMA KAPPA, 120 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA, 122 SIGMA ZETA, 97 SIGMA TAU GAMMA. 130 Silver, Linda K., 256 Silvey, Larry, 80, 197 Sim, Teras, 256 Simiele, Robert M., 105 Simmering, Marna L., 256 Simmons, Cathy, 256 Seaton, Douglas T., 255 Secrest, Keren A., 121, 236 Sees, Donna K., 74, 121, 236 Sefrit, James Stephen, 67, 70, 131. 197 Seibert, Beverly S., 236 Seitsinger, Gloria, 255 Seitz, James Kirk, 218 Seiwert, Ellen L., 256 Selby, Paul O., 59 Sele, Venasio, 236 Selkirk, Ronald. 86, 92, 115, 125. 157, 218 Sell, Larry D., 256 Selser, Robert L., 72, 106, 133, 218 Selser. Dr. Will, 97 Selser, Will., 65, 69, 71, 218 Sens, Joseph, 197 Serfass, Kenneth W., 68 Sermtong, Bunjob, 172 Seroka, Karen, 256 Sertterh, Michael, 218 Sesepasara, Henry, 112, 126, 237 Seth, Pennie S., 256 Settlage, John H., 68 Settle, Toni, 256 Simmons Simmons, Simmons Donna. 75, 218 George J.. 154 Jack, 197 Simmons, Lucy, 59 Simmons, Sheri L., 236 Simms, William R. 154 Simon, Brenda, 147, 236 Simons, Donna M., 236 Simpson, Kathryn, 256 Simpson, Mary E., 111, 256 Simpson, Pamela J., 236. 193 Sims, Carol A., 256 Sims, Susan Kay, 97. 106 Sims, Willard, 148 Singer, Thomas, 172 Singleton, Ivan, 218 Singleton, Reginald, 256 Sisson, Nancy G., 256 Sivatanphisit, Piyam, 256 Skaggs, Dotti J., 256 Skaggs, Glen, 218 Skaggs, Phyllis Ann, 218 Skaggs, Sharon S., 75, 82, 218 Skinner, Gregory, 129, 236 Skinner, Richard, 218 Skow, Robert W., 236 Tiller. ton. John H.. 81, 236 tighter, Linda J.. 236 vin. Timothy J.. 236 nons. Agnes. 59 A an. Leanne. 72. 78. 197 an. Richard C.. 69. 198 an. Susan. 256 ane. Jay Todd. 131.236 minskv. Robert W.. 256 all, Ellen M.. 101.256 ill. Patrick. 218 ith. Alvin Morris. 148 ith. Beverly J.. 236 th. Burton Sanders. 198 th. Byron. 198 th. David Luther 256 th. Dennis Lamont. 256 th, Donna Lee. 77, 198 th. Douglas Lynn. 219 th. Eugene, 68, 97 th. He'en Koleen. 198 th. Jamcs E.. 125. 219 th, Janet Lynn. 219 th. Jerry E. Jr., 139 th. Joan K.. 198 th. Joan Susan. 236 th. John B.. 236 th, John E., 236 th. Joneane Louise. 85,236 th. Judith L.. 256 th. Margaret K.. 198 th, Marla J., 256 th, Michael, 109 th. Philip. 115. 125. 198 th. Randall, 74, 198 th. Rene Z.. 256 h, Roger, 129. 198 th. Rosalynd M.. 256 th. Terry J., 236 th. Wilfred Andrew, 92, 107. 198 th. William, 219 ltzer. Terry, 163, 236 th. Gary, 76, 105 1, Barbara Kay, 71.72, 75, 219 wbarger, James, 236 der. Jill, 92, 95 a. Jean A.. 236 a. John Michael. 236 tchier. Constance, 236 er, Lance E., 65, 97, 198 tmerkamp, John, 129, 219 tmerkamp, Thomas, 66, 172 tmers, Marsha, 88, 89, 219 tmers. Terry L., 219 ster, Thomas, 68 ag, Allen, 65, 71 kphanich, Rusami, 172 nson. Caryle Dean, 219 le, Robert E.. 105, 236 ers. Karen R., 75, 117 ers, Kenneth K., 131, 236 inski, Robert Alan, 172 ka. Randall Kent, 198 ks. John. 158, 237 row. Vikki L.. 101.256 tr. James, 198 trs, Michael P.. 237 lman, Richard S., 256 ice. Orval Earl, 219 icer, David George. 219 tcer, Gary S.. 219 icer, Pamela, 72, 75, 219 gel, Edith M., 256 elli. Naomi R., 85, 112,237 isler. Eva Pearl, 172 isler, Phillip, 256 ttt, William, 219 he, Robert, 41 geon. Alan, 237 lair, Albert Lee, 219 lair. Deborah, 256 iair, Richard, 43 ler. Ronald D., 237 gs. Jeanne F., 119, 198 ings, Richard, 86, 139. 219 ip, Linda L., 237 ek, Rhonda E., 237 ley, Robert L., 256 buck. Kathrine, 198 Starbuck, Nita F., 256 Stark. Rosanna Kay. 119, 198. 293 Starr,Gera1d W., 256 Starr. John Michael, 80, 219 Staton, Martha Faye, 90. 198 Stauffer. Richard, 56. 198 Steele. Charles. 219 Steele, Linda B., 256 Steele. Lynda J., 92. 219 Stehle. Daniel Joseph, 139 Stein. Robert D., 237 Steiner, Patricia E.. 256 Steinke, Jerry Lee, 219 Stelpflug, Susan L., 123, 237 Stender, Sonya Jean, 219 Stephan, Judith A., 256 Stephens. William, 199 Stephenson, Janice K., 219 Stephenson. Lonnie, 80, 219 Stephenson, Susan L., 256 Stephenson. Virginia, 72, 219 Sterchi. Ronald G.. 86, 148. 157. 237 Sterrett, Patricia Ann, 101. 199 Stevenson. Barbara. 45 Stevenson. Linda, 256 Stevenson. Mary K., 101, 107. 257 Stevenson. Nancy E., 237 Stewart, Eva Jeanette, 219 Stewart. John Bernard. 71, 74, 219 Stewart, Linda L., 71. 75, 92, 237 Stewart. Mary Louise. 71, 72. 91. 1 12, 199 Stickney, Julann, 88, 89. 219 Stieg1itz,, Fred W., 113. 219 Stiles, Patricia A., 237 Stine, Linda Carol, 87. 117, 219 Stockwell, Edward G.. 219 Stofia, Janette, 257 Stoker, Kahla Cheryl, 257 Stomberg, Joyee, 219 Stone. Robert Lynn, 219 Stoner, Evelyn. 71, 237 Story, Anita Kay, 199 Story. Jeanie K., 257 Stott, Lucretia I., 257 Stover, Ann E., 257 Stowe, Gary, 66, 74, 199 Strasser, Gary L., 69, 237 Straub, Judith A., 237 Straube, Chris J., 257 Straubmuller, Spencer, 76, 125, 199 Street, Mary J., 70, 74, 199 Streett, Lois Ann, 219 Streger, Thomas W., 219 Strickler, Carolyn, 92, 93, 199 Stroeber, Judith A., 100, 237 Stroker, Virginia S., 88, 89, 109. 237 Struss, Rodney, 219 Stryker, Philip, 81, 124 Struttmann, David E., 237 Stuart, Donald A., 237 Stuart, Linda K, 199 Stukey, Randall L., 257 STUDENT AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, 99 STUDENT NATIONAL EDU- CATION ASSOCIATION. 74. 75 STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIA- TION, 85 Stull. David L.. 237 Sturgeon, Floyd, 105 Stutler, Larry W., 237 Suchsland, James, 219 Suel1,John. 139 Suesue, Leulumoega, 90. 127. 237 Sukut, Ed. R.. 199 Sullivan, Annalee, 85, 237 Sullivan, Patricia A., 78, 219 Sullivan, Patrick, 145. 163 Sun, Jean Yih Shu, 171 Sun, Yen-Chih, 172 Sung, Pei-pei, Jackie, 237 Supalla, Gary J., 92 Susten, Kenneth, 237 Suter, Cynthia Alice, 219 Suter, Martha E., 75, 111, 220 Suwan, Srithorn, 172 Suzuki, Minoru, 257 Swain, Roy, 237 Swan, Larry. 199 Swan. Doris E.. 237 Swank, Ellen. 71. 72 Swank, Melvina, 88, 89. 220 Swank. Shirley Ann, 199 Swann. Lynn. 237, 292 Swanson. Charles. 220 Swartz. Anita L.. 199 Swearingen, Dorsey, 199 Swenson, Dave, 72, 92. 93 Sweitzer. Paul. 220 Swift. Marilyn K.. 257 Swisher, Becky S., 237 Switzer, Dorothy. 82 Switzer, Jtldy D., 82, 109. 237 Swofford, Perry. 80. 220 Sykes, Clifford, 237 Sykes, Madeleine C., 119. 257 Sylvara, Pamela J., 257 Szafranski. Constance, 98. 257 Szofran. John. 158. 220 T Tade, Robert G.. 237 Tadelski, Jane E.. 74, 82. 199 Tague, Nancy M., 237 Tait, Michael F.. 237 Takahaski, Yuko, 237 Takai, Setsuo, 109, 257 Takami. Shukichi. 172 Talbert, Sharon, 88, 89. 95. 111, 199 Taliaferro, Mary, 88, 89 Tankesley, Carroll, 75, 123. 237 Tanner, David M., 237 Tantimedh, Amornchai. 172 Tapy, Susan L., 257 Tarbet, John, 220 Tarbet, Joyce, 238 Tarry, Judith K.. 257 Tate, H. B., 43, 68 Tate, James M., 238 Tatge, Jennifer L., 257 TAU KAPPA EPSILON. 132 Taulbee, Susan V., 238 Taylor, Barbara Joy, 220 Taylor. David R., 257 Taylor, George, 115, 126, 220 Taylor, Jeanne C., 87. 117, 238 Taylor, Raymond, 257 Taylor, Ruth E., 238 Taylor, Stephen A., 220 Taylor, Tom R., 220 Tedrow, Gloria J., 74, 106, 238 Teel, Mary Kathleen, 96, 108, 199 Teeter, Darien, 67, 74, 95. 133. 220 Tellier, Stephen H., 238 Temple, Michael A., 69 Templeman, Jill, 199 Templin, William, 199 Teneyck, William, 238 Tennyson, Harold. 199 Terrel, James C., 83 Terrell, Jerry D.. 90, 257 Terry, H. M., 43, 74 Terry, Linn, 43. 132 Teter, Teresa L.. 238 Tharp, David L., 69, 257 Theeraratanabhandau, Sangchan, 172 Theeraratanabhandhu, Surapol. 172 Theerman, Larry D., 81. 238 Thornton, James, 220 Thurlo, Richard. 220 Thurman, Beth, 100, 238 Thurman, Karladine E.. 106. 121. 257. 293 Thurman. Mary E., 100 Tibbs. Rebecca, 119, 220 292 Ticola. Victor Paul. 80, 199 Teitsort, Lana K.. 257 Richard. 220 Tilton. Sally F.. 70 Timmerberg. Eugene, 238 Tipton. Dean, 220 Tisue, Mintie J.. 257 Titus. Annette Y.. 238 Todd. Wm. Edward, 220 Toedebusch, Lois. 88. 89. 113. 220 Tolly, Judy K.. 220 Tomko. Terry Michael, 133. 199 Tooley. Norman Lee. 173 Toomire, Gerald, 199 Toops, David H.. 238 Toops. Eunice Eileen, 82, 220 Tosi, Vailolo, 90. 109, 257 Toth. Geraldine Mary. 112, 220 Totsch. Wilma Darlene. 199 Towne, Ruth, 122 Townsend, Mary Ann. 257 Tracy. Della A., 200 Tracy. John, 200 Tracy. Paul. 66. 113. 220 Travis, Deni, 1 16 Travis, Ester Janice, 220 Travis. Sue A., 257 Trent, Michael G.. 67, 131. 200. 289. 300 301 299. , Trent, Patricia L., 87, 117, 238 Tribley, Sandra Lee, 74, 123, 200 Triplett, Claudine. 45, 101, 108. 120 Triplett, Rosalee. 101, 107, 200 Troester, Ann, 104 Trost, Barbara Ann, 121, 220 Trow, Donald, 80, 200 Trower, Roger D., 257 Truitt, Jeannine Ann, 238 Trump. Edna Rose, 238 Trusell, Cynthia, 200 Tse, Kui-Shung, 220 Tsutsumi, Motonobu. 220 Tu, Shu-Min, 173 Tuchek, Mary B., 257 Tucker, Victory Ann, 220, 292 Tucker, Gregory R., 131, 257 Tuffree, Daniel, 200 Tuiasosopo, David, 90, 220 Tuitele, Lui Talusa, 90, 112, 127, 238 Turner, Konra Kay, 75, 220 Turner, Linda K., 200 Turner. Michael L., 106 Turner, Sandra Sue, 74, 108, 220 Turner, Stanley Keith, 133, 220 Tursick, Thomas, 238 Tuttle, Ronald Henry, 80, 220 Tuttle, Elaine K., 85 Twillman, Judith A., 87. 117. 238 Tyler, James, 126, 220 Tyler. Ella M., 258 U Uechi. Yasuji, 200 Theriault, Richard, 238 Thomas, David A., 199 Thomas, Garold David, 199 Thomas, Gary Wayne, 199 Thomas, Kathy Elaine, 220 Thomas, James, 127 Thomas, Karen M., 257 Thomas. Linda R. Smith, 199 Thomas, Tessie, 257 Thompson Anna Mae, 257 Thompson Aubradella, 238 Thompson, Gary, 220 Thompson, Janet K., 117, 257 Thompson Kandace K., 257 Thompson Nancy J., 257 Thompson Neoma, 73, 220 Paul W. Jr., 98, 154. 257 Thompson Thompson, Robert 257 Thompson, Scott ., 220 Uhland, Tonie L., 71, 238 Ulrich, Iona R., 200 Unger, William, 45, 83 Upchurch, James M., 200 Urban, Timothy, 125, 139, 238 Usher, Dale, 220 Ussery, Madith J.. 117, 238 Utley. Reeta, 238 Van Van Van Van Van Van Van Vanderhoof, Frederick, 220 V De Velde. Gary, 133, 200 Dorin, Marie D., 82, 221 Dyne, Karyl K., 258 Essen, Lorraine, 221 Liere, Charles, 238 Polen, Mazie J., 238 Toorn, Bennie L., 220 311 Vannatta, John J.. 258 Wolf, Judith, 88, 89, 203 F,,,,..,,-Y . . Y, L ,,.. . .. Vansant. Samuel F., 221 VanWinkle, Lewis, 43 Vargas, Felipe, 79 Varns, Doris Ann 221 Varnum. Robert, 200 Vaughn, Mary Beth, 200 Vaughn, Sarah, J., 258 Verdon, Steven P.. 221 Verity, Barbara L., 258 VETERANS CLUB, 66 Vetter, Dean. 81, 200 Vichien. Prakorb, 173 Watkins, Ralph Weldon, 201 Wiese, Lloyd Richard, 139 Watson, Edwin, 71, 74, 201 Watson, Rebecca Sue, 221 Watso n, Shirley, 221 Watson, Woodrow, 221 Watt, Shirley, 221 Watts, Gary, 86. 129, 158. 221 Way. Juanita A.. 258 Weatherly, Marjorie A., 109. 239 Weaver, Deborah J., 239 Webb, Webb, David,, 201 John M., 65, 97 Wiesemann, Benita K., 239 Wilburn, Cecil. 259 Wild, Margaret A., 239 Wilden, Stanley LeRoy, 80, 201B Wiley, Bertis Patrick, 80, 202 Wiley, Livinnia R., 74 Wiley, Priscilla Ruth, 85, 239 Wilford, Wilhite. Danny Joe. 93A. 111,202 Sandra L.. 71,239 Wolf, Lynne, 104. 222A Wolfe, Dwight M., 203 Wolgast, Larry Allen, 69, 259 Wolverton, S. Bonnie, 74, 101, 251 Wombwell, Glenn R., 259 WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION, 88 ' Wood, Deborah S., 119, 259 Wood, Mary E., 239A Wood, Shirley M., 259 Woodrow, James R., 259 Vickers, Dennis, 221 Villasenor, Elirra R., 173 Vincent. Janet, 85 Vinluan. Danilo A.. 173 Vinyard. Vinzant. Vinzant, 1 Vittetoe Vivianc, James S., 200 Karen, 200 Larry M., 200 Jerry 41, 68 Phyllis, 74, 123. 221 Webb, Karl, 59 Webber, Earnest R., 239 Weber, Paul, 221 Wedde, Barbara J.. 258 Weekley, Jo Ann, 122 Weekley, Willa. 201 Weerts, Richard, 45, 107 Weguelin, Jamie, 239 Wehr, Donald, 67, 80, 131, 201 Wilhoit, Bonnie, 202 Wilhoit, Deborah L., 75. 239 Wilhoit. Linda Kay, 73. 74. 100, 108. 221 Wilhoit, Mary N., 75, 78, 239 Wilke, James Bernard, 74. 77. 79. 112, 115. 127, 202 Wilkerson, Brenda S., 101. 259 Wilkins, Craig A.. 101, 105,202 Wilkinson, Gary L., 125, 259 Willcox, Roger Alan, 115, 129, 202 Vlahovich, Danniel G.. 238 Vogel, Patricia A., 70, 71, 74, 200 Vcgeler, Barbara. 238 Volmert. Michael H.. 112, 258 Volmert, Mary C.. I 12, 258 Vranich, Michael G., 98. 258 Vukich, James M., 173 Vyvial, Stanley, 92. 221 W Wade, Willis C.. 221 Wade, Mary J., 258 Wade, Nan E.., 59 Waech. Reynold Paul, 200 Waggener, Barbara A., 258 Waggener. James, 238 Wehrman, Terrance D., 101 Weibe 1, Rose, 221 Weiland, Sheila L., 258 Weir, Carol Ann, 93, 221 Weir, Connie M., 258 Weis, Terry Joe, 86, 129, 163. 166, 221 Weitman. Laura, 72 Welch. Buderic, 201 Welch, Joyce, 92, 221 Welker. Bobbie, 258 A Wells, Carolyn A., 239 Wells, Donna Susan, 74, 221 Wells, Ida Lou, 258 Wells, Kenneth, 84, 221 Wells, Mary J., 258 Williams. Brooke H.. 123, 259, 292 294 Williams, Carol Joyce, 222 Williams. Dwayne P., 259 Williams, James Paul. 222 -Williams, Jimmie A., 222 Williams, Joann F., 259 Williams, John Randoll, 222 Williams. John W. ,259 Williams, Kenneth P., 239 Williams. Linda G.. 259 Williams, Marilyn Joyce 222 Williams, Mary Alice, 202 Williams, Rebecca A., 259 Williams Williams , Rhonda, 101, 202A , Robert Dean, 66, 202A Wallace Patricia A., 258 Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, ' 238 1 Wagner, Era-Maria, 90, 200 Frank John, 86, 139. 238 John David, 221 Kristine K., 221 Paul Anthony, 67, 115. 131. Ralph, 129, 221 1 Waite, Gary, 221 Walker, Betty J., 173 Walker, Dana E., 125, 258 Walker, Danny R., 258 Walker, Walker, Paulette J., 258 Richard Dean, 221 Walker, Sherrie M., 258 Walker, T. J., 105 1 Wall, Cheryl Ann, 221 Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace, , Alvin R., 125. 200 , Anita. 238 , James, 200 Joann, 258 Z Ivan G., 258 Wells, Sharon K., 101, 258 Welsh, James, 131, 221 Wendel, Phyllis, 221 Wendelschaefer, Brian, 67, 91, 133, 221 Wendt, Darrell W., 258 Wennekamp, Robert, 201 Wenneker, Linda, 258 Werges, Carolyn, 96, 239 Werling, Ronald, 84, 86, 145, 173 WESLEY FOUNDATION, 109 Wessling, Lance, 97 West, Macnolia Ann, 201 West, Mary Beth, 71, 74. 78, 87, 95, 112 West, Mickey J., 258 Weyand, Gloria R., 74, 83, 121,221 Williams, Stan, 65A, 298 Williams, Sylvia C., 74, 109. 239 Williamson, Karen F., 259 Willingham, Rudy J., 259 Willis, Harold Wayne, 173 Willows, Bobbie J., 121, 239A Willows, Kenneth D., 222 Woods. Howard M., 259 Woods, Kenneth, 259 Woods, Kevin, 259 Woods, Rodney. 125, 239A Woods, Sharon M., 91. 203 Woody, Kathy, 222A Wooten, Dottye L., 121, 239A Worland, Mary Frances, 203A Worland, William J., 239A Wormsley, James P., 67, 86. 131. 222A Worne Worrel Worrel Worthi ll, Gary L., 139 1, Elizabeth, 77, 294 1, James Lee, 106 ngton, Kenneth, 203A Wright, Carla D., 239A Wright Doris J. 259 Wright: James L., 203A Wright ,J.C., 43 Wright, Jeanette C., 53, 68. 173 Wright, John L., 203A Wright, Robert, 43 Wright, Vivian, 222A Wu, Anna Man-Hui, 173 Wulf, Janet L., 259 298 Whalen, Sandra Sue, 74, 78, 221 Wharton, Larry W., 258 Wheeler, Beverly, 41, 70 Wheeler, Darrell, 133, 239 Whelan, John F., 173 White Yowell Walleman, Daryl S., 69, 258 4 Waller, David Gene, 258 Wallin, Dennis 221 Wallingford, Dean, 1292 221 Wallingford, Betty J., 258 Walmsley, Harry, 154' ' Walsh, Susan, 77 Walsher, Dolores A., 238 Walston, Randall Lee, 221 Walter, Cynthia A., 119, 238, 293 Walter, Janis A., 238 Walton, James, 200 Walton, William, 221 Walz, Walter W., 125, 258 Whipple, Steven Lee, 81, 133 .221 Whipple, Vicky I., 85, 258 Whisenand, Robert E., 239 Whisler, Norma J., 221 Whitaker, Marshall M., 221 White James, 201 White1Janet s., 75, 87, ss, 89, 114. 122 White, John W., 258 White, Mary Jo., 75, 221 White, Michael R., 258 White, Stephen B., 239 Steven J. 239 Wang, Che Anita, 173 Wang, Shy-ying, 90, 201 Ward, Janice L., 119, 147,258 Ward, Linda, M., 258 Ward, Randy J., 131,238 Warden, Phyllis, 221 Ware, Susan, 221 Warner, Edward, 125, 201 Warner, Martha, 100, 201 Warren, Robert K., 129, 238 Washington, Gail, 221 Waters, Marjorie E., 88, 89, 238 Waters, Thomas W., 100, 221 Watkins, Daniel C., 258 Watkins, Jane A., 101, 238 Watkins, Nancy Jane, 83, 221 Whiteaker, Hal V., 131, 239 Whiteside, James, 80, 127, 201 Whiteside, Mark T., 93, 201 Whitlatch, Perry, 201 Whitscn, Willie, 59 Whitt. John, 173 Whitt, Marcia, 221 Whittaker, Thomas O., 221 Whitworth, Faye M., 72, 75, 91, 201 Whitworth, Patricia, 74, 258 Whitworth, Terry Lee, 65A, 71, 72, 74, 97, 201B WHO'S WHO, 290 Wick, Karen D., 239 Widmer, Sara L., 259 Wiele, Susan Ann, 221 Wills, Mary J., 239A Wilson, Allen James, 67, 81 Wilson, Brewer. 222 Wilson, Carol Jane, 73, 106. 109. 202A Wilson, Carol Jean, 77, 202A Wilson, Cheryl L., 239A, 288, 289. 299 Wilson, Claude M., 148, 259 Wilson, Edward C., 222 Wilson, Edward U., 259 Wilson, James Henry, 202A Wilson, James Weldon, 80, 202A Wilson, Karen Gail, 92A, 239A Wilson, Katherine A., 259 Wilson, Kenneth E., 80, 222 Wyatt, Ernest Doyle, 203A Wyatt, Linda M., 259 Wyatt, Lynda Kay, 259 Wyllie. Cheryl A., 239A Wynn, Dennis E.. 133. 203A Y Yackley, Karen S., 82, 259 1 Yagel, Shirley Lynette, 259 Yagel, Shirley Jeane, 259 1 Yager, Mary E., 259 I Yager, Michael W., 259 N Yates, Anthony J., 239A 1 Yates, Cordelia M., 88, 89, 239A 1 Yates, Donald Dale, 222A 1 Yates, Rebecca J., 82, 259 Yeager, Tania Lee, 71, 72, 74, 88, 89, 203A Yearns, Ronald P., 96 Yeh, Julia Shiow-Jin, 173 Yenger, Glenn William, 80, 203B Yocum, Phyllis Marie, 259 Yoder, Janice Ann, 222A Wilson, Larry Dean. 222 Wilson, Larry Eugene, 202A Wilson, Mary Lynn, 222 Wilson, Michael Daily, 98, 222 Wilson, Nancy Sue, 222 Wilson, Rebecca, 104 Wilson, Richard H., 133, 203 Wilson, Russell Clark, 131, 222 Wilson, Vickie K., 259 Wilson, William A., 239A Wilty, Georgia Mae, 75 Wimp, Sarah, 117 Wine, William, 259 Winecup, Kathleen M., 100, 239A Winfrey, Stanley, 239 Winn. 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