University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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administration board of regents I I I .T Left to right: Ralph Nattinger, Clintong Harry R. Garrison, Warrensburgg Leonard Huscher, Higginsvilleg Dr. Lovingerg W. L. Simpson, Holcleny Mrs. J. Howard Hart, Kansas City: Firman l. Carswell, Harrisonville. Dr. Irwin Peters Dr, D, W, Tieszen Dr. Christine Foster Dr. W. O. Hampton Dean of Administration Dean of Instruction Dean of Women Dean of Student Personnel administrative cabinet Left fo right: Dr. D. W. Tiezenp Dr. Marion S. Schott: Dr. W. O. Hampton: Dr. Warren C. Lovinger, Dr. Harold I.. Youngg Dr. Reid Hemphillg Dr. Irvin L. Peters.

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i l The year 1961 marks the ninetieth anniversary of the establishment of Central Missouri State College. In its four score and ten years the College-through the excellence of its faculty, the success of its alumni, and the quality of its student body-has left an enviable history of prominence among the institutions of higher education of the Nation. This accomplish- ment has resulted from the cooperative effort of all concerned. Each year adds a new chapter to the history of Central Missouri State Collegeg each chapter has its own unique place in that historyp and each individual in the College family plays his or her role in the chapter. lt is the purpose of the Rhetor, year by year, to present these chapters in words and pictures. The 1961 Rhetor has accomplished this purpose in a commendable fashion. It will be a constant source of enioyment and o valuable reference to all who have been connected with the College during its ninetieth year. Warren C. Lovinger, President

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Who's f' who Donna Lee Anson Patricia Trent Appleberr Wayne Brown Mary Cawein Doyle Cohick Higginsvllle Warrensburg Sedalia St. Louis Nevada Twenty-six CMS seniors were named to the 1960-61 edition of Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. Criteria tor nomination are at least 90 semester hours cf credit, at least a 2.5 grade average, and demonstrations of prominent leadership of activities of a campus wide importance. ln order to receive recognition to this honor organization, a student must, first be nominated by his college, then accepted for membership by Who's Who. Not pictured are Beverly Coleman, Peculiar, lrmaiean Eubank, Kansas City,and Arlene Stewart, Kan- sas City. ' iii, I 9 ' - vc mv? 1 .t W 1 32 ' I '.'- ' Gary Allen Dyer Shirley A. Ehrhardt Jane Fisher Stewartsville Jefferson City Holden iiiiiii 5513. T.. I 153 i 7 th. its A Martha A. Goodman Sharon Jones Larry M. Keisker Kansas City Independence Butler .. ..' tw ,wr N M. KUY Kemper Marie Unlflel' Carole Long Larry Lutte James McCoy Gerald P. Marie Cameron North Kansas City Hamilton Farley RGYVOWF1 Wellsville J ...i Ltiffii .' . '?5f'fi2l Norma Jean Otto Carol Pritchard Bdrbcro Elaine Snyder Marion R. Stump Richard Thurston Melbd Wallis Raytown Grandview Excelsior 5PfiT19S Clinton Warrensburg Springfield i