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

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if I ug , f 'lyf' X 14? iisitff T196 'i-1 Swimming, golf facilities up-date recreational area The new Pertle Springs Aquatic Center opened in the spring of 1972. The heated pool was dedicated on June 22, by Dr. Warren C. Lovinger, president of the university. To celebrate the opening of the Aquatic Center, a show was presented by Dr. Tom Hairabedian involving water ballet, diving ex- hibitions, and water polo. Refreshments were then served to all guests. The pool is olympic size and has two diving boards, one which is a high dive. At its deepest part, the pool is sixteen feet deep. There is also a wading pool for children. The Pertle Springs Golf Course officially opened in the spring of 1964 with nine-holes of sand greens which was later expand- ed to an 18-hole course. ln the beginning, the fairways were rough and the sand greens were very small, but all of that was to change at a future date. In the fall of 1969, nine holes were changed over to grass greens with play beginning on them the following summer. The other nine holes were changed to grass greens during the fall of 1971. O 'B Q, g 1 ! Opening day at Pertle Springs Aquatic Center. I 3 'gi ' ai., A mother and young daughter admire the beauty ofthe golf course lake. 12 R M asm, N 'f1'!u'ljI queen, Liza Ei

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if f -1 , Qi 'ffl Alpha sigma Alpha walMuugll,dllltlhlxiiv-5 Q ll lvl l 1 l l l l 1 Homecoming Queen crowned by president of CMSU alumni Miss Liza Eilers was crowned 1972 Homecoming Queen on October 7, at the Central Missouri State University-Northwest Missouri State football game. Liza is a junior from St. Louis, Missouri, majoring in psychology and is a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha. Mrs. Anna Sue Meyers, president of CMS Alumni Association, had the honor of crowning Liza the first Homecoming Queen of the University. Mary Augustine, also a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha, sponsored by Theta Chi, and Diane Woltkamp, a member of Alpha Gamma Delta, were chosen Princesses. Mary is a junior from Morrison, Missouri, majoring in biology. Diane is a senior from Liberty, Missouri, ma- joring in elementary education. Ten girls were chosen from a field of 23 by a student election. A panel of judges made the final decision. I4 l II,,ILV7 X I-F IDIIMFQIKKQ - gs xllxll i-