Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Guinn, Derry Jones, Phyllis Warden, Sharon Orf, Karen Schneider, Konra Turner, Diane Griffin, Mary Jo McClintock, Edie Spiegel, Sue Woltjen, Debbi Butrick, Dana McMillan, Chnsta Miller, Janie Mathis, and Greta Harris. Standing: Pam Simpson, Mindy Babbitt, Earlene Duffey, Teri Shandrew, and Rita Cottom. Not pictured are Cathy DellaVedova and Jane Christian. For ECHO Queen Title ie

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s . .-; f 1W I ' ••4 Front row seated: Sherry Epperson, Rosemary Tharp, Carol Cone, and Sue Dimmitt. Second row seated: Rachel Lmdroth, Kathy Silvey, Jean Soika, Judy Stanish, Claudia Clinton. Becky Swisher Marlys Dailey, Patty Turner, and Kathy Seroka. Third row seated: Joyce McCall, Pat Fridley, Glenda Lauer, I-ff. X ™ Judie Galkowski, Sharon Dawson, Pat Liddle, Sue Dean, Vicki Tucker Jo Goldman, and Cathy Powell. Fourth row seated: Gloria Forty-Eight Coeds Nominated 14

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I Twelvejudges Select Finalists Forty-eight campus co-eds were nominated as 1969 ECHO Queen candidates through petitions by 1,200 NMSC students. These nom- inees were then presented before a panel of judges at a January reception held in the Alumni Room of the Student Union. Judges for the contest were: Students- Helen Cooper, 1968 ECHO Queen finalist; Barb Has- kins, cheerleader captain; Dave Romberg, Student Council vice-president; Frank Wagner, Bulldog foot- ball All- American; Tim Wil- liams, INDEX editor; and Cheryl Wilson, ECHO edi- tor; faculty - Dr. Joseph P. Dolan, head of Health and Physical Education division; Miss Rita Gramann, Dean of Women; Mrs. Donna Tru- itt, Language and Literature division; and Stanley Wil- liams, administrative assist- ant to Dean of Instruction and past ECHO advisor; and off-campus - Mrs. Gingo Reed, chairman of the North east Missouri Fair Queen competition, and her hus- band, Ronnie. Upon narrowing the field of candidates down to five, the ECHO staff then con- tacted James Garner, tele- vision ' s Maverick, to make the final queen selection. 1969 ECHO Queen finalists pose for pictures shortly after their selection: Carol Cone, Phytlis Warde Greta Harris, Dorsay Maffry, and Karen Schneider. 8966 Sunizt SLvL crfoLLiiivood, Calif. February 5, 1969 Cheryl Wilson, Editor 1969 ECHO Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville, Missouri 63501 Dear Miss Wilson: Enclosed please find the photographs of the lovely young ladies you asked me to judge. My decision was not an easy one as each young lady possesses her own individual personal qualities. However, I did make my decision and I think the perfect queen would be Phyllis Warden. I would like to thank you for inviting me to participate, and my best wishes to your staff for a successful yearbook and to all of the young ladies who entered the contest. JG: jsr:e 16