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

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sculpture class home economics collegiate 4-h Row Three: S. Gretebeck, S. Funk, D. Sprouse, D. Simpson, B. Bock. Row Two: S. Stark, M. Cole, D. Gordon, 'A. Dyer, K. Spry, P. Porter. Row One: D. Piepmeier, M. Topel, S. Thomas, A. Anderson. This organization brought in guest speakers, sponsored a style show, a college farm outing, and provided a program of service to Johnson county 4-H clubs. President, Marie Topel, vice president, Kay Spry,' and secretary treasurer, Alice Dyer. Home Economics Fashion Show, Beta Alpha, an ort fraternity, strives to cultivate the appreciation of its members so that in their choice and selection of all expressions of art they will make their material environment more beautiful for themselves and others. This group sponsors the Art Fair, High School Art Week, and field trips. President, Laverne Sheer, secretary, Judi Emickg and treasurer, Judy Kennedy. Faculty sponsor is Mr. Edwin Ellis. Row Two: R. Ferro, J. Emick, C. Maschger, J. Livesay. Row One: T. Carnal, S, Staffen, J. Kennedy.

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applied art and science Noel B, Grirrsreud Professor of Applied Arts and Science. Baker, Laura Professor of Home Economics Ellis, Edwin Engle, Elllvbefh Gaines, Thomas R, Goetz, Robert GraY, Tl 0 'CS Gretebeck, Sanford Professor of Arf Associate Professor Professor Professor I Instructor Assists-,mr professor of of Home EC0l10mlCS of Industrial Arts of Graphic Arts ln Gmphlf Arts Agriculture and Head of the Department JQHHHS, Mel Keseman, Charles Livingston, Grace low, E. F. Miles, James B. Miller, Gordon College Photographer Graduate Assistant Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor in Industrial Arts of Home Economics of Agriculture of Art of Art I Nass, Edward Pearce, Clarence R, Reese, Ethel M. Sewell, Georgia L Smith, Roberr E, Wallis, Donald E. Production Printer Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Associate Professor Assistant Professor of Laboratory School of Home Economics of Laboratory School of Industrial Arts of lnduslflnl Arts

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This organization strives to promote fellowship and professional development among faculty members and students who are interested in lndustrial Arts. Sponsored activities include a fall party, a Homecoming float, an Indus- trial Arts Round-up of high schools, and a field trip. Officers include: Wil- liam Brame, president, Robert Mann, vice president, Charles Dundas, secre- tary, Ralph Phillips, treasurer, and Mr. Thomas Gray, faculty sponsor. Raw Five: R. Goetz, K. Eckhoff, D. Lang, A. McNiece, D. Boedecker, L. Hanna, J. Hageman, Wm. Brame, C. Hurzinger, W. Pauschen, T. Gaines. Row Four: N. Grinstead, E. Nass, M. Ried, D. Curnett, H. Day, G. Erwin, J. Martin, C. Hoyle, T. Gray, D. Wallis. Row Three: C. Keseman, R. Tevis, R. Mann, B. Deim, D, Carenon, R. McLean, G. Harper, R. Phillips, E. Hormozi, W. Meadows, M. Jenkins. Row Two: J. Landanberg, R. Sparks, G. Page, H. Young, W. McGood- win, R. Cornell, G. Yarbough, J. Ramey, C, Johnson, Row One: L. Boosinger, D. Wisner, J. Carter, L. Holman, B. Brown, J. Wilkerson, H. Parker, K. Smith, M. Modaressi, M. Badie. agriculture club Under the leadership of Charles Simmons, this club seeks to pro- mote fellowship among agricul- turally-minded students. Activities include a trip to the American Royal, a Homecoming float, intra- murals, iudging contests, a spring banquet and guest speakers. Other officers are: vice president, Dan Summers, secretary, Larry Ferguson: and treasurer, Jim Ring. Dr. Grete- beck is the organization sponsor. Row Four: C. Simmons, R. Crowder, A. Gfrhardt, D Kullman, R. Gray, S. Gretebeck. Row Three: J. Ring, T. Grimes, R. Kilp, K. Sandy, Jr., E. Mershon. Row Two: B. DeBord, M. Kugler, R. Oldham, J. McQuerrey, B. Sandy, B. Hatcher. Row One: D. Summers, K. Bingham, J. Adams, G. Clause. kappa Omicron phi Row Two: J. Rucker, K. Schellhardt, S. Jameson, L, Blackwell, S. May. Row One: C. Beckman, M. Struemh, S. Shipp, A. Gilcrest, L. Miiler. Furthering the interests in home economics, Kappa Omicron Phi is led by president Cora Stegner. Nellie Kay Jones is vice president, Sara Shipp is second vice president, Juanita Flower, corresponding secretary, Karen Schellhardt, recording secretary, Linda Blackwell, keeper of archives, and Sandra May, reporter. Row Four: L. Blackwell, K. Schellhardt, J. Rucker, C. Lee, C. Rank, S. Jameson, B. Bonnot, C. Stregner Row Three: M. Robinson, K. Austin, S. Funk, M. Harvey, D. Craven, L. Demand, C. Beckman. Row Two: L. Moore, B. Porter, C. Meyer, J. Shafer, M. Middleton, J. Whiteaker, M. Struemph. Row One: S. Shipp, S. Stonner, L. Mil- ler. R. Sallee. Led by Linda Blackwell, president: Judy Rucker, vice president: Carolyn Beckman, secretary: and Dora Craven, treasurer. Colhecon is a group farmed to further home economics in college and to train young women to be efficient leaders in home life. The club sponsored a Christmas party for members, displayed Christmas decorations at Richards Hall, attended a state convention in Kansas City, and held a Parent-Daughter Banquet. Faculty sponsor is Dr. Lanice Moore. J industrial arts club