Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1973 volume:

ECHO Volume 72 Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville, Missouri Student Life . Academics . . Organizations Greeks ...... Athletics .... Living Units . Students .... Index ....... LOVE AND GLQKY CAM P A I G N ” ii p n n ii a ii t r v c 2 mm 3 Something blows the air on campus. Moves the eternal flame sweeps past University in new letters and settles in our midst. a this breath of living this spirit of change that is in us. 5 Who said we couldn’t change, that established ways are permanent? Who said so? Their mouths are silent. 7 • • As buildings take new faces, we cover the age within new walls and new buildings. The campus changed more room to grow. 8 6 Lights around all the buildings at night there are no dark sides now no corners, we are safe. 10 1 1 The leaves of older books, dusty, profound, where we met, to change, together, to become one mind. 12 New trees where old ones fail trees for lovers to twine together lie under, and kiss; leaves to braid our hair light our eyes and whisper old secrets on misty nights. Grass protected now, green, staked, chained, to grow in spring. 13 01 aan XNacmxs 17 18 19 20 ECHO Issues 5000 Books; Newspaper Publishes Weekly 21 Final Seconds Decide Blue Key Campus Bowl Young Republicans captured first place at the Blue Key Campus Bowl. The annual event, held March 20-24 at the Student Union Activities Room, was patterned after the long running: televi- sion program. Questions used in competition were from the fields of literature, fine arts, business, current events, science and social science. Questions were designed to test quick recall in a broad liberal arts education. Competition included 27 NMSU organizations. A correct answer in the final five seconds of the championship game gave Young Republicans a five point lead over Tau Kappa Epsilon and the first prize trophy. 22 Jean Waters Reigns as 1972 Miss Kirskville Jean Waters, a sophomore English Education major from Tuscola. Illinois, won the 1972 Miss Kirksvillc Pageant. For her talent presentation she performed an Olympic floor exercise to “I Don't Know How to Love Him.” Jean was sponsored by El Kadir Shrine Club. She was a 1971-1972 honor student, a Student Senate member, and a second-year cheerleader. 23 24 Parade Begins Greek Week First place honors at the 1972 Spring Greek Week sing went to Tau Kappa Epsilon and Sigma Sigma Sigma. The TKE's sang The Rambling Song and the Tri Sigmas sang “I’d like to Build a Home of Love . An all-Greek parade through cam- pus preceded the sing which was held in Stokes stadium. The crowning of the Greek royalty took place following the parade. Greek Queen of 1971 Sharon Orf and Greek Week chairman Paul Lesser crowned Ted Freel and Jill Riney. '72 royalty. Sunday. Greek Olympics were held at Stokes stadium. Contests in- cluded campus town races, egg throws, pennies-in-flour. co-ed gunny sack races, co-ed 440 relays, and a car stuff. Following the Olympics, an all- Greek picnic was held at 1000 Hills state park. 25 Greeks Select Ted Freel, Jill Riney For Royalty Representatives from Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority and Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity were selected Greek King and Queen in Spring, 1972. Jill Riney, a special education major from Jefferson City, was also a K’dette, TKE Lil Sis, and a member of SNEC and the Student Union Board. She was voted queen by fratornity members. Inter-fraternity Council Vice-president Ted Freel was Greek Week King. An economics major from Carlyle, Iowa, Freel was a Psychology Club and Intramural Council member and Student Senate Vice-president. 2G NMSU Representative Reigns as Relays Queen Jean Abernathy was chosen queen of the Drake Relays at Dos Moines, Iowa. Jean was selected by a committee to represent NMSU at the April 28 and 29 event. Jean, a junior physical education major, was chosen queen of the Relays by a Drake University alumni committee. A Purple Packer and a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha, WRA, and PEM club. Jean was from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 27 28 Peace Rally Protests Involvement in Vietnam Nearly 300 students gathered at Stokes Stadium April 25 for a peace rally and march. The rally was organized to get students involved in an effort to stop the bombing in North Vietnam. While waiting for the speakers to present their views, the crowd sang peace songs to the accompaniment of Broken Arrow.” Dr. Meredith Eller, the first speaker, received applause after saying. “Young men and women can end the war when they say to themselves and their God: ‘This is it: I will have no more to do with the war system.' ” Dr. Eller concluded. You don't have to buy war anymore. Professor Terry Moser read highlights of a speech against the war which had been delivered on the United States Senate floor by Senator Thomas Eagleton. Moser end- ed by reading his poem Song for a Soldier. written in 1965 for a similar demonstration. A prayer for peace was delivered by the Reverend Dick Todd, campus minister for Wesley Foundation. Claude Wilson. 1971-72 student senate president, told the audience that involvement in Vietnam is “immoral and is doing a great injustice to people in Vietnam. After the talks. 300 participants marched uptown to send telegrams to President Richard Nixon and Senators Thomas Eagleton and Stuart Symington. Bill Pabst. a student organizer for the rally said the rally would make people more aware. Pabst said he felt the ad- ministration will be more sympathetic toward student causes in the future if they are conducted in a similar and organized peaceful manner. 29 Elections Result in Near Straight Party Win Spring elections conducted the last week of April and the first week in May resulted in straight party victories in class senatorial and executive council positions in all offices but Student Senate secretary. Executive officers elected to the Student Senate were: Kem Cavanah. president: Ted Freel, vice president; Ann Walters, secretary: Jane Gevecker. treasurer; Ken Smith, council mcmbcr-at-large: Alice Lin, councilwoman I: Peggy Garrett, councilwoman II; Gary Littrell. councilman I; Rick Hutcherson, councilman II. Sophomore class representatives elected to the Senate were: Randy Baker. Cindy Bell. Craig Hemphill and Jean Waters. Sue Witten was elected sophomore class president while Paula Swink was elected vice president: Larry Stulman, secretary: Robert Frazier, treasurer. Junior class Senate representatives elected were: Phoebe Cloyd, Al Hcrrman. Craig O'Sadnick and Jill Rincy. Junior class officers elected were: Henry Kroll. president; George Saffarons. vice president: Diane Alfred, secretary; Stephanie Gray, treasurer. Senior class representatives winning Senate seats were: Mike Burton. Larry May, Debbie White and Linda Wilson. Senior class officers chosen were: Dan Schmucker, president; Rod Kluever. vice president; Sharon Francis, secretary; Dan Woodcock, treasurer. 30 31 32 Couples Find Time for Relaxation, Discussion 33 Concerts, Coffee Houses Add Entertainment Activities which highlighted Spring were concerts and coffee housos sponsored by Student Senate and Sigma Kappa sorority. The concert, performed by Fox. was conducted in the SUB Activities room and was free to all students. A quarter was the admission price for the coffee house performed in Centennial Hall. Those performing were Sue Witton. Dave Haverfleld, Dan O’Brian. Marty Skeels and A1 Herrman. 34 35 ASOB Sponsors May Art Festival Artistic Sons of Baldwin conducted the May Festival of Art” May 13 in the alleys around the Commerce Bank and Beards in Kirksvillc. The purpose of the festival was to get the college and community together.” said Bill McKee, president. Activities began Friday and con- tinued through Saturday, closing early because of rain. The show featured stu- dent art work, sculpture and en- vironmental structures for show and sale. Groups participating in the festival included three-dimensional design class under the direction of Ed McEndarfer, instructor of design and ceramics, with the assistance of the Chamber of Commerce. McKee called the event a “success” and said that the organization planned to make the festival an annual affair. 36 37 38 Actors Present Two Plays During Spring Semester “A Streetcar Named Desire. a contemporary play by Tennessee Williams was the first spring production of College Players. The play was presented April 13-15 in Baldwin hall auditorium. The cast consisted of Bruce Mitchell. Tina Cullen. Connie Frederick. Paul Sweets. Rene Porter, Simon Ramirez. Rodd Kibble. Barbara Brown, Frank Sladck, Jcanie Casady and Mike Schomaker, Director of “A Streetcar Named Desire was O.J. Merrell. The last spring production of the College Players was You're a Good Man Charlie Brown.” under the direction of Alfred Srnka. The play was presented May 3-10 in the Little Theater. “You're a Good Man Charlie Brown was based on the Peanuts comic strip, and was written by the cartoon's creator. Charles Schultz. Students in the play were: John Wilcox, Mickey Douglas. Douglas Donald. Paula Lee. Mike Tovrea and Gary Cupp. 39 Over 1,100 Graduates Receive Degrees In May Spring 1972 commencement was held at Stokes Stadium for the largest graduating class in NMSU's history. Over 1100 graduates gathered around the track after the traditional academic procession and the laying of the wreath at the statue of Joseph Baldwin, founder of NMSU. More than 5000 spectators filled the stadium to capacity. President Charles J. McClain conferred the degrees, and Deputy Commissioner of Higher Education for the United States. Dr. Joseph P. Cosand, gave the commence- ment address To Stand Taller.” Dr. Cosand told graduates. “I believe it is important to remember that what we have today, with its admitted shortcomings, is the envy of the multitudes the world over.” He said the Class of 1972 should commit itself to the betterment of the human condition, not just its own but of all mankind. 10 42 ICE HOUSE PERFORMER8: (front row) Jos Patton. Toni Hilbort. Gary Cupp. Micki Douglas. Mike 8chomaker. Barbara Brown. Paula Dean, (last row) Mike Crousore. Doug Claggett. Douglas Donald, Reno Porter. 8lmon Ramirez. Patti Roland. Mike Tovrea. Ken Harmon. Actors Perform Five Plays At Hannibal Ice House NMSU students and faculty returned to Hannibal this summer for participation in Summer Ice House. The group along with four staff actors performed in five plays. Faculty members participating were Alfred H. Srnka. managing director. Dr. Tom Jones, director, and Len Har- mon, technical director. Students who worked with the theater wrere Barbara Brown. Doug Claggett. Gary Cupp. Teri Cupp. Jess Cupp. Mike Crousore. Paula Dean. Douglas Donald. Micki Douglas. Ken Harmon, Toni Hilbert. Rene Porter. Simon Ramirez. Mike Schomaker and Michael Tovrea. Others participating in the Ice House were Jim Peter- son. production stage manager, and Patricia Roland, a graduate of Stephens College. Plays performed during the season, which ran from July 5 to Aug. 11. were “Twain Tales. “You're A Good Man Charlie Brown . Ah Wilderness.” “A Thousand Clowns and “Barefoot in the Park. “13 Last ‘College’ Class The first evening summer commencement was held August 11, 1972. President Charles J. McClain conferred degrees to the last graduating class of Northeast Missouri State College. Two days after the ceremony, the College became known officially as Northeast Missouri State Univer- sity. Missouri State Senator Norman L. Merrell was com- mencement speaker. Senator Merrell said he . . recognized for some their graduation had not come easy but that thoy Graduates in August, were thoro because of the competitive nature of the American way of life.” He emphasized, “challenges lying ahead will re- quire educated men and women working in concert to solve them.” The summer commencement was held in the evening to avoid the typical high temperatures for mid-August. Centen- nial Hall housed parents staying overnight following the ceremony. 44 45 faces,° faces, faces, 46 Administrators Serve At Freshman Picnic Freshmen were welcomed to the NMSU campus by President Charles J. McClain at the orientation program held August 28. Several members of the student body gave summaries of different aspects of student life during the morning program held in Baldwin Hall auditorium. At noon, a pig roast was held at Red Barn Park. The freshmen were also served fried chicken, cole slaw, baked beans, rolls and watermelon by University administrators and division heads. The first freshman street dance was held on Marion Street in front of the Student Union at 8:00 p.m. 48 -19 ‘The Association’ Presents September Lyceum Show “The Association.” a five-man musical group performed at the first lyceum program of the 1972-73 season. Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg, chairman of the Lyceum committee, announced that the group would appear Sept. 14 at 8:00 p.m. Members of The Association arc Ted Blucchel. Jr., Terry Kirkman. Jim Ycstcr. Russ Giguore and Larry Ramos. The group has recorded several hit tunes including: “Along Comes Mary. Cherish.” “Pandora’s Golden Heebie Geebies,” “Windy” and “No Fair At All”. 50 51 03 Senator Dole Speaks At October Lyceum Senator Bob Dole. Chairman of the Republican National Committee, was truest speaker at the October 17 Lyceum. Dole. United States Senator from Kansas, spoke three weeks before the general election. He was introduced by Missouri Attorney General John Danforth. A question and answer period followed Senator Dole's speech with a reception in the Georgian Room of the Student Union Building afterwards. In Early November Senator Dole announced he would in- troduce legislation to restore Veteran's Day to its original date instead of having a three day week end in October. 54 ROTC Team Participates In Veteran’s Day Program A 21-pun salute in commemoration of all veterans who pave their lives in military service for the United States con- cluded the October 23 Veteran’s Day propram. The ROTC drill team, under the direction of Cadet Bill Burse, was commanded by Cadet Glen Davis. Members of the firinp squad were Glen Stumph, Richard Crissinper, Roper Norfola, Charles Pedalia. Don Wilkinson. Ron Lanpson and Randy Etter. The Veteran’s Day ceremony was held in front of Baldwin hall where a wreath was placed, a prayer was heard, and the University band played the “Star Spanpled Banner”. 55 Homecoming Features Fight for Love, Glor; A Fight for Love and Glory was the theme of the 1972 homecoming festivities that began Thursday. October 26. Debbie Jones, sophomore French major from Keokuk. Iowa, was crowned queen by the 1971 queen Regina Clark Meyers at the coronation ceremony in Pershing arena. Queen attendants were Brenda Brosi and Jane Schumann. Friday night the English Club and MSTA-NEA spon- sored the annual pep rally in Stokes Stadium. Following the Mr. Spirit contest, a bonfire was held behind the stadium. Nearly 100 units were entered in the homecoming parade Saturday morning. Five awards were given to floats entered in the parade. Phi Lambda Chi fraternity was the overall winner and winner in the spirit division. Industrial Arts club won first place in the creativity division. Alpha Kap- pa Lambda fraternity and Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority won in the novelty division, and Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity was the winner of the beauty division. The Bulldogs lost the homecoming game to Maryville, 10-0. y MC MARTI M 56 58 Homecoming Queen Reigns Over Festivities Homecoming Crowds Fill Stadium To Capacity 'sip 60 61 mt Voting Age Change Enfranchises Students November 7. 1972. marked the first general election in which virtually all NMSU students were eligible to vote because of a change in the voting age to 18. Candidates representing both major parties visited cam- pus frequently during the campaigns for the primary and general election. Numerous students joined in the campaign for the can- didates of their choice. Candidates spoke to clubs and par- ticipated in classes during the campaign. A preferential poll was conducted by the INDEX, and the student newspaper’s viewpoint column featured varying political opinions in nearly all issues published during the two months preceding election day. President Nixon’s re-election was known early in the evening of election day. It was known about midnight that Christopher Bond was Governor-elect and that Chillicothe rancher Jerry Litton was Congressman-elect from the sixth district. It was nearly dawn before all Kirksville ballots were tallied and the winners of local contests were known. ABOVE: Lt. Governor William Phelps. Governor Christopher Bond. Attorney General John Dnnforth. (Photograph Courtesy of Kirksville Daily Expm� ). IMMEDIATE RIGHT: Attorney General Danforth. UPPER RIGHT: Republican Congressional candidate Russ Sloan. 62 Nixon Now McGovern Shriver ’72 63 Students Participate in CampaignActivities 64 ABOVE: Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Edward Dowd. OPPOSITE PAGE: Lt. Governor Phelps. _Kit. Bond 72 McGovern 9 Shriver 05 6 7 University Players Present Three Fall Plays Pygmalion , a Greek legend that evolved into a popular musical production, was presented at NMSU Dec. 6-10. The play, originally scheduled for a four-day run. was held over for an extra day. Sally Ann Howard. Charles Rensink. Rick Peeks. Mike Wyatt and Rene Porter starred in the production directed by Dr. J. G. Severns. The Last Sweet Days of Isaac was performed Nov. 16- 18 in the Little Theater. Elaine Brown and Gary Cupp starred in the performance with a support cast of a rock band and a chorus. Alfred H. Srnka was director and Douglas Donald was assistant director. Of Mice and Men was performed Oct. 26-28 in Baldwin Auditorium. The lead performers were Simon Ramirez as George and Ron Clark as Lennie . Other students in the play were Frank Sladek. Mike Wyatt. Bruce Mitchell. Mike Schomaker. Chuck Rensick. Connie Frederick and Michael Tovrca. The play was directed by O. J. Merrcll. instructor in speech. Technical and scene director was Don Folkman. b8 69 8 T O O Together they D, Alone they F E L L, To themselves . they DIED. ‘Story Theatre’ Provides Improvised Rock Fables The touring company of “Story Theatre” performed at the January Lyceum. The cast, starring movie, television and Broadway per- sonalities, improvised several rock fables. 72 73 74 Purple Omen Coffeehouse Opens In SUB Under the leadership of Mrs. Deborah Stahly, director of student activities, NMSU students formed a coffee house in the Student Union. Named the Purple Omen by admissions staff assistant Perry Mathes, the coffeehouse opened Friday and Saturday nights beginning January 26. The Purple Omen provided entertainment by various University students in the Georgian room. The entertainers were paid five dollars per night with several students featured each night. Refreshments for the cofTeehouse guests could be ob- tained in the snack bar of the Student Union. Extended hours for the Purplo Omon followed home basketball games, Lyceums and special University events. 75 76 m doit i JpSULLDOGS RESERVED SPEECH HEARING DO NOT ENTER Limited Access for I TRUCK DELIVERIES ONLV TIMES 77 snow snow snow snow snow snow snow snow 78 79 Construction, Maintenance Men Aid Change oo 81 Thirty-Six Seniors Named To ‘Who’s Who’ Thirty-six NMSU seniors were selected to Who’s Who Among American College and University Students in December. The students were selected by an anonymous panel of 10 judges. The selection was based on academic achievement, extracurricular activities and leadership ability. 1. Robblo Ludy. Leo Prottsman, Joan Fromm . Rita Rhoades. 2. Doug Waggoner. Elaine Bode. Sandra Porter. David Rector. 3. Ted Freel. Sue Eichcmicr. Randy Snodgrass. Beth Klinkenborg. 4. Tanya Parnell. Mark Ruggeberg. Ken Slaughter. Phillip Hoskins. Joy VanMeter. Students away from campus when pictures taken: Jean Abernathy. Randall Ball. Michael Burton. Kem Cavanah. Kristina Cullen. Frederick Curry. Darold Frenzen. Jane Gevecker. Richard Hutcherson. David March. Susan Mims. Ann Morgan. Ann Sanders. Nancy Schriefer. Wayne Vonlling. Pamela Wares. Joyce Wehde. Mila Williams. 2. 82 83 84 Senate Begins Party Weekends In February The Student Senate sponsored Party Weekends to provide NMSU students weekend entertainment at low prices. Included during: the weekends were Saturday night dances, novelty nights, reduced prices at the snack bar. movies and a rock concert. Activities were centered in the Student Union on the weekends of February 9-10. March 2-3 and March 30-31. 8b Party Weekend Includes Cut Prices,Dances, 80 Novelty Nights, Purple Omen, Black Oak Camera Captures Minute Campus Details UPPER LEFT: The mysterious lady of the Sunken Garden. UPPER RIGHT: Pastry on a campus wall. 80 8 91 Faculty Follies Features 18 Musical Acts Faculty Follies was a Sigma Alpha Iota national music sorority money-making project held February 21 in the Lit- tle Theatre. Various students and faculty members starred in the 18- act production. Jim Head served as master of ceremonies for the Follies. 92 93 94 95 Suitcasers Miss Weekend Parties 96 N Oi •H'I'SHh !!!'! r—■ ! ifiy S !;i � jii;! ij'iliiililiiililaili! ___________.A jMliWIili; 'jlBijii® jil | V- 'I'ijlTmiiiji'iiiiiinliiiiji! ! ! 'i 1 � ! 1 '!! 'iffii'iS!! !«i! I I I'I S I!!! ! Red Cross Bloodmobile Exceeds 600 Pints Exceeding its 1973 goal of 600 pints, the annual Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 649 pints of blood during its three day stay on the NMSU campus. February 21-23. The Bloodmobile was sponsored by Cardinal Key. Blue Key and Pi Omega Pi and was located at the Student Union Building. Sigma Tau Gamma was awarded the first place trophy for donating 94 pints. Tau Kappa Epsilon placed second and Centennial Hall was third. 98 99 m A Fine Arts Students Exhibit Creativity 100 101 Black Oak, Grin Perform For 5,000 Fans Nearly 5.000 rock music fans packed Pershing Arena March 2 to hear the music of Grin and Black Oak. Grin per- formed for 50 minutes and led into Black Oak, the main at- traction. The crowd remained on its feet from the opening number through the encores. The songs were long in duration and heavy rock. Following the last scheduled song, there was a drum solo. When Black Oak left the stage, resounding applause brought them back for an encore. 102 103 Students Select ‘HELP’ Award Recipients Recipients of the HELP award were selected monthly by an anonymous student committee. The acronym HELP was derived from the initials of helpful, energetic, likeable and patient. The student committee selected the person they believed represented those characteristics in their contacts with NMSU students. Winners received a HELP plaque and a gift certificate at the Book Store. Pictured are HELP award recipients for March, 1972, through February, 1973. THIS PAGE: BELOW: Sergeant Gone Wood. Safety and Security. RIGHT: Jean Syring, secretary. Doan of Administration's ofTlco and Maxlno Goodwin. PBX operator. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Lucy Sycrs. housemother. Missouri hall: Albert Chi, Food Service: Viola Foss, custodial staff. Panhellenic dormitory. LOWER LEFT: Dean Charles Campbell, presents HELP certificate to Georgiu Evans, secretary. Fine Arts division. LOWER RIGHT: James Maize, painting supervisor, and Linda VanDyne. secretary. Social Science division. 104 105 New York Brass Quintet Presents Concert 106 107 108 Phi Mu Alpha Features Lawrence At Festival The fifth annual Phi Mu Alpha Jazz Festival was held March 3. The purpose of the festival was to raise money to finance the scholarship given by the fraternity. This year’s featured performer. Arnie Lawrence, former member of the “Tonight Show” band, performed for the largest crowd the festival has drawn. During the day high school band competition was held. The schools were divided into five categories with trophies given for the top three places. Outstanding soloist's trophies for each instrument were also presented to the high school students. 109 University, Community Provide Employment 110 111 Mitch Miller Conducts Concert, Sing Along David Szepessy and his wife, the former Donna Tecco. had been on tour with Miller fall semestor. Donna Tecco was a featured soloist during the concert. The ECHO camera has pictured Miller during one of the rehearsals before the March 7 concert. Mitch Miller was on campus March 6 and 7 rehearsing with the NMSU orchestra and musicians from area high schools. A concert was presented the night of March 7 follow- ed by a sing along—Miller’s television trademark for many years. Miller came to NMSU because Fine Arts faculty member 112 1 13 1 14 Vacations Leave NMSU Nearly Deserted ACADEMICS 116 117 Mrs. Bunney Becomes Mrs. Mary Alice Bunney. of Shelbyville. Vice President of the Board of Regents became Acting President in February. Judge James Reinhard of Paris stepped down from the presiden- cy— a post he had held for six years—after becoming Judge of the Tenth Judicial Circuit of Missouri. Mrs. Bunney is a retired educator and became the Board’s first woman member in 1963. Judge Reinhard continues to serve as a Regent. Bruce H. Hunt of Kirksville is Board Secretary and a Masonic ex- ecutive serving as Executive Secretary of the York Rite Masonic Bodies and General Grand Recorder of the General Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters International. Completing the six-member Board are: Mrs. Helen Baker, President of the BOARD OF REOENT8: IMMEDIATELY ABOVE: (front row) Mr . Mary Alico Bunney. Judge Jamo R. Reinhard. Bruce H. Hunt, (back row) Dr. Charles McClain. Mrs. Holen R. Baker. James F. Jae. Jr.. William O'Donnoll Loo. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Mary Alice Bunney. CENTER: Board Presi- dent Reinhard siKns resolution officially changing NMSC to Northeast Missouri State University. Lower Left: Commissioner of Education Arthur L. Mallory. IMMEDIATE LEFT: William O'Donnell Lee. IMMEDIATE RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Bunney talk with Dr. McClain prior to a Board meeting. UPPER RIGHT: James F. Jae. Jr. CENTER RIGHT: Bruce H. Hunt. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Helen R. Baker. 1 18 Acting Board President Brookfield Pepsi Cola Bottling Company. James F. Jac, Jr., Genera! Manager and Vice President of radio station KHMO at Hannibal, and William O'Donnell Lee. Moberly attorney. With Mrs. Baker's ap- pointment to the Board NMSU gained the distinction of having the only Board of Regents in Missouri with two women members. Regents for the bi-partisan Board are appointed by the Governor with con- sent of the Missouri Senate and serve six-year terms. Analysis and approval of viable curricular programs, establish- ment of University policy and approval of professional appointments and University fiscal affairs are typical agenda items. Commissioner of Educa- tion. Dr. Arthur L. Mallory, is an ex- officio Regent. 119 I Dr. McClain Emphasizes Self-Renewal “The challenges and crises facing higher education can be met only through continual reassessment and a policy of leadership dedicated to the philosophy of self-renewal,” said President Charles J. McClain during one of his frequent speaking engagements. As chief executive officer of the University. Dr. McClain has dedicated his administration to the concept of self- renewal. He emphasized the formulation and measurement of objectives with long-range planning in the belief that long- range goals will enable the University to face a changing future with certainty. President McClain’s administration has been characterized by an active recruitment of scholars, ad- ministrative decentralization, formation of the Commission on Institutional Goals and Priorities for the Seventies, new thrusts in scholarship programs and new educational pursuits which include micro-teaching, law enforcement education and revitalization of the nursing program. 120 IMMEDIATELY BELOW: President Charles McClain and Kirksvllle businessman Joseph Burdman. BELOW: President McClain welcomes Governor Christopher Kit Bond to campus. OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE: Bessie Timmerberg, secretary: Jean Elliott, executive secretary: the late Colonel Robert McKinney, assistant to the president: President McClain; Thomas Rogers, administrative assistant. BELOW: The first family (seated) Mrs. Norma McClain, (standing) Melanie McClain. Anita McClain and the President. the united JAYCE 121 Vice-President’s Offices Reorganize Vice-President Eli F. Mittler's offices were reorganized administratively with Charles Elam becoming head of the division of extension, independent studies and placements. In addition to his responsibilities for extra-divisionul areas. Dr. Mittlcr coordinated graduates studies, chaired the graduate council and evaluated applications for graduate study. He also planned individual programs with graduate ad- visors and evaluated applications for Masters degrees. The office of audio visual education services was directed by Forest Crooks and provided film, media and television services to the campus. The division of extension, independent studies and placements consisted of three separate offices. Mr. Elam planned in-service programs for business and industry in Kirksville. If pilot projects are successful, the programs will be expanded to other communities. The division planned workshops, conferences, alumni and student placements, and correspondence teaching. The bureau of correspondence teaching, directed by Noah Richardson, was renamed the office of independent study. Courses were revised to permit intensive reading and research under the direction of faculty members. The placements office, directed by administrative assis- tant Kathleen Bohon. began 1973 with a record of having placed over one-third of the teachers placed by state univer- sities in 1972. NMSU graduates were placed at a salary over S300 higher than the average salary paid all beginning teachers placed in Missouri. ABOVE: Charles J. Elam. Vice-President Eli F. Mittler. Kathleen Bohon. RIGHT: Clifton Brown. Forest Crooks. IMMEDIATELY ABOVE: Noah Richard- son. 122 ABOVE LEFT: Dean Earl Ludlow confer with Colonol John Gorrity. Dr. Doan Rosebery and Dr. William Hall. IMMEDIATE LEFT: Thomas Churchwoll. assistant to the dean, and Dean Ludlow. ABOVE: University at- torney Clyde Burch. Dean Ludlow’s Office Has Open Door Policy Dr. Earl Ludlow completed his third year as Dean of Instruction. As chief academic officer at NMSU. changes, ad- ditions and improvements in the University instructional program were primary responsibilities of his office. He was assisted by Thomas Churchwell. Dean Ludlow's office oversaw the preparation of the general bulletin, faculty directory and reports to accreditation and state agencies. The office maintained an open door policy with students utilizing the dean’s office for change of programs and to plan their curriculum for future semesters. Dean Ludlow chaired frequent meetings with the academic division heads and the faculty senate. The office worked closely with the curriculum council with Mr. Churchwell serving as council secretary. NMSU Legal Counselor Directs Law Enforcement Clyde Burch. University attorney, served as legal counsel for the Board of Regents and directed the law enforce- ment education program on campus. He taught legal courses for other divisions upon request. His duties included advising law enforcement majors, directing the law enforcement curriculum, researching legal matters affecting daily operations and rendering legal opinions. He was honored nationally by the American Federa- tion of Police for his role in law enforcement education at their fall, 1972, meeting at Miami. 123 Dean Campbell’s Areas Increase Services Improvements in administrative service to students and faculty with increased administrative efficiency to provide more tax dollars for instructional use were primary goals for Dean of Administration Charles C. Campbell. Dean Campbell’s office coordinated eight administrative areas. Registrar James Snider inaugurated a new pre- registration program with many activities handled by mail to eliminate the long lines and tedium characterizing past registrations. Transcripts wore furnished alumni at no charge. Jeff Jcsscc, director of data processing, and systems analyst Richard Ebbrecht coordinated the installation and campus-wide use of third generation computer equipment. A joint faculty-administrative committee chaired by Dean Campbell studied campus data processing needs for nearly a year. The acquisition of separate hardware for academic and administrative uses gave NMSU the first dual computer ap- proach in Missouri according to state officials. John Stanton became director of building services. Stan- ton's office coordinated all custodial building services on cam- pus. The maintenance division working with Dean Campbell began a program of preventive maintenance to assure max- imum efficiency of campus equipment and planned campus construction and remodeling. The division of business service, led by Pete Nicolctti, moved back to its remodeled headquarters in December. The remodeling enabled the business office to facilitate paper work and to improve services to students, faculty and staff. Kent Nickerson joined the office in June, 1972, as staff assis- tant. The Student Union, directed by Kenneth Sykes, handled nearly 3,000 scheduled activities including over 1.200 stu- dent meetings. The Georgian Room was transformed into a dining facility designed to accommodate several luncheon and dinner meetings simultaneously. Food service, under the direction of Kenneth Short, served numerous banquets and receptions plus meals for 2,000 dormitory residents. Dor- mitory specialty nights, gourmet events and a pig roast for beginning freshmen were among activities planned. The bookstore, managed by Harry Baldwin, was remodeled by realigning the aisles to permit self service in most departments. A machine to imprint book covers and soft goods was a new service of the store. Safety and security director Leslie Greiner revised parking lot assignments to give nearly all campus motorists a parking place near classes and offices. The department added women to the staff and began the mounted patrol. Through the honor guard law enforcement students assisted security officers and provided road service to campus motorists. Lock control, student faculty “ID card services and the campus switchboard were supervised by Greiner’s department. 124 OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: Charles C. Campbell. Dean of Administration: RIGHT: Col. Leslie Greiner. Director of Safety and Security: Howurd Morris. Head. Maintenance Division; John Stanton. Director. Building Services: Gene Schneider. Chief Engineer; Olln “Swede John- son. Assistant Director. Safety and Security. THIS PAGE: ABOVE: Dean Campbell. Jim Snider, Register: Dr. Orville Bowers. Staff Assistant. Register's Office: CENTER: Kenneth Short. Food Service Director: Harry Baldwin. Bookstore Munuger: Dean Campbell: Kenneth Sykes. Student Union Director: BELOW: Pete Nicoletti. Head. Division of Business Service: Marion Johnson. Internal Auditor. Kent Nicker- son, Stuff Assistant. Business Office; Jeff Jessee, Data Processing Director: John Jepson. Assis- tant to the Dean: Richard Ebbrecht. Systems Analyst. 125 Ritter Becomes Dean Of Student Affairs James R. Ritter became dean of student affairs in July following the retirement of Dean Henry Boucher. Dean Ritter oversaw the operations of eight areas: admissions, counseling and testing, director of student activities, financial aids, freshman counseling, health office, housing and the inter- national students office. Fontaine Piper became assistant to the dean while Zel Eaton divided his time as administrative assistant to Dean Ritter and as a special assistant in the department of safety and security. Emil Green became director of freshman enroll- ment after counseling and testing became part of the student affairs division. Terry Taylor became acting director of ad- missions. New student affairs personnel were: Terry Acton, laboratory technician: Anita Hairston, pharmaceutical nurse: Jacquelyn Jones, housing staff assistant: Perry Mathes. ad- missions staff assistant: Barbara Walker, registered nurse. The admissions office developed a newsletter describing campus programs, activities and future plans that was sent to high school counselors and teachers. The office remained open on Saturdays to serve prospective students unable to visit NMSU during the week. The office organized student am- bassadors—a group of campus hostesses who represented NMSU on campus tours and other admissions office activities. The Freshman Counseling office became part of Counsel- ing and Testing services, thus consolidating NMSU counsel- ing services. Peer counseling plans were finalized. Five freshman counselors and two professional psychologists work- ed with Dr. Robert Wright and Emil Green, director of Freshman Enrollment. Deborah Stahly, director of student activities, served as assistant to the dean and scheduled all student activities. New services of Mrs. Stahly’s office were dial-an-activity and coor- dinating a coffee house and dances at the Student Union at no cost to students. Director of Financial Aids. Wayne Newman, and Doyle Van Dyne, his assistant, administered student loans, scholarships, the work study program and a mini-employment service to assist students seeking off-campus employment. The office administered Federal nursing scholarships and loans as a new service. Housing office functions included the assignment of dor- mitory rooms and married students’ apartments. The office was reorganized during the summer of 1972 with Jacquelyn Jones becoming staff assistant. Frances McKinney assisted international students with scheduling, advising and day-to- day problems. International House was opened after fall semester to provide facilities for cooking and other activities during NMSU vacations. The health office, directed by Dr. John Biggerstaff, began laboratory tests spring semester. Other services in- cluded medical treatment, minor surgery and immunizations. ABOVE: Perry Mathes and Mary Harrington, admissions counselors: Terry Taylor, acting director of Admissions. RIGHT: Zel Eaton, ad- ministrative assistant: Fontaino Piper, assistant to the dean: Deborah Stahly, director of Student Activities: Dean James R. Ritter (seated). 126 UPPER LEFT: Or. Jack Reiske. Dr. Massye Goins. Dr. Robert Wright, direc- tor of Counseling and Testing. UPPER RIGHT: Wayne Newman, director of Financial Aids: Jacquelyn Jones. Housing staff assistant: Doylo Van Dyne, administrativo assistant. Financial Aids. LOWER LEFT: Freshman counselors Creola Jones. Leslie Krass. Marianna Gfovanninl (seated). Emil Green, director of Freshman Enrollment. Freshman counselors Thomas Stalf and Jerry Gregory (standing). LOWER RIGHT: Dr. John Biggerstaff. University physician; Frances McKinney. International Student advisor. Dean James R. Ritter. 127 McKinney, PR Division Head, Dies Unexpectedly Colonel Robert L. McKinney, head of the Public Relations division, died unexpectedly January 29 at Jefferson City while on University business. Colonel McKinney’s death came only a few weeks before one of his chief goals for 1972- 73 materialized—consolidation of all public relations offices, formerly in three campus buildings, at a centralized location in the old Industrial Arts building. Wayne Davenport became director of publications and William Cable directed sports information. Numerous publications were revised, mailings were doubled and “tract racks were placed at various locations to disseminate NMSU literature. The Alumni office, directed by Russell Harrison, es- tablished a development fund, maintained records on 20.000 graduates and published the NEMOSCOPE quarterly. Staff assistant Thomas Shrout advised the INDEX, the student newspaper, in addition to his divisional responsibilities with information services. The division continued with “Hot Line, a recording device hooked to an outside telephone line to enable students and faculty to inquire about campus news at any hour. The development fund was announced at the Homecoming ban- quet. and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fuller were recognized for their $25,000 gift to begin the fund. A tribute to the memory of Colonel Robert McKinney appears on page 399. ABOVE: Basil Morlan and Michael Hughe . LOWER RIGHT: Russell Harrison. Director of Alumni Activities: William Cable. Sports Information Director: Thomas Shrout. Public Relations Staff Assistant: Wayne Daven- port. Director of Publications. BELOW': The late Robert L. McKinney. Upward Bound Counsels Area High School Seniors “Upward Bound, a university preparatory program for high school seniors, was administered by Basil Morlan and his assis- tant Michael Hughes. The program consisted of a summer of academic and per- sonal development on campus and an academic year component of biweekly meetings at student centers throughout Northeast Missouri. Upward Bound contributed financial aid. guidance and remedial study to high school students from low-income homes who may have lacked adequate preparation for college-level study. The program sought to identify students whose ability may have been unrecognized in a typical classroom setting. Instructors and tutor-counselors were selected from the faculty and student body based on their willingness to pursue teaching innovations and their ability to identify with Upward Bound students. 128 Three Deans, 4 Professors Become Emeriti President Emeritus Walter H. Ryle’s book. “The Centen- nial History of the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College’’ was being printed during spring semester. 1973. Dr. Ryle’s research included the Missouriana collection. University publications and archives and interviews with alumni. Dr. Ryle also oversaw campus landscaping and the University greenhouse operations. Other emeriti active on campus were Professor Emeritus George Jamison. Assistant Professor Emeritus John Goetze and Dean Emeritus Paul Selby. Dean Selby did research and wrote several publications. Professor Goetze rebuilt and tuned instruments for the Fine Arts division and Professor Jamison directed the University travel service. BELOW LEFT: George Jamison, Professor Emeritus. Mathematics; John Goetze. Assistant Professor Emeritus. Instrumental Music: Dean Emeritus P. O. Selby. LOWER LEFT: President Emeritus Walter H. Ryle. BELOW RIGHT: Faculty members who retired In 1972: Mrs. Ruth Beal. Dean Emeritus of Women: Mrs. Dorothy Pearson. Associate Professor Emeritus of Home Economics: Henry Boucher. Dean Emeritus of Student Affairs: Dr. Wray Rieger. Dean Emeritus of Instruction and Professor Emeritus: Dr. J. R. Purdy. Professor Emeritus Mathematics: Mrs. Donna Wright. Elizabeth Worrell. Professor Emeritus. Speech: Walter Browne. Professor Emeritus. Geography: Berenice Beggs. Assistant Professor Emeritus. English: Llora MaGee. Professor Emeritus. Home Economics. Cecil Allen. Professor Emeritus. Psychology: Nan Wade. Professor Emeritus. Modern Language: Otho Barnett. Associate Professor Emeritus. Practical Arts: Kathleen Cherbonnier. Assistant Professor Emeritus. Speciul Education. Lewis Clevenger. Professor Emeritus. Botany: Willie Whitson. Assistant Professor Emeritus. Primary Education: Sherod Collins. Assistant Professor Emeritus. Speech J. C. Wright. Professor Emeritus. Education. Earl Cunningham. Professor Emeritus. Philosophy: Ivan Miller. Professor Emeritus. Education: Hans Hugemann. Professor Emeritus. German; Charles Gross. Professor Emeritus. Organic Chemistry. 129 Division Begins Medical Secretary Program A two-year certificate program for medical secretaries was added to the curriculum of the division of Business Education. Courses were also offered leading to degrees in business education, business administration and accounting and certificates in accounting, data processing, secretarial and clerical programs. Certificate programs are offered for students who desire a one or two year course of study for positions in fields where there are shortages of skilled personnel. Students enrolled in the division increased about 10 per cent over 1971-72. New faculty members were Thomas Luechtefeld. instruc- tor in accounting, and Gene Wunder. instructor in business administration. Associate professor Joseph Mitch furthered his doctoral studies at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Organizations sponsored by the division were Accoun- ting Club. Business Administration Club and Pi Omega Pi—a national fraternity for Business Education majors founded at NMSU. Dr. Charles Kauzlarich completed his nineteenth year as head of the division. BUSINESS EDUCATION: (front row) Oene Wunder. Dr. Charles Kauilarlch (division head). James Edwards, (second row) Thomas Luechtefeld. Dr. Harold Mickclson. Gwendolyn Durham. Laura Hulse. Dwayne Shoemaker, (hack row) Winferd Durham. Eugene Croarkin. Kathleen Grim, Dora Clark. Jerry Vittctoe. Junice Legg. Betty Cochran. 130 • i,- ' .t 90 fi .■4 fit 4 131 Richardson Becomes Education Division Head Dr. Gordon Richardson became head of the division of Education in August. Dr. Richardson was director of School Administration at the University of North Dakota before join- ing the NMSU faculty. Pre-student teaching experience was started for juniors to enable them to self-evaluate their teaching potential. Students served as teacher aids in their home towns during NMSU vacations to gain the pre-student teaching experience. The course. Foundations of American Education, was revised and team taught by six professors with expertise in nine distinct areas of teacher training. Students selected seven of the nine areas to complete the course. Formerly the course was taught in several sections, but with each faculty member involved teaching all areas of the course. Plans were begun to mobilize equipment and staff in the Teaching Skills Center to bring the center's services to ex- perienced teachers in northeast Missouri. Numerous teachers with graduate degrees had expressed a desire to take the courses in micro-teaching to evaluate their skills. Dr. Robert Martin joined the division as assistant professor of education. He replaced Professor Grace McReynolds who joined the staff of the State Department of Education. Professor R.L. Terry was presented the Outstan- ding Educator award for the state of Missouri by Phi Delta Kuppu and Professor Judson Martin was named to Who's Who in America. 132 EDUCATION DIVISION: (front row) Dean Earl Ludlow. Forest Crooks. Dr. Taylor Lindsey. Dr. Massye Goins. Dr. Judson Martin. William Matthew, (se- cond row) Dr. Loren Grissom. Dr. H. B. Tate. Richard St. Cluir. Dr. Robert Martin. Dr. Jack Reiske. Dr. Howard Terry, (third row) Dr. R. L. Terry. Vice President Eli Mittler. Emil Green. Dr. Orville Bowers. Dr. Jerome Thayer. Elizabeth Evans, (fourth row) Andy Skinta. Dr. Clifton Bell. Dr. Robert Wriffht. Dr. Fred Taylor, (back row) Dr. Gordon Richardson (division heud). Dr. Marlow Editor. 133 Fine Arts Dedicates Memorial Art Gallery Bach's “Saint Matthew Passion” was performed at NMSU and Culver-Stockton College in April. 1972. as part of the dedication of the gift to begin the Jean Kraus Memorial Art Gallery. The gallery was opened in April. 1973. and the works of Kraus, a former division student who died in Vietnam, were featured at the gallery dedication. Assistant professor David Szepessy toured the United States as cello soloist with Mitch Miller in October and November. Miller was on campus in March for two days and conducted a concert of NMSU students. The division presented the opera Hansol and Gretel in June. 1972. During the summer lyceum appearance of the BufTalo Bills. Melody Risslcr. sophomore music major, sang the obbligato to Lida Rose. a song which featured the lyceum performers in the motion picture “The Music Man.” Professor Thomas Higgins was on leave spring semester teaching graduate courses on Chopin at southern universities. Professor Frederic Kirchberger studied music and piano pedagogy in European and Asian countries. Caroline Bell and Dale Everett joined the division as in- structors in vocal music; both performed in operas and con- certs before joining the NMSU faculty. Assistant professor Thomas Duden returned as band director after completing his Doctor of Education degree at the University of Missouri. Assistant professor Helen Babbitt completed the Master of Fine Arts degree—the highest degree offered in her field. 134 UPPER LEFT: (front row) Dr. Tom Dudcn. William Unger. Trudy Jones. Dr. Mary Bello Mar tin. Clay Dawson. (back row) William Riley, James Paulding. Dr. Roger Cody. CENTER LEFT: (front row) Edward Bostly. Georgia Evans, secretary. Dr. Thomas Higgins. Dr. William Fitzsimmons. William Murray, (back row) Dr. Dale Jorgenson (division head). Dr. Tom Ritchie. Dr. Richard Weerts. Dr. Lewis Danfelt. Dr. Leon Karel. LOWER LEFT: (front row) Claudine Terry. Helen Babbitt. Kent McAlexandcr. Caroline Bell. Dale Everett, (back row) David Nichols, Anna Norberg. Kathleen Dawson. Edward McEndarfer. Neil Pollard. 2 3S Division Sponsors Men’s, Women’s Sports The division of Health and Physical Education, led by division head Joseph Dolan, offered training in effective physical education teaching techniques, recreational leadership and health practice. The division sponsored ex- tracurricular physical education including men’s and women’s intramurals. Three coaches joined the NMSU faculty. Randel Lukehart became head football coach and Russell Kirby became assistant football coach. Larry Clemens served as assistant football coach and head wrestling coach. Kathleen Austin joined the division as an instructor in women’s physical education. Assistant professor Martha Bagley returned to the divi- sion after completing her doctorate. Assistant professor Jane Barnett continued her doctoral studies at the University of Missouri. Dr. Max Cogan was membership chairman of the College Physical Education Association and research chairman of the Missouri Physical Education Association. Dr. Charles Fast served on the Advisory Committee of the Missouri Tuber- culosis Association. Mary Farwell, instructor in women’s physical education, was named area coordinator for Physical Education Public Information in Northeast Missouri. The fourth edition of division head Joseph Dolan’s text- book Treatment and Prevention of Athletic Injuries was printed. The text is used internationally and has been printed in several foreign languages. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIVISION: (front row) Kathy Austin. Mary Farwell. Martha Spath. Jack Bowen. Sam Nugent. Dr. Joseph Dolan, (division head). Randel Lukehart. Larry Boleach. (second row) Jo Ann Wccklcy. Larry Clomons, Regina Lindhorst. Dr. Christine Foster. Jane Bartl- ing. Kenneth Gardner. James Dougherty, Dr. Max Cogan. (back row) Maurice Wade. Dr. Charles Fast. Dr. Mary Estes. Willard Sims. Ben Pitney. Russell Kirby. Dr. Ralph Pink. Dr. H. A. Walmsley. ijr i 137 Home Ec Adds To Foods, Nutrition Area The Home Economics division began certificate programs of occupational management in the foods and nutri- tion area which trained students to manage eating es- tablishments. The new programs under the direction of Mary Lou Smith complemented the certificate programs in child development and the baccalaureate degrees in homemaking and vocational home economics offered by the division. Four new majors were in the planning stage which would utilize courses currently offered by the Home Economics divi- sion and other academic divisions at NMSU. Majors under consideration were Home Economics Communication. Clothing and Textile Retailing. Child Development and Con- sumer Management. The division sponsored Kappa Omicron Phi and Colhecon. Joyce Hearn. Colhecon sponsor, was a Missouri delegate to the American Home Economics Association Meeting. Kappa Omicron Phi's sponsor. Dr. Charlotte Revelle, attended the International Home Economics Meeting. Rose Shanight was elected president of the Missouri Home Economics Association, and Geraldine Gosch par- ticipated in a workshop entitled “Clothing Controversy at the University of Manitoba. Geraldine Gosch and Joyce Hearn served as acting heads of the division following Mrs. Dorothy Pearson’s retire- ment. Mrs. Pearson had been head of the division for 16 years and an associate professor of foods and nutrition. HOME ECONOMICS: (front row) Mary Lou Smith. Dr. Charlotte Revelle. Geraldine Gosch (acting: division head). Elizabeth Wilson, (back row) Rose Shanight. Janet Goodwin. Joyce Hearn (acting division head). Ollvene Baker. 138 139 Division Gives Programs At Area Schools Nearly one-third of the members of the Language and Literature division gave presentations and speeches at area high schools. A brochure describing available speakers in the division and their area of expertise was distributed. Among subjects scheduled were oral interpretation, semantics. Chaucer, modern literature, composition and poetry readings. New division members were Trude Lear, instructor in German, Donald Folkman, instructor in drama and Louis Gallo, assistant professor of English. Dr. Rachel McKay was on leave. Judy King’s Oral Interpreter’s Workshop at- tracted 100 participants. She had an article on chamber theater published in The Speech Teacher. Brian Bedard. Dr. Connie Jones and Dr. Jim Barnes had poetry published and other poems accepted for later publication. Thomas Draper was elected president of the Missouri Association of Speech Directors. Dr. Richard Heun was elected president of Central States Speech Association Ex- ecutive Council and was named Outstanding Speech Teacher of the year. Dr. Linda Heun and Dr. Richard Heun served as con- sultants to the Nebraska Speech Association. Gail Albright and Dr. Linnea Ratcliff developed a communications workshop for Hollister Incorporated. Dr. Glenda Clyde and Dr. Chandler Monroe were consultants to a Homiletics Workshop on campus. Bernice Dry began a new composition course. Technical Writing. Dollie Wilson instituted a new course, the Bible as Literature, and Dr. Richard Heun developed the course Human Communications Theory. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE: (front row) Pam Kl h. Judy King. June Byrd. Wanda Bcmboom. Dr. Linda Heun. France� Walsh, (second row) Gail Albright. Dr. Richard Heun. Elizabeth Holt. Dr. Chandler Monroe. Dr. Linnea Ratcliff. Leona Whittom. (back row) Jim Thomas (acting division head). Dr. Calvin Huonemann. Alfred Srnka, Dr. Herman Wilson. Thomas Draper. Thomas Shrout. Jr. 140 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE: (front row) Annette Van Dyke. Dr. Humberto Alvaro . Donna Nelms. Brian Bedard, (second row) Trude Lear, Berenice Dry. Martha McClaskey. Charles Greeley, (third row) Mick Ritter. Dollie Wilson. Clayton Ofstad. (fourth row) Dr. Connie Jones. Ted Windels. Hubert Moore. Dona Truitt, (back row) John Jopson. Louis Gallo. Everett Porter. Joan Hunter. 141 Music Library Expands Non-bookResources The music library was expanded into a major non-book resource center in Pickier Memorial Library. Film loops, calculators for student use, and a reader-printer enabling students to ob- tain personal copies of books on microfiche were part of the new services after the expansion. The library staff worked with Dr. Robert Schnucker in implementing an audio-tutorial program for World Civilization classes. The program is ex- pected to expand to other academic dis- ciplines. The library provided hardware and software in the audio-tutorial ex- periment which individualized instruc- tion to improve learning. Director of Libraries George Hartje was elected president of the Missouri Library Association. Library collections approached 200,000 volumes while there was con- tinuing emphasis on providing non-book materials, cassettes, microform and periodicals. 142 LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS DIVISION: (front row) Martha Brockman. George Hartje (Division Head). Florei no Kibler. 8hcrry Eitel. Linda Bucscher. Elizabeth Schuotz. (back row) Nancy Hulen. Gary Pickard, Eleanor Ellcbracht. Sally Voth. Ruth Schutto. Odessa Ofstad. 143 MATHEMATICS DIVISION: (front row) Mary Be«r� m� n. Donald GrofT. Dr. John Erhart. Dr. John Beuckmnn. Dr. Lanny Morley. Dr. Keith Peck, (second row) Dr. Ronald Knight. Dr. Joe Flowers. Sam Lesseig. Carolyn Frick. Mary Kohlenberg, Donna Bigham. secretary, (third row) Dr. J. R. Purdy, John Bartling, Frank Little. George Jamison. Helen Hays. Dr. James Hays, (back row) Dr. Kenneth Stilwcll. Dr. Dale Woods, (division head.) 144 Computer Terminals Assist In Math Division Computer terminals were installed in the division of Mathematics that connected to the new computer at the Data Processing: Center on a time-sharing: basis with terminals in other divisions. A teaching-examination tutorial program for certain freshman courses and courses in statistics for the social sciences and statistical methods were among other divi- sion innovations. It was a first for the division when assistant professors Ronald Knight and James Hays presented research papers before the American Mathematical Society. Dr. Knight’s paper was entitled Periodic Dynamical Systems and Dr. Hays’ paper was Reductions of Ideals in Commutative Rings. Associate professor Kenneth Stilwell’s article. Quadratic Formula—an Enrichment Approach. was published in Mathematics Teacher while Dr. Hays’ paper was printed in Transactions of the American Mathematic Society. An article written by Dr. Knight was published in the Pacific Journal of Mathematics. Assistant professor John Erhart authored “Lyapunov Theory and Perturbations of Differential Equations. for the SIAM Journal of Mathematic Analysis. Assistant professor Duane Norman was on leave, and assistant professor William Weber completed his doctoral studies and returned to the division spring semester. Organizations sponsored were the Math Club and Kappa Mu Epsilon. The division assisted the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Missouri Council of Teachers of Mathematics and Northeast Missouri Council of Teachers of Mathematics in sponsoring a regional conference. 145 Military Science To Become Voluntary Military Science is to be on a voluntary basis in 1973-74 as a result of a resolution adopted by the Board of Regents in October. The program began on campus Fall semester, 1969, and was mandatory for male freshmen. Sixty-two graduates who enrolled for advanced courses in military science have been commissioned second lieutenants with another 40 scheduled for commissioning at spring graduation. The division sponsors ROTC Advanced Cadets Associa- tion (Cactors), K-dettes, Blackjack Rifle and Pistol Club, ROTC Drill Team and Varsity and ROTC Rifle Teams. Captain John Strain attended the basic ROTC summer camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Lieutenant Colonel Emmett Taylor, Major Donald Currie, Captain Clyde Johnson, Captain Robert Wrentmore, Master Sergeant Thurmon Childers. Sergeant First Class William Johnson, Staff Sergeant Robert Beery and Staff Sergeant Archie Gray represented the divi- sion at the advanced ROTC summer camp at Fort Riley. Kan- sas. Colonel John Gerrity has been head of the division since its inception at NMSU. He was named to the 1972 edition of Outstanding Educators of America. MILITARY 8CIENCE DIVISION: (front row) Mr� . Louise Elchemler. secretary. Debra Albright, secretary, LTC. Emmett Taylor. 880. Roger Bland, (second row) MSO. Thurmon Childers. MAJ. Donald Currie, (back row) CPT. John Strain. 880. Archie Gray. 8FC. William Johnson. CPT. Robert King. 880. Robert Beery. COL. John Gerrity (division head.) 146 147 Nursing Division Relocates In Science Hall The division of Nursing was relocated on the ground floor of Science hall. With the relocation, specialized equip- ment and facilities of the divisions of Science and Nursing were utilized for instruction of students in both divisions. New instructors for the growing division were Madeline Holland. Andrea Smith and Louise Montgomery. The division's 104 students more than doubled the enrollment of the previous nursing curriculum which was phased out in 1971-72. The new curriculum was streamlined to permit nursing majors to take more electives in other disciplines. Because the curriculum was community oriented, students worked with families in the northeast Missouri area to gain understanding of health needs at different age levels. The course of study was designed to generate awareness of other professions in the health field and their working relationship with nursing. Courses were geared toward preparing nurses for roles in health maintenance and restora- tion in addition to patient care. Students are prepared for beginning leadership positions in nursing—acute care, community health nursing, and new occupational nursing opportunities. The bac- calaureate program also prepares those planning for graduate study. Freshmen seminars give students career orientation and counseling enabling them to finalize their major plans before they are upperclassmen. The Student Nurses Association was re-activated in the Fall and members met with the Missouri Student Nurse Association board. The National League of Nursing held a site visit at NMSU in November to evaluate the new program as a preliminary step toward accreditation. 148 NURSING DIVISION: (front row) Lucille Winslow. Dr. Grace Dovltt (division head). Madeline Holland, (back row) Linda Workman. Dyanu Troester. Andrea Smith. Practical Arts Division Begins Four Programs New certificate programs in agronomy, animal science, electronics and metal trades were added to the curriculum offered by the division of Practical Arts. Certificate programs were provided for students desiring intensified post- secondary training for two years to qualify for immediate employment in industry and agriculture. The new certificate programs increased the division's offerings in career education to seven areas. In addition to career education, the division offered baccalaureate degrees and the master’s degree in industrial education. The division has three distinct areas of study: agriculture, driver and safe- ty education and industrial education. Organizations sponsored by the division were: Agriculture Club. Driver and Safety Education Club and the Industrial Arts Club. Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity worked closely with the division’s agriculture department. Programs in the planning stage included bachelor of technology degree, courses in manufacturing and construc- tion. a major to prepare industrial-vocational-technical teachers and an internship in industrial education. A circle drive was completed in October at the Industrial Education building to alleviate parking problems and traffic congestion. 150 PRACTICAL ARTS DIVISION: (front row) Raymond Crist. Dr. Dennis Rowan. Joseph Rhoads. Dr. Leon Devlin, (second row) John Kenney. Dr. Robert Stephens. Dr. Roland Nagel, (division head). Dr. Bob Stone, (third row) James Barnett. Ernest Frazier. Duane Cole. Dr. Ronuld Baglcy. (back row) Ralph Shain. Dr. Duvid Travis. 151 Federal Grants Provide Science Equipment Recent equipment acquisitions were used by the division of Science, led by Dr. Dean Roseberry. to aid instruction. Through federal grants. equipment was received for use in physiology, chemistry and ecology. Teletype terminals con- nected to the academic computer at the Data Processing Center were used by students in freshman biology and chemistry. New programs in environmental science and ecology were in the planning stage. Freshman courses were modified to the inquiry method of teaching. New members of the division were Jeanne Kangas. in- structor in general science, and assistant professors of chemistry Dr. Kenneth Fountain and Dr. James Wells. Assis- tant professor Melvin Conrad was on leave studying Central American plant life. Assistant professor David Hanks researched sage brush of Utah, and assistant professor Donald Kangas prepared for a study of life in Arctic waters. Professor Max Bell along with other division members and advanced students spent two weeks studying semi-tropical biological forms in Florida dur- ing semester break. The division prepares students for careers in teaching, environmental employment and chemistry. Preparation is given for entrance into professional schools of biology, chemistry, dentistry, engineering, medicine and osteopathy. 152 SCIENCE DIVISION: (front row) Dr. James Bywaters. Jeanne Kangas. Dr. Max Bell. Dr. John Settings, (second row) Dr. James Wells. Victor Cochran. Albert Copley. James Dimit. (third row) Dr. Orin Mock. Dr. Max Freeland. Dr. Donald Kungas. Dr. John Black, (fourth row) Dr. Will Selser. Dr. Robert Peavler. Dr. Robert Nothdurft. Dr. James Shaddy. (fifth row) Dr. Gary 8elle. Robert Mason. Dr. Jack Magruder, Dr. Konneth Fountain, (sixth row) Victor Hoffman. Dr. Gordon Franke. Denman Evans. Eugone Smith, (soventh row) Dr. Doan Rosebery (division hoad). Donald Walkor. 153 Social Science Begins Internship Programs Internship programs were begun in the division of Social Science. Students interned in the summer or during the academic year in several disciplines offered by the division. Interns worked with legislators, law enforcement agencies, ci- ty. state and university administrators during the beginning year of the new program. Interns received from one to 12 semester hours credit with an additional three hours credit for an analytical report of their training. A faculty committee selected applicants for available internships and assigned them to faculty super- visors. Donald Depew. assistant professor of sociology, and Herreld Nance, instructor in law enforcement, joined the divi- sion. Professor Harold Eastman and assistant professor Leonard Witt of the sociology staff were named to Outstan- ding Educators of America. Professor Robert Schnuckcr developed an audio-tutorial program for the division. Dr. Donald Mitchell read a paper at an international seminar on Soviet maritime policy and strategy in Halifax. Nova Scotia. Dr. Mitchell's book History of Russian Seapower, was published in the spring. His research included interviewing Secretary of the Navy John Warner. Dr. David March was appointed to the Advisory Council on Historic Sites and Buildings of the Missouri Park Board. His article. “The Admission of Missouri. was published in the Missouri Historical Review. Division members with research in progress for publication included Dr. Kay Cadigan. Dr. Robert Schnuckcr and Dr. Ruth Townc. Assistant professors Robert Cowan and Jerome Stremel were task force chairmen of the Commission on Institutional Goals and Priorities for the Seventies. SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION: (front row) William Kitts. Dr. Pauline Knobbs. (back row) Pat Ellobracht. Dr. Jerome Stremel. SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION: (front row) Dr. Anthony D’Souza. Dale Mar- tin. Dr. Ruth Towne. Joseph Ku. Dr. David March, (second row) Walter Ryle IV, Dr. Harold Eastman. Dr. Darrell Krueger. Dr. Meredith Eller. Dr. Robert Schnucker. (third row) Dr. Jack Hines. Dr. Leonard Witt. Robert Cowan. Dr. Arnold Zuckerman. Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg: (division head), (back row) Dr. Donald Mitchell. Donald Depew. 15d 155 Special Programs Expands Clinical Space Two classrooms in Violette Hall were renovated for laboratory-clinic space for the Division of Special Programs. One room housed special equipment for speech science, anatomy and physiology while the other room contained specialized equipment for speech and hearing disorders. The division, led by Dr. William Hall, secured federal funding for special education and speech pathology-audiology. The division's speech and hearing clinic conducted evaluations for head start and Mary Immaculate School and therapy sessions when recommended. Five learning dis- abilities classrooms in the Kirksville public school system received language, speech and hearing services from the clinic. The division's remedial reading clinic was located on the third floor of Kirk Building. Professor Jeffrey Mitchell was on sabbatical leave and wrote a book on special education. His classes were taught by Velma Morton who was an instructional supervisor and con- sultant for the mentally handicapped at Samuel A. Kirk Center before joining the NMSU faculty in Fall. 1972. Five new practicum sites were established for special education and speech pathology-audiology. The division developed new language programs directed toward providing necessary linguistic tools in special sessions at the Regional Diagnostic Clinic, the Adair County Center for Exceptional Children and the NMSU Child Development Center. SPECIAL PROGRAMS DIVISION: (front row) Dr. William Hall (division head). Velma Morton. Dr. Llnncn Anderson. Dr. Viola Martin, (second row) Dr. Elizabeth Frazier. Wynne Rutledge. Dr. Kenneth McGuire. Dr. William McClelland, (third row) Philip Streun. Naomi Roberts. Eva Jane Noe. (back row) James Sparks. Dr. J. Paul Hunt. Not pictured: Betty Bejeck. Dr. Jeffrey Mitchell. 156 107 ORGANIZATIONS 158 159 Senate Appoints Standing Committees Student Senate donated to the United Fund Campaign, placed suggestion boxes throughout the campus and ap- pointed members to standing committees for new activities. The committees are Rules, Social, Election, Open House, Constitutional. Student Safety Measures. Public Relations and various special committees. Student Senate sponsored the Homecoming dance. Christmas dance, various speakers. Women’s Week and assisted several organizations in funding special events. Guest speaker on transcendental meditation was Dr. Clay Lovler. Student Senate president was Kem Cavanah. vice- president Ted Freel. secretary Ann Walters and treasurer Jane Gcvcckcr. Sponsor was Kenneth Sykes. STUDENT SENATE: (front row) Rhoa Wort . Debbie Foster. Debbie Nelson. Jill Rlney. Craig O’Sadnick. Phoebe Cloyd. Cindy Bell, (second row) Ann Leone. John Finley. Ted Freel. Ann Walters. Kem Cavanah. Jane Gcvecker. Jean Waters. Debbie White, (back row) Ken Smith. Jim Sheehan. Jan Fisher. Jim Watson. Peggy Garrett. Mike Burton. Randy Baker. ICO Upperclassmen Volunteer To Be Student Mentors Student Mentors were upperclassmen who volunteered their services with duties including: guiding college tours for freshmen and their parents on registration days during the summer and on Parent's day. Mentors helped with freshmen orientation in the fall and Senior day in the spring. Mentors were chosen from their application on the basis of scholarship, personal adjustment, faculty recommendation and interest in helping others adjust to college life. Union Board Becomes Student Activities Board The Student Union Board changed its name to the Stu- dent Activities Board after reorganization. Activities for the organization were co-educational pool and table tennis tournaments and the sponsoring of films for NMSU students. New for the board was a bike race and in- troduction of the Purple Omen. The Purple Omen was a free coffeehouse featuring campus talent. Officers for the organization were president Cindy Toebe. secretary Linda Ellis and treasurer Ernie Maune. Kenneth Sykes was sponsor. STUDENT UNION BOARD: (front row) Paula Pickett. Cindy Toebe. Jan McNally. Denise Blue, (second row) Holly Hoover. Peggy Barnard. Joan Fromme. Thomalu Haycock. Peggy Baugh. Kristy Karpan. Jacky Brothers. Deb Deason. Mulayne Heape. (third row) Joyce Martin. Wendy Tompkin. Jane Schumann. Linda Ellis. Donna Novak. Nancy Shriefer. Susan Manley. Michelle Burton. Deedee Anderson, (back row) Liza Darr. Ken Smith. Elaine Bode. Tysa Penick. Pat Abraham. Mary Hoskins. Hope Rooker. Bill Graham. Henry Kroll. Tom Morris. STUDENT MENTORS: (front row) Clndl Cummins. Henry Kroll. Nancy Wickless, (back row) Sue Elchemier. Renee Hotelling. Margaret Gladbach. JoAnn Eastman. 161 Accounting Club Hosts Public Accounting Firms Phi Delta Kappa Sponsor Receives District Award Dr. Linn Terry, sponsor of Phi Delta Kappa inter- national fraternity, received the District Award at the District Convention in Tulsa. Oklahoma. Officers attended the Leadership Conference in Kansas City. Activities for the year included the presentation of a scholarship to the outstanding young man in education, both on the graduate and undergraduate level and also a recogni- tion meeting of charter members. Officers for the fraternity were Zel Eaton, president; William Kitts, first vice-president; Emil Green, second vice- president; Don Milliken. secretary-treasurer. PHI DELTA KAPPA: (front row) Emil Green. William Kltta. Dr. Don Q. Milliken. (second row) Dr. D. D. Nothdurfl. Mike Hughes. Greg Overfelt. Joseph Rhoads. Dr. Linn Terry. Hubert T. Moore. Jack Bowen. Gall Albright, (back row) Dean Earl Ludlow. Dr. Charles Fast. Duane Cole. Dr. Howard Terry. Fontaine Piper. Dr. Gordon Richardson. Eugene Smith. Ken Slaughter, parliamentarian for the Accounting Club, received the MacGladrey, Hansen, Dunn Award as outstanding accounting major as chosen by the accounting faculty. Guest speakers during the year were representatives from Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, Arthur Anderson, and McGladrey, Hansen. Dunn and Co. public accounting firms. Activities during the year included tho annual trip to C.P.A. firms in St. Louis and the club’s participation in the Homecoming parade. Officers for the club were Randy Snodgrass, president; Keith Byars, vice-president; Beth Martin, secretary-treasurer; Judy Brune, editor; Ken Slaughter, parliamentarian. Dwayne Shoemaker and James Edwards, sponsors. ACCOUNTING CLUB: (front row) Koith Byars. Mary Martin. Judy Bruno. Randy Snodgrass. James Edwards, (second row) Pam Drugor. Potor Young. Rodney Anderson, William Johnson. Terry Meok. Ken Anderson. Jolene Durham. Dlone Alfred. Linda Montgomery, (third row) Dan 8truttman. David Witte. Rudy Snedigar. Edward Cramer. Tom Wagner. Jim Holllnrake, John Gregorlch, Louella Wright. Paulette Schultz, (back row) Ronald G. Bollemaro. Donnis Plant. Kennoth Schnettgoecke. David Huppel. Clarion Verspllle. Paul Jackson. Martin Johnson. Glenn Levings. Pamela 8prehe. 162 Business Administration Honors William S. Lowe The initiation of William S. Lowe president of the United States Chamber of Commerce from Mexico. Mo. was the highlight of the Business Administration Club spring banquet. The organization sponsored Debbie Jones, who was chosen 1972 Homecoming Queen. Honorary members of the club besides Mr. Lowe are Dr. P. O. Selby. Mr. Lamar Hunt, and the late Mr. J. C. Penney. Officers elected fall semester were president Alan Rhea, vice-president Steven Van DcWallc. secretary Julie Fitzgerald, reporter Lowell Easton, parliamentarian Steve Kinkead and treasurer Terry Smith. Sponsors were Winfcrd Durham and Dr. Harold Mickclson. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB: (front row) Wlnford Durham. Terry E. Smith. Alan Rhea. 8teven Van Do Walle. Julie Fitzgerald, Dr. P. O. Selby. Steven M. Kinkead. Dr. Harold Mlckelson. (second row) Judy Parey. Betty KlUan. Susie Haroz. Ann Burghoff. Carl Buckman. Rick Hale. Richard Rovlot. Jim Tipton. David Armstrong. Bruce Prunty. Adrian Rogers. Alan Fletcher. Allan 8mith. (third row) Bob Alexander. Paul Lamansky. Peter Young. Jim Roberts. Ken Johanning. Larry Harlan. Nozar Alaolmolki. Rod Kubichck. Qlenn Loving . Mike Gray. Norman Brammer. Kevin Caldwell. Steve Fuqua. (fourth row) Merle Schneider. Jack Kenyon. Ed Adum. Tom Price. Tom Jones. Mohammed Hsmrnh. Charles Van Liere. Michael Daggett, William G. East. Mike Peterson. Carter Snpplngton. Lee Drumright. John Quinn. Richard Johnson. Demetrio� Papagcorgiou. (back row) Roger Cramer. Tom Hormsen. Jim Schneider. Dennis Anderson. David Eaton. Jerry Hardin. Mike Gorman. Dick Daly. Phillip Gordon. Paul Wollberg. Sam Cross, Ronald Davcy. Ed Wynne. Riud Marci. 163 Service Organizations Help Fund Drives Service sorority Alpha Sigma Gamma honored Pat Harlow as best pledge of the fall pledge class. Activities for the year included a picnic with Alpha Phi Omega and children from the diagnostic clinic, ringing bells for the Salvation Army, participation in projects for the Heart Fund and the United Fund and services for nursing homes. Officers for the sorority were Robbie Ludy, president; Marsha Stine, vice-president: Suzanne Moxley. secretary; Linda Sinclair, treasurer; Marsha Perry, rush chairman. Sponsors were Leslie Krass and Berenice Dry. ALPHA SIGMA GAMMA: (front row) Rejeana Young. Marsha 8tine. Robbie Ludy. Suzanne Moxley. Linda SinkJear. (second row) Leslie Krass. Sharon Burgcois. Becky Given. Holly Hoovor. Marsha Simpson. Marilyn Brcnnoman. Kathy Phillips. Mrs. Berenice Dry. (back row) Marsha Perry. Shirley Baker. Toni Sutor. Liz Green. Valerie Eckles. Rene Porter. Selling mums for Homecoming was a new project started by Alpha Phi Omega this year. Projects sponsored by APO this year included a Christmas party at the Diagnostic Clinic and a Scout-o-Rama held with the Boy Scouts. Run For Your Life, a fund raising project, was held in cooperation with the Heart Fund. Members of Alpha Phi Omega attended two conferences this year: the District Meeting in St. Louis and the National Convention in Denver. Officers for this year were Paul Lamansky. president; John Davidson, first vice-president; Bud Butler, second vice- president; Henry Laughlin. secretary: Mike Williams, treasurer; Donald Auckly. parliamentarian. ALPHA PHI OMEGA: (front row) John Davidson. Paul Lamansky. Mike Williams, (second row) Henry Laughlin. Steven Worley. Horshel Long. Scott Wenzel. Don Auchly, Bud Butler, (back row) Mika Krechel. Rich Crissingar, Dale Deehr. Jerry Gregory. 16rt Blue Key, Cardinal Key Co-Sponsor Project Blue Key. a national honor fraternity for men requiring members to be of junior class status, have a 3.0 honor point ratio and active membership in at least two campus organizations, sponsored the Homecoming parade as they have annually since 1959. Blue Key also compiled and sold the Blue Key Directory, a listing of student, faculty and organization telephone numbers and addresses. Other activities sponsored by the organization were the visit of the Red Cross Bloodmobilc, the Campus Bowl and the travel board, located in the Student Union. Awards for Outstanding Junior and Senior members were presented to Ken Lippincott and Randy Snodgrass. Officers were president Randy Snodgrass, vice-presidents Ken Slaughter and Dave Eaton, secretary Fred Curry, treasurer Keith Byars, and editor Tim Spain. Blue Key co-sponsors were Ken Short amd Jim Snider. BLUE KEY: (front row) Fred Curry. David Eaton. Randy Snodgrass. Keith Byars, (second row) Steve Fuqua. Tim Spain. Kent Nickerson. Roger Hartman, (back row) Murray Martin. Phil Hoskins. Tom Wagner. John Victor Grice. Cardinal Key. the service sorority for university coeds of high scholastic achievement, joined Blue Key in co-sponsoring the United Fund drive on campus. The organization sold spirit buttons during Homecoming week, trimmed the Christmas trees in the Student Union and Pickier Memorial Library, collected money for Muscular Dystrophy and assisted in collecting blood for the Red Cross annual visit. Spring activities included a tea for prospective members and the presentation of a scholarship to an NMSU coed. Cardinal Key officers were: president Janie Craft, vice- president Joan Fromme. secretary Kitty Jo Bennett, treasurer Sue Eichcmicr. reporter Jane Geveeker, and historian Brenda Brosi. Cardinal Key sponsor was Miss Leona Whittom. CARDINAL KEY: (front row) Brenda Brosl. Sue Eiehemler. Kitty Jo Bennett. Jane Craft. Joan Fromme. Susan Mims. Jane Geveeker. (second row) Cindy Miller. Paula Thompson. Karen Appeltauer. Lisa Nagel, (third row) Barbara Borron. Sandra Porter. Joyce Wehde. Rene Porter. Carol Davenport. Mila Williams, (back row) Ginger Ponder. Phoebe Cloyd. Joan Slocum. Joy Van Meter. Beth Kllnkcnborg. 1G5 ‘4-H’ Assists Head Start; Trains Future Officers The 4-H Club sponsored a future officer training program for local 4-H clubs. Other activities included a wiener roast and a bake sale. The club’s service project for the year involved members’ participation in the Head Start program. Officers for the club were Carole Rowland, president: Susan Powell, secretary: Linda Asher, treasurer. Dr. David Travis and Miss Mary Lou Smith were sponsors. Ag Club Maintains Test Plots North Of Campus Agriculture club maintained test plots of corn and soybeans north of Kirksville during the past year. Other ac- tivities included annual spring and fall picnics, helping the United Fund, the annual FFA District Judging Contest, and servicing a garden project for under-privileged and elderly people. The club president and treasurer attended the FFA planning meeting at Columbia for the district judging contest. Other members participated in the annual Farmers Night sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Officers for the club were Keith May. president: Mark Monroe, vice-president: Jack Goodin, secretary: Frank Becker, treasurer. Dr. David Travis was sponsor. AGRICULTURE CLUB: (front row) Mark Monro . Frank Booker. Keith May. Ted Cox. Norman Penton. (row two) Wayne Couchman. Earl Hopkins. James Woods. Lynn Lash. Harold Morgan. Charles Wilgenbusch. Doug Smithson, (row three) Ken Chadwell. Norman Horn. Freddie Cantratto. Randy Baker. David Camden. Gary Windmann. David Whitehead. Larry May. (row four) Robert McCullcy. John Hancock. James West. Jerry Valentine. Richard Kinney. Mike Mefford. Randy Yos. (back row) Kent Buckman. Robert Rogors. James Slaton. Michael Forbis. 4-H CLUB: (front row) Carole Rowland. Susan Powell, (row two) Sharon Collins. Linda Main, (row three) Velvia Lee. Cindy Keely. Linda Asher, (back row) Dr. David Travis. Miss Mary Lou Smith. r 166 Alpha Gamma Rho Earns Scholastic Award Alpha Gamma Rho received the scholastic achievement award for having the highest grade point average of any chapter in the country. Social events for the year included a Christmas party, a Founder’s Day banquet and a homecoming reception for alum- ni. Other projects were a field day at the NMSU agriculture facilities and helping at the FFA Spring Contest. A new ac- tivity for the fraternity was taking voters to the polls. Members Bob McCulley. Jim Woods. John Camden. Jim West and Myron Ousley attended the Leadership Seminar in Lincoln. Nebraska, and Charles Barnhill participated in the Alpha Gamma Rho National Convention at Logan. Utah. The organization moved into its new fraternity house. Fraternity officers were Robert McCulley. president: John Camden, vice-president: Jim Woods, treasurer: Doug Smithson, secretary. Dr. Dennis Rowan was sponsor. ALPHA GAMMA RHO: (front row) David Camden. James Wood . Richard Kinney. James West. Lynn Leah. Robert McCulley. Doug Smithson. Ted Cox. (row two) Norman Horn. Roy Hewitt. Earl Hopkins. Ronnie Patterson. Bob Wallace. Keith May. Gary Windmann. (row three) Don Magnus. Freddie Con- tralto. Vancil Crandall. Mike Mefford. Randy Baker. Philip Ayers. Larry May. Wayne Couchman. (back row) Frank Becker. Jerry Valentine. Ken Chadwell. John Hancock. Mark March. Robert Rogers. Norman Penton. Charles Wilgcnbusch. 167 A.C.E. Donates First Craft Day Proceeds Association of Childhood Education sponsored its first Craft Day. Proceeds from the sale of the arts and crafts were donated to hospitals. Program speakers for ACE included several instructors from the Education Division who answered questions concer- ning elementary education. Members attended the Leadership Conference at Colum- bia. and also the annual Study Conference at Wichita. Kan- sas. Officers for the year were: Linda Marra. President; Mary Kay Ellerbrock. Vice President; Jo Wheeler. Secretary; Marsha Simpson. Treasurer; Brenda Hamor, Historian; Nan- cy Wyhs and Susan Mims. Publicity Chairmen. Mrs. Elizabeth Evans and Dr. Fred Taylor were ACE sponsors. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: (front row) Lind Marra, Mary Kay Ellerbrock. Marsha Simpson. Jo Wheeler. Susan Mims. Nancy Wyhs. (second row) Sharon Wittner. Sandra Porter. Marilyn Salfen. Eunice Jolliffc. Holly Hoover. Cheryl Becker. Cheryl Powell. Pam Crutcher. Marcella Crump. Hope Rooker. Marsha Perry, (third row) Toni Sutor. Peggy Weaver. Mary Alice Davis. Kathy Alderton. Michelle Krink. Cheryl Campbell. Beth Borron. Bonnie Kimplc. Dale Smith. Carol Campbell. Karen Sterrett. Sandra Willhite. Joyce Goodman. Joy Franklin, (fourth row) Jane Ehrlch. Deanna Scales. Cindy Miller. Debra Moollor. Debbie Luttonogger, Jean Harmes, Dix- ie Duffield. Liana Seymour. Louise Daniels. Peg Brenner. Patty Harris. Judy Nesselhauf. Debbie Beste. Beverly Edwards, (back row) Merrllyn Jurgens. Linda Barnes. Carolyn Dietrich. Mavoureen Sollens. Debbie Heldeman. Glen- na Greening. Teresa Maier. Donna Ball. Dulcle Mundy. Beth Kattelmann. Jean Kattelmann. Anita Ridge. Audrey Stanek. Nona Kessling, Diane Lang. 168 Alpha Phi Sigma Grants Honorary Memberships Alpha Phi Sigma, a co-educational scholastic fraternity, started giving honorary membership to incoming freshmen who ranked high in their high school graduation class. Alpha chapter held its annual spring banquet honoring the senior with the highest grade point average. Monthly meetings featured speakers from the University including Dr. Herman Wilson, Dr. Joseph Dolan, and Dean James Ritter who spoke on social problems in the community. Alpha chapter again awarded scholarships to the member having the highest grade point average for the semester and to the member with the most improved grade point average. Officers for the year were president Estil Fretwell, vice- president Don Fisher, secretary Joyce Wehde. and treasurer Jane Gevecker. Alpha Phi Sigma was sponsored by Dr. Max Bell. ALPHA PHI SIGMA: (front row) Dr. Mux Bell. Estil Fretwell. Don Fisher. Joyce Wehde. June Gevecker. (second row) Marsha Perry. Patty Harris. Judy Pease. Susan Mims, Sue Eichemler. Chris Martin. Kitty Jo Bennett. Marcella Crump. Cindy Bell. Mary Sue Knapp. Ruth Hatcher, (third row) John Victor Grice. Carolyn Dietrich. Sue Wynkoop. Debra Moeller. Caron Jones. Nola Harman. Toni Sutor. Aleta Hummell. Karen Appeltauer. Dolores Mason. Nancy Wyhs. Keith Byars. Ricky Barker, (fourth row) Randy Snodgrass. June Ehrlch. Robbie Ludy. Roseanna Van Horn. Mavourecn Scllens. Linda Windoffer. Janet Windoffer. Donna Lurer. William Strade. David Avis. Marvin Appel. John Boyer, (back row) Merrllyn Jurgens. Rod Kublchek. Gary Glahn. Bill Shehan. Terry Meek. A1 Herrman. Ted Williams. Richard Roulet. Ken 8mlth. Mark Koorner. Frod Curry. Bob Wallace. 169 Artistic Sons Of Baldwin Receive Charter Artistic Sons of Baldwin received its school charter. ASOB activities included the May festival. All Student Art Show and homecoming programs. Members went on trips to the Kansas City Art Gallery and the St. Louis Gallery. ARTISTIC SONS OF BALDWIN: (front row) Kathy Lehnhoff. Peggy Harrelson. Lois Christy. Dob Dulaney. Catherine Krueger, (second row) Wen- dy Tompkin. Peggy Craig. Linda Camden, (third row) Linda Hardin. Nancy Jones. Brenda Brosi. Nora Korff. Melissa Davis. Rita Hubburd. Stcvo Mcln- The officers of the organization were Bill McKee, presi- dent: David Tripp, vice-president: Peggy Craig, secretary and Debbie Gillen, corresponding secretary. Dr. Mary Belle Martin was the sponsor. tyre. Bill McKee, (back row) David Montgomery. Thane Jess. Don Dennis. Dave Tripp. Kay Harlow. Gary Swyers. Dr. Judson Martin. Dr. Mary Belle Martin. Ted Denton. 170 Volunteers Sponsor Party For Underpriviledged Campus Volunteers' projects for the year included a Halloween party for the underprivileged and a story hour at the public library. The club participated in a collection of canned goods door to door and helped serve Thanksgiving dinner for the Salvation Army. Seasonal parties were given in nursing homes and hospitals. Officers for the club were Linda Cross, president: Chade Life, vice-president: Pattie Prior, treasurer: Helen Tollc. publicity. Larry Stephens was sponsor. CAMPUS VOLUNTEERS: (front row) Chade Life. Linda Cross. Pattie Prior. Helen Tolle, (second row) Kristy Knrpan. Jacky Brothers. Wendy Tompkin. Bar- bara Borron. Liza Darr. (third row) Carol Malito. Paula Pickett. Dixie Fiester. Shelley Lines. Debbie Servant. Nancy Upton, (back row) Mary Sue Freeborn. Debbie Stark. Judy Sloggett. Joyce Wehde. Ann Sanders. Kathy Baker. Mary Hoskins. Aeolian Club Initiates Pre-Teaching Program The Aeolian Club, student division of MENC. initiated the pre-student teacher program in the Kirksville schools. Paul Copenhaver was elected state student division MENC president, and the club received the state initiative plaque. Guest speakers of Aeolian Club were Merrill Jones of Wingcrt Jones Publishing Co. in Kansas City and Dr. Thomas V. Ritchie. The January Music Educator's national conference at Jefferson City was attended by members. Aeolian Club sponsored its annual fall picnic and spring banquet. Club sponsor was Edward Bostley. AEOLIAN CLUB: (front row) Edward Bostley. Jannon Hot el. Mary Jo Papich. Becky ScUcr. P. C. Copenhaver. (second row) Susan Troutman. Beth Klinkenborg. Toni Sutor. Joyce Wisdom. Pat Babick. Jenny Ooekc. Sharry Langcllfer. Marilyn Rhea, (back row) Nancy Needham. Mark Almquist. Russell Kness. Steve Helscher. Bob Selser. Doug Davis. Andy Hudson. Scott Willoughby. Kathy Hetzel. 171 Wesley Foundation, BSU Attend Retreats A new range of activities was added to the Baptist Stu- dent Union functions including a first annual sports day. monthly prayer breakfasts, skating parties and participating in intramurals. In addition to the new activities the BSU took part in the annual local youth retreat, fall state retreat, spring state con- vention. choir tours, revival teams, chili suppers, hayrides, ice cream socials, weekly vespers. Bible study and prayer meetings. Approximately 50 members attended the spring conven- tion in April. Five attended serendipity workshop December 2 in Kansas City and forty participated in the fall retreat. Bill Marshall, state director, spoke to the organization as did Dean James R. Ritter, Dr. Kenneth J. Stilwell and Dr. Jack Magruder. BSU president is Lana Brown. Vice president is Ken Mathes and council members are Joyce Akers, Lois Lamber- son. Estil Frctwell. Sandy Thoelke and Sheryl Wolfe. Jerry Willis is director. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION: (front row) Sandy Thoelke. Sheryl Wolfe. Lois Lambcrson. Lana Brown. Kenneth Mathes, Joyce Akers. Estil Frctwell. (se- cond row) Joy Hood. Karen Oldham. Cindy Stelplugh. Karen Cassity. Janet Pearson. Beverley Abbott, Betty Brand. Brenda Young. Linette Stelplugh. Marilyn Smith. Dale Smith. Pam Alexander, (third row) Marla Ouy. Patra Wcsthoff. Judy Judd. Anna Griffith. Valerie Eckles. Janice Ingram. Beth Borron, Georgi Wheeler, Mary Lux. Neta Pilliard. Terri Glasscock. Dena Callihan. Sue Begemann. Polly Huneke. Helon Griffith, (fourth row) Paula Loyd. Kay Harlow. Marlena Olmstead. Sandra Portor. Choryl Becker. Joy Van Meter. Margaret McAllister. Donnie Fields. Connie Krager. Anita Harris. Cindy Wickell. Debbv Gordon. Vickie Fletcher, (back row) James Cummings, Jr., Cindy Veerman. Dennis Robortson. Kendra Phillips. Kenneth Rush. Van Egbert. Ricky Barker, Harold Morgan. Rick Hanke. Jo Wood. Dave Tripp. Clay Boley. Dave Pulliam. Anita Frctwell. Fred Westhoff. Wesley Foundation sponsored special study seminars. Sunday evening programs relating the Christian faith to college life and provided facilities for use by international students. Members attended the southwest Missouri Canoe Trip, local and state retreats and a “Faith at War conference held at St. Joseph. Guest speakers included Dr. Max Bell, Dr. Clifton Bell, President Charles McClain. Joyce Hearn, David Nichols. Dr. William Hall and Rev. Harry Maurer. Organization officers were president Sue Cheer, vice- president Kathy Dobbs, secretary Sue Ellen Seale and treasurer Wayne Nclle. Rev. Richard Todd sponsored the organization. WESLEY FOUNDATION: (front row) Janot Poarson. Kathy Dobbs. Judy Pease. Mary Motley, (second row) Marsha Perry. Pamela Floishcr, Sue Cheek, (third row) Rev. Richard Todd. 8uo Ellen Seale. Clay Boley. Harold Snyder, (back row) Dennis Hendren. Wayne Gillette. John Mann. Charles Martin. 172 CACTORS Place First In United Fund Drive Activities for CACTORS. the advanced ROTC cadets, in- cluded the annual Welcome Aboard party. Advanced Camp party and serving as ushers at the football and basketball games. Other activities were an annual formal dinner, contributing to the United Fund and assisting with the Red Cross Bloodmobile. They were awarded first place in the United Fund Drive and tied for first place in the Mr. Spirit Contest. Guest speakor was Colonel Hanson from Fort Leavenworth. Kansas. The club's officers wero president Danny Sullivan, vice- president Bill Burse, secretary John Hancock, treasurer Mark Thompson and Sergeant at Arms Augustus Mecca. Major Donald Currie was sponsor. BLACKJACK RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB: (front row) Robert King. Ray Powell. Lu Ann Patterson. Sunle Gotsch. Steve McComb� . James Sayers. Ballou. Barb Young. Larry Van Horn. Marcia Ploper. John Hcdin. BUI John (back row) Mike Wagner. Neale Caffln. Alan 8nook. Dave Jones. Howard son. (second row) Gary Schaeffer. Michael Hagen. Debbie 8artelle. Carrie Mason. Mike Campbell. Larry Foster. Rifle, Pistol Club Enters Two Additional Matches Members of the Black Jack Rifle and Pistol Club competed in two new matches, one March 2 at Camp Perry at Boonville and the other March 30-31 at Champaign. 111. The annual turkey shoot was held in the fall. Officers arc president Larry Van Horn; vice-president Dale Deehr: secretary-treasurer Marcia Pieper and historian Carrie Powell. Sponsors are Capt. Robert D. King and Sgt. Robert R. Berry. CACTORS: (front row) Mark Thompson. John Hancock. Bill Burse. Dan Sullivan. Major Donald Currie. Augustus Mecca, (second row) Dennis Hollingsworth, Mike Moehle. Dennis Martin. Danny Clem. Dennis Bachman. David Long, Bill Stradt. Steven Edwards, (third row) Aubrey Carpenter. Kavan Stull. Perry Behn. Doug Waggonor. Leo Prottsman. Roger Norfolk. Victor Bentele. Mike Miller. Larry Van Horn, (back row) Dennis Van Maaren. John Mims. Mike Williams. Ed Anderson. Rich Crissinger. Mike Campbell. Glenn Davis. Ronnie Langdon, Richard Speak. 173 University Players Begin Children’s Theatre University Players, a switch in title from the well-known College Players, initiated a children’s theater for the Diagnostic Clinic this year as a new club project. Productions for the year included “Of Mice and Men. The Last Sweet Days of Isaac.” “Pygmalion. Dylan. and “Death Watch. The club also continued their annual showing of Film Club movies to the students of NMSU. The organization also participated in the American College Theatre Festival, of which Of Mice and Men was this year’s entry. Officers for the club were president Chuck Bright, vice- president Simon Ramirez, secretary-treasurer Debby Paris, social chairman Roxanne Hughes, and historian Chris Renstrom. Dr. James G. Severns served as club sponsor. UNIVERSITY PLAYERS: (front row) J. O. Severn . Chuck E. Bright. Simon Ramirez, Debby Paris. Roxanna Hughes, (second row) Connie Frederick. Jane Ann Rinkle. Christine Renstrom. Oinette Majors. Diana Renstrom. Karen Dubbert. Sandi Hargan. Connie Graham. Syl McLeod. Carol Kot- sifakls. (third row) Brenda Wlnterbower. Liz Green. Peggy Barnard. Dione Silvers. Sandy MaUams. Debbie Zeman. Sheryl Heston. Kathy Welch. Rene Porter. Karen Martin, (fourth row) Richard Harrington. Vicki Harrison. Chuck Rensink. Paula Lee. Lynn Posey. Angela Glaser. Doug Donald. Donna Niday. Kathy Murray, (back row) Mike Crousorc. Allen Turner. Ron Clark. Rick Peeks. Howard Fish. Mike Wyatt. Rod Kibble. Andy Tovrea. Mike Sehomakcr. Frank Sladek. Jr. 17 . Oral Interpreters Sponsor Fall High School Festival Oral Interpreters Theatre hosted more than 100 area high school students at a festival in November. Other activities of the club during the year were the productions of “Grotesque.” a chamber theatre presentation and “Wind in the Willows” which served as a Christmas show- student directed by Vicki Marshall. A spring production was presented March 27-28 and a faculty reading hour was also performed. The club participated in the South Dakota Interpreta- tion Festival. October 13: Hawthorn Festival. March 2-3 in Columbia: Terre Haute Festival. March 9-10 in Indiana: Ozark Festival April 6-8 in Springfield. Club officers were president Debby Paris, vice-president Peggy Barnard, recording secretary Janet Hunter, cor- responding secretary Donna Niday and treasurer Mary Rcindcl. Mrs. Judy King was club sponsor. INTERPRETER S THEATER: (front row) Judy King. Peggy Barnard. Jnnct Hunter. Donna Nidny. Mary Reindel. (row two) Syl McLeod. Glnctte Majors. Sandy Mailaim. Sheryl Heston. Trlsh Obcrmnn. Sharon Clement. Ruth Sparrow. Joanna Heiscl. Sherry Painter, (back row) David Shinn. A1 Herr man. Kathy Murray. Angola Glaser. Lynne Posey. Vicki Marshall. Rene Porter. Mary Sue Knapp. Alvarez Completes Ten Years As Club Sponsor Dr. Humberto Alvarez completed his tenth year as Romance Language club sponsor. Dr. Alvarez was also the founder of the Spanish section of the club on campus. The orginization took an active part in providing train- ing toward free conversation in Spanish. Officers were president Connie Ogle, vice-president Mark Fuqua, secretary Jeri Cambron, treasurer Nellie Weker and social chairmen Gayle Miller and Debbie Hartley. ROMANCE LANGUAGE CLUB: (front row) Marla Ramirez. Glenn Collet, (second row) Dr. Alvarez. Larry French. Sara Monze. Peggy White. Karon Lake. Florcita Alvarez. Debra Flickingor. (back row) Mrs. Gilda Alvarez. Jim Mcnze. Ruth Man Leo. Eunice Jolliffe. Carolyn Nichols. Kuilene Harper. Vera Piper. 179 Campus Girl Scouts Plan Leadership Workshops Kappa Omicron Phi Adds New Projects, Activities Selling stationery and sponsoring activities and visits at the Adair County Nursing Home were two new projects begun by members of Kappa Omicron Phi. New members were pledged in September followed by an initiation ceremony and social hour in October. The Founder’s Day banquet was held December 14. Pledges sponsored a bake sale to raise money. Judy Searcy was a delegate to the business meeting of the National Conclave held at Northwest Missouri State University at Maryville. She was accompanied by Nancy Woods and Dr. Charlotte Revelle. A1 Holzmcicr, director of Adair County Nursing Home, was a guest speakor. Officers are Janet Brown, president; Brenda Eskew, vice-president: Nancy Woods, secretary; Cindy Streb, treasurer; Debbie Flack, reporter; Debbie Snell, guard. Dr. Charlotte Revelle is sponsor. The Campus Girl Scouts participated in Organization Night, provided area Girl Scout troops with special programs and acted as assistant leaders. The campus organization planned training and workshops for leaders. The group received a certificate of recognition from the National Girl Scouts of America. Pat Fabrick attended the National Girl Scout Conven- tion in Dallas, Tex., October 22-25 as an official delegate. Representatives attended Becky Thatcher Council meetings. Mrs. Betty Bcjeck and Miss Martha Spath are sponsors und officers are Pat Fabrick, president; Joyce McEwen, vice- president; Joyce McEwen, vice-president: Rita Busch, secretary and Susan Buck, treasurer. CAMPUS GIRL SCOUTS: (front row) Pat Fabick. Joyce McEwen. Rita Busch, (second row) Ellen Jose, Julie Rea, Tana McMath. Terri Woodllng. Mary Ann Hack. Anita Moritz, (back row) Victoria Votfler, Eunice Jolllffe. 8usan Buck. Pat- ty Byrum. Debbie Cannon. Linda Simpson. KAPPA OMICRON PHI: (front row) Cindy Jo Streb. Debby Whiston. Brenda Eskew. Janet Brown. Nancy Woods. Debbie Flack. Dr. Charlotto Revelle, (second row) Connie Demarest. Katherine Ludwlck, Rebecca Ertz. Betsy Ross. Mildred Wood. Kathy Murer. Judy Pltford. Cheryl DeWitt. (back row) Nancy Lenk. Grace Lupton. Lynn Robinson. Jo Knapp. Melanie Klnjt. Barbara Borron. Judy Searcy. Helen Tollc. 176 Colhecon Fetes Students During Hospitality Night Collecting prizes for nursing homes was the new service project begun by the Colhecon Club. At Hospitality Night. April 11. area high school students were shown the division of Home Economics. New officers and seniors were honored at the annual spring banquet. The club participated in the homecoming parade. Cheryl Dewitt. Milly Wood and Becky Ertz attended a workshop in St. Louis and the club was represented at the an- nual MHEA spring conference at Tan-Tar-A. Guest speakers were Mrs. Tari Gregg, family planning; Mrs. Jane Hesse, child abuse; Dr. Charlette Revelle and Miss Mary Lou Smith. Cheryl Dewitt was president; Milly Wood, first vice- president; Becky Ertz. second vice-president: Connie Sue Williams, secretary: Charlisa Bush, treasurer and Patty Breuer. reporter. COLHECON CLUB: (front row) Judy 8earcy. Brenda Eskew. Cheryl DeWItt. Mildred Wood. Connie William� . Patty Breuer. («econd row) Joann Knowles. Joyce Martin. Kathy Murer. Jan Woods. Laura McMartin. Cindy Jo Streb. Brenda McClelland. Linda Asher. Nancy Lenk. Joyce Hearn, (third row) Bar bora Borron. Debra Todd. Debbie Cannon. Debbie Flack. Rebecca Erl . Carolyn Humes. Janet Leman. Grace Lupton. Beverly Neil. Katherine Ludwick. (fourth row) Ann Riley. Richard Klinkerfu� � . Ann Taylor. Jo Ann Thompson. Sylvia Campbell. Jo Knapp. Debbie Smith. Helen Tolle. Nancy Woods. Betsy Ross, (back row) Linda Main. Janet Brown. Audrie Brown. Melanie King. Linda Stephenson. Lynn Robinson. Judy Pitford. Susan Powell. Debbie Whiston. 177 Circle K Wins Awards; SCEC Offers Services A dance marathon to raise money for the March of Dimes was sponsored by Circle K. The marathon was held in Rieger Armory April 6-8. The annual book exchange. Operation Christmas card, and collecting pop bottles were also projects of the organiza- tion. Circle K won the Scrapbook, Man-Mile. Single and Overall service projects award at the district convention. Officers were president John Dautz, vice-president John Gibson, secretary Debra Kitts and treasurer Suzanne Mox- ley. Circle K sponsors were William H. Kitts and Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg. CIRCLE K: (front row) Suzanne MoxJey, Keith Burnham. John Gibson, Debra Kitts, (second row) Linda Wellmuonster. Diane Ancell, Sharon Burgeois, Carol Davenport. Jane Livingston. Kendra Phillips. Cindy Veerman. (third row) Terry Nichols. Michael Moehle. Jim VanDorin. Paul Longer. Raymond Beale. Travis Dillon, (back row) Jim Crawford. Jim Davenport. Dave Lademann. John Pautz. William Kitts. Student Council for Exceptional Children began the year by sponsoring Peggy Brenner for homecoming queen. Other projects included volunteer work and a Christmas party at the Diagnostic Clinic. Three members of the University’s SCEC were elected to state SCEC offices. Robbie Ludy was elected president and governor. Linda Wilson served as vice-president and Peggy Brenner was elected secretary. Speakers included Dave Hutchback from Jefferson City and Frances Webb from Kirksville. The club received a citation from United Cerebral Palsy for sending a child to camp. Members attended the National CEC convention at Dallas and the SCEC regional meeting in Omaha. Officers for the year were Beth Shotts, president; Keith Dimmitt, vice-president; Peggy Brenner, secretary; Brenda Edmundson, treasurer. Philip Streun served as sponsor. SCEC: (front row) Bronda Edmundson, Both Shott . Koith Dimmitt. Peg Bronnor. (second row) Nola Harman. Kathryn Early. Linda WUaon. Colleen Horel. Patra Wosthoff. Roxlo Cramer. Nancy Stone. Paula Plckott. (third row) Robbio Ludy. Andy Kostadlnc. Sandy Thoelke. Eunice Jolllffc. Linda Bradley, Elaine Ficken. Karen 8chnoebelen, Kathle Hornbeek, Joan Blakely, Kenny Dunn, (back row) Diane Hoch. Rolanda Williams. Sheryl Caldwell. Vic- toria Vogler. Sharon Mook. Arnold Van Wardhuizen. Rick Ahn. Joyce Wehde. Debbie Stark. Ann Sanders, Joan Dimmitt. 178 STD, English Club Promote English Study Two members of Sigma Tau Delta, the honorary English fraternity, had work published in a national journal. Phyllis Overton and Bruce Swann had their poems printed in The Rectangle, the national Sigma Tau Delta publication. Nominees for STD must have a 3.0 overall grade point average and be recognized for their excellence in English by classmates and faculty members. Jim Thomas, division head of Language and Literature, spoke at the spring initiation banquet. The Sigma Tau Delta steering committee was Particia Anderson, Karen Couch, Ginger Ponder and Bruce Swann. Dr. Connie Holt Jones served as sponsor. The English Club sponsored its first annual Chili Supper on Parent’s day. Other activities included a spring picnic and the annual student-faculty tea. Club members attended the district teachers’ meeting and the convention of the National Council of Teachers of English. Poet Allan Tate, from Kansas City, was a guest speaker. Officers for the club were William Flynn, president; Elsie McGlothlin. vice-president: Roborta Buckman, secretary; Robert Witzl. treasurer: Patricia Oberman. liaison officer. Sponsors were Hubert Moore and Charles Greeley. SIGMA TAU DELTA: (front row) Karen Couch. Kathleen Lenzen. Elale McGlothlin. (back row) Ginger Ponder, Bruce Swan. Dr. Connie Jones. ENGLISH CLUB: (front row) William R. Flynn. Elsie McGlothlin. Roberta Buckman, Robert Witzl. Trisha Oberman. Hubert T. Moore, (second row) Debbie Haldeman. Earlcno Gardner. Margaret LUlard. Jo Wheeler. Karen Couch. Peggi Wilson. Janet Hunter. Dwight Buckingham. Jean Beeler, (third row) Ginger Ponder. Liz Green. Dun Christensen. Gail Clark. Donna Niday, Rebecca Harris. Nancy Howard. David Behle. (back row) Rick Peeks. Estll FVetwell, Elaine Bode. Allen Turner. Kathleen Lenzen. Gretchen Boyd. Sherry Painter. 179 History Organizations Hold Joint Banquet New activities for the Historical Society included the sponsoring of sales of POW-MIA bracelets. Other projects were a field trip to Ravenswood, Missouri, a two day field trip, and a banquet with Phi Alpha Theta. Officers for the organization were James VanDorin. president; Harold Synder, vice-president; Aleta Hummell. secretary-treasurer: and Barbara Early, historian. Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg was sponsor. HISTORICAL SOCIETY: (front row) Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg. Jim Van Dorin. Harold Snyder. Aleta Hummell. Barbara Early, (second row) Caron Jones. Mary Burghoff. Janet Wlndoffer. Linda Windoffer. Pam St. Clair. Sue Cheek. Shirley Propp . Catherine Micale. Lorene White. Dr. Ruth Towne. (third row) Hideyuki Moritn. John D. Finley. Mark Ruggeberg. Mary Kay Ellerbrock. Kendra Phillips. Suzanne Moxley. Barbara Phillips. Dana Harris. Leo Prottsman. (back row) Harold Morgan. Thomas Tucker. Ed Anderson. Roy Johansmeier. Dclvin Dresser. David Rector. Gary Keesling. Larry Hunt. Phi Alpha Theta members held their annual banquet with the Historical Society. Members attended the Phi Alpha Theta Spring Regional convention and the Phi Alpha Theta Regional conference. Speakers were Dr. David March. Dr. James Severns. and Dr. James Neal Primm. Officers of the fraternity were Dennis Daniels, presi- dent; Ray Johannsmeier. vice-president: Fred Curry, treasurer: Ann Bird and Terry O’Hanlon, secretaries: David Rector, historian. Dr. David March sponsors Phi Alpha Theta. PHI ALPHA THETA: (front row) Fred Curry. Dennis Daniels. Ray Johansmelor. David Rector, (second row) Caron Jones. Barbara Early. Mary Burghoff. Patricia Clark. Susan Andrews. Borniece Dickson. Dr. Ruth Towne. Becky Given. Aleta Hummell. (third row) Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg. Dr. Meredith Eller. Thomas J. Tucker. Jim Van Dorin. Leo Prottsman. Terry O'Hanlon. Jeri Cambron. Jane Godfrey, (back row) Dr. Robert Schnucker. Larry Hunt. Gary Keesling. Judy Balton. Hideyuki Morlta. Kim Pollard. 180 Lambda Alpha Epsilon Invites Female Members New Organization Begins This year Lambda Alpha Epsilon changed its name to Chi Chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association. Membership opened to all law enforcement majors and minors, male or female. Speakers included state and local law enforcement per- sonnel who demonstrated the use of modern investigative and police techniques. Their sponsor. Clyde Burch, was honored by the American Federation of Police for training of law enforcement personnel. The officers were Michael S. Penrod, president: Harold Burnham, vice-president: Dennis Martin, secretary: and James Crawford, treasurer. LAMBDA ALPHA EPSILON: (front row) Jim Crawford. Mika Penrod. Clyde Burch. Dennis Asper. Dennis Martin, (second row) Janet Fowler. Linda Hamandani. Debbie Collins. Kathy Hitchins. Jerry Ann Asper. Pat Wright, (third row) Samuel Shotts. Tom Morrison. Carroll Nichols. Mike Miller. Jon Jackson. Bruce Krawczak. (back row) Bill Bue. Rick Hente. William Knuth. Craig Evans. Richard Wigger. Wayne Chamberlain. Road Rally, Safety Check The Driver and Safety Education Club is a newly formed club interested in promoting safety on campus and area high schools. They have sponsored a car wash, a safety check, and a road rally. Members also attended a picnic and a banquet dinner. Bob Liehman is the President of the Missouri Driver Traffic and Safety Education Association. Officers are Charles Ross, president: Ted Johnston, vice- president: Angelo Deluca, news director: Allan Turner, ac- tivities chairman. Ralph Shain and Lowell Priebe are the club's sponsors. DRIVER AND SAFETY EDUCATION CLUB: (front row) Angelo DcLuca. Charles Ross. David Marshall. Danny Blankenship. Thomas Johnston, (se- cond row) Ralph Shain. Lowell Priebe. Richard Lambert. Thomas Tucker. Arthur Flynn. Nancy Henry, (back row) James W. Nadler. Harold Wilson. Steve Hart. Linley Lipper. Randy Miller. Newspaper Changes To Offset Printing A switch from the letterpress to the offset method of printing was the major change for the INDEX in the past year. The first paper printed using the new method was dis- tributed in June. A four-color freshman edition was mailed to all in- coming freshman the week before their arrival on campus. The INDEX made extensive use of cartoons for the front page of the paper, printed several supplement issues within the editions, and experimented freely with various newspaper styles. The paper fluctuated in size between 16 and 28 pages and was published every Tuesday within the semesters. Jay R. White, senior Sociology major from Elsberry, was editor-in-chief of the INDEX. Also serving on the editorial board were associate editor Doug Waggoner, campus news editor Karen Couch, copy editor Peggy Barnard, sports editor Ron Morgan and advertising manager Robert Fowler. INDEX adviser was Thomas R. Shrout, Jr. 182 1. Peggy Barnard. Scott Stanford. Stan Mitchell. 2. Jay White. 3. Cindy Boll. Thomaa Shrout. 4. Tom Mooney. 6. Vic McCollough. 6. Ron Morgan. Jay White. 7. Doug Waggoner. 183 Psychology Club Begins Sensitivity Sessions Monthly sensitivity sessions were added to the Psychology Club’s agenda. Other activities included a field trip to the Mt. Pleasant State Hospital, a pig roast, and spon- soring films for NMSU students. Guest speakers were Dr. James Leftwich of the diagnostic clinic and specialists from KCOM. Officers for the club were Sandi Lindenbusch. president, and Larry Wilson, vice president. Sal Costa and Robert Cowan were sponsors. (front row) Mark Thompson. Tony Holman. Dennis Fountain. Mike Orscheln. Deedee Anderson. Gary Charipur. Steve Grenier. Mark Baker. Steve Jarvis. Mark Young. Kevin Baker. Dobble Johnson, (second row) Sal Costa. Elsie Davott. Musette Logan. June Rice. Mclalno Heape. Meg McGrath. Mary Finlay. Janet Schurk. Joyce Sanders. Kathy Walch. Janet Pearson. Mltzi Dickson. Cathy Hanlin. Cindy Howard. Robert Cowan, (third row) Bonnie Kimberltng. Ricky Upton. Sandy Pyatt. Diane Silvers. Mary Lux. Cheryle Koester. Barbara Clover. Sandy Weavor. Martha Spraggins. Teresa Luckc. Karen Appeltauer, Mary Fischer. Dixie Fiester. Janice Hackman. Claudia Blackman, (fourth row) Diana Hagen. Mary Menhard. Pam Goodrich. Virginia Brooks, Karen Grundstad. Connie Kragcr. Alan Kendall. Debbie Schilling. Mark Carter. Eunice Jolllffe. Nancy Dienst. Rose Inoline. Shelley Lines. Pat Grovert. (back row) Kathy Jeffries. Kathy Hartgrovo. Stove Rupp, Mike Keller, Marla DeGraffenreld. Diane Dledrlch, Nancy Msison. Connie Schock. Rebecca Still. Diane Pickens. Judy Koehler. Ginger Tipton. Sandy Ferguson. Jane Henry. Kristin Linneman. 184 International House Opens Fall Semester New for the International Club was the obtaining of the International House—a facility where international students could prepare native dishes and hold activities during NMSU vacations. Participation in the homecoming parade and the International Festival in March were other activities of the club. Officers were Riad Marei. president; Masoud Sajadian, vice president: Simbo Kale, treasurer; Kathy Magruder. secretary. Sponsor was Dr. Harold Eastman. (front row) Dr. Harold Eastman. Chlh Lung Liu, Hsing Mb, Shalo Wen Yang. Arromo Suwannapal. Pravance Theinpeng. Yupayonfc Nlmsomboon. Surly� Pholpuntln. Kathy Magruder. Simbo Kale. Mrs. Fran McKinney, (second row) Abdul Jallcl Wahab. Peter Yeung, Linda Shoush. Mataifale Lei. Emilia Siibado. Ali KasmaJi. Linda Hamadani. Masoud Saaannejad, Stephen Cheng, Mehrdad Farahmand (third row) Peggy Harrclson. Anthony Chan Sew. All- Roza Farchtchi. Robert Moritz. Hamazaab Davidian. Kambiz Zibaii. Hooshang Fadlc. Mahmoud Mazandranian. Pan Fu Lai. Karim Hamadani. (back row) Jim Roberts. Scottie Lloyd. Morteza Akefl. Richard Lambert. Mohammad Yarpezeshkan. Abdolmohammad Namazee. Iraj Kohzadi. Joseph C. Mumbi. James Chavcrri. INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS: (front row) Kathy Magruder. Simbo Kale, (back row) Masoud Sajadian. Riad Marei. 185 Political Clubs Campaign Young Democrats hosted Kevin Eagleton, brother of Senator Thomas Eagleton. who was regional director for the McGovern for President headquarters in St. Louis. Eagleton spoke to members about promoting the Democratic ticket on campus. Guest speakers at club meetings included Robert LaCore. former State Representative, and Adair County Prosecuting Attorney Cliff Mayberry. Dr. Donald Mitchell was club sponsor. Officers were president Robert James, vice-president Fred Curry, secretary Suzanne Moxley, treasurer Larry Hunt and program director Jim Shehand. Activities during the national election included the sale of campaign buttons in the Student Union. YOUNG DEMOCRATS: (front row) Bob Jamos. Dale Woodllng. Suzanne Moxloy. Ptggy Grolg. (second row) Jim 8heehan, Kathy Watch. Pam St. Clair. Ann Burghoff. (back row) Jack Herschbach. Lloyd Hammonds. Ed Anderson. Larry Hunt. Morry Hawkins. George Morrison. Members of the Young Republicans club attended the in- auguration in Jefferson City of Christopher (Kit) Bond as Missouri's first Republican Governor in 28 years. Prior to the 1972 national elections, the Young Republicans distributed campaign literature for the various candidates of their party. Three club members attended the Republican National Convention in Miami during the summer. Officers for the organization were president Randy Baker, vice-president Mike Mofford, and secretary Dianne Cavanah. Dr. Jack Hines sponsored the group. YOUNG REPUBLICANS: (front row) Rcboccsi Mclnnes. Janie Elson. Cindy Jo Streb. Laura McMartin. Randy Baker. Diane Cavanah. Mike Mefford. Deb Deason, Angela Glaser, Brian Ricker, (second row) Melba 8tevens, Linda Meyer. Randall Haase. Jim Roberts. Vicki Harrison. Karen Lake. Alan Ken- dall. Bill Crews. Charles Ross. Toni Sutor. Doborah Johnson. Debbie Davis, (third row) Ginger Tipton. Mary Ann Goodin. Rebecca Still. Dennis Hollingsworth. John Godlove. Brian Combs. Leo Prottsman. Larry Madsen, John Boyer. Deena Tade. Robert Fowler, (bock row) David Sharp, Brent Karhoff. Tim Joyce. Doug Smithson. Richard Schlanker, Lorry Ponder. Ernest Maune. Kern Cavanah. Delvin Dresser. Dale Burton. Patrick Richard- son. Tom Day. Ronnie Langdon. 18G Soc Club Projects Include Nursing Home Visitation Political Science Majors Form Newest Organization Political Science Club is a newly formed club for Political Science majors and anyone interested in political science. Activities included sponsoring the sale of POW-MIA bracelets, movies and working on a project with KQTO St. Joseph calling in election night results on the Litton-Sloan race. Guest speakers were Shirl Abbey. Robert LaCore and a numerous speakers versed on the subject of Political Science and related fields. The club officers were Randy Smith, president; Jim Sheehan, vice-president; Jane Godfrey, secretary-treasurer. The sponsor for the club was Mr. Darrel Krueger. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB: (front row) Jane Godfroy. Randy Smith. Jim Sheehan. Bob James, (second row) Larry Speaks. Bryan Cloggott. Robert Schneider, Bob Chandler, Drew Sutor, (back row) Leo Prottsman, Joe Wheeler. Jim Steinbeck. Larry Pondor. Delvin Dresser. The Sociology Club visited the Greentop Nursing Home and gave a party at Christmas time. The club hosted two guest speakers from the American Civil Liberties Union and participated in Earth Week ac- tivities. Members of the organization participated in a conven- tion in Columbia concerning careers in sociology. Officers for the club were president Ruth E. Hatcher, vice-president John Thompson, secretary Jane Gevecker, treasurer Ed Sullivan. Sponsor was Dr. Leonard M. Witt. SOCIOLOGY CLUB: Pam White. Ruth Hatcher. Jane Gevecker. John Thompson. Ed Sullivan. Rick Nelson. Carol Wiggins. Pam Shumukor. Dorothy Bothards. (second row) Scott Williams. Richard Schlankor. Jim Van Dorln. Delvin Dresser. Janet Pearson. Jane Godfrey, (third row) Dr. Leonard Witt. Mike Keller. Ron Kerr. Margie Winn. Brenda Blanchard. Peggy John- son. Barbara Clover. Debbie Schilling. Linda Jones. Christy Drewers. Sandy Ferguson. Musette Logan, (back row) Nancy Robinson. David Plunkett. Chris Clark. John Hunolt. Kathy Peterson. Helen Ball. Steve Llppert. Dave Kerton. Mr. Donald Depew. 187 Pre-Os Tours New KOH; Sigma Zeta Adds Projects The Pre-Osteopathic Club toured the new facilities of Kirksvillc Osteopathic Hospital. Other activities included an annual trip to the Kansas City School and Hospital of Osteopathic Medicine, a spring banquet and an annual pit demonstration at the Kirksvillc College of Osteopathic Medicine. Guest speakers hosted by the club were Vice-president Ralph Willard, of KCOM and Dr. E. J. Winslow, student health director at KCOM. Officers for the organization wore president Tom East- man. vice-president Richard Fecly. secretary-treasurer Colette Eastman, and corresponding secretary Don Fischer. Dr. John D. Black was sponsor. PRE-OS CLUB: (front row) Tom Eastman. Dick Foely. Colette Eastman. Don Fisher, (second row) Olen Cooper. Tom Morris. Mike Matthew. Margaret Welte. Carol Knowles. Jack Bates. Joseph Mumbl. (third row) Darrell Bllllngton. Randy Barnes. Greg Gasser. Tom Bragg. Lawrence Merrick. Tom Eisolt. Romle Richardson. Pat Ball, (back row) Michael Fairfax. Jim Bowers. Doug Thomas, Jay Frazier. Wayne Vontling. Boyd Huls. Richard Dailey, Jack Davis. Phil Wilson. Three new activities were added to Sigma Zeta. They were selling refreshments Feb. 10 during a concert at the Kirksville high school, a spring float trip and field trips to places of scientific interest. Other major activities were a Science hall picnic in Oc- tober, which was co-sponsored by Young Engineers and Scientists, the national convention April 5-6 at Canton. Ohio, and collecting for the United Fund campaign. In the United Fund contest. Sigma Zeta won first place in Division C and se- cond place in Division A competition. Sigma Zeta took third in Blue Key's Campus Bowl in March. 1972. Larry Merrick, team captain, was named to the All-Star team. Dr. David Hanks, a special guest, spoke to Sigma Zeta Nov. 20 about his research with grain-treat mold inhibitor on high moisture content corn. New members were initiated Oct. 2 and Feb. 17. Officers of Sigma Zeta were president Phil McClure, vice president Wayne Ellis, secretary Charlotte Smith, treasurer Debby Humphrey. Sponsor is Eugene Smith. SIGMA ZETA: (front row) Debby Humphrey. Phil McClure. Robert Wayne Ell!� . Eugene Smith, (second row) Joy Van Meter. Norma Baumann. Charlotte Smith. Derrel Bllllngton. Lawrence Merrick. Denman Evan� , (back row) Dr. James Shaddy. Dr. Orin Mock. Michael Piorachbachcr. Wayne Ventling, Wayne Baldwin, Dr. Donald Milllken. 188 KME Confers 2 Awards; YES Hosts State Meet Kappa Mu Epsilon, the honorary math club, presented the Freshman Math award to Pamela Keller and the Harry M. Williams award to club member Rose Ann Wommack in the spring of '72. Activities during the year included senior presentations, attendance at the National KME Convention in April and spr- ing and fall picnics. The club's guest speaker was Dr. Robert Northdurft. Officers for the club were president Ann C. Roemerman. vice president Rick J. Barker, secretary Ellen Martin and treasurer Jennifer Baker. Sponsor was Mrs. Mary Sue Beersman. KAPPA MU EPSILON: (front row) Mrs. Mary 8ue Beersman, Ellon Martin. Ann Rocmerman. Ricky Burkor. (second row) Larry Van Horn. 8hlrloy Jones. Sheri Daniels. Janis Quick. Sam Lesseig. (third row) Dr. Joe Flowers. Frank Little. John Victor Grice. Thorosa Giannaris. Catherine Barker. Tim Spain, (back row) Dr. Ronald Knight. Al Herrman. 8cott Yagci. Bill 8hehan. Dr. Kenneth StUweii. Gregory Klokkenga. The NMSU chapter of Young Engineers and Scientists sponsored the YES state convention in the spring. YES activities included judging at high school science fairs and a picnic with Sigma Zeta. Dr. John Settlage was a guest speaker. Louncll Snodgrass, national president, attended the national convention in August at Mancose. Colo. Miss Snodgrass is also Miss National YES. Young Engineers and Scientists club officers were presi- dent Mark Sherwood, vice-president Mike Gallatin, secretary Louncll Snodgrass, treasurer Ron Shocks. Sponsors were Dr. Robert Nothdurft and Dr. Jack Magruder. YOUNG ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS: (front row) Mark Sherwood. Ron- nie Shocks. Alan Kendall. Margaret Weber, (second row) Jon Holmes. Tony Margiotta, Joy Van Meter. Pam Shumaker. Linda Meyer, (back row) Mike Dceker. Harold Harness. James Davenport, Ed Anderson. Mike Mefford. 189 SAI Wins Spirit Award The Epsilon Pi chapter of the national women’s professional music fraternity. Sigma Alpha Iota, won the spirit award at the Pi Province Day held at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Campus activities included a fall picnic honoring freshman music majors. Christmas formal, singing for local churches and community organizations and various money- making projects to provide new equipment. Officers were president Beth Klinkenborg and vice- president Mary Jo Papich. Other officers were Debbie Farris. Joyce Wisdom. Rcgcna Bell. Lorain Heddleston. Linda Lunsford. Tryphcna Scott, and Mary Lynn Todd. Sigma Alpha Iota sponsor was Miss Anna Norberg. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA: (front row) Debbie Forrl� . JoAnn Ro «. Beth Kllnken- borg. Joyce Wisdom. Mary Jo Papich. Regena Bell, (second row) Melodle Risilcr. Margie Mollick. Brenda C. Yu. Loraine Heddleston. Sharry Langelller. Nancy Hecht. Linda Lunsford, (third row) Theresa Vaughn. Susanno Brockmann. Tryphcna Scott. Linda Tipton. Georgi Wheeler. Mila Williams. Betsy Hoad, (back row) Michele Maurer. Mary Alice Cochran. Mary Lynn Todd. Jannan Hetzel. Jean Koran. Pat Fabrlck. PHI MU ALPHA: (front row) Perry Bonn. Doug Waggoner. P. C. Copenhaver, Dale Stephenson. Ricky Barker. A. L. Spurgeon, (second row) Clay Pickens. Fred Bradshaw. Paul Houston. Bernle Allgood. Dennis Boyd. Ron Allen. Jim Head. Dr. Tom Ritchie, (third row) John Victor Grice. Bob Grundstad. David Bradley. Steve Heischer, Scott Willoughby. Terry Meek. Andy Hudson, Larry Van Horn, (back row) Douglas Lotts. Bob Selser. Eric Forrest. Steve Duple. Bill Burse. David Rector. James Kinsingor, Jim Gor- man. Dan O'Donnell. Phi Mu Alpha Establishes Campus Men’s Chorale Phi Mu Alpha established a men’s chorale. The new group sang for children of faculty members at a Christmas party. Arnie Lawrence of the Tonight Show was guest clinician for the fifth annual Jazz Festival March 3. Other events were the American Music Recital. Contemporary Music Recital and spring formal. The group received all seven chapter citations given by the national office: musical achievement, special projects, fraternal tradition, chapter operation, alumni relations, membership development and province interaction. Ron Allen was named alternate delegate from Province 19 to the national convention. Doug Waggoner, Rick Hutcherson and Dave Rector were named to Who’s Who. Dale Stephenson was the recipient of Phi Mu Alpha’s $100 scholarship. For the fifth year the organization has formed the Stage and Dance Band, an eighteen piece jazz orchestra. The frater- nity is celebrating its 75th anniversary and the local chapter counts the largest membership in its history. President is Paul Copenhaver, vice-president Dale Stephenson, secretary Doug Waggoner, treasurer Perry Benn. historian A1 Spurgeon and warden Rick Baker. Dr. Thomas V. Ritchie is sponsor. 190 Brass Choir Gives Concert At St. Louis Cathedral Members of the NMSU Brass Choir presented a Christ- mas concert at the Episcopal Cathedral at St. Louis. The Brass Choir also performed at the dedication ceremonies for the new wing at Kirksville Osteopathic Hospital, presented a spring concert on campus, toured Kan- sas City schools and performed at several area churches throughout the year. Special guests of the campus group were the St. Louis Brass Quintet and the New York Brass Quintet. Director is Dr. Roger Cody. BRASS CHOIR: (front row) Stove McEuen. Douglas Lotts. Kathy Oraber. Mary Jo Papich. Don Lampton. Ron Alton, (back row) Sherman Tucker. 8tovo Helschor. Paul Craig. Dr. Roger Cody. P. C. Copenhaver. Clarinet Choir Tours Missouri High Schools Nationally recognized for its quality of performance, the Clarinet Choir performed two major concerts during the year and toured Missouri high schools spring semester. David C. Nichols was conductor and Joyce Wisdom was librarian. CLARINET CHOIR: (front row) Clay Pickens. Joyce Wisdom, Cheryl Lausen. Barb Williams. Gary Myer. (second row) Theresa Wegmann. Joanne Bane. Janice Hackmann. Tori Jo 81ms. Kathy Hetzel. (third row) Richard Hammon. Anne Malmberg. Marilyn Rhea. Andy Hudson, (back row) Scott Willoughby. Eric Forrest. John Augspurger. David Nichols. 191 Ensemble Places First In Combo Division NMSU Jazz Ensemble captured first place in the combo division and third place in the Big Band division at the Mid- American Jazz Festival. The group also won second place in the Big Band division at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Jazz Festival. Three persons earned individual honors at the festivals. Jack Lightfoot was chosen best brass soloist at the UMKC Jazz Festival and the Mid-American Jazz Festival. David Scott was credited with being the best piano soloist at the UMKC and Mid-American Jazz Festivals. Best reed soloist at the UMKC Jazz Festival was Larry Pohlman. NMSU Jazz Festival served as host band March 3 at the fifth annual Phi Mu Alpha Jazz Festival. Guest soloist. Arnie Lawrence, was featured at the festival. The NMSU Jazz Ensemble gave two campus concerts and appeared on KTVO television Feb. 11. Dr. Roger Cody is the ensemble and jazz lab director. JAZZ ENSEMBLE: (front row) Stove Duple. Den- nis Boyd. David Lumpton. Erie Forrost. Bornie Allgood. Lana Enloe. K«m Cavanah. (second row) Terry Rucinskl. Don Lampton. Jim Bouma. Douglas Lotts. Ron Allen. Steve McEuen, Paul Houston, (third row) Paul Craig. Mark Almqulst. Mike Tschantz. P. C. Coponhavcr. Stove Hclscher. Dave Hawk. Dr. Roger Cody. JAZZ LAB: (front row) Steve Duple. Melodle Risalor, Dennis Boyd. Scott Willoughby. Andy Hudson. Joyce Wisdom. Anne Spinolli, Nancy Needham. Franda Lyle. John Augspurger. (second row) Fred Bradshaw. John Rosenboom. Steve Lager. Carl Caldwell, Burr Ekstrand. Terry Rucinski. (third row) Tucky Dailey. Doug Davis. Charles Zwicki. Rich Roos. Gary Fry. David David- son. 192 Orchestra Presents Annual Concerto-Aria On February 11 the University Orchestra, directed by Dr. William Fitzsimmons, presented the annual Concerto-Aria Concert featuring these student soloists: Paul Copenhaver. trumpet: Debbie Farris, soprano: Eric Forrest, saxophone: Elaine Millet, piano. The presentation climaxed numerous rehearsals for student and for professional non-student members of the orchestra who often drove over 100 miles to perform for NMSU. A festival concert was held March 7 and featured televi- sion personality Mitch Miller as guest conductor. Miller con- ducted two days of intensified rehearsals with 55 NMSU students and 65 high school string performers to present a 120-piece orchestra in Baldwin auditorium. The concert con- cluded with a sing along. Miller's television trademark. Miller came to NMSU because faculty member. David Szepessy. and NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY ORCHE8TRA: Violin� : Fred Bradshaw. Poter Danielson� . Joyce Farris. Patti Grumke. Rene McClymont. Becky Selscr. Bruce Swann. Violas: Kathy Hctzel. James Paulding. Tom Reed, Martha Wilson. Cellos: David Szepessy. Gllda Alvarez. Lorraine Fite. Helen Fitzsimmons. Jenny Goeke. Jannan Hetzel. 8herry Langellier. Basses: John Schwarz. Mary Williamson. Flutes: Connie Sparks. Jean Wedemeier. Debbie Bennett. Oboes: Nadine Davis. Ann Wente. Dr. Lewis Danfelt. Clarinets: Clay his wife toured the United States with Miller as principal cellist and alternate concertmistress respectively. Mrs. Szepessy per- forms using her maiden name Donna Tecco. Her performance of the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto highlighted the festival concert. During a campus residency of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, the NMSU Orchestra held a joint rehearsal. Music rehearsed included the Tschaikovsky Fifth Symphony and the Overture to School for Scandal by Samuel Barber. The joint rehearsal was a prelude to the Orchestra’s spring concert April 3. The orchestra also performed a fall performance and a Christmas cantata with the University chorus. The orchestra director conducts a summer clinic each June for high school students as part of the 1.000 Hills Band and Music Camp. Plckins. John Augspurger. Scott Willoughby. Bassoons: Susan Seidel. Debra Dickinson. Jane Achle. John Croarkin. Horns: Edward Bostley. Robert Martin. Sherman Tucker. Sally Bostley. Kathy Graver. Trumpets: Paul Cruig. Steve Helscher. Jeff Piper. Trombones: Steve McCuen. Margaret Wheeler. Ron Allen. Tympani: Tom Lehman. Percussion: Terry Ruclnskl. Stophcn Lager. Dennis Boyd. 193 University Band Reorganizes After 3Years The University band, which is open to any NMSU stu- dent who desires to participate, was renewed after a lapse of three years. Eighteen members of the NMSU Concert Band par- ticipated in the All-College Band, which presented a concert at the closing session of the Missouri Music Educators Association convention in January in Jefferson City. Dr. James Neilson directed the group. NMSU Marching 100 participated in pre-game and half- time shows at all the home football games, the Kirksville High School homecoming parade. Veterans’ Day ceremonies spon- sored by the Kirksville American Legion and on campus ceremonies sponsored by NMSU Veterans’ Club, an airshow sponsored by the Kirksville Chamber of Commerce and Homecoming. The Marching 100 travelled to Detroit, to play in the pre-game and half-time Homecoming festivities at Wayne State University. The organization also participated in the Homecoming pep rally sponsoring Steve Helschcr in the Mr. Spirit contest. Marching 100 sponsored a marching band con- test for parade and half-time show competition at Homecom- ing. The band presented a winter concert in Baldwin auditorium prior to Christmas vacation. The Concert Band took its annual spring tour in the mid- dle of March presenting concerts at various high schools throughout Missouri, Iowa and Illinois. Numerous concerts were presented on campus by both the concert and campus band. Ron Allen, Wheeling, 111., was the NMSU Marching 100 drum major; Miss Betty Barker and Miss Mary Welch were featured twirlers. Band director was Dr. Thomas E. Duden. Officers were band president Clayton B. Pickens, Sr., secretary-treasurer Mary Jo Papich, social and publicity chairman Douglas Allen Lotts. NMSU BAND: (flut«) Debbie Bennett. Mary Cochran. Margie Davidson. Lana Enlot Roxie Hughes. Sue Liechti. Kay Pearce. Kathy Taylor, (oboe) Melody Rissler. (bassoon Debbie Dickinson, (clarinot) John Augspurger. Joann Bane. Betty Barker. Cindy Bel David Bradley. Fred Bradshaw. Corean Campbell. Randy Dearlng. Debbie Diedrick Debbie Foster. Chris Fry. Michele Oelfman. Mary Lou Orice. Karen Orundstad. Janie. Hackman. Kathy Hetzel, Jean Korun. Cheryl Lausen. Linda Lunsford. Shorr Langellier. Gary Myer. Clay Pickens. Charlene Pickena. Anita Ridge. Terri Jo 81ms Theresa Wegmann. Barb Williams. Joyco Wisdom, (alto clarinet) Marilyn Rhea, (ba clarinet) Ann Malmberg. Scott Willoughby, (alto aaxophono) Beverly Aalsburg, Bernk Allgood. Eric Forrest. Andy Hudson. Connie Krager, Dave Lampton, Sue Roach, (tend saxophono) Ken Goodwin. Joni Moore. Nancy Needham, (baritone saxophone) Douj Edwards, (cornet) Mark Almquist. Paul Copcnhaver. David Davidson. Doug Davis. Phi Dearing. Jim Fish. Gary Fry. John Grice. Dave Hawk. Steve Helschcr, Bob Moylaa Mary Jo Papich. Rich Roos. Mike Tschantz. (french horn) Regena Bell. Kathy Grabcr Carol Houston. Sherman Tucker, (trombone) Rick Barker. Jim Bouma. Burr Eckstroad Roy Gertig. JefT Gwinner. Kenny Harland. Dovie Heaton. Paul Houston. Steve Lager Don Lampton. Doug Lotts. Michele Maucr. John Roscnboom. Jean Sharp, (baritone! Ron Allen. Toni Calnan. Rod Kibble. Dick See. Andy Tovrea. (tuba) John Davidson. Prt Hagglund. Eldon Jones. Russell Kness. (percussion) Dennis Boyd. Steve Duple. Rhondi Finney. Rick Hutcherson. Bob Grundstad. Cathy Kelso. Tom Lehman. Dan O'Donnell. A Spurgeon. Mary Welch. 104 -4J 195 NEMO Singers Perform At State Meeting NEMO Singers were featured at the Missouri Music Teacher’s Association Convention in Jefferson City. Other ac- tivities include concerts at area high schools and churches, an annual Pancake Day. two concerts at Christ Church Cathedral in St. Louis, two performances of their annual Christmas Candlelight Concert, and a spring concert and tour. Officers for the organization were: president. Bob Grundstad, vice-president Jim Gorman, secretary Debbie Farris, treasurers Linda Lunsford and Melodie Rissler, robe chairman Jim Kinsinger. Clay H. Dawson was director. NEMO SINGERS: (front row) Linda Lunsford, Myrnn Langhammer. Sandy Sponcil. Jano Martin. Loraino Hoddlcston, Susan Curtis. Martha Wilson. Mary Alico Cochran. Anita Ridge. Michele Maurer. Ellen Angthius. Mary Lynn Todd. Gcorgi Whoolor. Margie Molllck. (row two) Joyce Ball. Tryphena Scott. Linda Gerster. Theresa Vaughn. Melodie Rissler. Lory Hildebrand. Martha Karel. Debbie Farris. Beth Klinkonborg. Jo Ann Ross. Julie Madsen, Susan Walker. Linda Tipton. Mila Williams. Shari Richardson. Jo Ella Waybill, (row three) John Wagner. David Bradley. Ken Harland. Rich Hin- ton. Charles Zwicki. Pete Hagglund. Homer Walker. Dennis Richardson, Doug Edwards. Rondi Williams. Fred Kooi. Jim Forbis. Doug Mosby. Galen Holloway. Tom Lehman. John Victor Grice, (back row) Pat 8impson. Ralph Bowens. Dale Stephenson. Dan O'Donnell, Kent McCollum. James Kinsinger, Jim Gorman. Burr Ek9trand. Tucky Dailey. Bob Grundstad. A1 Spurgeon. Scott Long. 196 Largest Campus Group Becomes MSTA-NEA The campus organization known many years as SNEA recently became MSTA-NEA. This is the largest organization on campus and has the largest membership of any MSTA- NEA chapter in the state. Members attended numerous area professional meetings. MSTA-NEA was represented at the district teacher's meeting on campus. State Teacher’s Meeting at Kansas City and at the Delegate Assembly at Columbia. Speakers included Mrs. Kathleen Bohon from the Place- ment Office and Paul Greene who coordinates teacher Cer- tification for the State Department of Education. Returning student-teachers also spoke about teaching experiences. Officers for this year included: president Dan Christensen; vice-president Kathy Karrenbrock: secretary Margaret Gladbach; treasurer Toni Sutor; reporter-historian Julie Wyckoff. Dr. Howard Terry was sponsor. MSTA: (front row) Kitty Jo Bennett. Suzanne Moxley. Nancy Stone. Holly Hoover. Marcia Edgar. Kurcn Schnoebelen. Sherry Painter. Joanna Heisel. Kathy Webb. Nancy Why , (row two) Dr. Howard Terry. Dan Chri ten en. Kuthy Karrenbrock. Margaret Gladbach. Toni Sutor. Julie WyckofT. Elaine Bode. David Bchle. Rolanda Williams, (row three) Harold Morgan. William Flynn. Marsha Perry. Roseanna VanHorn. Connie Kimple. Linda Asher. Catherine Micale. Debbie Smith. Bonnie Kimple. Pcggi Wilson. Cclie Bonta, Marsha Hcllenthal. Carole Rowland. Janis Quick. Theresa Giannari . Linda Boothe. Sharon Reading, (row four) Grctchen Boyd. Angelo Hahn. Pat Deluca. Donna Nlday. Karen Couch. Kathryn Petty. Linda Owing . Karen Stcrrett. Linda Windoffer. Janet Wlndoffer. Brenda Eskew. Patty Harris. Brenda Thrope. Terri Morre. lone Graham. Judy Pease, Linda Lehenbauer. Jenny Smith. Marilyn Robey, (row five) Millie Rich. Keith Dlmmitt. Delore Welschmeyer. Nancy Tuggle. Sandy Thoelkc. Anita Harris. Eunice JolllfTe. Mavoureen Sellens. Joy Franklin. Linda Well . Jean Harms. Debbie Luttenegger. Michele Krink. Hope Rooker. Arnold Van Wardhuizen. Sue Labath. Jacqueline Coffey. Mary Kay Ellerbrock. Virginia Sauor. (back row) Doug Legg. Debra Kitt . Peggy Harrelson. Susan People . Audrie Brown. Debbie Haldeman. Glenna Greening. Teresa Maier. Audrey Starck. Beverly Edwards. Dulcie Munday. Janice Septer. Robbie Ludy, Diane Lang. Kenny Dunh. David Montgomery. Joan Dlmmitt. Rick Peeks, Michael Plerschbachcr. 197 K-Dettes Purchase New Outfits For Homecoming Ushers Aid At Lyceums, Commencement, Pageant The K-Dettes performed in their new purple uniforms in the Homecoming pep rally, parade and pre-game activities. They also appeared in the Centerville Pancake Day parade, basketball and football halftimes and ROTC drill parades at Columbia. The officers of the organization were president Phoebe Cloyd. vice-president Jill Riney, secretary Sharon Norris, treasurer Vicki Moutrie. Captain John Strain was sponsor for the K-Dettes. Aides for the spring and summer commencements and the Miss Kirksville Pageant were the College Ushers headed by captain Sue Eichemier. Other activities the College Ushers served were Lyceum programs featuring Story Theatre, the Roger Wagner Chorale. Senator Robert Dole and the Brass Quintet. The Ushers were founded in 1959 when Baldwin auditorium was opened and serve as hostesses for activities scheduled for the auditorium. COLLEGE USHERS: (sitting on couch) Tonya Parnell. Debbie Jones. Sue Eichemier, (left arm) Jane 8chumann. (right arm) Kathy Michalas. (Stan- ding) Anita McClain. Connie Cornelius. Debra Kitts. K-DETTES: (front row) Phoebe Cloyd. Pam Carl. Jill Riney. Jan McNally, Sue Burkemper. Jan Wall, (second row) Vicki Shannan. Debbie Wilson. Sharon Collins. Vicki Moutrie. Ann Kllnginsmlth, Denise Blue, (back row) Barb Young. Michelle Burton. Sharon Norris. Marcia Kolich. Nancy Schrleffer. Jane Windier. Sandle Scholl. 108 Usherettes, T.D. Girls Assist During Games Serving food and beverages in the press box area to provide hospitality for university guests, visiting press and radio reporters and scouts was a new project for the Touchdown Girls. Other activities comprised selling programs at each home football game and conducting tours of the campus for football recruits and interested high school seniors. Thomas R. Shrout. Jr., is sponsor of the Touchdown Girls. TOUCHDOWN GIRLS: (front row) Karon Elliott. Paula Volkmer. Linda Davis. Darlene Benskin. (back row) Debbie Paicc. Linda Hayes. Sharon Norris. Pat Matthews. Julie Duitsman. Usherettes for the Purple Pack Hospitality Room and for basketball games, were organized by the basketball booster club. Sponsors were Dr. H. A. Walmsley and Alfred H. Srnka. PURPLE PACK USHERETTES: Sue Donaldson. Elaine Norman. Brenda Browning Carol Malito. 190 W.R.A. Begins Awards Banquet, Co-ed Volleyball Women's Recreational Association member Celeste Knierim was chosen most outstanding physical education ma- jor and honored by placement in Who’s Who. Jean Abernathy was chosen as the Drake Relay Queen. New for the organization was participation at the WRA Awards Banquet and co-cducational volleyball. Other activities included intramural volleyball, basket- ball. softball, badminton and table tennis. A picnic and a ban- quet completed the activities. Officers for the organization were president Nancy Stichling. vice-president Kathcy Griswold, secretary LeAnn Paulsen, treasurer Carole Rowland. Miss Martha Spath was sponsor. WRA: (front row) Connie Schock. Cheryl Sparks. Kathy Walch. Rebecca Prewitt, Debbie Botham. Diane Pickens. Ann Klingin� mith. Ramona Maxwell, (second row) Karen Lake. Gall Clark. Mis Martha Spath. Brenda MarUn. Linda Yount;. Carole Rowland. LeAnn Paulson. Nancy Stichlintc, Pamela O'Toole. Kathey Griswold. Pranda Lyle. Linda Wellmuenster. (third row) Lynn Mattii. Neta Pilliard. Pam Crutcher. Garnita Woodward. Karen Dwyer. Becky Suddarth. Roueno Webster. Paula Roach. Vickie Turner. Janie Daggett. Georgcann Farmer, Barb Alexander. Pam White. Marsha Hellenthal. Bonnie Kimple. Terri Moore. Dixie Fiester. Pat Grovort. (fourth row) Nancy Needham. Lynne Posey. Jane Harris. Barbara McLouth. Barb Pataky. Theresa Fleming. Nancy Henry. Tana McMath. Cheryl Lausen. Joan Ferguson. Carol Hays. Nancy Upton. Toni Houscwright. Bertha Scaboldt. Diane Hutson. Vlckey Ott. Valerie Tinsley. Ruth Schaefer. Nancy Murry. Cathy Hanlin. (fifth row) Jane Henry. Nancy Mason. Judy Sloggctt. Roberta Donaldson. Debbie Marsh. Mary Sue Freeborn. Candy Olson. Connie Kemple. Thomnlu Haycock. Phoebe Cloyd. Gretchcn Boyd. Ginger Tipton. Rita Meyer ho ft, Millie Rich. Darlene Benskln. Sue Renard. Michele Gelfman. Pat- tic Prior. Virginia Morris. Lucy Morse. Peggy Hulet. Cindy Howard. Lounell Snodgrass, (back row) Shelley Lines. Paula Loyd. Joan Tuggle. Nancy Tuggle. Susan Peoples. Teresa Griffith. Glenna Greening. Audrie Brown. Jane Windier. Sue Burkemper. Susan Isely. Jean Abernathy. Nancy Adams. Susan Reighard. Jan Searcy. Paula Reagan, Cherri McAllister. Carol Cochran. Joni Moore. NMSU Radio Club Joins American Radio League The NMSU Amateur Radio Club became an affiliate of the American Radio Relay League this year. Dr. Joe Flowers earned his general class amateur radio license and Lowell Knapp received his novice class license. The club participated in the annual American Radio Relay League Field Day. Club members tried to make as many radio contacts as possible in a 24-hour period. Club officers were Glen E. Cooper. WNOEMF. president, and Deanna Cooper, secretary-treasurer. Dr. Robert J. Pcavler. WQBV, served as sponsor. RADIO CLUB: (front row) Olon Cooper. Deanna Cooper. Dr. Robert Poavlor. (back row) Jim Blankenship. Dave Shopherd. Charles Smith. 200 PEM Club Programs Include Fencing, Judo Fencing and judo exhibitions were included as a part of the Women's PEM club programs for the year. Other programs for this year were the fall picnic, chili supper, and gun exhibition. A program on drugs and drug abuse was presented by Sergeant Richard Burnett. Officers for the PEM club were president Kathy Griswold, vice-president LeAnn Paulsen, secretary Paula Roach and treasurer Garnita Woodward. Celeste Knierim received the Physical Education Majors outstanding senior award. Dr. Mary M. Estes was sponsor of PEM. PEM: (front row) Paula Roach. Susan Rclghard. Kathoy Griswold. Carole Rowland. LeAnn Paulsen. Karen Dwyer. Jan Searcy. Garnita Woodward, (se cond row) Teresa Fleming. Becky Suddarth. Rovene Webster. Vickie Turner. Janie Daggett. Georgeann Farmer. Carol Hays. Nancy Upton. Dr. Mary M. Estes, (third row) Ann White. Pan OToole. Nancy Stlchllng. Tana McMath. Connie Kimplc. Candy Olson. Sue Burkemper. Leanna Bolcy. Bertha Seaboldt. (fourth row) Tresla Griffith. Jane Windier. Thomalu Haycock. Barb Pataky. Deborah Nichols. Roberta Donaldson. Valeric Tinsley. Vlckey Ott. Pattie Prior, (back row) Michal Magee. Jean Abernathy. Dobbie Marsh. Susan Isely. Mary Sue Freeborn. Nancy Adams. Cherri McAllister. Michele Gelfman. Varsity Club Members Start Donation Projects Donating to the United Fund and selling candy for donations to the Humane Society were new projects started by the Varsity Club. Don Martin, tennis team co-captain, received the annual R. E. Valentine Scholarship Award for the highest grade point average. Officers for the organization were president Jim Magruder, vice-president Randy Ball, recording secretary Don Martin, corresponding secretary Mike Church, treasurer Linlcy Upper. Dr. Ralph Pink served as sponsor. VARSITY CLUB: (front row) Randy Ball. Jim Magruder. Mike Church. Don Martin. Linlcy Lipper. Dr. Ralph Pink, (aecond row) Dale Gildehaua. Rocky Waterkotte. Mike Waters, Denny Roberta. Craig 0'8adnick. (back row) Kent Sincox. Gary Dosa. Craig Martin. Tim Hayors. Dave Fleer. 201 Vet’s Club Adds Bottle Drive To Project List A bottle drive was instigated by the Veteran’s Club as a new service project. The Missouri Collegiate Veterans Corps and the National Association of Collegiate Veterans were two meetings at which the NMSU group were represented. The veterans organized the Veterans’ Day ceremonies on campus, aided in the sales of POW-MIA bracelets, helped incoming veterans register, sponsored a Christmas party for underprivileged children and held a spring formal dance. VETERAN’S CLUB: (front row) Francis Leonard. Tom Hookom. Jim Coburn. William Johnson. Juck Kenyon. Myron Ryther. (second row) William Ouy East. Charles Riggs. Wayne Meyer. Donovan Meinhardt. Hoyt Brill. Mike Matte). Rotter Fudftc. (third row) Mike Deiorllntt. Charles Crow. John Walter. Eugene Timmerberg. Jim Hollinrake. Robert Moritz, Robert Kiefer. 202 Synapse Publishes Poetry, Photography, Prose, Art Synapse. a magazine of literature and art, consists of prose, poetry, photography and all forms of art work. Faculty advisor is Brian Bedard. Officers are: managing editor Elaine Bode: prose and poetry editor Bruce Swann: art editor Jack Griswold: business manager Estil Frctwcll. SYNAPSE: (front row) Brian Bedard. Robert Witzl. (back row) Elaine Bode. Rebecca Harris. Estil Protwoll. David March. Bruco Swan. Jack Griswold. Pi Omega Pi Celebrates 50th Year; Honors Selby Alpha chapter of Pi Omega Pi celebrated its 50th year on campus and honored its founder. Dr. P. O. Selby, dean emeritus, in the spring by hosting all former members and members of surrounding chapters. Dr. Selby was guest speaker at the celebration. The Alpha chapter claims alumni membership of nearly 1.000. Pi Omega Pi sold bulletin board booklets in the spring as a new project. Additional major activities were informal and formal in- itiation in the fall and spring, selling candy at Christmas and helping with the spring campus bloodmobile. A number of members attended the 1972 national Pi Omega Pi convention Dec. 27-29 and the 1972 North Central Business Education Association meeting. Both were held in Chicago. Nancy Whittaker and Jackie Jones were selected as out- standing Pi Omega Pi members. Dean Charles Campbell was a guest speaker. Sponsors are Dr. Robert Sprehe. Mrs. Gwendolyn Durham and Jerry Vittetoe. Officers included president Kitty Jo Bennett: vice-president Pam Petre: secretary Jo Ann Hartung: treasurer Suzann Roberts and historian Beverly Kreimeycr. PI OMEGA PI: (front row) Jerry Vittetoe. Kitty Jo Bennett. Pam Petre, Jody Hartung. Beverly Krelmeyer. Suzann Roberts. Mrs. Gwendolyn Durham. Dr. P. O. Selby, (second row) Dr. Robert Sprehe. Debra Livingston. Deborah Roebuck. Susan Burton. Linda Windoffcr. Sharon Eddy. Darlene McCoy, (back row) Cathy Montgomery. Cindy Veerman. Jolene Clema. Pam Gordon, Jane Kauzlarich. Glenda Logan. Kathy Rieck, Marla Guy. Sharon Schuetz. 203 IA Club Wins Homecoming’ Creativity Award Winning the creativity award at the homecoming parade began the year for the Industrial Arts Club. Donating for the bloodmobile and helping at the teacher’s meeting were service projects carried out by the club. Club members toured the Kewanee Machinery and Conveyer Co. of Kirksville and the A.B. Chance Co. of Centralia. Guest speakers were Ollie Dottcry of Union Electric of St. Louis and Dr. Robert Stephens. The IA club is a social, professional organization whose objective is to create interest in the field for industrial arts majors and minors. Officers for the year were Kent Heimer, president: Bob Stackhouse, vice-president: Charlie Ross, secretary: Bob McCubbin. treasurer: Phillip Faulstich. sergeant at arms and Duane Cole, sponsor. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB: (front row) Duane Cole. Charles Wiskirchen. Rick Haines. Cathy Carter. Carl Giger. Steve Bognar. Richard Cnnaday. (se- cond row) Angelo DeLuca. Charles Ross. Charles Ayers. Steve Collopy. Larry McCoy. Danny Blankenship. Dave Lademann. David Runyan. Randy James. Roger Young, (back row) Earl Kull. Robert McCubbin. Paul Yates. Kent Heimer. Richard Lambert. Philip Faulstich. Paul Farris. James Nadler, Charles Martin. 20 1 Elementary Majors, SPO Promote Learning1 A canned food drive was a new project initiated by the Speech Pathologist Organization. Members also planned a division student party at Christmas and collected toys for the diagnostic center. Summer activities include sending a cerebral palsey child to camp. The organization was represented at the National Speech and Hearing Association meeting at San Francisco, the Missouri Speech and Hearing Convention and the Council for Exceptional Children. A speech therapist at Kirksvilie Osteopathic Hospital. Barb Brown, was a guest speaker. The United Cerebral Palsey Association presented an award to the campus group for sending a cerebral palsey child to camp last summer. Linda Kauzlarich headed the organization with Alice Andrews as vice president: Susan Strah. secretary and Renee Hotelling, treasurer. Dr. William McClelland is sponsor. Elementary majors conducted a one-day concert tour at various schools in Northeast Missouri in the spring in addi- tion to presenting concerts for local organizations and obser- ving music teaching techniques. Mrs. Claudine Terry is the director and Sharon Gill is president. ELEMENTARY MAJORS CHORUS: (front row) Cindy Miller. Sandy Thoelke. Peggy Frazer. Joan Dittmcr. Sue Wynkoop, Nola Harman. Rosean- na Van Horn. Cheryl Becker. Sydney Ashmead. Hope Rooker. Claudine Terry, (second row) Donna Ball. Marsha Perry. Janice Ingram. Sharon Gill. Myrna Langhammcr. Dale Smith. Pam Crutcher. Toni Sutor. Eunice Jolliffe. Sharon Mook. Sharon Leake. Janice Septer. (third row) Ellen Jose. Janice Williams. Debbie Dawson. Jean Harms. Debbie Luttenegger. Sandra Willhite. Millie Rich. Linda McClain. Beth Borron. Peggy Weaver. Nancy Wyh . (back row) Mavoureen Sellens. Jane Ehrich. Carolyn Dietrich. Linda Barnes. Mary McIntyre. Marrllyn Jurgens. Diane Hoch. Lois Lamberson. Roxanna Hughes. Marsha Hellenthal. Sandra Porter. SPEECH PATHOLOGIST ORGANIZATION: (front row) Dr. William D. McClelland. Linda Kauzlarich. Alice Andrews. Renee Hotelling. Susan Strah. (second row) Suann McClanahan, Paula Bllnkinsop, Jan Talman. Rene Porter. Mary Gregg. Anne Steffensmeier. (third row) Sharon Drysdalc. Jane Schumann. Sydne Kuhler. Janis Rogers. Mary Sue Knapp. Pat Harris, (back row) Tim Rider. Hope Rooker. Kathy Tyler. Shirley Gowdy. Margaret Croker. Skip Farrell. GREEKS 206 I Panhellenic Council Adds Greek Crest To Its Dorm Interfraternity Council Attends MIFCA Meeting Interfraternity Council members attended the MIFCA Conference in Kansas City. Projects for the organization included participation in the Greek Week activities, recycling on weekends, sponsoring the collection of toys for Kirksvillc children and assisting the student senate during activities weekend. Guest speakers hosted by the council were Dean James Ritter and Kem Cavanah. president of the student senate. Officers for the organization were president Harry Smith, vice-presidents Ted Freel and Ron Ven Horst, secretary Dan Clem, and treasurer Dan Schmucker. Sponsors were Col. Leslie Greiner and Col. Emmett Taylor. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL: (front row) Merle Schneider. Ron Muse. Dan Clem. Dan Schumucker. Harry Smith. Ron Ven Horst. Bill Bereiter. Ted Free). Darold Frenzen, Roscoe Pugh, (second row) John Pautz, Dave Kirkpatrick, John Eads. Dave Haverfleld. Fred Adam. Dave Bethel, Jim Till, Mike Prather. Joe Gass, (back row) Col. Leslie Greiner. Don Hosutt. Rich Crissinger, Mark Plassmeyer. Ernie Maune, Kevin Baker. Tony Weather- ford. Mike Crump, Bob Norman. Robert Fraser. Jack Davis. The Panhellenic Council sponsored a bake sale in November in the dorms as a money-making project for a Panhellenic crest to be placed in the main lounge. A picnic was given in October at Thousand Hills Lake for all sorority women. In December a Christmas party was held in the main lounge of Panhellenic for all sorority women. A Panhellenic banquet was held March 15 and new officers were installed. The Council collected for United Fund and gave Christ- mas gifts to a needy family. Members also collected items to be used as prizes at a nursing home and items for the Salva- tion Army. Panhellenic Council officers were president Shelley Krink. vice-president Glenda Terrill, secretary Cindi Cum- mins. treasurer Rita Rhoades, social service chairman Bren- da Brosi and Panhellenic rush chairman Mary Harrington. Mrs. Deborah Stahly was sponsor. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL: (front row) Michele Krink. Brenda Brosi. Bren- da Browning. Mary Ellen Roth. Janice Taylor. Gall Echele. Mary Harrington. Mrs. Deborah Stahly. (back row) Judy Sunderland. Rita Rhoades, Glenda Terrill. Joyce Wehde. Clndl Cummins. Jane Schumann. JoAnn Bartlett. Pat Abraham. Mary Hoskins. Jacquelino Coffey. Not pictured: Connie La Faver. Acacia Colony Attends Indiana Conference The Acacia colony attended a conference at the Universi- ty of Indiana-Bloomington. Dick Shiffcr. national secretary, was a special guest. Officers were president Jon Weber, vice-president Ken Sicfcrt, secretary Jim Brummit, treasurer Mike Hoffman, social chairman Dennis Anderson and rush chairman Ron Snider. Dr. James H. Shaddy was advisor. ACACIA: (front row) John W. Carter. Chuck Oriffin. Jon Weber. Ron Goodhart. (back row) Dennis Anderson. Mike Hoffman. Charles Lut . Jim Brummit. Ron Snider. Ken Slefcrt. 209 AKL’s Earn National Improvement Award Alpha Kappa Lambda received the National Executive Council award for overall improvement of the chapter. President Merle Schneider. Richard Canaday. and Mike Dunnard attended the bi-annual National Fraternity Conclave at Fort Collins, Colorado. Attending a leadership conference in Kansas City were Merle Schneider, Rick Wilson. Mike Crump. Dale Schmuckcr, and Mark Wappelhorst. The fraternity celebrated its 20th anniversary with a formal dance and held Homecoming festivities at Theta Psi House. Projects for the brotherhood included the AKL calendar sales and collecting for the United Fund. AKL officers were Merle Schneider, president; Dan Schmucker. vice president; John Little, secretary; Terry Hollander, treasurer, and Rick Wilson, house manager. ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA LITTLE 818: (front row) Ginger Tipton. Flo Mullin. Margaret Gierke. Mary Ann Fisher, (second row) Judy 8loggett. Lory Hildebrund. Linda Chancellor, (third row) Nancy Chriatiunsen. Mary Scott. Debbio Stark. Pam McVay. Jo Ellen Dean. Mary Sue Freeborn. Diane Ruth. Pattie Prior. ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA: Frank Arclonl. Mike Battanl, Gary Biggs. Mike Bishop. Greg Burch. Miko Campbell. Rich Canaday. Bob Chandler. Mtko Crist. Mike Crump. Bud Davis. Chuck Davis. Scott Davis. Tony DfChino. Mike Dunnard. Jeff Dykema. John Feldman. Gary Fisher. Paul Flynn. Mike Forbis. Dan Fredericks. Tim Genz. Paul Oillette. Bob Goellnor. Stove Gruendler. Roger Hartman. Terry Hollander. Jim Hooley. Bruce Korr. Max King. Chris Lanham. Rick Lewis. John Little. Mike Misegades. Bob Norman. Miko Rubello. Bob Ricardelll. Bob Riggs. Dave Russel), Dan Schmucker. Merle Schneider. Mark Schoene. Dennis Sieger, Skip Stubbs. Larry Stuhlman. Mark Wappelhorst. 8tcve Waters. Tony Woatherford. 8teve Wenger. Bill Wernart. John Whitlock. Rick Wilson. Paul Yates. 210 Alphas Conduct Muscular Dystrophy Drive Alpha Sigma Alpha conducted a new service project, a muscular dystrophy drive. Debra Stark and Becky Sanderson attended the sorority’s national convention June 21-26 at Springfield, Mo. Ten Alphas attended State Day in April. 1972, at Mattoon, III. Activities included Dad’s Day, Mother’s Day Tea, Founder’s Day November 15. Christmas formal, selling pop- corn and caramel apples, sponsoring a candidate for homecoming queen. Mardi Gras. Miss Kirksville and Greek Week. Alphas collected for United Fund and conducted magazine sales as a national philanthropic project for aiding the mentally retarded. Sharon Norris was the 1972-73 Greek Week queen and a Miss Kansas finalist. Miss Norris' reign of Greek Week ac- tivities followed that of another Alpha Sigma Alpha. Jill Riney. queen of the 1971-72 festivities. Jean Abernathy was the 1972 Drake Relay queen and Sharon McCollum was the Phi Kappa Theta Sweetheart. Brenda Brosi was a homecom- ing attendant. Carol Ward and Pat Goeke were named to Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities while Jane Gcvcckcr and Joyce Wehde were selected for Who’s Who in Greek Sororities and Fraternities. Officers of the sorority arc: president Joyce Wehde. vice- president Jill Riney. recording secretary Carolyn Smith, cor- responding secretary Terri Myers, treasurer Jan Fisher, chaplain Jean Abernathy and editor Ann Sunders. Mrs. Betty Cochran is sponsor. ALPHA 81GMA ALPHA: (front row) Joan Abernathy. Marilyn Crito� . Virginia Oakley. Brenda Browning. Terri Myor� . Margarot Rosebery, Janie Picken . Debbie Waggoner. Jackie Brothers. Jonni Penick. Audrey Farrl� . Denise LaRosa. Eve Curry, (second row) Linda Ellis. Debbie Stark. Joyce Wehde. Elaine Norman. Sharon Norris. Michele Burton. Cindy Reynolds, Debbie Hoagland. Jan Fisher. Lonnie Marshall. Cathy Williams, Micky Cook, Melodee Collier, (third row) Jane Oevecker. Becky Sunderson. Joey Heiscl, Susan Irwin. Ann Sunders. Carolyn Smith. Jill Rinoy. Donna Gnau. Debbie Foster. Patti Pauck. Candy Olson. Janie Craft. Marcia Kolich. Marilyn Truitt. Donna Watkins. Kim Sanderson. Becky Rives. Debbie Deason. Kristy Kar- pan. (back row) Mary Liontos. Janie Dykstra. Ruthie Sparrow. Margie Winn. Paula Pickett. Paulu Volkmcr. Peggy Baugh. Cathy Watkins. Brenda Brosi. 21 1 Alpha Taus Host Alumni At Homecoming A Homecoming Tea honoring the alumni, a Thanksgiving party for the underprivileged and the making of Christmas cards were new activities for Alpha Sigma Tau. Projects included the Founder’s Day tea. Parents’ Day. chapter Christmas party, caroling. Yellow Rose Formal, and the senior picnic. Money-making projects included bake sales, selling stationery and glitter plaques, making and selling key chains. Funds went to the United Fund and the Pine Mountain Settlement School. At the national convention in Virginia Beach. Virginia. Connie LaFavcr participated as a delegate and Shelley Krink as page. Linda Lichte Sarvies was voted top Tau; Kathi Michalas. outstanding pledge; Jacqueline Coffey, outstanding active; and Mary Stout, Miss Congeniality. The sorority was second runner-up for the Panhellenic scholarship. Officers for the sorority were Jacqueline Coffey, presi- dent: Sue Labeth, first vice-president; Ginette Majors, second vice-president; Mary Kay Ellerbrock. recording secretary; Cin- dy Masukawa, treasurer; Sue Eichomicr. corresponding secretary; and Kathi Michalas, chaplain. Miss Donna Nelms served as advisor. ALPHA SIGMA TAU: (front row) Rosomarlc Wado. Jacqueline Coffey. Miss Donna Nelm� , Becky Mclnnes. (second row) Ginnotte Majors. Tanii Krink, Belinda Tippins. Paula Roach. Connie Burnett. Peggy Fusscil. Kathy Mclnnes, Sue Flic homier, (third row) Cindy Masukawa, Linda Stelloh. Roxanna Hughes. Rebecca Still. Vickie Terpstra. Shclloy Krink. Connie La Favor. Connie Milner, (back row) Carole Rowland. Kathi Michalas. Ann Davis. Judy Koehler. Mary Kay Ellerbrock. Lucy Morse. Sue Labath. Cynthia Coffey. 212 Delta Sigma Theta Adds Appreciation Day A dinner was held Feb. 18 during Mother's Appreciation Day, a new activity begun by Delta Sigma Theta. William Shockley was selected as chapter sweetheart of Delta Sigma Theta’s fifth annual Jack O’Hearts dance in March. 1972. The organization's area workshop was Jan. 27-28 at Lincoln University. The national convention will be attended by two chapter representatives this summer at Atlanta. The sorority sponsored a dance prior to Christmas. Miss Wanda Bemboom and Mrs. Elizabeth Holt were sponsors. President of Delta Sigma Theta was Glenda Terrill, vice-president was Georgetta Perkins and secretary- treasurer was Melinda Johnson. DELTA SIGMA THETA: (front row) Melinda Johnson. Glenda Terrill. Georgetta Perkina. (second row) Patricia Ridley. Aurita Prince. Yvonne Jefferson. Carolyn Robinson. Pam Gantt. 213 Delta Zeta Wins State Day Chapter Award New activities for Delta Zeta sorority included helping the United Fund and selling POW bracelets. Other activities included Father and Mother Day banquets, selling candy, a fraternity kidnap to benefit the Salvation Army, sponsoring an underpriviledged little sis. an Easter Seal drive, a spring formal and participation in State Day activities. Sorority member Nancy Charbonneaux was chosen Mar- di Gras Queen. At State Day activities the chaptor was awarded for having the best display. The organization was honored as having the best pledge training program in the state. Officers for the sorority were president Mary Hoskins, vice-presidents Tysa Penick and Nancy Wickless, recording secretary Wendy Tompkin, treasurer JoAnn Loeding and cor- responding secretary Loraine Heddleston. Dr. Ruth Towne was sponsor. DELTA ZETA: (front row) Kathy Campbell. Linda Tipton. Debbie McKuen, Pam Carl, Marilyn Imhoff. Janice Taylor. Mitzl Pappas. Wendy Sneltoy. Deb- bie Wilson. Carla Williamson. Sue Burkempcr. (second row) Liza Dorr. Bon- nie Bradflcld. Elaine Sladok. Sheri Campbell. JoAnnc Loeding. Nancy Wickless. Dr. Ruth Towne. Wendy Tompkins. Pat Abraham. Jane Kllnkhammor. Paula Swink. Andrea Miller, (third row) Debbie Sergent. Sharon Knox. Nancy Smith. Mary Brennan. Lorraine Heddleston. Tysa Pen nick. JoAnn Spatafora, Anise Reschley. Terry Martin. Debbie Davis. Mary Hoskins. Phyllis Painter. Kathy Baker. Cindy Cummins. Linda Cross, (back row) Mclva Lindbauer. Eileen Mudd. Sue Shimkus. Karon Turnbough. Laurie Bolte. Judy Shoush. Barb Stolz. Barb Borron. JoAnn Eastman, Mary Schott. Linda Main. Jane Biggerst ff. Debbie Johnson. Peggy Harris. fi a Kappa Alpha Psi Initiates Kappa Kittens Included in Kappa Alpha Psi activities were attendance at the National convention at Miami in August, the district con- vention at SIU at Carbondale. Illinois, and the combined dis- tricts convention at Wichita. Kansas. Other activities were the initiation of the Kappa Kittens, money earning projects for the annual Sweetheart ball, a ban- quet in April and a picnic with Sigma Gamma Rho and the Kittens. Officers for the fraternity were president William Shockley, keeper of records and treasurer Percy Baldwin, secretary Stan Richardson and dean of pledges Leroy Bonner. The sponsors were Captain Clyde Johnson and Sergeant Archie Gray. KAPPA ALPHA PSI: (front row) Marsha Davis. LI Swanegan. Connie Ganaway. Dixie Davis. Joanle Ferguson, (second row) Percy Baldwin. Paul Taylor. William Shockley. Paul Scott. Craig Morton. George Harris. Herb Glasgow. Clyde Durden. Daron Greene. Lem Darden. Owenn Reed. Stanford Richardson. LEFT: (front row) Bruce Crawford. LeRoy Bonner, (second row) Harold Richardson. Leon Bailey. George Reed. Craig Thompson. 215 Omega Psi Phi Holds Monthly Zodiac Ball Omega Psi Phi began its third year on campus by spon- soring a monthly Zodiac Dance. The Omega Ball was held in the Spring. Omega members planned to attend the National Grand Conclave to be held in St. Louis during the summer of 1973. Officers were Lou Gregory. Mark Turner, Donald Graves, Donald Bramlett, and Aubrey Johnson. OMEGA PSI PHI: Donald Bramlett. Lou Gregory. Mark Turner. 216 Phi Kappa Theta Attends Four Conventions Phi Kappa Theta was represented at four conventions: Tush convention at Champaign, 111., Province convention at Columbia, Province convention at Manhattan, Kansas, and the national convention at Atlanta. Major activities of Phi Kappa Theta were the annual Christmas party, annual Crimson Rose formal April 28-29, helping with the recycling of paper and bottles, collecting for United Fund and Community Chest and honoring fathers Oc- tober 14. James Thomas and Dr. James W. Barnes were sponsors. President was Henry Kroll; vice-president Ron Buswell; secretary Kevin Caldwell; treasurer Ron Muse: sergeant-at- arms Denny Allen; rush chairman Harry Smith and pledge chairman Dave Comegys. PHI KAPPA THETA: Dennis Allen. Ted Appel. Rick Ashby. Jim Baker. Mike Baker. Larry Bergeson. Kevin Caldwell. David Comegys. Wally Finch. Mark Friedman. Joe Gass. Daryl Glascock. Morry Hawkins. Tom Hilbert. Roger Hoover. Chuck Klein. Henry Kroll. Dale Longer. Dennis Long. Ron Miller, Mike Palmor. Mark Plassmeyor. Paul Sanderson. Harry 8mith. Tom Stanek. Kerry Strayhall. Kim Swaison. Mike Williams. 217 Phi Lambda Chi Moves To New House The Phi Lambda Chi fraternity purchased a new chapter house at 610 South Osteopathy. The house, located on three and one half acres of land, became the focal point of Phi Lamb activities. The fraternity's homecoming: float, a Greek galley, took top honors. The Phi Lambs also received the traveling spirit jug awarded by the Varsity Club. The fraternity assisted with the United Fund drive and the bloodmobile and helped the Morning and Noon Optimist Clubs with their pass, dribble and shoot contests. Phi Lambda Chi officers were president Daryl Gerken. vice-presidents Rick Robinson and Doug Bachman, secretary Mike Fcys and treasurer Bill Gifford. Sponsors were William Murray. Captain Robert Wrentmore and Captain Clyde John- son. PHI LAMBDA CHI: (front row) Bill Gifford. Rich Robison, Daryl Gerken. Doug Bachman. Mike Feys. (row two) John Pautz. Mike Matthew. Dennis Martin. Randy Powell. Marv Hullinger. Rich Miller. Jeff Vincent. 8teve Clem. Dave Kirkpatrick. John Ostrem. Rich Hammon, (row throe) Don Yager. Den- nis Bachman. Gary Karsten. George GlfTord. John Clemons. Ron Kubik, Dan Wullenwaber. Jim Green. Steve Blunck. Jack Davis. Steve Harkema. (back row) Brian Anderson. James Slaton. Chuck Eckman. Rich Riegle. Jerry Jones. Jim Gillum. 218 Phi Sigs Attend Alumni Reunion In Ozarks Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity members attended an alumni reunion in April at the Lake of the Ozarks. Fraternity activities included selling balloons during the Homecoming parade and 'kazoos at home basketball games. PSE sold first-aid kits on campus and donated blood at the blood bank in Dcs Moines. The annual rush-smoker was held at Holiday Inn. The summer PSE National Conclave was attended by three members. Phi Sigma Epsilon president was Bill Bcrcitcr. Other of- ficers were first vice-president Monty Morris, second vice- president Rod Kluever. secretaries Jeff Miller and John Graziano and treasurer Bryan Goeke. Sponsor was Terry Taylor. PHI SIGMA EPSILON: Kon Baffftet. Bill Boreltor. Bob Blldor. Chuck Boothby. Jake Burkhaltor. Leroy Clark, Terry Coult. Ken Crandlo. Bart Crawford. Mike Curran. Scott Day. Dennis Franks. Mike Frazier, Jay Gaasman. Bryan Goeke. John Graziano. Don Hosutt. Deon Johannlnfc. Ken Johanning. Tom Jordon. Artie Jur rau. Rod Kluever. Barry Kraus. Don Leblanc. Ron Mahmons. Jeff Miller. Monty Morris. Rodney O’Brian. Steve Perry. Roscoe Pugh. Terry Rlgdon. Ray Robison. Mori Rosenthal. Georjto Saffarans, John Scrlpslck. Steve Selby. Ray Snyder, Mark Treese. Mark Vuaris. Gary Whitesides. A IS FORbL 219 Pi Kappa Phi Receives National Charter Pi Kappa Phi, on campus for the past two years, attained its national charter in April. 1972. Activities for the organization included sponsoring and assisting benefits for ecology and exceptional children, and participation in a little sister program. Fraternity members Don Wyngarden, Bill Rodman, Daniel Boyer, and Wayne Piconc attended the biannual national convention in Atlanta. Don Wyngarden was voted Delta Delta chapter Pi Kapp of the year. The organization purchased a house on South Florence. Officers for the fraternity were president Dan Boyer, treasurer Rich Crissinger. secretary Wayne Picone. warden Mike Prather, chaplain Bob Morgan, and historian Roger Potter. Sponsors were William Kitts and Dr. John Erhart. PI KAPPA PHI: (front row) Roger Pottor. Dun Boyer. Bob Morgen. Mike Prather, (second row) Tony Roberta. Max Mendenhal. Roger Flfer. James Russell. Bill Rodman. James Switzer, (bock row) Richard Rennols. Regia Butz. David Armstrong. Chrla Heller. Don Wyngardon. Miko McKIm. Other members are Dana Girard. Ron Beahears. Wayne Picone. 220 ■■■■■ Sigma Gamma Rho V.P. Attends National Meeting Sorority member Leona Baker attended the Sigma Gam- ma Rho national convention held at Indianapolis. Indiana. Activities for the organization included the annual Sweetheart Ball and sponsoring a chicken dinner on Homecoming day. Officers for the sorority were president Elaine French, vice-president Leona Baker, secretary Laura Lewis and treasurer Marion Stallings. Dr. Linnea Ratcliff was sponsor. SIOMA GAMMA RHO: Laura Lewis. Leona Baker. Elaine French. 221 Sigma Kappa Starts 8 Week Pledge Class Sigma Kappa initiated an eight-week pledge period as a first for 1972-73 for the sorority. The sorority collected for the March of Dimes and as money-making projects sponsored a coffee house and bake sales. Annual events for Sigma Kappa are: Valentine’s dance. Founder’s day celebration. Mother-Daughter week end. Parent’s day. Sigma Kappa Christmas party for pledges of other sororities hosted by the pledges, a Christmas dinner- dance and the chapter formal March 31. Stephanie Gray. Gail Echele and Paula Thompson were accepted by Cardinal Key. Miss Echele. Miss Thompson and Garnita Woodward attended the Sigma Kappa national con- vention. Sponsor was Mrs. Claudine Terry. Officers were presi- dent Gail Echele. first vice-president Mary Ellen Roth, second vice-president Stephanie Gray, treasurer Judi Schaeffer, recording secretary Garnita Woodward, corresponding secretary Vera Gallaher, registrar Darlene Liles and rush chairman Judy Sunderland. SIGMA KAPPA: (front row) Cindy Hull. Pat Ware� . Joni Moore. Terri Fulford. Sandy Lewis. Ncllio Johnson. Knthey Griswold, (row two) Mary Ellen Roth. Mrs. Claudine Terry. Rita Rhodes. Sharon Francis. Jean Anne Sharp. Jennifer Baker. Karen McNally. Jean Landis. Judi Schaeffer. Judy Sunderland. Gail Echoic. Carol Hays, (row three) Karon Zinke, Sue Witten. Lounoll Snodgrass. Vera Gallaher. Beverly A lsburg. Goorgeann Farmer, (back row) Jane Hays. Darlene Liles. Karen Lake. Bocky Gheens. Pamela Wares. Missi Grace. Paula Thompson. Rose Klosterboer, Cathi Evans. Diane Lang. Stephanie Gray. Diane Alfred. Gurnitu Woodward. 222 Tri Sigs Celebrate Diamond Anniversary As part of the chapter inspection program for Sigma Sigma Sigma, in its 57th year on campus. Mimi Hiner, the national collegiate chairman, visited Mu chapter in October. A highlight of the year. Founder’s Day. marked the dia- mond anniversary of the national sorority. Eighteen pledges were accepted following two weeks of rush. Social service projects included collecting money for the United Fund and UNICEF, participating in a canned food drive with Tau Kappa Epsilon and helping with a Christmas party for underprivileged Children. Jane Schumann was elected first attendant to the queen during Homecoming week. The Sigmas, along with Alpha Kappa Lambda, won the float trophy for novelty. The sorority retired the Greek sing trophy and won the Panhellenic scholarship cup. Spring formal week end was held the last week end in March. Serving as officers were president JoAnn Bartlett, vice- president Vicki Moutrie. recording secretary Phoebe Cloyd. treasurer Jan Jobusch, corresponding secretary Denise Blue, and sentinel Debbie Paice. The sponsor was Mrs. Naomi Roberts. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA: (front row) Kay 8chlepphorst. Debbie Wcttcroth. Barb Alexander. Melissa Hcldmnn. Jane Kondrlck. Debbie Main. Teresa Fleming. Katha Fromanek. Mary Lou Grice. Sue Manley. Linda Glammeyer. Jennifer Hart. Lynette Kirkpatrick, (row two) JoAnn Bartlett. Mary Harrington. Doris Arnold. Lori Petersen. Sue Strah. Tanya Parnell. Terri Cahill. Lisa Nagel. Jan McNally. 8ue Conway. Mollnda Shaver. Cindy Shipley. Cindy Toebe. Robin Spurlock. Vicki Moutrie. Alisa Wood, (row throe) Tina Cullen. Carolyn Wtldman. Judy Davidson. Denise Blue. Joan Frommo. Phoebe Cloyd. Jane Windier. Sue Burkemper. Thomalu Haycock. Nancy Schriefor. Karon Elliot, (row four) Pauline Hoskins. Karen VenHorst. Holly Stolpflug. (back row) Ronoe Conreux. Jan Jobusch. Jan Wall. Debbie Paice. Donna Novak. Both Cadwoll. Bov Backs. 223 Sig Taus Hold Work Day For United Fund A work day for the United Fund and providing: rides to the polls on November 7 were new projects for Sigma Tau Gamma. Other activities included the 49er's dance. Founder’s Day banquet, White Rose dance, fourth annual folk show. Christmas banquet and homecoming open house. Special guests during the year were NMSU President Charles McClain. Dean James Ritter, and past national presi- dent of Sigma Tau Gamma Basil Hunt. Executive director Keith Dinsmore was speaker at the annual rush smoker. Members of the fraternity attended the Sigma Tau Gam- ma national convention in New Orleans. Beta chapter was runner up for scholarship and chapter of the year awards. Their newsletter was awarded first place. Randy Ball was co-captain for the NMSU football team, and the fraternity was intramural champion in ficctball. Officers were president Darold Frcnzcn; Vice-presidents John Godlove, Mark Ruggeberg, and Jose Quintero, recording secretary Mike Burton, corresponding secretary Ken Slaughter. Walter H. Ryle IV was advisor. SIGMA TAU GAMMA: (Activo Members) Kevin Baker. Mark Baker. Ran., Ball. Ben Beard, Brad Beard, Chuck Blbler. John Bickers, Mike Bond. Randy Branham. Carl Buckman. Mike Burton, Barry Cagle, Dave Chamberlain. Gary Charipar. Mike Crist, Bill Daniels. Gary Doss. John Rads. J. J. Erlbacher. Don Forrester. Gary Fort, Ted Freel, Darold Frenien. Ted Gallion. John Godlove. Bob Gibson. Steve Grenier. John Grossnicklo. Dave Hane. Duane Hinkle. Tony Holman. Richard Holmes. Carl Husty. Kevin Imhof, Roger Imhof, Alan Janssen. Steve Johnston. Rodnoy Libby. Mark Llt- trell. Ernest Maune. Dave Mika, Rob McKinney. Tom P. Morrison. Dave Peer. Tom Peters. Mark Ruggeberg. Dave Sampson. Mike Schnebelen. BUI Searcy. Dave Shinn. Brad Shoemaker. Steve 8hroedor, Kont Sincox. Kenneth Slaughter. Richard Still. Craig Stratton. Phil Summers. Doug Thomas. J. R. Tucker. Dave Umbarger. Rick Upton. Bob Utter. Larry Vaughn. Dave Wagner. Jim White. Mark Young. (Plcdgos) Mike Armstrong, Jack BaUey, Mike Baker. Dwight Brinkley, Jim Buohrig, Jim Chisamore. Fred Collop. Travis DiUon. Gary Fisher, Dave Fouch. John Glenn. Dalo Hngcdorn. Bill Kubalc. Bob Logan. Terry Nyenhuls. Jack 0 Dear. Mike Orscheln. Dave Peters. Dennis Potter. Craig Price. Steve Rupp. Dave Scott. Scott 8ergeand. Dan Smith. Steve Talbott. Skip Traughber, Tim Tucker. Terry Walker. Jim Watson. Doan Wilson. 224 Tekes Add Little Sister Program, Banquet THE LITTLE SI8: (front row) Joann Spatafora. Holly 8tolpflug. Marsha Monnlg. Janice Taylor, (second row) Brenda Brosl. Annlce Reschly. Lisa Nagel. Jan Glummcycr. Linda Glammeyer. Nancy Smith, (third row) Ix rl Petersen. Jill Riney. Jerry Biggers TKE Vice-president. Jan McNally, (back row) Colio Bontn. Jano Chisamore. Debbie Hoaglin. Susan Spitler. Sharon Norris, Carole Elliott. Elaine Norman. Laurie Work. Karon Elliott. TAU KAPPA EPSILON: Jeff Barry, Danny Benson. Dave Benson. Mark Ben- son. Dave Bethel. Steve Bettis. Dan Bevins. Jerry Blggers. John Biggerstaff. Neil Crlbb. Chuck Curtis, Chuck Crnic. Richard Dailey. Craig Derby. Joe Dun- ning. Russ Davisson. Mike Eller. Randy Etter. Doug Goldsmith. Dan Hupfer. Dave Haverfield. Tony Hollrah, Tom Houstob, Jerry Hagan, Tony Hays. Paul A little sister program was initiated by members of Tau Kappa Bpsilon. A little sis Christmas banquet was held in con- junction with the program. The fraternity took first place honors in the beauty divi- sion with its homecoming float, first in bloodmobile competi- tion. first in the Greek Sing and second place in the Campus Bowl. Jerry Biggers was awarded membership in Alpha Phi Sigma, and Ron Ven Horst was elected vice president of Interfraternity Council. Russ Phillips was named to the Cam- pus Bowl All-Star team. The Tekes spearheaded a food drive, held a collection for the St. Jude's Research Hospital and assisted in cleaning a park. The Tau Kappa Epsilon house was painted and carpeting was laid in the kitchen and hallway. Several members of the organization attended the Mid- America Interfraternity Conference, a pledge education retreat, the national rush clinic and the national conclave. President of Tau Kappa Epsilon was Fred Adam, vice president Jerry Biggers. treasurer Tom Price, secretary Russ Phillips, historian Steve Lappe. house manager John Perry, corresponding secretary Craig Shorten, pledge trainer Joe Dunning, chaplain Dave Bethel and rush chairman Jim Till. Advisor was Tom Stalf Hlndley, Rich Hodlts. Jim Hopphan. Boyd Huls. David Jones. Rick Kalina. Mike Kutm s. Charlo King. Steve Knight. John Life. Don Lorenzen. Steve Lnppe. Kraig Lembley. Dave Mackey. A1 McCullough. Mike Messmer. Joe Meyers. Al Morey. Tom Morrison. Ed Mumm, Jay Norenburg. Tom Pausche. John Perry. Russell Phillips. Tom Price. Dwane Quick. Romle Richardson. Tim Ricker. Chris Riordan. Al Schneider. Jim Schneider. Randy 8hacffer. Craig Shorten. Samuel Shotts. Joe Smith, William Speed. Jim 8p!nk. Lonnie Thompson. Jim Till. Bruce Tiller. Tom Trier. Ron Ven Horst. Jerry Wait. Larry Whalen. Roger Williams. Randy Williams. 225 ATHLETICS 226 227 Baseball Title Chances Vanish with Final Game Chances for an MIAA baseball title vanished in the season finale. The loss of a doubleheader to Rolla. 6-5 and 9-6, left the Rolla Miners a game and a half ahead of the Bulldogs. Although a split in the doubleheader would have given the Bulldogs the title, NMSU was unable to hold a four run lead in both contests. The Bulldogs finished the Spring 1972 baseball season 14-9. Weather and schedule conflicts cancelled 12 en- counters. A hitting slack was bolstered by a .952 field average and a 3.16 earn- ed run average to carry the team throughout the MIAA title chase. Overall team hitting was .254, down from the .301 team batting average the previous year. The nine season triples set a new team batting record. The Bulldogs dropped two games in extra innings to Southwest Missouri State. They propelled themselves into league title contention by taking doubleheaders from Central Missouri State. Northwest Missouri State and Southwest Missouri State. Eight errors led to setbacks to William Penn and Quincy College. Dave Wehmeister, whose 18 strikeouts and 370 foot blast carried the Bulldogs to a 2-0 11 inning victory over Lincoln, was named the Most Valuable Player of the MIAA. The season ended with a victory over Parsons College—the first victory over Parsons in seven games. 228 1972 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD NMSU NMSU 7 . .. 1 3 . 8 . . Keesler Air Base . . . . . .2 3 . . 8 4 . . Bclhaven (Miss.) . . . . . . 7 1 . . Southwest Missouri . . .0 4 . . Bclhaven (Miss.) .. . . . 12 8 . . Southwest Missouri . . . 1 0 . . Southeast Missouri .. 1 3 . . 2 1 . . . 2 4 . . Central Missouri . . . . . .0 2 . . Lincoln University . .. .0 8 . . Central Missouri . . . . . . 5 5 . . Westminster College .4 0 . . Missouri Western . . . . 6 1 . . Westminster College . .0 3 . . Missouri Western . . . . 2 5 . . Missouri U. (Rolla) . .6 8 . . Northwest Missouri . .2 6 . . Missouri U. (Rolla) . .9 6 . . Northwest Missouri . . 2 2 . . Parsons College . 1 229 Bulldogs Finish Second in MIAA Competition 230 231 Golf Team Earns MIAA Runner-up Honors Consistency was the key for the five returning golf lcttermen and five newcomers as they finished a close second at the MIAA 36 hole conference meet. Only seven strokes separated the home team Southwest Missouri State and the Bulldogs at the close of the two day affair. The Purple and White placed three men in the top eight. Randy Miller tied for runnerup honors with a 144 score while Bill Daniels blazed to a 146 and was deadlocked for fourth place, and Chuck Hull fired 149 to tie for eighth place. Marty Herington chipped in with 152. Gerald Burkhalter shot 156. and Roger Utley carded 165 to complete the NMSU total of 747. In their opening encounter, the linkmen registered a score of 1490 to finish among the top twenty teams at the Miami University invitational. A balanced attack brought back-to-back conquests over Culver-Stockton followed by a strong performance at the Missouri Southern Tourney as the Bulldogs bosted all other MIAA schools to come in tenth. Double victories followed over Lincoln and Quincy, but narrow setbacks came at the hands of Southern Illinois and Western Illinois. Decisive margins carried the Bulldogs over Westminster and Chicago Loyola as they entered the MIAA conference meet with an 8-3 dual mark. Chuck Hull wrapped up his college golf career with a 9-2 dual campaign, totaling 20 points while posting a 77 average. Bill Daniels sported a 76 to garner 18 points. An 8-1-2 dual season and a 78 average was carded by Randy Miller as he ran up 20Vt points. Sophomore Marty Herington tallied 15 � points with an 80 stroke averago and a 6-2-1 mark. An 81 average was posted by Roger Utley; Gerald Burkhalter came in with an 82; Bob Ketchum was next at 84; Tom Roberts carried an 85 average. 232 GOLF TEAM: Coach Ben Pitney. Chuck Hull. Roger Utley. Marty Herington. BUI Daniels. Bob Ketchum. Rnndy Miller. Track Team Captures Twelfth Conference Outdoor trackmen captured their twelfth conference title in 14 years, outdistancing Lincoln University by 13 points. The conference title, a third place finish at the NCAA meet, and a near miss for an Olympic spot by Larry Jones highlighted the season. Don Allbritton finished sixth in the decathalon at the Florida Relays, placed first in pole vault competition at the Eastern Illinois Relay by clearing 15'. 1 and took seventh place in the decathalon at the Drake Relays. In the NCAA finals. Allbritton grabbed top honors in his specialty, the decathalon. The Cindermcn placed third at the NCAA meet by tally- ing 46 points. The mile relay of Jones. Rob Nelson, Wayne Ventling. and Bob Gonzales captured fifth place. Jones took the 400 meter competition in 45.8 seconds while Tom Geredine soared 50’. 43A in the triple jump. The conference victory at Springfield was preceded by an 87-58 conquest of the Northwest Missouri Bearcats. The other dual of the season was a Bulldog victory over Western Illinois. NMSU finished third at the triangular meet at Colum- bia. A new record was set by the mile relay team for the Eastern Illinois Relays. Three All-Americans brought home six gold mcduls at conference. Allbritton had first place honors in the high jump (6'8' a ) and the pole vault (16M a ). Jones won titles in the 220-yard dash (21.4) and the 440-yard dash (47.1). Geredine's leaps of 23’ 5' a” and 48’ 5' «” in the long jump and the triple jump put him on top of the competition. In July. Jones was one of 32 hopefuls vying for three spots to represent the United States in 400 meter competition in the Olympics. Jones hit 45.7 in the semi-finals and finished ninth—six places short of a trip to Munich. Germany. 234 235 236 237 Netmen Victorious in Ten of Final 11 Matches Coach Fontaine Piper's tennis squad battled its way to ten victories in the last 11 duals to end the spring 1972 season with a 12-6 ledger. Three newcomers and four lettcrmen competed for top positions. The team placed first, second, and ninth, respectively, at the Titan (Wisconsin), NMSU and Oral Roberts Invitationals. NMSU Netmen and Northwest Missouri State Bearcats fought to the wire at the MIAA Conference Meet held at Springfield. The numbered two and throe doubles teams sub- dued the Northwest squad to share the co-championship with Northwest. All nine finals matched NMSU and Northwest. Steve Van (21-7). Dave Meyer (25-5) and Don Martin (19-10) took top honors in singles competition. Ric Flach (14-14), Gary Randall (17-12) and Mike Terry (15-14) fell to their Bearcat opponents. After Vann-Martin (16-6 in doubles) lost at number one doubles, Flach-Randall (17-7) and Meyer- Melone (18-4) came through in tho clutch to deadlock the teams at 39 points. Six defeats in dual moets were offset with victories over Drake. Iowa State. Southern Illinois, Wostorn Illinois and Northeastern Oklahoma State. The Bulldogs tied for ninth place with four points at the NCAA College Division Cham- pionship—ten places higher than the 1971 finish. 238 TENNIS TEAM: (front row) Mike Terry. 8t«vo Vann. Gary Randall. (buck row) Fred Melone. Dave Meyer. Ric Flach. Don Martin. 239 Lipper Leads Cross Country Team to Victory A freshman-dominated Bulldog contigent rebounded from early ups-und-downs to finish 4-3 in dual competition. In the final three weeks, led by junior Linley Lipper, NMSU cap- tured the Central Missouri State Invitational, and placed se- cond in the Southwest Missouri State Invitational. They up- ended Drake University (24-33), were nipped by Northwest (44-45) for the MIAA title, and came in sixteenth at the NCAA College Division meet. Linley Lipper's four mile record of 20:53 paced Coach Gardner’s squad to a 17-42 victory over Lincoln in their season opener. Against a veteran and balanced Augustana club. Lipper and Ron Harmon placed second and third, but the Bulldogs fell. 23-37. A double triumph prevailed over Westminster (23-33) and Southern Illinois University (19-39) in the final home out- ing to lift the dual mark to 3-1. Lipper’s 25:03.5 time broke his 1971 record for five miles by 71 seconds. Tho Bulldogs dropped a squeaker to Western Illinois (26-29) and lost to Northwest (22-33) before beginning their success streak. Lipper took top honors at conference with Ron Harmon, fourth: Otto Schnarr, eleventh; Greg Ciauson, thirteenth; Joe Haakc, sixteenth; Jay Skinner, twenty-first. Lipper won in- dividual honors seven times, placed second twice and notched forty-third at the NCAA meet. 240 Lincoln University 42 NMSU 17 Augustana College 23 37 Southern Illinois 39 19 Westminster College 33 23 Western Illinois 26 29 Northwest Missouri 22 33 Drake University 33 24 Central Missouri Invitational-First Southwest Missouri Invitational-Second MIAA Conference Meet-Second NCAA College Division Meet-Sixteenth (Low score wins) 241 Bulldog’s With New Coach Finish Season 6-4-1 Under the direction of first year mentor Randel Lukehart. the Purple and White outscored their opponents 236 to 107. shutout four teams and compiled a 6-4-1 season record. Three of the four losses and the tie were in conference games, however, leaving the Bulldogs with a fourth place finish in the M.I.A.A. Coach Lukehart came to NMSU in April, 1972. from South Shelby High School where his teams compiled a 47-7-1 record over five years. Lukehart was assisted by Russell Kir- by. defensive coach, and Larry Clemens who directed the offensive line. Implementing the Wing-T offensively and a small, but quick defensive unit, the team defeated Missouri Western 27- 0. The Bulldog defense allowed only 78 yards in the air and held the Griffons to a minus eight yards on the ground. NMSU rolled over Central Methodist 42-0. Marv Robin- son gained 86 yards on the ground, caught four passes for 77 yards and scored twice. Linebacker Harold James intercepted three enemy passes, and nose guard Warren Whitis recovered three Eagle fumbles. Harding College defeated the Bulldogs 31-20 at Stokes Stadium. The setback was the first in 9 games and in 13 home contests. John Scripsick booted 27 and 40-yard field goals by successfully kicking his 35th and 36th. Tom Gcredinc hauled in six passes for 137 yards. Gaining revenge for the only loss of the 1971 campaign, the Purple Pack whitewashed State College of Arkansas 28-0. Geoff Engen. senior quarterback, hit on 9 of 20 passing attempts for 153 yards. The Bulldogs scored 21 of their 28 points in the second half described by Coach Lukehart as The best 30 minutes of football we’ve played this year.” A one yard plunge in the first minute of the fourth quarter. Elliott added the final tally. The Bulldogs spoiled Wayne State's homecoming with a 44-0 triumph. The Purple and White tallied 27 points in the final quarter. Lenvil Elliott scored from the one-yard line. Tom Gcredinc brought in a six-yard pass for six. Bob Robin- son scampered 11 yards to paydirt and Rodney O’Bryan pick- ed off a Tartar pass and raced 37 yards to score. The Bulldogs completed 15 passes for 145 yards, and intercepted five passes. 1972 BULLDOGS: (front row) A1 Fulton. Lonvil Elliott. Stove Franklin. Kevin Miller. Darrow Darrell. Ted Gallion. Randy Ball. Dale Gildehaus. Tom Geredine. Mike Scott. Marv Robinson. Willie Ackers, (second row) Mike McClintock. Tom Roberts. Gary Doss. Gooff Engon. Rodney O'Bryan. Ken Eitelmnn. Kent Sincox. Dave Waterkotte. Ted Hunt. Merlin Bell. Mark Turner. Craig OSadnlck. (third row) Tom Buekcr. John Scripsick. Warren Whitis. Tony Tosl. Chuck Boothby, Joe Freeman. Randy Smith. Dave Fleer. Mike Curran. Ralph Creed. Wayne Chamberlain. John Whitlock, (fourth row) Rick Tippett. Joe Ream. Tom Williamson. Gary Evans. Bob Robinson. Monte Carr. Mark Uthlaut. Kirk Luokon. Bill Harmon. Rick Elcholz, Dan Dillon. Bill Griffin. Daryl Rinne. (fifth row) Dennis Baldwin. Mike Bays. Jim Payne. Nate Derrell. Darryl Franklin. Harold James. Grog Morton. Ray Inge. Jerry Stieferman. Steve Wilmesherr. Chuck Reighard. Burt Chevalier, (back row) Student Trainer. Mark Parmenter. Trainer 8am Nugent. Defensive Coach Russell Kirby. Head Coach Randel Lukehart. Offensive Line Coach Larry Clemens. Graduate Assistant Bob Gibson. Graduate Assistant Aubrey John- son. Graduate Assistant Phillip Adam. 242 243 MIAA Victory, Tie Precede Homecoming Loss NMSU was victorious over pre-season favorite Southeast Missouri State 21-14. Nate Derrell’s pass theft in the final 23 seconds halted a last minute threat by the In- dians. Lenvil Elliott chalked up 196 yards in 20 carries and raced 76 yards for the winning touchdown. Craig O’Sadnick had 16 tackles and a fumble recovery and Tom Gcredine topped Mike Berentes’ standard for career pass yardage with 1.667 yards. The Bulldogs were heavily favored to defeat the Central Missouri Mules, but the game ended in a 7-7 tie during the rain-drenched contest. Central's sole tally came on a punt return by Walter Rhone who later was voted the MIAA's most valuable player. The game was decided in the last play when the pigskin hit the crossbar and bounced back onto the field during a 50-yard field goal attempt by John Scripsick. All scoring came in the second quarter. NMSU scored on a fake field goal attempt as Geoff Engen fired a three yard scoring toss to Mike Scott. The Bulldog defense led by A1 Fulton and Tom Roberts limited the Mules to 119 yards. The Northwest Missouri Bearcats took possession of the hickory stick after defeating NMSU 10-0 at the Homecoming contest. Jim Albin of the Bearcats netted 196 yards and the only touchdown of the game. The Purple and White found the Bearcat defense unpenetrable; they were held to 12 yards rushing and hit on only 4 out of 22 passes. Despite giving up 321 yards, four passes were intercepted and Craig O'Sadnick and Dave Waterkotte totalled 25 tackles. NMSU remained in contention for the MIAA title by- defeating Southwest Missouri 20-7. Lenvil Elliott scored all three touchdowns with runs of 51. 48. and 41 yards. Three pass interceptions halted the Bears' threats and dampened Southwest’s homecoming. CHEERLEADERS: (front row) Joan Ferguson. Joan Water . Debbio Whito. Sharon Wheeler. Melinda Booth. Julio Madsen, (back row) David Crawford. John Clemons. Doug Bachman. Paul Garnett. John Life. Dan Weillenwaber. 244 245 NMSU SCOREBOARD 72 OPPONENTS 27 . . . . Missouri Western . . 0 42 . . . . Central Methodist 20 . . . . Harding College (Arkansas) . 31 28 . . . . State College of Arkansas . . 0 44 . . . . Wayne State (Michigan) . . 0 21 .. . . Southeast Missouri State . 14 7 . . . . Central Missouri State 0 .. . . Northwest Missouri State . 10 20 . . . . Southwest Missouri State . . 7 6 . . . . Lincoln University - 10 21 . . . . University of Missouri (Rolls) . 28 246 Eight Seniors Earn All Conference Honors Conference title hopes vanished after a 10-6 loss to Lin- coln University. The Blue Timers scored on a 30-yard field goal in the second period and led 10-0 at half-time with a 12- yard passing score minutes later. The Purple and White scored on a touchdown run by Lenvil Elliott in the final ten minutes of the game with the point after unsuccessful. In the season finale, the ’Dogs were beaten 28-21 in Rolla's first victory over NMSU since 1955. Seven pass thefts and four fumble recoveries paved the way to a game lopsided in favor of the Bulldogs in every statistic but the score. The Miners scored a touchdown in the first quarter in nine plays, then a 21-yard pass from Tom Williamson to Tom Gcredine in the end zone enabled the Purple and White to tie it at seven all. Another Miner tally put them ahead 14-7 at the half. Rolla put another seven on the board in the third quarter but two Bulldog touchdowns knotted the game at 21-21. Although A1 Fulton recovered a fumble in the final 45 seconds, an NMSU pass was picked off and returned to the NMSU two yard line. A one-yard plunge by Rolla with 12 seconds left on the clock finished the game. Eight of the fifteen Bulldogs who completed their last season of play earned All-Conference honors. Lenvil Elliott. Tom Geredine, Dale Gildehaus. and A! Fulton placed on first team while Randy Ball and Kevin Miller were on the second team. Nate Derrell and Steve Franklin were included on the honorable mention list. A1 Fulton and Craig O’Sadnick were honorable mention for All-American honors. Lenvil Elliott was runnerup in the MIAA in scoring and rushing until an injury prevented him from playing in the season finule. 247 Basketball Squad Completes Season 12-13 Despite capturing 9 of 12 home basketball contests. Coach Willard Sims’ squad did not repeat home court ex- periences when on the road and finished the season 12-13 with a fifth place tie with Central Missouri State in the MIAA title race. Co-captain Lou Gregory totalled 364 points for the season and a four-year mark of 1049. Gregory had a 14.6 scoring average. He was joined by co-captains Mike Church and Jim Magrudcr in the quest for an MIAA title, but those hopes vanished when the season ended with two vic- tories out of seven contests. The campaign ended with a 14- point loss to Rockhurst College, but was followed with victories over Arkansas Tech. 97-58. and Eastern Illinois. 89-74. G. V. Saffarans pumped in 19 points in the Arkansas Tech game—the season home opener. A combination of Gregory’s 19 points and Ron Man- darino's 10 assists led to Eastern Illinois' dofeat. The 'Dogs lost a five- point lead against Quincy College in the closing three minutes and the Hawks slipped by 65-64. A return engagement with Eastern Illinois resulted in the Bulldog’s sole road trip victory. An 85-74 loss to Missouri Western was turned into a Bulldog victory because the opponents had an ineligible player. Mike Church’s 13 markers and Bobbie Brown’s 13 points were in- strumental in an 88-79 triumph over Central Methodist. The Red Raiders of Texas Tech hosted the Bulldogs. It was the first time the two teams had met on the court. Southern hospitality seemed to end as the contest started and the ’Dogs went to defeat 96-70. Despite a 28 point performance by G. V. Saffarrans, Northwest Missouri subdued the Bulldogs 85-72 in the open- ing round of the MIAA tournament at Springfield. Saffarans continued with his opening game performance as the 'Dogs defeated Southwest Baptist and Southeast Missouri State. Southwest Missouri State upended favored Lincoln University for the title. Southeast Missouri State gained revenge for the tournament loss with an 80-71 victory, and the Rolla Miners nipped NMSU 78-75. Bulldog victories resumed as Western Illinois and Lincoln University fell to Sims’ squad. A second half spree by Southwest resulted in a Bulldog loss, but preceded victories over Central Missouri State and Northwest Missouri State. The Rolla Miners dealt the ’Dogs another defeat, but that loss was offset by a victory over Southeast Missouri State. The Bulldogs ended the final home game victorious over Quincy College. Lincoln University stretched its home winning streak to 22 in a 106-82 victory over NMSU. and the Bearcats ended the season 2-1 with a 90-74 verdict. Lee Smith led the Bulldogs in rebounding with 199, G. V. Saffarrans was second in scoring with 302 while co- captain Gregory was lead scorer. 248 BASKETBALL SQUAD: Rod Bishop, Jim Blaydes. Bobbie Brown. Jorry Buhr. Dave Cecil. Mike Church. Jack Dempsey. Dave Fouch. Bob Fuka. Tim Gcnz. Lou Gregory. Greg Henry. Tom Johnson. Ken Libby. Jim Magruder, Ron Mandnrino. Jack O'Dear. Craig Patterson. Tom Pausche. Ted Petchell. Dean Pink. Randy Reed. Dennis Roberts. George SuXfarrans. Mark 8cip. Lee 8mith. Bill Soderman. Mike Waters. Bob Young. 249 VARSITY BA8KETBALL SQUAD: Head Coach Willard Sims. Assistant Coach Bon Pitney. Jim Blaydes. Bobbie Brown. Dave Cecil. Mike Church. Lou Gregory. Jim Magruder. Ron Mandarino. Tom Pausche. Ted Pctchell. George SafTarrans. Mark Soip, Leo Smith. 250 Bulldog’s Capture 9 Of 12 Home Contests 251 NM8U OPPONENT8 62 Rockhurat 76 97 Arkansas Toch 58 89 Eastern Illinois 74 64 Quincy 65 82 Eastern Illinois 74 88 Central Methodist 79 70 Texas Tech 96 Tit Northwest Missouri 85 78 Southwost Baptist 70 75 Southeast Missouri 73 71 Southeast Missouri 80 76 U. of Missouri (Rolls) 78 62 Western Illinois 64 81 Lincoln U. 62 66 Southwest Missouri 78 79 Central Missouri 78 90 Northwest Missouri 84 76 U. of Missouri (Rolls) 89 94 Southeast Missouri 80 84 Central Missouri 93 71 Southwest Missouri 86 92 Quincy 78 82 Lincoln U. 106 74 Northwest Missouri 90 252 Church, Gregory, Magruder Captain Squad 253 Wrestlers Place Fifth At MIAA Meeting Senior co-captain Jay Gassman (23-8). a mainstay of the NMSU squad, won a 9-0 decision for third place honors at the MIAA conference meeting although the team placed fifth. Dave Peters dropped an 8-7 decision for third place while Ralph Creed placed fourth in a 9-3 loss. Glenn Dehart, who participated in the NCAA College Division Championships at South Dakota State University, bowed to Northwest’s Kent Jorgensen. 17-1, for the 167 pound title. Jorgensen was selected as the most valuable player of the tournament: he had won in his weight class for the past three years at con- ference. Central Missouri set two records by crowning 7 in- dividual champions and totaling 105' a points to outdistance Northwest’s 90 points. The young wrestling team opened its campaign at the All-American Tournament at St. Louis and won 13 of 27 matches. Gassman set a meet record with a 20 second pin against Rolla’s Underhill and was runner-up at 126. Mike Burton finished fourth. Gassman. Dave Scott. Glenn Dehart, and A1 Schneider won decisions against Parsons College despite a 22-15 setback. The Bulldogs nipped Meramec Community College 26- 20 before being defeated by MacMurray College 26-16 and University of Illinois 27-6. Northeast was third at the quadrangular at Illinois State University as Dave Peters. Scott. Dehart, and Schneider captured runner-up honors while Gassman won his match. The Purple and White closed out December with a 2-4 dual mark os they handled Graccland 30-12, after Morningside College had triumphed 33-15. In between a seventh and a tenth place finish at Northwest’s and Southwest Missouri State University’s In- vitationals. Clemens’ crew was trounced by “Athletes in Ac- tion” 38-14. Northwest Missouri State, 30-7, and University of Missouri (Columbia) 38-3. Top ranked Central defeated the 'Dogs 36-6 but NMSU retaliated by subduing Lincoln 42-9 winning five matches by forfeit. Gassman and Dehart notchod double wins in the last two meets. The number one ranked junior college. Northern Iowa Community College, showed its power taking 9 of 10 matches in a 41-3 thrashing. Again the Purple and White rebounded and topped Southwest 27-17 as Schneider came home with 10-8 and 11-4 decisions. In their home finale Southern Illinois University prevailed over NMSU 28-21. The University of Nebraska-Omaha handed the squad a 31-11 defeat and the Bulldogs finished 4-11 in duals for the season. 2b4 WRESTLING SQUAD: (front row) Mark Littroll. Jay Gutman. Louie Ligouri. Dave Potor� . Dave 8cott. (back row) Ralph Crocd. Mike Burton. Glenn Dehart. Al Schneider. Dan Luckey. Coach Larry Clemen� . 255 Gassman Finishes 23-8; Third in MIAA 2i 6 2i 7 Trackmen Earn 13th MIAA Indoor Title For the 13th time in 15 years. Coach Kenneth Gardner’s trackmen won the MIAA indoor conference title. NMSU ac- cumulated 72' a points to Lincoln's 63 and Southeast’s 40' . Three of the eight new records set were by the Bulldogs: Larry Jones' 49 second clocking: in the 440 yard dash: Linley Lipper’s 9:23.2 time in the two mile run; Tom Geredine’s 47 5 leap in the triple jump. Other first place finishes were Dennis Littrell’s high jump mark of 6 6 and Lipper’s mile timed in 4:15.9. Both the one and two-mile broke the old conference records but were second to Lincoln and Southeast quartets respectively. Seven other seconds, one fourth, and five fifths were instrumental for the 'Dogs to edge by the Lincoln Blue Tigers. The indoor campaign opened at Des Moines in the Robert Karcnes Invitational. NMSU placed in 12 of the 17 events but not higher than third including Geredine's long leap of 23 '23 a The University of Illinois won its six-team in- vitational with 88 points as the Bulldogs totalled 32 for fourth. Mike Frazier equalled his best pole vault of the season at 14 for one of two second place finishes: the other second place was Lipper’s 4:13.6 mile run. Jones. Geredine and Lipper picked up thirds as did the mile relay team composed of Bob Gonzales. Wayne Ventling. Hardie Smith, and Larry Jones. The Purple and White ventured twice to Iowa. Drake University swept by the squad 101-39, while the University of Iowa. NMSU and the University of Northern Iowa squared off in a triangular with the Hawkeyes winning with 74. NIU scored 53 and NMSU totalled 45. Jones raced to his fastest 440 and tied Iowa’s Big Ten ace Dick Eisenlaucr’s time 48.8 but finished second. Lipper broke the two-mile record he set earlier at 9:31.5 and ran the second best indoor mile for the 'Dogs at 4:11.8. Geredine was a double winner in his two specialties-long jump and triple jump. Wayne Ventling was also in the 600 yard dash. Seventeen teams participated in the Missouri Inter- collegiate Meet at Columbia. Jones broke the flcldhouse record in the 440 and anchored the mile relay team to win. At Macomb. Western Illinois topped NMSU by a 78-51 verdict. Jones’ 7.2 in the 70-yard dash tied the track record. Hardie Smith ran his fastest 600-yard run 1:14.6. The ’Dogs picked up six firsts, four seconds and oight thirds. Senior trackmen now look to professional, football careers. A1 Fulton. Hardie Smith. Tom Geredine and Lcnvil Elliott were selected in round 10 by the Cleveland Browns. Five All-Americans: Jones, Gonzales. Littrell, Ventling and Geredine were drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the fourth round. INDOOR TRACK 8QUAD: (front row) Hardie 8mlth. Otto Schnarr. Jim Crowe. Billy Taiton. Mike Malloy. Larry Jones. Bob Gonzales, Tim Hayes. Bon Ponnlnfcton. Glenn Crawford. Orek Clauson. Marv Robinson, (back row) Linley Lipper. Ron Harmon. A1 Fulton. Joe Haake. Tom Ward. Bill Loffler. Ron Mahmens, Mark Payne. Wayne Vontllng. Gary Evans. Tom Geredine. Joe Rodgers. Mike Fraser, Gary Bowne, Pat Kodley. Mlko Edwards, Jay 8kinner. Mike Orscheln. Jim Sayers. 258 259 Phi Sigma Epsilon Wins Intramural Trophy The 1972 Spring Men's Intramural trophy was captured by Phi Sigma Ep- silon fraternity. The all-school trophy was awarded to the team compiling the most points in intramural competition. Lonnie Thompson, a Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity member, won the free throw title making 24 out of 25 foul shots. The NMSU Faculty team won the basketball championship. 47-39. defeating the All-Stars. In the tug-of-war competition, the light weight winners were the Aggies, and the heavy weight victors were the Aztecs. Tein-Ging Wang took three honors in table tennis. Doug Gehelein won the all-school trophy for singles while Kurt Marin and Tom Ping won the doubles contest. Sam Khumsopha took the in- dependent singles school trophy in bad- minton and teamed up with Y. Ninsom- bom for all-school doubles. The doubles all-school trophy went to Bob Gorzynski and Jim Evans. 260 261 262 Seaman Wins Marathon Run In Spring Track The four-and-onc-half mile spring marathon run went to Lowell Seaman with a 25:43 clocking. Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity came in first in the track and field meet held in April. BBWC won the 880 relay while Phi Sigma Epsilon cap- tured the coed relay and the Plymouth Rocks topped the 440 hurdle relay. A1 Herrman won top place in the 100-yard dash and the long jump. Tom Paushc was first in the high jump and Dan Miller first in shotput competition. Rick Daniels in the 220, Kutmas in the 440. Selby in the 880. and Darrell Fetneau in the mile run all placed first. Billy Tartan placed first in the 120 yard low hurdles. Bob Lewis won the singles all-school trophy in horseshoes while Tom Jordan and John Scripsick were winners of the all-school trophy for doubles. 263 Men’s Intramurals Provide Competition The Sig Tau Hammerheads defeated the Phi Sig Masters in the fleetball championship game 33 to 24. The Phi Lambda Chi Aztecs outpullcd the Sig Tau Hammerheads in the fall tug-of-war in two straight pulls in 1:17 and 1:16 in the heavy-weight division. The Masters took only two tugs to up- end the THE Knights. Bob Logan covered the 1.7 mile Turkey Day cross country run in 8:35 to capture winning honors. The PSE Masters swept the all-sports title in volleyball but were overwhelmed by the powerful Iranians for the all-school trophy in three games 15-9. 15-2. 15-11. The Plymouth Rocks topped the team standings in in- tramural wrestling. The Sig Taus were 5 points behind with the Phi Sigs and TKE's placing third and fourth respectively. Individual winners included: Terry May (128), Tony Whitaker (134). John Ligouri (142), Steve Rogers (150). Dan Lange (158). Steve Grenier (167), Ron Vcn Horst (177). Dennis Baldwin (190), and Greg Swanson (heavyweight). Wendell Kilian won the independent singles title in ten- nis by defeating Gary Glahn in 6-4. 6-1 scores. Glahn and Kilian teamed to capture the independent doubles 6-1. 6-1 over Mike Church and Jim Magrudor. Again the twosome squared off against the all-sports double champs. Deon and Ken Johanning, for the all-school title and were victorious. Steve Johnston took the all-sports singles but Wendell Kilian was unbeatable and won the match for the all-school trophy. The handball competition followed. Kurt Marin paired up with Dave Mayer for the independent doubles trophy after Marin topped the singles competition. Tom Jordan won the all-school singles and teamed with G. V. Saffarans for the doubles cham- pionship. Co-ed badminton and table tennis were also begun on a trial basis in cooperation with the yearly co-ed volleyball tournament won by the Dukums. 264 265 Iranians Capture All-School Championship ALL-SCHOOL CHAMPIONS: (front row) Slamak Khalvati, Karim Humcdani. and Mohamad Karimi. (back row) Shahrlar Pourbahraml. Bljan Mahori. Sohrab Khosravanl. Haasan Poraakia, and Coach Iraj Kohzadi. INTRAMURAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT WINNERS: Greg Swanson. Dennis Baldwin. Ron Ven Horst. Steve Grenier, Dan Lange. Steve Rogers. John Ligouri. Tony Whitaker, and Terry May. 266 267 Women’s Participation in Athletics Increases Women’s participation in sports have increased in all areas as they began to compete on a collegiate level more ac- tively than before. Last spring the extramural tennis team began sports competition with a new coach and with only one team returnee. In their opener at Quincy. Kathy Hermsen and Vicki Gilliatt brought home the only victory, in doubles competition, as they were nudged out in three single matches and two other double contests. Kathy Hermsen was victorious three times at a Central Tournament before being ousted 8-6 in the semi-finals. Kathy Taylor and Vicki Gilliatt chalked up two wins before they bow- ed out. In doubles, the Hermsen-Gilliatt duet beat Central Missouri State and Bolinger then lost to the University of Missouri. At State competition. Kathy Hermsen made it all 268 the way to the finals but dropped a close 4-6, 3-6 verdict to her opponent. The Gilliatt and Taylor duo were knocked off in the semi-finals as was the doubles team. The softball squad had to battle the weather and con- flicts in a shortened schedule. They did play Southwest but came out on the short end. Against Southeast, rain halted the game early and forced cancellation. The women’s track team met Northwest at Maryville and scored five points—three in high jump, one in 880 relay and one in the shotput. At state competition they garnered twelve points in a meet where all but one event had new records set. Intramural softball was composed of 22 teams in a dou- ble elimination tournament. The EXIGS took the title with a forfeit win over Flynn’s Flyers. Mary Flynn competed at the state golf tourney placing fourth. 269 WOMEN TENNI8 TEAM: (front row) Kathy Taylor. Kathy Harmaen. (back row) Vicki Oilllatt. Diane Hue ing. Coach Mary Farwall. ‘A’ Squad Has Perfect Nontourney Season The women's extramural basket- ball team had a perfect season in non- tournament action. The A” squad, led by the scoring of Jo Beth Gardine and Brenda Winklcman, rolled over Quincy College and Meramec Community College twice. Lindcnwood College. Southeast Missouri State. Central Iowa College, Central Methodist and the University of Missouri (Columbia). The team placed third at the Graccland tour- nament. Central Missouri State and Northwest Missouri State handed NMSU defeats in the state tournament battle, and the team finished fourth. The “B team tallied a 7-1 mark with Lcann Paulsen and Pam McVay leading the scoring. Strength of the competition prevented the field hockey team from placing during season play. A fifth place finish was registered in state competi- tion. Volleyball season was shortened due to schcdulo conflicts. Tho “A squad defeated Quincy College while the “B” team dropped its contest. At the tourna- ment at Cottey College the volleyball squad finished sixth. GIRLS EXTRAMURAL BASKETBALL: (front row) Celeste Knierim. Brenda Winklemam. Pam McVay. Jan Fischer. Coach Kathy Austin, (second row) Jan Langholz. Barb Alexander. Carole Rowland. Tarry Parrish. Jo Both Gardine. Bertha Scaboldt. (back row) Leann Paulsen. Dana Moun- tain. Becky Prewitt. Vickey Ott. Elaine Daniels. Sherry Lile. 270 271 Women Compete In Varied Sports Events 273 LIVING UNITS 27 l 27b Men’s Council Initiates Rental Of Refrigerators The Men’s Dorm Council initiated an open dorms program in September. Activities sponsored by the organization were bike registration in the fall, a homecoming decorating contest between men’s dorms, two movies, a spring dance and an an- nual car rally. Other projects included refrigerator renting, working with the SCEC selling POW bracelets and publicizing Homecoming activities. New for the council was the formation of the Combined Councils to better the relations between men and women dorm and acquiring an office in Missouri Hall. Officers were president Rick Ahn. vice-president Carl Giger and secretary-treasurer Stan Mitchell. MEN S DORM COUNCIL: (front row) Stan Mitchell. Rick Ahn. Carl Olger. (second row) Jim Roberts. Larry Madsen. Jim Carmichael. 8cott Stanford, (back row) Jack Herschbach. Joe Jones, Howard Fish. Scott Kirkland. Richard Powers. Kavan Stull. N3d 276 Women’s Council Coordinates Open Dorms The initiation of open dorms was the Women’s Dorm Council’s major project. Other activities for the organization included sponsoring of a Christmas party, decorating the dorms for Homecoming, buying supplies and organizing competition between dorms for donations to the Bloodmobilc. A safety project for the council was setting up escape routes in the dorms for emergency use. Officers for the organization were presidents Anita Ridge and Jean Cnossen and vice-presidents Carole Rowland and Lorretta Lamb. WOMEN’S DORM COUNCIL: (front row) Carole Rowland. Anita Ridffe. Joan Cnossen. Lorretta Lamb, (second row) Jean Kattelmann. Donna Parris. Joyce Sanders. Judy Nesselhauf. Jannan Hetze). Novalee Arnold, Olenda Eastwood, Karen Hobbs, (back row) Mary McIntyre. Treva Graber. Becky May. Sharon Stevenson. Donna Niday. Diane Alfred. Paulette Srhulte. Vicki Harrison. 277 Head Residents, R.A.’s Aid Dorm Students HEAD RE8IDF.NT8: (front row) Rachael Nally. Florence Waller. Wilma Payne, (second row) Lucy 8yers. Evelyn Frankenfeld. Evanolle Paradise, (back row) Eunice Stevenson, Alice Wlftfcins. Wilma 8cott. 278 RESIDENT ASSISTANTS: (front row) Regena Bell. Marie Yahn. Caron Jones. Brenda Yu. Cynthia Masukawa. Janet Dean. Sharon Rcuding. (second row) Randy Miller. Pam Druger. Connie Graham. Peggy Kabuss. Lorry Lamb. Judy Billings. Joy Franklin, (back row) Mike Bailey. Augustus Mecca. Lloyd Hammonds. Greg Gasser. Brad Asay, Walt Campbell, Mike Baker. Hardic T. Smith. Muhmood Mazandaranian. 279 280 On-Campus Housing Provides ‘Togetherness’ 2a i NMSU Offers Students 5 Residence Halls 282 283 Dorm Life Provides Opportunity To Relax 285 Married Students Live At Campbell, Fair jssSkss SSSSSESR - wn««aufSm Jiimi 2 287 288 Off Campus Living’s Means Responsibilities 289 290 Off Campus Pastimes Vary 291 29 2 Socializing Thrives In Off-Campus Living 293 City Apartments Become Homes To Many 294 295 STUDENTS 296 297 Graduates Susan Andrews Gustavo Appeltauer James Barnett Janice Baxter Nancy Briegel Norma Chen Lois Creason John Finley Elizabeth Galcy Jerry Gregory John Grice Michael Halterman Raymond Hartz Thomas Hilbert Soon Hong Charles Hunt Wu Kwo-Kuung Jamos Mary Kline Celeste Knierim David Lndemann Angela Loonc Linda Lewman Tzyy-Sheng Lin 298 Austin McBee Judith McChesney Ginny McMains Joan Mitchell Harold Morgan Jacquelyn Ogdon Eugene Sheng-Shih Penn Marjorie Roderick Nancy Rogers Kenneth Rush Sonia Schechtman Jenny Lihching Shcu Charles Singleton Frank Sladck. Jr. Charlotte Smith Perry SwofTord David Tanner Kathryn Tyler Annette Van Dyke Clarion Vorspille C. Howard Wade Joseph Kwang-Wu Wang Linda Wells Joy Whitacre Jammie Yung 299 Class Of 1973 Row One: Abernathy. Jean E. Physical Education ASA. Chaplain. WRA. Student Mnlini Student Union B««rd: PEM. VP: Drake Rela . Qu«n: Purple Parker: Who'� Who Abraham. Patricia Special Education Drltn Zoln: Elrm Major Choru : C mpu Voluat r . Adam. Frod Physics Tab Kappa Kpatlon. Pr . Adams. Nancy Rae Physical Education PF.M: WRA: H� keibaH; Softball Adamson. Dennis J. Political Sclrace a«b. Row Two: Adamson. Sheila Adkins. B. Colone Ahee. Lou Ann Politico! Sclent Club. Ahn. Rick SCEC: Men'� Dorm Council Akefi. Morteza Row Thro©: Albertson, Stoven Thomas Lambda Alpha Eptlloa Alexander. Stanley E. Amidei. Robert M. Political Science Clsb. Ancell. Diane Frances Orel K: Elem. Major Choru Political Science Elementary Education Psychology Political Science Industrial Occupation Law Enforcement Sociology Political Science Elementary Education Special Education : Cera blend Councils Committo . Anderson. Arlys Ann Elementary Education Elen. Major Choru.: M8TA NEA. VP: ACE. VP. Row Four: Anderson. Dennis Lee Business Administration lias Admin Club: Acacia Anderson. Patricia L. Krt|C 4� h Club. Trt� . Anderson. Rodney Dean Af untliif Club. Andresen. Dawn L. Andrews. Alice Elizabeth 8PO. English Accounting Physical Education Speech Pathology Row Five: Andrews. Pamela Kae Speech Pathology Rand. Choru : Clarinet Choir. 8PO: Alpha Phi 8l«ma. Ansari. All H. Business Administration Arenas. Jesse Augustine Law Enforcement Land. Alpha Kptllon Appeltauer, Karen M. Psychology. Spanish Orchralra: Reetance Language Club: Cardinal K j-; Alpha Phi Sigma: P cholog Ctab: Wooduiad E� � rmbl . Armstrong, David Business Administration Ba . Admin Ctab. 300 Row One: Arner. Gary Lee Physical Education Wmlllac Arnold. Sharon M. Physical Education Asay. Brad LeRoy Zoology. Law Enforcement Asher. Linda Kay Home Economics Coll «1al. « II. c :h « B.u T� u i .«. Asper. Dennis Loo Law Enforcement Lambda Alpha Kptllon. VP Row Two: Avis. Homor Benton Zoology Axtholm, Janet Elementary Education MKTA-NKA: Kl.nv M� Jor.Chc.ro. Alpha Ph 8lCma: 8lod.nl Man t«r . Ayers. Charles McMichael Industrial Education Phi La aMa Chi: 8lod.nl Union Board: Indo.trlal Art. Club. Ayres. Paul L. Physical Education Phi Lambda Chi; IFC. Ayers. Philip Thomas Biology Alpha Oammi Hh© Row Threo: Bailey. Stanley Russell Physical Education Baker. James K. Business Administration Pti Kappa Tbrta. Pro. . IFC. VP. 8lod.nl Ravi.� Board. P.lltlon. Comml lira. Slod.rl Sanal. Baker. Jennifer L. Mathematics HI Tin Kappa: 8lod.nl Uak-a Hoard: Kappa Mu Epsilon. Inter- pr t.r. Thralra: H8U: Uni. Plaj.ra: Phi Lam LJUl. 81. ‘ Baker. Kathy Recreation Carapu VolanUor.: Della Zrla. Baker. Leona Renee Biology A.aoc. of Black Collrrlnn.. Slums Gamma Rho: Pask.ll.sk Council: Y 4ir« Ofnvxrali Row Four: Ball, Donna Marie Elementary Education EUm.nlary Majors Ckmn; ACK. Ball. Robert Randall Physical Education 8lK na Tsu Oamma: Varalljr Clob. VP: Football Barnes, Linda Jean Elementary Education WRA. M8TANEA ACE. Ktomralary Majora Choro. Barnett, Connie Jean Home Economics Alpha 8lcma Tao. H : CUfflsI. « H, Pro.; Colhocon: M8TA NEA. Barnhill, Carman Sally Business Education 301 Class Of 1973 Row Ono: Barrett. Margaret Physical Education WKA: PEM. Bartlett. Joann English SlftM Stem 8l«ma. Prea: Student Union IU«rd Baumann. Norma Jean Biology KI no Zet Baumgartnor. Mary Ann Business Education Beale. James R. Industrial Education Row Two: Becker. Cheryl Lea Elementary Education EUm. Mtjwi Cb ru . BSU. ACE Becker, Prank E. AJpkn Gamma B� . At Club: BSU. Beckert. Charley Ed Beeman. Marilyn Kappa Mu Eptlke- Behle. David Paul Ee ll h Club: MSTA SKA Row Three: Behrens. Shlrla Elementary Education Belew. Thomas Psychology Pcotball. Ba.eball. Vela Ct«b: P.yeh Club. SCEC: Campu. Voluntoera. Bell. Regena Kae Elementary Education 8l«ma Alpha lain. Trust.: Band. Trea .: Orehoatra: Dorm RA. Bellemaro. Ronald O. Accounting Account 1st Club: Ve� 'a CUb. Bonn, James Perry Business Administration Phi Mu Alphn. Trent : But Admin. Club: Bund: Clarinet Choir: Choc� .: CACTOR8. Agriculture Sociology Mathematics English Row Four: Bennett. Kitty Jo Business Education PI Oaaetrn Pi. Pret. Alpha Phi 8l ma: Cardinal Key. Bee. WKA: M8TANEA Benskin. Darlene Sue Business Education WKA. ToMhdouu Olrl. Bird. Rebecca Ann History Campu Volunteer . See. Ill.toeKnl Sotlely: Phi Alpha Thotn Blakely, Joan Marie ACE. Blanchard. Brenda J. Row Five: Bledsoe. Frances Ktpp« Omlcron Phi: ColfcKdB Bloigh. Bally W. Indu.lrlal Art Club. Special Education Sociology Home Economics Industrial Education Bode. Elaine C. English MSTA NEA: SYNAPSE. Editor: Student Union Board: Student Senate Committee . Who' Wbe: Jr. Claa Marshall. Bognar. Steve Industrial Occupations Industrial Art Club. See Bond, Michael David Sis ua Tau Oaramn- Row Six: Bowers. Leslie Bowman. Kathloon Boyd. Oretchen Knell ah Club: WKA: MSTA NKA Art Education Art Education Biology English Bozler. Douglas Donald Accounting Bradshaw, Lois Elaine 8poeial Education Row Seven: Bragg. Thomas Arthur Biology Brammer, Norman 8. Business Administration Breuer, Patricia Vocational Home Economics Colhoeoa. Reporter. Brice. Lana Physical Education WRA. PEM Bright. Charles E. English. Speech. Drama Uni Player . Pro . Orrhe.tr� . Ice llouae Theatre: INDEX. 302 Row One: Bros . Leo Warren Vrt'a Club. A«ooatln« Oib. Brower. Debblo Ann Brown. Audrle Colhrroa: WRA Accounting Homemaking Vocational Homo Economics Brown, Charles Business Education Brown. Danny LaVerne Business Administration Row Two: Brown, Janet 8ue Vocational Home Economics Colhecoa: Kappa OmKron flu Brown. Judy C. Brown. Leo Francis Bruno. Judith A. Brzuszkiewlcz. Arlene WRA: PEM. Row Three: Buckman. Carl E. Special Education Business Administration Accounting Physical Education Business Administration Stem Tau O.mo,. Vrt. Club. APO. IIu% Admin. Club. Buesser. Steven Michael Physical Education Buff. Susanne Elementary Education Bundy. Cheryl A. Accounting Bunten. Randall W. Economics Row Four: Burgeols. Sharon Lee Elementary Education ACE M8TANKA; Alpha Slcma Oamma: Etrm Choru.; Ouv%4 Dull Burghoff, Mary Carolyn History PM Alpha That� . Hint; Ml.lortraJ Korlrty; CDA: Dorn Ccunrtl; Currxulum Ctutll; Choru. Burkemper. Susan Elaine Physical Education KU-m. Mlfma Sltfm� K .1� «� % WRA Burns. Edith Elementary Education Burns. Judith Angeline Elementary Education ACE. MSTA NEA Row Five: Burse. Billy Joe Industrial Arts NEMO Slns-ra. CACTOR8. Induatrlsl Art. CJub; Ph. Mn Alpha. Drill Tram Burton. Michael D. Chomlstry. Biology W'rratllnx. APO; Alpha Phi Rljrma: Sigma Tau Gamma Src. Stu- deat 8rnalr. 8l(ma Zola; Who'� Who; Blur Krj Bush. Charllsa Lea Vocational Home Economics Buxtor. Gregory Glenn History Butay. Anacleto Elementary Education Football Maaacrr 303 Class Of 1973 Row One: Byars, Keith Accounting: VrMMIni CM: Hlue Kuy. Truaa: Alpha PM Hl m« Byrum. Clara Art Education Alpha PM Stirma: ASOB: Hi Marital 8«IMy. MSTA NEA Camden. Linda Art Education Artiallc S a. or Baldwin. Campbell. Judith Physical Education PKM: WRA Canoday. Richard Industrial Education Alpha Kappa Lambda. 8o . IFC. 8«. Imluotrlal Arta Club. Row Two: Capaldo. Claire 8peech Pathology Choruo, SEMO Slu ra: 8PO: W«am'i Don� Coaatll. Caporizzo. Alfred. Jr. Business Administration Carey. Judith Buslnoss Administration Bov Admla. Club: Wrolrj KoondaUw. Carpenter. Aubrey. Jr. History CACTOKS: MloUwtfal BorUty. Carter, John Agriculture A« Club: Alpha Oaauaa Rfco: Mm’a Dorm Council: NEMO 8ln«r� a. MSTA NEA Row Three: Castor. Grog B)t + K� y. Chadwell. Charlos A« Club: Alpha Oamma Rho. Chen. Edward Chinn. Joe Camput Cmaadura. Chiarottino. Theresa Row Four: Chong, Dick Chou. Robert Church. Michael BaaMball. Sociology Agriculture Education Business Administration Chemistry Law Enforcement Chomistry Industrial Technology- Physical Education Ciarla, Fred Business Administration Clark, John Business Administration Alpha Phi Omoira, Bua Admla. Club: PM 81 mo Epallon: Vui a Club. VP Row Five: Clem. Steven Business Administration M«n'a Dorm Count!!: Phi Lambda CM. Row 8lx: Coburn. James Industrial Education VaSa Club. Prua Row Seven: Coburn. Joyce Nursing 304 Row One: Cochran, Rebecca Coffey. Jacqueline Alpha Sigma Tau. Cohen, Konnoth •C C. Proa 8PO Cole. Robert Comb . Brian YouRepublic� � Row Two: Comegys. Cynthia PKMl Women � Dorm Council. Comstock. Darrell Contratto. Fredo A Club. Alplkn Omni Rho Cook. David Bloloxy Business Education Speech Pathology-Audiology Cook. Peggy Alp� � Sigu� � flimnu; Englla Club. MSTASEA SYNAPSE Sociology Physics Physical Education Industrial Education Agriculture Education Bu ine s Administration English Row Throe: Coponhavor. Paul Music Education Aaollan Cluh; Band: Bra� % Chair: Mlaaouri Student Mwalc Kdurator'a Aaaoe. State Pf«. Phi My AI9U. PfM Corderman. Dennis Oonoral Agriculture As Club. Alp � O � ■� •« Rho. CbtpUin Cox. Ted Agronomy At Club: Alpha Gamma RSo. Social Chmn. Craig. Paul Music Education Aeolian Club; Phi Mu Alpha. Cramer. Roger Business Administration So� ASM In Club Row Four: Crandall. Kenneth Physical Education Phi Sigma Kptllon. Cross. Linda Elementary Education Camp� � Volunteer� . Prea: Delta Zola. Elementary Major � Choru� Crump. Marcella Elomentary Education ACE; Alp � PM Sigma; Elemcalary Major a Choru� . MSTA SEA Cullen. Kristina Speech-Theatre Alp � Phi Sigma; Slgm� Sigma Sigma; Touchdown Oirla: tMrorat- t flajun. Heat A tre� � Anted Cunningham. Michael Row Five: Cunningham. Monica BCEC; W� � lr, Foundation Cupp. Terrill Uni «rally Player . Sk. Industrial Arts Special Education Elementary Education Curry. Frederick Political 8clence Alp � Phi Sigma Blue Key. Soc; CACTORS. See Hl.terlca] Socie- ty; Men a Dorm Council; Phi Alpha Tbela. Treat; Political Science Club; Who � Who; Ycurg Democrat� . Pee� . Curtis. Krlstal Special Education Aeolian Club; Choru� . MSTA SEA SCKC: Sigma Alpha lot� ; Woirca � Docnt Council. Curtis. Martha 305 Special Education Class Of 1973 Row On©: Daggett. Junto A. Physical Education PKM: WRA: 8l«ma Knpi-s: PwM Hotkey. Ba.k.ibal! WIHC Bowl leg. Row Two: Daggott. Michael Frank Business Administration Vot'n Club: Bus Admin Club Row Throo: Daily. Peggy Louis© Daniels. Dennis E. Daniels. Louise A. Art Education History Elementary Education Mathematics History Mathematics Physics MSIA NEA; ACE Daniels. Sheri Ann Keep Mu Epsilon. Daniels. William Wayne Alps Phi Omrca: 8l m« T«v Gamma. Ooif. Row Four: Dorr. Robert D. Davenport. James H. Cirri K: YE8 Davidson. Judith Rac Biology Sl� mn Sigma. Oku� Drila: 8 0 .; Hand: Orrhratra Davidson. Marilyn Elementary Music Education Chorua. Davis. Dobra 8. Speech. Drama Delia Zria; TKE Lilli 81a Campus Volunt rs: tnl«rpr t ra Th al r. Row Five: Davis. Linda Lee Business Education Towhdown Girl Davis. Roger D. Physical Education V t'% Club; Mm'. PE Major's Club Davis, Roy A. Zoology Dearing. John Thomas Physical Education lnd x Staff. Demon. Deborah Elementary Music Education Alpha 8ij(ma Alpha: Panh l nW Coo aril NEMO 8lh( rs: Sludrnt Mtalors: Youn RapuUkar.s: M8TA-NEA: Chorus. Studrai UaAaa Hoard Row Six: Decker. Susan M. Physical Education WRA; PEM. Intramurals. DeFiore. Jennio V. Elementary Education DcLuca. Angelo A. Driver and Safety Education Dri« r. 8af ty Ed. Club: Industrial Arts Club. Demarest. Connie Jean Homemaking Kappa Omterms Phi: Crihncon Club. Alpha PM Slffuta. M8TA SEA Dennis. Gary Allen Social Scionco V l's Club. Row Soven: Derby. Craig Eugene Industrial Arts Alpha PM Omosa: Tau Kappa Kpallon. ladoslrikl Arts Ctub Derrell. Nathaniel A. Business Administration football. DeWitte. Cheryl Vocational Home Economics M8TA NEA. Sludrnt Unio� Hoard: Kn b«h CJub; Pr a.: C 4h t®n (3 1. Kappa OnWr«a Phi: PUdif Pre� DoYarman. Kay L. Physical Education PEM: WRA: Stwdrnt Union Board: Sludrnt Srnai Dickson. Bernlcce Joyce History Phi Alpha Thria 306 Goography-8oclology Row Ono: Dickson, Robert E. Dietrich. Carolyn L. Elementary Education Elem. M• � •'« CSor-j. M8TANK A; WRA Dllks, Lawrence 8. Psychology 8CCC: Pty V y Club DIMarla. Anthony Philip Accounting Dimmitt, Kolth Special Education 8CP.C. VP; MRTA NKA Row Two: Dircka. Roberta Valle Engllsh-Psychology !■� ■ hok-gy Club: Engllib Club: Tmi DwMtuii Dobbs. Kathy Elementary Education Doggett. 8teph«n Pierson Art Education AJphs Kspp UnMi. Donahue. Christine Michele Speech-Drama Debsle Teun. Pi Ktpps Dulls: College Plsyers: Dells Psl Omegs Dooley. Terry L. Accounting AMflUAllSK Club. Row Threo: Dotson. Donald L. Dougherty. William Allen Douglas. Rick PI Kspp PM. Douglas. Rick D. PI Kspp Phi Doyle. Vicki Lynn Clrele K Row Four: Doyle. Richard L. Ac act . Physical Education Physical Education History History Elementary Education History Dresser. Delvln Dean Political 8cience 8eclotegy Club. Yeung RepublKens. Politics! Science Club: H Merkel Society D'Souza. Alan 8. Physics YK.8: Inlcrnsll-Mi ] Club; NM8C 8lsge Bend DufTleld. Dixie Lee Elementary Education ACE. Dultsman. Julie Ann Physical Education Trerb htii Hockey; PKV5 WRA Teochdouu Olrl Row Five: Duncan. Sharon Ann Colhecon Dunham. 8usan Csrdlnsi Key. English Club. Durden. Clyde Durham, Jolene Arawlisi Club. Dusok. Henny Jane 8PO Home Economics English Dells; VISTA NEA Psychology Accounting 8peech Pathology 307 Class Of 1973 Row One: Duvall, Christine Elementary, Special Education ACE; MSTA NBA Row Two: Dwyer. Karen Physical Education WRA. PPM; Volleyball: 8oflb.ll Row Three: Dwyel. Nancy Home Economics C lhf on: Kappa Onl r� Phi. Row Four: Early, Barbara History. French M8TA SEA: HiUorK.I S« � ety Phi Alps. Thel. Eastman. Jo Ann Elementary Education Hell, el.: PanheUen Council. Treat.. Cu� y i Volunteer.; 8tu deni Mentor.: IKE Ullle 81« Easton. Gayle Physical Education PEM WRA Easton. Lowell Hu. Admin. Club Eaton. David W. Blue Key. Hu«. Adml Club Row Fivo: Eddy. Sharon PI Omra. PI Edwards. Beverly MSTA-NEA. ACE Edwards. Steven CACTOR8 Ehrich. Jane ACE. Klem Choru«; Business Administration Business Administration Businoss Education Elementary Education Mathematics Elementary Education AIpbe Phi Siam. Eichemier, Sue Zoology Alpha Slfmt Tmj. Corra : University University Player . Krrahman CUtt Trra . Car J r al Key. Alpha Phi Sl(nv� ; MenU-r . St 4eM Amt� a%%ador; Wha t Who. Row Six: Ellerbrock. Mary Elementary Education Alyl. Slam. Tau. Her See . ACE. VP. Elem MiJmi Cborut Historical S«.«y MSTA NEA Elliott. Karen Elementary Education Slam. Slam. Siam.: Tourhdot� Oirl. Elee. Major. Cherut. TKK -Utile 81.-; ACE. Student Calm ftard Ellis. Robert Biology Siam. eta. Vei l Club. Engen. Geoffrey M. Business Administration K� tb.ll England. David Business Administration Vet's Club. Row Seven: Epperson. Josephine Business Education MSTA NEA; NBEA Eubanks. Linda Psychology Alpha Slam Gamma: HCKC: P.ycheloay Cl.b- Evans. John H8U: Nme K:-««rr. Evans. Napoleon RukellxJI: ABC. Ewers. George Music Theory Social Science Law Enforcement 300 Row One: Fairfax. Michael Biology Prr-O . Follinger. John Mathematic b'nltcr.lty Pltjtn: Sociology Club. Driver. Sufety Ed Club; V � ’� Club Physical Education Biology-Law Enforcement Art Forneau. Darrell Finan. Kelly Finan. Sydney Row Two: Finclt. Walter Physical Education Phi Koppn Thrt . Hl.toricu) Society. M8TA-NEA: Charm� . Oolf. Firks. Pamela A. Elementary Music stem Alpha Into. VP. NEMO Sin ..-., Aral.an Club: Choru First, Philip Biology First. Rowena Physical Education PEM: WRA Fisher. Gary Accounting A!p� Sa Ktfpa Lambda. Row Throe: Flanagan. Lawrence Physical Education Vet Club: Driver. StlMy Ed Ctmb Flynn. Arthur Driver and Safety Education Driver. Sufety Ed. Club Flynn. William English MKTA NBA: Intrrnutloeiul Club. P.n«: «h Club. Pr� « : Nrumun Club. Fohey. Robert Law Enforcement. Physical Education Vet Club. Men'. PE Mayor Club. Pre Forquer, Nancy Elementary Music Row Four: Forrest. Lorry Club. Bu« AdmJ Club Fort. Gary Sl «u Tnu Oummn. Fort. Leota Mathematic Fortney. Janie History Foster. Roberta English Row Five: Fowler. Janet Law Enforcement. Sociology Uul� rr«lly PUyrru. Sociology Club: Lambda Alp Epullon. Fowler. John Law Enforcement. Sociology C inpui Vo)unl««r . S«d� kfy Club: Vat' Club: Lambda Alpha Epakton. Francis. Sharon Sl(rra Kappa Alphu Slur.� Gurus Friuike. Dennis Phi Sigma E pullos. Franks. Michael Row Six: Franklin. Joy MSTA NF.A: Dorm HA. Frailer. Jay Frederick. Connie Kl|mu Sigma Sigma: L’slvoru.ty Plnyrr Junior Cln� Hoc. . Purp’.r Pucker. Froel. Tod Business Education Industrial Technology Speech Pathology t. SPO. StaUf Clan 8« Business Administration Recreation Elementary Education Zoology- Speech Drama IPC, VP ftlgmu Tuu On Board. Frogoe. Michaol CACTOR8. Row Seven: French. Carol SPO French. Vivian Student Senate: ABC. Sigma Ons Economics Psychology Club: Student Urdus Earth 8clence 8peech Pathology- Law Enforcement Rbo. Pfpi Frenxen. Darold Accounting. Business Administration Tnu Oummn. Pro : IPC: Bln Kry: Account!� Club. VP. Sign Who'. Who. Friedman, Mark Industrial Education Pb Xuppn Thru: Induttrlul Art Club. IPC Fromme. Joan Special Education Slgmn Sigma Sigma. Troon.: Alp.Su Phi 8lirmn; Cnrdlnul Kry. Reporter. ECHO Stuff: Student Mentor. Student Union Bourd: 8U dent Nurw, A oc: Who' Who 309 Class Of 1973 Row One: Fry. Olenda Environmental 8clence MSTANEA: Alpha Phi 81cm : Si ma Zot Fu. Tsu-Chung Business Administration Fudge. Roger L. Physical Education AC Ci . Fulton. Alfred Bridges Physical Education rootball: Track: Datkottall Fussell. Margaret A. Elementary Education Alpha Stem. Tau; ACE: Elam M or. Choru. Row Two: Fuqua. Steven R. Business Administration DIM Key: Du Admin auk: PM That K«pp Gallaher. Vera L. Social 8clonce Stem Kapp Oamm. Debra A. Speech Pathology SPO; P.)«h CM: MSTA NEA. Choru . Oandy. Annie Physical Education WKA; Km key: VollaybaJI Gardner. Virginia E. Business Education. English Alpha Sics � Oamm : MSTA NEA: Er-cli.h Club. Row Three: Oarmoe. Richard H. Physical Education Garnett. Paul Physical Education Campu Valuator . Phi Lambda CM. Itarkrtball; Chaartaadar. Gassor. George M. Zoology Pra-Oa Club: Phi Mu Alpha: Mon Dorm Council. Gassman. Jonathan J. Physical Education Wraauinc: PM 81cm Eptilaa. Gates. William Environmental Science Taunc Democrat : ECHO Row Four: Geveeker. Jane M. Social Science Alpha Phi 51cm . Traa : Alpha Stem Alpha. Troa . Cardinal Koy. Who Who. ECHO. A� t Editor. Zodiac. Student Sanato. Troa Socloiocy Club. Set Giannarls. Therese J. Mathematics Kappa Mu Epallon: MSTA NEA Gibson. Marjorie Gillen. Deborah K. Alpha Slcraa Gamma; ASOH Gladney. Betty PI Oaurca PI. Elomentary Education Art Education Business Education 310 Physical Education Row Ono: Olahn. Gary R. Bawball. Glammeyer. Linda Elementary Education AC� : Hl«ma Stem 8hcma: TKE Littl 8l. Row Two: Glandon, Terry L. Business Education Godfrey. Jane A. Political 8clence 8ock.U y Club: Political Sclanra Club: BSU. Row Three: Goodman. Joyce Elementary Education M8TANEA. Gough. Edward C. Physical Education Blu Ka . Mea'a Pi: Major Club: Driver. 8ife Ed Club. Row Four: Gowdy. Shirley P. History PM Alpha Thola: HI.tor leal Soclaly. Graff, Elizabeth H. SCCC. rt� . Granneman. Gary W. Gray. Michael P. Bin Admin Club. Green. Charlene H. Row Five: Green. Elizabeth A. Alpha Sigma Gamma. Troa.l KnfflUh Special Education Mathematics Business Administration Elementary Education English ifpfflfr'i Th« tr+. Uftlv. Pl«) r«; Green. James F. Business Administration PM Lambda CM. Buv Admin Club Greening. Glenna 8. MSTA-NEA. Gregor. Carol L. Gregorich. John R. Accounting Club. Row Six: Gregory. Robert Griffith. Georgeann Elam Majori Clarat Griggs. Shirley L. Griswold. Kathy PEM Pra. : WRA. VP: $ «ma Gruber. Edward R. Row Seven: Gruendler. Steven J. Elementary Education Home Economics Accounting Biology Elementary Education Special Education Physical Education Kappa Accounting Mathematics Alpha Kappa Lambda. Mu'. Dorm Council: Campua VoluaWara. Gruner. Donna K. Gruner. Frederick Gunter, Horace E. PM Alpha Theta Guy. Marla J. HSU: Chora. PI Om«tfa PI Biology Physical Science History Business Education 31 1 Class Of 1973 Row One: Haile. Elizabeth Homo Economic lateraatlnaal Club Haines. Bethsheba Jane Yoon Republican� ; MSTA MIA. Kn ll«h CUV Haines. Ricki Dean Induttrlal Art� Club. VP Haldeman. Debbie M8TA SKA ACE En b� li Club Hall. Cynthia K. 8 m« Kappa. Row Two: Hall. Raymond Stanley ECHO photecrapher. Halley. David Bryan Hamadani. Linda A. T«� | IUp� Nltui Hammes. Stephen N. Hammon. Richard Leach English Industrial Education Elementary Education Sociology Sociology Environmental Science Law Enforcement 8clcnco Social Science- Political Science Phi LimM Chi. CACTORS; Clarinet Choir Hand Row Three: Hummonds. Lloyd Harold History Yean Republican� . VP. Phi Alpha Thrta; Hittorkal S«,rt . Phi Kappa Thrta: En K� h Club Hamor. Brenda Susan Elementary Education WRA. MSTASKA ACE. Hittorlan. Sa� ketb«U. Hancock. John Austin Ooneral Agriculture Alpha Gamma Rho; A . Club: CACTORS Hane. David W. English Hardin. Gerald L. Business Administration Hu� Admin Club: ROTC Drill Tram Row Four: Harding, Teresia Wheeler Art Education ASOB: Honorary Art Club Harkema. Stephen Paul Business Administration Phi Lambda Chi: But Admin Club: CACTORS Harl. Terri Lynne Elementary Education Harness. Harold Robert Jr. Biology Harrclson. Peggy Jo Art AHOB. International Club. 8«.. Honorary Art Club 312 Row On©: Harrington, Harold L. History Hl.tork.l Serlrt): Url.cr.lt Pl.yer.: INDEX Harrington. Mary Lynn Elementary Education Sign. Slgm� sign� . See . PuhrllMk Council ACE. ECHO: Stu de � l Union BmH; Klom Mij4n Oioffli Harris. Barbara J. Physical Education PEM: WRA. Harris. Debra Ann Speech Pathology 8CEC. 8PO. Rjf� Dorr. Cn«U. VP Harms. Jeun Mariano Elementary Education KUin. M•y-r% CK� ru Row Two: Harris, Patricia Elementary Education ACE: El � � Major Choru� . Harris, Rebecca Sue English Imle . Engli.h Club. Young Republican� . Harshman. Cary Jean Elementary Education Choru ; KUn M j«r� Choru� Hartman. Roger Mathematics All .. K.pp. UmM. VP: Junior Cl� � � Prewdenl. 8luJ.nl R � . � Bo.rJ: niu K : Campu� V luni r� : Student Union IWard Hartung. Jo Ann Business Education PI Onrs PI Row Three: Hatcher. Ruth E. Sociology Sociology Club. Pro. : Alpha Phi Si ™.: M8TA NEA Hausgen. Charles David Industrial Arts MSTA NEA, InJ.tiri.l Art. Club. Moe'o Dor Council. Hawkins. Pamela Physical Education Hays. Jane Ann Sociology Sign. K.pp., Psychology Club: Sociology Club. Hays. Judith I. Social Studies Row Four: Head. Elizabeth Ann Music Education Alph. Phi Slgm . A rollon Club. NEMO Singer.: Sign� � Alpha lot� : TV � � .: Choru� Head. James Clifford Speech-Drama NEMO Singer� : Pro. . Phi Mu Alpha SlnfonU. VP. It Hout Theater Heddtoston. Lorain© Maxie Elementary Music Delta Z 4a: Slgm. Alpha lot.. NEMO Slag � : Campus Volunteer.; P.nhrllrmc Council. Heisel. 8hirley Joanna Speech-Drama I .tor prater. Theater MSTA NEA: Alph. Slgm. Alpha Hellonthal. Marsha Evalyn Elementary Education Elea� Major. Choru� . MSTA NEA. WRA Row Five: Heller. Chris Sociology-Law Enforcement Pi Kapp Phi: 8ock Voc Club; HMml Director of‘‘('� mptM Ihmrn •I � Homwattakit. Yanyong Henderson. Theodore Hendren. Dennis Ronald Wp� Uy l(«i r Henley. Andy Dewayne Hoplor. Patricia PEM: WRA Economics Physical Education Guidance. Counseling Mathematics Physical Education Hormsen. Thomas Jon Businoss Administration InlmmurnU. Tr«rk. Hut Admin. Club Horschbach, Jack Paul You njr DornKf !� . Hltiork ! Sodrt). M History Dora Council 313 Hillebrand. Gary J. Sociology Club: Engli.h Club. English Class Of 1973 Row One: Hintz, Eliza V. Elementary Education Dell MSTA-NEA; ACE: C mp i VotonUora; El.m Majora Choro� ; Choru� . Hltchlna. Kathy L. Hoch, Diane M. El.m Major� Choro� . SCEC. Horizon, Steven R. 8CEC. Horn, Kathleen L. Row Two: Hoffman. Mike W. Law Enforcement Elementary Education Special Education 8peclal Education Business Administration Hollingsworth. Dennis A. Political 8clence CACTOR . Young lUpobllcaat: Man'a Dorm Council. Hoover. Holly Elementary Education Alpha Sigma Gamma. Siud.nl Scant. Commlltaoa; El.m Majora Chara� . ACE. MSTA-NEA: L «.um Commltua; ECHO. Zodiac: HCud.nl Union Board. Jr. Cla� � Marahall Hoover. Roger D. Elomentary Education Phi Kappa Thela. Zodiac. ACE. ECHO La,out Edltor-TS. Edllor- -n. 314 Horn. Norman C. Alpha (lamma Rho. Ag Club. Agriculture Special Education Row One: Hornbeok, Kathryn E. SCEC. WRA Hoskins. Mary H. Home Economic D� :ta Zota. Pre ; Camput VoUr.tecr . PastolloaR Council. Hoskins. Phillip J. Political Science Bi.c Key; PoMUcal Sctonc Cub; Young Damocrata: Who . Who Hotelling. Renee W. Speech Pathology IMU Zola; � PO. Troa� ; SU4wl Maniora; Charua: Campu Oru ad . Hotelling. Renee W. Speech Pathology Della ZaU; sro. Traaa; Student Maatora; Choru . Campu. Cruaada. Hotop. Thomas M. Art Education Row Two: Howorton. Shirley Art Education SYNAPSE; ABOB Huffman. Alynn K. Elementary Education Hughos. Roxanna L. Elementary Education Alpha Sigma Tau; Band; Chorua; Uni . Playara; Elam. Majora Chora. Hulbert. Darlene J. Special Education ACE; SCEC: Campa a Voluatrer. Hull. Barbara S. Elementary Education Row Three: Hull. Charles C. Physical Education Oolf; Intramural Hummell, Aleta J. History Alpha Phi Sigma: I'hl Alpha Theta: lll.tortcal Society Hunolt. John L. Sociology SorMory Club Hunt. Victoria J. Vocational Home Economics Col heron. Hutcherson. Rick Psychology. 8poclal Education Bamd; Coarert Hand. Ph) Mu Alpha; Ja Enarmble; Orche.tra; Lytrum Committer Row Four: Ido. Judy A. Vocational Home Economics Col her on: Kappa Omtcron PM. Ihne. David K. Accounting Imhof. Marilyn Physical Education Delta Zeta; Student M.ntor.: WRA: PEM Carpi. Volunteer. Imhof, Rogor K. Biology Sigma Tau Oaeaua Iverson. Linda A. Young Republican.. Sociology Club Row Five: Jackson. Phillip L. Jaeobuccl. Dorallnda 8PO James. Randy Induatrlal Art. Club. Jan. Nichols Li-Gu Jarvis. 8tevon D. Men' Dorm Council. P.yrh Club Law Enforcement Physical Education Speech Pathology Industrial Education Buslnoss Administration Psychology. Speech Row 8ix: Jenkins. Richnrd O. Law Enforcement Veto Club. Jobusch. Janice L. Business Education Ch «rW«4fr; Stem Hi WKA Johannlng. Kenneth Business Administration PHI Sl(fr A Kptlloft. Johansmeier. Ray History llutockal Society. Sociology Club. Phi Alpha Thrta. VP MSTA NEA Johanessee. Walter O. led., trial Art. Club Row Seven: Johnson. Gregory R. Johnson. William L. Vet's Club: Accounting Club Johnston. Jr.. Thomas T. DrUer. Safety Ed Club Jonos. Caron L. Industrial Education Law Enforcement Accounting Law Enforcement. Drivers Education History Campo. Voluateer ; PM Alpha Thota. Sec. Alpha Phi Sigma. Yeuag Democrat . Alpha Slgaaa Gamma. Trea Jones. Gordon B. Physical Education 315 Class Of 1973 Row One: Jones. James Jones. Joseph Row Two: Jones. Shirley K.pp. Mu Epaltoa Jones. Thomas J. Phi Tre %. Vri't Row Three: Jordan. Clara WRA: Elam c«ru. Jordan. Thomas Pa� Sir � Epuion Jorel. Colleen Jose. Ellen Elam. Majora Chora� ; MSTA N Jurgens. Merrllyn Elam Majora Choru.; ACE: Wl History French Mathematics Business Administration Club: 8««. Admin. Club Elementary Education Physical Education 8pccial Education Elementary Education :a. Elementary Education Row Four: Kackley. Larry Elementary Education Kattolmann. Oale Elementary Education ACE. MSTA NEA; Derm Council. Kauzlarich. Jane Business Education PI On« PI Kauzlarich. Linda Speech Pathology 8PO Keck. Rebecca Special Education SCEC: Student Mantor� ; Elam. Major� Choru� ; Choma: MSTA- KEA Row Five: Kedley. Patrick Physical Education Track. Mm PE Majora Clab. Keesling. Nona Elementary Education •datorkaJ 8«lct . ACE: WRA. Keidel. Sheryl Circle K Keister. Jerry MSTANEA Keller. George M. SmIoIok) Ctsb: P.jch Club Row Six: Kelley. Dale Haeketball; Softball Kolloy. Judy Kennedy. Kendal Kerr. Ronald Kerton. David Psychology Business Education Psychology Etcmontary Education History Biology Social 8clence Sociology Men � Dorm Council: SocioJoicy Club. MSTA NEA Row 8even: Kilian. Betty Business Administration ttlgcm K«pp« Hu Admin. C:� t Kappa Onlcroc PM: Colh«on. Kilian. Wendell Law Enforcement Kimble. Bert History Alpha Kappa Lambda Kimple. Bonnie Elementary Education MSTA NEA; ACE; WRA Elam. Majora Chora� 316 Kimple, Connie 8. PEM. WRA M8TA NEA Physical Education Row One: m: King. Deborrah Elementary Education Eke Major. Choruv C«epj� V«t«nU r . King. Melanie Vocational Homo Economics Col hr «-on K«?p� Om Kroo Phi. Kinkead. Steven KJnkoade, Walter Kinsingor. Robert Row Two: Kirchherr. Robert Kirchhoff. Barry Kitchen. Deborah M8TANEA. Klinkerfuss. Richard MtKW Klinkenborg. Beth NEMO Slnzar . VP. Chorea. AK.un Ctab; Who'. WH Business Administration Biology Biology Political 8cience Biology Elementary Education Home Economics Elementary Music :ma Alpha lots. Pro.: Cardinal Ka . Row Three: Klosterboer. Rose Elementary Education Si m. K.PM. ACE: M8TA NEA: WKA. Knapp. Jo Ann Vocational Home Economics Col Net on Knapp. Lowell Kneeland. Deborah Colharon Knowles. James 8PO Row Four: Knowles. JoAnn Colhxoo. M8TA-NEA. Kohzadi. Iraj Ukf.aliM.1 Clot Industrial Education Home Economics Speech Pathology Home Economics Industrial Technology Krink. Michele Elementary Education Alpha S'.jrma Tan. HI� . Pan Saltan Causali. Pro.: Studast Mas- tor., ACE. MSTA NEA Krlstoffcrsen. Barbara Art Education Kubichck. Rodney Business Administration Bu Admin. Club: Alpha Phi Kl ma Row Five: Kuechler. Anne Speech Fathology SCEC. Sa . SPO. Intramural.. Campu. Vdualeurs Kuhler, Sydne D. Speech Pathology 8PO. Younjc RapsttKas.. ACE. Traa. MSTA NEA. Row Six: Lamansky. Paul Business Administration Alpha Phi Omrifa. Pr %: Hu% Admin. Club. Lampkin. Richard Business Administration Row Seven: Lander, Alan History HUlorlcsl Soriat, Lanham. Christopher Law Enforcement Alpha Kappa Lambda 317 Class Of 1973 Row One: Larson. Daniel Business Administration Lash. Loris Agriculture Education - Animal 8cience Ag. Club. Pr % , Alpha Oimma RH . Alumni 8 Lauer, Beverly Speech Pathology SPO. Lauer. Lynne English-Speech Initfpfftff� Thf� u . UnU f ily Player� . Lay, Cathy Row Two: Loako. Carols Leaser. Michael Leber, Olen Lee. Ronnie Legg. Douglas Row Three: Leglor. Robert English Social 8clcnco Economics Sociology- Physical Education 8oclal Science Biology CACTORR; Mrn'% Dorn Council 8CEC Lehnhoff. Kathryn Art ASOB. Honorary Art Club. 8k.. Irtarnalionol Orb; NEMO 8fccma Alpha Ia4a Leman. Janet Home Economics CoibKoa. Lenzen. Kathleen English Alpht Phi Sigma: Kng:.%h CWb. Sigma Ta« Della Lewis, Mary Elementary Education Elamantary Majora Chorus: MSTA SKA Row Four: Levings. Olenn Liang. Po-Yung Liddle. Patricia 8CKC. Liles. Darlene 8l ma Koppa Llm, Sun iMarnatinnal Club. Row Five: Lin. Chen Linaon. Sharon Sorlology Club Row 8lx: Lippert. Steven Snciotosy Club. Lippincott. Roxanne 8peech-Theatre Alpha Phi 8l rna. Intrrpratar� Thoalor; Unl rr� .ly Piayora. Young Doisocrato. Row Seven: Littrell. Oary Physical Education Blur Kry. CACTORH. DrUI Tuan Man's PE. Major� . Studant Bonata. Liu. Sylvia Chemistry Accounting Business Administration Special Education Elementary Education Home Economics Businoss Administration 8oclal Science Sociology 318 Row On©: Social Selene© Lloyd. Gregory Loman. Edward Industrial Education Alpha Kappa Lambda. Campos Volonleors. Industrial Arts Club; IfC; Sophomoro Class. Trass Student Kas.au Hoard Lorenzen. Donald. Jr. T u K pp« K{nUm Lough. James An Ckab; Alpha Osama Rho. Loy. Cynthiu Row Two: Lucas. Janet Phi Th U Kappc Lucke. Teresa P.yrhaUcy Club. Ludy. Robbie Alpha Sterna Oamnaa. Pres . Commission on Institutional Goals. SOX'. Stata Pras. Oovarnor. Studaat Mantor. Special Procrams Student Rrprasantatlsa: Who's Who. Recreation Animal 8cience Art Social Science Psychology Special Education Luegering. Roberta Lumley. Sue Row Three: Psychology English Lunsford. Linda Music Education Chorus. NKMO Smears. Traas .; Si«mu Alpha Io� a. Social Chmn. Lupton. Grace Vocational Home Economics C Uk«i. Kappn Omlffon PM Lutz. Charles Acacia: CACTOK8 Paynter. Phyllis Art Cteb; Delta Zeta. Maddox. Martha Row Four: Maddux. Dennis Chora . lnUrprd«n Thr tr . Pt«y«r« Business Administration Art Education Business Education 8peech Madsen. Larry History ttuUdac Dabatars. Man's Dorns Council. Tout KapubOcans. Magee, Marjorie Physical Education Magel. Michael Physical Education M8TA SEA Vats Club. Man's PE M«)ors Magruder. James Basketball; Varsity Club. Pras Row Five: Mahoronnaghsh. Bljan Manley. Merle Physical Education Industrial Technology Physical Education Art March. David ASOB. Honorary Art Club. VP. SYNAPSE. Who's Who Morel. Riad Business Administration Bus Adaua. Club; International Club. Preu Marra. Linda ACE. Pros Elementary Education 319 Class Of 1973 Row One: Marshall, David Oeno Driver-Safety Education Driver. Safety Ed Club. Marshall. Vicki L. 8pcech-Dramn Interpreter'� Thtttn. Martin. Charles Ray Industrial Technology ladmtrlal Art� Club: Wetley Foundation. Martin. H. Craig Physical Education Bnaeball. Martin. Mary E. Accounting Alpha PM Sterna. Kappa Mu Eptllon. Accounting Club. Sec -Treni Row Two: Martin. Murray A. History Blue Key. Martorana. Robert J. Physical Education Mon'� PE MaDei Martin. Pamela Sue History 8o M«cy Club: Young Democrat.: KUtort.-al Society. Matheney. Deanna Lynne Elementary Education Delta Zela. Mathes. Kenneth Dean Sociology BSC. Row Three: Mathes. Rosemary Business Administration Matthew, William Michael Biology Phi Laatbda Chi: Student Union Board Maul. Robert Greg Zoology Maurer. Michele R. Music Education NEMO Singer� ; College Choru� : Aeolian Club: Sigma Alpha Iota: Marching Band. Maxfletd. Clysta L. Mathematics Kappa Mu KpUioa. Row Four: May. Larry J. Agronomy Alpha Oaauna Rho: Ag. Club: Student Senate. Councilman Mayes. Cheryl Ann Elementary Education M8TA NBA: ACE Mazandaranian. Muhmood Industrial Technology Men'� Dorm Council. Intrrnaleeaal Club; Dorm KA McClanahan. Suann 8PO. McCUsh. William Row Five: McClure. Carol J. McClure. John Philip Sigma Zota. Prea.: Pre-O� Club. McCollum. Sharon Kay Alpha Sigma Alpha. Choru� : Saeetkearl; ECHO Oeeen Coadl Speech Pathology Business Administration Physical Education Biology Elementary Education Phi Koppa Theta. Little 8«� . date McCormick. Thomas Paul Physical Education Men's PE Major� . Alpha Phi Sigma. Wrettling. McCoy. Dana Ann Elomontary Education Row Six: McCoy. Darlene M. Business Education Pi Omct« Pi McCoy. James Arnold Student Sonate. Treat . CACTORS. McCoy. William L. McCullough. Dianne K. McGlothlin. Elsie Row Seven: McKee. William J. Art Education ASOB. Pro ; Uaiveraity Playor� : ECHO Staff: Phi Oamma Theta Sociology Industrial Occupations Elementary Education English McMartln. Laura Home Economics $lcma Kappa: Colh c x Mecca. Augustus A. Industrial Education CACTORS. IJr.ll Team. Meek. Terry A. Accounting Phi Mu Alpha Sir,foal� . Treat : Alpha Phi Sigma: Accounting Chib. Massinger. Cynthia Wills Biology Pre Ot Cl.� . HlttorMal Society 320 Row One: Moyer, Charlotte Dianne PKM. WRA. Middleton. Jerry Wayne Millemon. John Miller. Carol Millor. Carla Row Two: Miller. Cindy Lou Physical Education Mathematic Geography Home Economics Home Economics Elementary Education Elam. Major CKoru . Cardui K. ACE; WRA Miller. James Kevin Business Administration Pki Sitm. Kpuk.; KootOaU; Yaralty Ctvb; Bit . Artmin C1«V. IKC hHWI Miller. Linda Mario History Alpha Phi Sigma. SCEC. WRA. Mims. John Wesley History Pro taw Club; Young IhawraU; CACTOKS Mims. Susan R. Elementary Education Elam. Major Ch r «. ACE; Cardinal Krj Wha'a Who. Alpha Phi Sigma 321 Class Of 1973 Row One: Minnaert. June M. Minor. Sheila Kay WRA. PEM. Mitchell. Melinda Mary Mitchell. Susan Col heron. Moeller. Debra Kl m Majora Chor� a. ACE. Row Two: Molendorp. Jane Choir. Special Education Physical Education Elementary Education Home Economics Elementary Education Special Education Molloy. Mary Ann Elementary Education Moncavage. Barbara Ann Art Education Hw oc� p - Art Club Monroe. Duune A. Geography-Political Science Montgomery. David Layne Art-Vocal Music Hc.nor.r Art Ctol . ASOI� ; MSTA SNEA. BSU Row Three: Accounting Elementary Education Physical Education Elementary Education Physical Education Business Education Alpha Stem Alpha; Pr� i; Pi Omega PI; Cardinal K« : 8lud.nl Smalr. Council «Oman. Sliuknl Union Board. 'ARA. PalUDMk Council; ECHO Staff. Slndcal Mcntora: Alpha Phi Sigma; Whoa Who Morgan. Ronald Lee English INDEX. Sport! Editor. Morris. David Shelby Industrial Technology IftcSuttrUI Art Ovb Morrison. Thomas Tucker Law Enforcement Too Kappa Epailon. Pro La� Club. Young Republican. I PC. Morrow, Richard Max 8ocia! Science Row Five: Moutrie. Vicki Business Administration Slgeaa sigma Sigma. VP; K'detla. Studant Union Board. In- Lraaanrala. Montgomery, Linda Kay AfMwtlMK Cl«b. Mordt. Darlene M. Morehead. Debra Jean Morgan. Jo Ann Morgan. Linda Mario Row Four: Morgan. M. Anno Moxley. Suzanne E. History Alpha Sigma Oaaama; Circlo K; Young Democrat!; Hlatorical Socle t . SNEA Mumm. Edward E. History Tan Kappa Epailon: Vel a Club. Murphy. Mike English Myers. Charles 8peech-Drama Row Six: Myers. Regina Special Education SC EC. Trena . NEMO Slageea; IU .eedeg Queen Row Seven: Myers. Samuel Alan Special Education 322 ■HU Row One: Myors. Teresa Marie Special Education 8CP.C: WKA; PKM; Alpha I l«ma Oiam; Alpha Hunt Alpha: 8t. Union Boird. Myers. William David Zoology PVe-O Club Row Two: Nadlor. James W. Industrial Education Drlvrr. Safrtj Ed. Club: Industrial Aria Club Nakamura. Malcolm Physical Education Row Throe: Namazee. Abdol Mohammad Industrial Occupations Necce. Thomas Lindley Business Administration Row Four: Nelson. Richard Lewis Sociology I hi Kappa Ttala. S«. ftoclolog) Club. Pari.: Caiapui Valuntaara. Nessolhauf. Judith Ann Etemontary Education ACE. Nichols. Carroll D. Law Enforcement Lambda Alpha Epallan. 8« Traaa . Haeor Guard. MauMad Patrol. Nichols. Carolyn F. French-8pan!sh MSTA-NEA. Nichols. Doborah Diane Physical Education Row Five: Nichols. Susan I. Elementary Education Elam. Major. Chora.: ECHO Stuff Niday. Donna English Ensli.b Club. iMarpralar. ThauUr. Collas Playora: MSTA-NEA Noll. Patricia Ann Elementary Education Elam. Ma ar. Chora. Nolting. Craig Oordon Art Education Novlnger. Olenna 8. Speech Pathology 8PO. Row Six: Nuhn. Stephen Lynn 8ociology Obcrman. Patricia Ann English KntfU.h Club. IMarpralar Thaalar: MSTA-NEA: K)ta Dorm Coun «II. VP. Slsma Tau Dalia O'Brien. Flo Campu. Voluntaar. Ogden. Kathleen Rae PEM; WKA Orr. Deborah Elizabeth Row Seven: Orth. Nancy Jo Klsm. Ourut Orth. Rita Marie O'Toole. Pamela Owlngs. Linda Elam. Madera Chorua Ousloy. Myron Sociology Physical Education History Elementary Education English Physical Education Elementary Education Agriculture Alpha Oamrr.a Kho: Towns K pub!true.; Intramural 8oftball. Tu O War. A . Club. 323 Class Of 1973 Row One: Pacolli. Daniel Recreation Ttu K pp« P.p«Uaa. Painter. Sherry English :n '.IU Club. lal«rpr� Ur. Tboatro; MSTA NCA Row Two: Pari . Deborah Speech-Theatre. English Kngli'h Club: IrlM-prMor. Thoatr . Pr .; Cnlver� !} Pl«y«i. Trrav W«n n Dural Council. Parnell. Tanya Elementary Education K -D tt a; 51cm Sl ma 51cm� ; Student Son. I . Student Utiw Board; Ualirrilly I’ihrr� ; WRA Row Three: Parrillo, Catherine Parsakla. Hassan Row Four: Partin. Belinda Paarogel. Linda Honorary Art Club. ASOD. Paulsen, LeAnn Biology Industrial Technology Business Education Art Physical Education Ba.hetball: Field Hockey; PPM. VI� ; MIMI: WRA. 8m Paynter. Phyllis Art Education Art Club. Delta Zata. Peak. Connie Physical Education WRA Row Five: Pease. Judy Elementary Education AlpOa Phi sic� � ; Campu. Crutaderr MSTA-NEA; W.iU, Four. Sails Peeks. Frederick English Knifl-tb Club Interpreter. Tbs.tr� MSTA SKA. University PU) f� • Penick. Tysa Special Education Campus Volunteer.; Delta 2 1� . Ruth VP. Penrod. Michael Law Enforcement Honor Gsard. Lambda Alpha Eptllun. Pr� a Ponton. Norman General Agriculture A|(Tlfi� U«r Club: Alpha On mm Kh© Row Six: Perry. Fonda Jane Elementary Education Perry. Marsha Elementary Education ACK: Alpha Slcma Gamrua; Baud; MSTA NBA; W� «Uy Fcurda IM. Petersen. Cecilia Petersen. Janice Peterson. Denise Row 8even: Poterson. Joan Elementary Education Recreation Biology Botany-Biology Alpfca Phi 8tcma; Cimprt Cru«ad©r� ; Cardinal K«jr; 8irm Z«U; YES. Peterson. Miko Business Administration Alpfc K pp Lambd ; Ku Admin. Ct b. Petre. Pamela Business Education Pi Pf; Student WWm Petree, Janice Physical Education FF.M; WRA Petty. Kathryn Elementary Education EUmentary Major. Cheeu. M8TA-NKA. 324 Row One: Phillips. Kendra History HSU: Circi X: CuiMiOm on Iraiii.ttmol OonU. KlrterMsJ Sort� «X Plant. Dennis Accounting irr«ulu« Club; VH Club Pickens. Clayton Music Education Bond. Pro. Clnrln.i Choir; Orcho.ira; Pbi Mu Alp . Pickering. Patricia Elementary Education rirnnur; Major. Cbni. MSTANEA; WHA. Pickett. Paula Elementary Education ACE. Alpha Sl«m. Alphn. VP. Camp... VoluUwi. ECHO alnff; M8TA NEA: SCEC. 8tud.nl Mmtor: 8lud.nl Union Board. VP Row Two: Pioper. Marcia PTK Platz. Cathy MSTA NEA; SCEC Platz. Walter Plunkett. David Sortokcy Club. Po-Chi. Un Row Three: Poland. Frank Ponder. Larry llUtorkal Soriot . Pol.tkal Sociology Elementary Education Physical Education Law Enforcement Earth Science Sociology Political Science Club; Younir IUpub(k n«. 8cIpw Portor. Raymond Business Administration Alp n PW Omfc«; CACTORS: lYsshman Cla %. VP; Tnu K pp« Kp � H n. Pr %. Porter, Sandra Elementary Education B8U: Cordinal Ko . Ekmonlar; Portnoy. Barbara Row Four: Powell. Marilyn Power. Melinda Price. Robert Prottsman. Leo CACTORft. Hl.lorkal Horlnly. Thota: You� . Ropvblkan. Prunty. Bruce Bu« Admin. Club. Mnjcrt Chor � . MSTANEA Social 8clence Elementary Education Business Administration Elementary Education History Men'. Dorm Council: Phi Alpha Business Administration 325 Class Of 1973 Row One: Pryor. Joannine Carol Elomontary Education ESooa. Major a Chor.a. Food Coanmlttoo. Quosada, Rodrigo O. Business Administration InUrflBlionil Chib. Quintin, Adrian Radley. King Rainus. Lewi K. Row Two: History Sociology Law Enforcement Ratcliff. Elizabeth A. Business Education Reading. Sharon Ruth History MSTANKA: Hlatortral Mocloty. Reason. Kent R. 8p� cial Education 8CEC: MSTANKA: Bio K.y Rector. David History Phi Mu AlpOa; Phi Alpha Thola: Mlatoolra! 8co.ot . Marrhln Band: Contort Bar.J. Who's Who Reifort. Lynn M. Special Education Row Three: Retghard, Charles William Physical Education Woaloy Foundation: Football Reighard. Susan Jane Physical Education WRA PF.M Woaloy Foundation Resnick, Robocca Ann Homo Economics Dolts Zola Reynolds, Cindy Lou Home Economics Alpha Btfffaa Alpha: Colhoron. Rhea. Alan Larry Business Administration Vat's Club: Baa Admin Ctab. Proa. Row Four: Rhea. Lea Ann English Alpha Nl ma Alpha. Racordlnif 8 c; Biffou Tiu IMIa; Knffllih Club; Cardinal K y. WHA. MSTANKA Rhlnehart. Jack Math Rhoads. Betty 8ue Physical Education Rhoades. Rita Business Education S«nu Kappa, proa. Panhollonlc Council: Cardinal Koy. PI Oatfa P . Slwdont Uai-Mt Board: Btudont Moatoo: Who'. Who Ricardelll, Robert James Industrial Education Alpha Kappa Lambda. Campus Voluatoora: I PC 326 Row One: Riccio. Donna L. Law Enforcement Rich. Millie A. Elementary Education NM8U Chnru : Elea . Major Cboru . WRA: M8TA NEA. Richardson. Dennis Max NEMO Singer.; M.n.1 Ricker. Robert Rider. Timothy M. K.ro. Row Two: Rieck. Anna Pi Onega Pl Row Three: Riedemann. David H. Art l� llo Son «4 Baldwla. Row Four: Riley. Kathryn L. SC EC. Row Five: Riley. Mary MSTA NEA Row Six: Riley. Mercedes CeiWcM. Vocal Music Political 8cience Speech Pathology Business Education Art Elementary Education Elementary Education Vocational Home Economics Riney. Lynn R. Sociology SeOe y Club. Riordan. Michael Elementary Education V.C. Clob. Pro . Roberts. James Business Administration 8 � Admin. Club. International Club; Young Republican Roberts. Pamela Joy Row Sevon: Roberts. Suzann PI Omega PI. Trea Robertson. Linda Jill WRA PEM Robinson. Lynn K pp Omlrron � hl Robinson. Nancy Carol Robinson. Steven Ross Special Education Business Education Physical Education Home Economics Sociology Industrial Technology 327 Class Of 1973 Row One: Roderick. Betty Home Economics Ale-x. 81«m« Alpha. Alpha PM Stem� : Kappa Omlcron PM. Calheeoe� : MSTA NBA Rodman. Brenda Homemaking Si m« Sterna Stem . Student Union Board Row Two: Rogers. Chloe Speech Pathology-Audiology SPO 8CEC. Campu Cruande. Women � Dorm Council. Rogers. Janis Speech Pathology-Audiology SPO Row Three: Rogers. Kathryne Rogers. Randall Row Four: Rogers. Robert Alps Comma Rho. A . Club Rogerson. Russell Romine. Teresa Rooker. Marilyn Home Economics Agriculture Agriculture Law Enforcement Elementary Education Speech Pathology Elem. Major� Choru� ; ACE: Student Union Board: 8CEC. WRA; MSTA SEA. Ross. JoAnn Music Education Stem Alpha Iota. Chaplain: Arolian Club: Choro� NEMO S-.nitrr� Row Five: Rouse. Brenda Social Science-Sociology WRA. HUtorical Social): Woman . Baaketbajl Tram MSTA-NEA Rowe. Stephen Industrial Education Blackjack Rldr and Pv� l«l Club. Caelor� . Indutlrlal Art� dub. Rubel. William Physical Education Ruhl. Dana Business Administration NEMO S.nicer� Rude. David Business Administration Bn. Admin. Club. Row Six: Ruggeberg. Mark History Stem� Tau Gamma. VP. Blur Kr): PM Alpha Thrta; APO Ill.loricaJ Social). Who’� Who Runyon, George Indutlrlal Art� Ctub Russell. Barbara Hfcalorlcol Social) Russell. Mark Ryan. Deborah MSTA-NEA. Row Seven: Ryan. Linda Dali Era . Campu� Volunteer� . En«li� h Club. Stem Tau Delia. industrial Education History Recreation Elomontary Education English Sabado. Emilia Inleraalloaal Club: MSTA NEA. Salien. Marilyn MSTA NEA. Saffar, Manouchehr Inleraalloaal Club. Elomontary Education Elementary Education Political Science 328 Salford. Daniel Psychology- Law Enforcement Row One: Sampson. David Industrial Education Sigma Tau Oamma Sanders. Majorie Special Education Elam Major1! Chorue. Campua Vduntrar.. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Editor. 8CEC. INDEX; Whoa Who. Sanderson. Rebecca Alpha Sigma Alpha: WDC Sapplngton. Carter Vrt’% Club: Bu%. Admin Club Saravasee. P. Row Two: Sawyer. Jennifer Biology Buslness Administration Elementary Education Math Kappa. Kappa .Mu KpUtM; Uftlvarally Player . Inter pratura Theatar: BSU; Student Uaka Board. Elementary Education Business Education Art Business Education Scales. Deanna Elam. Majara Clary . ACE Schaberg. Mary Schaofcr. Grace Schaeffer. Judith K ma Kappa. PI Omega PI. WRA Row Three: Schaofermeler. Linda History Schorer. Oail English ECHO SUIT Schmitz. Larry Accounting Schmuckcr. Daniel History- Alpha Kappa Lambda: ll’C. Campua Voluntoara. Sr. Claaa Praa Schnoblln. Nancy Row Four: Schneider. Robert PoUtkal Srlanro Club. ECHO Staff Schnelle. Carolyn PEM; WRA Schnettgoecke. Kenneth Schnoebolon. Karen 8CEC. Business Education Political 8clencc Physical Education Accounting 8peclal Education Schreiber. Amah Row Five: Schreimer. Terry Schrlofer. Nancy Sigma Sigma Sigma: K-DrttM, Chorua: 8SEA; Who Who Schroeder. Amanda Schuetz. Sharon Pi Oc«ga Pi: Carnpu Cruudr Schultz. Rosemary Elementary Education Biology Elementary Education Sludanl Mantor. Elam Major� Mathematics Business Education Home Economics 329 Class Of 1973 Row One: Scott. Denise Elementary Education Scott. Tryphena Music Education NEMO Singer . Sigma Alpha lota Searcy. Janet 8ue Physical Education KH. Searcy. Judith L. Kappa Onkron PM: Col heron Sees. Larry J. Inrfuatrial Arta Club. Row Two: Soevers. Eddy Secvers. Jill Selby. Bradley. O. Home Economics Industrial Education Mathematics Elementary Education Industrial Education Sellens. Mavourccn Sue Elementary Education ACE: SNEA: Alpha Phi Sigma: Kltm Major Choru� . WRA Septer. Janice Elm Major'a Ckorai. Elementary Education Row Three: Seymour. Diana ACE Elementary Education Shatto. Gerald L. Sociology Shea. Carol Alpha Sigma Alpha. A� .t Trraa; SNEA Elementary Education Shea. Thomas Mathematics T v Kappa Kptilon. Sheehan. James M. Political Science Young Democrat� : Student Sonalr. Parliamentarian Row Four: Sheets. Patricia Colfcoroa. Sherwood. Brenda Shipley. Cynthia Blj[na Sifma Hiffma. Shocks. Ronnie Row Five: Home Economics Mathematics Speech-Theatre Physical Education Mathematics Shelar. William Kappa Mu Eptilon. Alpha Phi Sigma Shotts. Samuel Law Enforcement Tau Kappa EptUon: l.ambda Alpha Eptilon. Prr� ; ROTC OITltor Program: Parachute Club Row Six: Shreve. Claire S. Elementary Education Dolta «la. University Uahrra: MSTANKA; ACE 330 Row On©: Tsao. Si-Ling Accounting Simpson. Jaimes L. Industrial Education Phi LwM Chi. MDC. YES. Set. � « Arm.: laduotrlal Art. Club Sisco. Tari Physical Education WRA Six. Darryl Lee Special Education - Psychology 8CF.C. Skinner. Esther Louis© Physical Education Choorleader; Ktodoat Mentor. Student Union Bo.nl. PEM: WRA. Alpha 8igma Alpha Row Two: Slaton. James Pb. Lambda Ch Arrkullure Club. Agriculture Slaughter. Kenneth Business Administration Sigma Tau Oamma. Blue Ke . AtMaallaf Ctub. Alpha Phi Sigma Slocum. Mark Sloop. Stephen Smith. Allan Ru AdmJe Club. Row Three: Smith. Carolyn Buslr Architecture Science Administration Business Education Alpha Sigma Alpha. Sat . Unlwr.K) U.haa.; ECHO Queen Smith. David Smith. Deborah K. Smith. Elizabeth Kacllah Club. Smith. Joan S. PEM: WRA: Volleyball. Row Four: Smith. Kenneth W. .Student Senate: Alpha PM Slgi Team. Political Science Elementary Education English Physical Education Recreation Student UalM Board Debate Smith. Kennon History Illator leal Society. Smith. Sharon Secondary Music Education Drttt Slffma Alpha Iota; Acohan Ctub: O� oru� . Baxvd; Campu InUfpMtr'i Thf«tr . Smith. Terry Edward Business Administration II� . Admin Club Smithson. Douglas Agriculture Alpha Oamma Rho. Set.. Agriculture Club. Sec.. Young Republican . 331 Class Of 1973 Row On©: Snell. Deborah Lynn Home Economics C«lh� on Owkwn Phi Row Two: Snodgrass. James Randy Accounting Amounting Club: Alpha Phi Sigma: Blur Kuy. Pro. Row Three: Spain. Timothy O. Mathematics Blu K ). Kappa M« Rptilon. Row Four: Sparks. Ken Physical Education Speck. Carol English I «id� . EdltM-Uchl.f. Sigma Tau Dulla. Sec -Trua� . Eugti.hClub. Uilun OCIVur. Ouim Dull . Speed. William Buslnoss Administration Tau Kappa Epailon. Stanek. Audrey Elementary Education ACE: SNEA: WRA Elrm Major'� Choru. Stanek. Thomas Accounting PM Kappa Thru Hue ; Accounting Club Row Five: 8tark. Debra Elomentary Education Alpha stem Alpha: SNEA: WRA: SCEC. Canpo Volualaara. Steffonsmoier. Anno Spooch Pathology 8NEA: Rylu KaB Dorn Couacll. 8m.-Trua� : Alpha PM B'«ma: SPO Stcggall. Joy Blology Steinbeck. James Political 8clence Stephenson. Dale Music NEMO Singrr� ; Phi Mu Alpha: Jan Lab. Row Six: Stephenson. Linda J. Home Economics Alpha 8ijcm Alpha; UnHvraltjr Chorus; Tenni� . Stevens. Helen E. Business Education Pi Ouwca PI. Stevens. Mary Jo Psychology Payrbolugy Club. Stine. Marsha Elementary Education Alpha Sterna Oamraa. S«.: Muss. Major'� Chxui. ACE: M8TA- NEA Stoller. Gregory Paul Animal 8clence Row 8even: Stout. Mary Lou Physical Education Alpha Sigma Tau: WRA; PEM. Strudt. William Buslnoss Administration 8trah. Susan Speech Pathology 8l fn Siifi— • 81cm� . K««por of On � . 8PO. Alpha Phi Sifma Stroud. Donald Physical Education Suddarth. Rebecca Physical Education PEM. WRA 332 Earth Science Row One: Sullivan. Daniel K. P.OTC Advanced Ctiku: CACTORS. Pr� a Sutor. Toni Renee Music Education 8NEA. Trana.: ACE; Alpha Sigma Oimm. Yocag Republican� : Colla � Chc-ruv Aaolian Club: Alpha Phi O' � Elam Major'a Chorua. Suwanraks. Chiraporn Business Administration IntaraatMaal Club. Swann. Bruce English Sigma Tau I � lta. Synapse. llkrary COlaf: Orchestra Swanson, Dee Ann MSTA NKA Row Two: Swoftord. Jean E. Syfert. Ardith Tarr. Conne ECHO. Student Uadon Board: Young Rapublkana Taylor, Ann Home Economics Col bacon Taylor. Craig Business Administration Row Three: Taylor. Paul Sociology Kappa Alpha Pal. Proa.. Student Sanat� . Sociology Club. ABC Taylor. Thomas Robert Political Science Political Salanra Club. Paychatogy Club. Pra Law. Karala Club. Elementary Education Elementary Education Elementary Education Political Science Ten Eyck. Dianne L. Physical Education PEM. WRA Terrill. Olenda D. History Mia Sigma Thala. Prea . PaahaBaatc Council. VP. Caelalaalw on InstituUsasI Coala and Prlorltlaa. Conduct Commina� Thompson. Jo Ann Colhwon Row Four: Thompson. John P. Sociology Club. VP. MDC Thompson. Lonnie Pat Tau Kapfut K Ulon Row Five: Thompson. Mark CACTORS. Traaa; Lambda A Home Economics Sociotogy Physlcal Education Psychology Epaltan Thompson. Paula Elementary Education WRA. Elam Major a Chorua. Sigma Kappa. Cardlaal Kay. ACE Row Six: Thrash. Marilyn J. Elementary Education TiU. James Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon. Kuah Chairman Row Seven: Timmcrborg, Eugene Vat’a Club. Business Administration 333 Tipton. Shirley Alpha Sigma Oamma; WRA Math Class Of 1973 Row One: Tlsue. Wayne Mathematica Titus. Jim Business Administration But. Admit Club. Row Two: Tompkin. Wendy Art Education Art Club: ASOR: Campo� Volunteer� ; Delta Z� la. B� c.; Student An bunder ; Student Union Board. Torlucd. Deanna Row Three: Torres. Patricia Treese. Mark I PC. PM Sigma PpiUon. Row Four: Trldhavee. Sirichai International Club. Trueblood. Roger Hood Start Policy Council. Pm Tubaugh, Roberta KI memory Major� Chon� � . Tucker. Jerry Ba� � ball; Slam� Tau Oaauaa. Law Enforcement Psychology Political 8clence Business Administration Sociology Elementary Education Physical Education Tucker. Thomas History Hhlorkal Society. Phi Alpha Theta Row Five: Tum� , Margaret Elementary Education ACE. Turner, James 8peech Drt� er. Safely Ed. Chib; Interpreter� Theatre; Student Mentor; Unlterally Player� ; Wealey foundation Turner, Katherine 8peclal Education sterna Sigma Sigma. Sophomore Claaa. Sec. SCEC. Turner, Vickie Physical Education INDEX Staff. PEM; Studanl Sanate. WRA L'rsta. Donna Art Row 8ix: Valentine. Jerry Agriculture Ag Club. Alpha Gamma Rhe Valentine. Marion Physical Education ABC; Ssgma Oaauaa Rho; WRA VanDeWalle. Steven Business Administration Kui Admin Club. Prea. VanDorln. James History Blur Key; Ctrcle K. Hlatartcal Society. Pree; Pbl Alpha Thru; Soclelogy Club. Youag Democrat� VanHorn. Roseanna Elementary Education Cheru.; Elementary Majora Chara� ; ISEA: MSTA NBA Row Seven: VanHorn. 8teven Art Phi Sign Epillon. Rec. Sac. VanLlere. Charles Business Administration Hu. Admla. Oub; Vela Club. VanMeter. Joy Biology BSU; CardUal Key; M8TA NEA: Sigma Zela YE8; Who-� Who Vaughn. Theresa Music Education Choru� ; NEMO Singer� . Sigma Alpha lota. Ventllng. Wayne Biology Alpha Phi Sigma. Blue Key. Pro Oe CUV Sigma Zeta: Track. Var- sity Club; YES 334 Row Ono: Vlahovlch. Olonda Special Education Vollrath. Doris Elementary Education Row Two: Vorarungruengplnyo. Wanna Mathematics Waggoner. Douglas English B«4: B8U; CACTOR� ; Engll.h Club. INDEX. A.w Editor. Phi M. Alpha. 8«; ROTC: Who-. Who Row Three: Wagner. Thomas Business Administration Bio K ji. Bw� Admin. Cl«b Wahab, Abdul Biology-Zoology Inl rnalUotJ Club. Pr«i. Walter. John Biology Yogs Club. Walters. 8usan Mathematics Wares. Pamela Physical Education Alpha Phi Hlgma; Cardinal K.y; Echo Quo.� Attondaat; PEM: M8TA-NKA: 9t|nu Kappa. Trou. : St Mt Monlor.; Sludnt Smut . 8� .: Who-. Who: WRA Row Four: Warlord. Pamela Speech Pathology Waters. Michael Physical Education Va .lty Club. Webb. Kathy Elomontary Education lK«f«.l«i TbHlH MHTA NEA: Mlud.nl Sonato; Unitor.Ity U.hor. Weber. Jon Spanish Aftdt. Weber. Margaret Biology-Comprehensive 8clence Noun... Club Sigma Zola. 8« . TE8. VP. Row Five: Weber. Nancy Elemontary Education Wehde. Joyce 8pecial Education ACE; Alpha Pbl Hljpaa 8k.; Alpha Slpma Alpha. Proa.; Campu. VoluMoor.. Cardinal K.y. Cbmil. PanhoUrnk Coultrll. 8CEC. Who-. Who Wehwer. Debbie Physical Education WRA. Wenneker. Sharon Art AMl.tk Son. A Bald-I. Wenzel. Patricia Elementary Education Hum. Alpha Oauaa; U.ltor.lly Playor.. Row Six: Wheeler. Jo Ann Elemontary Education ACE. 8oc . Elomonlary Ma «. Choru.; EngU.h Club; 8ludonl Mon- Whitacre. Karen Vocational Home Economics Coihoroa; M8TA-NEA White. Doborah Choorloadrr. PEM; 8ludont Sonato; WRA White. James Paythotogy Club. Sigma Tau Gamma Physical Education Political Science White. Jay Sociology Pro.hman Cl a.. Pro. ; INDEX. Editor; 8lud.nl Moral. Row 8even: White. Lorene lll.lorkal Sortoty Wldmann. Karon SCEC. Wiebc. Robert Wigger. Curtis Wlldmon. Carolyn 8CEC; M8TA NEA; 8lgma Sigma 8lg History Special Education Zoology Sociology 8peclal Education 335 Class Of 1973 Row One: History Biology Homo Economics Business Education Business Administration PM K«PP« TIMM: Alp'.� Phi Omrga Row Two: Williams. Mila Jean Music NEMO S.ngara. Band. Cardinal Kay. Aa-eUan Clab: Sigma Alpha l«M: Who' Who: Alpha PM Sigma: Woman'. Dorm CovikB. Williams. Ted Recreation Alpha Phi Sigma. Wills. Kathryn 8pecial Education. Oerman MKTA SKA KCKC: CWiia Wilhelm. Stanley BaivJ; Httloriral Society. Willett. John PraO Club Williams. Connio CoIHmm. 8aa: MSTA-NKA. Williams. Janet CrutMtp Williams. Michaol Wilson. Cynda Business Administration Bu Admla. Club. Wilson. Jerry Edward Pre-Mod Row Three: Wilson. Larry Psychology P� ytk� ta|fy Club. Special Education English Sociology. Law Enforcement Physical Education Law Enforcement Biology Physical Education Wilson. Linda S. SCKC. Slwtant Council. VP, Wilson. Margaret ECHO. Alpha 8!gma Oamm Wilson. Mark tautology Club. Wilson. Mary Jean WRA: AAIIPER Row Four: Wilson. Micheal Mwkc Ouard. Wilson. Samuel Windier. Jane Sigma Sigma Sigma. Carraa. 8m. ECHO. K Drttn, WRA Windoffer. Linda English Alpha PM Sigma: PI Omaga Pi MHTA NKA. Hl.lorUal SarlMy. Winkleman. Judy Physical Education PKM. WRA. 336 Row One: Winter. Susan Elementary Education Witte. David L. A«4u Unc Club. Accounting Wild. Robert Rn|IUh CJvb. Tr M. English Wixom, Stephen History Wolfram. Don Alpha Kappa Lambda Mathematics Row Two: Wolgast. Jane Elementary Education Wommack. Rose Ann Cardinal Kay; Alpha PM Stem Mathematics l; Kappa Mb Kp lk-n Wood. Michael Biology Wood. William Mathematics Woodling. Dana History Education Alpha 8lcma Gamma Younc DmwcraU, Trua . AfOllan CUb, C Urinat Choir; Cowan Band M8TA-NP.A: Car-.pu. Volgnlaara; Ill.torKal Soalnty: KludaM Union Beard Row Three: Woodruff. Rixndy Industrial Education Woods. James Muon General Agriculture Ac Cub. VP: Alpha Gamma Rho. Tran Woods. Paul D. Industrial Arts Woodward. Garnlta Physical Education MSTA'NEA: WRA: PPM � ie « Kappa. Wright. Louolla Ann Accounting Awounllnc Cub. Row Pour: Wyhs. Nancy Jo Elementary Education MSTA NEA: ACE: Alpha Phi Slcma: Elam Major Charu. Wyngarden. Don R. Sociology. Law Enforcement PI Kappa Phi. Wynne. Edward Business Administration Clrele K; Hu Admin. Cub. Yahn. Marie Elementary. Special Education Itorm HA: Kk M Jora Chora% 8CKC. Kw York. Cynthia Elementary Education Row Five: Yos. John Randall Agriculture Ac Club. Row Six: Young. Rejeana English. Spanish Kn«tl h Club. Alpha Slcma Owim. Row Seven: Young, Timothy History 337 Class of 1974 Kathy AM.rU. DIm. AJfr d Bmtrd Allgood Cm ) Ac4� rm DA AeArriw Marvin Ap «l T «odor. Ap(.l K.lroUah Arabpo.r Slain. Armatroag 8l«ph.n Arp Donald AxAbniMr Del A.hmr.J John Aippwiw B.v.rty Beck. Brut. Baker Helen Bkll Ray Ballou BnaAa Barptr Ricky Barker D«arJa Barnard Marcar.1 Barnard Linda Barn.lt Mary BaylM J« B.ahan Patricia llenty Bea.rly Bad Jean. Baei.r Victor B.nt.1. Dorothy Bethardn Jer.l Dlgg.re Patrick Billing. D.rr.11 BlIBngton Michael HUckhan Denlao Bltio flla M Blunck David Hod.n Dianne Boloy C K Bonte Linda Booth. Barbara Borren Beth Borron dim Bern Alan Brake Thom a a Brwn Kevin Braver Chock Broat n Virginia Brook. Brenda Broal Deni a. Broun Diana Brown Karen Broun Toan Bu.ker Janet Bwnn Mary Burk. Kevin Caid..11 338 Class of 1974 KrUUa Cun� «tM 8yIv1o Comjboll DovM Cult Torry Culm John Conor Ilvwoi Coondy II Jurl Cobuhor Do.td cmi Linde Chuollcr Hedy Choblb Nosey Chnotion tor. Bov Ctooton Botty CUITmon Wo]tor CSormoot Phoobe Cloyd Jolono Coo too Bklrloy Coehroe Connlo Cornolluo Koron Couth Woyno Ceubsu Jor.o Croft Po««y Crol Corl Dr too WIIUooo Croioo Noll Crtbb Moreorot Crokor Mieheol Crooooro Chorloo Crow Nosey Culler Chrtotino Curtio BUI Dohl RMhord Dolloy Coro] Duvonporl Homo Ootid.on Joho De.tdoon Alien Do.I. Dloso Dovlo Oloeo Do.it Kioto Do volt Doboreh Dowoon Poetry Do or toe Dootloo Dofosboueh Jork Ikompooy Boot Dorr Bhoroo DoTtoe.no A nolo Dlekoroon 339 Class of 1974 Kafcaoca Dlckeraon Jou Dtmmltt Oail Drayee Pamela Dru er Ktm DtH«l John Duakae Kenneth Dunn Jeff Dykaana William End Oln4a CuUmd Vnlorto RfUn Ma.rO £4«tr Brenda Edmund Fraak Cffcaa Kan Kltolmaa Carol Elliott Lind Edit Lind Era I Bread Eakaa Kaffaf Kukanka J l Ewan Audrey F rrl Kara Fataml Richard Paaly Gary Either Jan FlaW Dobhlo Flack Philip Flatabor Taraaa Flam In Alan Flatchar Dabr Fllcktngar Kathy Folkar Oary Foreman Mika Fraaar E 111 Frotwoll ChrUtl Fry Oary Fry Patry Oarratl Lind Oor t r Judy Olbb Larry OlbU M r« rat Otarka Michael GUI Sharon 0111 LoWaaah Olllatta Paul Olllatta Cheryl OUll ple Rebecca Olveo Marrarat Oladbach Daryl Olaacock John Ola.nn Pamela Gordon Phillip Gordon Michael Gorman 340 Class of 1974 OHH Class of 1974 Elian Martin Joyca Marlin Drt.nl. Martin Donald Martin Kathy Matthau Patricia Mathew. Krne.l Mavne Kalth May Carol McCab Alan McCallttar Aalla McClain Raba«n Mclana. Robert Mr Kin.ay Jr Tana Me Math Jan McNally Karan McNaBy Linda Merrlatan Larry Ma� lnr«r Cathartna Micala Mika Millar Kan Minor Mlrhaal Moahla Killy Molendorp Marita MeUIck Mark Monti Mary Jo Morel. Rickard Morrow Malrta Motlay Rorenra MuUIn David Mullln. Mary Mumma Kathy Murar Edgar Murphy Bavarly Nall Anita Nawlaad Ktalna Norman Sharon Norrt. Dal Otiver Candy OUon Kupaluck Oonhateparuk Demetrio. Papagoorftov Deborah Parana. LaRaa Paulin Thom . Paueche Su.an Paopla. Kathy Paeon Marilyn Patar. David Phi Dip Phillip. Laura Phillip Su.lr Phillip. 343 Carol Plolrowokl Jennifer Ptpor Mark Plaaameyer Class of 1974 Kir n PoKUfr Barry Polm Roger Poller Tecrte Pewera Battle Prtar Shirley Proppa Janln Quick Simon Ramlraa Harold Rkhardeon Patrick Riche rdeea Rente Rlcherdeea Jill Klnay Carolyn RlUmaa Marilyn Rebey Deberah Roebuck lUbart Raabuck Ann Koaraamaa Jeffrey RaolM Rickard Raoa John Roaanbaam Sat ay Raaa Mary Rath Carola Rowland Dabbta Rowland Richard Rental Oary Rauth 8nala Rudd Maaoud Saeannejad Virginia Sauar Carrta Scalf Richard Schlnaker Can r, la Schanlla Marla Schneider Ray Schnaldar Paulatta Sahulta Janall Schwannan Unda «colaro Stata Salby Mohammad Shailaadeh Vicki Shanaan William Shockley Brad Shoemaker Pam Skamakar Kenneth Stef act Maraha Slmpaan Kent SIikox Sara Skinner Oay Slaybaugh Barbara Smith Catheryn Smith Dabble Smith Debra Smith Harry 8mlth Jaaalfar Smith Sheryl Smith Saa Ann Smoot Rodney Snodgreea Harold Snyder Barbara Spencer Larlnla Sponalar Martha Spraggtna Pamela Sprehe Nancy Hllchllng Richard Slacker Kant Slone Rita Stoner Cindy Strab Sylvia 8lueker eergea Kavan Stull JoAna He ay rr 344 Class of 1974 Shlgeo Tnu AWmi T«t4uMI R ndr Tbcelke Dw|tu Tkoma.. Jr Karalyn Hwni iM Hr end Tharp Jum Tipton Dmu Tltdale Timothy Teboy Debra Todd Cindy Toeb Michael Tovrea Add� Troutman Jeff Traynr K lth Tul y Nancy Tv|(l Larry Turner Kanald VanEgdom Larry Van Horn Dennl. VanMaaven Cindy V nna Victoria Vector Ann Voorhooa Thom . Voorhooa David Woof nor Jam . Waynor Oayto Walton Anthony Weatherford Pr lO Won.or Randy Woavor DeSor . WrUcheteyer Edvard Want Jr. Jorry Walrlch Larry Whalen Tony Whitaker David Whitehead Mlk Wleaner Patty WUb«r Chartee Wilden Char lea Wiigenbuech Debbie WUllam. Joann I no William. Reload William Larry Willi. Dixie Wilton Gary Wlndnann Janet Wind offer Paul Wotlberc Jo Wood Johnita Wood Mildred Wood Naaey Wood. Jean W'orthen Jndy Wort Jnlio Wyrkoff All Af.arl Yeganeh Michael Yat . Deborah Young 345 Class Class of 1975 8aunM Irtttauiig Jacky IrMlwn Ub« Brown R ) Brown Virginia Bruner Kent Burknnn BUI Bue Am MurghofT Sumo Bjrkrnpor Harold Burnham Harrtello Burria Janet Burton M to hollo Burlc® Rita Butch J « Burtwjot Bud Bullor Patty Bryrurt Toni CtJnan Du aid Camden Bhorry CampbeU Dohhto Cannon Jumee Cannon Philip Canady Karon Canulty Boh Chaadlor June Chllamore Doanna Clark Jolono Clomu Barbara Otter Mary Cochran Broil Colo Dabble ColUnu Sharon CoUInt Rente Coareux Kalhy Corlonio Kalhy Crachoad Route Cromer Jim Crawford Vickie Crete Wien Croat Mike Crltl Mickey Croat Patricia Cramp Pam Crutcher Clndl Cummiat Undo Dahl 347 Class of 1975 Thomna Dull Ronald Dairy MirfiKl DiiMmu 8c«U Dull lull Doan Mlrhaal Datarlln Ku ) Dial Dobra Dirkina JoAnn Dlckaon Joan Dlilm.r Jan Donation Karla Dothaco Canala Douclaa Chrtaly Dr...a Jan Droato Linda Drummond Loo Dramrlght Sharon Dryadala Brldxal Early Linda Ell Rocor Elliott Jana Klaaa Pal Enicalhai Janat Epparaaa Catkl Erana Cr.l Era� . Patricia Paktak Hooahan Fadaia Branda Fakaaar Doom Parrla Joyca Parrla Union Pay Doan la Pialda Jirrj PlaMa Deborah Plandraau Pam.la El.lah.r Mark Plana Dr an Flkkincar Cynthia Plaaara Mlrhaal FarMa Larry Poatar Karan Fowlar Rabart Fouler Harold Pox. Jr Larry Proach 348 fib) Class of 1975 Davo OinM Claud-a Gardina VIcU OiUlatt Botk ftl.oa Hark; flhMiu Ju OUmmyrr Ann. UNtw Kathy Olkior Bob 0002.10« Bam Ooodrick Kathy Orabor Janot Or.on Jim Orm Diana Oroono Mary Ororr Matthow Ororory Mary Loo Grit. Anna Orlftlth H.I.n Griffith Karoo Ormnd.tad l.laaoTl Orunokh Jerry Oulnn Brad G.thrto William Itaf.trom Larry Kalirhl Jo ♦ Hammon. Hronda Hanrork Patricia Han.haw feaundra Harlan Konnoth Harland Pntiy Karri. Borer Karri. Vicki Harrlaon Tb.ro a Mart Darmto HurtMtk l a ld Ka.orflold Davo Hank L. Morri. Hankln . Jr Perry Haron M. lain. Hoapo Nancy Kochi Moll..a Holdmann 349 Class of 1975 350 Bonnie Henderaon N'kMy H m Kalhkrink Hermann K.rU Heyl Urj HiMkbrkAd Nnrri� ILnton KrfUM Hinton Martha Hlrner Richard Hodita Tor., Hc-lhnh Jon Holme� Joy Hood Ti a HotW Sally Hoaard Andrew Hudacei Haw Hafihn� Margaret Kuneke Reae Iaollne Linda Jonaa Richard Jehnaon Woody Johnaton I Ichor ah Jonci OUalmfco Xale Krialy Karpan Ah Kaamalt Joan KalUimann Barbara Koaaoy Joaeph Kodloy Cindy Kooly Paaaila Kollor Kenneth Kelao Parra Klemme Janla Kllnkhammer Mary Knapp Andrea Knack Alan Koella Mark Koarnar Cberyle Konater Jean Koran Suaan Krveger Wllllaaa Kaakel Jack Lacey Kathy LaPon Richard Lambert Donna Watklraa Ronnie Laagdon Dan Lanpe Sharon Langailler Myrna Lancia corner Donna Laver Levi a Laake Sharon Leake Karen Ledbetter Maraha Lee Michael Leech Paul Langer EUen Lewi a Sherry Lite Mark LlltreU Debra Llvlagaton Class of 1975 Jim Ll� la � lon Ktinftk LliInralM Seattle Lloyd JoAnn Loedln Xtlkgr Lorea� Barbara Lotte Royee Uwm IMra Lo-e Paula Loyd DrtN Luttenegger Da� ld Mail� , Joan Mahonay DebMe Mala DtVa Main Ue«a Main Kvalya Manila ChrUUne Martin Rankin Marlin Dolor � Maoon Cynthia Maidaaa Breky May laaa Mayahl Barbara Mayor Margaret McAlllalor Undo McCann Undo McClain Robert McCubbln Donna McCsrron Oayla McCvrren Joyce MrEteen Linda McOlothhn Mr McOrath Katherine Mrlnreo Mary McIntyre Carol McQueen Pam MrVay Sandra Mechlin Doaoaan Melnhardt Mary Menhard Bernadette Melt� � Kathryn Mlehalaa Jam� � Mlllor Jane Miller Marlon Mlllor Patty Miller Ponny MIBw Connie Mllaer Carla Mitchell Catherine Montgomery 351 Class of 1975 Sharon Mae Anil Morlti Tony Morion Thom . Merrl Doan Mudd Eileen Mod Jo.eph Mumbl Kathryn Murray Oory Myor Michael Nl l� ert Racer Norfolk Carol Nunnenkamp VlrUnlo Ookley Tom O'Connor Mnrcl Otr.ley Loom Po e Deborah Poke Carmen Palmer Michelle Parriih Tarry P rrl h PatU Jo Patient Jt-kr Paule Janeen Payne Tom Peter. Janet Petre Mark Phillip. Doan Pink Darrell PI pee Terri Porter 8..an Powell Carolyn Prtmm Oary Kahmoyor Marla Rami re. Laurie Ray Julie Rea Jackie Reeve Mary Relndel Becky Rempe Sandra Rente Jan Renfer Carol Reynold Leelle Reynold. Jane Rice Jeh Richard Undo Richman Anil Ride Rebecca Kl Den alt Roberteon Ronald KeUuu Roeallne Rodger. Jeany Racer Paula Rom Mark Rucker Jim Ru mII Debbie Rutledge Valerie Rutledc Oretha Balaton Joyce Bander 352 Class of 1975 Paul 8andereoa Mary Suur Debra SrhlUinc Connie ftcluwlMr Sown 8 hroedee J Ml Srherk Marilyn Scott Barbara S 4k Olnny Skn Jane 8ft«rad)r llonnle ShounS Judy Skou.h Bin� Shrader Deborah Sldnell Shelley Slmmerta Marlin Skeet. Elalae Sladeh Chrla Smith Dole Smith Jennifer 8mllh Terr Smith LmmII BidrriM Tanja Bfaari Robin Spurlock Brenda Stanley Nall Starr Joe Steele AUre SletahedT Cindy Stelplufh Unette Klelplufth Jacqule Stopbeneon Sharon Strirnten Rickard Still Kandy Stockwell Lou Stone Vickie Stome Karel Strok r Perry Stroker Linda StoDhi OWn Stumph Phil Summer. Janet Send.from Drew Haler Jim Swllrer Richard Hull er Deere Tade Steven Talbott Jan Talmaa Bill Talton Raymond Tennant. Jr. Marry Theme. Oral Thompeon Karla Thorpe Valerie Tleieley Linda Tipton OWnda Tueker 353 Karen Turnbauith M4rh Turner Kicky llpton Jan Vandeteecht Jim Vandike Jim Varvtl EI«an«r Vm T l«« Dick Waddle Debbie Wacconrr Dan Wa|[ nee Sv.ee Walker Jan Wall Jobs Wallace Chari . Wallace Patricia W lee Thom . Ward Jean Water. Sandra Walun Tom Wat.cn Dlan Weber Otar I . Weed Unda Welle wea.ter Gloria Well. Stete Wenieer Pred Wetthoff Debra Whan Owen Whannel Maritaret Wheeler Chrl. White Paewta Whit Lea Ann Wleklree Nancy Wlckle� � Rechard Winter Mary Ann Wilke Sherri Willard Pamela William. Randi William. Carla William .on Scott Willoughby Dennia Wilton Gall Wil.on Janet WinKb rmwcM Bread Wlaterbower Lean Wl.eman Kenaeth WI.er Kathy Wit Teerl Woodlln Lavrt Week Alice Worlhlnctea Dial WyrkoCf Sv.aa Wynkoep Paul Yale. Ear lea Yellon Unda Young Deborah «man Tae.1 Zlnnerl 354 Class of 1976 M Hy Abbott Barb A! adder Tenl Alexander Cbrle Alt eyer Mark Alm ulit Cynthia Anderaeo Winifred Anderaw Ellen AactMua RMk Aahhy Kerin Balotte Jee Baker Michael Baker Jayce Hall Rhonda Ball WIIMam Ball Mar dell Bailee Jeanne Bane Marily n Barken Brenda Barner Bam Becker Bee Beiremann Debbie BeaU Linda Bird Claudia Blackman Barak Blackeha Cynthia Blunter Linda Bodenhamer Clayton Beley Laurie Belle Melinda Booth Debbie Botham Denna Beat her t Sarah Bear ere Kathleen Boyle Belly Braad Be� Breaieale Dlaelle Brooke Mona Brown Brenda Bren nine Katin Bryanl Buean Buck D� l«hl Buckingham Mariearel Buckman Bam Buckman John Buirb Nancy Ballard 355 Class of 1976 Terssa BuBfinw Debbie Kurcer Oayle Burnett 8utan Cahoea S.on Caldwell Deaa Cslllhsa Cmu Campbell Mike Campbell Rialne Cappt BUt Ctr� ) Breads Carter Carol C� p r Marilyn CmIn! Cynthia Coffey JWn Chevalier Jim Chlsemore Brands Clam Sharon CUml Shlrlay Clifton Marilyn Coataa Carol Cochran Malodaa CoUlar Kred Col lop Jana Caapar KMh Coram Doan a CoilsftM Cathy Crarar John Crist Chuck Crate Dan Cromer Toni Crook a Norman Craao Jamas Crowe Jamas Cummlnga Jr. Susan CurUt Ouy Dailey Elalna Danlala Deborah Danielson David Davidson Carol Davis Jaa Davis Msllsea Davis John Davison Danlal Day David Day Tom Day Marla Do OrefTeereld Mark Deheer Chartas V.. Denton Urtdcst Do Rosear Vt'llham DoShon Nelda DCcksrsoa Mllrl Dirk so. Diane Died rich Nancy Dlonst Danlal Dillon Travis Dillon Martha Dlstolhartt Jack Dixon Roberts Donaldson Bob Downey 356 Class of 1976 Mxhal Darhy Ricky Dr� rj Dabr Dukjwy Kandl Dunbar Ru...ll Durand Janla Dyk lr Rat Eaflaoon Kathryn Early Olenda Ccbmu John Kdaard Lindt Edward Carol Khrtch Rick Etehholr Rita Klkcrmtnn Dan Einwr Kathy Ellalman Burr Ekttrand Deborah Elliot Stan Elliot Jani Eiton Chrl Kltlnc Um En!oo Joan KkoUt Allan Evan Gary Evan Joan F ricu on Bandy Forruton Sandra Eott DUct i'lMlrr Ram ah FVnlay Rhoada Plaa«y Howard Fl h John Elate h� r Vicki Fl.lck r Jana Ftflrwrd Jim Fork! Krt ty For hi Paula Ford Katha Formanrk Don Forraotor 8.mod Fort Sharon Footer Daanl Few loin Cynthia Fowl r So. Fraloy Brand Franklin Daryl Franklin Suaan Fronton Anita Frat wall Ricky Frioftt Jana Fry Nandra Candor Dadd Oardin Kimharly Oarrltoa Mary Jo Can Rick Oat l r 357 Class CD N a Cm o iy ji lllllil fllflfl 111 iMiJii ill ill! eo 7. a j o a. -jjpi! iWlij jjj! IJlJfll illllll Jill ? X s nil ill! I s 0 Class of 1976 Char lee Jehsm Juila Johneea Kit Johneon NelBe Johneon Tom Johneon Eunice JolJffe Cathy Jonoa Jaaat Jonee Joanne Jonee Rl hard Jonee Judy Judd Pam Keene Jayne Kelly KBa Kennedy Nellie Kidd Suele Kin Hw|h Klnaay Keren Klaaar Lye net la Kirkpatrick Judy Keahlar Mercia Kelkh Nora KoriT Dale Koppla Connie Krejt'c Mike Kroekel Tamara Krtnk Nancy Krauee Bill Kubate Paul Laraeyee Deborah. Lnnglon Chrlety Laudwlg Roger Laver Mike Leelheceood Vel via Leo Barbara Letlerman Shelley Urea Keith Llpplncetl Deborah Love Terry Luneford Mary Lux Prande Lyle Lou Aaa Maddock Sandra Malienee Michael Malloy Pam Marine Jane Martin Howard Maeon Lynn Mattll Terry May Ramona Maxeeell Cherrl McAllleler Steven McClain Debra McCoy Karen McCrelght Pam McCulIy Deborah McEuon Robin McFarland Debbie McOralh Patty MeLla Barbara McLouth Terrence McNally Paula Merriman Ore la Meyer Undo Meyer Rita MeyerbetT Erma Mthnlevtch Oayla Miller Lejean Miller Roaald Miller Steart Miller 359 Class of 1976 Terry Miller Toni Mll.tead KUm Mitchell Marie Mitchell Mary Hot!) Mitchell Ellen Montgomery Joanne Moore John Moore Terri Moore Nrnry Morri Vinrlnln Morel. George Morrloen Vkhl Morrlton Lucy Moroe Mory Motley Dnnn Mountain Caret Morirnn Robert Mueller Steven Mvlllno Jim Munir Nancy Murry Brent Mutton Nancy Needham Thomat N el ton Tony Newton Katie Noonan Denlte Norman Connie Onto Sheba Ogle Karen Oldham Marlena Olm.toad Mary Orochein Mike Ortcheln Rather Otborn John Ottrem Barbara Pataky Craig Patterton Janet Pearaon Irene Perrlgo Chord Perkin. Dave Peter. Ann Peteroon Carolyn Phelp. Dmne Picken. Neta Pi Ward Lyia Pinkerton Linda Pin «on Robin Pomeroy Lynne Potey 360 Class of 1976 Rreoda Skinner ll) Skinner Ferrelene 8 milk Marilyn 8 nJUi 8hnrl Smith John SmU Alan Snook Ball Soderaaan Andron Von S� aur Choryl Spnrkt Janaoo Sparke Rath Sparrow Jertery 8portaman Anno Spdnelll Deborah Starnor Molba SUvoaa Kathy Stottlomyro Karon Rtufllebean Kim 8-aim Klllabeth B.a .(jan Oary Swyora Michele Tan rind Doylo Taylor Kathy Thoolko harbara Thocapaon Olnjcor Tipton Scotty Tow Deborah Trelney Hand Tripp Suaan Troutman Jarklr Tropiaao Janie Tucker Joyce Tucker Tim Tucker Joan Teffftle Vicki Turner Judy Uhlmoyor Annette Unter brink Jimmy Valentine Rhonda Vaudhn Sharon Wade Heather Warner Mark Wa n r Jerry Walt Kathy Wnlch Jenane Walford 362 Class of 1976 i « Ut t!Sj i, sali llfiilj l i vM lilini r v v- • I ? i ■ 5 i - C ft i 364 1. (front row) Kathy Hemming. Holly Stelpflug. Kathy Craghead. Roger Hoover. Holly Hoover. Joan Fromm©, (second row) Bob 8ehnelder. Chuck Wallace. Jane Gevecker. Kevin Caldwell, Mark Kaiser, (back row) Sue Schneider. Jim Vandlke. Charlie Harrington. Jane Schuster. Debbie Zeman. 2. (front row) Jane Gevecker. Debbie Zeman. (second row) Holly Hoover. Roger Hoover. Kathy Hemming, (back row) Kevin Caldwell. 3. John Jepson. 4. Roger Hoover, Debbie Zeman. 6. Wayne Davenport. Ray Hall. 4. 365 1. Joan Fromm . 2. Kathy Craghead. 3. Sue Schneider. 4. Roger Hoover. 5. Kevin Caldwell. 6. Kathy Hemming. 7. Holly Stelpflug. Jane Schuster. 367 Then sit together in the grass hold hands where Joe Baldwin looks on Kirk Memorial a glint of night’s stars in his eyes. 369 More wise to talk and smile backtracking lost years, more surely now we grow. 370 371 372 Something blows the air on campus a breath of living a spirit of change it is in us. 37 1 375 376 'rW; 377 Much is in these few pages that long ago was erased and much stands forever. All the future holds such things that I alone can never chang'e but must help direct. 383A Amburg. Beverly. Eddyville. Iowa. 194.222 Abbott. Beverley. Ottumwa. Iowa. 172.355 Abernathy. Joan. Codes: Rapids. Iowa. 37. 32.200.201.211.300 Abraham. Patricia. Floriauunt. 131.203.1114. 300 Ankara. Willie. Venice. 111.. 242 Adam Edward. Kirksville. 133 Adam. Fred 1... Klrksvllla. 203.300 Adam. Philllp. Monroe Clty. 242 Ainm. Nancy. Gilbert. Iowa. 200.201.300 Adnmson. Dennis. Kirkavllle. 300 Adnmson. 3110115.. Klrksvilla. 300 Merton. Dennis. Bucklln. 34B Adkins. Arm. Brasheur. 346 Adkins. Batty. Bruhesr. 300 Mhie. Jane. St. Ann. 193 Ahee. Lou. Centarvilla. Iowa. 300 Aha. Richard. Alblu. Iowa. 178.278.3110 Alton. Morteza. Iran. 186.300 Alters. Joyce. Louisiana. Mo 172.3413 alum. Adallna. Knoxvllle. Iowa. 343 mAAnaari. All. Qatar. 300 Almlmolki. Noznr. Iran. 183 Ame-taon. Carolyn. Queen City. 340 mbartnan. Steven. Green 01:3. 300 3111911011. Kathy. Wyacands. 133.333 Alexander. Bubara R... Queen 0111'. 1.33. 200.223.270.355 Alexander. Pamela. Tram. Iowa. 172 Alexander. Stanley. Unionvllle. 300 Alexander. Toni. Louisiana. 355 Alfred. Diana Maria. 3t. Charles. 162.222. 277.338 AJJen. Ronald. Wheeling. 111.. 180.191.1913. 193.194 Allgayer. Christlne. St. Louis. 355 11.113004. Barnard. Alhia. Iowa. 190.192.194. 338 Almquiat. Lawrence. Boone. Iowa. 171.192. 134.355 Amidai. Robert. Mman. 300 Araceli. Diane. Mnbnriy. 173.300 Andaman. Arlys. Alblu. Iowa. 300 Anderson. Brian. Kirksville. 218 Anderson. Carol. Burlington. Iowa. 338 Anderson. Cynthia. Alumna. Iowa. 355 Anderson. DeeDae. Kirksvilte. 181 Anderson. Dennis. Burlington. Iowa. 133. 209.300 Andaman. Diana. Chaaterflald. 134.343 Anderson. Eddie. Edina. 173.180.188.189. 333 Anderson. Karen. Oakalonau. Iowa. 348 Anderson. Kenneth. Ghariton. Iowa. 182 Anderson. Loren. Kirksville. 348 Anderson. Patricia. Lancaster. 300 Anderson. Rodney. New Sharon. Iowa. 132. 300 Anderson. Winifred. Warrantan. 355 Andreaen. Dawn. Charlotte. Iowa. 300 Andrews. Alina. Mexico. Mo 205.300 Andrawa. Pamela. Bioomneld. Iowa. 300 Andraws. Susan. Novinger. 180.298 Anger. Rosemary. Florissant. 343 Anyhlus. Ellen. 81. Louis. 198.355 Appel. Marvin. Edina. 163.333 Appel. Theodore. St. Louis. 333.399 prltauer. Gustavo. Kirkwlile. 203 Appeltauer. Karen. LaPluta. 105.139.184. 300 Arahpour. Fajzollah. Iran. 333 Areioni. Frank. Kirksvilla. 210 Arenas 11. Jesse. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 300 Armstrong. David. Kirksvllla. 108,220.300 Armstrong. Michael. Moherly. 1134 Armstrong. Opal. Paris. Mm. 338 Amer. Gary. Battandnrf. Iowa. 301 Arnold. Dorll. Ruuaell. Iowa. 223.343 Arnold. Novnlaa. Marion. 277 Arnold. Bharon. Klrkndlla. 301 Arp. Btevon. Walcott. Iowa. 333 3311!. Brad. Bottandorf. Iowa. 279.301 Mhbrannar. Donald. Pt. 00:150. Iowa. 333 Ashby. Richard. J'Urluvlllo. 355 Asher. Llndl. Marcellus. 136.177.197.301 Ashmnad. Del. Kirksville. 338 Ashmud. Bydmy. Kirksvilla. 205.338 Index Aspar. Dennls. Frederick. Okla... 131.301 Aspen Jerry. Fradarlck. Okla... 131 Auchly. Donald. 3:. Charles. 134 Augspurgar. John. Pulaski. Iowa. 131.192. 193.194.1333 Avis. David. Warrenton. 139.348 Avis. Homer. Wnrrentun. 301 Amhalm. Janet. Ottumwn. Iowa. 301 Ayers. Charles. Macon. 204.301 Ayers. Philip. Green City. 167.301 Awes. Paul. Bruawick. 301 B Bachmm. Dennis. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 218 Buhmun. Douglas. Cedar Raplda. Iowa. 173318.244 Backs. Beverly. Marthasville. 333.338 Baggett. Kenneth. Palmyra. 219 Ragga. Duwid. Brookfleld. 343 Bailey. Curtis. Vandnlln. 215 Bailey. Jack. Kirksvilla. 224.343 Bailey. Judith. Lewistown. 343 Bailey. Michael. Unjonville. Iowa. 279 Bailey. Stanley. Ethel. 301 31110110. Kevin. Kirksville. 355 Baker. James. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 301 Baker. Barbara. Shalhina. 343 Baker. Bonnie. Vandnlln. 343 Baker. Bruce. New Landon. 333 Baker. Jennifer. Rolls. 222.301 Baker. Kathy. Mexico. Mo. 171.314.1501 Baker. Kevin. Florlasmt. 134.203.224.346 Bnknr. Lanna. St. Louis. 221.301 Baker. Mark. Florissant. 134.224.3116 Baker. Michael. Moborly. 224.355 Baker. Michael. Mt. Plenum. Iowa. 279. 343 Baker. Randall. Shalbina. 160.136.187.133. 346 Baker. Sauncerin. Paris. 343 Baker. Shirley. Macon. 184 Baker. William. O'Fallcn. 355 Baldwin Jr.. Wayne. Humphrey's. 138 Baldwin. Dennis. Maryland 1115.. 2-12 Baldwin. Percy. St. Louis. 215 Ball. Danna. Brookhald. 138.205.3111 Bali. Helen. Centerville. Iowa. 187.333 Ball. Joyce. Paris. Mo 193.355 B 1. Patrick. Kirksville. 183 Ball. Rhonda. Braaknald. 355 Ball. Robert. Columbia. 82.201.224.242.301 BnJl. William. Brunldleld. 355 Ballew. Mary. Fayetta. 1110.. 365 Buicu. Raymond. Eldridge. Iowa. 1113.338 Bane. Joanne. Pleasanh'llle. 191.134.1355 Earhart. Marilyn. St. Charles. 3155 Barnum. Michael. Cannon. Iowa. 343 Barge. Leila. Creve Coeur. 343 Barger. Brenda. Mrksville. 3133 Barker. Betty. FL Madison. Iowa. 194 Barker. Catherlne. Kirksville. 139 Barker. Ricky. Guthrie Center. Iowa. 139. 172.189.130.194.33B Barnard. Margaret. Philadelphla. M0,. 161. 174.175.133.338 Barrier. Brenda. Hmaburg. 1-10.. 355 Barnes. Linda. Vandalia. 138.205.3111 Barnes. Randall. Kirksvilla. 183 Barnett. Connie. Humphrey's. 212.301 Barnett. James. Gait. 293 Barnett. Kathryn. Kirksvilla. 346 Barnett. Linda. Klrksvltlc. 333 Barnhill, Curman. Bunny. Iowa. 301 Barratt. Margaret. Klrkaville. 302 Barry. Jeffrey. 31.. Charles. 225 Bartsreau. Wanda. 81.. 1.011111. 343 Bartlett. Joann. St. Charles. 208.223.3132 Barton. Susan. Pitiunald. 111.. 303.346 Bukatt. Barbara. Lacloda. 346 Bates. Jack. inernvlllo. 138.340 Baitnni. Michael. Ankany. Iowa. 310 Bugh. Peggy. Wuranton. 131.311 Haumnnn. Norma. Huntnvllia. 103.302 Bmmwtner. Mary. Falrflold. Iowa. 1102 Baxter. Janlce. Greentop. 298 Eagles. Mary. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 33-3 Bays. Mlchul. HannlhaL 243 Baahm. Joe. Thompson. 333 E. Bum. Charles. New Cambrian. 346 Beale. James. LaPlata. 178.302 Beard. Benjamln. Kirksvillo, 224.346 Baud. Bratifurd. Kirksvilla. 224.340 Beauty. Patrlciu. Bucklln. 338 Backer. Cheryl. Bowllng Groom 133.172. 205.302 Becker. Prank. Bowllng Green. 133.137. 302 Becker. Pamela. Green City. 355 Backer. Thomas. Kirkwood Bockert. Charley. Memphis. 302 Bead. Beverly. Coda:- Rapids. Iowa. 333 Baeler. Carol. Kirksville. 338 Beeior. Charla. Kirksville. 179 Human. Marilyn. St. Louis. 302 Begamann. Karen. Haruhurg. 173.355 Behle. David. 51. Charles. 179.137.3013 Bahrana. Bhirla. Kirksvilla. 302 Belew. Thomas. Bridgetown. Mm. 302 Ball. Cynthia. Florissant. 130.130.183.194. 348 Ball. David. Columbia. 343 Bell. Marlin. Mobarly. 242 Ball. Regalia. Kennett. 190.194.279.302 Bollemare. Ronald. Glasgow. 133.302 Benn. James. Frankford. Me... 173.190.3013 Bennett. Debra. Bettendorf. Iowa. 193.210 Bennett. Kitty. Shelbyvilla. 105.139.1971 203.302 Benskin. Darlene. Chilllcotha. 199.300.3053 Benson. Danny. Monroo. CHE. 225 Benson. John. Monroe 0115'. 225 Benson. Mark. Monroe City. 225 Bentele. Kenneth. Macon. 173.333 Baraiter. William. Tux Lnlm. IIJ.. 203.219 Bergeson. Lawrence. Kirkswlle. 343 Bergstrand. Kant. Manchester. Iowa. 343 Bartok. Jame. Laddnnla. 3113 Boshaars. Runan. Vnndnlia. 220 3931.3. Deborah. 31. Charles. 183.355 Bathards. Dorothy. Humphreys. 187.333 201.1191. David. Now Florence. 208.2215 Bettie. Richard. Ottumwa. Iowa. 343 361.118. Steven. Davenport. Iowa. 225 391119. Steven. Linevllle. Iowa Bevins. Daniel. Belle: Plaine. Iowa. 225 Bihler. Charlaa. Mananeid. Ohio. 3.34 Bickera. John. Mansneld. Dhlo. 224 Biggers. Jerel. KirkaVili-e. 225.333 Biggorataff III. John. Klrkavilh. 225 Biggarstul'f. Jane. Klrkavlllo. 214 Riggs. Gary. Florissant. 310 Bildar. Robert. Mt. Carmel. Penn. 219 Blllinga. Judy. Center. 379 Billings. Patrick. Center. 338 Billington. Derrall. Kirksvillo. 133.333 Bird. Linda. Odessa. 355 Bird. Rehacca. Madllan. 302 Blshop. Brenda. Edlna. 346 Bishop. George. larksvlllla. 243 Blahczp. Michael. St. Charles. 211 Blackman. Claudia. Bethndon'. Iowa. 134. 355 Blackshuw. Sarah. Wellavitlo. 355 Blakely. Joan. Kirkovula. 173.303 Blakley. George. 31.. Jomph Blanchard. Brenda. Kirksvilla. 187.302 Blankenship. Danny. Bloomflald. Iowa. 131. 204 Blankenship. Karrie. Lancaster. 200 31531163. Jmoa E... 3:. Louis. 111.. 243.350 Bledsoe. Frmcas. KJrksvlllo. 302 Bladsoe. Joanie. LnBaJla Blolgh. Bally. Hannibal. 302 Blickhm. Marcia. Taylor. 343 Blickhnn. Michael. Taylor. 338- Bllnklnaop. Pauli. Bowllng' Green. 205 Blodgalt. Mary. mrhvula. 3-15 Blue. Daniw. Klrkmdlla. 131.199.223.338 Blumer. Cynthia. Mexico. M0. 355 Blunck. Steven. DoWitt. Iowa. 213.338 Bobaan. Karon. Troy. 348 Bode. Elaine. JoEer-son City. 82,131,179. 197.203.3112 Baden. David. Quincy. 111.. 333 Bmienhamer. Linda. Columbia. 3155 Began. Terry. Falmeld. 01110 Ragnar. Stephan. Flurissnnt. 204.302 Belay. Clayton. 31.. Catharina. 1119.. 173.355 Belay. Dianne. Marcelino. 333 30133;. Leanna. 51. Catharina. Mo 201.346 Bolts. Laurel. Davenport. Iowa. 214.355 13011911. Judith. Klrksville. 130 Bond. Mlchaei. Amen. 224.302 Banner. LeRQy. BL Louls. 215 Bantu. Calla. Des Maines. Iowa. 197.225. Boonynprich. ChaouJ. Bangkok. Thailan Booth. Mellnda. 3:. Ann. 344.355 Boothby. Charles. Monmouth. 111.. 319.242 Boothe. Linda. Williamson. Iowa. 197.333 Barron. Barbara. Green Cutle. 135.171. 173.177.214.333 Barron. Bath. Crown Point. Indiana. 1113. 172.206.1138 Boschart. Danna. St. Charles. 355 Botham. Debra. Jacksonville. 300.355 Bouma. James. Fremont. Iowa. 193.134 Bawen. Leon. Shelbyville. 846 Buwens. Ralph. 31:. Luis. 193 Bowers. James. Kirksville. 188.338 Bowers. Leslie. Kirksville. 302 Bowers. Sarah. Kirksville. 355 Bowman. Kathleen. O'Fallcn. 302 Bawno. Gary. Adams. Nebr.. 258 Boyd. Dennis. New Sharon. Iowa. 190.192. 193.194 Boyd. Gretchen. Kuokuk. Iowa. 173.191200. 302 Boyer. Daniel. Kirks'h'ille. 220 Buyer. John. Douds. Iowa. 133.136 Boyle. Kathleen. Lander. Wyoming. 355 Bozler. Dauglu. St. Louis. 302 Bradneld. Bonnie. Packwuod. Iowa. 314 Brad1Ey. David. Clarence. 130.194.1533 Bradley. Linda. Fairlield. Iowa. 173 Bradshaw. Frederick. Ottumwu. Iowa. 190. 192.193.1134 Bradshaw. Lois. Harlan. Iowa. 302 Bragg. Thomas. Cairo. 11.10.. 188.302 Brake. Alan. Bowling Green. 338 Brnmmcr Jr.. Norman. Alexandria. 133. 302 Brand. Betty. Wanlzville. 1T2.355 Brnnham. Randy. Mansfield. Ohio. 224 Breueue. Beverly. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 355 Breen. Thomas. Bruokfieid. 338 Brennan. Mary. Arlington REL. 111.. 214 Brenneman. Marilyn. Mount Union. Iowa. 134 Brenner. Peggy. Laclcde. 133.1?3 Brewer. Patricia. Burlington. Iowa. 111'. 302 Brewer. Kevin. Hollidny. 333 Brice. Lana. Kirksville. 30.3 Briegcl. Nancy. Kirksvillc. 2913- Bright. Charles. Iowa City. Iowa. 1?4.302 Brill. Hoyt. Kirksvnle. 202 Brinkley. Dwight. Linneus. 224 Brinkman. Jahn. Liberty. 111.. 346 Brenton. Chuck. 33B Brockmann. Barbara. Ballwin. 190.343 Brooks. Dinette. West Liberty. Iowa. 355 Brooks. Virginia. Clark. 134.333 Brosi. Brenda. Hannibal. 53.135.1'1'0203. 21 1.225.333 Brass. Lee. Palmyra. 303 Brothers. Jmklin. Hannibal. 131.171.5311. Brawer. Debbie. Ft. Madison. Iowa. 303 Brown Jr Charles. Bloomfield. Inwa. 303 Brown. Andria. Plainville. 111.. 17?.197. 200.303 Brown. Barbara. Eulia. 43 Brown. Bobbie. Detroit. Mich. 243 Brown. Danny. Dexter. 1a.. 303 Brown. Denim. Brufphear. 333 Brown. Diana. Louisiana. 333 Brown. Janet. Powersvine. 1T3.IT7.303 Brawn. Judy. K2513. Iowa. .303 Brown. Karen. Vandaliu. 333 Brown. Lana. Unicnvilie. 172.346 Brown. Leo. Mercer. 303 Brown. Mona. Livonia. 355 Brown. Robert Paul. Memphis. 250 Brown. Roy Albert. 51. Louis. 346 Browning. Brenda Gay. Leonard. 199.203. 211.355 Brummit. James Robert. Unionville. 209 Brune. Judith Ann. Washington. 162.303 Bruner. Virginia. Lea. Pownrsvilla. 346 Bryant. John Kevin. Mnborly. 355 Bryant. Richard Allen. Belle Plaine. Iowa Brznnzkiawicz. Arlen. Wheeling. III.. 1303 Buck. Sallie Ann. Rathvlllu- Buck. Susan Louise. Ames. Iowa. 1?6.355 Buckingham. Dwight F Kirksvillc. 1119.355 Buckman. Curl Eugene. Monroe City. 163. 2:24.303 Buckmun. Margaret Vi. Paris. 355 Buckmun. Pamela June. Mmeline. 355 Buckmnn. Roberta. Linneus. 1'19 Buckman. Thomas Kent. Shalbina. 133.343 But. Bllly Wayne. Bethal. 131.346 Buehrig' Jr.. James. Jennings. 225 Bunker. Thomas Edward. Washington. 242. Buasser. Steven Michael. Hillsdala. N. J.. 303 EUR. Susanne. Livonia. 303 Bush. John William. Ewing. 355 Buhr. JerryI Lee. Waterloo. lawa. 248 Ballard. Nancy Mae. Ashland. 355 Bumgarnnr. Teresa 1... Jefferson City. 353 Bundy. Cheryl Ann. Kirksva'lle. 303 Bunn. Janet Lon. Muscatine. Iowa. 338 Bunten. Randall W111. Kirksville. 303 Burch. Gregory Allan. Lombard. 111.. 311 Burgeois. Sharon. St. Louis. 134.113.3133 Burghoff. Ann. 51.. Louis. 133.183.1146 Burghol'f. Mary. Narmandy. 130.303 Burke. Mary. Red Oak. Iowa. 338 Burkemper. Susan. 31.. Charles. 199.300. 201.233.1103 Burkempcr. Susan. O'Fallan. 314.343 Burkhnlter. Gerald. KirksVille. 319 Burnett. Gayle. Novelty. 353 Burnhum. Harold. Fayette. 118.343 Burns. Edith. Pulaski. Iowa. 303 Burns. Judith. Glenwood. 303 Ewsc. Billy. Macon. 1113190303 Burton. Dale. Halo. 186 Burton. Janet. M1. Pieasanl. Iowa. 346 Burton. Michelle. Kansas City. 169.211.346 Busch. Rita. Bettendori. lawn. 176.346 Bush. Charlisa. Paris. 303 Bushmeycr. Joyce. Hull. III.. 346 Buster. Gregory. Bcvier. 303 Entity Jr.. Anaclem. Kirksville. 303 Butler. Irwin. LaPlatu. 134.346 Bulz. Regis. Norway. lawn. 220 Byems. Keith. Clarence. M0,. 162.135.1119. 304 Byrurn. Clara. Shelbyville. Mo.. 304 Byrum. Patty. Shelbyville. M5. 173.343 0 Cadweli. Martha. Wapelln. 111.. 223 Cafl'in. Neale. Cabot. VL. 1T3 Cahill. Teresa. Mt. Prospect. III.. 223 Cahonn. Smart. 0131141an. Ma. 355 Caldwell. Cari. Manchester. M0,. 193 Caldwell. Kevin. Kirksville. 133.333.3155. 33'? Caldwell. Sheryl. Bcvicr. 173 Culdwell. Susan. Mexican. Mm. 356 Culihnn. Dorm. Green City. 1112.353 Calnnn. Toni. Edinu. 134.346 Cnmhron. Jeri. Hirksvillc. 11-10 Camden. John. Gicnwocd. Ma 135.137.3415 Camden. Linda. Glcnwaod. 11110.. 170.304 Cumpukna. Kristen. Mount. 111.. 339 Campbell. Carol. LuBcllc. 510.. 133- Cnmphull. Cathin, Kirksvillu. 5214 Campbell. Chteryl. LaBelle. Mm. 168.214 Campbell. Curean. Pollock. 1110.. 134.353 Campbell. David. Crlwe Coeur. 356 Campbell. Judith. Mediapulis. 13.. 304 Campbell. Michael. Cedur Rup'I-zlsi. Iowa. 1?3.210 Campbell. Sylvia. Crun- Cucur. 11'? Campbell. Walter. Ccnlralin. Mm. 279 Cannday. Richard. Lathrap. Mm. 204.2l0. 304 Cannon. Deborah. Rivardalu. lawn. 1113.177. 343 Cannan. James. Browning. M0,. 343 Cilpllldn. Claire. Albia. Imam. 304 Cnporizxo Jr.. Alfred. Staqurd. Conn. 3'04 Capps. Eva Elaine. Louisiana. MIL. 356 Buoy. Judilh. Macon. 304 Carl. Pamela. Kirksvillu. 193.214 Carlo. David. Ottumwn. Iowa. 333 Carlson. Torry. Humboldt. 10Wu. 339 Carmichael. James. Toledu. lawn. 21$ Carney. William. St. Peters. 356 Carpenter. audrey. Stautm'ille. 173.304 Curr. Mamie. Sullivan. 242 Curler. Brenda Sue. Kirksvillc. 353 Carter. Cathy. Kirksvillc. 204 Carter. John. Haywood. 304 Curler. John. Kirksvinc. 209.339 Carter. Mark. Lockwaad. 134 Cumtdy 11. Thomas. Unianville. 339 Casady. Philip. Bucklin. 346 Cuprr. Carol. Rolling de3. III.. 3156 Cwisity. Karen. Rolhville. 346 Culcal. Marilyn. North English. Iowa. 353 Outer. Grammy. Ottumwa. Iowa. 304 Cavunuh. Diana. Marceline.n-133 Cavannh. Hem. Marcelinc. 82.130.163.192 Cehuhmr. Janet. Contenula. Inwa. 339 Cecil. David. Dnanelluou. 343.250 Chudwcll. Charles. LaPlatn. 131.133.3114 Chamberlain. Gail. Nobel. 111.. 131.242 Chamberlain. Larry. Nnho. III.. 224 Chunrellur. Linda. Rullndgtn 210.339 Chandler. Robert. Holliduy. 181311.347 Chapman. Craig. Cedar Rapids. Iowa Churipur. Gary. Coliiu' Rapids. Iowa 134. 224 Chuvurri. Jnmau. Kirksvillu, 135.333 Chabib. Hndy. Dik E1 Mohdi. Lebanon. 339 Check. Susan. Anabel. 1112.130 Chen. Edeard, Taiwan. 304 Chen. Norma. Taiwan. 2'93 Ghen Shaina Lin. Taiwan. 318 Chang. Yio Stephen. Taiwan. 135 Chevalier. James. Mnrxhnil. 342 Chinrcaltinu. Thnremt. Hirkm'illo. 304 Chinn. Joe. Powvrsville. 30-1 Chismnarc. James. Ruchcliv. lll.. 2.24.353 Uhianmru. Jm'll . Hutln-Hr. 111.. 2-25.33? Chung. Dick Yan. Kuwinnn. Hung Kong. 304 Chou. Chcn-Yuun. Taipei. Taiwan. 304 Christensen. Daniel. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 179.197 Christianscn. Nilncry. 51. Charms. 210.339 Chrisly. 1.015. Rru'rt'. 170 Church. Michaul. Jermryvillv. III.. 201.243. 250.304 Ciurln. Frederick. Kirkxville. 30-1 Clslggvu. Brynn. Kirkm'illu. 137 Clumreu. Douglas. Ewing. 42 Clnrk. Dnnny. Unit Clark. Dmlnml. Gull. 34? Clark. Gnil. Brookfield. 1119.200 Clark. Jnhn. St. Louis. 219.304 Clark. Patricia. Kirksville. 180 Clark. Ronald. Columbus Jcl Iowa. 174 Clauson. Gregory. Molina. III.. 258- Clnotdn. Beverly. Desi Maines. IDWu. 333 Clelenn. Betty. Muscatine. Iowa. 333 Clem. Brenda. St. Peters. 353 Clem. Danny. LnPIntn. 1T3.203 Clam. Steve. 31. Peters. 21.3.3134 Clema. Jolene. Mncon. 203.34? Clement. Sharon. Mexico. Mu 1T5.353 Clemons. John. Danrlelisvn. Iowa. 218.244 Ciurmont. Waiter. Kirkwood. 339 Clifford. Sandra. Kirksvilla Clifton. Shirley. Curryvillc. 353 Clover. Barbara. Bloomfield. Iowa. 134. 137.347 Clayd. P1100110. Bo'linghrook. III.. 130.197. 193.200.223.338 Cnosscn. Jenn. 1Nu.-shi1-u.rtr.m. lawn. 277 Cnnlrs. Julonu. Conlurvilln. Inwu. 339 Comes. Mnrilyn. Corydcn. Iowa. 356 Coburn. JILrtIus. Whruling. 202.304 Cuburn. Joyce. Kirksville. 304 Cochran. Carol. Lucas. Iowa. 200.353 Cuchrlln. Mary. Jacksam'illc. 190.194.1915. 34? fluchran. Rnhnnca. Trentun. 305 Cochran. Shirley. Milan. 3351 tlanuy. Cynthia. Now Sharon. Iowa. 212. 356 0:111in. Jucqlmlino. Now Sharon. lawn. 19?. 203.212.1355 Cohen. Kcnnvth. Uli-n-lla. 305 Utah. Huhl-rt. Kirkm'illn. 305 Cnlo. Stall. Canton. 347 Collcl. Glenn. Salisbury. 175 Culiiu-r. Mcluduu. Rollin. 211.353 Collins. Debbie. Lucindr. 181.347 Collins. Shawn. Miindon. 166.193.3411 Gallup. Frudvrick. Kirksvillv. 234.353 Cnllopy. Storm. Clinton. Iowa. 204 Combs. Brian. Musnn City. Iowa. 136.305 Cmnngys. Cynthia. Curlislv. Iowa. 305 Comstock. Darrell. Palmyra. 305 Conrcux. thac. Hriduetnn. 1323.34? Commute. Fred. Bm-ier. 135.161.3115 Cunwny, Susan. Railing Meadows. 111., 223 Cook. Dlwid. Ruckfortl. III.. 305 Cook. Mickey. St. Charles. 211 Uuuk. Peggy. Ollie. Iowa. 305 Cooper. Glen. Kirksvillu. 133.200 Cooper. June. Braukfmld. 356 Cuprnhawr. Puul. Bonding Green. 1?l.190. 191.192.194.305 Corum. Richurd. Macon. 353 Curtlernmn. Dennis. Cairo. Mm. 305 Cornelius. Connie, Kirksville. 193.339 CnrtEF-iIJ. Kathy. Kirksville. 347 Cuuch. Karen. Paimyrn. 1?9.197.339 Counhmsm. Wnynv. Puwursvillu. iown. 1.63. 157.339 Conll. Turry. Chillicothe. 2111 Covington. Donna. Pacific. 353 Cox. Tod. Van Wert. Iawa. 161.166.3115 Craft. Stephanie. Huntsville. 135.211.3139 Craghead. Kathy. Mexico. Mm. 341365.337 Graig. Pnul. Ballwin. 191.192.193.305 385 386 Craig. Peggy. Conan. 170.186.3113 Crnmar. Catherine. Palmyra. 3153 Crawler. Edward. Kirksville. 1813- Crsmor. Roger. Manchuter. Iowa. 133.305 Cramer. Roxie. Manchester. Iowa. l78.3-I7 handnll. Kenneth. Greenwp. 213.305 Crandnll. Vancll. Graentop. 167 Orandlo. Kan. 319 Crawford. Barton. B33115. 111.. 219 Crawford. Bruce. Venlce. 111.. 215 Crawford. Glenn. Auxvuu. 211.253 Crawford. James. Louisiana. 178.181.11.47 Oreuon. L013. Loulalana. 293- Craed. Ralph. Calro. 242 Crass. Vickla. Macon. 347 Crews. Ellen. Moberly. 34? Crown. Willlam. Mmdco. 186.339 01-11111. Neil. LaPIata. 225.339 Crisainger. Jr.. Cedar Rapldl. Iowa. 134. 173.208 Grist. John. Wlnigan. 353 Grist. Michael. Troy. 210 Grist. Michael. Kirkadlla. 2213.347 Crltas. Marilyn. St. Louis. 211. Crnic. Charles. Kirksville. 223.353 Gromltin. John. Klrkenrilla. 193 Grater. Margaret. MnrahaJltown. Iowa. 205. 339 Growler. Danny. St. Catharina. 355 Cronbaugh. Rodney. Belle P131113. laws Omaha. Tani Lynne. Bramlng. 356 Cross. Linda Sue. Ames. Iowa. 171,214,305 Ch-oas. Nuclei- Maxine. Killdull'. Iowa. 3-117 Crunl. Norman. Robert. Bevier. 358 Cross. Bummla Ewan Highne. 1'33- Grousore. Mlchul L.. Hannibal. 42.174. 339 Crow Jr. Charles 0.. Hannibal. 202.333 Crowe. James Joseph. Crastwoad. 263.3158 Crump. Marcella. Ashland. 188.189.1105 lK'Jrump. Michael 8.. Kearney. 208.210 Cramp. Patricia 13.. Mexlao. 347 Grutcher. Pamela M.. Huntsvllle. 158.200. 205.347 01.111311. Kristina Sue. F1. Madlaon. Iowa. 82. 223.305 Cullor. Nancy. Lucarne. 339 Cumming: Jr.. James R. Hmsburg. 172, 356 Cumming. Cynthia Lou. Unjonvilie. 181.208. 214.347 Cunningham. Mike 1L. Nuvingar. 305 Cunningham. Monica 11.. Memphis. 303 Cupp. Gary Allen. Paris. MEL. 42 Cupp. Terrill Sue. Klrkavilla. 300 Curran. Michael L.. Washington. 219.242 Current. Deborah L.. LaPlatn Curry. Eve- Mnu-ie. Muchesber. 11-10.. 211 Curry. Frederick T.. Ham. 82.165.189.180. Curtis. Charles E.. Bettondorl'. Iowa. 285 Curtis. Chriutlne L.. Quincy. 131.. 339 Curtis. Martha. K Gm. 305 0111-113. Mary IL. Laddonln. 305 0111-110. Susan Jana. Dan Motnoa. Iowa. 136. 353 D D 801.1211. Alan 8.. Kirksvllle. 307 Daggett. Jana Ann. Earlham. Iowa. 200.201. 306 09351111.. Mlchaal F.. Klrlturilla. 163.303 Dnhll. Billle Duane. Kirksvllia. 339 Dahl. Linda Lee. Kirkulee. 347 Bailey Jr.. Guy. Mahorlar. MILL. 192.196.3153 Bailey. Richard. Eldon. Icwa. 133.225.3311 Daily. Fem. Luck Springs. Mm. 306 Duly. Richard. Burlington. Iowa. 163 Daniela. Dennis. Kirksviiie. 180.300- Daniela. Elaine. Novlngor. 270.353 Daniels. Loulse. Vlcwr. Iowa. 138.308 Daniels. R1011. Kirksvllle. 263 Daniela. Sheri. Novlngor. 189.308 Daniels. William1 Kirksvilla. 224.232.308- Dnnielsen. Deborah. Davenport. Iowa. 356 Dmielsons. Thomas. Hannibal. 193 Darby. Mlchnel. Clarence. 357 Darden. Lem. 31. Louls. 215 Darr. Eliza. Wallsvilie. 11-10.. 161.171-3111 Barr. Robert. Kirksvilla. 303 Darrow. Darrell. Carthage. MO 343 Dane. Thomas. Kirksville. 34B Davenport. Carol. New Cumbrin. 185.178.1339 Davenport. Janna. New Cambrln. 178.188. 3011 Dewey. Ronald. Maadvllla. 133.343 Davidian. Hamazash. Abadnn. Iran. 186.339 Davidson. David. Mexico. 1110.. 192.191.1150 Davidson, John. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 184. 194.339 Davidson. Judith. Kirksvllln. 223.303 Davidson. Margaret. Centervule. Iowa. 134. 1148 Davidson. Marilyn. Kirksville. 308 Davis. Arm. Memphis. 11-10.. 212.339 Davis. Carol. LnPlata. 358 Davis. Chuck. Kirknvuln. 210 Davis. Diane. Ku-lcsvilio. 339 Davis. Debra. Unionvilla. 186 Davis. Debra. Mexico. Mm. 214.308 Davis. Dixie. E01111. 215 Davis. Dougiaa. Corydon. Iowa. 171,193,194 Davls. Glenn. Memphis. 173.339 Dnvls, Jack. LaEelle. 188.208.218- Davis. Jan. Platinum. 363 Davin. Linda. Powernille. 133.303 Duds. Marsha. Vandaljg. 215 1311113. Mary. 111133911. Iowa. 133 Darla. Mallaan. Now Cumbrla. 170.358 Dawla. Nadlne. Wastndnster. Colorado. 133 Davis. Rngar. Fulton. 306 Davls. Roy. Bmentop. 306 Davis. 81:011.. Holt. 210.348 Dulaon. John. Kirksvilla. 356 Dnvlssan. Russell. Washington. Iowa. 2215 Diwali. Elsle. Iucklln. 184.339 Dawaan. Deborah. Moborly. 205.339 Day. Daniel. Macon. 353 Day. Scott. Wheeling. II1.. 212' Day. Thomas. Columbia. 186.356 De Fiona. Jennie. Mercer. 306 D!- G'raffenuid. Marla. Laka- Oxark. 184. 3156 De Luca. Angelo. 81. Louis. 131.187.2041. 303 De Rosear. Bridget. Memphis. 358 Do Shun. William. Macon. 356 De Witt. Cheryl. Kirkavlllo. 173.177.3116 Do Yunnan. Kay. Kirksville. 3013 Dean. Janet. Knoxviue. Iowa. 279.348 Dean. Jo Ellen. Kirkgvlllc. 210 Dean. Panda. HmnlhaJ. 42 Deanna. John. Monroe 0113. 303 Deming. Peggy. Madlmn. 339 Dearlng. Phillip. Milan. 1941 Deming. Randy. Milan. 19-1 Deucn. Deborah. Mexico. Mo 131.183. 211.306 Decker. Susan. Independence. Iowa. 300 Deehr. Dale. Sandusky. Ohio. 13-1 Beaker. Michael. Montgomery 0113:. 139 Dcfenbaugh. Denlsa. Buffalo. Iowa. 339 Dehner. James. LsPlata. 358- Delerllng. Michael. 81111810. Iowa. 202.348 Domuest. Connie. Brookhald. 1711.306 Dempsey. Jack. Klrksvllle. 243.339 Dennis. Donald. Milan. I70 Dennis. Gary. Kirksville. 303 Danton. Charlas. Warrantnn. 170.358 Derby. Craig. W. Des Molnes. lawn. 225. 303 Derr. Russell. Kcokuk. Iowa. 339 Darrell. Nathaniel. Leavenworth. KL, 242. 303 Detienne. Sharon. Wellsvillo. 1339 Di Chiro. Anthony. Hudson Falls, N. Y., 210 Di Marin. Anthony. LnBelle, 307 Dial. Nancy. Memphis. 3-18 Dickerson. Aneta. Clifton 1-1111. Mon. 33-9 Dickerson. Nelda. Cllnon Hill. 1110.. 356 Dickerson. Rebecca. Tipton. Iowa. 3110 Dickinson. Debra. Davenport. Iowa. 194. 348 chkson. Bernlece. Atlanta. 180.308 Dickson. Mitzi. Palmyra. 184.358 Dickson. Robert. 0111011111119. 307 Diedrich. Debra. Overland. 193.194 Diedrich. Diana. 31. Leuis, 134.353 Dienst. Nancy. Mempbh. 134.353 Dietrich. Carolyn. 81.. Ann. 138.189.205.307 131111: 111. Lawrence. 81. Charlaa. 307 Dillon. Danlal. River Forest. 111.. 242.356 Dillon. Travis. O'F'nllan. 178.224.1158 Dimmltt. Joan. Kirksvllle. 173.137.1540 Dimmltt. Keith. Kirksvilla. 178.197.3107 Ducks. Roberta. Bloomfield. Iowa. 307 Disnalhorst. Marsha. Qulncy. 111.. 350 Dimmer. Joan Ellzahath. Kirksvilla. 305. 348 Dixon. Jackie Lee. erght City. 356 Dabbx. Kathy. Qulncy. 111.. 172.307 Daggett. Stephen. Macon. Me 3-07 Donahue. Christina. Keokuk. Iowa. 307 Donatd. Douglas. Klrksvllle. 42.174 Donaldaon. Kathleen. Hannlhu. 199 Donaldson. Roberta. 81.. Louis. 200.301.358- Donnelson. Jan. Palmyra. Man 343 Dooley. Torry. Queen City. 307 Don. Gary. Bglludn. Mm. 201.224.349- Dothnga. Karla. Mmhanvilla. Mm. 348 Dotson. Donald. NW London. Mm. 307 Doughorty. William. Fayette. Mm. 307 Douglas. Connie. Oakalaoaa. Iowa. 318 Dnugln. Mlckl. Kirksvilln. 42 Douglas. luck. K311111310. 307 Downy. Robert. Ballurln. Mm. 356 Doyle. Richard. Burllnghm. Iowa. 307 Doyle. 71:111. Sigournu. laws. 30? Drasu-r. Delvin. KlrklvllJl. 180.106.1811. 3-07 Drawn. Carl. Kirksville. 3-39 Drowns. Christy. 31. Louis. 187,348 Drawn Gail Ann. Warranton. Mo 340 Drona. Janis Elizlh-Elh. BI. Charley. 348 Drug . Pamela. Bettendorr. Iowa. 162. 279.840 Drummond. Llndn. Ghilllcotho. 348 Drumrlght. anhur. Mexico. Mm. 133.343 Drury. Rlclqr. Green Island. Iowa. 357 Drysdate. Sharon. 81.. Loula. 205.343 Dubbert. Karon. Martinsburg. 174.340 0111119111. Dixie. Huntsville. 103.307 Duitumm. Julle. Amboy. 111.. 199.307 Dulaney. Debra. Lulade. 170.357 Dunau-d. Mlchaol. Troy. 210 Dunbar. Randi. Washington. Iowa. 33-7 Duncan. Sharon. Columbia. 307 Durham. Buuan, Klrksville. 307 Bunker. John. Hull. ML. 340 Dunn. Kenhath. Mnrtlnsburg. 178.197.3410 Dunning. Joseph. Bettendorf. Iowa. 225 Dupla. Slavan. Kaunas City. 190.192.194. Durand. Russell. Newton. Iowa. 357 Burden. Clyde. Purtsgavilla. 019.. 215.307 Durham. Jolene. Ottumwa. Iowa. 132.307 Dunk. Henny. Hannibal. 307 Duvnli. Christina. Wan Chester. lawn. 306 Dwyar. Karon. 31193:. 200.201.1303 Dwyer. Nancy. 511193. 303 Dykerna. Jsm-ay. Battendorf. Iowa. 210.340 Dykstra. Jane. Oskalooaa. Iowa. 211.357 E Ends. John. Kirksvlna. 203.224 Enqleson. Patricla. Canton. 357 Early. Barbara. Baring. 130.303 Early. Bridget. Baring. 3-18 Early. Kathryn. Edinn. 173.367 East. William. Mnnma City. 163,003,340 Eastman. Colette. Kirksvilla. 183 Eastman. Jo Ann. St. Louis. 161.214.1108 Eastman. Thomas. Kirksville. 138 Easton. Gayle. Marshalltnwn. Iowa. 308- Eastorl. Luwall. Burlington. Iowa. 308 Eastwood. Glenda. Rush H111. 277.340 Eaton. David. Burlingtun. Iowa. 163.165.3136 Echelo, 133.11. 81;. Charles. 203.222 Ecklea. Valerie. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 13-4, 172.340 Eckman. 011111-193. Amann. Iowa. 218 Eckmnn. Glands. Paris. Mm. 367 Eckntrand. Burr. 134 Eddy. Sharon. Zau'ing, Iowa. 203.303 Edgar. Marcia. Marceline. 197.340 Edmundson. Brenda. Kirksvllla. 178.840 Edwards. Beverly. Memphis. 138.197.3118 Edwards. Douglaa. Cadar Rapids. Iowa. 194. 1'33- Edwarda. John. Maxlco. Mm. 3-67 Edwards. Linda. Bevier. 357 Edwards. Mika. Klrkaville. 2-158 Edwards. 81.9mm. Cairo. 173.303 Egbert, Van. Wymandn, 173 Essen. Francis. Jefferson City. 340 Ehrich. Carola. Lmloda. 357 Enrich. Jana. Laelede. 163.189.205.308 Eicharnier. Sue. Kirksvillo. 82.161.165.189. 198.212.3111 Eiuhhnlz. Richard. Washington. 242.357 Elkermmn. Rita. Hermann. 357 Eimara. Dnnlal. Kansas City. 357 Bison. Thomas. Splrit Lake. Iowa. 18-8 Eltelmnn. KathJeen. Orwell. Vt 357 Eltatman. Kenneth. Orwnll. 71.. 242.310 Ekatrand. Burr. Cadu- Rupida. lawn. 132. 198.367 Ell. Linda. O'Fallnn. M8 Ellar. Michael. 81;. Loull. 2315 ElJal-hrock. Mary. 81.. Louis. 133180.187. 212.308 Elliott. Carol. Davonport. Iowa. 235.310 31.11011. Deborah, Fulton. 357 81111111.. Karon. Klrkuvllln. 199.223.H5.308 Elliott. Lunvtl. Richmond. 24.3 Elliott. Roger. Macon. 3-18 Elliott. 8111111113. Elmer. 357 Bills. 1.1111111. St. Charles. 131.211.3110 11:111., 11.31am. KIrk-vllla. 133.303 Else... Ethel. Kirklvlua. 3-43 Ellen. Janie. Bmmlld. 133.337 E31113. 0111-1311119. Kaohult. Iowa. 357 Ennlku. Patricia. Lan-ta 011.3. lawn. 313 Engan. Godfrey. Wichita. 1b.. 242.303 England. 11314.11. Kh'kaviile. 303 Enlua. Lana. Jefferson. City. 199.194.1357 Epperson. Janet. Gibbs. 343 Epperson. Joaaphino. Kirksvilla. 308 Erlbncher. James. 11mm. Iowa. 994 811:. Rahh-Bccn. Klrksville. 173.177 Erwin. Linda. Greenwn. 340 Escohar. Joan. Central Iallp, N. '1'. 357 Eakew. Brenda. Middletown. 170.177.197. 340 Fitter. Randy. Montgomery 0115'. 2315 Euhnnka. Randy. Kirksville. 308 Eubanka. Roger. Green City. 340 Evans. 031111. Den Moines. Iowa. 1129.343 3113.113. Craig. Paris. Mm. 181.343 Evans. Gary. Mention. 111.. 342353.367 Evan. Jlm. 1111-13011... 2111 Evans. John. Brooldhld. 308 Evans. Mlchaal. Kirkavnle. .1157 Evans. Napoleon. Saint Louis. 309 Ewens. Janis. Gantraiia. 340 Ewen. George. Incllanoln. Iowa. 300 F Fahlck. Patricia. Crystal 0113'. 173.190. 343 Padaia. Hooshang'. Iran. 186.348 Fairfax. Michael. Kirksvllle. 188.309 Falconer. Brenda. Purdln. 343 Funhmnmd. Mehrdad. Teharan. Inn. 185 Fuchtchl. Ali. Tehran. Iran. 133 Farmer. Gwrgeann. Jacksonville. 111.. 200. 201.922 FureIl. Dudley. Oelwein. Iowa. 305 Farris. Audrey. Wildwoad. 111.. 211.340 Farris. Debra. Mubarly. 190.193 Farris. Donna. Rush H111. 11110.. 277.343 Farris. Joyce, $1. Louls. 193.348 Farris. Paul. Moberly. 904 Paternl. Roast. Iran. 340 Faulstlch. Phlllp. 81. Louis. 204 P1131. Halon. Broaknald. 343 Peels. Rlchnrd. Lisle. 111.. 188.340 Feldmann. John. 31. Charles. 310 Fellinger. John. Canton. 309 Farguaan. Jmm. Kansas City. 200.219.1144. 367 Ferguson. Sandra. Ewing. 194.137.1357 Farnoau. Darrell. Mantezumu. Iowa. 309 Fetneau. Darrel. 101-1111121119. 233 P311. Sandra. 31.. Louis. 35? Fan. Michael. 31:. Louis. 213 Flaken. Elaine. Louialuna. 173 31111113. Donnie. Whaling. 172.343 Fields. Gerald. Paris. Mo.. 343 Hester. Dixie. Blalrstown. Iowa. 171.184 200.307 War. Roger. Newton. Iowa. 220 Pinata. Koliy. Kirksville. 309 Flnazl. Sydney. Kirksville. 309 Finch. Waller. Klrksvilla. 309 Finlay. Mary. 31.. Ann. 134 Finlay. Ramada, Marceline. 361' Finley. John. 31.. Jawph. 160.190.9393 Planes. Rhonda. Pudln. 194.36? Firks. Pamela. Kirksvilla. 309 First, Philip. Kirksvillo. 309 Flrat. Rowena. New Cambrian. 1109 F1311. James. Chiliicotho. 174.194.273.367 Flshar. Donald. 01111111133. Iowa. 109.188 Hshar. Gary. Muscatlne. Iowa. 224.340 Fisher. Gary. Hannibal. 210.309 Fisher. Jan. Green 0115'. 180.911.970.340 Fisher. Mary. 81:. P811111. 184.210 F1113. Lorraine. Overland. 193 Fitzgerald. Julln. Amen. Iowa. 163 Finch Jr.. Richard. Iarkwood. 939 Flack. Dobra. St. Peters. 173.177.3110 Flanagan. Lawrence J.. Washington. 309 Ftandreuu. Daharah. Waurfor-d. 01.. 343 Pleat Jr.. Elmer. Washington. 201.243 Flalshar. Pamela. Horluant. 179.348 Flaloher. Phillp. Florisnnt. 340 Fleming. Teresa. Bloomfield. Iowa. 2.00. 201323.340 Fleas. Mark. Ft. Madison. Iowa. 348 Fletcher. Allin. Kirkl'ville. 133.340 Fletcher. John. LaGI-anga. 867 Fletcher. Welds. Brunswick. 172.337 Fllcldnger. Debra. LnPlnta. 176.340 Fucking . Wilhor. LnPlltn. 34B Flowers. Cynthia. Kirksvilla. 343 Hynn. Arthur. West Orange. N. J.. 181.309 Flynn. Mary. Keota. Iowa. 903 Flynn. Paul. Bedlam. Mum. 910 Flynn. Wllllam. Kirkavlllo. 179.I97.309 Foglesong. Jane. Klrksvllla. 357 Fohoy. Robert. Hannibal. 309 Folker. Kathy. Farmlngton. lawn. 840 Farhis. Dennis. Mexico. Mu. 190.357 Forms. Kristy. Madison. 357 Forbis. Mluhaol. Hollidly. 180.210.3443 Ford. Paula. Cedar Rapids. 11mm. 35'? Foreman. Gary. Hannibal. 340 Formnnek. Katha. Mandala. 111.. 923.337 Forqner. Nancy. Salem. 309 Forrest. Eric. 3111an. 190.191.193.194 Forrest. Lawrence. HannJhaJ. 309 Forrester. Donald. Klrkavilta. 224.357 Fort. Gary. Wellsvllie. 224.309 Fort. Lenka. Cantrnlha. 309 Fort. Samuel. Wellaville. 351' Fortnay. Janie. Brasher. 309 Foster. Deborah. Sumner. 160.194.1211 Foster. Larry. Foley. 173.343 Foster. Roberta. Florissant. 309 Foster. Sharon. Bloomneid. Iowa. 3117 Pouch. John. LaPlntn. 224.243 Fountain. Dannls. Kirknvme. 134.337 Fowler. Cynthia. Mexico. 3157 Fowler. 31111111. Unionville. 181.309 Fowler. John. Kirksville. 309 Fowler. Kathryn. Canyon. 04-. 3-43 Fowler. Robert. Unionvilla. 136.348 Fox Jr.. Harold. 81. Joseph. 343 Fraiey. Busan. 31.. Charles. 357 Francis. Shawn. Florissant. 9.22.309 Frnnlm. Dennis. 81. Louis. 219.309 anke. Michael. Charles 0115!. Iowa. 303 Franklin. Branda. Fulton. 357 Franklin. Darryl. 31. Louis. 242.337 Franklin. Dennis. ngg'lnsvllle. 242 Franklin. Jay. 91. Ann. 197.279 Prunklln. Joy. Milan Fraser. Michael. KJrks-ullla. 188.258.340 Fraser. Hubert. Monmouth. Ill.. 2013 Frazer. Peggy. Mllan. 205 Hazier. Jay Jansen. Mobarly. 309 Frazier. Michael. Kirksvillo. 219 Frederick. Connie. Cnllinsvilla. 174.309 Fredericka. Dan. Kirksville. 210 Freehorn. Mary. Barnes City. Iowa. 171. 200.201.2113 Free'I. Tod. 1111-1190116. 25.30.32.180903. 224.309 Froomnn. .100. Fairfield. Iowa. 242 Frans. Michael. Marcelino. 309 Franck. Carol. Maxim. 309 French. Lawrence. Fairfield. Iowa. 176.343 French. Vivian. Palmyra. 291.309 Franzen. Dnrold. Klrksvillu. 32.308224. 309 Franzen. Susan. Kirksvilla. 357 Pretwell. 351.11. Wllllamstawn. 109.172. 179.203.3411 Fretwall. Palm. Williamstown. 172.357 Friedman. Mark. Flurlasant. 309 Prion. Ricky. Salisbury. 367 Fromm: Joan. 31. Churlas. 52.131.135. 223.309.330.337 Fry. Chrlstlna. $11.11. Lake Clty. UL. 194. 340 Fry. Gary Edwln. Wheallng. 11L. 192.194 Fry. Glenda Kay. Klrksville. 310 Fry. Jana Jenn. Kahota. 357 Pu. Tau Chung. T311991. 310 Fudge. Roger. Klrkavllle. 2102.310 Pnka. Robert. Cicero. 111.. 248 Fulforcl. Terri. 31. Loula. 9132- Fulion. Alfred. Kankakae. 111.. 242.253.1110 anua. Steven. Hannibal. 103.165.1110 Fusseu. Margaret. Ferguson. 219.310 G Galley. Elizabeth. lilrkurllla. 293 Gallahar. Van. Pt. Madlaon. Iowa. 333.310 0111111111. Ted. Carthlga. 224.242 Gamble. Davld. Montlcello. 11mm. 349 Guam. Debra. Bowllng Gran. 310 Gmaway. Connla. Maberly. 915 Gander. Sandra. Leonard. 3511' 01111113. Jinnla. St. Loula. 3.10 00.1111. Pamela. LuGrnnge. 213 031-10113. Claudla. Davenport. Iowa. 349 0111-10119. David. Memphis. 3151' Gudjne. Jo. Memphla. 270 Gudner. Virginia. Frankfurd. 179.310 Garmoo. Richard. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 310 Gannon. Paul. Madmen. 244.310 Garrett. Peggy. Kirksvillo. 100.340 Garrison. Kimbarly. Buthal. 357 Gass. Joseph. Kjrkavllle. 208 Guser. Gregry. Potosi. 183.279 Gasser. George. Putosl. 310 Gusrnnrl. Jonathan. Kirkavma. 219.310 Gates. William. lekavllle. 310 Baum. Mary. Lewistown. 357 0311513111. Doug. Kirknvlllo. 210 Gelnler. Richard. Manchester. 357 Gelfman. Michelu. Brooklyn. N. '1'.. 194. 200.2111 Gentry. Douglas. Garrallton. 353 Gena. Timothy. 31. Charles. 210.243 George. Dione. Universlty 0113. 353 Garcdinn. Thornu. Kansas City. 242.268 Gcrken. Daryl. New Florencu. 213 Garster. Linda. Park. 193.340 001-111;. Roy. Brewster. N. '1'.. 194.353 checker. .huw. Jeffersun City. 32.130. 100.139.187.211.310.385 thens. Rebecca. Koy'ta-avme. 222.349 Glnnnaris. Theresa. Kcokuk. inwn. 139.197. 3 10 Glhba. Judy. Stuutsviua. 3-40 Gibbs. Larry. Monroe City. 340 Gibson. Bob. Lexlns'lon. 224.242 Gibaan. John. Bloomfield. Iowa. 1'15 Gibson. Marjorie. Cnatsvllla. 310 Glnrlm. Margaret. Louisiana. 210.340 Gifford. Georgia. Wlnneld. 213 Gifford. William. Winnald. 218- GIg-er. Carl. Slater. 204.273 GUben. Sharon. Edina. 303 Glldahaua. Dale. Washington. 307.242 Gill. Michael. Seymour. Iowa. 340 6111, Sharon. Wlhon Jc'l.. Iowa. 206.340 GIIJen. DebOrah. Davenport. Iowa. 310 Glllaua. annnah. Maiden. 3-10 011191.14. Paul. New Lenox. 11L. 210.340 Glllatte. Wayne. 31. Charles. 172 Gllliatt. Vicki. Cedar Rapids. lawn. 238. 239.349 Gilliupie. Cheryl. Klrks'lrille. 340 01111115. James. Kirksvilla. 218 GLrard, Dana. Vandalla. 1320 Given. Elizabeth. Maxico. 3-49 Given. Rebecca. Maxim. 134.130.3411 Glndbnch. Margaret. Kaytenvllla. 197.340 Gladbnch. Mary. 11.133111111111113. 131 Gtadney. Bally. Elabarry. 310 Glnhn. Gary. Hannibal. 311.109 Glammeyer. Janet. Ghana. 111.. 225.349 Glnmmeyar. Linda. Ghana. 111.. 223.225.1111 Glandon. Terry. Washington. Iowa. 311 Gluscock. Terri. Kjrkaville. 1.72 Glucock. Daryl. PhlIadelphia. M0 340 Glaser. Angola. St. Louis. 174.176.136.357 Glasgow. Herbert. Triplett. 215 Gleason. Anne. Kansas City. 349 Glenn. John. Plano. Iowa. 224.340 Glider. Kathy. Webster. Iowa. 349 011311. Danna. Jennings. 211 Godirey. Jane. ?owersvllla. 130.137.1311 delave. John. 1111-1151-1116. 133.224 Goeke. Bryan. Jefferson City. 219 Goeke. Jennifer. Kirksville. 171.193.1303 Gueken. Sylvia. Bloumftield. Iowa. 35-8 Goellner. Hobart. 81. Charles. 210 Goldsmith Jr.. Douglas. AMOn. 235 Gonzales. Robert. 31. Luuin. 258.349 Goodharl. Ronald. 1101131111113. 209 Ocadin. Mary. Princeton. 138.353 Goodman. Joyca. Roan Hlll. Iowa. 183.311 Gundl'ich. Pamela. FnJr Haven. V1. 134. 349 Goodwin. Diana. Edina. 359 Goodwin. Kenneth. Kansas City. 194.303 Gordinier. Cynthia. O'Fallon. 303 Gordon. Deborah. Leonard. 172.358 Garden. Pamela. Sturgeon. 203.340 Gordon. Phillip. Sturgeon. 133.340 German. James. Marion. Iowa. 190.194 German. Michael. Burlington. Iowa. 133. 340 Garzynakj. Bob. Kirksvillo. 210 Gotsch. Susan. Montgomery. 173 Gaugh. Edwnrd. Shelbinn. 311 Gowdy. Shlrley. Kirkaullle. 200.311 Graham Kathryn. Lockridge. Iowa. 191. 194.349 Graham Tram. Wayland. Iowa. 277.341 Grace. Melissa. 31.. Louis. 322 01-1111. Elizabeth. Klrluwille. 311 Graham. Connie. mtumwa. Iowa. 174.279. 341 Graham. Iona. New Sharon. Iowa. 197.341. Grandstafl'. Mnr1ha. Lewistown. Mm. 341 Granneman. Gary. Ottumwa. Iowa. 311 Graver. Kathy. Klrknvme. 193 Gray. Charms. Browning. 341 Gray. Mlchaal. Buang'tun. Iowa. 183.311 Gray. Staphunle. Horiaml. 229.341 Gray. Steven. Browning. 841 Graziann. John. Whaling. 111.. 319 Oman. 01131-111119. Klrksvlllo. 311 38'? 388 Grann. Elizabeth. Frankford. 184.174.179. 311 Green. Jamaal. LnPlaR-a. 1111.341 Green. Janet. Shelblnn. 349 Green. Jlmmy. Monroe 0111'. 213.349 Greene. Daron. St. Louis. 215 Greene. Diana... F'Iorianant. 349 Greening. Glenna. Shelbyville. 168.191 300.311 Greer. Robin. Bucklin. 358 Greer. Ronnie. Hucklin. 353 Gregg. Mary. Hannlbml. 205.349 Gregor. Carol. Dawson. Iowa. 1311 Gragarhch. John. 1.553113. 111.. 311 Gregory. Gale. Cinrk. 162.341 Gregory. Jerry. Kirksville. 134.233 Gregory. Louis. E. 31. Lcula. 111.. 243.260 Gregory. Robert. Kirksvilla. 311 Grenier. Stephen. 81. Louis. 184.224 Grice. John. Browning. 135.189.139.190. 134.190.2133 Grice. Mary. Browning. 194.223.1549 Griffin. Bill. 242 Griffin. Marion. Burlington. Iowa. 209 Grifnth. Anna. Louisiana. 172.349 GriEEth. Georgennn. Morning Sun. Iowa. 311 Griffith. Helen, Elkndar. Iowa. 172,349 Griffith. Tresin. Leonard. 200301.341 Grigga. Shirley. Uninnville. 311 Gris'wold. Jackie. Kirksvine. 203 Griswold. Kathey. Shalbinn. 200.201.222. 311 Grofl'. Michael, Kirksville. 35B Groharing. Ruth. Davenport. iowa. 3153 Grossmnn. Le Ann. Farmington. Iowa. 341 Grossnickle. John. KirksviJI-e. 224 Graven. Patricia. Newhnll. Iowa. 134.200. 353 Gruber. Edward. Montgomery City. 311 Grunndier. Steven. 31. Louis. 210.311 GrumJte. Patti. Overland. 193 Grundstnd. KMQI'I. Mnrshalltawn. Iowa. 134. 194.343 Grundstad. Robert. Marshgiltown. Iowa. 190. 194.193 Gruneich. Linnell. Montezuma. Iowa. 349 Gruner. Donna. LaPlata. 311 Gruner. Frederick. Kirksvule. 311 Gmszczynski. David. Warrenton. 341 Gulfey. Murline. Green City. 353 Guinn. Jerry. Bloomfield. lawn. 3349 Gunter. Horace. Unionville. 311 Guthrie. Bradley. Davenport. Iowa. 3411 Guy. Marla. New Bloomfield. 172.203.1511 Gwinn-nr. Jeffery. Macon. 194 H Hunke. Jaueph. 31. Louis. 253.3158 Hanan. Randall. Ninth. 111.. 133 Huck. Mary. Shelbina. 176.353 Hachmnnn. Janice. Benton City. 184.131. 194.341 Hagan. Gerald. Monroe City. 2135 Hagedorn. Dale. 31. Petew. 22-4 Hagen. Diana. 81. Louis. 134.358 Hagen. Michael. Jennings. Mm. 173 Hngglund. Brian. Ottumwa. Iowa. 194.138. 358 Hngstrom 111. William. Antioch. 111.. 349 Hahn. Patricia. Anamosa. Inwa. 197.341 Haiducak. Mary. O'Fallcn. 11110.. 358 Haight. Larry. Win11eld. Icwa. 343 Haile. Elizabeth. Addisabaha. Ethiopia. 312 Halnem. Bethshabu. Olney. Mm. 313 Haincs. Ricki. Winfield. Iowa. 204.312 Haldemnn. Debra. Beltendorf. Iowa. 179. 19?.312 Hale. Richard. Milan. 133.341 Hall. Cynthia. Canton. 222.312 Hall. Railmand. Des Moines. Iowa. 312.335 Halley. David. Unlunvllle. 312 HaJterman. Mlchael. Kirksville. 293 Hamadani. AbdauJ. Ahadnn. Iran. 185.341 Hnmnndwi. Linda. Wanton. Iowa. 131.135. 312 Human. Deborah. 31. Louis. 353 11mm. Lyndl. Bucklin. 353 Hammen. Stephen. FnJrl'lald. Euwn. 312 Hmmon. Richard. Kirksvltle. 101.313.1313 Hammandn. Lloyd. 81. LouJa. 136.279.1312 Hlmmona. Joyce. Newman. 349 Htmar. Brenda. Montezuma. Iowa. 312 Hernh. Mohammad. Hamadnn. Irm. 1'03. 341 Hancock. Brenda. 349 Hancock. John. Monroe 0113. 133.167.1713. 312 Hancock. Laslla. Klrksvllie. 341 Hana. Davld. Wheeling. 224.812 Haney. Kathnrlno. Cedar Raplda. Iowa. 363 Hanks. Richard. Burlington. Iowa. 172 Hamlin. Cathryn. Palmyra. Mo.. 134.200. 353 Hanshaw. Patrlcla. Clarlon. Iowa, 349 Happel. David. Kirkavllle. 132 Harholtla. Phyllis. O'Fullnn. Me... 348 Hardln. Gerald. F1. Madison, Iowa, 163,312 Hardin. Linda. Tipton. Iowa. 1'10 Hardlng. Teresia. Klrkavilla. 312 Hardy. Mary. Clarence. Mo- 3158 Hnrgnn. Saundra. Valley Park. Me... I'M. 349 Hukemn. Stephen. Kirksville. 218.312 Harl. Terri. Centarville. Iowa. 312 Harlan. Larry. Green 0113!. 133 Harland. Kenneth. Shelbina. 194.196.1149 HanOW. Lana. New London. 110.172.3158 Harlow. Patricia. High Ridge. Mm, 353 Harman Jr.. Wlllilu'n. Washington. 242 Human. Nara. Bynumviile. Mm. 139.1113. 205 Harmon. Charles. Ghiilicothe. 42 Human. Ronald. Berkeley. 1110.. 253.353 Harms. Jean. Cedar Falls. Iowa. 163.197. 205.313 Harness JIM. Harold. Ottumwa. Iowa. 133. 312 Haroz. Susan. Kirksville. 1613 Harper. K111113113. CenirnJla. 175 Harrelson. Peggy. 31. Charms. 170.135. 197.313 Harrington. Charlie. Klrksvllle. 335 Harrington. Harold. Klrksnrille. 313 Harrington. Judith. Wausville. 358 Harringtan. Mary. Edinu. 123.203.223.313 Harrington. Richard. Kjrksville. 11 ! Harris. Anlta. Purdin. Ma. 1?2.13T.341 Harris. Barbara. South English. Iowa. 313 Harris. Dana. Davenport. Iowa. 13-0 Harris. Debra. Macon. 313 Harris. George. 81.. Louis. 216 Harris. Jane. Huntsville. 200.3113 Harris. Kerry. Macon. 353 Harris. Patricia. Kirksville. 1313 Harris. Patricia Hannibal. 163.139 Harris. Patricia. Kirksvilla. 197.205 Harris. Peggy. Paris. 214.349 Harris. Rebecca. Huntsville. 119303.313 Harris. Roger. Kirksville. 349 Harrison. Vicki Lynn. Mnrthnsville. 174. 138.2?7.349 Harshman. Cary. Rockport. 111.. 3113 Han. Jennifer. Sigourney. Iowa. 223.341 Hart. Steven. Kirksville. 131 Hart. Theresa. Kjrkavilla. 349 Hannove. Knthey. Madman. Mo 134.341 Hartman. Ringer. Kirksville. 165.210.3111 Harwell, R. B. Klrkaville. 333 Hartsock. Darwin. Novelty. MO.. 349 Hanung. Jo Ann. Macon. 203.313 Hana. Haymand. Kirksville. 293 Hashemi. Seyed Abalf, Ghom. Iran, 341 Hatcher. Ruth Ellen. Anumosa. Iowa. 18-9. 1311.313 Hausgan. Charla. Elsberry. Mo. 3115 Haverl'ield. Robert. Columbia. 203225.349 Hawk. David. Eddyville. Iowa. 132.194.1543 HaWklns Jr.. Loughery. Elljsville. M0,. 136. 349.399 Hawkins. Pamela. Florissant. 313 Hnycock. Thomnlu. Lovliia. Iowa. 161.200. 201.223.1541 Hayes. Karim, St. Charles. 358 Hayes. Tim. Waahlnmnn. 201.233- Hays. Anthany. Monroe Clty. 225 Hays. Carol. Kirksvilje. 200.201 Hays. Carol. Moherly. 322 Hays. Jane. Moberly. 222.313 Hays. Judith. Mormon City. 3113 Hays. Lynda. Kirkwille. 199 Hanan. Foggy. Greentup. 349 Head. Betsy. Browning. 190.313 Head. James. Novelty. 190.313 Head. Janet, Hannibal. 34! Hanna. Connie. Webster Grmes. 11:10.. 161. 184.349 Halton. Davie. Green Olly. 194 Huchl. Nancy. Grew: Coeur. Mo 190.349 Haddlesten. Loraine. dimes. Iowa. 130.133. 214.313 Hadin. John. Willmar. Mlnn., 173.341 Heimer. Kent. Taylor. 1110.. 204 Heisel. Joanna. Mandon. 1110.. I?5.197.211. 313 Heldaman. Debbie. 163 Heldmann. Melissa. Bridgutan. Mm. 311.3. 349 Hellenthal. Marsha. F1. Madison. Iowa. 191'. 200.205.313 Heller. Christopher. Kirksvilla. 220.313 Helscher. Carolyn. Kama. Iowa. 341 Helscher. Stephen. Knots. Iowa. 171.190. 191.192.193.194 Hamming. Kathryn. Canton. 358.365.1331 Hemwuttakit. Yanyong. Bangkok. Thailand. 313 Henderson. Bonnie. Green Castle. 350 Henderson. Robert. Albla. Iowa. 1158 Henderson. Theodore. Ottumws. Iowa. 31:3 Hundren. Dennis. LaPlata. 172.3111 Henley. Andy Dewayne. Mercer. 1110.. 313 Henry. Gary. St. Louis. 341 Henry. Gregory. Kirksvilla. 248 Henry. Jane. Brooklyn. Iowa. 134.200.3153 Henry. Nancy. Ashland. Mt... 131.200.3511 Harlin. Rick. Kirksvilla. 131 Heplar. Patricia. Milan. 1313 Happnrmann. Margaret. Wentzvnle. 358 Herington. Marty. Milan. 2132 Hermsln. Katherine. Newton. 1mm. 235. 363.350 Hermsen. Thomas. Newton. lawn. 133.313 Herr. Kaela. Amana. Iowa. 353 Herring. Mary. Marion. Iowa. 3113 Herring. Robert. Ballf'lower. Mm. 341 Herrman. Alfred. Florissant. 139.175.133. Herran. Relda. Paris. 341 Herschbneh. Jack. Chester. 111.. 133.273. 313 Heston. Sheryl. Cariisle. Iowa. 174.1?5.353 g.- 1 3:. 13;! 13.1 f .3. .3 f:lg:: 'clf; 3 1 .. 1:? ' 1 4; .- fa gin: we ...1 5m? M11111? $1.156 363,3 ...: 2r. 1m Hettingar. Brenda. Bruhelr. 353 Hatzal. Jnnnsn. Dos Mainaa. Iowa. 171.130. 193.104.371.341 Hetzel. Katharina. Des Moines. Iowa. 171, 101.198.194.353 Hewitt. Roy. Green Top. 131' P1331. Karla. Eureka. 110.. 350 nghtower. Devl. Mexico. MIL. 35B Hilbert. Thomas. Monroe 0113'. 42.293 Hildebrand. Lory. West Liberty. Iowa. 133.210.3513 Hillebrand. Gary. Kh'ksvllle. 313 Hindley. Paul. Centerville. Iowa. 225 Hinkle. Duane. Lockddgo. Iowa. 234 Hinton. Norris. Montlicolio. MD 350 Hinton. Rlchard. Florissant. 196.1150 Hints. Eliza. Wellavllie. 314 Hirnor. Martha. Hannlbnj. 350 Hirning. Doziald. 3:1. Louls. 341 Hitchlngs. MarVIn. Bearing. Iowa. 341 Hitchins. Kathy. Centervllle. Iowa. 181. 314 Hamlin. Deborah. Kirksvillt. 211,235.34! Hobbs. Karen. 3:. Louis. 2'1 ! Hoch. Diane. Dallas. Iowa. 178.205.3111 Hodlls. Richard. Pnrls. 225.1160 Hoelzen. Steven. Kirksvlna. 314 Hoan. Kathleen. Kirksvilla. 314 Hoffman. Lana. Kirkavllte. 1141 Hoffman. Mike. Kirksvlue. 309.314 Hollander. Terry. St. Charles. 210 Holllngswonh. Dennis. Paris. 113.186.1114 Hullingaworth. Jamal. South English. Iowa. 341 Hallinrnko. James. Centervillo. Iowa. 162. 3013 Hollochur. Patricia. E0113. Mm. 353 Honouray. Galen. Laclada. MIL. 193 Hollrah. Stephen. 31. Charles. 225.360 Holman. John Anthony. Kirksvilla. 154.224 Holmes. Jon Edward. Portland. Ore 130. 3511 Holmes. Richard. Urbandale. Iowa. 2134 Huang. Chang 01: Lee. Seoul. Hares. 341 Hong. $0011 You. Hwasung. Korea. 298 Hnud. Jay Rebaccn. Moadville. 1115.. 1'12. Hanknm. Thomas. ML Pleasant. Iowa. 2011 Hanley. Jamel. Hannibal. 210 Hoover. Hally. Des Moines. Iowa. 181.134. 163. 191314.395 Hoover. Roger. Fulton. 314.385.3611 Hoover. Tommy. Brookfield. 1158 Hopklnu. Earl George. Wllllumatawn, 135. 16'1 Happhan. James. Walcatt. Iowa. 225 Horn. Norman. Kirksville. 138.137.1314 Hornbaek. Kathryn. Kirkaullle. 1113.315 Hosklna. Debra, Linneus. 353 Honklna. Mary. Klrksville. 131.171.2013. 214.515 Hanklns. Paullne. Quincy. III.. 223 Hosklna. Phllllp. L1nnena. M0,. 92.195.315 Hosult. Donald. Cryatal City. 1110.. 208.219 Hotelling. Renae. Kirksvllle. 191.205.1315 11min. Timothy. Kirkavllle. 950 Hotnp. Thorium. Graantop. 315 Housemight. Tonl. Hazelwood. 200.358 Hauatun. Carat. Milan. 194.359 Houstcn. Paul. Milan. 190.192.1114 Houston. Thomas. Bnttandorf. lawn. 225 Howard. Cindy. Elsberry. 510.. 184.200.1159 Howard. Nancy. Fayette. 129.341 Howard. Sally. 31. Charms. 350 Howartnn. Shirley. Hurdiand. Mm. 315 Hubbard. H.115. Naw Florence. MIL. 170 Hudson. Andrew. Wayne. R. 11.. 171.190. 191.192.194.350 Huertar. Elaine. Anamosa. Iowa. 341 Hueaing. Marian. Crave Cwur. 1110.. 289. Huffman, Alynn. Maryvllla. 315 Hugglna. Rose. Blocmneld. Iowa. 350 Hushaa. Roxanna. Corydon. Iowa. 1114.194. 205.212.1315 Hulbert. Darlene. Coon Rapids. Iowa. 315 Hulet. Peggy. Gorin. Man. 200.353 Hull. Barbara. K511111111. Iowa. 315 EU . Chsrlas. St. Charles. 232.315 HuJHnger. Marvin. Corydun. Iowa... 213 Hula. Boyd. Bluegrass. Iowa. 188.225 Hulsopple. David. Nemown. 1110.. 341 Human. Carolyn. Manchester. 1110.. 177. 341 Hummll. Meta. Stockport. Iowa. 169.190. 315 Humphrey. Debby. Troy. 1119.. 188 Hunaka. Margarah Fairi'ield. Iowa, 350 Huneke. Pally. Falrueld. Iowa. 179.358 Hunolt. John. Trenton. 13?.315 Hunt. Charics. Fairfield. Iowa. 293 Hunt. Larry. Columbia. 130.135.3111 Hunt. Ted. Tupeka. 1-15.. 242 Hunt. Victoria. Kirksville. 315 Hunter. Janet. Kirksville. 175.179 Hupl'er. Dan. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 225 Hasty. Kari. Mansfield. 01110. 224 Hulchersnn. Richard. Jonnsburg. 92.194. 315 Human. Diana. Centralia. 200.358 I Ida. Judy. Shelbina. 315 Ihne. David. Winnebago. 111.. 315 Imhnf. Kevin. 31. Louis. 224 Imhof. Marilyn. 81. Louis. 214.315 Irnhc-f. Roger. St. Louis. 224.315 Inge. Ray. Webster Grove. 1110.. 242 Irwin. Susan. Lulu: Ozark. 211 Isaly. Susan. mam. Mo 200.201 Isoline. Rosalia. 51. Charles. 134.350 Ivarsan. Linda. Wnukon. Iowa. 315 J Jackson. Jon. PL badge. Iowa. 191 Jackson. Paul. Kirksvilla. 132 Jackson. Phlillp. Kirksville. 315 Jacuhucci. Doralinda. Tnppnn. N. '1' 315 James Jr.. Robert. Elihurry. 1110.. 189.187 James. Harold. Madlsan. 111.. 242 James. Randy. Hurdlnnd. Mm. 204.315 Jan. Ll-Gu. Talpei. Talwnn. 315 Janasan. Alan. Daa Molneu. Iowa. 224 Jarvis. Steven. anmouth. Iowa. 134.315 Jefferson. Daburuh. Columbia. 219 5515-155. Kathy. Dallas. Iowa. 134 Jenkins. Rlchurd. anarvllle. III.. 315 Jess. Thane. Ballevua. Iowa. 1'10 Jonson. Klrk. 111111111. 353 Jobusch. Janice. St. 111m. 1115.. 223.915 Johannaber. David. Huntsvule. Mm. 359 Johanning. Deon. Washington. 219 Johanning. Kenneth. Cuba. 1115.. 193.219.315 Johannsen. Sharon. Bondurmt. Iowa. 3-41 Johansmeier. Ray. Kirksville. 130.315 Jahnessee. Waller. Harmlbal. 315 Johnson. Aubrey. Kennett. M0 242 Johnson. Brands. Livonia. 11110.. 342 Johnson. Charles. Mexico. 359 Johnson. Deborah. Hannibal. 134.214.3451 Johnson. Debra. Indinnola. Iowa. 133.342 Johnson. Greg. Wapollo. Iowa. 315 Johnson. Janis. Anhland. Mm. 359 Johnson. 1111. Fulton. 353 Johnson. Mark. Farkvnle. Mm. 342 Jnhnson. Martin. Chiliicotha. 132.342 Johnsmn. Mary. M1. Pleasant. Iowa. 342 Johnsan. Malinda. Hannibal. 213 Johnson. N51111:. Hollidny. 510.. 222.358 Johnson. Peggy. Princeton. Mm. 137.342 Johnson. Rlc'llard. Kirkwood. 350 Johnson. Richard. Kirksvilla. 163 Johnson. Sarah. Princeton. 515.. 342 Johnson. Thomas. Ottumwa. Iowa. 181.243 Johnson. William. Kirksvllle. 162.173.2051. 315 Johnston Jr.. Thomas. Kirksville. 315- Johnston. Steven. Bnllwin. Mm. 29-1 Johnston. Wendy. Springvillu. Iowa. 350 Jolllffe. Eunice. Derby. Iowa. 163.115.1113. 1713.134. 191205.350 Jonas. Caron. Keylesvllla. 160.180.2?9.315 Janus. Cathy. LaPlntu. 1353 Jonas. Dewitt. Queen City. l73 Jones. David. Monroe City. 225 Jones. Deborah. Keokuk. Iowa. 591.193.1350 Janus. Eldon. New Cambrian. 194.342 Jones. Gordan. Bloomfield. Iowa. 315 Jones. Janet. St. Charles. 359 Jones. Jen'rey. Donnallson. Iowa. 342 Jones. Jerry. Jefferson City. 218 Jones. Joanne. Queen City. 359 Jones. Joseph. Farber. Mm. 273.314 Jones. Karen. La. Harpe. 111.. 342 Jones. Larance. Lemanre. 05111.. 253 Jenna. Linda. Bridgman. Mm. 137.350 Jones. Nancy. LuPluln. 170 Jenn. Raymund. Green City 3-12 Jones. Richard. Green City. 359 Jones. Shirley. Wapullo. Iowa. 139.214 Joncu. Thnmau. Calumbm. 103.314 Jordan. Clara. Wheeling. 314 Jordan. Thomas. Kirksvilie. 219.233.3111 Jornl. Colleen. Florissant. 178.314 Jose. EHen. Wentzville. l73.205.314 Joyce. Timothy. Edina. 133 Judd. Judith. Milan. 1?2.359 Jurgcns. Mcrrilyn. Hannibal. l33.139.205. 314 Jurgrau. .PLdie. Brooklyn. N. 1'.. 219 K Kubuss. Peggy. Kirkwood. 279 Knckiuy. Larry. Atlanta. 314 Kaoding. Katren. Masculine. Iowa. 342 Kaiser. Mark. Jefferson City. 342.395 Kale. Modurotolu. Lagos. Nignria. 185. 350 Kalinn, Ricky. Balm PInEne. Iowa. 225 Karel. Martha. Louisiana. 199 Karhoff. Brent. Edina. 139 Ku-rpnn. Kristy. Mnichur. Iowa. 161.171.211. 350 Kurronbrocil. Kathy. Tray. 1911.342 Kursten. Gary. Florisanm. 218 Knamnil. AIL. Tehran. Iran. 185.350 Kuttclmann. Bally. Lebanon. 510.. 163.231 350 Kallclmann. Gale. Lebanon. 519.. 163.314 Knuzlarlch. Jane. Mystic. Iowa. 203.514 Knuzlnrich. Linda. Kirluwlllu. 205.314 Knusey. Barbara. Des Moines. Iowa. 350 Keck. Rebecca. Palmyra. 31-1 Hadley. Joseph. Miles. Iowa. 350 chley. Patrick. Miles. Iowa. 253.314 Keely. Cynthia. Contraiia. 180.350 Keena. Pamela. Unionville. 359 Kmaling. Gary. 81. Peters. Mm. 190 Kaualing. Nona. Carra'lilon. 510.. 199.314 Keidel. Sheryl. 81. Charles. 314 Kaisu-r. Jerry. Palmyra. 91-5 Keller. George. Monroe City. l84.18?.314 Keller. Pamlla. Rothvllla. 1111:... 350 Kelley. Dale. DanviIlu. Iowa. 314 Kelley. Judy. Kirkavlue. 314 K9150. Catherine. Gorin. Ma. 194 Kelso. Kenneth. Now Cambrla. 350 HEMpIa. Connla. Kirksville. 200 Kendall. Alan. Silvia. III.. 134.183.139.342 Kendrlck. Jane. Monroe City. 223 Kennedy. Ella. Carlton. 359 Kannedy. Kendal. Hannlbkl. 314 Kenyan 51 .. Jack. Mobcrly. 133.202 Kerr. Bruce. Garlisle. Iowa. 210 Kerr. Ronald. Waneila. Iowa. $1.314 Kertan. David. Manchester. Iowa. 1311.314 Kntchum. Bob. Kirksville. 232 Khnmsapha. Phnnuphan. Bangkok. Thailun. 210 Kjbble. Rodney. Atlanta. 1'1'4 Kidd. Nullle. Vandalia. 359 Kiefar. Robart. Gorin. Man 202 Kile. Carol. West Liberty. Iowa. 342 Kilian. Betty. NewlOwn. 133.314 Kilian. Wendell. Hannibal. 314 Kimborling. Bonnie J.. Jamesport. 510.. l34 Kimble. Bert Ienty. Baring. 510.. 315 Kimple. Bonnie. Allerton. Iowa. 199.191. 200.314 Kimple. Connie. Mlertun. Iowa. 19?.201. 3l4 King. Charles. Monroe City. 225 King. Deborrnh. Des 51011129.. Iowa. 315 King. Mary. Milan. 359 King. Maui. Trenton. 210 King. Melanin. Milan. 1?B.1?7.315 King. Robert. Kirkavllle. 173 Kinkead. Steven. Kirksvilln. 193.315 Kinkeade. Wither. Wayland. 1-10.. 315 Kinney. Hugh. Warrenton. 353l Kinney. Richard. Van Wert. Iowa. 188 Kinuer. Karen. Cnrydun. Iowa. 359 Kinsingor. JamM. Belle Plaine. Iowa. 190. 199 Kinsinzcr. Robert. Belle Plaine. Iowa. 315 Kirchh0rr. R0110rt. Claywn. III.. 315 Kirchhoff. Barry. Arnold. M0,. 315 Kirkland. Scott. Middletown. R. 1.. 27B Kirkpatrick. David. Arbela. 510.. 203.213 Kirkpatrick. Lynnett. Arbala. 1110.. 223.559 Kitchen. Deborah. Bevier. MD... 315 Kins. Dubra. Kirksville. ITH.197.IQB.342 chmmo. Farrcn. Hartshurg. 510.. 350 Kline. Mary. Rock Island. III.. 298 Klinginsmith. Ann. Unionville. 198.200 Klinkenborg. Both. Maburly. 82,165,171. 190.193.1315 Hlinkurfuss. Richard. St. Louis. 131.315 Klinkhammer. Janis. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 2l4.350 Klostcrhocr. Rose. Grundy Center. Iowa. 222.315 Kluevcr. Rodney. Walton. Iowa. 219 Knapp. Jo Ann. Mason City. Iowa. 179.1117. 3l5 Knapp. Lowell. Charies City. Iowa. 315 Knapp. Mary. Florissant. 139.135.205.350 Kneelami. Deborah. Kirksville. 315 Kness. Russell. Albiu. Iowa. 171.194 Knierim. Celeule. St. Louis. 2'10 390 Knight. Steven. Bnlein. 225 Knock. Andrea. Bowling Green. 350 Knowles. Carol. Kirksville. 199 Knowles. Joann. Melrose. Iowa. 177.315 Knowles. Russell. Kirknville. 315 Knox. Sharon. Kirksville. 21-! Knuth. William. Manchester. 131 Knehlor. Judy. Marshalltuwn. Iowa. 194.212. 359 Koehn. Alan. Kemesvula. 350 Koerner. Mark. Grundy Center. Iowa... 199. 350 Kocstcr. Cheryle. O'Fallon. 194.350 Kohzadi. 111.1. Irm. 185.315 Kokolnki Jr.. George. Mamdlle. R. 1.. 199 Kolich. Marcia. Sugar Creek. MEL. 198.211. 359 Kooi. Fred. Fella. Iowa. 199 Kopesky. Jane. La Grange. 111.. 343 Huppin. Dale. Newton. Iowa. 359 Koran. Jenn. Arlington thu 111-. 190.194. Korft. Nora. Fulton. 170.359 Koatadine. Andrew. 91. Louis. 173 Kotsifakis. Caral. Kansas City. 174 Kruger. Connie. Salisbury. 173184.194. 359 Kraan. Leslie. Kirksviile. 164 Krnua. Barry, F1. Madison. Iowa. 219 Krausn. Nancy. 91.. Louis. 3159 Krawczak. Bruce. Arlington Hts 11L. 181. 342 Krechel. Michael. Portage Des Sioux. Mm. 184.359 Kreimeyer. Beverly. Bevier. Mm. 203.342 Brink. Michele. Greentop. 168.197.208.212. 315 Krink. Tamara. Grccnmp. 212.359 Kriston'ersen. Darla. Kirksvilia. 315 Kroll. Henry. Kirkavmn. 1-91. 342 Krueger, Catharina. La Belle. 170.342 I'Lr'negar. Bumm. La Belle. 350 Kubaie Jr,. Wililam. Rochelle. 111.. 224. 359 Kuhichck. Rodnay. Kirksville. 16.15.199.315 Kublk. chnld. Trur. Iowa. 219 Kucchhar. anne. 91.. Charles. 316 Kuhler. Sydne. Kaytesvlila. Me. 206.3115 Klan. Earl. Kirhville 204 Kuntal. William. Macon 350 Kutmu. Mlchul. Bettendorf. Iowa. 225.303 L La. Favor. Comma. ladlanoln. Iowa. 203. 212 La Fan. Kathy. Auxwuu. 350 Ln Rose. Denise. Hannibal. 211 Labath. Susan. Taylor Ridge. 111.. 197.212. 342 Lumayso. Paul. Brooklyn. Iowa. 359 Lacey. Jack. 51.. Charles. 330 Ladernann. David. MarahaJl. 1110.. 175.204 Lager. Stephen. Ottumwn. Iowa. 192.193. 194 Lai. Emily. Taiwan. 185 Lake. Karen. Macon. 175.186.200.222.342 Lamnnsky. Paul. Kirksville. 163.164.315 Lamb. Loretta. Aledo. 11L. 277.279 Lamberson. Lois. Ashburn. Mo. 172.205.342 Lambert. Richard. Brookfield. 151.185. 204.350 Lampkin. Richard. Kirksville. 315 Lampton. David. HannibaJ. 192.194.342 anplon. Donald. Hannibal. 191.192.194 Lander. Alan. Des Moines. Iowa. 315 Landis. Jenn. Bergenfield. N. .1.. 222 Lang. Diane. Kirksville. 168.222.3112 Langdan. Ronnie. Brooklield. 173.139.1350 Lange. Danny. Keakuk. Iowa. 197.360 Langellier. Sharon. Quincy. 111.. 171.190. 193.194.3513 Lnnghammcr. Myrna. Clarence. 193.205. 330 Langholz. Janice. F1. Atkinson. Iowa. 270 Langton. Deborah, Cedar- Rapids. Iowa. 359 LanhnAm. Ghristophar. Monroe. 210.315 Lappe. Stephen. UrbandaJe. Iowa. 225 Larson. Daniel. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 318 1.11.311. Loris. Aliarton. Iowa. 165.167.3113 Ludwig. Christy. Greentop. 359 Lamar. Beverly. Monmouth. 111.. 318 Launr. Donna. ML Pleasant. Iowa. 350 Lauer. Lynne. Mt. Union. Iowa. 318 Lauar. Roger. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 359 Laughljn. Henry. Hawk Point. Men 134 Luusen. Cheryl. St. Charles. 191.194.1200 Lay. Cathy. Greentop. 313 Leuke. Carola. Center. 318 Leaks. Karen. New London. Mo. 3413 Leaks. Lewis. New London. Mo 3150 Leake. Sharon. Fulton. 206.350 Mathnrwou-d. Michael. Sallabury. 359 Lcazer. Michael. Corydon. Iowa. 318 Laber. Gleam. 9:. Louis. 318 Leblanc. Donald. Kirksville. 219 Ladbauer. Karon. Hannlbnl. 350 Lee. Marsha. Hannibal. 350 Lee. Paula. 91.. Charles. 17-1 Lee. Ronnia. Ethel. Man 318 Lee. Ruth. Now York. N. Y.. 176 L90. anvia. Monticello. Mo 189.359 Leach. Michael. Oakalaan. Iowa. 350 Lather. William. Kirksvilla. 263 Legg. Douglas. Westboro. Mum. 197.318 Leghr. Robert. Kirkavllie. 315 Lehenbauer. Linda. New London. Mo 19-7. 342 Lehonbu-uor. Molva. Hannibal. 213.342 Lehman. Thomas. W. Liberty Iowa. 193. 194.196 145111111011. Kathryn. St. Charles. 170.318 Lani. Mntn-lfale. Amarlcan Samoa. 136 Laman. Janet. Kirksville. 177.319 Lemmy. Kraig. Washington. Iowa. 225 Lenger. Richard. Klrkaville. 179.350 Lank. Nancy. Sllax. Mo 176,177 Lonzan. Kathleen. Mundeleln. 1ll.. 179.313 Lennard. Francis. Kirksvllle. 202 Monnrd. Terry. Kirksvilla. 342 Leone. Angela. Canton. 190 Letterman. Barbara. Morrison. 111.. 359 Levings. Glenn. Madison. Mm. 182.133. 318 Lewis. Ellen. Green Castle. 350 Lewis. Laura. Brunswick. 221.342 Lewis. Mary. Oskalwaa. Iowa. 313 Lewis. Rickey. Palmyra. 210 Lewis. Robert. Forest Green. Mm. 263 Lewis. Sandra. 3:. Charles. 222 Linux. 5'. 7.. Taiwan. 318 Libby. Kenneth. Moberly. 2-13 Libby. Rodney. anlado. 224 Liddle. Patricia. Clinton. Iowa. 318 Liechti. Susan. St. Joseph, 1941 Llfe. John. Kjrksvilie. 171.225.2461 Lila. Sherry. Ethel. Mt... 270.350 Llles. Darlene. Burlington. Iowa. 222.318 Lillard. Margaret. Kahuka. 179.342 Lim. Sun. Korea. 318 Lindbuucr. Melvn. 213 Lines. Mary. Nowthl. Iowa. 171.134.1200, 359 Linneman. Kristin. Sallsbury. 184 Linsun. Sharon. Bevier. 313 Liontas. Mary. St. Louis. 211 Lipper. Linley. Luray. Mo 131301.255. 3412 Lippert. Steven. Burlington. Iowa. 157.313 Lippincott. Keith. Brooklyn. Iowa. 3159 Lippincott. Roxanne. Brooklyn. Iowa. 313 Little. Jahn. Portage Den Sioux. 210 Littral. Gary. Armstrong. 310.. 313 Littrell. Mark. Smithvnle. Mm. 224.350 Liu. Chih Lung. Taiwan. 185 Lin. Sylvia. Taiwan. 319 LIVingston. Debra. Atlanta. 203.350 Livingston. Jane. Kirksville. Mm. 178.351 Livingston. Kenneth. Atlanta. .1351 Lloyd. Gregory. Kirksvilln. 319 Lloyd. Scottie. Ferguson. 185.351 Loading. JoAnne. Park Ridge. 111.. 214.351 Logan. Glenda. Etaberry. M0,. 293.342 Logan. Musette. Mexico. Ma.. 134.187.1342 Logan. Rabert. Sedalia. 224 Logue. Gonna. Marceline. 342 Loman. Edward. St. Charles. 319 Lung. David. Huzelwood. 173.342 Long. Dennis. Shelbyville. 342 Long. Herschel. Hannibal. 18-! Long. Scott. Ottumwu. Iowa. 196 Lorenz. Kathy. Purdin. 351 Larenzen Jr.. Donald. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 225.319 Latte. Barbara. Des Molnes. lawn. 361 Lotta. Douglas. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 190. 191.192.1514 Lough. James. Blwmnald. Iowa. 319 L-nvarn. Royce. Bruaknald. 3151 Lowe. Deborah. Brookfield. 359 Lowe. Debra. Seymour. Iowa. 351. Lowe. Douglas. Brookileld. 3'12 Lay. Cynthia. Ottumwa. Iowa. 319 Loyd. Paula. Mexico. Ma 172.200.3151 Lucas. Janet. Macon. 319 Lucke. Teresa. Palnurrn. 194.319 Ludwluk. Katharine. Kahoka. 179.177.3413 Lady. Rubble. Jonesburg. 82.164.169.178. 197.319 Luagering. Roberta. Ft. Mndlson. Iowa. 319 Luekan. Kirk. St. Louis. 242 Lumtay. Elton. La. Belle. 319 Lundbarg. Ronald. Hurdland. 34:2 Lunsford. Llndn. Albion. Iowa. 190.194.1911. 319 Lunsford. Terry. LB Monte. 359 Lumen. Grace. Unlonville. 176.177.1519 Lure. Donna. Klrkn'llla. 139 Luttanaggar. Debra. Burlington. Iowa. 109. 197.205.1151 Lntz. Charles. 81.. Lu-uln. 209.319 1.113. Mary. Lebanon. Mun. 172.134.350 Lyle. Franda. Keats. Iowa. 192.200.3511 M Ma. Hslng. Talwan. 195 Mnekeprnng. Pam. Sabula. Iowa. 342 Mackey. David. Eldon. Iowa. 825.361 Maddock. Louella. Flarlaunt. 369 Maddox. Martha. Monroe City. 319 Maddux. Dennis. Wuwllo. Iowa. 319 Madsen. Julie. Kirksville. 198.344 Madman. Larry. W. Bnrllng'ton. Iowa. 183. 378.319 Magaa. Marjorie. Troy. Mm. 901.319 Maggi. Michael. W. Burlington. Iowa. 203. 319 Mngnus. Dc-mald. Mexico. Mm. 167 Mmuder. James. Oakland. 111.. 201.248. 250.319 Ma.gruder. Kathy. St. Charles. 185 Maheronnaohsh. Bijan. Klrkavllle. 319 Mnhmans. Ronald. Princgton. Iowa. 219. 259 Mnhonoy. Joan. Donahue. Iowa. 351 Mater. Teresa. Mexico. 1110.. 188.197 Main. Dabble. Bucklln. 223.351 Main. Linda. Bucklin. 133.177.214.351 Main. Mary. Macon. 351 Majors. Ginnne. Henna. Iowa. 174.176.3212. 342 Mama. Carol. Bettondorf. Iowa. 171.199. 342 Malluma. Sandra. W. Brunch. Iowa. 174. 175.359 MaJon. Michael. Willinmshurg. Iowa. 259. 359 Malmher-g. Anne. Kirksville. 191.194 Mnndarino. Ronald. Benton. Mich. 218.250 Manley. Merle. Muscatine. Iowa. 319 Manley. Susan. St. Louis. 131.223 Mann. Jahn. Marian. Iowa. 172 Mantle. Evelyn. St. Charles. 351 March. David. Greantap, 82.203.319 March. Mark. Greentop. 187 Marci. Rind Mohd Sad. Jordan. 163.185.1119 Margiutta. Anthony. 5:. Louls. 189 Marin. Kurt. St. Louis. 210 Marine. Pamela. Hannibal. 359 Marra. Linda. Edina. 193.319 Marsh. Deborah. Farming'mn. Iowa. 200. 201.342 Marshall. David. Rovers. Mm. 131.320 Marshall. Lonnie. Kirksvilla. 211 Mamhan. Vicki. Fulton. 175.320 Martin. Brenda. MOSCOW Mllls. 290 Martin. Charles. Wyaconda. 172.204.3211 Martin. Christine. Florissant. 189.351 Martin. Dannis, Fulton. 173.191.218.343 Martin. Donald. Mt. Prospect. 111.. 201.239. 3-13 Martin. E11011. Revera. Mm. 189.343 Martin. Harry. Kirksville. 201.320 Martln. Jana. Glencae. Mo 196.359 Martin. Joya. Qunan City. 181.177.3113 Martin. Karon. Kirksville. 174 Martin. Mary. F1. Madison. Iowa. 162.320 Martin. Murray. Baylla. 111.. 165.320 Martin. Rankin. KirkaleIa. 351 Martin. Teresa. Unhnville. 214 Martorana. Robert. Lodl. N. .1.. 320 Marvin. Pamela. Unionvllla. Iowa. 320 Mason. Dolores. Salisbury. 169.351 Mason. Howard. LaPlata. 1.73.359 Mason. Nancy. Keokuk. Iowa. 184.200 Muukuwa. Cynthla. Hanumaulu. Hawaii. 219.279.1151 Mntheney. Deanna. Mercer. 3530 Mathews. Kannath. BurlJngtnn. Iowa. 172. 320 Mamas. Rosemary. Burlington. Iowa. 320 Mathews. Patricia. St. Louis. 1.99 Matthew. Kathryn. Kirksville. 3113 Matthew. Mlchaml. K993111110. 213 Matthew. Willlam. Kirksvilla. 188.330 Mauhawa. Gregory. SI. Louis. 339 M31111. Lynn. 9'1. Lenin. 900.859 Maul. Robert. Lubbock. Texas. 320 Manna. Ernest. Wuhlnmon. Mm. 183.908. 324.343 Mnurer. Michele. Kirksvillo. 190.194.190. 320 Mumald. Clyata. State Center. Iowa. 390 Maxwell. Romanl. Vandulls. 900.3159 May. Charles. Humphrnyl. 160.187.3113 May. Larry. Brownlng. 166.167.1320 May. Rebecca. St. Louis. 277.351 May, Terry. Moberly. 359 Mnyahi. 1551:. Iran. 351 Mayer. Barbara. Baring. 3151 Magma. Cheryl. Shelbyville. 320 Maznndnraninn. Mnyto. Iran. 135.279.1130 McAllistar.Chary1. Sandwich. 111.. 200.201. 359 McAIIIaler. Mary. Mention. 510.. 132.351 Manna. Austin. Kirksville. 299 McCabu. Carol. Rutledge. 343 Mchlister. Alan. Springfield. 111.. 343 McCann. Linda. Columbia. 351 McChesnoy. Judith. Mnrcelina. 239 McClaln. Anita. Kirksville. 123.3423 McClaln. Linda. Wellwille. 205.351 McClain. Steven. High Ridga. 11:10.. 3611' McClannhan. Darla. Kirksville. 205.320 McCleHand. Brenda. Kirksvilla. 1'1 ? McClinI-nck. Michael. St. Charles. 242 McClinh. William. Hannl'ImL 320 McClure. Carol. Centerville. Iowa. 320 McClure. John. Brimson. Mo 188.3110 Mcmymont. Rena. St. Louis. 193 McCullough. Victor. Des Moines. Iowa. 133 McCullum. Olen. Mobnrly. 196 McGoIlum. Sharon. Pt. Madison. Iowa. 320 McCumbs. Steven. Daep Rlver. Iowa. 1T3 McCormick. Thomas. KirksvilI-B. 320 McCoy. Dunn. Centerville. Iowa. 320 McCoy. Darlene. Florissant. 203.320 McCoy. Debra. Middluwwn. Mm. 350 McCoy. James. Kjrksvilla. 320 McCoy. Larry. Troy. 204 McCoy. Willlam. Wright. 0113:. 320 McGreigllt. Karen. 31. Lama. 359 Mchbhln. Robert. Lancaster. 204.3151 McCuJIey. Robert. Klrhvilla. 138.13? McCullough. Allan. Russell. Iowa. 226 McCullough. DIanne. Kirksvilla. 320 McCquy. Pamela. Auxvasse. 5110.. 359 McDurnan. Donna. Edlna. 351 McCur'ran. Gayla. 31.. Charles. 3-61 Mchan. Deborah. Kirksville. 3159 Mchbn. Stephen. Kirksvme. 191.192.1911: McEwen. Joyce. Des Moines. Iowa. 1'13. 351 McFarland. Rohln. Kodiak. Alaska. 3159 McGJnthlin. Elsie. Hurdland. 179.320 McGIolhlln. Llnda. Hurdland. 351 McGrath. Deborah. Ferguson. 369 McGralh, Margaret. Ferguson. 351 McGrath. Mary. Cedar Rades. Iowa. 154 Mclnncs. Katherine. Centarvhlla. Iowa. 212.. 351 Mclnncs. Rebeccn. Cenlnrvilln. Iowa. 1313. 212.343 McIntyre. Mary. St. Charles. 205231351 McIntyre. Steven. St. Louis. 170 McKee Jr.. William. Kirksville. 170.330 Maxim. Michael. Oakland. N. J.. 2120 McKinney Jr.. Robert. Kirksvillc. 224.343 MtKuon. Dt-bbl'e. Klrkavlilm. 21-1 McLeod. Sylvia. Palmyra. 1T4.1?5 McLI'rI. Palty. Bm-lnr. 359 McLoulh. Barbara. Huntsville. 11110.. 200.359 McMnins. Virginia. Hannibal. 299 McMAr-lln. Laura. Kirksvillu. 1?'I.133.320 McMalh. Tuna. West Branch, Iowa. 1'18. 200.201.1143 McNully. Jan. F1. Dodge. Iowa. 101.193. 223.225.1143 McNale. Karen. Dun Plaincs. 111.. 222.343 McNally. Turreneu. Monroe- City. 359 McQueen. Carol. Novinger. 351 Mrvay, Pamela. W. Liberty. Iowa. 210.361 Mecca. Auguulus. Slunford. Cunn.. 133.2119. 320 Mochlin. Sandra. Mexico. Mm. 3151 Mack. Terry. Mexico. Mm. l32.159.190.320 Mefford. Gary. Lnntnor. Ma. 136.167.1813. 1811 Melnhnrdt. Donovan. Memphis. 202.351 Melons. Alfred. Mt. Prospect. 111.. 239 Mendenhnll. Mu. Kuokuk. Iowa. 220 Menhard. Mary. St. Louis. 184.351 Menze. James. Sallsbury. 1'15 Mania. Sara. Kirksvnle. 1T5 Merrick. Lawrence. Corydun. Iowa. 188 Merrimnn. Linda. Bluffs. 111.. 343 Merrimun. Paula. Bluffs. 111.. 359 Messingar. Cynthia. Lewistown. 32D Mesalnger. Larry. 51. John. 343 M253m31'. Michael. Amen. 225 Metres. Bernadette. Clarence. 361 Meyer. Charlene. Centnr. 321 Meyer. David. Flarlssant. 233 Meyer. Greta. New Landon. 3513 Mayor. Linda. Palmyra. 186.133.3513 Meyer. Wayne. 8L Lauls. 202 Mayan. Jae. Kirksville 225 Meyurhuff. Rita. 51. Loula. 1300.359 Mlcale. Catharina. Plsuunwajr. N. J. 180. 197.343 Michnlnn. Kathryn. Florissant. 133.212.5161 Middleton. Jerry. Klrksvilla. 32-1 Mihalavich. Erma. Shelblna. 363 Milka. David. Livonia. Mich 224 Milluman. John. Princeton. 3131 Mlller. Andrea. Morton. 111.. 214 Miller. Curnl. Atlanta. 321 M1ller. Carla. Unionvilla. Iowa. 321 Mlllor. Clndy. HannibaJ. 135.168.205.321 Miller. Guylu. Jmksnnvllle. 369 Miller. James. Lancaster. 351 Miller. James. 31.. Laula. 242.321 Miller. J1me. Des Moines. Iowa. 351 Mlller. Jeffrey. Kansas City. 219 Miller. Linda. Ottumwa. Iowa. 321 Miller. Luann. Wayland. Iowa. 3159 Mlllar. Marion. Paris. 11:10.. 3151 Mlllar. Mike. 173.131 Mlller. Patty. Bowling Green. 351 Mlller. Penny. Bowling Green. 351 Mlller. Randall. Kirksvilla. 131.279.2312 Miller. Richard. Arnold. 213 Mlller. Ronald. Udall. Ram. 1359 Miller. Stuart. Benton Clty. 11:10.. 359 Mlller. Terry. Green City. 360 Mllner. Connie. Hubart. Ind.. 212.351 Mllalead. Toni. Ernshenr. 330 Mims. John. Lake Placid. Fla.. 173.321 Mirna. Susan. New Cnmhrin. 510.. 82.165. 138.139.1121 Minnacrt. June. Kirksvillo. 322 Minor. Ronald. Munrmz 1311.31. 343 Minor. sheila. Stoutsvule. 322 Mlscgados. Mike. 51. Louis. 210 Mitchell. Carm. Madlson. 1110.. 3151 Mitchell. Ellen. Madison. MIL. 330 Mitchell. Jean. Ridgewood. N. .J.. 299 Mitchell. Marie. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 330 Mitchell. Mary. Paris. 510.. 1360 Mitchell. Malinda. Buckingham. 322 Mitchell. Stanley. 0:11: Park. 111.. l33.276 Mitchen. Susan. Lexington. 322 Moehlc. Michael. Macon. 1113178343 Moel1er. Debra. Stockton. Imam. 138.109. 322 Molonclorp. Billy. Weilsburg. Iowa. 343 Maiandurp. Jane. Wellsburg. Iowa. 322 Mollick. Margin. Groentop. 190.193.3113 Molloy. Mary. Green Castle. 322 Moncm-nge. Barbara. Bucklin. 322 Monntg. Marsha. Gluscow. 11:10.. 225 Monroe. Dunne. Dysart. Iowa. 322 Manon. Mark. Clutler. Iowa. 136 Montgomery. Cathednu. Kirknxdllo. 203.351 Montgomery. David. Novinger. 1711191322 Montgomery. Ellen. Sumner. 330 Munmmnory. Linda. Linnrusl. 310-. 132.322 Monti. Mark. Skakio. 111.. 343 Monk. Sharon. Hull. 111.. 173.205.3152 Mooney. Thorium. Maryland H'Ls.. 133 Moore. Joanne. Shclhlnn. 194.197.200.222. 360 Moore. John. Beviar. 360 . 1- .2 . 'HQHN fllnuqu. Moore. Terrl. Chariton. Iowa. 200.360 Mordt. Darlene. Warranmn. 322 Morahead. Dnhrn. New London. 322 Moray. Allan. Bettendorf. Iowa. 2211 Morgan. Carol. Webster Grove. 360 Morgan. Harald. Kirksviilo. 133132.130. 193.298 Margan. Jo Ann. Hannibal. 322 Morgan. Llnda. Madison. Mm. 322 Margaux. Margugt. La Belle. 82.322 Morgan. Robert. Fulton. 220 Morgan, Ronald. Queen Clty, 183,322 Morlta. Hideyuki. Japan. 130 Marilz. Anita. Dos Plalnas. 111.. 1?6.352 Moritz. Rahnrt. Kirksville. 1815.202 Marlin. Tony. Kirksville. 352 Morris. David. Macon. 322 Morris. Mary. Gorin. 3-43 Morrls. Montgomery. St. Catharine. 219 Morris. Nancy. Canton. 380 Morris. Paul, Columbia. 188 Morris. Thomas. Moundsvnla. W. Va... 181.352 Morris. Virginia. Middletown. 200.330 Morrisnn. Georgn. Ballnbury. 133.360 Morrison. Thomas. Washington. Iowa. 131. 225.322 Marriaon. Thomas P.. 224 Morrison. Vicki. So. English. Iowa. 360 Murrow. Richexrd. Kirksville. 322.343 Marne. Lucile. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 200. 212.330 Marten. Gregory. Clarence. 2412 Morton, John. 51.. Louis. 21.5 Mushy. Douglas. 31311011. 193 Motley. James. Cyrene. 343 Motley. Mary. Cyranop. 1T2.330 Mountain. Damn. Ernshear. 230.330 Moulric. Vicki. St. Charles. 198.223.3251 Moxlcy. Suzanne. Rotlwillo. 510.. 134.173; 180.133.19T.322 Moylan. Robert. Quincy. 111.. 194 Mudd, Donna. OTILIIon. Mo 3152 Mudd. Eileen. Center. 214.3152 Mueller. Robert. Harrisburg. 360 Mullin. Florence. Demurest. DE. .1.. 210.343 Mullins. David. 1111111111111.I 3H3 Mullins. Steven. House Springs. 3130 Mumhi. Joseph. Zambia. 133133.362 Mumm. Edward. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 225. 322 Mummc. Mary. Dnnville. Iowa. 343 Mundy. Duicie. Mexico. 510.. 168.197 Muntz, James. Ft. Madison. Iowa. 3'30 Murer. Kathleen. St. Louis. 11101211313 Murphy. Edgar. Brookneld. 3'13 Murphy. Michael. Huil. 111.. 322 Murray. Kathryn. Hannibai. 174.175.3352 Murry. Nancy. Whuoiing. 200.330 Muse. Ronald. Fenton. 203 Mustoe. Jnmvn. Edina. 330 Myer. Gary. W'nyne. N. J.. 191.352 Myers. Charles. Milan, 11L- 322 Myu-rs. Gerald. W. Liberty. Iowa. 194 Myers. Regina. Edjtm. 53.322 Myers. Sam. Edinn. 322 391 392 Myers. Teresa. R0113. 211.323 Myers. David, Rolls. 323 N Nadler'. James. Wentzville. 181.204.3513 Nasal. Lisa. Kirksville. 165.333.3535 Nakamura. Malcolm. Sedans. 323 Nmazee. Abdolmohamm. Iran 135.323 Name. Thomas. Kirksville. 333 Needham. Nancy. Burlington. Iowa. 171. 192.194.200.330 Neil. Beverly. Broomald. 177.343 Nelsen. Debra. Macon. 160 Nelson. Richard. 31.. Louis. 187.323 Nelson. Thomas. Macon. 330 Nesselhauf. Judith. St. Louis. 138.277.3311 Newland. Anita. Downing. Mm. 343 Newton. Anthony. Burnside. 11L. 360 Nichols. Carolyn. Centralia. 175.323 Nichols. Carroll. Ashland. 181.333 Nichols. Deborah. Mnrceline. 201.323 Nichols. James. St. Louis. 191 Nichols. Terry. Columbia. 173 Nichols. Susan. Ewedashurg. Iowa. 323 Niday. Danna. Carydon. Iowa. 174.175.179. 197.2?7.323 Nielsen. Michael. Elliavllle. 352 Nimsomboon. Yupayong. Thailan. 185.310 Noll. Patti. FL Madison. Iowa. 323 Nolting. Craig. Kirksmle. 323 Nmnan. Graccnnn. Manchester. Mm. 360 Norenberg. Jay. Keotu. Iowa. 225 Norfolk. Roger. Palmyra. 173.352 Norman. Denise. Lancaster, 380 Norman. Elaine. Hannibal. 199.211.225.343 Norman. Robert. Godfrey. 111.. 203.210 Norris. Sharon. Kirksville. 133.199.211. 225.343 Novak. Donna. St. Louls. 161.333 Novinger. Glenna. Novinger. 323 Nuhn. Stephen, Macon. 323 Nunnerlknmp. Carol. Sturgeon. M0 353 Nyenhuis. Terry. Muscallne. Iowa. 334 O O'Bryan. Paul. Monroe City. 242 O'Don- Jr.. John. Quincy. 111.. 224.243 O'Donnell. Daniel. Ehelblnn. 190.134.193 OHmlon. Terry. Washington. Iowa. 130 O'Sadnick. Craig. W. Bmklyn. 111.. 160. 201.243 O'Brtm. Rodney. Monroe City. 1319 O'Brien. Flo. Centraiia. 111.. 323 O'Connor. Thomas. Davenport. Iowa. 352 O'Toole. Pamela. New Boston. 131.. 323 Oakley. Virginia. Marion. Iowa. 211.352 Oberman. ?atricia. Curryville. Mm. 176.179. 3322 Ogden. Jacquelyn. mtumwa. Iowa. 203.323 Ogle. Connie. Kirksvule. 330 Oldham. Karen. Marceline. 172.380 Oliver. Dal. Shelbyville. 343 Olmstend. Marlene. Milan. 173.330 Olson. Candace. Seymour. Iowa. 300.301. 21 1.343 Oonhateparuk. Supalu. Thajlnn. 343 Off. Phillip. Bowling Green. 343 Orr. Deborah. Moberiy. 323 Orscheln. Mary. Hannibal. 360 Orscheln. Michael. Moberly. 184324.300 01111.. Nancy. Burlington. Iowa. 323 01-111.. Rita. St. Louis. 323 Osborn. Esther. Kirksville. 360 051mm. John. Iowa City. Iowa. 213.360 OTaole. Pamela. New Boston. 111.. 200.301 01.1. Vickey. Clear Lake. Iowa. 300.301.5370 Ousley. Myron. Brunswick. MIL. 323 Owings. Linda. Ottumwa. Iowa. 197.323 OwsIey. Marcia. Palmyra. 352 P Puelli.Danie1. Summlt. N. .21.. 324 Pm. Laura. St. Charles. 352 P3136. Deborah. Arlington 21-119.. 111.. 199. 223.362 Painter. Phyllla. Klrksville. 214 Painter. Ronald. Louialann. Mon 1715 Painter. Sherry. Makane. 179.197.8324 Palmer, Carmen. Kansas City. 352 Papagsorgjou. Dematr. Greace. 133.343 Pnpich. Mary. Lovllia. Iowa. 171.190.191. 194 Pappas. Mitzi. APO New York. N. Y 214 Puey. Judy. Kirksvlllo. 103 Paris. Deborah. Hale. 174.324 Parmenter. Mark. Maryland 1113.. 2.42 Parnell. Tanya. Kjrksville. 82.195.323.324 Parrillo. Catharlne. Union City. N. J.. 334 Parrish. Michalla. Kirkavllle. 352- Puriah. Terry. New Gambrla. 370.369- Pauakia. Hanan. Iran. 3524 Parsons. Deborah. Novlnger. 343 Putln. Ballads. lilrksvllle. 324 Puvogel. Linda. Wl1ton. 1a.. 324 Pnny. Marian. 81.. Charles. 200.301.1330 Patient. Patti. Troy. 352 Palrlck. Reginald. Columbia. 330 Patterson. Douglas. Arllngton H31 . 111.. 2-18 Putnam. Lu Ann. Joneaburg. 173 Pattorlnn. Ronnie. Brashenr. 167 Patton. Jess. Klrkavilla. :13 Fuck. Patricia. Flarinsnnt. 211 Paulsen. La Rue. Dyaart. Iowa. 343 P111130 . Leann. Dysnrt. Iowa. 1300.201 270.324 Panache. Thomas. Lisle. 1111.. 233.343.3511. 2133.348 Paula. Jahn. Fulton. I?3.2108.218.352 Payne. Janeen. Batavla. Iowa. 352 Payne. Jim. Bridgeton. 242 Payne. Martin. St. Louis. 253 Paynter. Phyllis. Hannibal. 324 Peak. Connie Lu. Shalhlnn. Mn... 324 Ponce. Kathy. St. Peters. M0 194 Pearson. Jamal.1 Marshalltuwn. Iowa. 172. 184.137.360 Passe. Judy. Vnndalla. 183.173.197.324 Peavler. Robert. Kirksvillu. 200 ?eeks. Frederick. Wilma Jet... Iowa. 174. 179.197.3201 Paar. John. Llnneus. Mm, 22:1 Penlck. Jennifer. Hannibal. 211 Panlck. T311111. Hannibal. 131.214.3241 Perm. Eugene. Taiwan. 299 Pennington. Benjamin. N. Liberty. Iowa. 358 Penrud. Michaei. Kirksville. 131.334 Penton. Norman. Huntsville. 186.161.3241 Peoples. Susan. Leonard. 107,300,343 Perkins. Gharri. Kirksville. 330 Perkins. Georgettu. Mexico. Mr... 213 Perrlgo. Helen. 5119113391119. 360 Perry. Fonda. Memphis, 324 Perry. John. Ferguson. 1325 Perry. Marsha. Kirksville. 134.163.1311. 172.197.305.334 Parry. Steven. Prospect Heights. 11L. 219 ?erson. Kathy. Bruhaar, 343 Fetchell. Theodore. Lake Ozark. 243.250 Peters, David. Rachelle. 111.. 224.330 Peters. Marilyn. Apllngton, Iowa. 343 Peters. Thames. Hull. 11L. 352 Petersen. Cecilia. Mediupoljs. Iowa. 324 Petersen. Janice. Kirksville. 334 Petersen. Lori. Marian. Iowa. 223.230 Peterson. Ann. Montezuma. Iowa. 380 Peterson. Denise. SteHenvilla. Mm. 324 Paterson. Joan. Trenton. M0 324 Peterson. Kathleen. Fiarlssant. 137 Paterson. Michael. Kirksvmo. 183.334 Petra. Janet. Atlanta. 352 Petra. Pamela. Macon. 203.324 Patna. Janice. Kirksville. 324 Petty. Kathryn. Keakuk. Iowa. 197.334 Phnlps. Carolyn. Lancaster. 360 Philllps. Barbara. Backenridga Hills. 130 Phillips. Charles. Kirkmrille. 225 Phillipa. DM'Id. Kirksville. 343 Phillips. Dnnese. Rathville. 343 Phillips. Kathy. Wapello. Iowa. 164 Phillips. Kendra. Mnulton. Iowa. 173.173. 130.335 Phillips. Laura. Marshall. 343 Phillips. Marcus. Montezuma. Iowa. 352 Pholpuntln. Sariya. Thailan. 135 Pinnt. Dennis Merrol. Florlasant. 162.325 Pickens. Clayton. Coiumbln. 190.191.193. 194.325 Piukens. Diane. Unionvma. 134.200.3311 Pickens. Janie. Graantop. 311 Pickens. Kathleen. Greentop. 194 Pickerlng. Patricia. Powernvllla. 325 Pickett. Paula. Lancaster. 161.171.173. 2 1 1.325 Picuna. Wayne. Fairliaid. N. .21.. .220 Helper. Marcia. O'FnJlon. 1?3.32I1 Herschbacher. Mlchael. Charlion. Iowa. 138.197 Plulard. Nata. Curryvine. 173.200.3311 Pink. Dean. Kirksvilla. 243.352 Plnkerton. Lyla. Kirksville. 330 Hanan. Linda. E41115. 330 Piotrowaki. Carol. Armstrong. 343 Piper. Jeff. Kirkuville. 193 Piper. Jennll'ar. Quun 0113'. 343 Pipes. Darrell. lrooid'lald. 3152 Pitford. Judith. Wlllismstawn. 176.177 Plassmeyar. Mark. Jefferson 011.3. 203.343 Plats. Cathy. Kirksville. 326 Platz. Walter. 1.: Grants. 3133 Plunkott. David. Ewing. 1.87.326 Po-Chi. Lin. Rep. of Chink. 335 ?onrtner. Karen. Pucllic. 344 Poland. Francis. Powarsvilla. 336 PnlIard. Guherlne. K114514118. 180 Polsmn. Barry. Livonia. 344 Pomeroy. Robin. St, Peters. 300 Ponder. Larry. Salisbury. 158.137.1325 Ponder. Virginia. Kirksville. 1'79 Porter. Edith. Kirksvilla. 43.104.105.174. 175.5105 Porter. Raymond. Kirksville. 3115 Porter. Sandra. Palmyra. 83.135.183.173. 2015.325 Porter. Teresa. New Cambrian. 352 Portnoy. Barbara. Philadelphia. Penn... 323 Posey. Deborsh. 31.. Louis. 174.175.200.330 Patter. Dennis. Fulton. 2124 Potter. Roger. Osknlmsn. Iowa. 2.00.344 Powell. Carollne. Montgomery. 173 Powell. Cheryl. Montgomery 03.. 133 Powell. Marilyn. Pnmera. 335 P019911. Randall. Kirksvllle. $13 Powen. Roberta. Mexlco. Mm. 301 Powell. Susan. Centralia. 168.177.3551 Power. Melinda. Kirksville. 325 Powers. Richard. Kansas 011.11. 273.331 Powers. Terrie. Sparta. N. J .. 344 Prather. Michwl. Marion. Iowa. 208.220 Prewnt. Rebecca. Moberly. 200370.331 Price. Robert. Novelty. 326 Price. Stewart. Carlisle. Iowa. 2.34 Price. Thomas. Brackneld. 163.225 Primal. Carolyn. Hurdland. 353- Prince. Nellie. Columbia. 213 Prior. Patricia. Davenport. Iowa. 171.200. 201.121.11.344 Propps. Shirley. Harris. 180 Prottsrnan. Leo. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 32. 173.180.186.137.325 Prunty. Bruce. Kirksville. 163.325 Pryor. Jeannine. Hunihal. 323 Pugh. Giles. Palmrm 203.219 PuJIisrn. David. Kirksville. 172 Pyatt. Sandra. 81.. Louis. 134 Q. Queen. Gloria. Columbia. 331 Quesada. Rodrigo. Costa. R... 323 Quick. Duane. Auxvuae. 235.361 Quick. Janis. Davenport. Iowa. 197.344 Quinn. John. Kirksvule. 163 Quintin. Adrian. Graentop. 333 R Rabeln. Gregory. Taiwan. N. 1. 210 Radley. King. St. Lu-uls. 323 Rnhmeyer. Gary. Mexico. 1110.. 353- Relns. Lends. Moberly. 333 Ramirez. Marin. Costa. 11.. 175.353 Ramirez. Rafael. New York. N-Y. Ramirez. Simon. Davenport. Iowa. 45.174. 344 Rmpy. Sherry. Hannibal. 351 Randall. Garrett. Univeraity Can. 339 Rawlii'r. Elizabeth. Muscatine. 13.. 320 Ray. Laurie. Sioux Falls. 3.0.. 353 Run. Julle. Des Plaines. 111.. 178.3313 Reading, Sharon. Hannibal. 197.379.33'3 Reagan. Paula. WallsVIlle. 300.381 Ream. Joseph. Unionvilla. 243.331 Reason. Kant. Kaithsburg. Ill.. 336 Rector. David. Macon. 32.130.190.338 Rector. Ronald. Bavior. 301. Reed Jr.. George. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 215 Reed. Gwenn. ac. Louis. 2115 Reed. Henry. 3:. Louis. 243.331 Reed. Thomas. Ghililcatho. 103 Reeves. Jacqueline. 81.. Charles. 3159 Rattan. Lynn. Muscatlne. lawn. 333 Reighard. Charles. Klrkavllla. 2411.336 Reighnrd. Susan. Kirkavuh. 300.301.3211 Mndol. Mary. Queen 0113!. 175.352 Remix. Rebeca. Lelgmon. Iowa. 3112 Kemp. Sandra. Leighton. iowa. 36$ Renard. Bun. Kwkuk. lawn. 900.331 Renter. Janna. Marlon. Iowa. 31511 Rennells. Richard. 011111th119. 230 Ronslnk. Ghulau. Muscatine. Iowa. 174 Ranatram. Christlno. Martinsburz. 174 Ramtrom. Diana. Muumburg. l'l'nl. Rontschlor, Chuck. Mexico. Ma. 1331 Reschly. Annlcn. Kirksvillf. 214.225 Resnick. Reboccn. Hannlbnl. Mm. 326 Reynoids. Caml. Salisbury. 352 Reynolds. Cindy. Kirksville. 211.326 Reynolzis. Lt'RIEO. Barry. 111.. 352 Rhea. Alan. Kjrksvillo. 133.323 Rhea. Lon. Kirkm'i'llu. 326 Rhea. Marilyn. LaPlatn. 1T1.191.194.3Bl Rhea. Virki. Sigournoy. Iowa. 331 Rhinohart. Jack. Victor. Iowa. 326 Rhondes. Rim. LaP'luta. 82.203.222.323 Rhuadcs. Shirley. Macon. 331 Rhoads. Betty. Bevinr. 32B Ricardalli, Robert. Bcdford. Maseru 210. 326 Riccio. Donna. Kirksvillo. 327 Ricrl. June. New Camhria. 134.352 Rich. Mildred. Crawfordsvlllc. Iowa. 19?. 200.205.1327 Richardson. Dennis. Kirksvillo. 1913.327 Richardson. Harold. 51. Louis. 215.344 Richardson. John. Uninnviile. 352 Richardson. P31. Unionviiln. 136.344 Richardson. Remit. Brunswick. 138.225. 344 Richardson, Shari, Kirksville. 195 Richardson. Stanford. St. Louis. 215 Richman. Linda. Walcott. Iowa. 352 Richer. Brian. Roanoke. 111.. 136 Richer. Robert. Portage. Ind.. 32? Richer. Timothy. Pnrtnge. Ind.. 225 Rider. Timothy. Kirksvi'lle. 205.32? Ridgr. Anita. La Grange. 163.194.196.277. 352 Ridley. Patricia. St. Louis. 213 Ricck. Anna. Macon. 205.39? Ricdemann. David. Kirksville. 327 Rjeglc, Richard. aneiwood. 213 Higdon. Torry. Kirksvilic. 219 Rigei. Doris. Cedar Rapida. Iowa. 361 Riggs. Charles. St. Louis. 202 Riggs, Robert. Hannibal. 210 Riley. Kathryn. BrookHuld. 32? Riley. Mary. Kirksvillo. 32':1r Riley. Mercedes. Kirksvillc. 11132? Rincy. Jill. Hannibal. 25.26.160.193.211. 225.3411 Riney. Linda. Hannibal. 361 Rine-y. Lynn. Memphis. 327 Rjnklc. Jnnu. Laddonia. 174 Rinnrs. DnryL Marshall. 2112.381 Riordan. Christopher. Kirksville. 225 Riordan. Michael. Peabody. Mass 327 Risslor. Melodie. Croatian. lawn. 11:10. 192.19d.196 Riuman. Carolyn. Perry. Iowa. 3114 Rives. Becky. Smutsville. 211.352 Ranch. Paula, Milan. 200,201,212 Roach. Veronika. Canton. 194 Rahurts. Anthony. Ral'ln. 220 Roberts. Dennis. 3011a. 201.243 Roberts. James. Fartsville. Liberla. 1133. 185.183.276.327 Robnrts. Mark. Lancaster. 361 Roberts, Matthew. Lancaster. 361 Rnbterls. Pamela. Flnrissant. 327 Roberts. Suzann. Lancaster. 203.327 Roberts. Thumas. Iowa City. Iowa. 242 Robertson. Dennis. Mnywood. 1T2.352 Halsey. Marilyn. Silcx. 1913411 Robinson. Carolyn. Munroe City. 213 Robinsan, Janina, Cantrii. Iowa. 173.177. 327' Rnhinsun. Linda. Trenton. 32'? Robinson. Marvin. Monroe City. 242.253 Robinson. Nancy. Lancaster. 137.327 Robinson. Raymund. Berkeley. 219 Robinson. Robert. Moberly. 242.331 Robinson. Ronald. Broaknnld. 352 Rahinson. Steven. Bioomfield. Iowa. 327 Robisorl. Ricky. Novinger. 213 Roderick. Betty. Kirk51'illc. 323 Rndihrick. Marjorie. Kirksville. 239 Rodgers. Rosalinc. Kansas City. 352 Badman. Brenda. Florissam. 328 Rndman. Wi'lliam. Florissant. 220 Raehuck. Deborah. Callas. 203.344 Roebuck. Robert. Macon. 344 Rnemermnn. Ann. Kirksvilie. 189.344 Rogers. Chloe. St. Peters. 328 Roma's. Homer. Gorin. 1323 Rogers. Janis. Rcu- Providence. Iowa. 205,323 Rogers. Joseph. Middletown. 2153 Rogers. Kathrync. Mnndon. 323 Rogers. Nancy. Kirkst'i'lle. 299 Rugnrs. Rnndnli. Des Moinrs. Iuwa. 328 Raptors. Robert. Kirkavillv. 163.137.1523 Rogprs. Virginia. Kirksville. 352 Rogerson. Russell. Burlington. Iuwa. 3128 Roland. Patti. Kirksvillc. 42 Romine. JcITr-n'. KirRSVille. 344 Romine. Teresa. Ccmrnlin. 328 Honchctlo. Rosemary. Macun. 361 Rookcr. Marilyn. 0t1untwmlowa. 1531.133. 191205.323 Ram. Richard. 81. Louis. 192 R0511. Theresa. St. Louis. 361 Rose. Paula. Peru. 111.. 3-52 Ruscbcrg'. Margaret. Kirkm'illo. 211.361 Rogenuonm. John. Manson, Iowa. 192.194 Rmmnthal. Merlin. Kirksvillc. 219 Ross. Churhjs. Hynumvillt', 131.133.2114 Ross. Elizabeth. Kirksvillu. l?3.177.344 Runs. .10. Mention. 190.196.1323 hath. Mary. 51. Ann. 203322.341 Roulot. Richard. Bloomfield. Iowa. 133. 160.344 Rouse. Brundn. Versailles. 32B Rauth. Gary. Beltan. 344 Rowe. Stephen. Paris. Man 323 Ruwlund. Carole. Knoxville. Iowa, 168. 191200.201.212.2?0.2??.344 Rowland. Debra. Quincy. 111-. 344 Rnwlund. Sandra. Eddyvillo. Iowa. 361 Rubel. William. Lauremi. Iowa. 323 Rucinxki. anrnnen. Van Huron. 192.193 Rucker. William. Mexico. 1110.. 352 Rudd. Suzuki. Ealia. 344 Rude. David. Pocahontas. Iowa. 323 Ruggrbcrg. Mark. DI? Witt. Iowa. 32.130. 224.323 Rum. Drum. Hannibal. 328 Runyon. George. Lennard. 204.323 Rupp. Robert. Hannibal. 184.224 Rush. Knnnoth. Lu. Belle. 1112.299 Russet!!! JR. Petqu'. E. Chicagu. Ind., 361 Russell. Hurhnrn. Marcelino. 328 Ru5sull, David. Mexico. Mu, 210 Runyon. James. Marcrolinn. 220.352 Russeli. Mark. Kirksville. 3133 Ruth. Diane. Berkeley. 210 Rutledge. Deborah. Ottumwa. Iowa. 352 Rutledge. Valerie. Jonesburg. 352 Ryan. Deborah. Melroue. Iowa. 32' Ryan. Linda. Canton. 323 Ryan. Marcia. Milan. 361 Rythor. Myron. Sheibyvine. 202 S Sahado, Emilia. Kirksvillo. 135.323 Sahourin. Richard. Vnrgunnes. Vermont. 361 SEIITiLr. Manourhohr. Iran. 328 SMnrrm-m III. George. Monroe City. 219. 243.250 Silfford. Daniel. Mexico. Mo.. 3213 Salfen. Marilyn. Bowling Groom 168,328 Salmon. Grethu. Vandalin. 352 Smnpmm. David. Atlanta. 224.329 Sanderx. Joyce. Crew: Cocur. 184.352 Sanders. Marjorie. Crow: Coeur. 82.1?1. 178.211.3251 Sanderson. Kimberly. Bowling Green. 211. 331 Saultlt-rncm. Nancy. Hurtshurg. 331 Sanderson. Paul. Hnrighurg. 353 Sumlursnn. Rebecca. Bowling Green. 211. 329 Snppington. Carter. Buoklin. 163.329 Saravauee. Pungchsu. Thailand. 329 Sarlelle. Debra. Barre. Vermont. 173 S1Lsm'lllujitd. Minsuud. Irnn. 135.344 Suuer. Virginia. Hannibal. 197,344 Suutcr. Mury, Oskulousu. Iowa. 353 Sawyer. Jennifer. R0115. 329 Sayers Jr.. Jalmt'ra. Junwbaarg. 173.253 Scnlea. Deanna. Aibin. Iowa. 1.63.329 Scalf. Currie, Wollman. lawn. 344 Schuberg. Mary. Finrissanl. 329 Schaefcr. Grutc. South Amnnn. Iowa. 529 Smhaefcr. Ruth. Wellsville. 200.331 Schaml'arrnnier. Linda. Furguson. 329 SchIlElan. Gary. Palmyra. 173.361 SchuefI'L-r. Judith. St. Charles. 222.329 Schechtmmm. Sonln. Hamilton. 011... 299 Scherer. Gail, Burlington. Iuwu. 329 Schilling. Debra. Kansas City. 1134.131353- Schlnge. Laura. St. Charles. 361 Schlanker. Richard. Macon. 156.187.2141! Schlepphorst. Katherine. Canton. 223.361 Schlauusman. Glen. Barkoley. 361 Schnwiser. Connie. Burlington. Iowa. 353 Schmid. Marilyn. Queen City. 331 Schmitz. Connie. Kirksvilln. 3-14 Schmitz, Larry. Kirksville, 329 Schmuckor. Daniel. 51. Charles. 208.210. 329 Schnurr. Otto. Munchonter. 258.381 Schnebulun. Michael. Ferguson. 2124 393 394 Schneblin. Nancy. 8110133111115. 1129 Schneider. Alan. Urbandale. Iowa. 225 Schnelder. James. Kirksvilla. 133.225 Schneider, Merle. 81.. Charles. 133.306. 210.344 Schneider. Raymond. 31. Luull. 344 Schnaider. Robert. Kirksville. 137.323.3115 Schneider. Susan. Klrknvillo. 335.367 BchnaIle. Carolyn. Pollock. 329 Bchnettgmke. Kenneth. Florilnnnt. 132.323 Bchnobeb-elen. Karon. Lane Mo. Iowa... 1'18. 197.323 Behock. Connie. Donnellson, Iowa. 184.200 El-choene. Mark. 31.. Charles. 210 Echo . Sandra, 31.. Am. 138.361 Bchott. Mary. Klrkavula. 2H Schnthm'. Amnh. Revere. 323 Schreiner. Terry. Ollie. Iowa. 323 Schriefer. Nancy. Lexlngiun. 82.161.233.329 Schaader. Amanda. Bridgeton. 323 Schroeder. Steven. La Grange- Pl... 111.. 224. 353 Bchuetz. Shawn. Moadvme. 203.329 Schulte. Paulette. 31. Charles. 132.277.344 Bchthz. Rosemary, Kirksville. 329 Schumann. Jane. Washington. 56.161.193. 205.208 Bchurk. Janet. Florianant, 134.353 Schuster. Jane. Cedar Rnplda. 111., 335.387 Schwarz. John. Kirkuvllle. 193 Bchwennen. Janell. Parkersburg. Iowa. 344 Bccluo. Linda. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 343 Econ. David. Clinton. Iowa. 224 3:011. Denise. Cantervule, Iowa. 330 Scott, Marilyn, Novinger. 352 Beau. Mary. Davenport. Iowa. 214 Boon, Mlchnel, Kansas 0113'. 210.242 Sean. Paul. 31. Louis. 215 Scott. Timothy. Gcrln. 331 Scott. Tryphena. Kirksville. 190,193,330 Scripajck. Jelm. Sharon. Kan. 212.242.2153 Beab-oldt. Bertha. Meadvlne. 12.00.201.270. 31 Batman. Lowell. Kirksvilla. 263 Sada. Sue. Cluklvule. 1.73.351 Bonny! Janet. Klrhvme, 200,201,330 Saucy. Judith. Hanna: City. 173.177.3110 Boucy. Leroy. Indomndonce. 224 800. Richard. Wuhlnrton. 1011111.. 194 Ben. Lanny. Ln Plan. 330 Boevarl. Eddy. Kirklvilla. 33-0 Savers. .1111. 1111-1136116. 330 Scidel. Sualn. Bottandorf. Iowa. 193 Beip. Mark. Tumoln. 111.. 1343.250 Selby. Bridles. Kirhvula. 330 Selby. Buphen. Klrhvma. 219.233.3114 Bell. Barbara. De Witt. Iowa. 353 Eellona. Mavoumou, Bothel. 133.139.137. 205.330 Bolster. Rebeca. KIrka-ullla. 171.173 Balser, Hobart. Klrkuvlllg. 171.190 Banter. Janice. 33.1mm. Iowa. 137.203.3311 Barnum. Debra. Waterloo. Iowa. 171.214 Sergannt. Econ. Waterloo. Iowa. 224 Saw. Anthony. Kirksvilla. 185 Baymnur. Diana. 3131114119. 111.. 153.330 swan Randall. Kirkavulo. 223.225.3461 Shai'lzadeh. Mohammad. Iran. 344 Shannan. Vlcki. Arb-ala. 193.344 Sharp. Charles. 031130. 361 Sharp. David. Edina. 133.331 Sharp. Jenn, Shelhinn. 124.222 8115.110. Jerry. Macon. 330' Shaun. Vlrg-inla. Bowling Green. 353 Shea. Carol. Glendale. 330 Shea. Thomas, Kirkwood. 380 Shoehan. James, Unlonville. 180.183.187.330 Sheets. Patricia. Corydon, Iowa, 330 Bhehan. William. Kirksvllle. 139.139.3311 Shepherd. David. Mobarly. 200 ahermuly. Jane, Broukl'lald. 353 Sherwood. Brenda. Kirkwille. 3110 Sherwood. Mark. La Bella, 133 Bhou. Llhchlng. Taiwan. 299 Shlmkun. Susan. 81:. A1111. 214.381 Bhlnn. David. Kansas City. 175.225 BMpIe-y. Cynthia. Molina. 111.. 223.330 Shock. Connie. Klrkaville. 331 Shockley. William. 31.. Louis. 215,344 Shocks. Ronald, Mexico. M0,. 189.330 Shoemaker. Bradley. Klrhvilla. 225.344 Shoemaker. Mike. I'L'lrkovllls. 42.174 81101-41511. Craig, La. Plats. 325 Bhotls. Elizabeth. larkavilla. 11's 51101.15. 331111191. Kirksvilln. 181.225.3311 Bhouah. Bunnie. Macon. 353 Bhoulh. Davld. Macon. 331 Bhouah. Elizabeth. Macon. 361 Shanah. Judith. I'Elrkaville. 213.353 311011511. Linda. Macon, 135 Bhrador, Donna. Mexlca. 1110.. 353 8111-0111:. Claire. Klrksvillu. 330 Ehrlver. Dinne. Allarton. Iowa. 361 Bbrlver. Pamela. Furndd. Iowa. 331 Bnhroedar. Stave. Kirksvilla. 224 Bhumakor. Pam. Bruheu. 157.183.3411 Bhuttn. 1.01311. Knox 011:. 331 Bidwell. Deborah. Queen 011.3. 353 Blafen. Kenneth. Wuhinglmn. 203.344 Singer. Dannie. Klrhvulo. 210 Silva . Dime. Dal Moinu. lawn. 174.134. 331 Blmnrlng. Shelley. Washington. Iowa. 353 Blmpsnn. Jumps. Novelty. Mm. 331 Blmpson. Linda... Novelty. Mm. 173.331 Blmpscm. Marsha. Bucklin. 184.163.3441 Simpson. Patrick. Bolton. Mm. 133 Elms. Teri. Ent Molina. 1l1.. 191.124.331 Blncox. Kent. Independence. 11110.. 201.224. 242.344 Singleton. Charles. Bevier. 310.. 299 Blnklenr. Linda. High Hill. Me 164 319cc. anl. Ottumwn. Iowa. 331 513:. Darryl, Maruhalltown. Iowa. 331 Sknell. Martin. Fadrlield. Iowa. 353 Bldnner. Brenda. Fulton. 332 Bldnner. Esther. Tuscola. 111.. 331 Elkinner. J13. Ft. Madison. Iowa. 253.362 Btlnner. Barn. Trenton. 1110.. 344 Bludek Jr.. Frank. Iowa City. Iowa. 174. 203 Sladek. Elaine. Loulaiann. Me... 214.353 Blntnn. Jnmss. Madison. 1:10.. 166,218,331 Slaughter Jr.. Kenneth. Queen City. 32. 225.331 Blaybnugh. L. Gay. Hannlbal. 344 Blocurn. Joan. Trenton. Mn.. 165 Slocum. Mark. Memphis. Mm. 331 Blumtt. Judith. Rockford. 111.. 171.200. 210 319013. Stephen. Kirksvilla. 331 Smith. Allan. Washington. Iowa. 1133.331 Smith. Barbara. Brunswick. Mm. 344 Bmlth. Carolyn. Milan. 211.331 Bndth. Cnthoryn. Trenton. 344 Bmlth, Chutes. Hannibal. 200 Smith. Charlotte. Kansas 0113'. 188.299 Smith. Christine. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa. 353 81111111. Dale. Lewlatown. 510.. 133.172.1105. Smith. Danlol. Mllan. 224 Smith. David. Harris. 1-10.. 331 Smith, Deborah. Mexico. Mo 331 Smith. Dabrs. ant-Iown. Mm. 177.197.3411 Bmhh. Debra. Brunswick. Mm, 344 Smith. Eliaubath. Louisiana. Ma.. 331 Smith, Ferrelerw. HannlhaJ. 362 Smith. Frank. Hannibal. 331. 81111111. Hurdle. Kansas 0113'. 358.272 311111.11. Harry. Kirksville. 203.344 Emith. Jennltar. Hannibal. 197.310 Bmlth. Jennifer. Monroe City. 1110.. 3153 Smith. Joan. Kirimdllo. 331 Smith. Joseph. Milan. 225 811111.11. Kenneth. Callas. Mm. 160.131.139.331 Smith. Lou. Datroit. 11511111.. 343.250 Bmlth. Marilyn. Florissant. 172.302 Bulth. Huey. Kirhv-Jllo. 133.214.1338 Smith. Randall, Loves Park. 111.. 187.242 Smith. Bhnrl. Niotl. 111.. 359 Smith. Sharon. Kirhvnlo. 1131 Smith. Sheryl. Wynondl. MIL. 344 Smith. Teresa. Klrhidlla. 353 31111111. Terry. Kirklvillo. 1.33.331. Smithson. Douglas. La. Plata. 3110.. 133.137. 133.331 Emo-ot. Sue. Shelbyvme. Mm. 344 311011.130. Rudy. Kirksville. 162 Snell. John. Hannibal. 302 81131103, Wendy. Kirksvule. 214 Bnlder. Ronnid, Danmuk. Iowa. 902 Hmdgrass. James. 3'1. 1.01.118. 32.132.135 169.332 Snodgtus. Lounell. Palmyra. 200.222.1153 31101131335, Rodney. Palmyra. 344 8110011. Alan, Mexico. 1110., 173.362 Snyder. Harold. Baring. 172.130.1144 Snydor. Rag. Kirksvitia. 213 Budarman. William. Luke Vllla. 111.. 248. 332 Bpaln. Timothy. Klrkaville. 165.139.332 Sparks, Cheryl, Ottumwa. Iowa, 200.362 Sparks. Cnnstance. :51. Louis. 133 Sparks, James. Ewing. Mm. 362 Sparta. Ken. Queen City. 332 Sparrow. Ruth, 81.. Ann. 175.211.3132 Spntafora. Johanna. Florissant. 214.225 Speak, Richard. Kirksville. 173 Speaks. Larry. Kirksville. 137 Spears. Tania. Bowling Green. 353 Speck. Carol. 31. Louis. 332 Speed. Willlnm Washington. Iowa. 225.332 Bwncer, Barbara. Trenton. Mm. 344 Bpinelll. Anna. Cedar Falls. Iowa. 132.352 3135111: Jr-. Leslie. 81.- Charles. 225 Bnltler. Susan. West Branch. Iowa. 225 Eponcil. Sandra. Palmyra. 193 Smnsler. Lavinia. Klrkavllle. 844 Sportsman. Jeffery. Mnrcehne. 362 amassing. Manna. Unlonvllla. 154.344 SmehE. Pamela. Mllford. 111.. 162.344 Spurgaon. A1311. Wayland. Mo... 190,194,133 Bpurlock. Robin. Lnlidonia, 11:10.. 223.363 St Clair. Pamela. La 11131:. 180.1113 St Clair. Elaphen. Ewing, M0,. 381 Stank. Audrey. Hawk Point. Mo 168.332 Stuak. Thomas. Klrkavillo. 332 Stanford. Brack. Pacino. Mt... 183.276 Stanley. Brenda. Rothville. 1110.. 353- Eituk. Debra. Frankrurd. 1110.. 171.178.2111. 211.332 Starkey. Debbie. 1.9? Btarner. Deborah. Balkan. Mm. 332 Starr. Neil. Ft. Madman. Iowa. 353 Steele. Joe. Unlonville. 353 Stefl'ensrneier, Anna. Ft. Madison. Iowa. 205. 332 Staggall. Joy. Lancaster. Me... 3112 Btulnback. Jamal. Rublo. 101113-. 187.332 Sminhnff. Alice. St. Charles. 853 Stalloh. Linda, Florissant. 212 Btelpnug, Holly. Ankeny. Iowa, 223.225. 335.367 Bhlplugh. Gynthla, Wheellng. 1110.. 172,353 31919111311. 1.1119113. Wheeling. 172.3511 31011118113011. Jncqunl. New London. 3110.. 3-53 Stephenson. Llnda. Kirksvilla. 177.332 Stephenson. Phillip. Canton. 130.193.3311 Barrett. Karen, Klrkavllle. 163.197 Stevens. Helen. centervilla. Iowa. 332 Bkvons. Mary. Naw Oambrla. Mon 3112 Btavana. Melba. Montgomery City. Man. 180. 382 310110113011. Sharon. Edlnn. 277.353 Buckling. Nulcy. 51-. Louis. 200.201.3414 Bahformn. Gerald. .1911:an 031., 242 31.111 111. Richard. 11an1110. 225.353 Btill. Rnbacca. Kirkwlllo. 134.186.1112 31111.0. Marnha. Flariumt. 104,332 Smoker. Richard. Palatine, 111., 344 51053de Randal Bmklhld. 353 amuar. Gregory. Burlington. le. 333 31.01:. Bubus, Kirkn'llle. 214 atoms. Vickie. Roch Inland. 111.. 353 Stone, Hahn. Ghuitun. 1m . 353 Stone. Nancy. Flomnnt. 178.197 51mm. Roger. Klrkavllla. 344 31911131113111. Katharina. Trenton. 515.. 332 810111. May. New man. IWI. 332 Stradt. Willlnm. Bnttandurf. lawn. 132.173. 332- 811111. Slum. Ft. 111mm. 1mm. 2105.223. 332 sunken. Graig. Hulaiwod, 1124 Stub. Cindy. Klrlavuh. 173.177.133.344 Bunker. Karol. Vandalin. MD... 353 Stroker. Peggy. Vandalia. 1110.. 353 Strand. Donald. Green Castle. 332 Btruttmann. Daniel. Rhineland. Mm. 132 Btubhs. Linda. Bedlam. Mom. 353 Stubhs. Mtchnel. Trenton. Mm. 210 Stuckerjuergen. Sylvia. Went Polnt. 13.. 3-44 Staine'baan. Karen. Brookfield. 333 Btuhimnn. Larry, Palmyra. 210 Btull. Knvnn. Mexico. 11110.. 173.276.3414 Stumph. Glen. La Plata. 353 Suddnrth. Rebeca. Glarkavllle. 200.201.3333 Bulllvan. Daniel. Moberlj'. 173.333- sulljvan. Edward. Morton Grove. 111.. 137 Summers. Philip. Kirksvllle. 225.353 Bunderland. Judy. Mexico. Mo 203.222 Sundstrom. Janet. Maberly. 353 Sutor. nmw. Jonesburg. 187,353 Sutnr. T3111. Jonesburg. 184.138.139.171. 183.197.205.333 Buwnnnapal. Arrome. Thallnnd. 135 Iuwanraks. Chirnporn. Thalland. 33-3 Swnim. Phillip. Drakesvllle. Iowa. 362 Swunegan. Elizabeth. K651091406. 215.332 Swarm. Bruce. Novelty. 179.123.203.333 Swanson. Dee Ann. Duncamba. Iowa. 333 Swaps. Jo Ann. 81.. Peters. 344 Swlnk. Paula. Kirksville. 214 Switzer. James. Bucklln. 220.353 Switzer. Richard. Bucklin. 353 Swol'ford. Jenn, Kirksville. 3-33 Swof'fter. Perry. Spiekard. 299 Sayers. Gary. Warrenton. 170.332 Syfert. 14rd11h. Kouaauqua. lawn. 33-3 T Tade. Deena. Livonia. Ma. 188.353 Tanc-u. Steven. O'Fnllon. 224.353 Talman. Janice. Crew: Coeur. 1110.. 205.353 T311011. Wiliiam. Monroe City. 258.353 Tanner. David. Ferguson. 2139 Tnnzinl. Michele. Bcrdcnlown. N. 3.. 362 Terr. Conne. Kirksville 333 Tartan. Billy. Kirksville. 233 Thu. Shigeo. Okinawa. 345 Taylor. Arm. Humboldt. Iowa. 177.333- Taylnr. Crng. Algona. Iowa. 333 Taylor. Doyle. Mahcrly. 362 Taylor. Janice. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 203. 214.225 Taylor. Kathleen. Le Claire. Iowa. 134. 268.233 Taylor. Paul. Fulton. 215.333 Taylor. Thomas. Kansas City. 333 Taadnshti. Abbas. Iran. 345 Ten Eyck. Dianne. Kirksville. 333 Tennant Jr.. Raymond. Mason City. Iowa. 353 Tersmm. Vickie. New Sharon. Iowa. 212 Terrill. Glands. Armstrong. 208.213.3313 Terry. Michael. Quincy. 111.. 233 Thainpang. Prnvnnee. Thailand. 18-5 Thuelke. Kathy. 51.. Charles. 332 Thuelke. Sandra. Chillicothe. 172.173.197. 205.345 Thomas Jr Douglas. Hazelwood. 188.224. 345 Tharmm. Marcy. New Cambria. 353 Thompson. Barbara. Worthington. 362 Thompaton. Craig. 31. Louis. 215.353 Thompson. Jo Ann. 51. Charles. 177.333 Thompuon. John. Hurlingiun. Iowa. 157.333 Thompson. Karaiyn. Trenton. MD.. 345 Tnarnpson. Lonnie. Green 01134. 210.225. 33-3 Thompson. Mark. Kirksvnle. 173.184.333- Thompson. Paula. Atlanta. M0,. 165.222.1133 Thorpe. Brenda. Middletown. 197.3115 Thorpe. Karla. Cedar Rapids. Iowa 353 Thrash. Marilyn. Canterville. Iowa. 33-3- Tlil. James. Gainsburg. Ill.. 203.223.3311 Tiller. Brucu. Laddonin. Mm. 225 'Nmrnorbora. Eugene. Rhineland. M0 202. 333 Tinslcy. Valeria. Bowling Green. 200.201. 353 Tippett. Richard. 51.. Louis. 242 Tipping. Belinda. Richmond. 1110.. 212 Timon. Ginger. Humphreys. 134.136.2110. 210.332 Tiptom James. Quincy. 111.. 133.345 Timon. Linda. Kirksville. 190.196.2111. 353 Tiplan. Shirluy. Macon. 333 Tisdalc. Donna. Bearing. Iowa. 345 Tisuo. Wayne, Kirkuvilln. 334 Titus. Jimmy. Collins. Iowa. 334 Tubcy. Timnthy. St. Ann. 3-45 Todd. Debra. Wright City. 177.346 Todd. Mary. La. Grange. 190.196 Todd. Richard. Hirkaville. 172 Tcebo. Cynthia. Florissant. 161323.345 Talk. Holan. Cherokee. Iowa. 171.178.177 Tarnpkin. Wendy. Fayelle. 313.. 161.170. 171,214,334 Tarlucci. Deanna. Kirksville. 334 Torres. Patricia. Fioriasant. 334 Tosi. Vailola. elmorienn Samoa. 242 Tovraa. Mchnel. Norwalk. Iowa. 42.174. 194.345 Town. Scott, Willingburo. N. .I., .1332 Traughbc-r. Virgil. St. Louis. 224 Trauma. Mark. Marthnsvlllu. 213.334 Trel'ney. Dubomh. St. Louis. 332 Tridhavee. Sirichnl. Thailand. 3-3-4 Trim. Thamas. Wa:hingwn. Iowa. 225 Tripp. David. High Ridge. 170.172.1362 Troutmnn. Alicia. Bonaparte. Iowa. 343 Tromman. Susan. Ethel. 171,362 Troyer. Jeffery. Centralin. 3-45 Truebload. Rognr. Unlonvllla. 334 Pruitt. Marilyn. Kirksvme. 211 Trupigmu. .Jucalyn. Florissant. 362 Tsno. Lynn. Taiwan. 3-31 134 TubaUgh. Roberta. Belle Plaine. Imam. 334 Tucker. Glenda. Newtown. 1110.. 3153 Tucker. Janice. Klrkavllle. 382 Tucker. Jerry. Kirksvillo. 224.334 Tucker. Joyce. Nemown. 332 Tucker. Sherman. Columbia. 191.123.194 Tucker. Thomas. Kirksvllla. 224.332 Tucker. Thomas. Kirksvilla. 130.151.1534 Tuggle. Latha. Bhelbyvllle. 200.362 Tuggla. Nancy. Shelbyvllla. 197.200.3345 TuJay. Kenn. Cairo. MIL. 345 Turns. Margaret. New Florence. 334 Turnhcugh. Karen. Parls. Mn. 214.354 Turner. James. Kirksvlllo. 174.179.3114 Turner, Katharlna. Kirksville. 334 Turner. Larry. Kirksvilla. 345 Turner. Mark. 81.. Louis. 242.364 Turner. Viukl. Green City. 332 Turner. Vickie. Mobedy. 200.201.3114 Ttthuntz. Michael. Wnuhingion. Iowa. 132. Tyler. Kathryn. Cnrlislc. Iowa. 205.299 U Uhlmayor. Judy. Canton. 362 Umbuger. Davtd. Keokuk. Iowa. 224 Unmrbrink. Annette. Madison. Mo 3132 Upton. Nancy. Now Sharon. Iowa. 171.200. 201 Upton. Ricky. Ferguson. 184.224.3154 Ursla. Donna. Centarvillo. Iowa. 33-4 Uthlaut. Mark. New Florence. 242 Utley. Roger. W. Liberty. Iowa. 232 Utter. Ruben. Kirksviila. 224 V Valentino. Jerry. Pownrsvilla. 168.157. 334 Vidantine. Jimmie. Pawersville. 3-32 Valantino. Marlon. St. Louis. 334 Van Dt Walla. Steven. Dixon. Iowa. 133.334 van. Darin. James. Kirksvillo. 173.130. 137.334 Van Dyke. Annmle, Richland, Iowa. 299 Van Egdorn. Ronald. Albina. Iowa. 3415 Van Horn. Larry. Bloornlleld. Iowa. 173. 189.190.3415 Van Horn. Rosanna. Bloomneld. Iowa. 139. 197.205.3134 Van Horn. Steven. Purdin. 334 Van Liam. Charles. Klrlmvllle. 133.334 Van Manron. Dennis. Newton. Iowa. 173. 345 Van Meter. Joy. Lewiatawn. 32.136.172.188. 139.334 Van Wardhuizan. .irnuld, Alhln. Iowa. 178. 197 Vandeloecht. Jane. FUIIGI'I. 354 Vandike. James. Lancuwr. Mm. 354.365 Vann. Stove. 2-39 Vnrvil. James. Mexico. Mo 3154 Vaughn. Larry. Kirksvllla. 224 Vaughn. Rhonda. Fulton. 362 Vaughn. Theresa. Kjrksville. 1911.334 395 396 Vwrrnnn. Cynthia. Oakalooaa. Iowa. 173. 173.303.3115 Vellum Steven. 81. Louis Veil Horst. Karen. Beltendorf. Iowa. 333 Van Horst. Ronald. Bettendorf. Iowa. 203. 2525 Ventling. Wayne. Webster City. Iowa. 82. 138.253.3111 Veraplue. Clarion. Bruaklyn. Iowa. 132. 299 Vincent. Jeffrey. Chariton. Iowa. 218 Wahovich. Glenda. Noving-er. 335 Vogler. Victoria. O'Fallon. 176.178.5545 Volkmer. Paula. Lee's Summit. 199.211 Volh-ath. Darin. Monroe City. 335 Von Soonen. Andrea. Kirksville. 362 Van Talge. Eleanor. Manchester. Iowa. 3541 Vonrhous. Ann. Kirksville. 3-15 Voorheas. Thomas. Kirksvilla. 346 Vormngruangpinyo. Wanna. Thnlend. 335 Vunria. Mark. 219 W Waddle. Maurice. Wyaconda. 35-1 Wade. Rose. Miami. Fla.. 212 Wade. Sharon. Quincy. 11L. 3'32 Waggoner. Deborah. Elaberry. 211.354 Waggoner. William. Eisberry. 33,173,133. 190.335 Wagner. Danny. Letts. Iowa. 354 Wagner. David. Kearney. 224.315 Wagner. Heather. Mexlco. Mom 3132 Wagner. James. Burlington. Iowa. 3115 Wagner. John. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 193 Wagner. Mark. Monroe City. 362 Wagner. Michael. Cllnwn. Iowa. 1?3 Wagner. Thamua. Burlington. Iawa. 162. 185.335 Wahnb. Abdul. Guyana. 135.335 Wait. Jerry. Kirksville. 225.362 Walch. Katherine. Ferguson. 184.188.2110. 362 Wanord. Jeanne. Brooklyn. Irma. 332 Walker. Glenn. Macon. 1110.. 333 Walker. Homer. Klrkaville. 196 Walker. Susan. Kirksvme. 196.354 Walker. Terry. Rochelle. 111.. 224 Wall. Janice. Mt, Prospect. 111.. 193.223. 354 Wallace. John. Anton. Mm. 35-1 Wallace. Linda. Glendale. Mm. 363 Wanace. Charles. Eureka. K3,. 355.385 Wallace. Robert. Bhalbina, Mm. 137.189 Waller. Patricm. Hannibal. M11. 354 Walmsley. Christina. E. Alton. ILL. 333 Walter. John. Canton. MIL. 202.335 Walters. Susan. Canton. Mon 3315 Walters. Willa. Novingar. Mm. 180 Walton. Gayle. Shelbyville. Me... 345 Walton. Kathleen. Independence. 1110.. 353 Wappelhcrst. Mark. 3'1. Charles. M01. 510 Ward. Thomas. Louisiana. Mo 2153.354 Wares. Pamela. LaPlata. 82.222335 Wares. Patricia. LnPlatn. 222.333 Warford. Pamela. Muherly. 335 Warrick. Patricia. Corydon. Iowa. 363 Waterkotte. David. St. Louis. 201.3412 Waterman. Steven. LaGrangn. M0 333 Waters. Jean, Tuscoln. 11L. 23.180.244.354 Waters. Michael. Tuscola. 111.. 201.243. 335 Waters. Stephen. Taylor. Mm. 210.363 Watkins. Donna. Lancaster. Mon 211.360 Watkins. Kathryn. Quincy. 111.. 211 Watson. James. Clarence. Mo 130.224 Watson. Sandra. Kirksvilla. 354 Wayhill. .10. Bloomfield. Iowa. 196 Wantharford. Anthony. Kirksville. 208.210. 345 Weaver. Peggy. Revere. Mo.. 138.205.1345 Waaver. Sandra. Kettering. Ohio. 134.345 Webb. Kathy. Clarksville. Ma. 191335 Webber. David. Kenesville. Mo. 363 Webbar. Kirk. Unionvule. Mm. 383 Weber. Diane. Keats IOwa. 354 Weber. Jen. Camanche. Iowa. 209.335 Weber. Margaret. St. Charles. M0 139. 335 Weber. Nancy. Kirksvllla. 335 Webster. Mary. Kahoka. Ma.. 200.301 Wedemeier. Jean. 31. Ann. M5,. 193 Woods. Charles. Bloomfleld. Iowa. 351 Wasmun. Thersu. Bettendorf. Iowa. 191.. 194.333 Wehda. Joyce. 0111 Monroe. Mm. 82.135. 139.1?1.173.303.211.33E Wehnar. Dabble. New Cnmbrin. 1110.. 335 Wallmusnster. Linda. Vandalia. Mm. 173. 200.354 Welch. Katherine. Boone. Iowa. 174 Welch. Mary. Ottumwa. Iowa. 1911.333 Walker. Charlene. Williamstown. Man 863 Wells. Barbara. Davenport. Iowa. 333 Walls, Gloria. Milton. Iowa. 354 Wells. Linda. Glasgow. 1110.. 19? Welschmayar. Deinren. Martinaburg. Mo 1.97.345 Welte. Margaret. Kirksvilln. 183.333 Wnnger. Steven. Kirksvilla. 210.354 Wannaker. Sharon. Lancaster. MD 335 Wente. Ann. Crave Coeur. Me 193 Wenzel. Patricia. Kirkavnle. 335 Wenzel. Scott. Chlllicothe. Mm. 164 Womart. William. St. Charles. 1110.. 310 Warm. Rhea. Russeli. Iowa. 130 West .112. Edward. Keokuh. Imam. 3415 West. James. Lancaster. Mo 136.181 Westhaff. Cecilia. Lewistown. Men. 172. 173 Wasthoff. Frederick. Lewistown. MEL. 172. 354 Wetrich. Jerry. Moberly. M0 345 Wetteroth. Deborah. St. Louls. 223.383 Whalen. Larry. Downing. Mo.. 225.345 Whan. Debra. Knox City. Mm. 354 Whannel. Gwenth. Traer. Iowa. 354 Wheeler. Georgie. Kirksville. ITQJQDJBB Wheeler. Jo. Ferguson. Mm. 138.179.1135 Wheeler. Joseph. Canton. Mm. 131' Wheeler. Margaret. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 193.354 wheeler. Sharon. Clarkavllle. Man. 2411 Whistan. Deborah. Canton. MIL. 1T3.1T7.332 Whitncre. Karen. Lancastar. Ma.. 335 Whitaker. Anthony. Manchester. Iowa. 3415 White. Christina. St. Charles. MAL. 354 White. Deborah. Ottumwa. Iowa. 130.244. 336 White. James. Waterloo. Iowa. 224.335 White. Jay. Elaberry. Mm. 183.335 White. Lorene. Pnrnllng'lon. Iowa. 180.335 White. Pamela. Ottumwa. Iowa. 354 White. Pamela. Des Moines. Iowa. 187.200. 5301 White. Peggy. Hannibal. Me... 175 Whlte. Robert. Palmyra. Mm. 363 Whitehand. David. WaBaville. Mm. 163.315 Whitaside. Gary. St, Charles. Mm. 313 Whitis. Warren. Mason. Ohlo. 2413 Whitlock. John. 81. Charles. 310.. 210.242 whyna. Nancy. Kirku'ltie. 191' Wicks . Cynthlu. Louisiana. Mm. 172 Wicklzer. Lea. Broakfield. Mm. 364 Wicklens. Nancy. Unionvills. Mo 181.314. 354 Widmann. Karen. Morris Plains. N. J.. 1135 Wiebe. Robert. Kirksvlile. 336 Wiener. Michael. Moharly. M0,. 3-15 Wigger. Curtis. Olin. Iowa. 335 Wiggar. Richard. Burma Torre. M0 131. 354 ngglns. Carol. Cllnmn. Iowa. 137 Wilbur. Patricia. O'Fwon. M0 346 Wilden. Charles. Clinton. Iowa. 345 Wildman. Carolyn. Molina. 111.. 223.335 Wilgenbusch. Charms. Muonvllla. Iowa. 163.137.343 Wilhelm. Stanley. Ksokuk. Iowa. 336 Wilhoic. Rennie. Cluksvilla. 1110.. 3'63 Wiika. Mary. St. P3111. MEL. 35-1 Willard. Sherri. Marshailtuwn. Iowa. 334 Willett. John. Kirksvilte. 336 Wlllhlte. Sandra. Phillips. Texas. 133.305 Wllilams. Barbara. Mbia. Iowa. 191.194 Williams. Cathy. Powersville. Mm. 211. 345 Williams. Connie. Kirksvilla. 177.336 Williams. Gurus. Horisasnt. Mo. Williams. Deborah. Monroe City. Mm. 345 Williams. Janet. Rockford. 111.. 335 Williams. Janice. Klrkaville. 305,333 Williams. Jay. Klrksville. 363 Williams. Michael. Klrksvllie. 164.173.3313 Williams. Mila. New Cambria. Mm. 83.135. 190.196.1536 Williams. Pamela. Galt. Mm. 354 Wllljams, Randi. New Providence. Iowa. 196.225.1154 Williams. Roger. Now Sharon. Iowa. 225 Williams. Rolanda. SI. Louin. 173.197.1345 Williams. Scott. Fairfax. iowa. IE? Williams. Ted. Shelbinu. Men. 169.333 Williamson. Carla, New London. Iowa. 214. 354 Williamson. Mary. St. Leuis. 193 Williamson. Thomas. Unionvilla. 242 Willis. Larry. St. Louii. 345 Willis. Rodney. Mexico. Mo. Wiiloughby. John. Rockford. Ill. Willoughby. Scott. Kansas City. 171.190. 191.192.193.354 Wills. John. Lewistown. Mo 3133 Wills. Kathryn. Ferguson. Man 336 Wilmesherr. Steve. Washington. Man 242 Wilmsmeyer. Audrey. Franklin. Mo.. 3153 Wilsw. Cynda. Troy. Man. 336 Wilson. Debra. Hannibal. Mon 193.214 wilmn. Dennis. Florissant. Mm. 354 Wilson. Dixie. Brookfield. MD 345 Wllson. Gail. Elmer. Mo 224.354 Wilson. Harald. Revere. 1140.. 151 Wilson. Jerry. Kirksville, 333 Wilson. Larry. CrawfordSVIlle. lawn. 336 Wilson. Linda. New Providence. Iowa. 178.336 Wilson. Margaret. Colfax. Iowa. 179.197. 336 Wilson. Mark. Jefferson City. 336 Wilson. Martha. Moberly. Mm. 193.196 Wilson. Mary. M1. Pleasant. Iowa. 336 Wllson, Micheal. Boone. Iowa. 333 Wilson. Rlck. Trmr. Iowa. 210 Wilson. Samuel. Navingar. Mo.. 336 Wlndler. Jane, St. Chalres. Mo 198.200. 201.223.1336 Wlndmann. Gary. Warrenton. M01. 166.167. 345 Windofl'er. Janet. Payaan. 111.. 189.180.197. 345 Windoirer. Linda. Parson. 111.. 189.180. 197.203.3136 Wingbarmuahla. Janet. 51. Lenin. 354 Winkluman. Brenda. Braahear. M0 270. 3133 Winkleman. Judith. Brnshanr. Mm. 336 Winn. Margaret. Kirksvilla. 187.211.3153 Wlnter. Susan. Bettendorl'. Iowa. 337 Winterbower. Brenda. Paris. Mo.. 174.351 Wisdum. Joyce. Centralin. MIL. 171.190. 191.192.1134 Wise. Rebeccn. Milan. Mon 3133 Wiseman. 1.0mm. Ewing. Mm. 3-54 Wiser. Kenneth. Vandalia. M01. 354 Wiskirchtn. Charlvs. Ewing. Mm. 204 W155. Kathryn. Knhoka. Mo 35-1 Wine. David. Rhineland. MEL. 162.337 Wine. Judy. Edina. 2110.. 353 wmen. Sun. Trenton. Man 222 Winner. Sharon. Florissam. Mo 168.383 Witzl. Robert. Jennings. Ma. 179.203.1337 Wixom. Stephen. Kirksvillc. 337 Woil'lz. Deanna. Lisbon. Iowa. 363 Wu'il'e. Sheryl. Davenport, Iowa. 172 Wolfram. Donald. Davenport. Iowa. 337 Wulgasl. Jane, Cedar Hill. Mo 33? Wollberg. Paul. Mnrlbomugh. Mm. 183.3415 anmack. E050 Jinn. Ealia. Mon 33'? 'u'u'uud. Alisa. Brookflulrl. Mm. 223.363 Wood. Jo. Gainesviilc. 1110., 172.345 Wood. Michael. Kirksvillo. Mo.. 337 Wood. Mildred. Emdcn. Ma. 173.177.3415 Wand. Pally. Centralia. 1110.. 363 Wood. Sharron. Memphis. Man 333 Wood. William. Emden. MIL. 331' Woodling. Dunn. Purdin. Mm. 186.337 Woodling. Turri. Purdin. MC... 1713.364 Woodruff. Randy. Milton. Iowa. 337 Woods. James. Wcodhurn. Iowa. 133.33? Wood. Jan. Kirksville. 187.177 Womb. Nancy. Edina. Ma 176.177.1345 Wanda. Paul. LaPlatu, MIL. 337 Woodward. Garnila. Atlanta. 1110., 200.201. 222.337 Woodward. Twila. Atlanta. MD.. 383 Work. Laurie. St. Charles. Mo. 22E.354 Worloy. Steven. St. Charlas. Mm. 164 Worthen. Jean. Shelbina. Mm. 345 Worthingtun. Alice. Cyrano. Mm, 354 Worlz. Judy. Pawcrsville. M0 345 Wright Jr.. Cecil. Kirksh'llle. 383 Wright, Beth. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 363- Wright. Clifford. Huntsville. Mm. 363 Wright. Louclla. Bettendorf. Iowa. 162.337 Wright. Patricia. Macon. Mm. 131 Wu. Kwo-Kaung. Taiwan. 298 Wullenwahnr. Danny. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 213 Wyatt. Michal. Wilton. Iowa. 174 Wyckoff. Dixie. Unionvillc. 310.. 354 Wyckoff. Julie. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 197.345 Wyha. Nancy. SI. Charles. Mon 188.139. 205.337 Wyngarden. Donald. Kirksville. 220.337 Wynkoop. Susan. Kirksville. 189.205.1554 Wynne. Edward. St. Charles. Mu. 133.33? Y Yard. Scott. Brookfield. Mm. 139 Yagcr. Donald. Kirksvilltr. 213 Yahn. Marie. Rlchlnnd. Iowa. 279.337 Yang. Shuio-ch. Taiwan. 1315 Yarpozeshkun. Mahamm. Klrksvllle. 185 Yates. Michael. Clarknvillc. ME. 345 Yates. Paul. Monroe City. 1510.. 2114.210. 354 Yelton. EMIDHIE. Wollsrilll'. 11111.1.I 3154 Young. Peter. Hong Kong, 182.163.1811 York. Cynthia. Clurindn. Iowa. 337 1'03. John. Green Castle. MB 186.33? Yoshimura. Penny. Kapaa. HL. 333 Young. Barbara. Hannihal. MC... 173.193 Ynung. Brenda. Louisiana. 1110.. 172.333 Young. Deborah. Worthington. Mo.. 3415 Yannx. Linda. Mexico. Mm. 200.351 Young. Mark. Baliwin. 1110.. 184.224 Young. Rujeuna. Ilannlbnl. MEL. 134.337 Young. Haberl. Bl. Louis. 248 Young. Roger. Kirksvilla. 204 Young. Timothy. Ottumwu. Inwu. 337 Z Zoigiur. Kenneth. Klrksville. 363 Zt'rnun. Deborah. SI. Loula, 174.354.11.65 Zibme. Hambiz. Iran. 185 Zinger. Tamara. Muacatlne. lawn. Zinko. Karon. Bailwin. Mm. 232 Zlnnert. Tamara. Kahokn. MIL. 354 Zuapnnn. Sherrie. Edina. M0,. 3-63 Zwlcki. Charla. Washington. Iowa. 192.196 397 Organizations Divisions Index A Acacia 209 Accounting Club 102 Administration 124 Aeolian Club 171 Agriculture Club 160 Alpha Gamma Rho 107 Alpha Kappa Lambda 210 Alpha Phi Omoga 164 Alpha Phi Sigma 108 Alpha Sigma Alpha 211 Alpha Sigma Gamma 164 Alpha Sigma Tau 212 Artistic Sons of Baldwin 170 Association for Childhood Education 169 B Band 194 Baptist Student Union 172 Baseball 228 Basketball 248 Blackjack Rifle Club 173 Blue Key 165 Board of Regents 118 Brass Choir 191 Business Administration Club 183 Business Education 130 c Caetors 173 Campus Girl Scouts 177 Campus Volunteers 171 Cardinal Key 165 Circle K Club 178 Clarinet Choir 191 Colhecon Club 176 Collegiate 4-H 166 Cross Country 240 D Delta Sigma Theta 213 Delta Zeta 214 Driver and Safety Club 181 E ECHO Staff 364 Education 132 Elementary Majors Chorus 205 Emeriti 129 English Club 179 F Fine Arts 134 Football 242 G Golf 232 H Home Economics 138 Housemothers 278 I INDEX Staff 182 Industrial Arts Club 204 Instruction 123 Interfraternily Council 208 International Club 184 Interpreters Theatre 175 J Jazz Ensemble 192 K Kappa Alpha Psi 215 Kappa Mu Epsilon 189 Kappa Omicron Phi 177 K-Dcttes 198 L Lambda Alpha Epsilon 181 Language Literature 140 Library 142 M Math 144 Men's Dorm Council 276 Men's Intramurals 260 MSTA-NEA 197 Military Scionce 146 N NEMO Singers 196 Nursing 148 o Orchestra 193 Omega Psi Phi 216 P Panhellenic Council 208 Phi Alpha Theta 180 Phi Delta Kappa 162 Phi Kappa Theta 217 Phi Lambda Chi 218 Phi Mu Alpha 190 Phi Sigma Epsilon 219 Physical Education 136 Physical Education Majors Our thanks to the Kirkavdlr Daily Express. the INDEX, and the Public Relations Division of NM8U for the pictures they contributed to the 1973 ECHO. A special thanks to Vlckio Marshall whoso poem appears on pages 70 and 71. Club 201 Pi Kappa Phi 220 Pi Omega PI 203 Political Science Club 187 Practical Arts 150 Pre-Os Club 188 President 120 Psychology Club 185 Public Relations 128 Purple Packers 199 R Radio Club 200 Resident Assistants 279 Romance Languago Club 175 s Science 152 Sigma Alpha Iota 190 Sigma Gamma Rho 221 Sigmn Kappa 222 Sigma Sigma Sigma 223 Sigma Tau Delta 179 Sigma Tau Gamma 224 Sigma Zeta 188 Social Science 154 Sociology Club 187 Speech Pathology Club 205 Special Programs 156 Student Affairs 126 Student Council for Exceptional Children 178 Student Mentors 161 Student Senate 160 Student Union Board 161 Synapse 203 T Tau Kappa Epsilon 225 Tennis 238 Touchdown Girls 199 Track 234 u University Players 174 University Ushers 198 Upward Bound 128 V Varsity Club 201 Veteran's Club 202 Vice-President 122 w Wesley Foundation 172 Who's Who 82 Women's Dorm Council 277 Women's Intramurals 268 Women's Recreation Association 200 Wrostling 254 Y Young Democrats 188 Young Engineers A; Scientists 189 Young Republicans 186 398 Historical Society 180 In Memoriam .... James F. Jac. Jr's unexpected death on March 29, 1973, closed a life but did not end it. His three years as a recent were characterized by swift action to improve and to expand student services. His instrumental role in responding to the needs of the university community will be remembered further when student services now in the planning stages become a reality in the near future. He is survivod by his wife, Maizic. and three children. Jeane. James and Sherrel. James and Sherrcl arc NMSU sophomores. Colonel Robert L. McKinney, assistant to the president, died unex- pectedly January 29 while on official University business at Jefferson City. Colonel McKinney had been a University employe since 1938 and was a 1936 graduate. He had chaired the Echo Board for the last 8 years. He is survived by his wife, Frances, international student advisor at NMSU and two sons. Robert L., Jr., an NMSU junior, and T. Hal. A memorial scholarship has been established with contributions from students, faculty and friends. In November while returning to NMSU from Thanksgiving vacation, Ted Appel and Morry Hawkins were involved in a fatal traffic accident. A memorial service was held on campus and their fraternity, Phi Kappa Theta, attended the funeral services at St. Louis. Marilyn Blackaby. a freshman from Stoutsviile, was killed in a traffic accident while returning to Stoutsviile after spring semester. 1972. ended. Her sorority. Delta Zcta. has established an outstanding active member award in her memory. The 1973 ECHO is dedicated to the memory of Ted Appel. Marilyn Blackaby. Morry Hawkins, James F. Jae. Jr. and Colonel Robert McKinney. Colonel Robert McKinney Ted Appol Marilyn Blackaby Morry Hawkins 399 Roger ‘Washes His Hands’ of 1973 Echo 400 WAISWORTH VUrrflmr. U .ISA in WAISWOATH M rc� ltr . MO., U.$.A