University of the Ozarks - Aerie Yearbook (Clarksville, AR)

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Activities Celia Ramsey is president of the History Club, and has been on the History Club's United Nations team for two years. She is also a new member of Al- pha Chi honor society. She wants to enter religi- ous education work, or to teach political science or religious education in col- lege. John Rotenberry has consistently been named in Who's Who on Campus as friendliest, most school-spirited, and best all around. He has served on MacLean Hall Council, as CSG presi- dent, a Mentor, a member of Alpha Chi, and Pep Club president, as well as having held numerous class offices. john's major is physical education, and he hopes to attend graduate school next vear. Eight Seniors Chosen to Who s Who Dwight Roper was voted Most Likely To Suc- ceed in last year's Who's Who On Campus. He is an active member of the History Club and Alpha Chi. He has been a member of the foot- ball team, the choir, the dance band, and the orchestra. Dwight. majoring in history with a minor in foreign languages, hopes to do gradu- ate work next year, preferably abroad. Bill Hightower, a busi- ness major, was presi- dent of the band for two years, Ozarks Christian Association president and vice president of the stu- dent government. He is now Business Club president and was Mr, Future Business Executive of Arkan- sas for 1960-61. Follow- ing graduation, Bill will be in the army, but after this he plans on graduate school.

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Most Industrious Celia Ramsey, Patsy Rowland, Dwight Roper Campus Cutest Mary jess Head, Joe Dorman Best All Around and Most Popular Mary Jess Head, john Rotenberry Most Likely To Succeed Patsy Rowland, Bill Hightower Z S 5 X Q

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Perhaps one of the best known students on campus is Mary jess Head. Some of her ac- tivities include Future Business Leaders of America, four years: Ozarks Christian Asso- ciationg and Mentor secretary. She was this y e a r ' s Mountaineer homecoming queen, a cheerleader for three years, and Aerie maid for 'two years. Post- graduate plans are to teach in high school. Patsy Rowland, business administration major, is the state FBLA president, Miss Future Busi- ness Executive and won first place in the na- tional shorthand contest. She is Alpha Chi presi- dent, senior class secretary, and vice president of the Mentors. She plans to attend the Univer- sity of Texas to do graduate work on her M.B.A. in personnel management. After this, she plans to teach in college. 1t1 nd C 11 ...ct lean nivers' 'es a o eges Gene Wilson was voted the Most Christian Boy for two years in the Who's Who on Campus elections. He is vice president of Koin- onia, an organization of students interested in church vocations. He was also president of Ozarks Christian Association. Gene hopes to enter the ministry after attending seminary at Dubuque, Iowa. Susan Smith, a biology major, has a keen in- terest in all branches of the sciences. Susan is now a member of Alpha Chi and has served- in the choir, dance band, marching band, and Drama Club, Music is her favorite hobby. Susan plans to attend graduate school next year.