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NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE 
KIRKSVILLE


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Northeast Missouri 
Archives 
Copy 1 
State University
 

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A New Century Begins

"Thorough scholastic training lies at the foundation of a teacher's education."
--Joseph Baldwin
Founder of Northeast 
Missouri State College
 

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1968


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ECHO

Contents
CAMPUS	4
ACADEMICS 26
ORGANIZATIONS 60
GREEKS 114
ATHLETICS 136
CLASSES	168
STUDENT LIFE 260

Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville, Missouri

Published under the direction of The Echo Board

MICHAEL TRENT EDITOR
JOANN ZEIGLER BUSINESS MANAGER
 

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CAMPUS
 

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Baldwin Hall

The main administrative building, Baldwin Hall, took 
on a new picture this past year as several personnel and 
office changes were made. The first change came in the 
President's office when Dr. F. Clark Elkins became the 
eighth president of the College and secondly when 
Dr. Arthur L. Fritschel assumed the position of Dean 
of Instruction. The office of President Elkins took on 
a new look as new light fixtures, office equipment including 
a desk and chair and a rectangular oak conference table 
and chairs were added. Art students displayed different 
paintings each week in the President's office.

Toward the end of the fall quarter several offices 
were moved including the division of Extension Service 
Office which became the Office of the Dean of Instruction 
and the division of Extension Service moved to the north 
end of Baldwin Hall in the office previously occupied by 
Personnel Service. The Registrar's Office expanded to 
encompass pass the office occupied by the Dean of Instruction 
and the mail room. Students completed their financial 
obligations to the College in Baldwin Hall at the Business 
Office located on the first and second floors.

The College Auditorium and Little Theater were the scene 
of a number of student productions, Lyceum programs and 
special guest lectures.

The Fine Arts division and Language and Literature division 
are located on the upper floors of Baldwin Hall.

Immediately east of Baldwin Hall across the campus 
is the laboratory school for practice teachers known as 
Ophelia Parrish or Kirksville Junior High School. College 
students who are seeking the teaching degree have an opportunity 
to participate in classroom teaching techniques. Also located 
in Ophelia Parrish are several Language and Literature offices.
 

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Ophelia Parrish Junior High School
 

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Pickler Memorial Library
 

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More than 625 faculty members, students and friends of the College participated in 
LSMFT (library stack move on free Thursday) to help move the Pickler Memorial Library 
into its new $750,000 addition last summer. A total of 55,000 volumes were moved into 
the new addition during a nine-hour period.

The completely air-conditioned library addition, which has been extensively used 
by students and faculty members alike throughout the year, features the use of the 
"open stack" system.

The first floor of the addition contains a large reading room and the open stacks. 
The second floor is set aside for periodicals and newspapers. The third floor of the 
addition provides for more open stacks and also more reading room. With the addition, 
the library now seats more than 1,000 students and has space for 268,940 books.

Senator Edward V. Long of Missouri designated the Pickler Memorial Library as a Federal 
depository for Federal documents and publications.

Reading Room
 

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Laughlin Building

Kirk Building
 

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Kirk Memorial

Students entered Laughlin Hall to further their education in various fields of history,
 as the building houses the division of Social Science.

Freshmen were particularly interested in the ultra-modern lecture-auditorium which was 
the scene of Background of the Modern World classes.

Admissions and Maintenance offices, also in Laughlin Hall, were bustling with students 
seeking acceptance into the College and those clearing up parking tickets.

At the east end of the main campus quadrangle, students embarked on the Data Processing 
Center located in the Kirk Building. The center was put into use for registration purposes 
for the first time this past summer.

While in the Kirk Building, many students took advantage of the health services available 
at the student clinic on the main floor.

The offices of the Dean of Student Affairs, the Dean of Women, Freshman Enrollment, 
Student Housing and Financial Aids are on the west side of Sociability Hall.

Each of the five thousand plus students enrolled this past year made their way up at 
least once to the third floor of the Kirk Building to be processed for new student 
identification cards in the I.D. office.

Standing on the site of the old Baldwin Hall at the south end of the main quadrangle 
is the Kirk Memorial named in honor of John R. Kirk who was the fifth president of the 
College.

Off to the east side of the rotunda in the Kirk Memorial is the office of President 
Emeritus, Dr. Walter H. Ryle, who is in the process of writing a complete history of the 
College. Immediately across the rotunda is the foreign student adviser's office.

In the basement of the Kirk Memorial is located the College Museum which contains many 
articles of historical value for Northeast Missouri and the surrounding area.
 

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Approximately 6,000 students, faculty members and friends of the college daily visited the new 
StudentUnion building which was opened October 27. The Student Union, built at a cost of $2,500,000, 
provides the"living room on campus" for the student body.

The Art Gallery also served as an impressive entrance to the Spanish Dining Room, which seats 64 
patrons,and carries out the Spanish theme in its furnishings which includes high-backed chairs of 
dark wood covered with black leather and studded with ornamental brass and imported from Spain; 
tables for four which are of a wood grain design; and a large hand-carved breakfront and 
service-chest imported from Mexico. The walls are covered with dark beechwood paneling and the 
electric-eye doors opening into the ultramodern kitchen are also 
covered with black leather and studded with brass. Small brass chandeliers designed in Mexico 
hang from the ceiling of the Spanish room. Guests enter and leave via a 12-foot wrought iron gate.

One of the most popular rooms used by the students was the Snack Bar with seating capacity of 400. 
The gaily decorated Snack Bar features several booths in the traditional purple color and several 
tables and chairs scattered throughout the dining area. Throughout the year students made use of the 
"short orders" and refreshments available in the Snack Bar.

Directly across the concourse from the Snack Bar is the beautifully furnished Quiet Lounge 
which provides a relaxing and comforting atmosphere for students desiring to study or just 
take it easy. Adorning the Quiet Lounge are several lounging couches and soft chairs of modern 
provential styling. Three large brass chandeliers hang high above the carpeted Quiet Lounge floor. 
The west wall is highlighted by a decorative marble fireplace.

The ground floor of the Student Union features the Games Room which was opened for approximately 
100 hours each week throughout the year. Students made continuous use of the 14 billard tables, 
table tennis facilities, the eight lanes for bowling and games tables. The brightly decorated

Spanish Room

Student Union
 

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Quiet Lounge

room is accentuated by rough cut redwood, red and black vinyl wall coverings and a carpeted 
entrance. Also on the ground floor is the College Bookstore with 4,200 feet of sales space. The 
Bookstore provides the necessities needed by the college student for his studies program. A 
four-chair barber shop, also on the ground floor, was in constant use during the year.

Students and guests alike made many trips to the top floor of the Student Union as they attended 
various functions held in the Activities Room. One of the highlights of the year for this room was 
the President's InauguralBall held in conjunction with the Inauguration of Dr. F. Clark Elkins. The 
large outdoor roof garden was entered through the doors of the Activities Room. The garden, which was 
used by many during the fall and winter quarters, is gaily decorated with umbrella tables of red, 
white and blue and outdoor lighting. Three hundred feet of concrete benching surrounds the roof 
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Six meeting rooms and a television room, with a seating capacity of 100, were extensively used 
primarily during the evening hours and on weekends since the opening of the Student Union. An 
overflow crowd of 809 alumni and guests filled the Georgian Dining Room which was opened for the 
first time at the Centennial Homecoming banquet. Following that initial dinner, the room was used 
by many campus and off campus organizations for various activities.

Alumni and college groups held various seminars, meetings, receptions and smokers in the Alumni room 
located on the main floor. Covered in a dark wood paneling, the room has several soft lounge chairs 
and table lamps accentuatedby a huge walnut conference table.

Immediately to the south of the main entrance is a large patio featuring permanent concrete benches, 
brick footingand numerous colorful flower beds.

The Student Union building was constructed by the Thomas Construction Company of St. Joseph.

Snack Bar	

Games Room
 

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Over 2,300 Northeast Missouri State College students made use of on-campus housing facilities during 
the past school year. Living and dining facilities were provided for students in nine dormitories 
and the Home Management House. An astounding total of over 1,750,000 meals were served by the 
College food service.

Male students are housed in Dobson and Missouri Halls and the Bulldog Kennels. Coeds occupied suites 
in Ryle, Blanton, Brewer, Nason and Grim Halls. The Adair House began an experimental dormitory for 
senior women designed to give the student more individual control and freedom in dormitory living.

The Home Management House was lived in by approximately twelve coeds who were majoring in home 
economics. Living in the house for one quarter gave the students practical experience in various 
aspects of housekeeping including finances, marketing and house upkeep. Each student had an 
opportunity to provide and exercise the leadership of the Home Management House.

More dormitory facilities will become available in the fall of 1968 when the $2,935,000 Centennial 
Hall for women is completed. Facilities including dining and living quarters will provide a College 
home for approximately 680.

Centennial Hall was named in honor of the Centennial year celebrated by the College during 1967.
 

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Home Management House, Grim Hall, Adair House
 

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Practical Arts Building

Bordering the south edge of the main campus is the Industrial Arts building which is occupied by 
the division of Practical Arts and the facilities for the college publicity photographer. The 
unusually long building contains shops and equipment for metal working, plastics, bench working, 
driver's training apparatus and other equipment necessary for training teachers in the field of 
practical arts.

The Practical Arts division received word this past year of allocation of funds for the construction 
of an ultra-modern Industrial Arts building to be tentatively scheduled for construction west of the 
Pershing Building.

Science Hall students were actively engaged in experimental projects ranging from chemical reactions 
to the study of bacteria and their environment as part of their training in the field of science. 
Several members of the science faculty carried on experiments for the city of Kirksville and Adair 
County to provide information on the sewer filtration and bacteria deposits. Students making use of 
the building ranged from general science students to pre-osteopathic and pre-medical students.

The division of Science is anxiously awaiting the completion of the south wing to the Science Hall. 
The addition is designed to serve as a laboratory building, to provide additional office, research, 
and classroom space for physics, chemistry, biology, botany and zoology.
 

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Science Hall
 

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Violette Hall

Campbell Apartments
 

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Students taking courses in business, home economics, mathematics, education, or in one of the special 
programs became familiar with Violette Hall as it houses these divisions. Some of the courses in the 
Social Science division were also taught in the building. The modern, totally airconditioned unit was 
named in honor of E. M. Violette, a former professor of history at the College.

Articles on noteworthy accomplishments of students were sent to their home town newspapers by the 
Public Relations and Information Service, while the Alumni Office corresponded with the more than 
15,000 graduates of the College.

Students concerned about their honor point ratio or the various testing programs were often in contact 
with the Personnel Office which was moved to the second floor of Violette Hall in the early part of 
winter quarter. The Teacher Education Office took care of all students who planned to receive a degree 
in education.

Students interested in photography got acquainted with that department, while journalism enthusiasts 
spent many hours in the Echo-Index office.

A student paused to admire the landscape of the Violette Hall Mall in the upper right picture as she 
contemplated the discussion in her previous class.

Married students and their families wishing to live on campus were provided apartments for their 
convenience. Campbell Apartments were named after the Campbell family from whom the land was obtained. 
Fair Apartments were named in honor of Eugene Fair, the sixth president of the College.

Fair Apartments
 

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Thousands of fans filed through the gates of Stokes Stadium this past fall to watch the Bulldog 
gridders participate in the exciting sport of football and to provide the team with enthusiastic 
support necessary in athletic competition.

Following the football season, the fans moved into the Pershing Arena to provide the same support for 
the Bulldog basketball, wrestling and tennis teams.

Spring quarter brought the fans back to Stokes Stadium to watch the nationally ranked Bulldog track 
team participate in several outdoor meets.

Members of several of the Bulldog athletic teams were provided with housing in the Bulldog Kennels 
located adjacent to the Stokes Stadium field. Also housed in the Kennels is the football training 
room, equipment room and coaching offices.

Pershing Building
 

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Bulldog Kennels
 

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ACADEMICS
 

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Board of Regents Makes Policy for College

Progress today is seldom the outgrowth of chance. More often it is achieved through the combined 
efforts of many people--a prime example being the Board of Regents, Hubert Wheeler, State 
Commissioner of Education since 1947, and the Administrative staff.

As the policy making body of the College, the Board enacts modern courses of action for the 
education of tomorrow's teachers. With vision and foresight, the six-man team approves faculty 
appointments, promotes building programs, and budgets appropriated funds. Members of the Board are 
appointed from the Northeast Missouri district by the Governor and approval is made by the state 
Senate.

The President of the Board of Regents, James R. Reinhard, was appointed to the Board in 1965. A 
lawyer in Paris, Mr. Reinhard is an Honorary Colonel for Governor Warren E. Hearnes and is active 
in state and local Bar Associations. Mr. Reinhard attended the College from 1947 to 1950.

Glenn H. Bolton serves as vice president of the Board. Appointed to the Board in 1963, Mr. Bolton 
is the manager of Tri-County Electric Cooperative in Lancaster. He attended the College in 1928 
and 1929.

Appointed in 1963 was the first woman to ever serve on the Board. Mrs. Mary Alice Bunney, secretary 
of the Board, is an alumnae of the College. The former school teacher is from Shelbyville and is a 
member of the Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs.

Another alumnus of the College, Raymand E.
 

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Baker, Brookfield, was appointed to the Board in 1967. Mr. Baker owns the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company 
in Brookfield and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Brookfield Banking Company. He is also 
an Honorary Colonel for Governor Hearnes.

John H. Bartow, appointed to the Board in 1965, operates a hardware store, is part owner of a pecan 
company, and is a real estate broker. He has served as a member of the Brunswick City Council, a civil 
defense director, president of the Lion's Club, and a commander of the American Legion.

Bruce H. Hunt, Kirksville, was appointed to the Board of Regents in 1967. He is Grand Secretary of 
the Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons and the General Grand Recorder of the General Grand Council of 
Royal and Select Masters International.

By virtue of his office, Hubert Wheeler is Regent Ex Officio.

James R. Reinhard President

Glenn Bolton Vice President

Mary Alice Bunney Secretary

Raymond E. Baker

John H. Bartow

Bruce H. Hunt


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College Begins New Era With Dr. F. Clark Elkins

"I accept the office of President of Northeast Missouri State College and pledge to it the best of my 
abilities, strength, and purpose," pledged Dr. F. Clark Elkins as he accepted the charge by the Board 
of Regents on November 7.

In the College's first Inaugural Address of the second century, Dr. Elkins expressed the need to 
restore the status of teaching and extended energies in a more effective education system. He 
emphasized that, "We must commit more of our energies toward helping our various lay publics to 
see that 'the schools of America must save America,' as formerly stated by the American Bar 
Association."

Before assuming the Presidency on February 1, 1967, Dr. Elkins served as President of Chadron State 
College, Chadron, Nebraska. He is a graduate of Paris, Arkansas, High School, received the B.A. from 
Arkansas State Teachers College, the M.A. from University of Arkansas, and the Doctorate of Social 
Science at Syracuse University. The new president has also attended the University of North Carolina 
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An examiner and consultant for the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Dr. 
Elkins is also chairman of the Visitation and Accreditation Committee for the Western Section of the 
National Council on Accreditation for Teacher Education.

Dr. Elkins' wife, Norma, is a former elementary school teacher, and his daughter, Annette, is a 
junior high school student. Family interests center around education, books, and music.

Missouri Governor Warren E. Hearnes and President F. Clark Elkins were interviewed by WGEM-TV 
following the president's inauguration.

Inauguration Day was rigorous for the entire Elkins family. A midday break gave photographers an 
opportunity to take a family picture.

Marcia Lippert works closely with President Elkins as his executive secretary.
 

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Fritschel Becomes New Dean of Instruction

Dr. Arthur L. Fritschel was named Dean of Instruction at the College during the past summer 
quarter.

A native of Minneapolis, Dean Fritschel attended Colorado State College at Greeley, receiving the 
Bachelor of Arts degree in music, the Masters degree from Northwestern University and the Doctorate 
degree from Colorado University. He has also done post-doctorate study at Colorado University and 
Stanford.

Piloting several changes in the academic program as chairman of the Curriculum Committee, Dean 
Fritschel's responsibilities also carried him into the role of preparing special reports for the 
United States Office of Education and for the Missouri Commission on Higher Education.

The Dean and his office staff prepared the material which appeared in the College catalogue and the 
publication of the quarterly class schedule.

Working with the division chairman, the Dean carried on the duty of recruiting and employing new 
staff members.

Prior to his appointment here, Dr. Fritschel taught in the public schools of Colorado, Nebraska, 
Iowa, and Illinois for six years. In 1946, he joined the faculty of Western Illinois University at 
Macomb and since 1957, served as Head of the Department of Education at Western Illinois.
 

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Dean of Graduate Studies

Dr. Judson P. Martin became Director of Graduate Studies at the College on April 15. The new Dean of 
Graduates came to the NMSC campus from the Bemidjii State College in Bemidjii, Minnesota.

Under the direction of the new Dean, the graduate program at the College is undergoing various changes 
in curriculum. Dr. Martin is also chairman of the Graduate Council.

Dr. Martin is a native of Madison, Wisconsin and received the Bachelor of Science degree from the 
University of Wisconsin. He received his Master's degree from the U. of W. in 1946 and the Ph.D. in 
1955 from the same University. He has done additional graduate study at the University of Michigan.

Serving as president of the Higher Education Section of the Minnesota Education Association, Dr. 
Martin is also a member of numerous professional and honorary organizations and societies. He has been 
active in civic and fraternal organizations, holds several offices in Masonic organizations, Boy 
Scouts, American Legion, Chamber of Commerce and Rotary.
 

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Division of Student Affairs

Under the direction of division head Henry Boucher, the division of Student Affairs was in charge of 
the administration and supervision of student conduct and discipline, student organizations and social 
activities, on and off campus housing, student aids, awards and scholarships, student employment, and 
other non-academic activities concerned with the general welfare of the students.

This past year Miss Rita Gramann was named Dean of Women at NMSC. Her primary duties were working 
with beginning freshmen, setting up the social calendar, distributing the monthly activities calendar, 
and making her office available to the co-eds on campus. She was the faculty sponsor of the 
Panhellenic Council.

The Director of Freshman Enrollment was responsible for the orientation, advisement, and enrollment 
of all new freshmen students.

Housing of students both on and off campus was the chief responsibility of the Director of 
Housing.

Students seeking financial aid while attending College frequently visited the Direction of Financial 
Aids who placed qualified students in positions on the work-study program.

Henry Boucher, Dean of Student Affairs

Rita Gramann Dean of Women

Alfred Holzmeier Director of Housing

Wayne Newman Director of Financial Aids

Kenneth Serfass Director of Freshman Enrollment


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Maintenance

The Maintenance division again this year was in charge of taking care of campus buildings, 
grounds, all non-instructional materials, and all store rooms and warehouses on the NMSC 
campus.

Departments under the direction of Mr. Morris were the College engineers, firemen, 
carpenters, painters, electricians, security patrol, custodians, gardners and other personnel 
of the maintenance forces. His three chief assistants were, chief engineer, Gene Schnieder; 
head custodian, Don Barnett; and head gardner, Carl Guffy.

Division of Extension Service

The division of Extension Service dealt primarily with those activities which extended 
the services of the College to the area it serves. The division is primarily composed of 
the Bureau of Placements, the Bureau of Correspondence and Extension Teaching, the Bureau 
of High School Educational Activities, and the Bureau of Audio-Visual Education.

The division continued to meet the ever growing needs of public schools and the 
communities served by them by offering many academic courses and educational services 
through the various bureaus in the division of Extension Service.

Howard Morris Head, Maintenance Division

Dr. Eli Mittler Head, Division of Extension Service

Kathleen Bohon Director, Bureau of Placements

Noah Richardson Director, Bureau of Correspondence and Extension Teaching
 

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Division of Public Relations and Information Service

The Centennial celebration, publication of College materials, co-ordination of alumni meetings 
and direction of alumni affairs were a portion of the major activities carried out by the division 
of Public Relations and Information Service throughout the year.

During the year 1967 Mr. McKinney, Mr. Colton, and Mr. Harrison represented the College on 
various occasions at alumni and other meetings discussing the Centennial celebrations of the 
College.

Regular activities carried out by the division are assembling and disseminating news regarding 
College students and faculty members in both the academic and athletic areas, regular visitations 
of past graduates by the College co-ordinator, and communicating with the nearly 15,000 alumni 
of NMSC.

Division of Testing and Counseling Service

The primary purpose of the division of Testing and Counseling Service was to deal directly 
with personal problems of members of the student body. Through the division, students were able to 
find assistance in areas of economic, social, educational or vocational problems.

A primary activity of the division was assisting students through psychological testing programs. 
The Bureau also kept records of each student's achievements both scholastically and otherwise which 
assisted the personnel of the office in rendering the help necessary to students seeking aid. 
Throughout the year students were encouraged to take advantage of the testing and counseling service 
of the department so as to help solve their personal, educational, and vocational problems.

Robert McKinney Head, Division of Public Relations

William Cable Director of Publications

Frank Colton College Co-ordinator

Russell Harrison Director, Alumni Activities

Dr. Robert Wright Head. Division of Testing and Counseling Service


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Office of the Registrar

The office of the Registrar was again responsible for accurately keeping academic records 
and preserving the integrity of the academic credit of the College. Other duties of the 
Registrar's office included admission of students, certification of credits to State Departments 
of Education and to other colleges, evaluation of credits, recording and reporting of grades, 
furnishing of transcripts and maintaining a cumulative permanent record of all students enrolled 
at NMSC.

Assisting Mr. Bowers this past year was Tom Sommerkamp who was responsible for the improvements 
in arrangements for quarterly registration.

The final activity of the academic year for the Registrar's office was submitting names of 
students to the Dean of Instruction who have fulfilled the requirements for graduation.

Student Union

Kenneth Sykes assumed the responsibilities in October of directing the new Student Union 
and its various departments of service. Under his direction, the Student Union in its first year 
opened the doors to NMSC students for social, academic and leisurely places of meeting and 
activities.

Assisting Mr. Sykes in many of his new endeavors in the Student Union was his secretary Jean 
Elliott.

The games room was under the direction of Steve Hunt.

The Student Union remained open from 7a.m. to 11 p.m. each day of the academic year in order 
to give all students an opportunity to take advantage of the services offered by the 
Student Union.

Orville Bowers Registrar

Kenneth Sykes Head, Student Union
 

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Office of Admissions

Thousands of new students contacted the office of Admissions during the past year 
concerning admission and information about NMSC. The Admissions office assisted these new 
and prospective students and disseminated to these persons information, literature and other 
facts concerning the College, its services and facilities.

One of the chief programs carried out by the Admissions office was co-ordinating Senior 
Day held for visiting seniors of the area on the College campus during spring quarter.

Division of Business Service

The division of Business Service was chiefly responsible for carrying out the business 
and financial books of the College. Within this division was the Purchasing Agent, who made 
all the purchases for the College upon proper requisition; the comptroller who administered 
the internal budget of the College and certified the Purchasing Agent that the expenditures 
were within the division's appropriations; the Stenographic Office which was responsible for 
all stenographic and duplicating service used by the College; and the Telephone Exchange which 
provided communication service for NMSC students and faculty.

Charles Elam Head, Division of Admisisons

Pete Nicoletti Head, Division of Business Service
 

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Data Processing

Computers invaded the College campus in all administrative and academic areas during 
the 1967-68 year. The IBM 1440 Computer was introduced to the campus in the fall of 1966 
and only until this past fall was it put to complete use processing various materials for 
all departments on the campus.

Registration for the College students Was made simpler and quicker by processing through 
the IBM Computer. All student records are now entered through the Data Processing Center.

Health Service

Hundreds of students daily entered the College Health Office throughout the year to obtain 
the services provided by the clinic. Under the supervision of Dr. John Biggerstaff and three 
registered nurses, the Health Office provided the students with medical assistance ranging from 
headaches to treatment of the severe flu attack this past winter to minor personal counseling.

The Health Office dispensed thousands of capsules and administered hundreds of innoculations.

Upward Bound

Approximately 100 students from the northeast Missouri area were enrolled in the Upward Bound 
program conducted on the College campus this past year.

Students enrolled in the program received tuition, room and board in a College dormitory, books, 
and an allowance of $10 a week for spending money. Funds were allocated to the College for the Upward 
Bound program by the Office of Economic Opportunity.

Robert Bradley

Dr. John Biggerstaff

Basil Morlan
 

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Business Education

Three degree programs were made available during the past year by the division of Business 
Education for students interested in business. Upon completion of one of the programs, a student 
could receive the Bachelor of Science in Education, or the Bachelor of Science degree, or the 
Master of Arts degree.

During the year the division also made available classes to students not majoring in business 
who sought preparation for office and secretarial training with one and two-year terminal 
courses.

Satisfactory completion of the secretarial courses on the one or two-year plan carried with 
it a Certificate of Completion. Students who completed the program with an average of B or better 
received special recognition with honors.

Charles E. Kauzlarich, Head of the Division B.S. in Education, A.M., Ph.D.

Practice made perfect on the IBM 29 Keypunch.

Dora Belle Clark

Eugene Croarkin

Gwendolyn Durham

Winferd Durham

James Edwards

Laura Hulse

Janice Legg

Dr. Harold Mickelson 

Joseph Mitch

Dr. Robert Sprehe

Jerry Vittetoe

Beverly Wheeler
 

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EDUCATION

Under the direction of Dr. Taylor Lindsey, the twenty-two faculty members of the 
Education division helped prepare approximately five-hundred students this past academic 
year who will be entering the teaching profession in the fall of 1968.

According to Dr. Lindsey, the division strived to prepare these students to become 
teachers, guidance counselors, principals, and supervisors for schools in Missouri and 
throughout the nation.

The courses in education gave stress to acquaintance with children and youth, and 
presented more on understanding of school organization. Through these two ideals it was 
hoped that the skill in the art and science of teaching, plus an understanding of the 
democratic role of the public school, was gained.

The division of Education administered the B.S. in Ed. degree in elementary education, 
the M.A. degree in elementary education, elementary school administration, and elementary 
school guidance.

On the secondary level a B.S. in Ed. in secondary education, and M.A. in secondary school 
administration, and secondary school guidance were offered. Many of these students continued 
on with their education here at the College doing graduate work in various fields.

Elementary Education majors are tutored in various fields of art that would be applicable 
to teaching situations.

Taylor Lindsey, head of the division, A.B., A.M., Ed.D.


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Dr.Clifton Bell

Forest Crooks 

Dr. Marlow Ediger 

Elizabeth Evans 

Dr. Massye E. Goins 

Dr. Earl D. Ludlow 

William Matthew

Dr. Grace McReynolds 

Dr. Richard Mease 

Dr. Ivan Miller 

Clarence Murphy 

Dr. Jack Reiske 

Richard St. Clair 

Dr. H. B. Tate

Dr. Howard Terry 

Dr. Linn Terry 

Dr. Lewis VanWinkle 

Dr. J. C. Wright 

Dr. Robert Wright 


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Fine Arts

Preparing elementary teachers in the use of the arts as education media; the preparation of 
secondary teachers and consultants of the public schools; and the conservation of talent for 
future professional and vocational use are the three primary objectives of the division of 
Fine Arts.

Beyond these functions the division tries to foster interest on the part of the entire student 
body in the practical and aesthetic values of the arts and the appreciation of their part in past 
history and their present influence in daily living.

From the division of Fine Arts come programs in music from piano concerts to halftime 
entertainment at football games provided by the Marching 100. Several art shows were on display 
throughout the year showing various art works done by students and faculty members of the Fine 
Arts division.

Dale A. Jorgenson, Head of the Division B.S., M. M., Ph.D.

A painting takes shape under the skillful hand of William Unger.


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Helen Babbitt
	
Marvin Bartel (On leave of absence)

Marilyn Beck

Roger Cody
	
Dr. Harold Copenhaver	

Lewis Danfelt
	
Clay Dawson

Kathleen Dawson 

Tom Duden

Linda Fisher

William Fitzsimmons

Gail Haver 

Dr. Thomas Higgins 

Mary Belle Jepson

Dr. Leon Karel

Dr. Frederic Kirchberger

Robert F. Mason

Richard Miller

Donald P. Milliken 

Richard Morton 

William Murray (On leave of absence)

David Nichols

Dr. Tom Ritchie 

Dr. Ira Schwarz 

Barbara Stevenson 

Claudine Triplett 

William Unger 

Dr. Richard Weerts


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Health and Physical Education

Within the division of Health and Physical Education are fields of study in men's 
and women's physical education, health education, recreation, and nursing.

The division offers education and practice in correct health methods and administration 
and offers opportunities for participation in a program of extracurricular physical 
education.

The division also administers a sound program of intercollegiate athletic competition 
and prepares professional nurses to serve the expanding needs of humanity in health and 
disease.

In conjunction with the division, the College is a member of the Missouri 
Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA); National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); 
and is a member agency of the National League for Nursing, and the department of 
Baccalaureate and Higher Degree Programs.

Joseph P. Dolan, Head of the Division B.S., M.S., Ed.D.

The vault box was just one phase of the unit on tumbling which was included 
in the women's physical education program.
 

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Martha Bagley
Elmira Baiotto	
Jane Barnett
Larry Boleach
Jack Bowen
Marvin Braden
Dr. Max Cogan
James Dougherty
Dr. Mary M. Estes
Dr. Charles Fast
Dr. F. Christine Foster 
Kenneth L. Gardner
Judith Hancock
Dr. Virginia Hoffman
Boyd King
Regina Lindhorst	
Sam Nugent
Ralph Pink
William Richerson
Delores Rouley
Willard Sims	
Dr. Thomas Songster
Martha Spath
Maurice Wade
Harry A. Walmsley	
Jo Ann Weekley
Sarah Wimp
Lucile Winslow
 

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Home Economics

The division of Home Economics provides a major which prepares teachers of vocational 
home economics for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education and qualifies them to 
teach in Missouri schools. Certification is granted on application and presentation of 
official transcript to the State Department of Education (Home Economics) in 
Jefferson City.

A non-teaching major is also offered which meets the requirements for a degree of 
Bachelor of Science in Home-making.

The junior and senior program for home economics majors is based around advanced 
courses in coping with and solving household and family situations. These classes 
range from preparation of the family diet by means of proper food buying and meal 
management to selection of clothing and household furnishings and continuing into the 
development and solution of problems met in family relationships.

During one quarter of the senior year a home economics major lives in the Home 
Management House which places the student in an atmosphere where she can apply her 
personal learnings to home management.

Sewing is just one of the many facets of homemaking emphasized in the curriculum 
of the division of Home Economics.

Dorothy Pearson, Head of the Division B.S. in Education, A.M.

Geraldine Gosch

Janice Morgan

Charlotte Revelle 

Rose Shanight

Elizabeth Wilson
 

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Libraries and Museums

With the opening of the $750,000 addition to the Pickler Memorial Library, the 
division of Libraries and Museums is able to offer students pursuing a major in library 
science more on-the-job training in more diversified fields of library work.

Endeavoring to further the educational aims of the College by providing library 
science courses, library materials and library service, the division of Libraries and 
Museums offers a library science curriculum designed for the training of public school 
librarians and part-time teacher-librarians in accordance with state and national standards. 
Another major objective of the division is to promote the general education of each student 
with instruction in the use of libraries both in classes and individually when he uses the 
College library.

Besides maintaining instruction in classes concerning library work, the division also 
supervises the entire Pickler Memorial Library and is responsible for maintaining the College 
Archives and the specialty rooms of the library which include the Missouriana Room, Glenn Frank 
Room, and Children's Library.

Student help is used for checking books in and out and shelving books.

George N. Hartje, Director A.A., A.B., A.M. in L.S.

Martha Brockman
Dene Clark
Eleanor Ellebracht
Floreine Kibler
Odessa Ofstad
Elizabeth Schuetz
Joseph Tseng
Caroline Woods 


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Language and Literature

Language and literature, dramatics and publications were focal points of study 
offered by the division of Language and Literature.

Under the heading of general education, the division of Language and Literature 
taught the skills of oral and written communication; provided the fundamentals of 
literary understanding and appreciation; and offered introductory courses in the 
study of foreign languages and cultures.

The professional school in the division offered the student numerous major fields 
of study from a variety of foreign languages to the study of Shakespeare to the vast 
studies of the American language and literature. Culmination of study in these fields 
resulted in the receiving of either the Bachelor of Science in Education or the Bachelor 
of Arts degrees.

The Master of Arts degree with a major in English Education also was offered by the 
division of Language and Literature.

The Language Laboratory played an important part in the learning process for students 
taking foreign languages.

Calvin V. Huenemann, Head of the Division A.B., A.M., Ph.D.

Gail Albright
Dr. Humberto Alvarez 
Ruth B. Beal
Wanda Bemboom
Jane Byrd (On leave of absence)
Elizabeth Clendaniel 
Dr. Glenda Clyde 
Sherod Collins 
Dr. Carlyle Cross 
Catherine Davis
 

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Anna Finnell Downing
Berenice S. Dry
Cheryl Fenno 
Charles Greeley 
Dr. Loren Grissom 
Lyle Hamilton
Karl Hennicke
Joan F. Hunter
Frederick James
Connie Jones	
Felice Kardos
Martha McClaskey 
Charles McNames 
Dr. Chandler Monroe
Hubert T. Moore
Donna Nelms
Clayton Ofstad
Joaquin Penalver
Karen Penner 
Dr. Alberto Rabago 
Mary Reeves
Dr. Madeline Roch
James Severns
Elizabeth Snipes
Alfred Srnka 
Madelene Sykes
Jim Thomas	
Dona Truitt
Frances Walsh
Dr. Douglas Waters
Leona Whittom 
Stanley Williams 
Dollie Wilson 
Dr. Elizabeth Worrell
Donna Wright 


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Mathematics

In the division of Mathematics, the courses were designed to prepare teachers of 
mathematics for secondary schools and junior colleges; to provide for the mathematics 
education of the elementary teachers; and to provide courses of study in mathematics 
pertaining to professions in industry, business, and government.

The division offers the Bachelor of Science in Education degree, the Bachelor of 
Science degree, and the Master of Arts degree.

The curriculum offered by the division provided an opportunity for the student to 
begin his individual study of mathematics at an appropriate level where he is challenged 
and in which he could succeed.

The language of numbers remains constant.

Dale Wods, Head of the Division B.S., M.S., Ed.D.

John Bartling

Donald Groff (On leave of absence)

Ronald Hays

Ronald Knight

Mary J. Kohlenberg

Samuel Lesseig (On leave of absence)

Duane Norman

William P. Novinger (On leave of absence)

Dr. J. R. Purdy

Kenneth Stilwell

William Weber
 

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Practical Arts

The division of Practical Arts was notified during the past year that funds had been 
allocated for the construction of a new Practical Arts building. Tentative plans show the 
building site to be on South Franklin.

Students majoring in the division of Practical Arts can receive the Bachelor of Science 
in Education degree in Agriculture and Industrial Education or the Bachelor of Science degree 
in Agriculture or Industrial Arts. The division also offered the Master of Arts degree to 
teachers in Industrial Education.

Finished products required endless sanding.

Otho Barnett, Head of the Division B.S. in Education, M.Ed.

Dr. Donald Bagley 
Duane Cole
Raymond Crist
Dr. Larry Davis
Arthur Harrington 
John Kenny
William Minor
Dr. Roland Nagel
Dr. D. D. Nothdurft 
Lowell Priebe 
Joseph Rhoads	
Ralph Shain	
Phillip Stryker 


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Science

Faculty members and students who spend a great deal of their time in Science Hall 
were anxiously awaiting the opening of the addition to the present building which will help 
alleviate the congestion as a result of the large growth of students showing interest in the 
field of science.

The division of Science offers majors in biology, botany, zoology, chemistry, physics, 
and general science.

By special arrangement with other colleges and universities the division offered the 
curriculum necessary to complete the proper requirements for a pre-professional student to 
transfer without loss of credit.

The division prepares a large number of students for advanced study in osteopathy, 
medicine, and engineering.

A fifth year program leading to the Master of Arts in General Science with a special 
emphasis on either biological science or physical science was offered during the year.

Beginning with the summer quarter of 1968, the division of Science will be offering 
the Master of Science degree. The announcement was made earlier this year by the College 
Board of Regents.

Many hours were spent in lab sessions by science students.

Dean A. Rosebery, Head of the Division B.S. in Education, Ph.D.
 

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Dr. Cyril Anderson

Dr. Max Bell	

Dr. John Black	

Dr. James Bywaters	

Victor Cochran	

Dr. William Craig	

James Dimit

Denman Evans

Dr. Max Freeland 

Dr. Edward Gilbert 

Dr. Charles Gross 

Dr. Jack Magruder 

Robert S. Mason 

Dr. Don Q. Milliken

Dr. Robert Nothdurft 

Dr. Robert Peavler 

Dr. Wray M. Rieger 

Dr. Robert Sanders 

Dr. Gary Sells 

Dr. Will Selser 

Dr. John Settlage

Eugene Smith 

Richard Stevenson 

Donald Walker
 

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Social Science

The division of Social Science offers majors in the fields of social science, history, 
economics, geography, psychology, political science and sociology which lead to the Bachelor 
of Science in Education degree. Several of these courses also offer the Bachelor of 
Arts degree.

The division contributes heavily to the comprehensive courses of the general college, offering 
the required courses in Background of the Modern World as well as subjects among the directed 
electives.

Students majoring in elementary education, business administration, vocational home economics, 
and several other fields are furnished the required courses by Social Science to complete their 
degree work.

A Master of Arts degree in the fields of Social Science and History is also made available 
by the division.

Computing and recording grades is a two-man job when classes reach a certain number. Dr. Arnold 
Zuckerman called in help to man the typewriter for fall quarter grade recording.

Gilbert C. Kohlenberg, Head of the Division A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
 

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Clyde Burch
Dr. Earl Cunningham 
William Cobourn 
Pat Ellebracht 
Dr. Meredith Eller 
Richard Flaspohler (On leave of absence)
Henry Gibson
John Gifford	
William Kitts	
Dr. Pauline Knobbs	
Joseph Ku	
Robert Lohrman	
Dr. David March	
Dale Martin
Dr. Donald Mitchell 
Charlotte Mittler 
James Preston 
Walter H. Ryle 
Robert Schnucker
Dr. Bing Shao 
Dr. Donald D. Scriven (On leave of absence)
Henry Smits
Dr. Ruth Towne 
Dr. Gardner Walker 
Dr. Arnold Zuckerman 


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Special Programs

One of the newest divisions on the campus is the division of Special Programs which offers 
courses of study leading to both the graduate and undergraduate degrees.

Comprising the division were four major areas including reading, special education, speech 
pathology, and audiology.

Students enrolled in the division of Special Programs were provided with the finest facilities 
available for their particular field of work. Students conducted diagnostic clinics in speech, 
hearing, and reading for both the College and residents of the surrounding areas.

Clinician Vernon Jackson observed James Sparks check the hearing of a student.

William F. Hall, Head of the Division B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ph.D.

Kathleen Cherbonnier

Dr. Elizabeth Frazier

Viola Martin

William McClelland

Dr. Kenneth McGuire

Norine McNames

Dr. R. Jeffery Mitchell

James Sparks


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Emeriti

WALTER H. RYLE President Emeritus B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D., Litt.D.

PAUL O. SELBY Dean Emeritus of Instruction Professor Emeritus of Business Education 
B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D.

CECIL H. ALLEN Professor Emeritus of Psychology B.S., A.M., Ph.D.

BERENICE B. BEGGS Assistant Professor Emeritus of English B.S. in Ed., A.M.

JOHN L. BIGGERSTAFF Professor Emeritus of Music B.M.

WALTER A. BROWNE Professor Emeritus of Geography A.B., A.M., Ph.D.

VERA E. FAWCETT Associate Professor Emeritus of English B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D.

JOHN C. GOETZE Assistant Professor Emeritus of Instrumental Music B.S. in Ed., A.M.

GEORGE H. JAMISON Professor Emeritus of Mathematics B.S., A.M.

LLORA MaGEE Professor Emeritus of Home Economics Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D.

SALLIE PATTINSON Assistant Professor Emeritus of Rural Education B.S., A.M.

LUCY SIMMONS Professor Emeritus of American History A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D.

AGNES SLEMONS Assistant Professor Emeritus of Journalism and English B.S. in Ed., A.M.

NAN E. WADE Professor Emeritus of Modern Languages A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M., Ph.D.

KARL WEBB Professor Emeritus of Theory and Instrumental Music B.S. in Ed., A.M.

WILLIE WHITSON Assistant Professor Emeritus of Primary Education B.S. in Ed., A.M.


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ORGANIZATIONS
 

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Student Council

With the opening of the new Student Union to the closing of the year with a Student 
Council picnic, the members of the 1967-68 Council strived diligently to give the NMSC 
students their voice on campus and provide them with the social activities necessary to 
round out a successful college year.

With Jack Wright at the helm of the 1967-68 Student Council, the students were presented 
with opportunities to participate in many activities throughout the year. The Inauguration 
ceremonies of Dr. F. Clark Elkins were witnessed by several hundred NMSC students as arrangements 
were made by the Student Council for the student's participation in the activities.

Through this past year's Student Council, students were represented on the Lyceum Committee. 
Weekly dances and movies, sponsoring of the annual Christmas Dance and ECHO Dance, pool 
tournaments, bowling tournaments, and pop concerts gave the members of the student body every 
opportunity to see the Student Council in action.

Jack Wright
Jeanie Auseon
Diane Cushman
Harry Farr
Barb Kuntz
Gary Coulter
Norman Tooley	
Edith Sakagawa	
Bob Moore
Elaine Edmundson
Mike Hupfer
Gloria Burnett
Don Olinger
Marcia Mossbarger
 

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College Ushers

Vivaciousness, beauty and courtesy were three attributes displayed by the College Ushers 
throughout the year as they provided excellent service in assisting patrons of College programs 
held in the Auditorium.

The first activity of the year ushered by the group was the Centennial Convocation which was 
attended by more than 200 dignitaries from throughout the United States.

The Inauguration of Dr. F. Clark Elkins during the fall quarter provided another opportunity 
for the College Ushers to extend their services. They were responsible for the proper seating of 
special guests of the first family and of the College.

Closing the year's activities for the Ushers was rendering assistance at 
Commencement exercises.

Organized in April, 1959, with the opening of the new College Auditorium, the College Ushers 
have been serving as hostesses for numerous College functions. Basically the group has been 
present for Lyceum programs, concerts, commencement activities and other all-school affairs.

At Lyceum programs and similar affairs, the Ushers can be recognized readily by their 
"basic black" attire accentuated with purple and white carnation corsages.

Row 1: Cindy Walter, Pat Trent, Jo Goldman, Sandra Hulsebus, Claire Sykes, Donna Sees, 
Sandra Tribley, Diane Cushman. Row 2: Debbie Hansbrough, Joeta Prather, Jeanie Coy.

Absent for the group picture, but early for the Ramsey Lewis Lyceum program were 
Kaye Johnson, Nancy Bulick and Connie Hickenbottom.
 

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Cardinal Key

Members of Cardinal Key began the past year's activities with the sale of Centennial 
Homecoming buttons, with proceeds going toward financing the Nan E. Wade Scholarship. The 
scholarship was presented this past spring to a selected, deserving College woman.

Accompanied by Leona Whittom, sponsor, several members of the Eugene Fair Chapter attended 
the National Cardinal Key convention which was held at Arkansas Polytechnic Institute in 
Russellville, Arkansas.

A former president of the local chapter, Sue Davis, served as chairman of the 
national meeting.

Other activities conducted by Cardinal Key included the decorating and lighting of a 
Christmas tree in Violette Hall and one in the Student Union.

Cardinal Key is an organization for women of at least junior status in American colleges 
and universities who are leaders in the college community and who are potential leaders in 
the future. The sorority's goals are: honoring qualified women, inspiring leadership in 
others, and utilizing leadership capabilities in an active program of service to school 
and community.

Row 1: Martha Acuff, president; Doralee Ratliff, vice president; Judith McCampbell, 
secretary; Julie Lademann, treasurer; Joann Zeigler, Rita Reagan, Tania Yeager, Beth West, 
Leona Whittom, sponsor. Row 2: Jennifer Shelton, Susan Gulnac, Joeta Prather, Becky Tibbs, 
Jami Lewis, Jeanie Coy, Susan Cattle, Nan Begeman, Sandra Hulsebus, Carol Johnson, 
Georgia Schacher.

Student Council president Jack Wright bought the first Centennial Homecoming button 
from Martha Acuff, Cardinal Key president.
 

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Blue Key

"Serving, I live," the motto of Blue Key Scholastic Service Fraternity for men, was 
actively carried out in service projects this past year by the organization.

Under the presidency of Harry Farr, Blue Key men assumed the responsibility of production 
and direction of the Centennial Homecoming parade which had 124 entries including floats, bands, 
Shriner groups, and commercial units.

The fraternity also provided service to the College by conducting campus tours on 
Senior Day, compiling the all-school directory, maintaining the Travel Board, and sponsoring 
the College Campus Bowl.

Membership in Blue Key is restricted to upperclassmen who have maintained a high 
degree of intellectual attainment, leadership and character.

Faculty sponsor of the John R. Kirk Chapter of Blue Key is Dr. Eli Mittler with 
Stan Williams assisting.

Last minute changes in the Blue Key Student Directory were handled by Editor 
Vic Kaylarian.

Row 1: Harry C. Farr, president; Michael Norton, vice president; Lance Solter, secretary; 
Michael Dalbey, corresponding secretary; Victor Kaylarian, editor; Steven Daniels, 
Jack Attebery, Terry Whitworth, Dr. Eli F. Mittler. Row 2: Stan Williams, Laurence Leake, 
Jerry Richeson, Lawrence Green, Lynn McCoppin, Gay King, Allen Sontag, Cecil Moore, 
John Webb, Doug Kollar, Will Selser, Tom Jesaitis, Roger Metcalf.
 

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Veterans Club

Veterans of the armed forces on the College campus participated actively in the 
Ronald K. Cullers Memorial Veterans Club providing service to the College and to the 
Kirksville community. The Veterans Club was established in November of 1966 and was 
designated the Ronald K. Cullers Memorial Veterans Club in honor of the first graduate of 
the College to be killed in the Vietnamese conflict.

The Veterans Club is essentially a service organization in nature. During the year it 
provided assistance with the quarterly registration period, entertained a number of children 
at a Christmas party and contributed their services during the Homecoming period.

Members of the Veterans Club provided services to the community and to the College 
throughout the year.

Row 1: Richard M. Mantione, president; Dan Hennessy, vice president; Steve Daniels, 
secretary; Paul V. Tracy, treasurer; Paul B. McCray, sergeant-at-arms; Dave Stauffer, 
Robert D. Williams, Thomas R. Sommerkamp. Row 2: Jeffrey M. Koerner, John Clark, Tim Griffith, 
Larry Crooks, Gary Stowe, Tom Rider, Robert J. Andrews, Larry D. Dorrell, Lynn E. Morrell, 
James H. Grider.


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Alpha Phi Omega

Epsilon chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, opened their year's 
projects by arranging the pre-game activities for the Centennial Homecoming and providing 
assistance to the Blue Key honorary fraternity with the Homecoming parade.

APO also rendered their assistance to the Kirksville chapter of the Junior Chamber of 
Commerce and provided assistance to several local scouting clubs. The highlight of the social 
activities of Epsilon chapter was the sponsoring of the annual Ugly Man Contest. The proceeds 
from these activities were donated to such organizations as the United Fund and the 
Heart Fund.

Under the direction of Mr. Arthur Harrington, Epsilon chapter was chosen as one of the 
outstanding chapters of Alpha Phi Omega in the United States this past year.

Alpha Phi Omega is the nation's largest service fraternity with nearly 400 chapters active 
throughout the United States. Membership is composed of young men who have been or are affiliated 
with the scouting program. The cardinal principles of Alpha Phi Omega are leadership, friendship, 
and service.

APO provided assistance during the tedious task of registration.

Row 1: Brian Wendelschaefer, president; Ron Rogers, 1st vice president; Alfred Maxfield, 
2nd vice president; David Davis, recording secretary; Carl Foultz, corresponding secretary; 
Tom Ballard, treasurer; John Bybee, Ron Feltz, A. E. Harrington, sponsor. Row 2: Bob Phillips, 
Hugh Schuetz, Ron Latta, Tom Jarvis, Jim Sefrit, Mike Hopkins, Dale Barrett, Dennis Brayton, 
Mike Trent, Tom Kahl, Gene Ball. Row 3: Dan Schmidt, Paul Wagner, Larry Lamberson, Jack Grimshaw, 
Ron Rowland, Steven Schweizer, Dick Reynolds, Vito DeLaura, Darien Teeter, John Dietz, 
Gary Peterson. Row 4: Richard Brimer, Rodney Loesch, Jack Niemeyer, Al Wilson, Jim Bradshaw, 
Wayne McCombs, Phil Wormsley, Jim Brewer, David Short, John Caldwell, Jim Coy, Mark Morrow, 
Donald Wehr, Rick Elkin.
 

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Phi Delta Kappa

Phi Delta Kappa expended its time and effort toward two major service projects this 
past year. The first of these was the sponsoring of the Centennial Convocation held on 
September 2, 1967, in honor of the 100th birthday of the College. Over 200 dignitaries 
representing colleges and universities throughout the United States attended the 
Convocation.

The local chapter continued its service project to education by providing two, one-year 
scholarships to young men in education. The graduate award went to Russell Ashburn, while 
Terry Whitworth was presented with the undergraduate scholarship.

Phi Delta Kappa began in 1910 by a consolidation of three independent fraternities at 
Indiana University, Columbia University and the University of Missouri. Campus chapters are 
now found in colleges and universities throughout North America where graduate work is done. 
Students selected for membership are not always graduate students but at NMSC the local 
requirement is that they must have had one quarter of graduate work with superior grades.

Since its beginning in 1928, the campus chapter has initiated more than 500 men. This 
year the local chapter was sponsored by Dr. Linn Terry who also served as state coordinator 
of Phi Delta Kappa in Missouri.

Meetings were held monthly during the academic year and weekly during the summer session.

The 1967-68 officers were: President, Earl D. Ludlow; vice presidents, James Preston 
and Don Q. Milliken; secretary-treasurer, Kenneth Serfass; and historian, Paul O. Selby.

The chief purpose of the international honor fraternity for men in professional education 
is to promote free public education as an essential to the development and maintenance of a 
democracy. The organization is based upon the cornerstones of leadership, service, 
and research.

Row 1: Earl D. Ludlow, president; Kenneth W. Serfass, secretary treasurer; Don Q. Milliken, 
program chairman; F. Clark Elkins, Jack C. Bowen, Jerry E. Vittetoe, D. D. Nothdurft. 
Row 2: H. B. Tate, Larry Boleach, J. C. Wright, Winferd Durham, Sherod Collins, Eli F. Mittler. 
Row 3: Eugene Smith, Richard Mease, Charles G. Fast, Henry Boucher, John H. Settlage, 
Duane R. Cole, Clifton R. Bell, Thomas Songster.
 

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Circle K

Chartered in 1967, Circle K International became one of the leading service groups on campus. 
A branch of Kiwanis, the organization gives its members an opportunity to serve the College as 
well as to learn.

Augmenting the education of its members, Circle K provided a number of service activities 
this year. Among these were collecting and sending Christmas cards to servicemen overseas, 
assisting the local Kiwanis Club in collecting toys for underprivileged children, and ushering 
at several College events.

Circle K looks forward to many more years of serving their campus, town, and country by 
following their motto . . . "We build."

Following pre-game activities, members of Circle K showed off their trophy for the best float 
in the Spirit Division of the Homecoming Parade float competition.

Row 1: Brian Anderson, president; Will Selser, vice president; David Froneyberger, 
secretary; Lee Hart, treasurer; Mickie Bryson, David Tharp, David Grieshaber, Lloyd James, 
Daryl Walleman, Mike Temple, Richard Davidson, William H. Kitts, sponsor. Row 2: James Miers, 
Stanley Jones, David Moore, Gary Strasser, Richard Sloan, Richard Schultz, John Brandt Jr., 
Michael Bradshaw, Richard Gregory, James Leonard, Edward Hopkins, John Mize, Jr., Larry Wolgast, 
Robert Junda, Stever Booher, Rigoberto Millo, Kenneth Reed, Greg Life.
 

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Pi Omega Pi

Members of Alpha Chapter of Pi Omega Pi attended a February seminar of Missouri Chapters 
on the campus of Central Missouri State, Warrensburg. The convocation was entitled "Business 
Education in the '70's."

Throughout the past year Pi Omega Pi members participated in social and business projects 
connected with the organization.

A Christmas party was held in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sprehe, sponsor of Alpha 
Chapter, for Pi Omega Pi members. The local chapter promoted the sale of Christmas package 
decorations and homemade candy during the winter quarter.

Charles Baldwin, a Kirksville businessman, addressed the members of the organization on 
the topic of teacher's aids in the field of business.

During the spring quarter, Alpha Chapter provided refreshments for high school students 
who participated in the annual spring contests.

Pi Omega Pi, National Business Teacher Education Society, was founded on the College campus 
in 1932 by Dr. P. O. Selby, Dean Emeritus. The Greek god of Commerce, Hermes, serves as the 
patron saint of the national organization.

The purpose of Pi Omega Pi is to bring together present and future business educators. It is 
designed to provide professional fellowship and to strengthen the business profession by sharing 
common ideas.

Presently Pi Omega Pi has a membership of 28,000 with 123 chapters in 34 states.

Douglas Anderson and Dee Anne Kuhler try to eat all the profits from the Pi Omega Pi 
bake sale.

Row 1: Joann Zeigler, president; Janet McCormick, vice president; Karen Boyer, 
secretary; Myrtle Owings, reporter; Susie Nugent, Patty Bertelle, Phyllis Domann, 
Dee Anne Kuhler, Stella Ellis, Beverly Wheeler, sponsor. Row 2: Sally Tilton, Diana Schowe, 
Linda Giltner, Rebecca Mansfield, Mary Cox, Nan Begeman, Roger Frowein, Jim Sefrit, 
Douglas Anderson, Rita Reagan, Carol Johnson, Pat Vogel, Mary Street, Joyce Richardson.
 

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Alpha Phi Sigma

The first project of the year for Alpha Phi Sigma national honor fraternity was the 
presentation of the Centennial tree which now stands on the northeast corner of the 
Student Union lot.

Alpha Chapter served as host of the biennial national conference of Alpha Phi Sigma officers 
which was held on the College campus.

Bringing the year's activities to a close was the organization's annual spring banquet 
during which special recognition was made of several members of the local chapter.

Membership into Alpha Phi Sigma is reached by maintaining a 3.0 or better average for three 
consecutive quarters. Leadership and good character traits are also qualities sought in the 
prospective member. Membership is open to students in all academic fields of endeavor.

Row 1: Jack Atterberry, president; Louis Cimmino, vice president; Pat Vogel, secretary; 
Nan Begeman, treasurer; Mary Jane Saltsgaver, Stella Ellis, Evelyn Stoner, Patricia Parks, 
Tonie Uhland, Becky Bounds, Max Bell, sponsor. Row 2: Phyllis Lesser, Doralee Ratliff, 
Herman Lindeen, Carol Johnson, Joanne Ridgeway, Cheryl Hightower, Lois Creason, Susie Nugent, 
Elna Beth Jones, Betty Frye. Row 3: Sandra Lee Wilhite, Becky McConnell, Ann Begeman, 
Sandra Potosky, Margaret Gregory, Margaret Eager, Linda Conn, Leanne Caldwell, Ellen Swank, 
Jane Zentz, Nancy Archer. Row 4: Joann Zeigler, Janice Fridley, Victor Kaylarian, Doug Kollar, 
Cecil Moore, Jill Burnam, Stephen Sanfilippo, Noaleen Motter, Linda Stewart, Laura Curry, 
Barbara Faust.

Row 1: Beth West, Janie English, Janet Glover, Tania Yeager, Mary Lou Stewart, Barb Kunz, 
Rita Reagan, Flo Carroll, Pat Scherder, Donna Miller, Barbara Snell, Ellen Bertram, 
Joyce Richardson. Row 2: Mary Binder, Sandra Hulsebus, Susan Gulnac, Neta Richardson, 
Cheryl Cimmino, Julie Lademann, Ruth Winter, Linda Godfrey, Laura Gomez, Jolene Emel, 
Faith Roemer, Margaret Reighard. Row 3: Robert Norton, Ed Watson, Terry Whitworth, Harry Farr, 
Will Selser, Larry Green, John Stewart, Wayne McCombs, Jim Berry, James Zuroweste, Jim Cook, 
Gary Peterson.
 

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Kappa Delta Pi

Tau Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi initiated its first honorary member, President F. Clark Elkins, 
at the final meeting of the fall quarter. Other activities for the year included ushering at the 
1967 Alumni Banquet and the annual Spring Banquet to welcome newly initiated members.

Participation in "Operation Christmas" filled the extra hours for members prior to Christmas. 
Gifts for patients at the State Hospital in Fulton were collected and sent to the hospital.

Kappa Delta Pi was founded on February 24, 1923. Its members are selected on the basis of 
character, scholarship, leadership, and service. To merit selections as a member, a student must 
have an honor point ratio of at least 3.0, five hours of education courses, and at least 64 
semester hours of credit.

Row 1: Ellen Swank, Nan Begeman, Mary Lou Stewart, Martha Acuff, Phyllis Buffington, 
Faith Roemer, Sharon Pindell, Judy Lilley. Row 2: Janet Glover, Dorothy Cupp, Louis Cimmino, 
Allen Sontag, Gay King, Bob Selser, Jennie Chloupek, Judi Doubleday.

Row 1: Barbara Snell, Virginia Stephenson, Sharon Meneely, Susan Gulnac, Ginny Raney, 
Jeanie Coy. Row 2: Duane Brammer, president; Doralee Ratliff, vice president; 
Rita Reagan, secretary; Tania Yeager, treasurer; Barbara Faust, historian; Joann Zeigler, 
Faye Whitworth, Margaret Reighard, Donna Lawson, Deanna Jennings, Pam Spencer, Leanne Sloan. 
Row 3: Betty Frye, Jack Atterberry, Michael Dalbey, Jerry Richeson, Lynn McCoppin, 
David Swenson, Laurence Leake, Terry Whitworth ,Laura Weitman.
 

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Association for Childhood Education

The Association for Childhood Education was an organization for persons majoring in 
elementary education. The first meeting of the year was a "Get Acquainted" meeting with 
Dr. Grace McReynolds discussing the various aspects of the organization. During the year, 
guests presented helpful hints for beginning teachers, discussed preparation for job interviews, 
and what to do to get the most out of an individual's student teaching.

Individuals in the association gained a great deal of personal knowledge when they visited 
and witnessed a first grade classroom, complete with students, in action.

The year's activities culminated with a tea honoring the retiring officers.

Robin Hirashima, vice president of A.C.E., discussed with several members of the organization 
various schools in the Northeast Missouri area available for student teachers during the 
past year.

Row 1: Jennifer Shelton, president; Robin Hirashima, vice president; Phyllis Lesser, 
secretary; Karen Jones, treasurer; Linda Hutchinson, Chris Hatala, Nancy Bruner, Linda Clair, 
Linda Ann Haden. Row 2: Eloise Jones, Edith Sakagawa, Cathy Cloninger, Carol Jane Wilson, 
Nancie King, Linda Murray. Patricia Parks, Antonia Moniz, Sydne Kuhler, Edith Dawson. Row 3: 
Elaine Edmundson, Jeanne Bealmer, Gayle Olson. Jennie Chloupek, Neoma Thompson, Donna Danielson, 
Susan Klump, Anna Marie Pauk, Sally Lynn Gheens. Row 4: Linda Wilhoit, Janice Brammer, 
Marilyn Luers, Margaret Herring. Barb Kunz, Linda Conn, Mary Olah, Eileen Hinnah, 
Linda Conkle.


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Row 1: Darien Teeter, president; James Wilke, 1st vice president; Mary Beth Vaughn, 
2nd vice president; Mary Efthim, secretary; Sandra Tribley, treasurer; Mary Cox, reporter; 
Nan Begeman, historian; Nancie King, Mary Street, Mary Beebout, Livinnia Wiley, Betty Mendenhall, 
Jeanne Paullin, Kay Gonnerman, Dr. H. M. Terry, sponsor. Row 2: Karen Fleak, Doralee Ratliff, 
Pam Cullen, Carol Faeth, Karen Jones, Elaine Langford, Julie Lademann, Sandra Harrison, 
Eilene Langford, Martha Meek, Jennifer Shelton, Robin Hirashima, Shirley Brookshier, Donna Atkins. 
Row 3: Cheryl Hightower, Eileen Hinnah, Linda Godfrey, Meredith Bruner, Rosemary Riggen, 
Neta Richardson, Emily Hinshaw, Judie Galkowski, Jane Tadelski, Sandra Whalen, Phyllis Viviano, 
Linda Conn, Gloria Tedrow, Jeanne Bealmer, Mary Ann Cary. Row 4: Pamela Rector, Janet Glover, 
Betty Fletcher, Sandra Turner, Donna Danielsen, Georgie McCurdy, Cheryl Luth, Carol Gibson, 
Sharon McOwan, Leora Harlan, Diane Dingwall, Sue Wells, Anna Marie Pauk, Barbara Martin.

Row 1: Carol Colyer, Beth West, Carolyn Baker, Judy Kerfoot, Vicki Miller, Sandi Kincaid, 
Mary Parrett, Jennifer Reed, Pat Vogel, Nan Rook, Goldie Gilbert, Lynn Badaracco, Diana Schowe, 
Bonnie Wolverton, Linda Ann Haden, Linda Hackmann, Ruth Angel, Linda Potts, Maria Bubenyak, 
Barbara Faust. Row 2: Sylvia Williams, Diana Giesler, Carla Jackson, Donna Sees, Gloria Weyand, 
Linda Conkle, Kay Adams, Tania Yeager, Janie English, Joleen Fox, Susan Klump, Sheila Schroeder, 
Nancy Archer, Sandy Epperson, Linda Wilhoit, Phyllis Scott, J. Gayle Houf, Kathel Addleman, 
Edith Dawson, Antonia Moniz, Cathy Cloninger. Row 3: Donald Maddox, Monty Morgan, Randall Smith, 
Michael Bennett, Jon Sholes, James Botts, Ronald Nissing, Arthur Muensterman, Tim Capewell, 
Gary Stowe, John Stewart, Jeffery Marker, Jack Niemeyer, Gary Floyd, Jerry Richardson, 
Lucius Kitchens, W. Andrew Smith. Row 4: Shirley Newman, Marilyn Rapley, Jack Glaser, 
Terry Whitworth, Tom Jesaitis, Erwin Neighbors, Wayne McCombs, Lynn McCoppin, Cecil Moore, 
Larry Green, James Zuroweste, Ed Watson, Laurence Leake, Martin Jones, Sandra Hulsebus, 
Anita Morrow.
 

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Student National Education Association

The Student National Education Association, a professional association for college 
and university students planning a teaching career, had a membership of 350 this past year.

Early in September, S.N.E.A. held a Get-Acquainted Dance for all members and 
prospective members.

Many of the prospective teachers went to St. Louis in November to attend the Missouri State 
Teachers Asociation meeting. Also, in November, S.N.E.A. sponsored a tea for the Kirksville 
Public School teachers. The event was held in the Student Union.

In April, the S.N.E.A. sent a delegation to the state S.N.E.A. convention to plan for the 
coming year. Darien Teeter represented the College this year as the State vice-president of 
S.N.E.A. and was elected president of the state organization for the coming year.

Row 1: Barbara Snell, Debbie Buse, Phyllis Lesser, Faye Whitworth, Susan Peterson, Nancy Lewis, 
Marilyn Roberts, Ronda Harrison, Karen Boyer, Mary Kay Shoush, Mary Jane Saltsgaven, Deanna Jennings, 
Phyllis Kirchner, Pam Spencer, Joyce Richardson, Donna Simmons, Janet McCormick. Row 2: Faith Roemer, 
Debra Wisdom. Sharon McCormick, Sharon Cassity, Jane Bailey, Jamie Grosso, Carole Davis, 
Mary Jo White, Ruth Winter, Jennie Jo Chloupek, Georgia Murphy, Mary Wilhoit, Patricia Allen, 
Linda Stewart, Marcia McMains, Rose Mary Alertsen, Deborah Wilhoit, Elaine Suter. Row 3: Konra Turner, 
Elaine Edmundson, Pat Lovland, Georgia Fletcher, Carroll Tankesley, Sarah Reed, Rose Dudley, 
Derry Jones, Billye Ann Clough, Jill Burnam, Janet White, Gayle Olson, Nancy Bulick, Debbie Howard, 
Carolyn Santee, Sandra Moritz, Sue Skaggs. Row 4: Jolene Emel, Georgia Wilty, Marcella Quigley, 
Claudia Burkhart, Karen Sowers, Judi Doubleday, Pat Liebbe, Betty Fetters, Margaret Herring, Jeanie 
Coy, Gary Burch, Maureen FitzHenry, Barb Kunz, Mary Lou Neil, Mary Brown, Linda Randell, Martha Acuff, 
Judy Bilbro, Diana Lewis, Margaret Gregory, Kaye Ditmars.


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College Players

Five major theatre productions were presented during the past year by the College Players. Showing 
a variety in technique and an adaptability to several forms of theatre, the College Players displayed 
their talents in the Broadway musical, "Stop the World I Want to Get Off;" a Greek classic, 
"Trojan Women;" an ultra-modern comedy, "Luv;" and two student productions.

The College Players also sponsored the Film Club which made available to students and townspeople, 
a series of eight films of high international acclaim.

Besides performing on the stage, members of the College Players were also responsible for "behind 
the scene" work which included directing, lighting, costuming, make-up, set building and prop 
gathering.

Students representing all major fields of study on campus were members of the 1967-68 College 
Players.

Mike Ernst played the lead role of Little Chap in "Stop the World."

Row 1: Deni Travis, Susan Koch, Chris Carlson, Linda Murray, Nancy Lambert, Laura Gomez, 
Eleanor Ryan, Donna Carlson, Gale Huffman. Row 2: Michael Ernst, president; Jeffrey Koerner, 
vice president; Ginger Nitti, secretary-treasurer; Pat Fridley, Kay Jackson, Sandy Hawkins, 
Melody Conner, Carol Ann Livesay, Helen Davis, Dorothy Nelson, Janice Fridley, James Severns, 
sponsor. Row 3: Douglas Raymond, James Burnett, Donald R. Erikstrup, Chris Dunshee, Del Oliver, 
Steve Rose, Steve Booher, Lee Moody, Randell Roderique, Jonathon Farnham, Dean Nickens, Gary Smyth, 
Spencer Straubmuller, Fred Green, John Clark, Mickey Green, Gary McKiddy.
 

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Oral Interpreters

"The Witching Hour" was the title of the first presentation of the year made by the Oral 
Interpreters Club for a Halloween program. Other readings throughout the year included: 
"As Much Truth As One Can Bear," a program of contemporary short stories, "The Now-Spirit of 
Christmas Past," a Langston Hughes hour, and a spring Reader's Theater.

The Oral Interpreters also participated in a storytelling program for children at the Sojourner's 
Library, reading hours at the Gallery, trips to the Hawthorne Festival and programs at the University 
of Missouri.

Under the direction of Dr. Elizabeth Worrell, the club presented several programs for organizations 
both on and off campus. Special presentations were made by the club on closed circuit television for 
various schools in the Kirksville area.

"The Now-Spirit of Christmas Past" was presented by the Interpreters just before Christmas 
vacation.

Row 1: Cathy Powers, Marty Owens, Susan Walsh, Vicki Davis, Susan Gulnac, Sarah Bram. Row 2: 
John B. Farnham, president; Nancy Lambert, secretary-treasurer; Lee Moody, vice president; 
Laura Gomez, historian; Linda Jackson, historian; Carol Wilson, Frances Schenk, Elaine Noll, 
Donna Smith. Melody Conner, James Wilke. Elizabeth Worrell, sponsor. Row 3: Marty Murphy, 
Richard Davidson, Bill Allen. Paul Middeke. Leonard Reynolds, Larry D. Fortney. Rick Elliott.

 
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English Club

Entertaining the faculty members of the division of Language and Literature in the Student 
Union building at an afternoon tea was the highlight of the English Club's activities during 
1967-68. In addition to regular business meetings, the club also presented programs which included 
the reading of original poetry and prose by students and faculty members as well as student panel 
discussions relating to various types of literature and to experiences and problems encountered in 
student teaching for English majors.

Organized in December of 1963 under the direction of Dr. Loren Grissom, the English Club was open 
to all students, faculty, and staff members at the College. All student members of the English Club 
were enrolled as junior members in the National Council of teachers of English.

A member of the faculty, Mr. James Thomas, presented a program for the English Club.

Row 1: Patricia Bush, president; Adell McLaughlin, vice president; Pam Abbadessa, treasurer; 
J. D. Boatman, secretary; Julie Lademann, liaison officer; Mary Wilhoit, Cathy Powers, 
Marilyn Huddleston, Beth West, James. Wilke. Row 2: Linda Hackmann, Carla Jackson, Anne Sanderson, 
Leanne Caldwell, Lexanna Johnson, Shelby Kingsolver, Lynn Badaracco, Rosemary Riggen, Nancy Dykstra. 
Row 3; Carol Colyer, Goldie Gilbert, Shirley Newman, Sheila Logston, Sharon Cassity, Vicki Miller, 
Leanne Sloan. Patricia Sullivan. Row 4: Jon Sholes, Joyce Sevits, Sandra Whalen, Erwin Neighbors, 
James Huddleston, Ruth Winter, Marcella Quigley, Hubert T. Moore, sponsor.
 

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Spanish Club

Emphasizing both technical work and cultural activities, the Spanish section of the Romance 
Language Club took active part in providing training and rendering leadership towards stimulating 
and carrying out free conversation in Spanish. During the year the club presented "Charles," "Danzas," 
"Poemas," and "Cavciones" to high school students in the area surrounding Kirksville.

Members of the Spanish Club also helped celebrate the College Centennial by sponsoring a 
Latin-American Day on the campus with a special Spanish program, and the members also joined to 
light a flame to the second century of teaching services by exhibiting Spanish teaching 
materials.

The Spanish section was organized in the fall of 1961 when several students of Spanish, under the 
direction of Dr. Humberto Alvarez, formed a group to help stimulate understanding of Spanish and 
Latin-American culture. In the spring of 1962, "El Club Espanol," as a section of the Romance Language 
Club, was professionally founded.

Several members of the Spanish Club promote better international relations by dressing in the 
native costumes of Latin America.

Row 1: David Short, president; Maria Perez, secretary; Elias Cordova, treasurer; Felipe Varqas, 
Veronica Escribano, Corinne Saiki, Zelma Dowell, Ana Short, Dorothy Nelson, Juana Marquez, Donna 
Lawson, Dr. Humberto Alvarez, sponsor. Row 2: Arthro Montemayor, Emilio Salazar, E. Ray Holden, 
George Bowers, Edward Olderich III, Rigoberto Millo, Stanley Jones, Cecil Lease.

 
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Industrial Arts Club

An industrial spring tour of McDonnell Aircraft Corporation, Emerson Electric Company and the 
St. Louis Shipbuilding Company, all in the St. Louis area, highlighted the year's activities for the 
Industrial Arts club.

Again this year, the float designed and constructed by the IA Club, placed first in the mechanical 
division of the Centennial Homecoming parade.

Following the homecoming activities the IA club contributed a great amount of time and labor in 
helping with the preparation for the Greenwood grade school fun night, which was held on 
October 30.

Special emphasis was placed on the Open House of the Industrial Arts building during the winter 
quarter. The IA club provided refreshments and tours of the IA facilities for several hundred campus 
visitors.

The main objective of the club is to create interest in the field of Industrial Arts for its majors 
and minors. It is classed as both a professional and social organization.

To join the club, one must have five hours credit in Industrial Arts and a 2.2 overall honor point 
ratio, with a 2.5 honor point ratio in Industrial Arts. There were 51 active members in the club this 
past year.

Industrial Arts Club won first place in the mechanical division of float competition of the homecoming 
parade with "Rolling Up 100 Years of Advancement."

Row 1: Glenn Yenger, president; Lee Richardson, vice president; Lavern Scott, secretary; Donald Wehr, 
treasurer; Mike Holder, reporter; Laurence Leake, corresponding secretary; Fred Cochrane, 
sergeant-at-arms; Jim Whiteside, Anthony Giorando, Larry J. Silvey, Duane R. Cole, sponsor. Row 2: 
Ray Cook, John Brannen, Ronald Lane, James E. Petre, Lonnie Stephenson, Stanley Wilden, JohnD onnelly, 
Kenneth Wilson, Dann Drane, Gary Floyd. Row 3: Wayne Dillinger, Barry Cole, Darrell Littrell, 
Dale Shanholtzer, Alan Redmon, Bertis Wiley, E. G. Raney, James Wilson, Larry Hoschek. Bill Mitchell, 
John Eggleston. Row 4: Bill Reed, Tom Devin, Don Trow, Terry Joerling, Charles Foelsch, Vic Ticola, 
John Starr, Alfred Maxfield, Perry Swofford, Ronald Tuttle, Marty Ivins.


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Agriculture Club

Members of the Agriculture Club provided assistance for the district judging contests 
for the Northeast Missouri high school FFA students who participated in the annual FFA contests. 
The Club also entered a float in the annual Homecoming parade. The social activities of the year 
for the Agriculture Club members terminated with a spring picnic held at Thousand Hills 
State Park.

Throughout the year at their regular meetings, members of the Club listened to various 
speakers in the field of agriculture and viewed films on similar subjects. The Club members 
also participated in several tours of proudctive farms in Northeast Missouri.

The Agriculture Club is a professional-social organization with the purpose of creating 
interest in various fields of agriculture. Membership is limited to students enrolled in at 
least one agriculture course.

Members of the Ag. Club welcomed district FFA members to the College campus for the annual 
Northeast Missouri District FFA meeting.

Row 1: Alan Petefish, president; Richard Brombaugh, vice president; Sidney Maxwell, secretary; 
Isaac Richmond, treasurer; Linda Curry, reporter; Bruce Foster, parliamentarian; Ronnie Kellison, 
Gary Peterson, Gary Waite, Ron Lary, Judy Brown, Jeanne Christy; Phillip Stryker, sponsor. Row 2: 
Randall Lary, Dean Vetter, Stanley Casady, Tom Jackson, Gary Brinker, Tom Jesaitis, Steve Whipple, 
Dwight Hyle, Gary Henderson. Row 3; Dennis Askew, Darrill Garton, Richard Rutherford, Gary Irwin, 
Larry Theerman, Lonnie Hupp, William Boudreau, Kerry Conard, Perry W. Senles. Row 4: Steven Bland, 
Allen Wilson, Art Muensterman, James Pratt, Richard Gregory, Glen C. Black, John H. Slaton, 
Don Schumaker, Ethan Britten, Robert Lynch.
 

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Colhecon Club

Throughout the academic year, activities for Colhecon members included a get-acquainted 
hobo party, serving the Parent's Day Tea, constructing a float for the Centennial Homecoming 
parade, a Christmas party, with Dr. Llora MaGee as guest speaker, and a spring banquet honoring 
the senior members of the group.

Membership in the Colhecon Club consists of coeds who are either majoring or minoring in Home 
Economics. The first "Home Economics Club" was organized in 1912. In 1922, the group was reorganized 
under the name of Ellen H. Richards Club in honor of the founder of the American Home Economics 
Association. The name Colhecon was adopted in 1951 and is a contraction of College Home Economics.

Colhecon Club members acted as models for an all-campus fashion show.

Row 1: Amber Lou King, president; Dorothy Switzer, vice president; Eunice Toops, 2nd vice president; 
Sue Jane Carroll, secretary; Diane Bailey, treasurer; Carol Ferguson, reporter; Ann Schafer, 
Sara Blanchard, Maria Bubenyak, Alice Hunsel, Charlotte Revelle. Row 2; Marie Van Dorin, Karen 
Yackley, Becky McConnell, Beverly Noe, Cheryl Harlan, Sharon Brakensiek, Phyllis Kirchner, 
Gloria Newbrough, Carol Faeth, Dana Lee, Patricia Noel, Gloria Shuler. Row 3: Gwendolyn DeWitt, 
Sandra Moritz, Sue Skaggs, Judy Switzer, Bonnie Linn, Mary Morgan, Joyce Crull, Lois Creason, 
Janice Baxter, Carolyn Santee, Joanne Ridgeway, Joyce Pinson, Mary Kay Shoush. 
Row 4: Becky Yates, Nancy Archer, Linda Randell, 
Terri Cochrane, Anita Morrow, Jane Tadelski, Margaret Eager, Judie Hall, Flo Carroll, Mary Lou Neil, 
Arlene Bowen, Holly Shoush.
 

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Honorary Art Club

The Honorary Art Club began their year's activities by selling mums for the Centennial Homecoming 
and the designing and construction of their Homecoming float which was titled "100 Years of Change." 
Throughout the year the club was responsible for displaying pictures done by students in the 
President's and Dean's offices. The Honorary Art Club also sponsored a traveling water color 
show which was placed on display during December.

During the early part of this past academic year, the club initiated the largest group of new members 
in the history of the Honorary Art Club. They also expanded their funds, enrollment and space with 
new meeting places at the uptown Art Gallery and a meeting room in the Student Union. Social 
activities during the year included a dinner sponsored by a former art club adviser, Mrs. Nita 
Patterson, and a Christmas party which was held at the home of Mr. William Unger, this past year's 
sponsor.

Drawing and composition classes developed pen and ink techniques by sketching class members.

Row 1: Janienne Donaldson, Cathy Safford, Susan Lowry, Cindy Irwin, Janice Jones, Betty Mendenhall, 
Kathy Montgomery. Row 2: Wiley Pratt, president; Jerry Brown, vice president; Lynna Brown, recording 
secretary; Elaine Drago, treasurer; Nancy Watkins, corresponding secretary; Gary Havrum, program 
chairman; James Leib, sergeant-at-Arms; Sharon Niece, Donna Heckelman, Berna Loft, Jeanie Coy, 
Judy Winn, William E. Unger, sponsor. Row 3: Wilma Barnes, Martin Jones, Joe Crosby, Chris Dunshee, 
Jim Peterson, Lonnie Pugh, Leslie Guthrie, James Terrell, Ronald Morris, Ehsan Kousari, Monty Morgan, 
Hiroyuki Okada, Gloria Weyand, Phyllis Buffington. 


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Men's Physical Education Club

In its first full year of operation, the Men's Physical Education Club organized a scholarship 
along with other forms of recognition for academic excellence and service in the field of physical 
education. The Club also sponsored a delegation from the college campus to attend the national 
convention of the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, which was 
held in St. Louis this past year. In addition, the Club also sponsored a gymnastics exhibition by 
a group of physical educators from Finland who were on tour in the United States.

The primary function of the Men's Physical Education Club is service to the college and the 
development of professionalism, leadership and scholarship for men majoring in physical education.

Members of the Men's Physical Education Club participated in acrobatic programs.

Row 1: John Newcomb, president; Terry Fretwell, vice president; Edward Bliefnick, secretary; 
Steve Garrett, councilman-at-large; Ron Clawson, treasurer; Larry Boleach, sponsor. Row 2: 
Kenneth Wells, Richard Johnson, Paul James, Ron Werling, David Rawson, Vito DeLaura, Gary Loeffler. 
Row 3: Jerry Lippert, Terry Robertson, Gary Ireland, Gary Bennett, Melvin Kelly, Larry Holman, 
Bob Morris.
 

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Student Nurses Association

An important activity of the Student Nurses Association this past year was the establishment of 
the J. J. Wimp Scholarship Fund named in honor of Dr. Jesse J. Wimp who died this past year. Dr. Wimp 
was the husband of Mrs. Sarah Wimp, faculty adviser of the Student Nurses Association. During the 
year, members of the SNA worked at the nursery school of the Methodist Church in Kirksville and 
participated in providing assistance at the Bloodmobile, Cerebral Palsy School and Head Start School.

Several of the members attended the state-wide convention held in St. Louis. Cindy Trussell 
represented the local chapter in state "Student Nurse of the Year" competition.

Barbara Carter demonstrated nursing procedure in the new nursing quarters in 
Pershing Addition.

Row 1: Barbara Carter, president; Pat Scherder, 2nd vice president; Joeta Prather, treasurer; 
Janet Vincent, reporter; Evelyn Ball, corresponding secretary; Barbara Fromme, Ruth Ann Clark, 
Janice Gartman, Donna Miller, Marvin Jay Berman. Row 2; Naomi Spinelli, recording secretary; 
Deanna Bork, Lola McCoy, Sandra Botham, historian; Jane Zentz, Cindy Scearce, Andrea Kochman, 
Mary Benson, June Degeneff. Row 3: Elizabeth Frankford, Connie Cossey, Vicky Whipple, Sherry Calvert, 
Annalee Sullivan, Kathy Beaty, Ann Begeman, Ann Biggerstaff, Joyce Ingram, Jacque Arnold. Row 4: 
Elaine Tuttle, Marge Roderick, Joyce Oxenford, Lila Hiatt, Priscilla Wiley, Patricia Holm, 
Roberta Shreffler, Joneane Smith, Jan Sevits, Carolene Anderson, Joyce Jones.


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K-Club

Promoting good school spirit was the main goal of K-Club, the lettermen's organization on the NMSC 
campus. To do this, they sponsored dances after the basketball games. K-Club also sponsors the large 
All-Sports banner displayed on the east wall of Pershing Arena.

To provide funds for the R.E. Valentine Memorial Scholarship, they held their annual candy sale. The 
scholarship, which is awarded each quarter, goes to the member having the highest honor point ratio
for the previous quarter.

Membership in the K-Club is limited to athletes who have earned a letter in one of the 
varsity sports.

The organization was founded in 1915 to establish and maintain good public relations between 
athletes and the other students, faculty, and people of Northeast Missouri. To accomplish this goal 
they have had a united action toward a healthy, enthusiastic promotion of work projects and 
activities.

Larry Beshears was the recipient of the R. E. Valentine Scholarship for spring quarter 
last year. John Newcomb presented him with the check fall quarter.
 
Row 1: John Newcomb, president; Mike Bielic, vice president; Ralph Gleissner, treasurer; 
Jerry Meyer, corresponding secretary; Steve Garrett, recording secretary; Rich Stallings, 
sergeant-at-arms; Dave Romberg, reporter; Ron Bielinski, Alphonso Jackson, Ralph Pink, sponsor. Row 2; 
Larry Crooks, Mike Delehaunty, Jim Arico, Keith Allen, Rich Rider, Ron McSorley, Walt Harmon, 
Mike Dolan, Wayne Denney, Ken Clow. Row 3: Gary Watts, Frank Wagner, Terry Weis, Charles King, 
Phil Wormsley, Mike McPheron, Tommy Logan, Rick Banks, Ron Werling, Patrick Elliott. Row 4: 
Paul James, Pete Cirrintano, Mark Hayes, Dwight Linnemeyer, John Hines, Dan O'Connell, Ron Selkirk, 
Paul Economides, Ron Sterchi.


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K-Dettes

Precision marching and kick routines by the K-Dettes provided a prodigious amount of entertainment 
for spectators during halftime shows at various athletic contests during the year.

The first appearance of the K-Dettes this past year was in the Centennial Homecoming parade as they 
marched to the accompaniment of the Marching 100.

Hampered by inclement weather during the football season, the high-stepping K-Dettes were unable to 
perform for the gridiron spectators.

As the Bulldog basketball team took to the hardwood, so did the K-Dettes as they presented their 
first indoor routine at halftime of the initial basketball contest. Several more appearances by the 
all-girl drill group were made throughout the basketball season.

Practicing several hours a week, the K-Dettes were under the direction of Al Srnka who also served 
as choreographer for the group.

New uniforms were purchased by the K-Dettes as they assessed each member a 50c per month dues.

Row 1: Pat Hamilton, president; Linda Stine, vice president, Maureen FitzHenry, secretary-historian; 
Derry Jones, treasurer; Debby Dunn, Beth West. Row 2: Teri Shandrew, Jeanne Taylor, Pam Cullen, 
Pat Trent, Sandi Kincaid, Ronda Judd. Row 3: Marcia Mossbarger, Judy Twillman, Judy Randolph, Jeanie 
Coy, Janet White, Sheridan Fisher, Pat Lovland.
 

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Women's Recreation Association

The Women's Recreation Association was active throughout the past year as their members comprised 
the women's field hockey team which compiled a 1-2 record against teams from Quincy, MacMurray, 
and Culver-Stockton Colleges and a girl's basketball team which played several teams from other 
colleges in the local area.

Several Sports Days were arranged by the members of WRA throughout the past year inviting colleges 
from Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa to participate. Other activities for 1967-68 included a Centennial 
Homecoming breakfast and a spring banquet at which awards were presented for outstanding work in the 
field of women's physical education and the installation of officers for the coming year.

The primary objectives of the Women's Recreation Association are to provide opportunities in 
recreational activities, dance, gymnastics, and a variety of sports for all women students of 
the College.
 
Modern Dance is just one of the branches of WRA. Others included are field hockey, archery, 
basketball, and volleyball.

Row 1: Tania Yeager, president; Marsha Sommers, vice president; Susan Cattle, secretary; 
Joleen Fox, treasurer; Ellen Swank, historian; Gloria Burnett, point recorder; Cleva Perry, Barb 
Gooden, Cordelia Yates, Ardella Engle, Mary Taliaferro, Nancy Dominacki, Vicki Patryla, Sue Roberts, 
Susie Myers, basketball manager; Sandy Kirtley, Margie Waters, Pamala Rector, Janet Glover, Diana 
Cloyd, softball manager; Fran McCormick. 
Row 2: Janice Sevits, Dee McDermott, Julann Stickney, Derry Jones, 
Norma Hartley, Elizabeth Fedak, Sandra DeVaul; Deitra Rouse, Anne Jerome, Betty Johnson, volleyball 
chairman; Cathy Brennecke, Nancy Clifton, Sheila Kelley, Pat Wise, Mary Lou Behring, Doralee Ratliff, 
Julie Hutchinson, Jeanne Dwyer, Pam Dwyer. Row 3: Jane Paisley, Joan Binder, Marge Roderick, Judy 
Wolf, Karen Bollen, Evelyn Clarke, Ruth Conlee, Nancy Lammert, Janet White, Ann Begeman, Janie 
English, Nan Begeman, Beverly Rubey, Billie Norman, Marcia Morris, Sherry King, Pat Liebbe, 
Donna Hudson. Row 4: Dorothy Maag, Lois Toedebusch, Suzanne Stroker, Cathie Lingle, Nancy Copenhaver, 
Linda O'Neal, Sharon McOwan, Carol Gibson, Patty Good, Mary Jo McClintock, Mary McNeese, 
Phyllis Domann, Donna Burton, Betty Fetters, Sharon Talbert, Lael Eischen, Marcia Lowe, Susan Schick. 


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Physical Education

PEM Club began their activities program for the year by sponsoring a Centennial Homecoming breakfast 
for members and returning alumnae. The excitement and joy of renewing old friendships was present 
throughout the morning's meeting.

Another major activity of the Club was sending representatives from the local chapter to the national 
convention of the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation which was held 
in St. Louis.

PEM remained active throughout the year with special campus projects which included discussions of 
company opportunities and experience films in the fields of physical education, the annual Christmas 
party and several outstanding guest lecturers on physical fitness.

The year's activities came to a close for the PEM Club with the election of new officers for the 
coming year and the announcement of the recipient of the Sheryl Fullerton Grim Memorial scholarship.

Row 1: Gloria Burnett, president; Susan Cattle, vice president; Betty Johnson, secretary; 
Susie Myers, treasurer. Row 2: Janet White, social chairman; Mary Jo McClintock, publicity; Tania 
Yeager, ways and means chairman.

Row 1: Gloria Burnett, president; Susan Cattle, vice president; Betty Johnson, secretary; Susie Myers, 
treasurer; Cordelia Yates, Ardella Engle, Nancy Dominacki, Vicki Patryla, Mary Taliaferro, Marsha 
Sommers, Jeanne Dwyer, historian; Sue Roberts, Maxine Broxey, Margie Waters, Mary Margaret Estes, 
sponsor. Row 2: Julann Stickney, Sandy Kirtley, Janet Glover, Anne Jerome, Marcia Lowe, Nancy 
Lammert, Joleen Fox, Tania Yeager, Sheila Kelley, Beverly Rubey, Pat Wise, Julie Hutchinson, 
Dee McDermott. Row 3: Evelyn Clarke, Marge Roderick, Judy Wolf, Karen Bollen, Deitra Rouse, Janie 
English, Patty Good, Janet White, Nan Begeman, Ellen Swank, Elizabeth Fedak, Nancy Clifton, Pam 
Dwyer, Sherry King, Diana Cloyd. 
Row 4: Lois Toedebusch, Suzanne Stroker, Dorothy Maag, Nancy Copenhaver, Nancy Park, 
Linda O'Neal, Carol Gibson, Jami Lewis, Mary Jo McClintock, publicity; Mary McNeese, Sharon McOwan, 
Donna Burton, Betty Fetters, Pat Liebbe, Sharon Talbert, Lael Eischen, Susan Schick. 


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International Club

Northeast Missouri State College students representing 26 foreign countries throughout the world were 
members of the International Club this past year. Since being chartered in 1954, the club has grown 
in membership to over 1,500.

Actively engaged in the many facets of cultural and social life on the College campus, the 
International students also spent a great deal of their time promoting world friendship and 
understanding among all students by sponsoring several special projects.

Their list of activities for 1967-68 included: an International Variety Show for the student body; the 
annual Christmas dinner given by Joe Burdman; an International Christmas dance; and the annual 
International spring banquet which brought together foods from each of the represented foreign 
countries for all members and invited guests.

Frances McKinney Foreign Student Adviser

Row 1: David Tuiasosopo, president; Moega Suesue, vice president; Cheryl McNeil, secretary; 
Sui Ah-Hing, treasurer; Sue Hastings, Judie Rettig, Sydney Diamond, Olita Lauifi, Juana Marquez, 
Corine Saiki, Sandi Sasbon, Martha McClaskey, sponsor. Row 2: Sue Ruiz, Pam Powers, Linda Murray, 
Margie Sievert, Joy Chaffee, Ruth Richardson, Eva-Maria Wagner, Etenauga A. LamYuen, Maupati T. 
Panapa, Grayce Donovan, Julene Briscolino, Rita Meng, Sally Staton. Row 3; Knut Ziesemann, 
Nidal Kurabi, Helen Davis, Jerry Terrell, Shy-Ying Wang, Hsiang-Phen Liu, Jeffery Marker, 
Joe Yowell, Munina Kassicieh, Jim Cook, Ken Green, Austin Ma. Row 4: Joe DeLuca, Franklin Knowles, 
Philip Langford, Rudy Pila, Lui T. Tuitele, Fagatiele Lokeni, Harish Pandya, Patrick Donovan, 
Robert Moritz, Vailalo Tosi, Neemia Leau, Dan Goble, Robert Chen, Tomodki Gima.


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Historical Society

Highlighting the past academic year for the Historical Society was an all-school open discussion 
program on the topic of "The Use of LSD." A panel comprised of members of the medical profession and 
psychology instructors presented to the audience the pros and cons for using or not using LSD. An open 
discussion forum with the audience participating followed the remarks made by the panel.

Under the direction of Dr. Gilbert Kohlenberg, the Historical Society presented several other 
lectures and programs during the year which were open to the entire campus. Topics for these 
discussions varied from history to the United States' possibilities of surviving a thermonuclear 
attack.

The Eugene M. Violette Chapter of the Historical Society was founded in November of 1906. Membership 
was open to any collegian or faculty member who wished to associate with others who share his 
interests in history.

John Lutz presents interesting program to Historical Society members during monthly meeting.

Row 1: Gary Burch, president; Mike Hupfer, vice president; Faye Whitworth, secretary-treasurer; 
Janet Glover; Pamela Rector; Gary Henry; Gilbert C. Kohlenberg, sponsor. Row 2: Jackie Ann Lorenz, 
Doris Hoover, Lynette Shaw, Mary Lou Stewart, Jill Burnam, Shirley Irwin, Doralee Ratliff, Sharon 
Woods. 
Row 3: Richard Demarest, Brian Wendelschaefer, Richard Brimer, David Dent, Jeffery Marker, 
Dennis Brayton, Herman Lindeen, Michael Dalbey, Jack Atterberry. Row 4: Martin Reiss, Ray McBee, 
Jim Coy, Tim Capewell, Erwin Neighbors, John Lutz, John Caldwell, Gary Hollenberg, Jim French.


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Psychology Club

One of the newly established clubs on campus during the past year was the Psychology Club which 
began with 53 charter members.

Psychology majors and minors organized the group in an attempt to initiate, promote, facilitate 
and supplement an integrated working knowledge and understanding of some of the principles of the 
interrelated fields of psychology.

Activities during the year included related field trips and speakers as well as individual member 
presentations.

The aims of the Psychology Club throughout the year were to foster the clarification and exchange 
of ideas and creativity of its members and offer fellowship to those having a professional, 
intellectual interest in psychology.

Row 1: Michael Dalbey, Paul Halferty, Jerry Long, Barbara Faust, Maria-Teresa Butler, Meredith Bruner, 
Jill Snyder, Carla Jackson, Claire Moore, John Conn, Joseph Curtis. Row 2: Bill Paradis, Bob Matney, 
Steve Rose, Larry Bethel, Lonny Morrow, Micheal Hopkins, Mike Mahoney, Robert Moore, Terrell 
Crutchfield, Richard Dowell. Roger Schwerman, Richard Bowers, Rick Elkin.

Row 1: Carolyn Strickler, Lynda Steele, Joyce Welch, Pat Hamilton, Marilyn Martin, 
Susan Bartley. Row 2: David Swenson, chairman; Andrew Smith, co-chairman; Jacquelyn Jones, secretary; 
Gary Supalla, treasurer; Linda Stewart, historian; Jerry Johnson, member-at-large; Roberta Hulen, 
Sharon Dawson, Karen Gail Wilson, John Gifford, sponsor. Row 3: Leora Harlan, Lewis Forsythe, 
Stanley Vyvial, Donald Minor, Ron Selkirk, Tasos Anthony, Jean Clingman.
 

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Philosophy Club

Informative discussions on racial problems and the "new morality" highlighted the year for the 
Philosophy Club. Jerry Johnson, NMSC student, led the group on the discussion of the racial problems, 
while Henry Gibson and Dr. H. Chandler Monroe of the College faculty presented the liberal and 
conservative views respectively of morality in their programs.

"College as Career Preparation or Intellectual Pursuit" was the title of the program led by President 
F. Clark Elkins. Dean A. L. Fritschel expressed the philosophy of "Existentionalism" at one of the 
club's meetings.

"Philosophy and Music of Chopin" was the topic of Dr. Thomas Higgins' presentation, while "Semantics 
and Life" was the discussion presented by Dr. Glenda Clyde.

The purpose of the Philosophy Club is to bring together views of different disciplines to discover 
differences and similarities. The programming was designed to encourage membership from many students 
in diversified fields.

Following his discussion Dr. Thomas Higgins explained a reproduction of one of Chopin's original 
manuscripts to Paul Halferty and Pam Drummond.

Row 1: Paul Halferty, co-chairman; Liz Goeke, co-chairman; Patricia Dominacki, secretary-treasurer; 
Carol Weir, Carolyn Strickler, Faith Roemer, Pamala Drummond, Mark Whiteside, program chairman. Row 2: 
Gary Clark, Del Oliver, publicity chairman; Danny Wilford, David Swenson, Larry Dorrell, 
Martin Reiss.
	
 
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Pre-Law Club

Reorganized this past fall quarter under the sponsorship of Clyde Burch, College attorney and 
faculty member, the Pre-Law Club brought several notable speakers in the broad field of law which 
included constitutional, international, civil, criminal, corporation, law enforcement and 
penalization, to the campus. A special field trip to the State capitol of Missouri and a personal 
observation study of the Smith murder trial were two highlights of the activities ties for the 
year by the members of the Pre-Law Club.

Club members also participated in a mock trial jury with the Kirksville College of Osteopathy and 
Surgery and took part in observing Law Day this past spring.

The purpose of the organization as stated by the constitution is, "to provide prospective attornies 
of Northeast Missouri College and other interested students with an organization through which they 
can acquire knowledge pertinent to the law and/or the preparation and subsequent practice of the 
legal profession."

Members of the Pre-Law Club talked with James Duffey, FBI Agent in Residence in Hannibal, who spoke 
to the members of the Club about the history of the FBI.

Row 1: Gary Hollenberg, president; Donald Allen, vice president; Jan Galey, Parliamentarian; 
Kenneth Lexer, James Woodward, Frank Feingold. Row 2: Harry Farr, Louis Cimmino, Michael Bradshaw, 
Robert F. Moore, Jimmy Cook, Jack Atterberry. 


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Young Democrats

The 1968 national political campaign was the topic which the regular meetings of the Young 
Democrats Club were centered around this past year. The members of the organization brought to 
the campus several speakers in the field of political science who gave their interpretations and 
views on the national political scene.

Chartered in 1960, the Young Democrats Club was the first chartered political organization on 
the NMSC campus for the advancement of a national party organization's welfare. This past year 
they carried out their national affiliation by providing assistance with the local headquarters 
during the national campaign.

Presiding over meetings of the Young Democrats on campus this year was Darien Teeter He is 
pictured discussing with several members of the organization the basic layout of the club and 
proposals for the year's activities.

Row 1: Darien Teeter, president; Jean Bagby, Sharon Hendrix,	Sharon Talbert, Ram Cullen, 
Jill Snyder, Beth West, secretary. Row 2: Jack Atterberry, Jeanne Bealmer. Larry Lamberson. 
Harry Collett. Gary Hollenberg, publications director; Dennis Brayton, Monty Morgan.


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Young Republicans

Kirksville's Young Republicans completed another successful year with a variety of speakers 
and activities and an emphasis on returning America to Basic Constitutional government.

Among the recognized speakers of the year were Missouri Congressman Tom Curtis, Republican author 
John Stormer, State Representative Cloy Whitney, and Congressman John Kyl of Iowa. The Young GOP's 
also participated in panel discussions and symposiums designed to create a political awareness 
among the membership.

One of the primary goals of the club was the integration with the Adair County Republican 
Committee. The Young Republicans worked closely with the county organization not only to help the 
senior party members with their political endeavors, but to give the junior party members valuable 
political experience.

Republican author John Stormer spoke on campus during fall quarter.

Row 1: Paul Dysart, president; Gary Peterson, vice president; Phyllis Dysart, secretary; 
Sandra Hulsebus, treasurer; J. Alan Petefish, Joyce Sevits, Gayle Olson, Glenda Lauer, 
Carolyn Werges. Row 2: Mary Teel, Janice Sevits, Richard Brimer, Jim Cook, Bill McMein, 
Jeffery Marker, Glenn Schaefer, Ronald Yearns, Roger Frowein, Jerry Northcutt, Nan Rook.
 

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Sigma Zeta

Monthly meetings with guest speakers presenting programs in various fields of scientfic 
interest were featured throughout the year by Sigma Zeta fraternity. Culminating the year's 
activities was the annual spring banquet given in honor of the newly initiated members.

The Delta Chapter of Sigma Zeta is the national honorary science and math society on campus. Active 
membership is open to junior and senior science or math majors who have maintained a high honor point 
ratio. Associate membership is extended to freshman and sophomore students who have the potential of 
attaining active membership requirements.

The objectives of the organization are to encourage continuing advancements in the fields of science 
and mathematics, to promote and recognize scholastic achievement, and to foster friendly social 
activities.

Members of Sigma Zeta experiment with new equipment.

Row 1: Joyce Hoyt, secretary; Lance Solter, treasurer; Michael Norton, Victor Kaylarian, 
Margaret Gregory, Eugene Smith, sponsor. Row 2: Terry Whitworth, Lance Wessling, Cecil Moore, 
John Webb, Will Selser.
 

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Pre-Osteopathic Club

Members of the Pre-Osteopathic Club centered their activities primarily around professionalism 
aimed in the direction of medicine. Some of the activities included human anatomy demonstrations at 
the Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery; demonstrations and lectures by visiting professional 
men; and a series of professional movies.

The social program of the Club included the annual Christmas Banquet and the spring picnic at 
Thousand Hills State Park. Several members also engaged in activities sponsored by the fraternities 
at KCOS.

The primary purpose of the club is to provide for its members, as future doctors, new ways to prepare 
themselves for their responsibilities as future physicians.

Pre-Osteopathic students spent many hours learning to use new equipment.

Row 1: Earl Schatzman, president, Robert Luker, vice president; Darrel Killebrew, corresponding 
secretary; Margaret Attebery, secretary-treasurer; Carol Cornelius, Constance E. Szafranski, 
Vanna Powell, S. Bozorg Mahmoody, William Kirmes, Robert Jackson, Marvin Jay Berman, John Alan 
Daniels, James R. Shanks. Row 2: Paul Thompson Jr., Don A. Cable, Jim Miller, Brian H. Glazer, 
Victor Kaylarian, Marshall Gerrie, Jr., Donald L. Nelson, Jr., Michael Vranick, J. Duncan Haynes, 
Jim Coy, Michael D. Wilson, John Kauzlarich, Richard Bowers, Harry Young, Hugh Schuetz, Dennis Bode, 
Earl Miller. 


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Student Amateur Radio Club

Of prime importance during the past year for the newly established Student Amateur Radio Club was 
the providing of communications during the Homecoming parade and the receiving of the club's official 
amateur radio license WA/QWW.

Successful transmission of communications with numerous countries throughout the world as well as 
communication with various stations across the continental United States highlighted the activities 
of the radio club.

The Student Amateur Radio Club regularly conducted classes in radio theory, communications, and 
telegraphy in order to prepare members of the club so that they might qualify for specific licenses 
granted by the Federal Communications Commission. Members have access to precision radio-telephone 
and telegraph equipment.

Row 1: Robert Peavler, sponsor; Victor Kaylarian, president; Randell Roderique, 
David Bondurant, treasurer. Row 2: Jeffery Marker, Steve Young, secretary.
 

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Beta Tau Delta

Beta Tau Delta sorority and Beta Tau Alpha fraternity, a national educational college 
co-organization for baton twirlers and drum majors, was under the leadership of Claudia Burkhart, 
president. 
Mary Evelyn Thurman, instructor in baton twirling, again served the organization as sponsor.

Initiation for new members into Beta Tau Delta and Beta Tau Alpha was again held this year in 
conjunction with the annual Christmas party.

The local chapters were founded in 1959 on the NMSC campus by Miss Thurman under the guidance of 
Dr. Walter H. Ryle and Dr. P. O. Selby.

The organizations have as objectives upholding professional ethics, scholastic attainment and 
establishing a perpetual bond of friendship among members. Activities are stationed around their 
motto, "where twirling links learning to living."

Members of Beta Tau Delta took active part in initiation in December. In conjunction with the 
initiation the old and new members participated in the annual Christmas party given by the 
organization.

Mary Evelyn Thurman

Martha Acuff Jeanie Auseon Claudia Burkhart Edith Dawson Lael Kay Eischen 
Maureen Fitzhenry Linda Jett

Jerilyn Keim Nancy Lambert Marilyn Lampton Deena Marsh Mary Jane Merrill 
Earlene Middleton Lythia Nishomoto

Teri Shandrew Judy Stroeber Beth Thurman Martha Warner Marjie Waters 
Linda Wilhoit Kathy Winecup
 

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Aeolian Club

A variety of activities ranging from recitals to picnics highlighted the past year for the members 
of the Aeolian Club. Affiliated with the National Music Educators Association, members of the Aeolian 
Club carried out their annual practice of sponsoring receptions following senior student recitals. 
Assisting with the annual spring music festival and attendance at the spring banquet brought to a 
close the year's activities for the Aeolian Club.

The local chapter of the Aeolian Club, as its national office requiries, is a social professional 
organization made up of students majoring in music and those interested in music education. 
The advisor of the club this past year was Mrs. Claudine Triplett of the Fine Arts Division.

Members of the Aeolian Club gather around the piano for an impromptu music session.

Row 1: Ray Hazelrigg, president; Craig Wilkins, vice president; Rhonda Williams, secretary; 
Dorothy Klinger, treasurer; Evelyn Daley, Bernadine Chaplin, Sherry Wells, Bonnie Wolverton, 
Marvis Rinehart, Cathy Powell, Vikki Sparrow, Claudine Triplett, sponsor. Row 2: Jane Watkins, 
Sue Dye, Eileen Keegan, Ellen Small, Elizabeth Payton, Judy McCampbell, Mary Margaret Bunney, 
Pat Sterrett, Rita Brown, Barbara Martin. Row 3: Dana Harris, Olinda Gastler; Rosalee Triplett, 
Mary Stevenson, Brenda Wilkerson, Tim Butler, John Malvin, Roger Bullock, James McClintock, 
Jim Kern, Nolan Schwada. Row 4: Dean Kurtz, Stanley Kolkmeier, Terry Wehrman, Michael Daily, 
Terry Loose, Robert Ault, Lawrence Green, Leroy Rohs, Carl Schmidt, Richard A. Schultz, David Evans, 
Marvin Gordon.


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Members of the College Band provided musical entertainment and precision marching during the 1967 
football season.

Row 1: Nancy Evenson, Carl Schmidt, Judy McCampbell, Beth Jones, Sharon Wells. Row 2: Evelyn Daley, 
Carolyn McDaniel, Rosalee Triplett, Pamela Means, Sue Dye. Row 3: Eileen Keegan, Will Selser, Dan 
Bothe, Robert Ault, Michael Farnsworth, Ruth Payton. Row 4: Paul Craig, Dean Kurtz, George Drake, 
Craig Wilkens, Jeffrey Piper, John Malvin. Row 5: William Stephens, Leroy Rohs, Cindy Critchlow.


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College Band

Under the direction of Tom Duden, the College Band provided various audiences with outstanding 
musical arrangements throughout the year.

During the football season, the members of the band performed at halftimes; and when the basketball 
season opened, a pep band was formed from within the members of the College band.

A week long tour of Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois was culminated by a concert in the College 
Auditorium.

With the assistance of graduate student, Connie Meeker, the band made special appearances at the 
Inaugural Ceremonies, the annual Spring Concert, and the 1968 spring commencement exercises.

The "Marching 100" was under the field direction of Drum Majorette Suzanne Robb and Drum Major 
Richard Bowers. Karna Kruckenburg was again the featured baton twirler.

Row 1: Sharon Addison, Barbara Snell, Terry Wehrman, Pamela Simpson. Row 2: Connie Meeker, 
Susan Shirk, Suzanne Robb, Judy Dissinger, Mary Bunney. Row 3: John Tarbet. Dwight Dow. 
Olinda Gastler, Doug Anderson. 
Row 4: Ray Hazelrigg, Leanne Caldwell, J. D. Walker, Lawrence Green. Row 5: John Behle. 
Terry Loose.
 

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Row 1: Yasuhiro Shibata, Margaret Laughlin, Rebecca Wilson, Elizabeth Payton, Lynne Wolf, 
Stanley Kolkmeier, Helen Fitzsimmons, Dale Jorgenson Jr. Row 2: Martha Arnold, Linda Goff, 
Jack Ranney, Rebecca Jorgenson, Ann Troester, Sara Griffith, Holly Carr, Mary Beth Fleming, 
Cheryl Miller, Frederic Kirchberger, Dorothy Richardson, Gilda Alvarez. 
Row 3: Maria Alvarez, Roberta Bergmann, 
Jeannie Ranney, Howard Hunter, James Busch, Starr Reed, Judy McCampbell Connie Meeker, 
Wanda Ellington. Tim Perry. Row 4:

Student soloists for the College Symphony Orchestra this past year were, front row: Sharon Lee, 
Lynne Wolf, Elizabeth Payton, and Bernadine Chaplin. Back row: Yasuhiro Shibata and Gary Crank.
 

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Janice Leggett, Jacqueline Boyer, John Malvin, Craig Wilkens, Robert Soule, Gretchen Parcell, 
Floyd Sturgeon, James McClintock, Roger Cody, Russell Phillips, Ray Hazelrigg, Jack Behle. Standing: 
Gary Smythe, Peggy Greve, T. J. Walker, Robert Simiele, Wayne Naas, Jim Osbourne, Peggy Lanpher, 
Diane Dale, John Schwarz, Sherry Anspach, pianist; William FitzSimmons, conductor.
	
College Orchestra

Under the baton of William FitzSimmons, the College Symphony Orchestra presented concert programs 
throughout the year for students, faculty members and others interested in concerto programs.

The Orchestra season opened in the fall with a program which included the Beethoven Eroica Symphony, 
the Brahms Variations on a theme of Joseph Haydn and Mahlers Song Cycle, Lieder eines 
fahrenden Gesellen.

The winter quarter concert featured seven student soloists who were selected for their outstanding 
work in the field of music over the past year. They included Elizabeth Payton, Yasuhiro Shibata, 
James Worrell, Sharon Lee, Gary Crank, and Lynne Wolf.

The program during the winter quarter featured selections by such famous composers as Mendelssohn, 
and Verdi.

Activities of the spring quarter for the Symphony Orchestra began with a joint presentation by 
the Orchestra, NEMO Singers, and the College Chorus of Mozart Vespers Services and a Mass in G by 
Schubert.

The final concert of the year featured Robert Mason of the Fine Arts faculty, violin cellist, 
playing the Bocherini Concerto in C Major. The Orchestra performed the Fifth Symphony by Tchaikovsky.

Symphony Orchestra director, William FitzSimmons. 


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NEMO Singers

Performances for Parent's Day, Homecoming Queen Coronation and the Inaugural Ceremonies for 
Dr. F. Clark Elkins, were the highlights of the NEMO Singers for the academic year of 1967-68.

Representing the College on the community scene, the NEMO's performed for the Sojourner's Club, for 
the First Baptist Church in Macon, and gave a special television concert on KTVO-TV in Ottumwa, Iowa.

At the request of the management of the Opera House in What Cheer, Iowa, a complete performance of 
the Candlelight Concert was given at the Opera House on December 14. The annual three-day Choir tour 
and spring concert capped the year's activities. Originally a group of 25 students called the Acapella 
Choir, the organization was started by Dr. Barrett Stout in 1932. The Acapella Choir became the Light 
Opera Singers in 1946 under the direction of Miss Phradie Wells and was reorganized in 1950 as a part 
of the College band.

In 1958, Dr. Stephen Hobson formed what became the present NEMO Singers, which now numbers 60 of the 
most talented singers on campus. The group was under the direction of Clay Dawson this past academic 
year.

Members of the NEMO Singers performed at the Inaugural Ceremonies for Dr. F. Clark Elkins.

Row 1; Mary Liston, secretary; Marcia McMains; Sarah Winslow, Maria Alvarez, Susan Gulnac, 
Dorothy Klinger, Karladine Thurman, Linda Goff, Carol Gibson, Ruth Richardson, Marcia Lamis, 
Ann Breckenridge, Nancy Clifton, Sue Sims, Carol Wilson. Row 2: Florence Cottingham, Gloria Guinn, 
Janice Culbertson, Brenda Bohannon, Nancy Copenhaver, Claire Capaldo, Conni Rooker, Lynna Brown, 
Jan Jones, Gloria Tedrow, Georgia Fletcher, treasurer; Diana Gronewold, Linda Shoush, Becky Howard. 
Row 3: Stephen Hudson, Duane Lewis, Chuck Ashford, graduate assistant; Bill Gottman, Jim Worrell, 
Maurice Overlander, Michael Turner, Steve Griffin, vice president; Stan Robinson; Jim Callaghan, 
robe chairman; Loren Hutchinson, David Rawson, Roger Gooden. Row 4: Roger Bullock, Jim Kern, 
Michael Daily, David Linquist, Lee Moody, Bob Selser, Gary Crank, David Parrish, Wiley Pratt, 
president; Jim Berry, Jim Gingrich, Jim Robinson, Marvin Gordon, Mickey Green, Bruce Rice.
 

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Row 1: Harold Copenhaver, Conductor; Elizabeth Payton, Duane Lewis, Robert Ault, Tim Butler, 
Ray Hazelrigg, Dennis Fuller, Lawrence Green, John Malvin, George Drake, Jeff Piper.

Row 1: Sandra Harrison, Mary Stevenson, Nanci Evenson, Evelyn Daley, Bernadine Chaplin, 
Judy McCampbell, Carl Schmidt, Andrew Smith, Wayne Donnelly, James DeVore, David Evans. Row 2: 
Richard Weerts, director; Earl Schatzman, Rosalee Triplett, Olinda Gastler, James Miers, Sharon 
Addison, Judy Dissinger, Robert Ault, Douglas Anderson.

Clarinet and Brass Choirs

Under the direction of Dr. Richard Weerts and Dr. Harold Copenhaver, the College Brass and 
Clarinet Choirs began their activities on a tri-state tour during the Thanksgiving holiday.

Now in its ninth year of development, the Clarinet Choir has grown from a small number of 
clarinets to a fully instrumentalized clarinet choir. The Brass Choir, however, is only in its 
third year of development. Members are selected by audition. Both have performed on television, 
radio, and have appeared at the Missouri Music Education State convention.

During the summer of 1967, the Clarinet Choir performed at Expo '67 in Montreal, Canada. Other 
achievements of the Clarinet Choir included presentations at the National Conference of the Music 
Educators National Convention in 1966 and six concerts presented at the New York World's Fair 
in 1965.

Members of the Brass Choir joined the NEMO Singers when performing at President F. Clark Elkin's 
Inauguration. A Christmas presentation was also given by the Brass Choir and NEMO Singers on KTVO-TV 
and at Northeast Missouri State College.
 

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Row 1: Eloise E. Jones, Anna Marie Pauk, Linda C. Clair, Wilma Green, Nancy Bruner, Marsha Himes, 
Mary Teel, Susan Peterson, Kay Adams, Claudine Triplett, Director. Row 2: Judy Harrison, Nancy Luth, 
Pat Blecher. Jennifer Shelton. Karen Jones. Linda Wilhoit, Barbara Riley, Carolyn Baker, Donna Haage, 
Donna Atkins. Row 3: Cheryl Luth, Kathel Addleman, Sandra Potosky, Margaret Herring, Sandra Harrison, 
Linda Hutchinson, Marilyn Luers, Chris Hatala, Sandra Turner. Karen Longwith. Valdena Boone.

Elementary Majors Chorus

Throughout the year members of the Elementary Majors Chorus strived to learn more 
about music and music techniques on the elementary level.

The chorus made several personal appearances during the year including a television show 
during the Christmas season when they performed several of the popular Christmas carols.

Developing choral techniques, increasing sight reading ability and providing repertoire 
appropriate for elementary schools and college women's groups were the primary aims of the 
Elementary Majors Chorus during the past year. Application and hard work by the members gained 
them a great deal of practical experience which they will find useful in their futures as elementary 
majors.

Members of the Elementary Majors Chorus, under the direction of Claudine Triplett, practiced 
regularly various techniques that would be used in the classroom as elementary majors instructing 
students in choral work.
 

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Row 1: Donald Bardole, president; Marge Weatherly, vice president; Margaret Eager, treasurer; 
Carol Jane Wilson; Vicki Patryla, coffee house representative; Addell Newsom, Ruth Angel, Karen Fleak, 
Colene Williams, Rev. Richard Todd, campus minister. Row 2: Phyllis Moehle, Sue Dye, Gayle Houf, 
Judie Rettig, International relations co-ordinator; Michele Smith, Judy Switzer, Sheila Schroeder, 
Mary Beebout, Janice Fridley. Row 3: Rudy Pila, Dana Harris, Suzanne Stroker, worship chairman; 
Judy Foste, Laura Curry, Nancy Copenhaver, Marilyn Luers, Charles Haack, Nolan Schwada. Row 4: 
Chester D. Aumua, Vaiolo Tosi, David Evans, Robert Ault, Ethan Britten, Setuo Takai, James Kirks, 
William Nichols.

Wesley Foundation

Major activities of the Wesley Foundation for the past year, under the direction of Rev. 
Richard Todd, included sponsoring the annual family supper at the First Methodist church, work 
retreat, and planning a tentative program for the Methodist campus center.

The religious aspects of the Wesley Foundation cover discussions on dealing with personal commitment, 
campus life, and Christian vocations.

The goal of the Wesley Foundation during the past year was to allow the members of the academic 
community to discover the values and precepts necessary for a greater fulfillment that they might 
view from a Christian prospective their world both within themselves and outside themselves in the 
college community.

Members of the Wesley Foundation enhanced their spiritual lives through regular attendance at the 
First Methodist Church of Kirksville. Several Wesley members participated in the Methodist choir.
 

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Baptist Student Union

A special week of emphasis was held during February to help commemorate the tenth anniversary of 
the Baptist Student Center which opened its doors February 9, 1958. Students and faculty both 
participated in the anniversary celebration.

The Baptist Student Center was led by Ken Green who assumed the presidency of the organization 
following the induction of W. T. Davidson, Jr. into the United States Air Force. The opening of the 
school year found B. S. U. actively engaged in float building for the Centennial Homecoming and 
preparation of activities in celebration of the 1967 homecoming. Many students on the campus made 
active use of the Baptist Student Center.

Throughout the year, the B. S. U. choir sang weekly at the First Baptist Church. Jerilyn Keim was 
responsible throughout the year for the planning of the bi-weekly vesper series.

Highlighting the coming summer for the Baptist Student Union will be the attendance at the Baptist 
World Youth Conference in July, which will take ten students from Kirksville to Europe for three weeks 
of travel and conference.

Opened February, 1958, the Baptist Student Center has served the college community through ten years 
at 712 South Marion. With continued college expansion, a relocation is imminent.

For the Centennial Homecoming, the Baptist Student Union's float entry was "Conquering Ignorance 
Since 1867."
 

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Choir Director Loren Dale Hutchinson is a Junior music major from Salisbury. Choir accompanist 
Janice Culbertson is a Freshman music major from Shelbyville.

Row 1: Kenneth Green, president; Jerry Johnson, vice president; Pauletta Garr, secretary; 
Jim Wilson, treasurer; Judy Brown, Ruth Ann Roberts, Marcia Lemmons, Judy Riley, Barbara Poore, 
Judith Robinson, Evelyn Ball, Diana Newquist, Raye Sandford, service chairman; John C. Fox, sponsor. 
Row 2: Kathy Montgomery, Linda Shoush, Janice Sevits, Doralee Ratliff, Beverly Dowell, Jennifer Reed, 
Cathy Safford, Daisy Garr, Cathy Wildman, Marcia Irvin, Jerilyn Keim. Row 3: Earl Miller, 
James DeVore, Elaine Suter, Mary Behring, Linda Montgomery, Sharon Talbert, Mary Simpson, Carlene 
Dinsmore, Susan Gossick, Peggy Mittler, Janice Culbertson, Donna Page, Jim Meyer. 
Row 4: Loren Hutchinson, James Miers, David Moore, Franklin Knowles, Larry Jones, 
Lloyd Elliott, Danny Wilford, Kerwin Rohr, 
Jim Robinson, Gary Crow, Don Crumpacker, Steven Bland.


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Row 1: Michael Barnes, president; Michael Delehaunty, vice president; Becky Bounds, secretary; 
Naomi Spinelli, Maria Bubenyak, Pam Abbadessa, Christine Boyle, James Wilke, Beth West, 
Father Luke Reichert, chaplain. Row 2: Etenauga LamYuen, Mary Volmert, Sandra Potosky, 
Mary Ann Karrer, Debi Collins, Georgia Murphy, Eileen Rutherford, Jean Bender, Mary Jo Banta, 
Susie Nugent, Carolyn Pepper. 
Row 3: Michael Bennett, Joe DeLuca, Lucius Kitchens, Dave Panther, John Glidden, 
Mary Beth Curp, Elizabeth Roberts, Mary Lou Stewart, Ruth Winter, Geraldine Toth, Anna Marie Pauk, 
Don Fendler. Row 4: Lui Tuitele, Henry Sesepasara, John Foley, Harry Naughton, Larry Lamberson, 
Patrick O'Rourke, Tim Capewell, Frank Harkabus, John Meissen, Michael Volmert, Mike Koziol, 
Dale Burkemper.

Newman Club

Over 100 Catholic students on the College campus were active members of the Newman Club during 
the past year.

Under the direction of Father Luke Reichert, the Newman Club moved to their new center located 
just west of the main campus. At the center, the Newmanites held their weekly meetings, special 
programs, and discussion nights. "Folk" Masses were celebrated each Sunday.

With religion foremost in mind, the members participated in several retreats and were actively 
engaged in panel discussions on various religious topics.

The social program for the Newmen Club included numerous picnics, the pancake and sausage breakfast 
and the faculty-fun night.

The Newman Club was founded on the campus in 1955 and thus is one of the oldest religious groups 
on campus.

Mass was held each Sunday morning at 11:30 at the newly acquired Newman Center on West Dodson 
by Father Luke Reichert.


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Row 1: Stephen Lowenberg, president; Vernon Jackson, 1st vice president; Mary Benson, 2nd vice 
president; Donna Danielsen, secretary; Elizabeth Ewald, treasurer; Jeanine Roe, Linda Elliott, 
Joyce Ingram, Sandra Withoelter, Carol Faeth, Mrs. M. J. Kohlenberg. Row 2: Susan Meers, 
Julie Lademann, David Romberg, Richard Brimer, Fred Stieglitz, Rev. Mark Appold, Paul Middeke, 
Bruce Hoehne, Charles G. Fast, Jerry Northcutt, Paul V. Tracy, Lois Toedebusch, Chris Holthaus, 
Mrs. Charles Fast.

Gamma Delta

Ministers of the Mormon, Episcopal and Methodist churches were on campus to present programs 
for the Lutheran sponsored Gamma Delta organization this past year. The representatives of each 
of the churches discussed the various outlooks of their respective denominations concerning world 
affairs of the present time.

During its 11th year on the campus, the members of Gamma Delta participated in a district retreat 
treat at Meremac State Park, a district leadership conference at Kansas City, and the United Campus 
Christian Fellowship.

Gamma Delta also sponsored International Student Night during which the international students on 
the campus were given special recognition.

A square dance terminated the year's social activities for Gamma Delta members.

Under the guidance of Rev. Mark Appold, pastoral advisor, Delta Xi chapter of Gamma Delta provided 
a variety of activities for its members with a Christian atmosphere throughout the year.

Faith Lutheran Church was the scene of many Gamma Delta gatherings.
 

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Row 1: Margaret Reighard, president; Elaine Edmundson, vice president; Jo Goldman, secretary; 
Flo Carroll, treasurer; Georgia Schacher, Susan Cattle, Joleen Fox, Donna Carlson. Row 2: Derry Jones, 
Rita Gramman, sponsor; Janet White, Jane Bailey.
	
Panhellenic Council

Sorority unity on the College campus has been governed during the past year by the local 
chapter of the National Panhellenic Council. The Council was made up of three representatives 
from each of the four national sororities on the campus with Miss Rita Gramann as faculty advisor.

One of the main functions of the Council during the year was the supervision of rush 
activities designed to further the ideals of the sorority member. During the fall quarter 
Panhellenic President Margaret Reighard met with prospective rushees during an explanatory 
assembly. At the time of registration for all sorority rushees, each girl was given a handbook 
explaining the rules of rush season.

Social activities sponsored by the Panhellenic Council included the Rush Tea and the Scholarship 
Banquet. The Sunday afternoon tea was held for all prospective rushees. Each sorority then presented 
short skits and displayed their various sorority paraphenalia.
 

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Row 1: Bert W. Ollie Jr., Philip G. Smith, vice president; Roger Willcox, secretary; Jim Coy, 
Ed Phelps, treasurer; Ken Kerckhoff, Bob Mastroberte, Vito DeLaura. Row 2: James Wilke, Gary Burch, 
Ed Bliefnick, Rod Loesch. George Taylor Jr., Gay King, Ron Selkirk. Paul Wagner. Melvin O'Neal.

Interfraternity Council

Governing and conducting fraternity rush and sign-up were the two major responsibilities of the 
Interfraternity Council during 1967-68. One-hundred men pledged the seven national fraternities 
during the winter quarter.

To be eligible for pledgeship, a student must carry at least a 2.0 scholastic average and must 
be in good standing with the College administration. Pledge season came to a close at the end of 
the winter quarter with individuals becoming active members of their respective fraternity.

Greek Week, co-sponsored by the Interfraternity Council and the Panhellenic Council, provided 
four days of joint activities under the symbol that fraternities and sororities were 
founded--"brotherhood." A bonfire, cheering in a block, special assembly, dance and the Greek 
Olympics were featured activities of the week.

The Interfraternity Council was composed of three representatives from each of the five member 
organizations: Alpha Kappa Lambda, Kappa Alpha Psi, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Sigma Tau Gamma and 
Tau Kappa Epsilon.

Representatives from two national colonies were also on the IFC. The colonizing fraternities 
were Beta Sigma Psi and Phi Kappa Theta.

A significant accomplishment of the Interfraternity was the sponsorship of several all-school 
concerts which brought several "big names" in the entertainment field to the campus.
 

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Alpha Sigma Alpha Founded at Virginia State Normal School in 1901 Alpha Beta Chapter 
founded in 1941

Alpha Sigma Alpha

Alpha Sigma Alpha commenced the 1967-68 academic year by entertaining fall quarter rushees 
at the annual "Alphatraz" and "Southern Array with ASA" rush parties.

Alpha Beta members served in key positions across the campus. Jeanie Coy Auseon was secretary 
of the Student Council and Marsha Mossbarger, Susan Gulnac and Beth West were elected as 
class officers.

Debbie Hansbrough of Alpha Sigma Alpha was crowned queen of the Missouri State Fair which was 
held in Sedalia. She was also chosen to represent the College at the American Royal in Kansas City.

Centennial Homecoming was highlighted by the election of Claudia Burkhart as Homing attendant 
and the alumnae banquet at the Shamrock Inn. Fifty Alpha's carried the sorority Homecoming float 
down Franklin Avenue as their legs symbolized the centipede. Their slogan was "Worming Our Way 
to Victory."

Alpha Sigma Alpha became affiliated with Kappa Theta Psi in 1914 with the initiation of 50 
co-eds. The original sorority, Kappa Theta Psi, was founded in 1899.

Susan Cattle

Sarah Wimp, advisor		
		 		
Martha Acuff Carla Albrecht Donna Atkins Jeanie Coy Auseon Kathy Bagley 
Kathy Jo Bailey

Susie Billups Claudia Burkhart Flo Carroll Pat Comer Nancy Copenhaver 
Debbie Dunn

Darlene Eizenga Maureen Fitzhenry Sherry Fletcher Janet Glover Susan Gulnac 
Pat Hamilton

Debbie Hansbrough Susie Henderson Connie Hickenbottom Jan Jones Sandy Kincaid 
Diana Lewis
 

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Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority entertained rushees at their annual "Alphatraz" rush party held at 
the Newman Center. The final rush of the fall season for Alpha Sigma Alpha was entitled "Southern 
Array with ASA."

Janie Mathis Rhonda Morris Marcia Mossbarger Sharon Precht Joyce Oxenford 
Judy Randolph

Kay Richard Carolyn Riley Jan Seals Karen Sowers Linda Stine Jeanne Taylor

Janet Thompson Pat Trent Judy Twillman Madith Ussery Sue Winslow


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Delta Zeta Founded at Miami University in 1902 Iota Chapter founded in 1929

Janet White

Dr. Ruth Towne, advisor

Delta Zeta

Combinations of activity, honor, service and scholarship led Delta Sigma chapter of Delta Zeta 
through its 39th year at NMSC. The traditional Rose Garden terminated formal rush season with 18 
co-eds pledging the sisterhood of Delta Zeta.

Efforts of actives and new pledges were rewarded as Delta Zeta captured first place in the annual 
Greek Olympics. Other activities included the annual pledge-active party and the pledge skip to 
Missouri University at St. Louis.

Delta Sigma chapter honored President F. Clark Elkins as Delta Zeta Dad of the Year. Members 
also participated in College intramurals, provided assistance in the annual Easter Seal Drive, 
held the traditional Mother's Day Tea, and provided leadership in many campus organizations.

Diane Cushman and Joann Zeigler were two members of Delta Zeta selected to "Who's Who."

Iota chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority was founded on the College campus in January 1921. In 
1956 Delta Sigma Epsilon merged with Delta Zeta sorority and Iota chapter and became Delta Sigma 
chapter of Delta Zeta sorority.

Janice Amosson Sandy Bartlett Lorene Berti Vera Bowen Nancy Bulick 
Sheri Burnett Deanna Codings

Nancy Collop Diane Cushman JoAnne DeLashmutt Mary Sue Denny 
Elaine Edmundson Barbara Erb Joyce Erb

Georgia Fletcher Gwen Golston Debbie Howard Derry Jones Jacquelyn Jones 
Sheryl Keeran Diana King

Donna Lawson Phyllis Lesser Pat Lovland Alice McEwen Betty McEwen 
Debbie Mercer Mary Jane Merrill


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President F. Clark Elkins was selected as Delta Zeta Dad of the Year by members of 
Delta Sigma chapter at the annual Delta Zeta Dad Day festivities held last November. Janet White, 
president of Delta Zeta, made the announcement of the selection of Dr. Elkins.

Theresa Messina Dianne Mottet Mary Sue Mudd Elaine Noll Kathy Owen 
Starr Reed Jeanine Roe

Gayle Olson Betty Rueggsegger Gloria Sangeorge Carolyn Santee Teri Shandrew 
Jeanne Staggs Rosanna Stark

Claire Sykes Becky Tibbs Cindy Walter Jan Ward Debbie Wood Joann Zeigler
 

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Sigma Kappa Founded at Colby College in 1874 Delta Theta Chapter founded in 1959

Georgia Schacher

Claudine Tripplett

Sigma Kappa

Highlighting the year for Sigma Kappa sorority was a clean sweap of the three major on-campus 
trophies awarded for an entry in the Centennial Homecoming parade. The winning float, 
"Sig Kappa-Delic Time Tunnel," received the trophy for beauty, the Centennial "best float" trophy, 
and the traveling cup for the best all-around float.

In their ninth year on the College campus, Sigma Kappa's pledged seventeen co-eds. Rush parties 
included "Sig Kap Casino" and "Pearl Party."

Delta Theta chapter was represented in various queen contests by Jo Goldman, Joleen Fox, 
Nancy Lammert, Rivers Bartow, Pat Reilly and Karladine Thurman. Social activities for Sigma Kappa 
included the annual tea held by Sig Kap pledges of other sororities; a "Roaring 20's" party given 
by the pledge class for active members; the annual Mother-Daughter Weekend; and Standards Emphasis 
Week during which program for self-improvement were held.

The sorority showed its appreciation to the fraternities for their help during rush season by 
cleaning up the various fraternity houses.

Sigma Kappa's were active in many organizations on the campus. They also contributed their 
services to the Kirksville community by assisting in various civic projects. The sorority as a 
whole contributed 33 pints of blood to the Red Cross Blood Drive.

Delta Theta also was host to chapters from Kansas, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri at the first 
Sigma Kappa State Day in Missouri. The "Rally" included a fashion show of various chapters uniforms, 
round table discussions and a banquet.

Concluding the year was the Sigma Kappa formal dance which was held in the Student Union activities 
room and featured Spanish decor.
 
Marge Attebery Mary Jo Banta Roggie Bartow Jean Bender Brenda Bohonnon 
Chris Boyle Cathy Brennecke

Betty Brown Sue Bruce Gloria Burnett Donna Burton Barbara Carter 
Mary Clark Yvonne Clodius

June Degeneff Joleen Fox Barbara Fromme Patty Good Sharon Harley 
Donna Heckelman Pam House


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Cindy Irwin, Georgia Schacher, and Gloria Weyand display the three Centennial Homecoming 
trophies which were awarded to Sigma Kappa sorority for their float entry in the Centennial 
Homecoming parade entitled "Sig Kappa-Delic Time Tunnel." The float gathered the praise of 
hundreds of spectators who lined the Centennial Homecoming parade route.

Cindy Irwin Betty Johnson Nancy Lammert Jami Lewis Sheila Logston 
Joyce McCall Myrna Morris

Linda Nichols Mary Ann Pavlisin Joeta Prather Pat Reilly Twila Sears 
Keren Secrest Donna Sees

Joyce Sevits Jeannie Sherer Karladine Thurman Barb Trost Gloria Weyand 
Jody Willows Dottye Wooten
 

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Sigma Sigma Sigma Founded at Longwood College in 1898 Mu Chapter founded in 1915

Jane Bailey

JoAnn Weekley

Sigma Sigma Sigma

Sigma Sigma Sigma was awarded both the President's and the Centennial scholarship cups at the 
annual Panhellenic banquet. The sorority compiled an honor point average of 2.800.

Highlites of the rush season for the sorority were two parties, "Mai-Kai" and "Sigma Spotlight." 
A fall pledge class of 16 was the result of intensive rushing activities.

Donna Carlson of Sigma Sigma Sigma was elected Centennial Homecoming attendant. On the national 
level in competition with other chapters of Sigma Sigma Sigma, Mu chapter ranked fifth in efficiency 
out of the sixty-six chapters, and it was named to the Robbie Page Memorial Honor Roll 
(the national philanthropic project).

On campus, the sorority was well represented in various organizations by placing members of the 
sorority in key positions. Several members of the sorority were selected as fraternity Sweethearts.

Sigma Sigma Sigma contributed and supported community projects such as the March of Dimes fund 
drive, the United Fund drive, and the annual Bread Drive.

Social activities include a "2 plus 2" dance; sponsorship of two all-school dances; the annual 
Founders Day in April; and closing the social year was the annual spring formal.

The sorority mourned the death of Viola MaGee, a long-time advisor of the local chapter, who 
died this past year.

Kathel Addleman Jeanne Bealmer Amy Beaver Ann Biggerstaff Janice Blickham 
Sandra Bowen Sharon Cassity

Cheryi Christman Carol Colyer Rose Cornwell Pamela Cullen Becky Cupp 
Pamela Davison Sherrill DeJong

Judy Dissinger Catherine Evans Joanne Fish Laura Gomez Jamie Grosso 
Janice Hammersmith Marilyn Holman

Pamela Holt Barbara Ingrum Christine Jones Andrea Kochman Mary Anne Logue 
Sharon McCormick Marcia McMains
 

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Mu chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was the recipient of the President's and the Centennial 
scholarship cups for attaining the highest average of all sororities for three successive 
quarters. Dr. F. Clark Elkins presented Jane Bailey with the President's cup, and Dr. Walter H. Ryle 
made the presentation of the Centennial scholarship cup to Jan Cornwell

Vickie Miller Linda Potts Phyllis Mullenix Margaret Reighard

Sally Rice Beverly Richardson Lynne Richardson Marjorie Roderick

Karen Schneider Margery Sievert Susan Stelpflug Carroll Tankesley

Sandra Tribley Phyllis Viviano Brooke Williams Ruth Winter


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Alpha Kappa Lambda

Founded at University of California in 1914 Xi Chapter founded in 1953

Alpha Kappa Lambda

Under the banner of the Xi chapter of Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity, "America's dynamic 
fraternity of individuality," president Ken Kerckoff led Alpha Kappa Lambda through another 
successful year of growth and progress.

The men of Xi chapter selected Sandy Hulsebus as 1967 AKL Sweetheart. Several members of 
the fraternity participated in athletics on the campus. They included Ron Selkirk on the varsity 
tennis team, who has the distinction of being the first player in the history of the College to 
win the first single division of the MIAA conference; and he was also a member of the doubles 
conference championship team. Tim Urban was a member of the Bulldog football squad, while Chuck 
Peterson and Mike Hardy participated on the varsity baseball team.

On campus, AKL's provide leadership in many different areas. John Clark served as councilman 
of the freshman class; Allen Petefish was president of the Agriculture Club; Ken Kielty and Dean 
Nickens were officers of the Young Democrats Club, and Gary Peterson, selected to "Who's Who, 
served as vice-president of the Young Republicans Club.

The annual spring formal, "Old Gold," climaxed the year for Alpha Kappa Lambda, which celebrated 
its 15th anniversary on the Northeast Missouri State College campus.

Ken Kerckoff

Charles McNames, advisor

Phillip Stryker, ass't advisor

Doug Brown Steve Budde Alan Charboneau Jim Clark Nick Colton Vonn Comer 
Robert Denison

Bill Durow Ron Feltz Bill Foster Bob Freitag Jack Grimshaw Barry Gentile 
Mike Hardy

Jay Helfrich Barry Ireland Gary Johns
 

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Four members of Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity prepared for defense of their 1967 Campus 
Bowl title. Pictured are Alan Charboneau, Larry McGlothlin, Ken Kielty, and Dean Nickens.

Ken Kielty Darrell Killebrew Larry Lamberson Ron Latta Mike Lederle 
Denny Linder Bill Maier

Larry McGlothlin Arthur Muensterman Dean Nickens O. H. Patten Alan Petefish 
Doug Peterson Gary Peterson

Ron Selkirk Fred Schultz Kevin Schwartz Bill Schwieder Jim Smith 
Philip Smith Spencer Straubmuller

Tim Urban Wally Walz Alvin Wallace Dana Walker Ed Warner Gary Wilkenson 
Rod Woods
 

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Kappa Alpha Psi Founded in 1911 at University of Indiana Epsilon Eta Chapter founded 
in 1963

Jerry Johnson

Kenneth Gardner

Kappa Alpha Psi

Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity moved into their fraternity house this past fall to begin 
the academic year. A thorough removation both inside and out of the house was carried out by the 
active chapter during the summer months in preparation for the opening of school. Brothers of 
Epsilon Eta chapter are distinguished in campus organizations and varsity athletic competition. The 
fraternity sponsored teams in Intramural competition in the annual Blue Key Campus Bowl.

The local chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on the College campus in 1963. Nationally, 
the fraternity now has 260 chapters and 53,000 members.

Kappa Alphas moved into their newly acquired house in September of 1967.

Howard Bowens, Jr. Alphonso Jackson

Bert W. Ollie, Jr. Melvin O'Neal

George Taylor James Tyler
 

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Phi Kappa Theta

Phi Kappa Theta became the newest fraternity on the College campus as they began their first 
full year, which began in September of 1967.

The brothers of Mu Sigma chapter initiated 19 pledges during the fall and winter quarters. The 
fraternity made significant contributions to the campus and community, and they participated in the 
Intramural program.

The first annual spring formal for Mu Sigma chapter ended the social activities for 1967-68.

Phi Kappa Theta members began the school year by painting and redecorating the interior and 
exterior of their fraternity house.

Rodney Loesch

James Thomas

Douglas Anderson Gary Belfield Ed Berry Richard Brombaugh Don Brooks 
Mike Bruner Randy Butler

Richard Davidson Rick Elkin Jerry Glassford Dan Goble Steve Gray 
Art James Randy Johs

Dan Kinsinger Weemia Leau Jim Martin Mark Morrow Dave Panther 
Dean Partin Steve Sears

Henry Sesepasera Leulumuega Suesue Lui Tuitele James Whiteside Jim Wilke
 

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Phi Sigma Epsilon Founded at Kansas State Teachers College in 1910 Gamma Chapter 
founded in 1927

Bob Mastroberte

Dr. Joseph Dolan, advisor

Gail Albright, ass't advisor

Phi Sigma Epsilon

Capturing the Blue Key Campus Bowl championship was one of many highlites over the past year 
for Gamma chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon. During the 1967-68 academic year, Gamma chapter was under 
the sponsorship of Dr. Joseph Dolan and Gail Albright. Under their leadership the fraternity continued 
to carry out its objectives of encouraging college spirit, fostering culture, and perpetuating 
friendship and intimate social ties within its membership.

Gamma men not only contributed leadership and assistance to the college campus, but rendered 
their services, also, to the Kirksville community by participating in such activities as collecting 
for the United Fund, March of Dimes, and bell ringing for the Salvation Army during the 
Christmas season.

On campus Phi Sigma Epsilon members held offices in each class including presidencies in the 
Graduate and Senior classes.

In athletics, Phi Sigma Epsilon placed twelve men on the varsity football team, five on the 
baseball squad, and two on the track team. They were also top contenders for the all-school 
intramural sports. Eighteen men pledged Gamma chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon during the regular 
fall rush season. The social highlite of the rush season was the annual Apache Dance.
 					
Jim Baker Paul Bittiker Dan Butler Joe Cody Troy Cooper Gary Coulter

Andy Crist Larry Crooks Steve Daniels Frank Davey Tom Davis Tony DeRosa

Jack DiSalvo Mike Dolan Joe Domian Jody Evans Glenn Fast Jim Foley
 

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Twenty-five members of the Gamma chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon participated in the March of Dimes 
drive held in the city of Kirksville this past year. The members helped canvass the area, soliciting 
contributions to help crippled children through the March of Dimes.

Jack Glaser Ralph Gleissner Dan Hennessy Steve Kolb Jerry Lybarger

Barry McLaughlin Lynn Morrell Robert Mudrak Bill Nicodemus Don Olinger

Gary Peterson Dan Pugh Gary Ray Roger Rea Larry Rigdon

Randy Shahan Greg Skinner Roger Smith John Sommorkamp Mike Wagner

Dean Wallingford Robert Warren Gary Watts Terry Weis Roger Willcox


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Sigma Tau Gamma Founded at Central Missouri State Teachers College in 1920 Beta 
Chapter founded in 1921

Sigma Tau Gamma

"Leadership through integrity" again proved to be an apt motto for Beta Chapter of Sigma 
Tau Gamma as members made significant contributions to the College campus, the community and 
to their own personal development.

Beta men provided traditional leadership in various campus organizations. Mike Trent was 
editor of the ECHO and advertising manager of the Index. Dale Barrett was the assistant editor 
of the ECHO.

Class leaders included Bob Moore as councilman of the senior class; Jack Niemier acted as 
president of the junior class; and Jim Arico was vice president of the sophomore class.

Beta Chapter again was a top contender for the all-school intramural sports championship as 
they tried to retain the trophy won by Beta in 1966-67.

Four members of Beta Chapter received the honor of being named to "Who's Who." Those men 
selected were Ed Phelps, Rich Rider, Jim Sefrit, and Mike Trent.

The social events of the year began with the annual "49ers" rush dance and culminated with 
the annual "White Rose" spring formal.

Gay King

Walter H. Ryle, advisor

Tom Duden, ass't. advisor

Jim Arico Jim Baker Gene Ball Tom Ballard Alan Barber John Barr 
Dale Barrett

Larry Blaylock Chris Bohon Steve Bond Perry Bradshaw Dennis Brayton 
Jerry Brown John Bybee

Dennis Chalupa Duane Charles Ron Clawson Paul Comer Howard Cox 
Paul Craig Ron Crowdis

John Dietz Pat Elliott Richard Elliott Gary Fowler Dave Fritz 
Dennis Fuller Bob Gladney

Roger Gooden John Gower Royce Gramm Larry Granneman Steve Harting Steve Holt Mike Hopkins
 

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Sigma Tau Gamma"49ers"dance featured old west setting.

Jesse House Bruce Jarnagon Tom Kahl Murray Key Ron Lary Mike Loveless 
Ed Luedeking

Wayne McCombs Bill McCourt Mickey Martin Al Maxfield Dan Menze Bob Moore 
Paul Moots

Monty Morgan Bill Morris Roger Myers Dave Nachtweih Garrett Newman 
Jack Niemeyer Vinton Pease

Ed Phelps Ronald Pipes Tom Plank Bill Reed Richard Rider Lyle Robertson 
Terry Robertson

Ron Rogers John Ruggeburg Larry Schieni Dan Schmidt Hugh Schuetz 
Steve Schweizer Jim Sefrit

Jerry Shelton Ken Sowers Todd Sloane Mike Trent Greg Tucker Paul Wagner 
Randy Ward

Don Wehr James Welsh

Hal Whiteaker Steve Whitte

Clarke Wilson Phil Wormsley

Burt Young Steve Young
 

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TKE

Tau Kappa Epsilon Founded at Illinois Wesleyan in 1899 Iota Gamma Chapter founded in 1962

Vito DeLaura

Dr. Linn Terry, advisor

Tau Kappa Epsilon

As the 1967-68 academic year opened, Iota Gamma chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon occupied their 
newly refurnished and redecorated fraternity house.

Tau Kappa Epsilon reigned as the fall quarter tug of war champions in the intramural program. They 
placed third in the Homecoming float competition and were number one in the Greek Olympics held during 
the winter quarter.

As in the past, Tau Kappa Epsilon members made significant contributions to the campus and to the 
community of Kirksville. Through April of 1968 members of the fraternity had donated over 500 pints of 
blood to the annual Kirksville Blood Bank. They also assisted various charity organizations in 
the city.

On campus members of Iota Gamma chapter served as class officers and organization leaders.

Gary Burch Jim Bodine Bob Cagle John Caldwell Rex Cantlin 
Rocco Casinelli Ken Clow

Bob Cooney Jim Coy Gary Derby Dave Dickerson Garth Drennen 
Chris Dunshee Mike Farrell

Ron Frenzen Dennis Graser Steve Hilton Ron Hopphan Mike Hupfer 
Tom Jarvis Bob Johnston

George Kaletta Steve Kilcoyne Eric Klein Sam Krupiarz Randy Legendre 
Gary Loeffler Dick Lorenzen

Gene Luck Mike Mahoney Wally Mallins Dan Matheny Steve McPowell 
Stu McMains Bruce McQuillen
 

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Members of Tau Kappa Epsilon display the strength and stamina necessary to pull them through 
as fall quarter champions of the men's tug of war competition.

Bob Melson Jim Miller Don Miner Tom Morgan Mickey Moore Bob Morris 
James Palko

Bill Paradis Duane Peffers Bob Phillips Terry Pinkerton Mike Ritse 
Scott Roby Bob Schutte

Bob Selser Darien Teeter Terry Tomko Keith Turner Gary VanDevelde 
Brian Wendelschaefer Darrel Wheeler

Steve Whipple Richard Wilson Dennis Wynn
 

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Braden Assumed Duties as New Football Coach

New head coach, Marv Braden, assumed full responsibility this season as he replaced the veteran 
"Red" Wade. In what was primarily a rebuilding year, the new mentor led the Bulldog eleven to a tie 
for third place in the M.I.A.A. Conference.

Coach Braden came to the Northeast Missouri State campus from Parsons College where he was backfield 
coach. Braden believed that pride and self-respect were the mainstay of any athlete and without these 
two important characteristics a man was nothing.

Braden expected the men on his team to conduct themselves in a manner and behavior of a true 
athlete. He maintained that fitting behavior brings respect to a school.

A new aspect for the Bulldog football team came in the selection of team captains. Instead of the 
usual two men, the squad had the triple representation in tricaptains Rick Cash, Rick Gorzynski, and 
John Newcomb.

Cash was a stalwart at the tackle spot while Newcomb was a top receiver for the gridders. The third 
man, Gorzynski, was the field general at the quarterback slot.

The Bulldogs got off to a slow start by dropping the first two games. Gorzynski was injured, and even 
with the great job done by Don Cummings, the Bulldogs couldn't seem to find the winning combination. 
The third game, however, seemed to be the one they had been waiting for as Mike Bielic booted the 
ball through the

Bulldog tri-captains Rick Cash, John Newcomb, and Rick Gorzynski talk over game plans with head 
football coach Marv Braden.

Backfield coach Bill Richerson, head coach Marv Braden, and line coach Kenny Gardner discussed game 
strategy on many occasions in guiding the Bulldogs to a successful football season.
 

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uprights for the extra point and a NMSC victory over Pittsburg State.

The men evened the count up at two and two by whipping Wisconsin State on a rain soaked, muddy 
field. Back to the drawing board it was as the Dogs dropped their conference opener and the Hickory 
Stick to the Maryville Bearcats. Much the underdog, Kirksville sprang back to defeat the favored 
Springfield Bears and once again evened their record at three and three.

Warrensburg's stunning offense proved too much for the Bulldogs to handle even on Homecoming as the 
Mules dowsed the Kirksville eleven and smudged their conference record to one win against two losses.

An outstanding defensive exhibition along with a whirling snow proved to be too much for the Rolla 
Miners as the Kirksville gridders won their fourth and last game in the '67 campaign. The following 
week the Bulldogs suffered a decisive defeat at the hands of Cape Girardeau's Indians to wind up the 
season with a four and five season record and a two and three conference standing.

Three NMSC gridders were named to the MIAA All-Conference football squad for the 1967 season. Filling 
the end slot on the offensive team was John Newcomb, tri-captain and senior from East Aurora, Ill. 
John did an excellent job in the receptions department setting up many touchdowns with his outstanding 
pass-catching abilities.

Row 1: Steve Garrett, Jim Farrell, Ralph Gleissner, John Newcomb, Rick Cash, Rick Gorzynski, 
Mike Bielic, Walt Harmon, Pat Elliott, Don Cummings. Row 2: Mac Pendleton, B. J. Bonta, Jerry Meyer, 
Ron Bielinski, Ron Lillquist, Dan Stehle, Steve Jurkins, Mike Berentes, Tim Urban, Larry Crooks. 
Row 3: Rich Stallings, Frank Wagner, Jerry Lybarger, Rich Beard, Bud Dehner, Rick Reeves, 
Pete Cirrintano, Ken Bebermeyer, Dan Pugh, John Suell. Row 4: Bob Hepker, Jeff Koronay, Lloyd Wiese, 
George Kaleta, Gary Womell, Steve Lahay, Gary Boyd, Al Guazzo, John Bringer, Charles Blakely. Row 5: 
Charles Brown, David Murphy, Pete Planchon, Ken Powers, John Haunschild, Terry Laux, Aubrey Johnson, 
Larry McGlaughlin, Gary Newcomb, Jim Arico. Row 6: Tom Hilbert, Jerry Smith, Bill Hull, Gary Lacey, 
George Armstrong, Fontaine Piper, Robert Groff, Ron Belew, Mike Locke.


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Freshman Ken Bebermeyer tied down the end position on the defensive squad gaining recognition 
for his hustle and alertness on the gridiron. His punt block and subsequent recovery in the end-zone 
in the Rolla game are indicative of his hustle and desire.

Jerry Meyer, defensive half-back on the Bulldog eleven, was the third selection to the first 
team, All-Conference squad. Meyer earned his first team berth as a defensive demon and a stalwart 
in the defensive secondary. Meyer, a junior, played his high-school ball in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Kirksville also had five members of the football team named to the MIAA All-Conference 
alternate squads. Halfback Rich Reeves and quarterback, Rick Gorzynski were the two men named to 
the backfield team. Tackle Jim Farrell and guards Mike Bielic and Frank Wagner were also recognized 
by being named to the alternate squads.
 

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SEASON RECORD

NMSC Opponent

NMSC 7 SIU 18

NMSC 7 Parsons 49

NMSC 14 Pittsburg 13

NMSC 20 Wisconsin State 9

NMSC 7 Maryville 13

NMSC 16 Springfield 0

NMSC 0 Warrensburg 9

NMSC 13 Rolla 7

NMSC 6 Cape Girardeau 20
 

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Bulldog Harrier Named All-American 3rd Time

All-American Bulldog, Ron Werling, broke everything but the sound barrier as he led the 
Cross Country squad to a respectable second place conference finish. The three-time All-American 
athlete completed his final year of collegiate competition with a tremendous effort, finishing 10th 
in the nation in the College N.C.A.A. meet at Wheaton, Ill. A standout all three years on the harrier 
team, he placed 12th, 11th, and 10th respectively his sophomore, junior, and senior years in national 
competition.

Regarded by his coach as one of "the finest student-athletes to attend Northeast Missouri State," 
Werling won individual honors in every meet with the exception of the Springfield Invitational and the 
dual meet with Western Illinois.

Winston Churchill was obviously not the only man to use the "V" for victory. Ron Werling strained to 
cut that last tenth of a second from his time as he crossed the finish line well ahead of the second 
place man.

Captain of the Cross Country team, Ron Werling, talked with Coach Tom Songster in a pre-meet 
conference. Perhaps meet strategy was the purpose of the conference, or possibly Coach Songster was 
simply advising Werling to loosen up and keep the other members of the squad relaxed.

SEASON RECORD 15 -- 45 Over Lincoln 27 -- 28 Over Western Illinois 5th at Springfield 
Invitational 17 -- 44 Over Culver Stockton 36 -- 22 Loss to Emporia State 21 -- 34 Over 
Warrensburg 2nd in M.I.A.A. 29th in College N.C.A.A.
 

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Discipline, Training, Desire Earmark a Winning Season

Strict discipline, rigid training, and an overwhelming desire to win was Coach Tom Songster's 
team's guide as they sped their way to a successful season.

After losing six lettermen from last year's squad, Coach Songster planned on a rebuilding year. It 
turned out to be the kind of rebuilding year no coach in the country would mind. In his rookie year as 
head coach, Songster turned in a reputable four and one record in dual meets, capturing second in the 
conference behind Cape Girardeau.

A fifth place finish in the Spring Invitational meet was considered par for the course, and a 29th 
place finish in the College Division National Collegiate Athletic Association meet won the Bulldog 
harriers national respect as there were over 50 teams entered.

Coach Songster will have the entire team returning next fall with the exception of graduating senior, 
Ron Werling. Through mutual respect, the desire to be a winner, and the natural talent which made up 
the team, a combination of coach and athletes put together a winning combination which will long be 
remembered.

Assisting Bulldog harrier Rodger Lawrence with a spiked leg was team manager Dennis Newbrough. Giving 
some pointers for treatment was the other team manager, Ron Clawson. Observing the repair job were 
the Nissing twins. Rich and Ron. and Ray Moncavage.

Legging it out on the final few yards of the pre-meet warm up. the nucleus of Missouri State's Cross 
Country team, clad in their warm-up sweat pants, prepared to meet their opponent. Left to right: 
Wayne Denny. Keith Allen. Ron Werling, Tom Logan, Pat Sullivan. Bill Young, and Jim Essman.
 

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Connie Hickenbottom and Janie English.
Kaye Johnson
Kneeling, Linda Cagle; Barb Haskins.
 

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College Cheerleaders

Enthusiastic, vivacious, and effervescent help describe the qualities desplayed by the College 
cheerleaders at athletic events which pitted the Bulldogs against top competition.

This year's cheerleaders were selected by a panel of students and faculty members at tryouts held 
in early September.

Barb Haskins and Jill Billington were selected by the cheerleaders to serve as co-captains over 
the past year.

The cheerleading squad opened their season at the first home football game wearing new purple 
uniforms with large white felt letters.

Aiding the cheerleaders this year was the addition of a field microphone. An addition to their 
cheerleading activities this past year was boostering spirit at home wrestling meets.

Jane Barnett of the physical education faculty was sponsor of the College cheerleaders this 
past year.

Jill Billington

Vicki Patryla, Brenda Simon and Jan Ward.
 

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Row 1: James Dougherty, athletic director; Willard Sims, assistant coach; Boyd King, head coach; 
Dave Moore, Kevin Schwartz, Ron Sterchi. Dick Hlavek. Ken McBride, Larry Hammerbacher, Al Smith. 
Row 2: Denny Roberts, manager; Chuck King, Ken Parker, Claude Wilson. Rich Rider, Mike McPherson, 
Steve Luett, Dave Schebell. 
Row 3: Gary Bennett, manager; Phil Calhoun, Paul Ozug, Frank Curtis, John Hines, 
Dan O'Connell, Don Hoover.

Spirit, Desire Lead Cagers to Successful Season

As predicted by the experts in the pre-season poll, the Bulldog Cagers finished second in the MIAA 
Conference race to nationally ranked Southwest Missouri State, Springfield.

The Bulldogs provided many thrills for the home fans in the Pershing Arena as they won 8 out of 10 
games played at home.

The offensive attack displayed by the Bulldogs resulted in a 77.3 offensive average while the 
defensive work of the team allowed their opponents to score on the average of 73.9 points per game.

While establishing the season slate the Cagers set a Pershing field house record for scoring in one 
game by racking up Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, 118-68.

The nucleus of the starting line-up for the Bulldogs was made up of seven returning lettermen and 
two transfer students, Paul Ozug and Ken McBride, who provided the speed and board power that was 
lacking in last year's season.

Coaches Boyd King and Willard Sims were particularly proud of the spirit and desire displayed by 
the team during the past season.
 

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Season Record
NMSC                            Opponent 
91   Central College            76 
75   Western Illinois           79 
79   Central Methodist College  61 
81   Central Missouri           79 
62   Southwest Missouri         72 
91   Omaha University           77 
67   St. Benedict's College     69 
76   Washburn University        73 
83   Millikin University       100 
67   Northwest Missouri         56 
76   U. of Mo., Rolla           83 
81   Southeast Missouri         87 
76   Parsons College            58 
79   William Jewell             85 
65   U. of Mo., Rolla           54 
68   Southeast Missouri         65 
63   Central Missouri           72 
66   Southwest Misouri          85 
118  SIU, Edwardsville          68 
72   Rockhurst                  77 
88   Northwest Missouri         77 
88   Northern Illinois U.      106 
79   SIU, Edwardsville          69
 

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The Bulldog Cagers opened the season at home with a 91 - 76 victory over Central College of 
Pella, Iowa. Starting for the 'Dogs in the opening game were seniors Rich Rider and Ken McBride 
at the guard position. At the forward position were allconference nominee Paul Ozug and freshman 
Claude Wilson. At the post position Coach King selected 6'7" John Hines.

Through the first six games, four of which were played at home, the Bulldogs compiled a 4 - 2 
record with victories coming over Central Methodist, Central Missouri State, and Omaha University.

The Bulldogs then entered the Quincy Holiday Tournament and were able to pick up only one 
victory against two defeats. Mike McPheron was selected to the alltournament team.
 

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Moving into the second half of the cage season the Bulldogs began with a victory over 
Northwest Missouri State and like the other clubs in the MIAA conference other than Southwest 
Missouri State, the Bulldogs had trouble winning on the road. Toward the close of the season, 
Coaches King and Sims selected as their starting line-up Rick Cash, Paul Ozug, Ken McBride, 
Rich Rider, and Ron Sterchi. This line-up seemed to give the Bulldogs the balanced attack and 
board power which was lacking midway through the season.

Paul Ozug led the MIAA conference in scoring for the season with a 21.1 average and he was second 
in rebounding with a 13.4 average. Rich Rider came out on top as the leading free throw shooter in 
the conference with a .826 average from the charity stripe and finished third with a 47.6 field goal 
shooting percentage.

Ken McBride was among the leaders in the conference with assists. The Bulldog's season record for 
the past year totaled 12 wins against 11 losses.

With the loss of only four regulars and a strong returning nucleus, the Bulldogs should be definite 
contenders for the MIAA conference crown in the 1968-69 cage season according to Coach Boyd King.
 

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Bulldogs Capture Wrestling Crown

"Best effort I've ever seen," commented wrestling coach H. A. Walmsley as his Bulldogs captured 
the 1968 MIAA Conference wrestling championship.

Bulldog wrestlers won twelve of eighteen dual meets this past winter with five losses and one tie 
coming at the hands of such national powers as University of Missouri, Columbia; Kansas State, 
Manhattan, Kansas; 1967 MIAA conference champions, Northwest Missouri State; and Wayne State 
University, Wayne, Nebraska.

For the relatively young Bulldogs the training for the season was strenuous and tiring. The long 
hours of work by team members and Coach H. A. Walmsley were rewarded with a strong dual 
victory record.

Different individual Bulldog wrestlers carried matches for the team on several occasions. Outstanding 
performances were given by Curt Hines, co-captain; Curd Alexander, George Simmons, and 
heavy-weight Richard Beard, co-captain. On many occasions these wrestlers came through with deciding 
victories.

Row 1: Roger Hodapp, Albert Hines, Raymond Moncovage, Robert Nunez, Michael Jaffe, Richard Beard, 
George Simmons, Mark Hayes, Curtis Hines, Donald Sherer, Curd Alexander, Steven Miller. Row 2: 
Coach Walmsley, Earnest Payne, Paul Thompson, Henry Gil, Michael Binning, Larry Shocklay, David 
Long, Mac Pendelton, Robert Mumma, Michael Fultz, Mark Leslie, Robert Simms.
 

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Rich Beard placed 4th nationally and was named to the All-American wrestling team.

Curd Alexander won the 115 pound class national wrestling title and received All-American honors.
 

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Tennis Team Seeks Fifth Conference Crown

The Bulldog tennis team opened the season looking forward to their fifth straight conference 
crown. With five returning lettermen on the squad, Coach Ralph Pink expected his team to be the 
squad to defeat for the MIAA top spot.

Returning to the tennis court this year were lettermen Ken Clow, John Newcomb, Dave Romberg, 
Ron Sterchi, and Ron Selkirk.

The team began strong work outs in the Pershing Arena early in February. This was in preparation 
for the season indoor opening match against Graceland College on March 15 in the Pershing Arena.

The tennis team moved outdoors on April 19 as they played Illinois Wesleyan College at Bloomington, 
Illinois. The conference tournament was held May 9 -11 at Central Missouri State, Warrensburg.

Row 1: Randy Krigbaum, David Romberg, Ken Clow. Row 2: Fontaine Piper, Mark Morrow, Ron Sterchi, 
John Newcomb. Row 3: Kevin Schwartz, Denauvo Robinson, Ron Selkirk, Kurt Marin, Coach Pink.
 

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Baseball Team Opens Season in Southland

Coach Sam Nugent and his baseball team began their season with a tour of southern colleges 
before opening the regular conference season.

The baseball contigent opened their home season on the recently completed College baseball field 
against Quincy College of Quincy, Illinois.

With six returning lettermen from last year"s young squad, Coach Nugent expressed high expectations 
for the diamond team to be a definite contender for the conference crown.

The baseball team began workouts in the Pershing Arena during the early part of this past year and 
moved outdoors early in March at which time the team was able to give more consideration to the 
application of the basic skills that were worked on while indoors.

Larry Anderson warming up his pitching arm early in the season.

Row 1: Mike Lock, Gary Lacey, Mike Hardy, John Luhn, Bob Burnes, Rick Morgan, Bob Miller. Row 2: 
Don Hoover, Terry Ray, Thomas Burg, Jack Billington, Charles Blakeley, Steve Justice, John Szofran, 
Mike Dolan, Dean Schulenberg. Row 3: John Sparks, Steve Eisenhower, Gene Ball, Carl Foultz, Mike 
Crain, Ronnie Hargrave, Jim Arico, Gary Watts. Row 4: Mel McKie, David Current, Phil Luksetich, 
Steven Lahay, Chuck Peterson, Mike Gilbert, Larry Anderson. Row 5: Victor Davis, Manager; Coach 
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Gary Derby, Mike Delahaunty, Coach Bill Richerson, Mike Brake, Gary Pittinger, and 
Rick Mansfield. Not pictured, Pat Elliott.

Golf Team Bids for Conference Crown

Three returning lettermen comprised the nucleus of the Bulldog golf team which was considered 
to be one of the top contenders for the MIAA conference crown. Back this year for Coach Bill 
Richerson's links team were Mike Brake, Pat Elliott, and Rick Mansfield.

Gary Pittinger and Mike Delahaunty, returning squadmen from the 1967 campaign, and sophomore, 
Gary Derby, provided a strong attack for the Bulldog contingent.

Practice for the linkmen began indoors in late January. They were able to move out to the 
Kirksville Country Club in March when they were put through a rigorous training and conditioning 
program as they prepared for their opening match on April 1 against the University of 
Missouri, Rolla.

The first home match for the golfers was against William Penn College on April 5.
 

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Right, Hurdlers Gary Boyd and Ron Davis carried their share of the load for the track team 
throughout the indoor and outdoor season. Bottom, Al Jackson and Mike Berentes practiced quick 
starts from the blocks for competition in the dash events.
 

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Row 1: Eddie Nash, James Georges, Gary Boyd, David Rapp, Wayne Denny, Aubrey Johnson. Row 2: 
Mike Pemberton, Jeffrey Koroknay, Steve Harting, Michael Berentes, Alphonso Jackson, Lucien Hotte, 
Ronald Hunt. Row 3: Robert Meyer, Fred Banks, Patrick Sullivan, Bill Young, Richard Rother, Keith 
Allen, Terry Smutzer. Row 4: Terry Weis, Ron Davis, Tom Logan.

Bulldog Track Men Rank High Nationally

Coach Kenneth Gardner again assembled one of the nation's top College track teams at NMSC. The 
squad again was rated the team to defeat in the MIAA indoor and outdoor conference meets.

The thinclads began their indoor competition at the Illinois Invitational Track Meet which found 
strong performances by shotputter Paul Economides, hurdler Ron Davis and the mile relay team comprised 
of Al Jackson, Jerome Walker, Wayne Denney and Ron Davis.

The outdoor season got underway with the Texas relays and closed with the MIAA conference meet at 
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Intramurals Attract Members of Both Sexes

Intramurals began this past fall quarter with the men and women's tug of war competition. Capturing 
first place in the men's division was Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity who defeated the McPhersons in the 
championship pull. Members of the Women's Physical Education club were successful in capturing the 
female division of the tug of war competition.

Due to the work on the intramural field, fleetball competition was not held last year. The annual 
turkey run held in late November attracted about 50 participants who attempted to cover a 1.7 mile 
course across and around the College campus. Breaking the wire in first place was Vic Davis followed 
closely by Keith Gass and Gary DouBrava. Winning time for the winner was 9 minutes and 27 seconds.
 

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Indoor intramural competition got underway with volleyball games taking place on all available 
courts in the Pershing Arena. After four weeks of vigorous competition, the faculty and the Samoans 
came face to face for the all-school volleyball championship. After nearly three hours of battling 
and spiking, the Samoans won the final game of the five-game set and were crowned champions.


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Dan Menze, Sigma Tau Gamma, and Terry Weis, Phi Sigma Epsilon, finished first and second 
respectively in the fall intramural tennis games.

The College women's extramural basketball team won the State of Missouri College Women's 
Basketball championship. The co-eds defeated the University of Missouri, Kansas City; Central 
Missouri State, Warrensburg; and Central Methodist College, Fayette, on their way to the Missouri 
State Sports Day Basketball championship.

Sixty-four teams saw action in the men's intramural basketball play with the Sports Imperial 
team winning the all-school championship by defeating the Piston Kings in the championship game.

Badminton doubles wound up with Seri Lammoonpun and Amornchai Tantimedh defeating Bill McCourt 
and Gene Ball in the championship encounter. Seri won the singles badminton title by defeating 
Amornchai in a three-match play off.

Lai Mo Ping repeated as singles champion in the men's table tennis tournament as he downed 
Mike Hupfer. Mo Ping and Campfield Ip also gained their second successive doubles ping pong 
championship.

Spring intramurals were concluded with competition in soft ball, track and horseshoes.
 

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CLASSES
 

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169
 

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Sherry Anspach. . . . . . Ethel 
Beverly Ashburn. . . . . . Kirksville 
Russell Ashburn. . . . . . Kirksville 
Larry Beshears. . . . . . Vandalia

Vvnnee Chandrakamol. . . . . . Thailand 
Kline Capps. . . . . . Novinger 
Yen-i Chang. . . . . . Taiwan 
Robert Chapman. . . . . . Cincinnati, Ohio

Paul Chiang. . . . . . Taiwan 
Chia Chien. . . . . . Taiwan 
Booyue Chiraphongse. . . . . . Thailand 
Joseph Croarkin. . . . . . Kirksville

Karen Croarkin. . . . . . Kirksville 
Stephen Daniels. . . . . . Kirksville 
Elmer Epperly. . . . . . Milton, Iowa 
Motokiyo Fujii. . . . . . Japan

Marjorie Gleason. . . . . . Kirksville 
Sr. Mary Gruenloh. . . . . . O'Fallon 
Donald Hamm. Exline, . . . . . Iowa 
Robert Hart. . . . . . Florissant

Aurapi Hengsuvanich. . . . . . Thailand 
Clyde James. . . . . . Centralia 
Larry Johnsen. . . . . . Port Byron, Illinois 
Pulsre Kanokvichitra. . . . . . Thailand

Po-Lung Kao. . . . . . Taiwan 
Gay King. . . . . . Wentzville 
Albert Lane. . . . . . St. Catherine 
Carl Lawrence. . . . . . Moberly
 

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Graduate Class

Sompon Lekskul. . . . . . Thailand 
Yen Lee Leung. . . . . . Hong Kong 
Elizabeth Li. . . . . . Taiwan 
Angela Liu. . . . . . Taiwan

Donald Maddy. . . . . . Macon 
Bozorg Mahmoody. . . . . . Iran 
Connie Meeker. . . . . . Eldora, Iowa 
Jack Muskovin. . . . . . Kirksville

William Nichols. . . . . . St. Louis 
Hiroyuki Okada. . . . . . Japan 
Robert Overkamp. . . . . . Rhineland 
Dorothy Peavler. . . . . . Kirksville
 
Buatong Phapuntu. . . . . . Thailand 
Varune Phuvasorakul. . . . . . Thailand

David Prather. . . . . . Kirksville 
Ginny Raney. . . . . . Center

David Rose. . . . . . Iowa City, Iowa 
Albert Rostello. . . . . . Moberly

Edith Sakagawa. . . . . . Hawaii 
Jean Sun. . . . . . Taiwan
 

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Mutsumi Sakai. . . . . . Japan 
Toshihiro Sakai. . . . . . Japan 
Srisuwan Sangsiri. . . . . . Thailand 
Mitsutoshi Sato. . . . . . Japan

Geraldine Schmitter. . . . . . Queen City 
Alfred Schumacher. . . . . . Dixon, Illinois 
Bunjob Sermtong. . . . . . Thailand 
Edward Shapiro. . . . . . Wentzville

Yasuhiro Shibata. . . . . . Japan 
Thomas Singer. . . . . . Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
Thomas Sommerkamp. . . . . . Kirksville 
Rusami Sookphanich. . . . . . Thailand

Robert Sowinski. . . . . . Hobart, Indiana 
Eva Sponsler. . . . . . Kirksville 
Yen-Chih Sun. . . . . . Taiwan 
Srithorn Suwan. . . . . . Thailand

Shukichi Takami. . . . . . Japan 
Amornchai Tantimedh. . . . . . Thailand 
Sangchan Theeraratanabhandhu. . . . . . Thailand 
Surapol Theeraratanabhandau. . . . . . Thailand
 

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Graduate Class

Norman Tooley. . . . . . Kirksville 
Shu-Min Tu. . . . . . Taiwan 
Prakorb Vichien. . . . . . Thailand 
Elvira Villasenor. . . . . . Philippines

Danilo Vinluan. . . . . . Philippines 
James Vukrich. . . . . . St. Louis 
Betty Walker. . . . . . Alexandria 
Che Anita Wang. . . . . . Taiwan

Ronald Werling. . . . . . Tipton, Iowa 
John Whelan. . . . . . Lincolnwood, Illinois 
John Whitt. . . . . . Bethany 
Harold Wayne Willis. . . . . . Canton
 
Jeanette Wright. . . . . . Kirksville 
Anna Wu. . . . . . China 
Julia Yeh. . . . . . China 
Sompongs Younvanich. . . . . . Thailand
 

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Class of 1968

Martha Sue Acuff. . . . . . Kirksville 
English. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Beta Tau Delta, Cardinal Key, President; English Club, Index Staff, 
Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Student Mentor, Who's Who, Young Democrats, Echo Staff, Business Manager. 
Susan Gay Adland. . . . . . Marshalltown, Ia. 
Art Education.

Ronald Frank Albert. . . . . . Brookfield, Ill. 
Zoology. Alpha Kappa Lambda. 
William Harry Alexander. . . . . . Ottumwa, Ia. 
Business Administration. Pre-Law.

Donald Lawrence Allen. . . . . . Newtown 
Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma, Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Omega Pi, Pre-Law, SNEA. 
James Alley. . . . . . Allerton, Ia. 
Business Education.

Vena Marie Almond. . . . . . Milan 
Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma. Band, Elementary Majors Chorus, GooGlePlex Society, Secretary. 
Karen B. Altemeier. . . . . . Grinnell, Ia. 
Elementary Education.

Larry Lee Altgilbers. . . . . . Canton Physics. 
Blue Key, Treasurer; Sigma Zeta, President. 
Janice L. Amosson. . . . . . Ottumwa, Ia. 
Physical Education. Delta Zeta, PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association. 
Brian Arvid Anderson. . . . . . Oak Lawn, Ill. 
Business Education. Circle K Club, President; SNEA. 
Robert Joe Andrews. . . . . . Stone Park, Ill. 
Geography. Veterans Club.

Enrigue Angrisano. . . . . . Venezuela 
Industrial Arts. International Club, NEMO Singers. 
Nancy Elaine Archer. . . . . . Gilman City 
Vocational Home Economics. Colhecon Club, Dorm Council, SNEA, Student Mentor. 
Zilpha Loretta Armstrong. . . . . . Gravette, Ark. 
English. 
Vicki Lee Arnold. . . . . . Milan 
Zoology. Alpha Phi Sigma.

Jack D. Atterberry. . . . . . LaPlata 
History. Alpha Phi Sigma, President; Blue Key, Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, Pre-Law, 
Young Democrats, Who's Who. 
James Earl Baker. . . . . . St. Louis 
Physical Education. Baseball, English Club. Interfraternity Council, Junior Class Officer, Vice-President; 
K-Club, Newman Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, SNEA, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Young Democrats. 
Pamela Ann Baldwin. . . . . . Houston, Texas 
Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, Secretary; SNEA. 
Frederick Lee Banks. . . . . . Los Angeles, Calif. 
Physical Education and History. Football, K-Club, Track.
 

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Wilbur Charles Bardon, Jr. . . . . . Florissant 
Accounting. 
Michael David Barnes. . . . . . St. Louis 
Physical Education. Newman Club. 
Wilma Margarett Barnes. . . . . . St. Charles Art. 
Art Club, Newman Club. 
Nancy Carol Barnett. . . . . . Trenton English.

Terry Don Barnett. . . . . . Trenton Business Administration.
Marilyn Regina Barron. . . . . . Lovilia, Ia. 
Elementary Education, Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA.
James B. Barrows. . . . . . Macon
Industrial Education. SNEA. 
Thelma Lea Bartmess. . . . . . Kirksville
Elementary Education.

Teri Jan Baskett. . . . . . Princeton 
Elementary Education. 
Mary Jeanne Bealmer. . . . . . Mexico
Elementary Education. Aeolian Club, Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus, NEMO Singers, 
Sigma Sigma Sigma, SNEA, Young Democrats.
Nan Begeman. . . . . . Monroe City 
Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Treasurer; Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, WRA, historian; SNEA, historian; 
Cardinal Key, PEM, Who's Who. 
Arlette Anne Bell. . . . . . Lancaster Speech Correction.

Calvin Leroy Belshe. . . . . . Kansas City 
Biology. 
Craig Richard Bennett. . . . . . St. Louis
Physical Education. Basketball, Manager; K-Club, PEM Club. 
Michael Lee Bennett. . . . . . Fulton, Ill.
Biology. Newman Club, SNEA. 
Marvin Berman. . . . . . Philadelphia, Pa. 
Nursing. Student Nurses Assoc.

Patty Jo Bertelle. . . . . . Numa, Ia. 
Business Education. Pi Omega Pi. 
Lorene Jean Berti. . . . . . Bevier
French. College Players, Delta Zeta, Newman Club, Romance Language Club, SNEA, Student Mentor, 
Student Social Committee, Young Democrats. 
Ellen Sue Bertram. . . . . . Rutledge 
Business Administration. Alpha Phi Sigma, Band, SNEA. 
Antoinette Bethel. . . . . . Kirksville 
Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, SNEA.

John A. Bettor. . . . . . New Kensington, Pa. 
Pre-Osteopathic. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pre-Osteopathic Club.
Mike Lee Bielic. . . . . . Orland Park, Ill. 
Physical Education. Baseball, Football, K-Club, Vice-President; 
Phi Sigma Epsilon. John P. Billman. Sigourney, Ia.General Science. 
Paul Alfred Bittiker. . . . . . Mendon
Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Basketball. Interfraternity Council, Phi Sigma Epsilon. 
Vice-President; Wesley Foundation, Young Republicans.

Steven Jay Bland. . . . . . Vandalia Agriculture. 
Agriculture Club, B.S.U. 
Janice Marcia Blickhan. . . . . . Brookfield 
Speech Correction. Aeolian Club, Band, Cardinal Key. Clarinet Choir, College Ushers, 
Oral Interpreters, Secretary; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Vice-President; SNEA, Student Mentor. Young 
Democrats, Who's Who.
Edward Herman Bliefnick. . . . . . Salisbury 
Physical Education. Baseball, Beta Sigma Psi, SNEA, Men's Physical Education Majors Club. 
Karen Mae Bollen. . . . . . St. Louis 
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association
 

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Donna Ruth Bond. . . . . . Kirksville 
Elementary Education.
Richard Louis Boroni. . . . . . Brookfield 
Business Administration.
Georgia Botts. . . . . . Bloomfield, Ia. 
Speech, SNEA.
James S. Botts. . . . . . Bloomfield, Ia. 
Business Education. SNEA.

Howard Bowens. . . . . . St. Louis 
Sociology. Band, Cross Country, Historical Society, Interfraternity Council, International Club, 
Kappa Alpha Psi, President; Orchestra, United Campus Christian Fellowship, Wesley Foundation, 
Who's Who, Young Democrats.
Connie Irene Bower. . . . . . Hannibal 
Social Science. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
Russell Hugo Bowles. . . . . . Hannibal 
History. Historical Society, SNEA.
Karen Margaret Boyer. . . . . . Memphis 
Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, Secretary; SNEA.

Bonnie Marie Bradley. . . . . . La Belle 
Social Science. Historical Society, SNEA.
David Eugene Bradley. . . . . . La Belle 
History. Historical Society, SNEA.
Sarah L. Bram. . . . . . Macon 
English. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Oral Interpreters, SNEA.
Leon Duane Brammer. . . . . . Wayland 
Social Science. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, President.

Richard Spencer Branch. . . . . . St. Louis
Geography. Young Democrats.
Ruth Elora Brandt. . . . . . Edina
Elementary Education. Elementary Majors Chorus.
John W. Brannen. . . . . . Monroe, Ia.
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
James D. Breckenridge. . . . . . Keosauqua, Ia.
English.

James Lawrence Brewer. . . . . . Kirksville
Speech Correction. Alpha Phi Omega.
Larry LaVerne Brewer. . . . . . Marceline
Business Administration.
John Francis Briggs. . . . . . Kirksville
General Science.
Pamela Sue Briggs. . . . . . Fairfield, Ia.
General Science.

Richard Dean Brombaugh. . . . . . Stockport, Ia.
Agriculture. Agriculture Club, Vice-President; Phi Kappa Theta.
Jeanette F. Brown. . . . . . Elsberry
History.
Jerry H. Brown. . . . . . Kirksville
Art. Art Club, Sigma Tau Gamma.
Mary Elizabeth Brown. . . . . . Mercer
Business Education. SNEA.

Charles Michael Bruner. . . . . . Downing
General Science. Phi Kappa Theta.
Meredith Bruner. . . . . . St. Louis
Psychology, Dorm Council, Gamma Delta, SNEA, Student Social Committee, Women's Recreation 
Ass'n., Council for the Exceptional Child, Psychology Club.
Nancy Wyonne Bruner. . . . . . Downing
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, 
Elementary Majors Chorus. SNEA.
Maria Santa Bubenyak. . . . . . Centerville, Ia.
Home Economics, Business Administration, and Psychology. Colhecon Club, International Club, 
Newman Club, SNEA.


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Class of 1968

Linda Gale Buck. . . . . . Kirksville
French. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
Phyllis Carlyn Buffington. . . . . . Columbus Junction, Ia.
Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Art Club, Dorm Council, English Club, International Club.
Phongsuree Bunnag. . . . . . Thailand
Art.
Barbara Jean Burchett. . . . . . Paris
English Literature.

Jill D. Burnam. . . . . . Denver, Colo.
History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, SNEA, Student Social Committee.
Patricia A. Bush. . . . . . Macon
English. Alpha Phi Sigma, English Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club.
Don Arthur Cable. . . . . . St. Catherine
General Science. Pre-Osteopathic Club, United Campus Christian Fellowship.
Judy Ann Cale. . . . . . Montrose, Ia.
Physical Education.

James M. Callaghan. . . . . . Syracuse, N.Y.
Music Education. Band, NEMO Singers.
Forest Lee Cannon. . . . . . Clarksville
Geography.
Timothy John Capewell . . . . . Trenton, N.J.
History. Historical Society, Newman Club, SNEA.
Florence Jean Carroll. . . . . . Frankfort, Ind.
Home Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Chaplain; Colhecon Club, Panhellenic 
Council, Treasurer.

Barbara Jean Carter. . . . . . Stockport, Ia.
Nursing. Sigma Kappa, Student Nurses Association, President.
Robert Cooper Carter. . . . . . Centralia
Physical Education. Baseball.

Mary Ann Cary. . . . . . Canton
Elementary Education. Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA. Women's Recreation Association.
Virgil Cassill. . . . . . Drakesville, Ia.
Mathematics.

Sharon Jean Cassity. . . . . . Brookfield
English. English Club. Sigma Sigma Sigma. Recording Secretary; SNEA, Student Mentor, Young Democrats.
Dennis Arthur Chalupa. . . . . . Phoenix, Ariz.
Social Science. Alpha Phi Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma. SNEA.

John M. Chapman. . . . . . Kirksville
Zoology.
Alan Darrell Charboneau. . . . . . Independence
History. Alpha Kappa Lambda. Recording Secretary; B.S.U., Historical Society. Young Republicans


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KuoMing Chien. . . . . . China
Mathematics. International Club.
Jennie Jo Chloupek. . . . . . Huntsville
Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
Kenneth Lee Christal. . . . . . Hannibal
History. SNEA.
Marlene M. Christopher. . . . . . Bevier
Physical Education. Beta Tau Delta, B. S. U., PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association, 
Young Democrats.

Jeanne Louise Christy. . . . . . Muscatine, Ia.
Home Economics. Agriculture Club, Colhecon Club, Orchestra, SNEA.
Shao-Wu Chuang. . . . . . Taiwan
Chemistry.
Cheryl Ann Cimmino. . . . . . Palmyra
Home Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Parliamentarian; Colhecon Club, K-Dettes.
Louis V. Cimmino Haledon, . . . . . N. J.
Economics. Alpha Phi Sigma, Vice-President. Kappa Delta Pi, Student Social Committee.

John Edward Claggett. . . . . . Shelbina
History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, International Club, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Young 
Republicans.
James Robert Clark, Jr. . . . . . Monroe City
Industrial Arts. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Band, B. S. U., Industrial Arts Club.
Ruth Ann Clark. . . . . . Rock Island, Ill.
Nursing. Student Nurses Association.
Ronald Gene Clawson. . . . . . Linneus.
Physical Education. Men's PEM Club, Treasurer; Sigma Tau Gamma, Track.

Alice Jeanette Clime. . . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
English.
Lawrence V. Close. . . . . . Corning, N. Y.
Business Administration.
Jacquelyn Ruth Clow. . . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Elementary Education. SNEA.
Diana Lynn Cloyd. . . . . . Cedarville, Ohio
Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, PEM Club, Wesley Foundation, Women's Recreation 
Association.

Barbara Jean Coe. . . . . . Carrollton
Home Economics. Colhencon Club, SNEA.
Gary E. Collins. . . . . . Dallas City, Ill.
Physical Education.
Gary Wayne Collins. . . . . . Russell, Ia.
History.
Dean Craig Collopy. . . . . . Batavia, Ia.Mathematics.


Paul B. Comer. . . . . . St. Louis
Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Football, K-Club. Sigma Tau Gamma, Student Council, President; 
Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Who's Who.
Vonn L. Comer. . . . . . Des Moines, Ia.
Industrial Arts. Alpha Kappa Lamb

Jenny Lind Compton. . . . . . Milan
Political Science.
Edward G. Conklin. . . . . . Memphis
General Science. Alpha Phi Omega, Corresponding Secretary; Newman Club, Sigma Zeta, Vice-President; SNEA, 
Young Republicans.
 

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Class of 1968

Thomas O. Cool. . . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Industrial Arts. . . . . . Industrial Arts Club.
Robert Warren Cooney. . . . . . Davenport, Ia.
Business Administration. Interfraternity Council, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary; Young Democrats.
Gary Eugene Coulter. . . . . . Davenport, Ia.
Physical Education. B. S. U., SNEA, Student Council, Councilman-at-Large; Young Democrats, Men's 
Physical Education Majors Club.
Carol Ann Cox. . . . . . Princeton
English. English Club, SNEA.

Jeanie Coy. . . . . . Kirksville
Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Chaplain; Alpha Sigma Alpha, Membership Director; Art Club, Beta 
Tau Delta. President; B. S. U., Cardinal Key, College Ushers, Captain; Freshman Class Officer, Councilwoman; 
K-Dettes, Kappa Delta Pi, Panhellenic Council, President; SNEA, Student Council, Secretary; Student Mentor, 
Student Social Committee, Who's Who.
Jimmie Dean Coy. . . . . . Kirksville
Zoology - Pre-Osteopathic. Alpha Phi Omega, B. S .U., Interfraternity Council, Pre-Osteopathic Club, Tau Kappa 
Epsilon.
Larry Bruce Craig. . . . . . Hannibal
Business Administration.
Larry Robert Craig. . . . . . Keosauqua, Ia.
Biology. Phi Kappa Theta.

Gary Crank. . . . . . Elsberry
Music Education. Aeolian Club, NEMO Singers.
Richard Dwight Crawford. . . . . . Kirksville
Zoology.
Lynn Creason. . . . . . Brashear
Physical Education. Men's Physical Education Club, SNEA.
Donald Gene Crist. . . . . . Kirksville
Industrial Arts.

Terry K. Crow. Ottumwa, Ia.Physical Education and Speech.
Dorothy Baker Cupp. KirksvilleElementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi.
Mary Elizabeth Curp. Memphis, Tenn.Elementary Education. Newman Club.
Diane Colleen Dale	Ottumwa, Ia.Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, 
Elementary Majors Chorus, Orchestra, SNEA.

Thelma Irene Daniels. NovingerHome Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA.
Donna Rae Danielsen. Davenport, Ia.Elementary Education. Gamma Delta, SNEA.
Melvin Orlando Dant, Jr. HannibalHistory. B. S. U., Historical Society, Pre-Law, Young Democrats.
Carole Ruth Davis. HannibalSpeech Correction. SNEA.

Connie Lee Davis. . . . . . Macon
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.
David Davis. . . . . . Mexico
Zoology.
Daniel Warren Day. . . . . . Allerton, Ia.
History.
June Ellen Degeneff. . . . . . Ferguson 
Nursing Education. B. S. U., Dorm Council, Sigma Kappa, Student Nurses Association, Historian.
 

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Class of 1968

Nancy Lu Deist. . . . . . Welton, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.
Vito P. DeLaura. . . . . . Northvale, N. J. 
Physical Education. Alpha Phi Omega, Interfraternity Council, PEM Club, SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon, 
President.
John B. DellaVedova. . . . . . Ottumwa, Ia. 
Biology. Alpha Phi Omega, Newman Club, SNEA.
Jerry Edward Dennis. . . . . . North English, Ia. 
History.

Anthony Ronald Derosa. . . . . . Hackensack, N. J.
Physical Education. Phi Sigma Epsilon.
Thomas James Devin. . . . . . Muscatine, Ia. 
Industrial Arts.
Charlotte Anne Dewey. . . . . . Louisiana 
Elementary and Kindergarten Education. Association for Childhood Education, SNEA.
Marsha C. Dickerson. . . . . . Tipton, Ia.
Speech Correction. Dorm Council, Wesley Foundation, Secretary.

John P. Dietz. . . . . . Cedar Rapids, Ia. 
English. Alpha Phi Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma.
John DiSalvo. . . . . . Hackensack, N.J. 
Physical Education. Phi Sigma Epsilon.
Elizabeth Ann Broyles Dombek. . . . . . Trenton 
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, College Ushers, Oral Interpreters, SNEA, 1966 Echo Queen.
Nancy Jean Dominacki. . . . . . Davenport, Ia. 
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association.

John Wayne Donnelly. Bloomfield, Ia. Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
Diane L. Dorflinger. Warrenton Biology. SNEA.
Judi Kay Doubleday. Ankeny, Ia. Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
Bernice Carol Downs. Springfield, Ill. Elementary Education.

Daniel Joe Drane. . . . . . Columbia
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
Garth Silver Drennan. . . . . . Hannibal
Physical Education. SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Pamala Deattrua Drummond. . . . . . Novinger
Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, Student Mentor,Young Democrats.
Rose Mary Dwyer. . . . . . St. Charles 
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association.

Paul Ellis Dysart. . . . . . Kirksville 
History. Index Staff, Young Republicans.
Elaine Edmundson. . . . . . Sigourney, Ia. 
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Delta Zeta, Panhellenic Council, SNEA, 
Student Council, Senior Councilwoman; Student Mentor.
Eileen Page Edwards. . . . . . Chula
Business Education. Dorm Council, President; International Club, SNEA, Who's Who.
Mary Carol Efthim. . . . . . St. Louis 
Elementary Education. Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA, Secretary.
 

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Lael Kay Eischen West Des Moines, Ia.
Physical Education. Beta Tau Delta, PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.
Patrick C. Elliott . . St. Louis
Physical Education. Blue Key, Football, K-Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Gamma, SNEA, Golf.

Richard Wayne Elliott. . . . . . Farmington, Ia.
Business Education. Alpha Phi Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma.
Michael Francis Ellis. . . . . . Monroe City
Chemistry. Pre-Osteopathic Club.

John Robert Emmett. . . . . . Fort Madison, Ia.
Business Administration. Young Republicans.
Ardella Maye Engle. . . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
V. Jane English. . . . . . Kirksville
Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, PEM Club, SNEA, Student Nurses Association, Women's Recreation 
Association.
Barbara Ruth Erb. . . . . . Perry
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Delta Zeta, SNEA.

Mary Ella Evans. . . . . . Lewistown
Elementary Education. B. S. U., Association for Childhood Education Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA.
Carol Ann Faeth. . . . . . St. Charles
Vocational Home Economics Education. Colhecon Club. Gamma Delta.
Fred Fallik. . . . . Yonkers, New York
Psychology.
Carol L. Farmer. . . . . . Clarence
History. Kappa Alpha Psi.

John Bruce Farnham. . . . . . St. Louis
Speech Correction. College Players, Oral Interpreters, President.
Harry C. Farr. . . . . . Kirksville
History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, President; Pi Kappa Delta, Pre-Law, Regent's Debate Award, Student 
Council, Councilman; Young Republicans, Who's Who.
James Timothy Farrell. . . . . . Fenton
Physical Education. Football, K-Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon.
Michael Wayne Farrell. . . . . . Hannibal
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon.

Frank Feingold. . . . . . Philadelphia, Penn.
Business Administration. Cross Country.
Berna Lu Fessler. . . . . . Bynumville
Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma.
Ronnie Joseph Fessler. . . . . . Macon
Business Administration.
Betty S. Fetters. . . . . . Green City
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association

G. Archie Fetters. Green CityBusiness Administration. Agriculture Club, Cross Country, Track.
John Adolph Fitzgerald. Collins, Ia.English.
Maureen Helen FitzHenry. Tenafly, New JerseyHistory. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Historical Society, 
K-Dettes. Newman Club, SNEA, Sophomore Class Officer, Secretary; Student Social Committee. 
Young Democrats.
Gary Wayne Floyd. BrowningIndustrial Arts Education. Industrial Arts Club. SNEA.
 

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Class of 1968

Charles Frederick Foelsch. . . . . . St. Louis
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
Cameron Harold Foerster. . . . . . Florissant
Business Administration. Pre-Law, United Campus Christian Fellowship.

Daniel Wayne Forgy. . . . . . Vandalia
Accounting. Band, B. S. U.
James Foster. . . . . . Elsberry
Agriculture.

Judy Ann Foster. . . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Wesley Foundation.
Joleen Kay Fox. . . . . . Oskaloosa, Ia.
Physical Education. Dorm Council, Secretary; Junior Class Officer, Secretary; Panhellenic Council, 
PEM Club, Senior Class Officer, Treasurer; Sigma Kappa, First Vice. President; SNEA, Student Mentor, 
Student Social Committee, Women's Recreation Association, Treasurer; Who's Who.

Viola A. Fregoe. . . . . . Lancaster
Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, SNEA.
James Edward French. . . . . . St. Louis
History. Historical Society, International Club, SNEA.

Judith Ann Fretwell. . . . . . Canton
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association
Obie Terry Fretwell. . . . . . Williamstown
Physical Education. SNEA, Men's Physical Education Club, Vice-President.
David Arthur Fritz. . . . . . Middle Island, N.Y.
Physical Education. Sigma Tau Gamma, Young Democrats.
Barbara Kay Fromme. . . . . . St. Charles
Nursing. Sigma Kappa, Recording Secretary; Student Nurses Association, Second Vice-President; 
Young Democrats.

Janet Kaye Gaffield. Lexington, MichiganElementary Education. Women's Recreation Association.
Lyle B. Gambell. Hedrick, Ia.Business Administration. Alpha Phi Sigma.
Janice Lee Gartman. BaringNursing. Student Nurses Association, Corresponding Secretary.
Keith James Gass. Lacona, Ia.Business Administration.

Marilyn M. Gearhart. Iowa City, Ia.Elementary Education. SNEA, Young Democrats.
Barbara Mikulicz Gerchick. St. LouisEnglish. Panhellenic Council, Sigma Sigma Sigma.
Marshall Gerrie. KirksvilleZoology.
Melvin Thomas Gerst. Oakville, Ia.Accounting.


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Marsha Kay Gibbs. . . . . . Corydon, Ia.
Elementary Education.
Carol Anne Gibson. . . . . . Armstrong
Physical Education. NEMO Singers, PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association.
Terry Michael Gilmore. Hannibal
Physics. Radio Club.
Jack Irving Glaser. . . . . . Chicago, Ill.
Industrial Education. Alpha Phi Omega, Industrial Arts Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, SNEA, Student Mentor, 
Young Democrats.

Ralph George Gleissner. . . . . . Naperville, Ill.
Business Administration. Football, Intercollegiate, K-Club, Treasurer; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Track, 
Intercollegiate.
John L. Glidden. . . . . . Nantucket, Mass.
Physical Education. Newman Club.
Janet Leigh Glover. . . . . . Canton
Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association.
Elizabeth Rose Goeke. . . . . . Kirksville
Philosophy. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, Philosophy Club, 
Chairman, Who's Who.

Laura Anne Gomez. . . . . Brooklyn, N. Y.
Speech Correction. Alpha Phi Sigma, College Players, Oral 
Interpreters, Historian; Panhellenic Council, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Recording Secretary; Student Mentor, 
Who's Who.
Richard Arthur Gorzynski. . . . . Chicago, Ill.
Physical Education. Baseball, Intercollegiate, Dorm Council, Football, Intercollegiate, Captain; PEM Club.
John William Gower. . . . . Louisiana
Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Newman Club, Sigma Tau Gamma.
Mary Virginia Grace. . . . . Keokuk, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.

Royce H. Gramm Jr. . . . . Storm Lake, Ia.
General Science. Sigma Tau Gamma.
Ronald Richard Grannis. . . . . Tenafly, N.J.
Business Administration.
Fred H. Green. . . . . St. Louis
Industrial Arts. College Players, Industrial Arts Club, Oral Interpreters, SNEA.
Lawrence Allen Green. . . . . LaBelle
Music Education. Aeolian Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Band, Blue Key, NEMO Singers, Orchestra, SNEA.
 
Donald Dean Gregory. . . . . Montezuma, Ia.
Business Administration.
Margaret Ann Gregory. . . . . Monroe City
Biology. Alpha Phi Sigma, SNEA.
Richard Karl Gregory. . . . . Keosauqua, Ia.
Agriculture. Agriculture Club.
Harriet Ruth Griffith. . . . . Glenwood
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, PEM Club, SNEA.

Russell Gail Griffitts. . . . . Clark
History.
Jack Lee Grimshaw. . . . . Callao
Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Alpha Phi Omega.
Elaine Carol Gross. . . . . Davenport, Ia.
German. International Club.
William R. Gross. . . . . St. Louis
History. International Club.

Wesley Eugene Groves. . . . . Laclede
Mathematics. GooGlePlex Society, President.
Linda Ann Haden. . . . . Macon
Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Association for Childhood Education, SNEA, Wesley Foundation.
Carol Hadfield. . . . . Durhan
Elementary Education.
Janet Runge Hainsworth. . . . . Brookfield
General Science.
 

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Jo Diane Hale. . . . . Memphis
Business Education. Dorm Council, Vice-President; SNEA.
Jane Ellen Hamblin. . . . . Wilmette, Ill.
Home Economics.
Patricia Anne Hamilton. . . . . Dumont, N. J.
Psychology. Alpha Sigma Alpha, Corresponding Secretary; K-Dettes, President; Newman Club, SNEA, 
Student Council, Council Member-at-Large; Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Young Democrats, 
Echo Staff, Council for Exceptional Children, Vice-President.
Robert Dwayne Harbourn. . . . . Hannibal
Business Administration. Historical Society, SNEA.

Frank Peter Harkabus. . . . . Chicago, Ill.
Business Administration.
Leora Marie Harlan. . . . . Warrenton
Psychology. SNEA, Student Social Committee, Council for Exceptional 
Children, Psychology Club.
Gary Ray Harmison. . . . . Trenton
Physical Education.
Donald Lynn Harmon. . . . . Madison
Business Administration.

Walter Raleigh Harmon. . . . . Cincinnati, Ohio
Physical Education. Dorm Council, Football, K-Club, PEM Club.
Ellen Harris. . . . . Frankfurt, Germany
General Science. International Club, Pre-Osteopathic Club.
Mary Dee Harris. . . . . Centralia
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.
Ronda E. Harrison. . . . . Atlanta
Business Education. SNEA.

Thomas Ray Harsh. . . . . Oskaloosa, Ia.
Physical Education.
Marjorie Diane Hart. . . . . Florissant
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA.
Ella Mae Hastings. . . . . Poplar Bluff
Elementary Education. B. S. U., Historical Society, SNEA.
Margaruette Hewitt Hastings. . . . . Macon
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, Pi Kappa Delta.

Edward Luverne Hatcher. . . . . Delta, Ia.
Zoology. Alpha Phi Omega, NEMO Singers.
John Hawkins. . . . . Shelbina
Business Administration. Basketball, Football, Track.
Janice Marie Heid. . . . . St. Louis
English. College Players, Newman Club.
Gary Charles Henderson. . . . . Knox City
Business Administration. Agriculture Club.

Daniel F. Hennessy. . . . . Bellerose, Long Island, N.Y.
History. Historical Society, Interfraternity Council, Junior Class Officer, President; Newman 
Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary; SNEA, Veterans Club, Secretary.
Ronald Dale Henry. . . . . Macon
Accounting.
Susan Herrin. . . . . Hannibal
Elementary Education.
Margaret Edna Herring. . . . . Bellflower
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA, 
Student Mentor.

Patricia Louise Hickman. . . . . Corydon, Ia.
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA.
Marsha Lee Himes. . . . . Waukegan, Ill.
Elementary Education. Band, Association for Childhood Education, Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA.
Phyllis Ann Hinds. . . . . Edina
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.
Curtis Lee Hines. . . . . Decatur, Ill.
Physical Education. K-Club, Orchestra, Wrestling, Co-Captain.
 

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Class of 1968

Eileen Carolyn Hinnah. . . . . Sigourney, Ia.
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, SNEA, Wesley Foundation.
Robin Y. Hirashima. . . . . Kula, Maui, Hawaii
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Vice-President; SNEA.
Marcel Kent Hiskey. . . . . West Des Moines, Ia.
Physical Education.
Betty Jeanne Hobson. . . . . Grants Pass, Oregon
Home Economics.

Mark David Hoffman. . . . . Dakota City, Ia.
English. Newman Club.
Ray Holden. . . . . Kirksville
Speech.
Michael Lee Holder. . . . . Madison
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, Reporter.
Glen E. Holm. . . . . Homeston, Ia.
Industrial Arts.

Linda Kay Holm. . . . . Unionville, Ia.
Elementary Education.
Marilyn K. Holman. . . . . Bridgeton
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Panhellenic Council, Sigma Sigma 
Sigma, SNEA.
Stephen Paul Hood. . . . . Kahoka
Economics.
James David Hook. . . . . Allerton, Ia.
Physical Education. Basketball.

Larry Robert Hoschek. . . . . Burlington, Ia.
Industrial Arts.
David Howard Housman. . . . . Sperry, Ia.
History.

Anita Kay Hoyt. . . . . Unionville
Elementary Education.
Joyce Elaine Hoyt. . . . . Albia, Ia.
Pre-Medical Technology. Alpha Phi Sigma, Sigma Zeta, Wesley Foundation.

Anthony Marvin Huizinga. . . . . Fulton, Ill.
Business Administration.
Marvin Anthony Huizinga. . . . . Fulton, Ill.
Chemistry.

Gary Keith Hutchins. . . . . Exira, Ia.
Zoology. Baseball.
Lana Alfrey Hysinger. . . . . Marshall
Art Education. Art Club, SNEA.
 

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Vaughn G. Hysinger. . . . . Kirksville
Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda, B. S .U., SNEA.
Jehosaphat Inda. . . . . Kenya
Physics.
Barry Eugene Irelan. . . . . Floris, Ia.
History. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Treasurer; NEMO Singers.
Garry Lee Ireland. . . . . Griswold, Ia.
Physical Education. Mens Physical Education Majors Club.

Marty W. Ivins. . . . . Columbia
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
Mouyab A. Jaafari. . . . . Syria
Mathematics. International Club.
Ebrahim G. Jabbari. . . . . Iran
Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club.
Alphonso Roy Jackson. . . . . Dallas, Texas
Social Science. Cross Country, Football, K-Club, Kappa Alpha Psi, Track.

Linda Kay Jackson. Macon
Speech. College Players, Oral Interpreters, Historian.
Leslie Justin Jakowski. Florissant
Business Administration.
Lloyd Edwin James. Moberly
Business Administration.
Paul Thurston James. Paris
Physical Education. Baseball.

Perry William Jenks. Center
Agriculture. Agriculture Club.
Benni Caryol Jennings. Marshalltown, Ia.
Sociology.
Deanna Sue Jennings. Ottumwa, Ia.
Latin America Area Studies. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
William Randall Johns. Queen City
Business Administration. Phi Kappa Theta.

Richard Keith Johnson. Bloomfield, Ia.
Physical Education. Mens Physical Education Majors Club.
Mary Joetta Johnston. Baring
English. English Club.
Karen Ann Jones. Downing
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education, Treasurer; 
Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA.
Rex Wayne Jones. Kirksville
Recreational Leadership. Dorm Council.

Robert Lee Jones. Elvins
Physical Education.
Richard Michael Kasiewicz. Stamford, Conn.
Industrial Arts. College Players.

Victor Harry Kaylarian. Rumford, Rhode Island
Chemistry. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, Chess Club, Dorm Council, Vice-President; GooGlePlex Society, 
Pre-Osteopathic Club, Radio Club, President; Sigma Zeta, Who's Who.
Jerilyn K. Keim. Hull, Ill.
Business Education. Beta Tau Delta, B. S. U.
 

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Class of 1968

Sheila K. Kelley. . . . . West Liberty, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.
Melvin Leslie Kelly. . . . . Hannibal
Physical Education. Men's Physical Education Majors Club.
Anita Lynne Kelsey. . . . . Queen City
Home Economics. Colhecon Club.
William Wayne Kennedy. . . . . Mendon
Business Administration, Alpha Phi Omega, Baseball, Phi Sigma Epsilon.

James Douglas Kent. . . . . Dolton, Ill.
Industrial Arts Education. Industrial Arts Club.
Kenneth Keith Kerckhoff. . . . . Edwardsville, Ill.
Sociology. Alpha Kappa Lambda, President; Alpha Phi Sigma, Inter-fraternity Council, Junior Class 
Officer, Vice-President.
Judith Ann Kerfoot. . . . . Quincy, Ill.
Social Science. Historical Society, SNEA.
Nicholas Murray Key. . . . . Jonesburg
Physical Education. Sigma Tau Gamma, Student Social Committee.

Cheryl Ann Kincaid. . . . . Kirksville
Speech. College Players, Oral Interpreters, SNEA.
Sandra S. Kincaid. . . . . Kirksville
Speech. SNEA, Student Mentor, Alpha Sigma Alpha, K-Dettes, Who's Who.
Amber Lou King. . . . . Reger
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, President.
Dianne Sue King. . . . . Winigan
Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi, Treasurer.

Sherry L. King. . . . . Muscatine, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.
Thomas Marion Kirchner. . . . . Memphis
Business Administration. Baseball, Intercollegiate.
James S. Kirkpatrick. . . . . Centerville, Ia.
Business Education.
Johnson Kituu. . . . . Kinango, Kenya
Mathematics. International Club, Wesley Foundation.

Eric E. Klein. . . . . Closter, N.J.
Business Administration. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Young Democrats.
Dorothy Elizabeth Klinger. . . . . Kirksville
Music Education. Aeolian Club, Treasurer; NEMO Singers.
Marilyn Jane Klum. . . . . Centerville, Ia.
Physical Education. Kappa Delta Pi, PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association.
Mary Kathleen Knowles. . . . . Macon
Elementary. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key, Association for Childhood Education, Delta Zeta, SNEA.

Jean Marie Koebke. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Elementary Education. Delta Zeta, SNEA. Young Democrats.
Garry Lynn Koehn. . . . . North English, Ia.
Business Administration.
Dixie Marie Koelling. . . . . Bourbon
Nursing. 
Behrouz Khosrowi Kordestani. . . . . Iran
Agriculture and Physical Education. International Club.
 

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Class of 1968

Ehsan O. Kousari. . . . . Iran
Art. Art Club, Index Staff, International Club.
John Michael Koziol. . . . . Centerville, Ia.
Business Administration. Newman Club.
Orville Lee Kruger. . . . . Dike, Ia.
Physical Education.
Samuel Krupiarz. . . . . Stamford, Conn.
Industrial Arts. College Players, Historical Society, Industrial Arts Club, SNEA, Student Mentor, 
Tau Kappa Epsilon.

Richard H. Kulage. . . . . St. Louis
Biology.
Barbara Kunz. . . . . Webster Groves
Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Association for Childhood Edlucation, Dorm Council, Elementary 
Majors Chorus, SNEA, Student Council, Councilwoman; Student Mentor, Wesley Foundation, Young Democrats.
John H. Lake. . . . . Hannibal
Business Administration. Pre-Law, Young Democrats.
Lawrence Alan Lake. . . . . Lewistown
Industrial Arts. Basketball, Intercollegiate; Industrial Arts Club, SNEA.

L. Micheal Lake. . . . . Davenport, Ia.
Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, SNEA.
Nancy Lambert. . . . . New Boston
Business Education. Band, Majorette; Beta Tau Delta, College Players, Oral Interpreters, Secretary; Pi 
Kappa Delta, Corresponding Secretary; Wesley Foundation, Young Democrats.
Seri Lamoonpun. . . . . Thailand
Physical Education. International Club.
Ronald Lavern Lane. . . . . Kirksville
Industrial Arts. Alpha Phi Sigma, Industrial Arts Club, Veterans Club.

Janet Jean Larrick. . . . . Clarence
Elementary Education. Association for Childhood Education.
Kathleen Michele Lavallee. . . . . Balboa, Canal Zone
Physical Education. Newman Club, PEM Club, Women's Recreation Association, Young Democrats.
Donna Jean Lawson. . . . . LaPlata
Biology and Spanish. Alpha Phi Sigma, Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta Pi, 
Romance Language Club, SNEA, Wesley Foundation.
Richard Lynn Laymon. . . . . Revere
Accounting.

Patti Leach. . . . . Fort Madison, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, Women's Recreation Association.
Laurence Wayne Leake. . . . . New London
Industrial Arts. Blue Key, Industrial Arts Club, Corresponding Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
Cecil Eugene Lease. . . . . Argyle, Ia.
Industrial Arts. SNEA.
Viola Edith Leasure. . . . . Kirksville
Elementary Education.

Bernard LeRoy Leeds. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Accounting.
Judith A. Leeds. . . . . Brunswick
Speech. Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
William H. Leefers. . . . . Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Social Science.
James Robert Leib. . . . . Davis City, Ia.
Art Education. Art Club, Sergeant at Arms.
 

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Terry Douglas Leonard. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Zoology and Botany.
Eugene John Leporati. . . . . Rochelle Park, N. J.
Biology. Phi Sigma Epsilon, SNEA.

Phyllis Trudy Lesser . . . . Chicago, Ill.
Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Beta Tau Delta, Association for Childhood Education, Secretary; 
Delta Zeta, Political Representative; Elementary Majors Chorus, SNEA, Student Mentor, Student Social 
Committee, Young Democrats.
Donna Lee Lewis. . . . . Green Castle
Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Art Club, Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi.

Kenneth Steven Lexer. . . . . Camden, N. J.
Business Administration. Pre-Law.
Patricia Ann Liebbe. . . . . Muscatine, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Association.
Judith Ann Lilley. . . . . Troy
Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi.
Dennis Roy Linder. . . . . Winfield, Ia.
Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda.

Jerry L. Lippert. . . . . Kirksville
Physical Education. Men's Physical Education Club.
Johnny Hsun Liu. . . . . China
Chemistry.
Gary Edward Loeffler. . . . . Birmingham, Ia.
Physical Education. SNEA, Men's PEM Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Rodney M. Loesch. . . . . Moberly
Social Science. Alpha Phi Omega, Index Staff, Interfraternity Council, Phi Kappa Theta.

Berna Fae Loft. . . . . Kirksville
Art. Art Club.
Elsie Jane Lohman. . . . . New London, Ia.
German.
Gerald Browning Lohman, Jr. . . . . Burlington, Ia.
Business Administration.
Donald Lee Lohr. . . . . Corydon, Ia.
Physical Education.

Jerry Lee Long. . . . . Kirksville
Business Administration.
Donald R. Losey. . . . . Kahoka
Industrial Arts.
Stephen Loren Lowenberg. . . . . Hedrick, Ia.
History. Beta Sigma Psi, Gamma Delta.
Robert Malcolm Luker. . . . . Zionsville, Ind.
Zoology (Pre-Osteopathy). Pre-Osteopathic Club, Vice-President.

Cheryl Anne Luth. . . . . Iowa City, Ia.
Elementary Education. Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA.
Robert Lyle Lynch. . . . . Lineville, Ia.
Mathematics. Agriculture Club.
Donald Lee Maddox. . . . . Canton
Biology.
Richard Everett Manning. . . . . Burlington, Ia.
Physical Education. Young Democrats.
 

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Rebecca Ann Mansfield. . . . . Kirksville
Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, SNEA.
Richard Mantione. . . . . Morris Plains, N. J.
Physical Education. Veterans Club, President.

Greta Markowitz. . . . . Wallingford, Conn.
Biology. International Club, Student Nurses Ass'n.
James Monroe Marsh. . . . . Keokuk, Ia.
Physical Education. K-Club, Tennis, Intercollegiate.

Nancy Sue Marshall. . . . . Macon
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
Martha J. Mason. . . . . La Plata 
Elementary - Special Ed. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., SNEA.

Robert P. Mastroberte. . . . . Garfield, N. J.
History. Historical Society, Interfraternity Council, Phi Sigma Epsilon, president; SNEA.
Daniel William Matheney. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Biology Education. Tau Kappa Epsilon.

Jo Elaine Mathis. . . . . Bloomington, Ia.
Physical Education.
Karen Kay Mauck. . . . . La Belle 
Business Administration. Colhecon Club.
Jady Earl Maxwell. . . . . St. Charles
Physical Education. Tennis, Intercollegiate.
Wayne Edward McCombs. . . . . Lovilia, Ia.
Mathematics. Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Phi Sigma, Dorm Council, International Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, 
Treasurer; SNEA, Student Mentor, Wesley Foundation.

Lynn Homer McCoppin. . . . . Marceline
Social Science. Blue Key, Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Young Democrats.
William T. McCourt. . . . . Medford, N.Y.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, Young Democrats.
Larry R. McGlothlin. . . . . Edina
Philosophy. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Alpha Phi Omega, Chess Club, Interfraternity Council, Student Mentor, 
Who's Who, Young Democrats.
Aaron D. McIntosh. . . . . Mercer
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Industrial Arts Club, SNEA.

Richard Michael McKenzie. . . . . Keokuk, Ia.
Business Administration.
Barry Arnold McLaughlin. . . . . New Milford, N. J.
Physical Education. Phi Sigma Epsilon, Senior Class Officer, president.
Joseph Paul McMahon. . . . . Franklin Lakes
Industrial Arts.
M. Louise McMain. . . . . Unionville
Elementary Education.
 

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Marcia Ellen McMains. . . . . Bloomfield, Ia.
Elementary Education. Junior Class Officer, treasurer; NEMO Singers, Sigma Sigma Sigma, treasurer; 
SNEA, Student Mentor.
Shirley Ann McNair. . . . . Exline, Ia.
English. Kappa Delta Pi.
Mary Elizabeth McNeese. . . . . Mt. Pleasant, Ia.
Physical Education.
Sharon Louise McOwan. . . . . Hannibal
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n.

James Lyle McPherson. . . . . Memphis
Physical Education. Band.
Ronald Eugene McSorley. . . . . Shelbyville
Physical Education. Baseball, K-Club.
Jesse Henry McVay. . . . . Atlanta
Business Education.
Jerry Ray Mead. . . . . Moberly
Social Science Education. English Club.

Franklin David Meglio. . . . . Cranston, R.I.
Zoology. Pre-Law, Pre-Osteopathic Club, Young Republicans, President.
Betty Sue Mendenhall. . . . . Linneus
Art Education. Art Club, SNEA.
Sharon Louise Meneely. . . . . Meadville
Social Science. Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
Daniel Robert Menze. . . . . Salisbury
Physics. Basketball, Sigma Tau Gamma, Sophomore Class Officer, councilman; Track, Young Democrats.

Myron Virgil Merrill. . . . . Princeton
Business Administration.
Roger Lee Metcalf. . . . . Pleasantville, Ia.
Business Administration. Agriculture Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key.
William Bruce Meyer. . . . . Fulton
Business Administration.
Paul William Middeke. . . . . St. Charles
Accounting. Alpha Phi Sigma, Beta Sigma Psi, Gamma Delta, Oral Interpreters.

Lois Ann Milian. . . . . Davenport, Ia.
Kindergarten Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus.
Mary Jane Millemon. . . . . Princeton
Elementary Education. Band, Beta Tau Delta, Clarinet Choir, Delta Zeta, Junior Class Officer, 
treasurer; SNEA, Student Mentor.
Carol J. Miller. . . . . Monticello, Ia.
Physical Education. PLM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
Donna Miller. . . . . St. Louis
Nursing.

Earl Anthony Miller. . . . . Vandalia
Art. Art Club, historian; B. S. U.
Martha Jane Miller. . . . . Louisiana
Music Education. Aeolian Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, B. S. U., Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, NEMO Singers, 
Orchestra, SNEA, Who's Who.
Vicki Margo Miller. . . . . Bloomfield, Ia.
English. English Club, Sigma Sigma Sigma, SNEA.
William D. Miller. . . . . Kirksville
Physical Education.

David W. Milner. . . . . Corydon, Ia.
Accounting.
W. Thomas Minor. . . . . Kirksville
Social Science, Industrial Arts. Historical Society, Industrial Arts Club, Newman Club, SNEA.
James Henry Mitchell. . . . . Paris
Botany. SNEA.
Micheal Marshall Mitchell. . . . . Unionville
Physical Education.
 

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William George Mitchell. . . . . Vandalia
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
Antonia Lorraine Moniz. . . . . Kalaheo, Kauai, Hawaii
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Romance Language Club, SNEA.
Verna R. Monk. . . . . Marceline
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA.
Linda Lee Montgomery. . . . . Novinger
Elementary Education. Band, B. S. U., Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus.

Robert Joseph Moore. . . . . Baring
Mathematics.
Robert L. Moore. . . . . Memphis
Biology Education. Alpha Phi Omega, Senior Class Officer, council-man; Sigma Tau Gamma, Young Democrats.
Myrna Joan Morris. . . . . Atlanta
Mathematics. Sigma Kappa, SNEA.
Samuel David Murdock. . . . . Mendota, Ill.
English.

Georgia Louise Murphy. . . . . Charter Oak, Ia.
General Science. Newman Club, SNEA.
Janice Joyce Myers. . . . . Coatsville
Business Administration.
Myra Jane Nagel. . . . . Red Bud, Ill.
Social Science. Dorm Council, Historical Society, SNEA.
Zaven D. Nalbandian. . . . . Lebanon
Business. International Club.

James Andrew Nash. . . . . Elmhurst, Ill.
Business Administration. Cross Country, Track.
Judith Ann Nassif. . . . . St. Louis
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Newman Club, SNEA.
Ricky Arnold Neff. . . . . Humphreys
Business Administration.
James Richard Neifert. . . . . Mexico
Business Administration. Wesley Foundation, Young Democrats.

Mary Lou Neil. . . . . Downing
Home Economics. B. S. U., Colhecon Club, SNEA.
Dennis R. Nelson. . . . . Dallas, Ia.
Physical Education.
Darrell G. Nickels. . . . . Waynesville
English. SNEA.
Karen Ray Noble. . . . . Rockville, Md.
General Science.

Beverly Sue Noe. . . . . Kirksville
Home Economics. Colhecon Club.
A. Elaine Noll. . . . . Leavenworth, Kan.
Speech. Beta Tau Delta, Delta Zeta, Oral Interpreters, SNEA, Young Democrats.
Richard Mark Norris. . . . . Centerville, Ia.
General Science.
James Ernie North. . . . . Dow City, Ia.
Physical Education. Cross Country, Track.

Robert Michael Norton. . . . . Webster Groves
Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, vice president; GooGlePlex Society, president; Sigma Zeta.
Marie Frances Novinger. . . . . Novinger
Elementary Education.
Edward William O'Connor. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, Newman Club, Young Democrats.
Vicki-Lou Marie Olejnik. . . . . Warrenville, Ill.
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, secretary, SNEA.
 

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Class of 1968

William John Olejnik.. . . .  Warrenville, Ill.
Accounting.
Gayle Ann Olson. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Delta Zeta, Dorm Council, SNEA, Young Republicans.
Dolores Kay Overstreet. . . . . Cantril, Ia.
English.
Myrtle Lee Owings. . . . . Memphis
Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, reporter.

Michael Pandolfo. . . . . St. Louis
Business Administration.
William Paradis. . . . . Colonia, N.J.
Psychology. Alpha Phi Omega, SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon.
David Parish. . . . . Springfield, Ill.
Sociology. Dorm Council.
Nancy Ann Park. . . . . Kirksville
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA.

Mary Elizabeth Parrett. . . . . Eldon, Ia.
Elementary Education. SNEA.
Archie Ray Parrish. . . . . Knox City
Mathematics and Physics. GooGlePlex Society, SNEA.
David H. Parrish. . . . . Knox City 
Music. Aeolian Club, NEMO Singers.
Alice Rose Patton. . . . . Morton, Ill.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n.

Jeanne Marie Paullin. . . . . Ankeny, Ill.
Elementary Education. SNEA.
Vinton E. Pease. . . . . Pittsfield, Ill.
Physical Education. Basketball, Intercollegiate, K-Club, Sigma Tau Gamma.

Willis W. Peery. . . . . Green City
Business Education.
Harry Holmes Pendergraft. . . . . Ft. Madison, Ia.
Business Administration.

Maria De Los Angeles Perez. . . . . Costa Rica
English. English Club, International Club, Romance Language Club.
Donald Lind Perrine. . . . . El Dara, Ill.
Agriculture.

Michael Salvatore Pesola. . . . . Chicago, Ill.
History. Historical Society, Newman Club.
Lester Louis Peters. . . . . Bertrand
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, Veterans Club.
 

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Susan Kay Peterson. . . . . Burlington, Ia.
Elementary Education. Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA.
James Eugene Petre. . . . . Atlanta
Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club.
Edwin Lee Phelps. . . . . Kirksville
Speech Correction. College Players, Interfraternity Council, treasurer; NEMO Singers, Oral 
Interpreters, Sigma Tau Gamma.
John Edward Phillips. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
English. SNEA.

Gary Eugene Pickard. . . . . Packwood, Ia.
Business Education. Band, Clarinet Choir, SNEA.
Margaret Frances Pickett. . . . . Kirksville
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., SNEA.
Sharon Lee Pindell. . . . . Taylor
Mathematics.
Terry Merl Pinkerton. . . . . Aztec, New Mexico
Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club, Junior Class Officer, president: Tau Kappa Epsilon.

Vivian Helene Pirrone. Bergenfield, N.J.
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus, Newman Club, SNEA.
Thomas E. Plank. St. LouisElementary Education. Sigma Tau Gamma, SNEA, Young Democrats.
Roddy Joe Poindexter. Denver, Colo.
Business Administration. Cross Country, Industrial Arts Club, K-Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Track, 
Wrestling.
David Clark Potter. Harrisburg
Accounting.

Cathy Powers. Huntsville
Music.
Janet I. Powers. . . . . New Milford, N.J.
Physical Education. PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
Joeta Ellen Prather. . . . . St. Charles
Nursing. Cardinal Key, College Ushers. Dorm Council, Panhellenic Council, Sigma Kappa, president; 
Sophomore Class Officer, treasurer; Student Mentor, Student Nurses Ass'n, corresponding secretary; 
Who's Who. Young Democrats.
James Turner Pratt. . . . . Waterloo, Ia.
Agriculture. Agriculture Club.

John Wiley Pratt. . . . . Mexico
Allied Arts and Art Education. Aeolian Club, Art Club, president; Band, NEMO Singers, president; 
Orchestra, SNEA.
Charles Roger Pryor. . . . . Clinton, Ia.
English. College Players, English Club, Radio Club.
Linda Elizabeth Purvis. . . . . Kirksville
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
Steven Foster Racey. . . . . Arbela
Agriculture.

James Eugene Ragan. . . . . Monroe City
Biology.
Elvy Guy Raney, Jr. . . . . Frankford
Industrial Arts Education. Industrial Arts Club, SNEA.

David Joseph Rapp. . . . . Centralia, Ill.
Physical Education. Basketball, Track.
Doralee Ratliff. . . . . Hunnewell
History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key, vice president; Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, vice 
president; SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n, treasurer; Who's Who.
 

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Class of 1968

Paul Allen Rewalt. . . . . Manchester, Ia.
Business Administration.
David William Rawson. . . . . Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Physical Education. Cross Country, Intercollegiate, NEMO 
Singers, Men's PEM Club.
Douglas R. Raymond. . . . . Fairfield, Ia.
Business Administration. College Players.
Rita M. Reagan. . . . . Montgomery City
Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key, Kappa Delta Pi, secretary; Pi Omega Pi, 
president; Who's Who, Echo Staff.

Curtis Lee Reams. . . . . West Des Moines, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Phi Sigma Epsilon.
Pamala Lee Rector. . . . . Poplar Bluff
History. Historical Society, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
Jerry C. Redmon. . . . . Windsor, N.Y.
Industrial Arts.
Robert Gene Reed. . . . . Knoxville, Ia.
Physical Education.

Margaret Jane Reighard. . . . . Agency, Ia.
Psychology. Alpha Phi Sigma, treasurer; International Club, 
Kappa Delta Pi, Panhellenic Council, president; Sigma Sigma Sigma. Student Mentor, Wesley Foundation.
Michael Paul Requet . . . . Quincy, Ill.
Physical Education.
Charles Burton Rice. . . . . Centralia
Business Administration.
Mary Katherine Richard. . . . . Kirksville
Elementary Education. Alpha Sigma Alpha, social chairman; Freshman Class Officer, secretary; Oral 
Interpreters, SNEA, Sophomore Class Officer, councilwoman.

Allen Lee Richardson. . . . . Lucerne
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, vice president.
Jerry Lee Richeson. . . . . Rhodes, Ia.
History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Student Mentor, Young Republicans.
Isaac John Richmond. . . . . Lovilia, Ia.
Agriculture Education. Agriculture Club.
Richard Hall Rider. . . . . Kirksville
Business Administration. Basketball, K-Club, Sigma Tau Gamma, Sophomore Class Officer, vice president; 
Young Democrats, Who's Who.

Lawrence Vincent Ritter. Hannibal
Accounting.
Stephen Roberts. Lancaster
Elementary Education.
Kenneth Dale Robertson. Centerville, Ia.
History.
Terry Allen Robertson. Cantril, Ia.
Physical Education. Band, Sigma Tau Gamma.

Larry Wayne Robinson. . . . . Bowling Green
Business Administration.
Kimberly Ann Robison. . . . . Hannibal
English. Dorm Council, English Club, SNEA.
Faith Roemer. . . . . Macon
Sociology. Alpha Phi Sigma, Beta Tau Delta, Historical Society, International Club, Kappa Delta Pi, 
Romance Language Club, SNEA, Wesley Foundation.
Sharon Irene Rogers. . . . . Leonard
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
 

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Class of 1968

Kerwin Rohr. . . . . Louisiana
Industrial Arts.
Sharon Rose Rohrer. . . . . Washington, Ind.
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed.
Leroy James Rohs. . . . . La Grange
Accounting. Aeolian Club, Band, Basketball, Intercollegiate.
Karen Jean Rojas. . . . . Purdin
Elementary Education. Sigma Sigma Sigma, K-Dettes, SNEA, Young Republicans.

Ruth Caroline Rolls. . . . . Elmer
Business Education.
Rhonda Rae Romine. . . . . Centralia
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
Gary William Ronimous. . . . . Hannibal
Business Administration.
Dennis Alen Rose. . . . . Stockbridge, Mich.
Business Administration.

Linda Kay Rowland. . . . . Sunrise Beach
Elementary Education. Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA.
Freddie Ray Russell. . . . . Elvins
Physical Education.
Eileen Elizabeth Rutherford. . . . . Westwood, N.J.
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Newman 
Club, SNEA.
Corinne Emi Saiki. . . . . Kapaa, Hawaii
Psychology. International Club, Romance Language Club.

Raye Evelyn Sandford. . . . . St. Louis
Business Education. B. S. U.
Carolyn Kay Santee. . . . . Green City
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, president; Delta Zeta, vice president; SNEA, Student Mentor, Student 
Social Committee, Young Democrats.
Gloria May Scarff. . . . . Knox City
Elementary Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key, Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus, 
Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
Georgia Connie Schacher. . . . . Old Monroe
Math Education. Cardinal Key, reporter; GooGlePlex Society, 
Index Staff, Panhellenic Council, Sigma Kappa, president; Student Mentor.

Glenn Dale Schaefer. . . . . Palmyra
Business Administration.
Earl Raymond Schatzman. . . . . St. Louis
Zoology. Clarinet Choir, Pre-Osteopathic Club, president.
Dan Allan Schaub. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Biology. Newman Club.
Susan Kay Schick. . . . . Davenport, Ia.
Physical Education. Gamma Delta, PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n.

Carl Lee Schmidt. . . . . Hannibal
Business Administration. Aeolian Club, Band, Clarinet Choir.
Sally Jeanne Schmidt. . . . . Clinton, Ia.
English.
Joseph Lee Schmitz. . . . . Cedar Rapids, Ia.
History. Historical Society, Newman Club, Pre-Law, Young Democrats.
Robert Edward Schraft, Jr. . . . . Lombard, Ill.
Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Young Republicans.


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John David Schroeder. . . . . Creve Coeur
Accounting. Accounting Club.
Stephen Randolph Schroeder. . . . . Creve Coeur
Accounting.

John Schwarz. . . . . Kirksville
Music. Band, Sigma Tau Gamma.
Phillip C. Schwarzkopf. . . . . Irving, Texas
Physical Education. Track.

Lavern Lee Scott. . . . . Novinger
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, secretary.
Richard Scott. . . . . Winchester, Ill.
Business Administration.
Larry A. Sears. . . . . Rock Falls, Ill.
History.
Twila Ailan Sears. . . . . Oskaloosa, Ia.
English. Sigma Kappa, SNEA. Young Democrats.

James Stephen Sefrit. . . . . Kirksville
Business Education. Alpha Phi Amega, Interfraternity Council, Pi Omega Pi, Sigma Tau Gamma, 
vice president; SNEA, Young Democrats.
Joseph Murl Sens. . . . . Kirksville
Zoology.
John Shatford III. . . . . Linneus
Biology.
Larry Wayne Shaver. . . . . Kirksville
Accounting.

Diana Lynn Shaw. . . . . Keokuk, Ia.
Psychology. International Club, SNEA, Young Democrats.
Larry J. Shaw. . . . . Little York, Ill.
Business Administration. Index Staff, Young Republicans, Psychology Club. 
Lois Lynette Shaw. . . . . St. Charles
History. Historical Society.
Jennifer Carol Shelton. . . . . Unionville
Elementary Education. Cardinal Key, Ass'n for Childhood Ed., president; Dorm Council, president; 
Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA.

Ana Isabel Short. . . . . Costa Rica
Spanish. International Club, Romance Language Club. Wesley Foundation
David Anthony Short. . . . . Kirksville
Spanish. Alpha Phi Omega, International	Club, Romance Language Club, president: Wesley Foundation, 
publicity chairman.
Mary Kay Shoush. . . . . Atlanta
Business Education and Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA.
Gloria Jean Shuler. . . . . Atlanta
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, reporter; SNEA.

Larry Jay Silvey. . . . . Louisiana
Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club.
Jack Wesley Simmons. . . . . St. Louis
General Science. Junior Class Officer, councilman; SNEA, Student Council, councilman; Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Susan Kay Sims. . . . . Davenport, Ia.
English. English Club, NEMO Singers, SNEA.
Leanne Yvonne Sloan. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
English. English Club, Kappa Delta Pi.
 

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Class of 1968

Richard Craig Sloan. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Biology. Circle K.
Burton S. Smith. . . . . Wellsville
Business Administration.

Byron G. Smith. . . . . La Belle
Business Administration.
Donna Lee Smith. . . . . St. Louis
English. English Club, Index Staff, picture editor; Oral Interpreters.

Helen Koleen Smith. . . . . La Grange
Art Art Club.
Joan Kathleen Smith. . . . . Green City
Art Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Newman Club.

Margaret Kay Smith. . . . . Wellsville
Elementary Education. SNEA.
Philip Gentry Smith. . . . . Clarksville
Business Administration. Alpha Kappa Lambda, vice president; Dorm Council, Historical Society, 
Interfraternity Council, vice president; Student Mentor.

Randall Dwaine Smith. . . . . Garden Grove, Ia.
Physical Education. SNEA.
Roger Dennis Smith. . . . . Centerville, Ia.
Physical Education. Phi Sigma Epsilon.
Wilfred Andrew Smith. . . . . Albia, Ia.
Psychology. Band, Clarinet Choir, SNEA.
Lance Eugene Solter. . . . . La Grange
Mathematics and Chemistry. Alpha Phi Sigma. Blue Key, secretary; Sigma Zeta, SNEA.

Karen Ruth Sowers. . . . . Alexandria
Elementary Education. Alpha Sigma Alpha, SNEA.
Randall Kent Sowka. . . . . Palatine, Ill.
Biology.
James Dale Spear. . . . . Marion, Ia.
Physical Education.
Jeanne F. Staggs. . . . . Kirksville
Spanish. College Ushers, Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta Pi, Romance Language Club.

Katherine Diana Starbuck. . . . . Glenwood
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA.
Rosanna Kay Stark. . . . . Davenport, Ia.
Speech Correction. Gamma Delta, Oral Interpreters, SNEA.
Martha Faye Staton. . . . . Ottumwa, Ia.
Physical Education. Beta Tau Delta, International Club, PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n.
Richard David Stauffer. . . . . Marceline
Speech Correction. Vets. Club.


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William Mark Stephens. . . . . La Grange
Social Science. Band, SNEA.
Patricia Ann Sterrett. . . . . Des Moines, Ia.
Music Education. Aeolian Club. Band, secretary; Clarinet Choir, Orchestra.
Mary Louise Stewart. . . . . Brunswick
History. Alpha Phi Sigma, Historical Society, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, SNEA.
Anita Kay Story. . . . . Greentop
Art.

Gary Marcus Stowe. . . . . Marshalltown, Ia.
Physics. SNEA, Veterans' Club.
Spencer Richard Straubmuller. . . . . Philadelphia, Pa.
Elementary Education and Special Education. Alpha Kappa Lambda, College Players.
Mary Jean Street. . . . . Linneus
Business Education. Pi Omega Pi, SNEA.
Carolyn G. Strickler. . . . . Kirksville
Psychology. International Club, Wesley Foundation, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, Council for 
Exceptional Children.

Linda Kay Stuart. . . . . Fort Madison, Ia.
Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Wesley Foundation.
Ed R. Sukut. . . . . Clinton, Ia.
Physical Education.
Larry James Swan. . . . . Carson City, Mich.
Zoology.
Shirley Ann Swank. . . . . Laclede
Music Education. Aeolian Club, Band.

Anita L. Swartz. . . . . Milton, Ia.
Speech Therapy. Alpha Phi Sigma, College Ushers, Kappa Delta Pi, 
Romance Language Club, SNEA.
Dorsey Allen Swearingen. . . . . Memphis
Agriculture. Agriculture Club.
Jane Edith Tadelski. . . . . Burlington, Ia.
Home Economics. Colhecon Club, SNEA.
Sharon Elaine Talbert. . . . . Kirksville
Business Education and Physical Education. B.S.U., PEM Club, SNEA, Women's Recreation Ass'n, 
Young Democrats.

Mary Kathleen Teel. . . . . Revere
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Elem. Majors Chorus, SNEA, Young Republicans.
Jill Templeman. . . . . Memphis
History.
William Arthur Templin. . . . . Muscatine, Ia.
Elementary Education. International Club.
Harold Glenn Tennyson. . . . . Mokane
Elementary Education. SNEA.

David A. Thomas. . . . . Corydon, Ia.
Geography. Historical Society.
Garold David Thomas. . . . . Centerville, Ia.
Mathematics.
Gary Wayne Thomas. . . . . Cambria, Ia.
Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club.
Linda Rae Thomas. . . . . Corydon, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club.

Victor Paul Ticola. . . . . Fort Lee, N.J.
Industrial Arts. Chess Club, Industrial Arts Club.
Terry M. Tomko. . . . . Kirksville
Business Administration. Newman Club, SNEA, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Young Democrats.
Gerald Lynn Toomire. . . . . Martinsburg, Ia.
Mathematics.
Wilma Darlene Totsch. . . . . Macon
Mathematics. Alpha Phi Sigma. GooGlePlex Society, treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
 

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Della Ann Tracy. . . . . Kirksville
Social Science. B.S.U., social chairman; Historical Society, SNEA.
John R. Tracy. . . . . Kirksville
History. B.S.U., publicity chairman; Historical Society, SNEA.
Michael G. Trent. . . . . Kirksville
English. Alpha Phi Gamma, Alpha Phi Omega, English Club, Index Editor, Sigma Tau Gamma, 
secretary; Who's Who, Echo Editor.
Sandra Lee Tribley. . . . . Pontiac, Ill.
Speech Correction. College Ushers, Dorm Council, secretary; Sigma Sigma Sigma, vice president; 
SNEA, treasurer; Who's Who.

Robert Kent Triplett. . . . . Quincy, Ill.
Social Science.
Rosalee Triplett. . . . . Lancaster
Music. Aeolian Club, Band, Clarinet Choir.
Donald Duane Trow. . . . . Kirksville
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, SNEA.
Maria Trueblood. . . . . Costa Rica
Spanish, French.

Cynthia Alice Trusell. . . . . Bangor, Maine
Nursing. Student Nurses Ass'n, Alpha Omicron Pi.
Daniel Allan Tuffree. . . . . Cedar Rapids, Ia.
History. Historical Society.
Linda K. Turner. . . . . Lewistown
Zoology.
Yasuji Uechi. . . . . Okinawa
Mathematics and Business Administration. International Club.

Iona Ulrich. Fairfield, Ia.
Speech Correction. Index Staff, Kappa Delta Pi, Oral Interpreters, treasurer; Sigma Kappa, SNEA, 
Student Mentor, Young Democrats, secretary.
James M. Upchurch. Mendon, Ill.
Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club.
Gary M. Van De Velde. Kewanee, Ill.
Business Administration. Agriculture Club, Newman Club, treasurer; Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Robert William Varnum. St. Louis
Art. Art Club, president.

Mary Beth Vaughn. Centralia
Business Education. Dorm Council, president; SNEA, vice president.
Dean Garth Vetter. Illinois City, Ill.
Business Administration. Agriculture Club.
James Stewart Vinyard. Ottumwa, Ia.
Business Administration.
Karen Sue Vinzant. Nevada, Ia.
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n.

Larry M. Vinzant. . . . . Kirksville
Accounting.
Patricia Alice Vogel. . . . . Bergenfield, N.J.
Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, secretary; Dorm Council, secretary; International Club, 
Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi, SNEA, Student Mentor.
Reynold Paul Waech. . . . . Wilton Jct., Ia.
Physical Education. Gamma Delta, SNEA.
Era Maria Wagner. . . . . Germany
Elementary Education. International Club.

Alvin Richard Wallace. . . . . Laclede
Industrial Education. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Alpha Phi Omega, SNEA.
James Wilbur Wallace. . . . . Ewing
Industrial Education.
Marc Wallerich. . . . . Kirksville
Geography.
James Ray Walton. . . . . Dallas, Ia.
Psychology. Council for Exceptional Children, secretary.
 

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Class of 1968

Shy-Ying Wang. China
Chemistry.
Edward George Warner. . . . . Farmington, Ill.
Social Science. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Young Democrats.
Martha L. Warner. . . . . Albia, Ia.
Elementary Education. Beta Tau Delta, Colhecon Club. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Dorm Council, 
councilwoman; SNEA.
Ralph Weldon Watkins. . . . . Shelbyville
Mathematics. B. S. U., Young Democrats.

Edwin E. Watson. . . . . Canton
Industrial Education. Alpha Phi Sigma. Industrial Arts Club, SNEA.
David S. Webb. . . . . Hannibal
Accounting.
Willa Sue Weekley. . . . . High Ridge
Mathematics. SNEA, Who's Who.
Donald Matthais Wehr. . . . . Sigourney, Ia.
Industrial Arts. Alpha Phi Omega, Industrial Arts Club, treasurer; Newman Club, Sigma Tau Gamma.

Bud Eric Claire Welch. . . . . Oskaloosa, Ia.
Industrial Arts.
Robert John Wennekamp. . . . . Marion, Ia.
Elementary Education.
Macnolia Ann West. . . . . Kirkwood
Elementary Education. SNEA.
James Patrick White. . . . . Centerville, Ia.
Mathematics and Chemistry.

Janet White. . . . . Shelbina
Physical Education. K-Dettes, Ryle Hall Dorm Council, president; Delta Zeta, president; Panhellenic 
Council, PEM, SNEA, Student Mentor, Student Social Committee, WRA, vice president.
James Lee Whiteside. . . . . Moberly
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club, Phi Kappa Theta, SNEA.

Mark Thomas Whiteside. . . . . Alton, Ill.
Religious Education. Wesley Foundation, Philosophy Club.
P. Allen Whitlatch. . . . . Tipton, Ia.
History. Historical Society.

Faye Marie Whitworth. . . . . Hampton, Va.
Social Science. Delta Zeta, Historical Society, secretary-treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA.
Terry Lee Whitworth. . . . . Unionville
Zoology. Alpha Phi Sigma, Blue Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Zeta, SNEA.

Jane Wickens. . . . . Kirksville
Nursing.
Stanley Leroy Wilden. . . . . Clinton, Ia.
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
 

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Class of 1968

Bertis Patrick Wiley. . . . . O'Fallon
Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club.
Danny Joe Wilford. . . . . Trenton
Business Administration, B.S.U., International Club.

Bonnie June Wilhoit. . . . . New Hartford
Elementary Education. B.S.U., SNEA.
James Bernard Wilke. . . . . St. Paul
English Education. English Club, Interfraternity Council, Newman Club, treasurer; Oral Interpreters, 
Phi Kappa Theta, corresponding secretary; Romance Language Club, SNEA, first vice president, Student 
Mentor.
Craig Alan Wilkins. . . . . Donnellson, Ia.
Music Education. Aeolian Club, vice president; Band, president; Orchestra.
Roger Alan Willcox. . . . . Kirksville
Zoology. Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Phi Sigma, Interfraternity Council, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pre-Osteopathic Club, 
Sigma Zeta.
 
Mary Alice Williams. . . . . Lucerne
Business Education. Pi Omega Pi.
Rhonda Beth Williams. . . . . New Cambria
Music Education. Aeolian Club, secretary; Alpha Phi Sigma, Band.
Robert Dean Williams. . . . . Kirksville
Speech Correction. Alpha Phi Sigma, Freshman Class Officer, Treasurer; Oral Interpreters, 
Vice-president; Veterans Club, Secretary.
Carol Jane Wilson. . . . . Columbia
Elementary Education. Wesley Foundation.

Carol Jean Wilson. . . . . Kansas City
Speech. B.S.U., College Players, NEMO Singers.
James Henry Wilson. . . . . Novinger
Biology. B.S.U.
James Weldon Wilson. . . . . Shelbyville
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
Larry Eugene Wilson. . . . . Winterset, Ia.
Zoology.


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Richard Henry Wilson. . . . . Davenport, Ia.
Business Administration. Alpha Phi Omega, Senior Class Officer, vice president; Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Ruth Ann Winter. . . . . St. Louis
English. Alpha Phi Sigma, English Club, Newman Club, Sigma Sigma Sigma, SNEA, Student Mentor, 
Student Social Committee.
W. Donald Witte. . . . . Keokuk, Ia.
Business Administration. Young Republicans.
Judith Lynn Wolf. . . . . Defiance
Physical Education. PEM Club, Women's Recreation Ass'n.

Dwight Moore Wolfe. . . . . Muscatine, Ia.
Economics.
Sharon Marie Woods. . . . . Berkeley
History. Historical Society.
Mary Frances Worland. . . . . Montgomery City 
Elementary Education. Ass'n for Childhood Ed., Neman Club.
Kenneth Charles Worthington. . . . . Bergerfield, N.J.
Physical Education.

James L. Wright. . . . . Kirksville
Recreational Leadership. Baseball.
John Lawrence Wright. . . . . St. Louis
Social Science. Historical Society, SNEA, Student Council, president.
Ernest Doyle Wyatt. . . . . Mercer
Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club.
Eugene Wynn. . . . . Des Moines, Ia.
Psychology. Football, Tau Kappa Epsilon.

Tania Lee Yeager. . . . . Eldon
Physical Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key. Kappa Delta Pi, 
treasurer; PEM Club, SNEA, Student Council, secretary; Student Mentor, Who's Who, Women's Recreation 
Ass'n, president.
Glenn W. Yenger. . . . . Albia, Ia.
Industrial Education. Industrial Arts Club.
Harry Burton Young, Jr. . . . . Kirksville
Zoology. Alpha Phi Omega, Pre-Osteopathic Club, Sigma Tau Gamma.
Joann Zeigler. . . . . Novinger
Business Education. Alpha Phi Sigma, Cardinal Key. Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Omega Pi, president; 
Student Mentor, Echo Staff, business manager; Who's Who.

Jeanne E. Ziegler. . . . . San Diego, Calif.
Speech. Young Democrats.
Knut Gerhard Ziesemann. . . . . Germany
English. International Club.
Jaffar Zoroufchi. . . . . Iran
Chemistry. Sigma Zeta.
 

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Class of 1969

Pam Abbadessa. West New York, New York
Nancy Abbott. Centerville, Iowa

Sharon Adams. Mendon
Kathel Addleman. Columbus Junction, Iowa

Elizabeth Albus. Mexico
Joseph Amidei. Bevier

Douglas Anderson. Ottumwa, Iowa
Elaine Anderson. Alton, Illinois

William Anderson. Seymour, Iowa
Lana Anthony. Bonaparte, Iowa

Tasos Anthony. Gary, Indiana
Joseph Arens. St. Louis
Criss Armgard. Westmont, Illinois
Martha Arnold. Ottumwa, Iowa
Margaret Attebery. Kirksville

Diane Bailey. Kahoka
Jane Bailey. LaGrange
Carolyn Baker. Clifton Hill
James Baker. Higbee 
Tim Baker. Ottumwa, Iowa

Edward Ball. Kirksville
Eugene Ball. St. Louis
Evelyn Ball. Harris
Tom Ballard. Ankeny, Iowa
Sharon Bang. Davenport, Iowa

Thomas Bordenaro. Des Moines, Iowa
Donald Bardole. Rippey, Iowa
Richard Barnes. Fairfield, Iowa 
Dale Barrett. Kirksville
Richard Bartels. Triplett

Sandra Bartlett. St. Charles
Gary Bates. Keytesville
Gene Battey. Muscatine, Iowa
Becky Baumeier. Cedar Falls, Iowa
Jay Baxter. Greentop
 

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Barbara Bean. Centerville, Iowa
Gary Beane. Redfield, Iowa
Wallace Beason. Muscatine, Iowa
Katy Beaty. Montrose, Iowa
Steven Becker. Fort Leonard Wood

Mary Beebout. Columbia, Iowa
John Behle. Elsberry
Gary Bell. Novinger
Jerry Bell. Danville, Iowa
Rickie Bell. North English, Iowa

Pam Jo Benda. Belle Plaine, Iowa
Dudley Bennett. South Windham, Maine
Gary Bennett. Kirksville
William Benson. Center Point, Iowa
Sheryl Bernard. Albia, Iowa

Brenda Berry. Fulton
Ed Berry. Glenwood
Francis Berry. Mexico
Jacquelynn Berry. Thompson
James Berry. Rush Hill

Larry Bethel. Montgomery City
Lysle Bettis. Albia, Iowa
Nancy Bevins. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Ronald Bielinski. Chicago, Illinois
Sue Billups. Ottumwa, Iowa

Mary Binder. Ayrshire, Iowa
Darcia Binns. Eddyville, Iowa
Glen Black. Chariton, Iowa
David Blaesing. Muscatine, Iowa
Sara Blanchard. Winter Park, Florida

Larry Blaylock. Kinross, Iowa
Patricia Blecher. Des Moines, Iowa
Beverly Bohn. Kansas City
Chris Bohon. Kirksville
Charles Bonnell. Lewistown

William Bonta. Hannibal
Charlotte Boone. Marceline
Olin Boone. Warrenton
Wayne Borgschulte. Portage Des Sioux
Sandra Botham. Jacksonville

William Boudreau. Steffenville
Rebecca Bounds. Kirksville
Nikki Bower. Shelbina
Teresa Boyd. Ottumwa, Iowa
Christine Boyle. Morning Sun, Iowa

Linnette Boynton. Cedar Rapids, Iiwa
James Bradshaw. LaGrange
Michael Bradshaw. Pittsfield, Illinois
Michael Brake. Washington, Iowa
Janice Brammer. Alexandria
 

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La Donna Brandau. Burlington, Iowa
Dale Branstetter. Middleton
Dennis Brayton. Denmark, Iowa
Richard Brimer. Gravois Mills
Gary Brinker. New London

Guy Brown. Wapello, Iowa
Jonathan Brown. Kahoka, Iowa
Judy Brown. Novinger
Lynna Brown. De Witt, Iowa
Stephen Brown. Memphis

Russell Brownell. Hannibal
Susan Bruce. Springfield
Nancy Bulick. St. James
Danny Bull. La Plata
Ronnaug Bull. Kirksville

Chuck Bunn. Muscatine, Iowa
Gary Burch. Davenport, Iowa
Virginia Burk. Wyaconda
Dale Burkemper. Old	Monroe
Gloria Burnett. Lewistown

James Burnett. Hamilton, Illinois
Donna Burton. Moberly
Flora Burton. St. Louis
George Bute. Ottawa, Illinois
Maria Butler. St. Louis

Diana Byerly. Quincy, Illinois
Donna Cagle. St. Charles
Rex Canilin. Independence
David Cannon. Troy
Sue Jane Carroll. Downing

Arthur Carter. Vandalia
Patricia Carter. Kirksville
Rocco Casinelli. Stamford, Connecticut
Susan Cattle. Hannibal
Robert Cecil. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Anita Cerv. Westmont, Illinois
James Chaney. Atlanta
Bernadine Chaplin. Cincinnati, Iowa
Ampai Cheowanich. Thailand
John Christie. Davenport, Iowa

Harry Christofferson. Nichols, Iowa
Pete Cirrintano. Lombard, Illinois
Linda Clair. Hurdland
Lawrence Clark. Edina
Evelyn Clarke. Laddonia

Yvonne Clodius. St. Louis
Billye Clough. Mexico
Michael Cochran. Kirkwood
Terri Cochrane. Emden
Joseph Cody. St. Charles


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Class of 1969

Dan Coffman. Unionville
Kerry Coin. Davenport, Iowa

Barry Cole. Franklin, New York
Harry Collett. Fairfield, Iowa

Jerry Collins. Kirksville
Linda Collins. Worthington

Nick Colton. Ottumwa, Iowa
Carol Colyer. Bloomfield, Iowa

Kerry Conard. Winfield, Iowa
Jimmy Cook. St. Louis

Robert Copithorne. Ferguson
Connie Cowell. Kirksville
Howard Cox. Clarence
Mary Cox. Batavia, Iowa
Richard Cox. O'Fallon

Nan Craig. St. Louis
Dennis Creegan. Ft. Lee, New Jersey
Mary Crist. Kirksville
Sandra Crockett. Kahoka
Larry Crooks. Purdin

Ron Crowdis. Mexico
Pamela Cullen. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Raymond Cummins. Redfield, Iowa
Rebecca Cupp. Kirksville 
Laura Curry. Hale

Linda Sue Curry. Memphis
Diane Cushman. Tipton, Iowa 
Roberta Dabney. Kirksville
Lois Daily. Milan
Michael Darnall. Burlington, Iowa

Joseph Dattellas. Solvay, New York
Elaine Davenport. Des Moines, Iowa
Linda Davidson. Orlando	Park, Illinois
Richard Davidson. Memphis
William Davidson. St. Joseph


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Dennis Davis. Annada
Dixie Davis. Chula
Linda Davis. Kirksville
Ron Davis. Perry, Iowa
Thomas Davis. Blue Grass, Iowa

Vicki Davis. Unionville
Pamela Davison. Kirksville
Tim Dean. Ottumwa, Iowa 
Larry Deeker. Bellflower
Judith Deierling. Buffalo, Iowa 
JoAnne DeLashmutt. Hannibal

Joe DeLuca. St. Louis
Pattie Delzell. Ottumwa, Iowa 
Wayne Denney. Chicago, Illinois
David Dent. Corydon, Iowa
Vicky Detwiler. Kirksville
Jack Deweese. Keytesville

Elmer Dill. Paris
Wayne Dillinger. Corning, Iowa
Diane Dingwall. Metuchen, New Jersey
Judith Dissinger. Perry, Iowa
Phyllis Domann. Auxvasse
Joseph Domian. Affton

Janienne Donaldson. Hannibal
Grayce Donovan. Chillicothe
Muriel Douglas. Brookfield
Beverly Dowell. Vandalia
Elaine Drago. Easton, Pennsylvania
Virginia Duckworth. Brookfield

Mary Dudley. Centerville, Iowa
Margaret Dumont. Ollie, Iowa
Carlene Dunlap. Paris
Deborah Dunn. Kansas City
Garry Dunn. Keokuk, Iowa
Chris Dunshee. Storm Lake, Iowa

William Durow. Center Point, Iowa
Pamela Dwyer. Silex
Nancy Dykstra. Altoona, Iowa
Margaret Eager. Memphis
Jerry Easley. La Plata
Carol Eatock. Centerville, Iowa

Patricia Ebers. Frankford
Carolyn Edwards. Moberly
Nancy Edwards. Davenport, Iowa 
Ricky Edwards. Millersburg, Iowa
John Eggleston. Memphis 
Sherry Eitel. Kirksville

Darlene Eizenga. Hazelwood
Richard Elliott. Centerville, Iowa 
Stella Ellis. Armstrong 
Loren Elston. Mendon, Illinois 
Beth Epperson. Kirksville
Elizabeth Ewald. Des Moines, Iowa
 

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Class of 1969

Linda Evans. Hannibal
Nancy Evenson. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Nancy Everman. Allerton, Iowa
Nancy Fair. Ethel
Barbara Faust. Rock Hill

Donald Fendler. St. Louis
Sidney Fey. Abingdon, Illinois
Allen Fick. Blue Grass, Iowa
Paula Filidoro. Bergenfield, New Jersey
Deborah Finks. Centerville, Iowa

Robert Finley. Collinsville, Illinois
Joanne Fish. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Marie Fisher. Bettendorf, Iowa
Tamsy Fisher. Green City
Jerry Fleming. Moberly

Betty Fletcher. Brunswick
Georgia Fletcher. Union	Star
Sherry Fletcher. Brookfield
Ronald Foglesong. Guthrie Center, Iowa
Dana Forrester. Kirksville

Bill Foster. Troy
Gerald Foster. Chariton, Iowa
Carl Foultz. West Chester, Pennsylvania
Gary Fowler. Livonia
Cecilia Frank. Danville, Iowa

Charles Fray. Salisbury
Janice Fridley. Union
John Frizzell. Chariton, Iowa
Betty Frye. High Hill
James Fugate. Davenport, Iowa

Kenneth Fuhlman. Muscatine, Iowa
Dennis Fuller. New Providence, Iowa

Bonnie Funk. La Plata
Jan Galbraith. Canton

Jan Galey. Ottumwa, Iowa
Judith Galkowski. St. Louis

Daisy Garr. Ottumwa, Iowa 
Jack Getz. St. Louis


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Class of 1969

Lavon Gilliland. Quincy, Illinois
David Gilman. Auxvasse
Anthony Giordano. Hackensack, New Jersey
Jerald Glassford. Lockridge, Iowa
Linda Gramling. Kirksville

Larry Granneman. Oelwein, Iowa
Wilma Green. Fulton
Michael Greenlee. Lineville, Iowa
Margaret Greve. Davenport, Iowa
Robert Greve. Schiller Park, Illinois

Steve Griffin. Downs,	Illinois
Daniel Goble. Burlington, Iowa
Roger Gooden. Milton, Iowa
Michael Guenther. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Jennie Guffey. Huntsville

Susan Gulnac. Camden, Alabama
Leslie Guthrie. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Donna Haage. Keokuk, Iowa
Linda Hackmann. Benton City
Barbara Hall. Ft. Madison, Iowa

Jan Hammersmith. St. Louis
Cheryl Harlan. Trenton
Marcheta Harris. Kirksville
Sharon Harley. Moberly
Carla Harlow. New London

Dana Harris. Davenport, Iowa
Judy Harris. Salisbury
Judy Harrison. Kirksville
Keith Hartweg. Carthage, Illinois
Frederick Hasekamp. Warrenton

Barbara Haskins. Defiance
Suzanne Hatcher. Chillicothe
Lee Hart. Hawk Point
Louise June Harvey. La Belle
Christine Hatala. Ft. Madison, Iowa

Gary Havrum. Fulton
Jerry Hayes. Salisbury

Mark Hayes. Blakesburg, Iowa
Walter Hazelrigg. Fulton

Donna Heckelman. Kirkwood
Mary Hellenthal. Ft. Madison, Iowa


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Darwin Henderson. Quincy, Illinois
Susan Henderson. Bowling Green
Clara Henke. Montgomery City
Carl Henry. Des Moines, Iowa
Gary Henry. Quincy, Illinois

Lila Hiatt. Kirksville
William Hiatt. Fairfield, Iowa
Connie Hickenbottom. Kirksville
Rellis High. Keokuk, Iowa
Randall Hill. Queen City

Albert Hines. Decatur, Illinois
Emily Hinshaw. Richland, Iowa
Craig Hintz. West Liberty, Iowa
John Hobbs. Laddonia
Gregory Hodits. Paris

Bruce Hoehne. Palmyra
Marjorie Hogenson. Ethel
James Holder. Northbrook, Illinois
Gary Hollenberg. Augusta
Nancy Holman. Raytown

Pamela Holt. Bloomfield, Iowa
Cynthia Hoover. Purdin
Don Robert Hoover. Purdin
Doris Hoover. Purdin
Robert Hoover. Centerville, Iowa

Edward Hopkins. Troy
Michael Hopkins. Ankeny, Iowa
Judy Houf. Unionville
Pamela House. Burlington, Iowa
Deborah Howard. Mexico

Sydney Howe. Des Moines, Iowa
Albert Howlett Jr. Melrose Park, Illinois
Bob Hrstka. Lawson
Leandra Hubbard. St. Louis
William Hull. Brookfield

Sandra Hulsebus. Canton
Mary Hunt. Centerville, Iowa
Ann Sue Hunter. La Plata
William Hunter. Batavia, Iowa
Norma Hunziker. Kahoka

Michael Hupfer. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Linda Hutchcroft. Mediapolis, Iowa
Linda Hutchinson. Fort Madison, Iowa
Regina Hyland. Des Moines, Iowa
Dwight Hyle. Unionville
 
Cynthia Irwin. St. Ann
Gary Irwin. Batavia, Iowa
Marcia Irvin. Trenton
Hideko Itokaz. Okinawa
Dale Jackson. Philadelphia
 

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Robert Jackson. Chillicothe
Vernon Jackson. St. Peters
Kathy James. Hurdland
Carol Jennings. Memphis
Paul Jensen. Marshalltown, Iowa

Anne Jerome. Kirksville
Tom Jesaitis. Laclede
Vernon Jewett. Lincoln, Nebraska
Linda Jobe. Trenton
Terry Joerling. Augusta

Carol Johnson. La Plata
Jerry Johnson. Freeport, Illinois
Kenneth Johnson. Lewistown
Larry Johnson. Ottumwa, Iowa
Lexanna Johnson. Centralia

Robert Johnston. Birmingham, Iowa
Janette Jones. Bevier
Janice Jones. Bevier
Martin Jones. New Cambria
Sharon Jones. Carthage, Illinois

Patricia Julius. Bevier
Mary Jurgensen. Clinton, Iowa
Steven Justice. Ankeny, Iowa
James Kaalberg. Muscatine, Iowa
Frank Kahl. Medora, Illinois

Joseph Karaty. West Paterson, New Jersey
Munira Kassicieh. Jerusalem
John Kauzlarich. Kirksville
Eileen Keegan. Mechanicville, New York
Linda Keen. Moberly

Sheryl Keeran. Cedar, Iowa
Daniel Kelley. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Susan Kelly. Albia, Iowa
Sheryl Kempenaar. Oskaloosa, Iowa
James Kepros. Marion, Iowa

Sara Jo Key. Jonesburg
Kenneth Kielty. Centerville, Iowa
Darrel Killebrew. Durham
Cynthia King. Keystone, Iowa
Donald King. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Nancie King. Marshalltown, Iowa
Shelby Kingslover. Warsaw, Indiana
Phyllis Kirchner. Stockport, Iowa
Kris Koestner. Centerville, Iowa
Andrea Kochman. Collinsville, Illinois

Douglas Kollar. Queen City
Stanley Kolkmeier. St. Charles
Anthony Konski. Penndel, Pennsylvania
Jerry KraL. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
Allen Kressman. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


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Class of 1969

Dee Anne Kuhler. Keytesville
Julie Lademann. Kirksville

Benjamin LaMaster. Davenport, Iowa
Marcia Lamis. Agency, Iowa

Walter Landis Jr. Bergenfield, New Jersey 
Ronald Lane. St. Catherine

Peggy Lanpher. Kirksville
Daniel Larkin. Clinton, Iowa
Linda Larson. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Clyde Larue. Laddonia
Randall Lary. Lawson

Ron Lary. Lawson
Ronald Latta. Keokuk, Iowa
Linda Lauer. Hurdland
Michael Laughlin. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Juliette Lauvao. American Samoa

Kenneth Lavy. Winfield
Richard Leake. Marceline
Michael Lederle. Mexico
Randall Legendre. Clinton, Iowa
Thomas Leibowitz. Wyncote, Pennsylvania

Howard Lentz. Salisbury
James Leonard. Michigan City, Indiana
Diana Lewis. Hannibal
Jami Lewis. Overland
Tommy Lewis. Paynesville

Kenneth Libby. Moberly
David Liddell Jr. Wayne, New Jersey
Gregg Liddle. Clinton, Iowa
Robert Lindsay. Hedrick, Iowa
David Linquist. Keokuk, Iowa

Phyllis Lindquist. Kirksville
Mary Liston. Biggsville, Illinois
Darrell Littrell. New Cambria
Dennis Littrell. New Cambria
Carol Livesay. Paris

Joyce Livingston. Galesburg, Illinois
Karen Longwith. Kirksville
Elaine Lopez. Florissant
Jacqueline Lorenz. Purdin
Arlo Lorenzen. Linn Grove, Iowa
 

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Class of 1969

Richard Lorenzen. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
Margaret Losson. Monroe	City

Michael Loveless. Lafayette, Indiana
Eugene Luck. Elsberry
	
Edward Luedeking. Willow Springs, Illinois 
Marilyn Luers. Keota, Iowa

Pamela Luett. Clinton, Iowa
John Lutz. Phoenixville, Pennsylvania

Jerry Lybarger. Granite City, Illinois
Dorothy Maag. St. Louis

Paul Maas. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Daniel Madden. Mt. Sterling, Iowa
Ellen Madsen. Elk Horn,	Iowa
Harold Mansfield. Kansas City
Janice Mark. Leon, Iowa

Micky Martin. Green Valley, Illinois
Ronald Martin. Farmington, Iowa
Dale Mason. LaPlata
Carolyn Mathis. Macon
Mary Matthew. Kirksville

Alfred Maxfield. Wentzville
Cheryl May. Kirksville
Rex May. Milan
Kenneth McBride. Cahokia, Illinois 
Judith McCampbell. Canton
 
Michael McClain. Allerton, Iowa
Marvin McClanahan. Kirksville
June McClaskey. Lucerne
Rebecca McConnell. LaPlata
Janet McCormick. Sumner

Saron McCormick. St. Louis
Linda McCoy. Lucerne 
Michael McCruden. Hannibal
Ronald McCullough. Trenton
Diane McDermott. Bergenfield, New Jersey
 

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Melvin McKie. Fremont, Iowa
William McMein. Webster Groves
Margaret McNabb. Green City
Alice McNeil. Linneus
Mike McPheron. Olney, Illinois

Jane McQuiston. LaGrange Park, Illinois
James McRae. Trenton
Karla Megehe. Hannibal
James Megowan. Moberly
John Meissen. New Cambria

Debra Mercer. Morton, Illinois
Touraj Meshkati. Iran
Jeanne Mess. Bettendorf, Iowa
Constance Meyer. Berkeley
Jerome Meyer. Cincinnati, Ohio

Donald Middleton. Downing
James Miers. Paris
Ann Miles. Huntsville
Tony Milian. Marshalltown, Iowa
Beverly Miller. Centerville, Iowa

Earl Miller. Greentop
Jerry Miller. New Bloomfield
Mary Miller. Fairfield, Iowa
Lawrence Mish. Avon, New Jersey
Jean Mitchell. Ridgeway, New Jersey

Joan Mitchell. LaPlata
Peggy Mittler. Marthasville
Ronald MoDavis. Florissant
Kathy Montgomery. Novinger
Robert Monteith. Seymour, Iowa

Cecil Moore. Kirksville
Claire Moore. St. Louis
Mickey Moore. Dexter, Iowa
James Morgan. Palmyra
Mark Morgan. Ft. Madison, Iowa

Mary Morgan. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Monty Morgan. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Sandra Moritz. Paris
Lynn Morrell. Colorado Springs, Colorado
Kenneth Morris. New Cambria

Robert Morris. Bergenfield, New Jersey
Ronald Morris. Gorin
Steven Morris. Des Moines, Iowa
Anita Morrow. Wyaconda
Lonny Morrow. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

Richard Morrow. Seymour, Iowa
Carol Mosher. Clinton, Iowa
Robert Mudrak. Saddle Brook, New Jersey
Arthur Muensterman. Troy
Duane Murphy. Farmington, Illinois
 

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David Murray. Paramus, New Jersey
Denis Murray. Boone, Iowa
Susie Myers. Batavia, Iowa
Dave Nachtweih. St. Louis
Erwin Neighbors. Green City

Donald Nelson. Ollie, Iowa
Garrett Newman. Livonia 
Etta Newsom. New Florence
Linda Nichols. Moberly 
William Nicodemus. Dumont, New Jersey

Sharon Niece. Kirksville
Jack Niemeyer. St. Louis
Jeanine Nill. St. Ann
Katsu Nishimoto. Japan
Cynthia Nishimoto. St. Ann

Richard Nissing. Wright City
Ronald Nissing. Wright City
Nancy Niswonger. Wentzville
Stanley Noah. Bucklin
Joyce Novotny. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Susanne Nugent. Kirksville
Dean Nuhn. Macon
Larry O'Bryan. Monroe City
Sheryl O'Day. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Linda O'Neal. Moberly

Melvin O'Neal. Freeport, Illinois
Mary Olan. Keokuk, Iowa
Donald Olinger. Brookfield
Del Oliver. Shelbyville
Bert Ollie. St. Louis

Walter Ornes. Brashear
Cynthia Owen. Princeton
Edward Painter. Paris
James Palko. Whiting, Indiana
David Panther. Iowa City, Iowa

Leon Partin. Glenwood
Judy Passmore. Kahoka
Joan Patrick. Bevier
Victoria Patryla. St. Louis
Orville Patten. Kirksville 

Anna Pauk. Havelock
Mary Ann Pavlisin. Affton
Cleva Perry. Novelty 
Jesse Petefish. Ashland, Illinois
Gary Peterson. Trenton

James Peterson. La Plata
Bernetta Phillips. New Boston
Robert Phillips. Mexico
Dennis Pickering. Kirksville 
Joyce Pickering. Unionvillec
 

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Class of 1969

Sandra Pieper. Oakdale, Iowa
Joyce Pinson. Edina

Gary Pittenger. Morton, Illinois
Stephanie Polhans. Wyaconda

Frankie Politte. Flat River
Barbara Poore. Shelbina

Sandra Potosky. Holmdel, New Jersey
Linda Potts. Eldon, Iowa
 
Catharine Powell. Trenton
Vanna Powell. Kirksville

Vicki Powell. Edina
Sharon Precht. Mexico
Busba Premarasmee. Thailand
John Prior. Wright City
Daniel Pugh. Palmyra
 
Delores Pulis. Huntsville
Marcella Quigley. Silex
Barbara Quint. Independence
Gary Ray. Marshalltown,	Iowa
Billy Reed. Elsberry

Jennifer Reed. La Belle
Sarah Reed. Brookfield
Martin Reiss. New York City, New York
Gary Reneker. Douds, Iowa
William Reynolds. La Plata

Joyce Rhodes. Hinsdale, Illinois 
Jerry Richardson. Brunswick
Joyce Richardson. Brunswick
Joanne Ridgeway. Mexico
Rosemary Riggen. Milan

Judy Riley. Bowling Green
Cecil Robertson. Brashear
Jacquelyn Roberts. Silex
Marilyn Roberts. St. Louis
Richard Roberts. Pleasantville, Iowa
 

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Susan Roberts. Florissant
Mary Robertson. Wyaconda
Pamela Robertson. Marceline
Judith Robinson. Trenton
Ronald Rogers. O'Fallon

David Romberg. Quincy, Illinois
Constance Rooker. Ottumwa, Iowa
Gerald Rosales. Ottawa, Illinois
Steven Rose. Alexandria, Virginia
James Roth. Palmyra
Jean Rowland. Perry

Beverly Rubey. Brighton, Iowa
Thomas Rusert. Hamburg, New York
Joyce Rush. Corydon, Iowa
William Russell. Moberly
Richard Rutherford. Montgomery City 
Terry Rutherford. Vandalia

Pamela Ruzicka. Western Springs, Illinois
Barbara Ryder. La Grange, Illinois
Mary Saltsgaver. Brunswick
Laverne Sample. Brookfield, Iowa
Barbara Sandberg. West Burlington, Iowa
Carolyn Sanford. Novinger

John Saylor. Des Moines, Iowa
Larry Schieni. Salisbury
Dan Schmidt. Brookfield
Donald Schumaker. Stockton, Iowa
Fred Schultz. Davenport, Iowa
Robert Schutte. Mexico

William Schwieder. Davenport, Iowa
Larry Scott. Blairsburg, Iowa
James Seitz. Brookfield
Ronald Selkirk. Alton, Illinois
Robert Selser. Kirksville
Will Selser. Kirksville

Michael Sertterh. Ottumwa, Iowa
Dale Shanholtzer. Coatsburg, Illinois
Candida Shaw. Downing 
John Shields. Keokuk, Iowa
Joe Shilt. Newton
Donald Shirkey. Illinois City, Illinois

Jon Sholes. Center Point, Iowa
Karen Shreffler. Rapid City, South Dakota
Roberta Shreffler. Novinger
Danny Shupert. Mexico
Edward Sick. St. Louis
Donna Simmons. Hillcrest Heights

Ivan Singleton. Mendon
Glen Skaggs. Brunswick
Phyllis Skaggs. Brunswick
Sharyn Skaggs. Paris
Richard Skinner. Trenton
Patrick Small. Hazelwood
 

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Class of 1969

Douglas Smith. Normal, Illinois
James Smith. Moberly
Janet Smith. St. Louis
William Smith. Macon
Barbara Snell. Knox City

John Sommerkamp. O'Fallon
Marsha Sommers. Canton
Terry Sommers. Granger
Caryle Sorenson. Kirksville
Ardith Spencer. Trenton

David Spencer. St Louis
Gary Spencer. Trenton
Pamela Spencer. St. Louis
William Spratt. Williamsburg, Iowa
Richard Stallings. Hannibal

John Starr. Monroe City
Albert St. Clair. Wyaconda
Charles Steele. Wellsville
Lynda Steele. Keokuk, Iowa
Jerry Steinke. Muscatine, Iowa

Sonya Stender. Davenport, Iowa
Janice Stephenson. New London
Lonnie Stephenson. Snyder
Virginia Stephenson. Sumner
Eva Stewart. St. Louis

John Stewart. Brunswick 
Julann Stickney. Renick 
Linda Stine. Hannibal	
Fred Stieglitz. Iowa City, Iowa
Edward Stockwell. Brookfield

Joyce Stomberg. Normandy
Robert Stone. Foley

Lois Streett. Newtown
Thomas Streger. Muscatine, Iowa

Rodney Struss. Davenport, Iowa
James Suchsland. Marion, Iowa

Patricia Sullivan. Kirksville
Cynthia Suter. Moberly
 

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Class of 1969

Martha Suter. Wyaconda
Perry Swofford. Spickard
Ellen Swank. Hannibal
Charles Swanson. Chariton, Iowa
Paul Sweitzer. Muscatine, Iowa 
 
John Szofran. Fenton
John Tarbet. Shelbyville
Barbara Taylor. Albia, Iowa
George Taylor. Fulton
Stephen Taylor. Hampton, Iowa

Tom Taylor. Clinton, Iowa
Darien Teeter. Brookfield
Kathy Thomas. Mexico
Neoma Thompson. LaPlata
Gary Thompson. LaPlata

Scott Thompson. Ankeny, Iowa
James Thornton. Walcott, Iowa 
Richard Thurlo. Browning 
Rebecca Tibbs. St. Charles 
Dean Tipton. Queen City 

Richard Tiller. Mexico
William Todd. Powersville
Lois Toedebusch. High Hill
Judy Tolly. Purdin
Eunice Toops. Kahoka

Geraldine Toth. Foristell
Jeannette Toth. Foristell
Paul Tracy. Davenport, Iowa
Ester Travis. Atlanta
Barbara Trost. St. Louis

Kui-Shung Tse. Hong Kong
Motonobu Tsutsumi. Japan
Victory Tucker. Frankford
David Tuiasosopo. American Samoa
Konra Turner. Mexico

Sandra Turner. Kirksville
Stanley Turner. Palmyra

Ronald Tuttle. Kirksville
James Tyler. Palmyra

Dale Usher. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
Frederick Vanderhoof. Denville, New Jersey
 

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Marie Van Dorin. Moravia, Iowa
Lorraine Van Essen. Tracy, Iowa
Samuel VanSant. Clinton, Iowa
Bennie Van Toom. Allerton, Iowa
Doris Varns. Moberly

Steven Verdon. Clinton, Iowa
Dennis Vickers. Ewing
Phyllis Viviano. Collinsville, Illinois
Stanley Vyvial. Staunton, Illinois
Willis Wade. Kirksville
 
John Wagner. Ottumwa, Iowa
Kristine Wagner. Washington, Iowa
Ralph Wagner. Deerfield, Illinois
Gary Waite. Baring
Richard Walker. Palmyra
 
Cheryl Wall. DeWitt, Iowa
Dennis Wallin. Spirit Lake, Iowa
Charles Wallingford. Farmington, Iowa
Randall Walston. New Sharon, Iowa
William Walton. Montgomery City
 
Phyllis Warden. Brookfield
Susan Ware. Farmington, Iowa
Gail Washington. St. Louis
Thomas Waters. Huntsville
Nancy Watkins. Atlanta

Rebecca Watson. Atlanta
Shirley Watson. Kirksville
Woodrow Watson. Trenton
Shirley Watt. Kirksville
Gary Watts. Elsberry

Paul Weber. Palatine, Illinois
Rose Weibel. Denver, Colorado
Carol Weir. St. Louis
Terry Weis. Florissant
Joyce Welch. Gravois Mills

Donna Wells. Bettendorf, Iowa
Kenneth Wells. Pacific
James Welsh. Lancaster
Phyllis Wendel. Bowling Green
Brian Wendelschaefer. Saunderstown, Rhode Island

Gloria Weyand. St. Louis 
Sandra Whalen. Malta Bend
Steven Whipple. Batavia, Iowa
Norma Whisler. Centerville, Iowa
Marshall Whitaker. Hannibal

Mary White. Quincy, Illinois
Marcia Whitt. Fairfield, Iowa
Thomas Whittaker. Moberly
Susan Wiele. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Linda Wilhoit. Quincy, Illinois


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Class of 1969

Carol Joyce Williams. Wentzville
James Paul Williams. Ottumwa, Iowa

Jimmie Williams. Brashear
John R. Williams. Bergenfield, New Jersey

Marilyn Joyce Williams. Kirksville
Kenneth Willows. Kirksville

Brewer Wilson. Des Moines, Iowa
Edward Wilson. Ft. Madison, Iowa

Kenneth Wilson. Spickard
Larry Dean Wilson. La Plata

Mary Lynn Wilson. Knox City
Michael Daily Wilson. Kirksville
Nancy Wilson. Brookfield
Phillip Wilson. Queen City
Russell Clark Wilson. Kirksville

Susan Winslow. Morton Grove, Illinois
Patricia Wise. Dumont, New Jersey
Stephen Witte. Bridgeton
Larry Woldridge. Trenton
James Wolf. Columbia

Lynne Wolf. Greentop
Kathy Woody. Kirksville
Phil Wormsley. Kirksville
Vivian Wright. Greentop
Donald Yates. Kirksville

Janice Yoder. Wellman, Iowa
Robert Gene Young. St. Louis
Helen Zeiler. Udell, Iowa
Jane Ann Zentz. Hurdland
James Zuroweste. St. Charles
 

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Jerry Abrams. Ottumwa, Iowa
Sunny Ackermann. Davenport, Iowa
Dan Adams. West Des Moines, Iowa
Peggy Adelstein. St. Louis
Elsie Aga. American Samoa

Keumars Ahdief. Iran
Sui Ah-Hing. American Samoa
Dennis Albertson. Green	City
Carla Albrecht. Florissant
Ruth Alderton. Wyaconda

Mary Alexander. Shelbyville
Imogene Allen. Wentzville
Patricia Allen. Kirksville
Raymond Allen. Eldon, Iowa
Dennis Allgood. New Sharon, Iowa

Margaret Allison. Libertyville, Iowa
Brenda Anderson. Cantril, Iowa
Carolene Anderson. Waukegan, Illinois
Samantha Andrews. Atlanta
Robert Angaine. Kenya

Richard Appelfeld. Glendale, New York
James Arico. Staunton, Illinois
Jacqueline Arnold. Bloomfield, Iowa
Dennis Askew. Stockport, Iowa
Donna Atkins. Mexico

Edwin Atkinson. Vandalia
Patricia Ault. Independence
Vicky Austin. Cairo
Lynn Badaracco. Mexico
Cynthia Bailey. Redfield, Iowa 

Kathy Bailey. Kirksville
Ronald Baker. Memphis
Ronald Baker. Crawfordsville, Indiana
Brenda Ballew. Fayette
Mary Jo Banta. Englewood, New Jersey

Gary Barnett. Kirksville 
Sharon Barnett. Galt 
Shirley Barnett. Bettendorf, Iowa 
Mary Bartley. Fulton 
Patricia Bates. Sumner

Shirley Baugher. Galt
Janice Baxter. Greentop
David Bean. Madison
David Beaty. Mt. Sterling, Iowa
Mary Beeler. Bosworth

Rosanna Behle. Elsberry
Judith Beisch. Ottumwa, Iowa
Gary Belfield. La Plata
Jean Bender. Tipton, Iowa
Mary Benson. Carbondale, Illinois
 

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Harry Bentrup. Lemay
Amalie Bever. Hannibal
Sharon Billington. Novinger
Michael Binning. Van Wert, Iowa
Judith Pipes. Ottumwa, Iowa

Carolyn Bishop. Fayette
James Blankenship. Brookfield
Patricia Blodgett. Kirksville
Jim Bodine. Florissant 
Brenda Bohannon. St. Charles

Sue Boley. Des Moines, Iowa
Marla Bond. Cairo
David Bondurant. Kirksville
Stephen Booher. Manson, Iowa 
Charles Botdorf. Columbia

Michael Bowles. Appleton City
Arlene Bowen. Novelty
Sandra Bowen. Brookfield 
Vera Bowen. Warsaw, Illinois 
Richard Bowers. Kirksville

Francis Boyd. Milton, Iowa
Bill Brady. Dumont, New Jersey
Sharon Brakensiek. Wright City
John Brandt. Brentwood, New York
Thomas Brannan. Maplewood

Ann Breckenridge. Keosauqua, Iowa 
James Breckenridge. St. Charles
Constance Brewer. Cyrene
John Bringer. Palmyra
Ethan Britten. Parnell, Iowa

Daniel Brooks. Moravia, Iowa
Shirley Brookshier. Gallatin
Barbara Brown. Columbia
Betty Brown. Newtown
Linda Brown. Unionville 

Maxine Broxey. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
Rande Bryan. Mooresville 
Brenda Buck. St. Louis 
Roger Bullock. Milton, Iowa
Thomas Burg. Decatur, Illinois

Roger Burk. New Cambria 
Claudia Burkhart. Huntsville
Sharon Burnett. Bettendorf, Iowa 
Deborah Burt. Fulton 
Larry Buschling. Wayland

Daniel Butler. Pittsfield, Illinois
Randy Butler. Unionville
John Bybee. Cairo
Joyce Cain. Ollie, Iowa 
Fran Caldwell. Shelbina


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Class of 1970

John Caldwell. Morning Sun, Iowa
Leanne Caldwell. Morning Sun, Iowa

Sherry Calvert. Bowling Green
Pamela Campbell. Fairfield, Iowa

Dorothy Canatsey. Hunnewell
Stephen Carlson. Rockford, Illinois
 
Stanley Casady. Bucklin
Arthur Cassidy. Boonville

Connie Cassidy. Palmyra
Dallas Cathey. Hedrick, Iowa
 
Joy Chaffee. Luckey, Ohio
William Chaloupecky. Normandy
Patricia Chandler. St. Louis
Duane Charles. Mexico
Stephen Chatten. Kirksville

John Christie. Richards Gebur 
Linda Christy. Milan 
Mary Church. Brashear
Frederick Ciarla. Solvay, New York
John Clark. St. Louis

Mary Clark. St. Louis
Marilyn Clary. Edina
Nancy Clifton. Dallas City, Illinois
Jean Clingman. Hedrick, Iowa
Ken Clow. Ottumwa, Iowa

Bonnie Cogar. Pleasantville, Iowa
Marilyn Cokerham. La Plata
Nancy Collop. Kirksville
Ruth Conlee. Argyle, Iowa
John Conn. New London

Linda Conn. Lafayette, Indiana
Rich Cooper. Meadville
Carol Cornelius. Newark
Connie Cossey. St. Ann
Florence Cottingham. Clark
 

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Jack Coughman. Powersville
Willa Cragen. Center
Paul Craig. Ballwin
Glinda Crawford. Kirksville
Andrew Crist. Kirksville

Lucinda Critchlow. Ottumwa, Iowa
Maxine Cross. Davenport, Iowa 
Shirley Crouch. Glenwood, Iowa 
Larry Croy. Trenton
Linda Croy. Trenton
Terrell Crutchfield. Macon

Joseph Curtis. Bloomfield, Iowa
Evelyn Daley. Waynesville
John Daniels. Kirksville
Sandra Daniels. Novinger
Theola Davenport. Atlanta
Donna Davey. Wellsville

Frank Davey. Meadville
Helen Davis. La Plata
Judith Davis. Lineville, Iowa
Marilyn Davis. Lewistown
Victor Davis. Kearney
Edith Dawson. Bevier

Linda Deatrick. Kirksville
Louis Defiore. Mercer
Sherrill DeJong. New Sharon, Iowa
Richard Demarest. Brookfield
Janice Demartelaere. Davenport, Iowa
Nancy Dempster. Palatine, Illinois
 
Robert Denison. St. Louis
Blytha Dennis. Kirksville
Mary Sue Denny. Bloomfield, Iowa
Gary Derby. Albia, Iowa
Sandra DeVall. Wheeling
Carlotta Dewey. Louisiana

Sydney Diamond. University City
Maria Diazdeleon. Mexico
David Dickerson. Tipton, Iowa
Michael Dickerson. Ottumwa, Iowa
Catherine Dickson. Atlanta
Dan Dimmitt. Monroe City

Donald Dixon. Unionville
Ronald Dixon. Macon
Robert Doak. St. Louis
William Doelling. Bridgeton
Michael Dolan. Kirksville
Larry Dorrell. Marceline

Danny Dorsey. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Shirley Doss. Baring
Richard Dowell. Chillicothe
Zelma Dowell. Chillicothe
George Drake. Moberly
Wendyl Drescher. Quincy, Illinois


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Class of 1970

Allan Dreyer. Warrenton
Kenneth Dudley. Laredo
Dorothy Dwyer. Silex
Eugenia Dwyer. Silex
Deanna Dye. Unionville

Phyllis Dysart. Kirksville
Elizabeth Early. Baring
Kathryn Easley. Novelty
James Eide. Redfield, Iowa
Rick Elkin. Hedrick, Iowa

Sally Ellenberger. Bloomfield, Iowa
Wanda Ellington. Carson, Iowa
Jerry Ellis. Laddonia
Linda Ellis. Appleton City
Sonja Ellis. Monroe City

Jolene Emel. Baring
William Enyeart. Brookfield
Donald Erikstrup. Rose Mount, Minnesota
John Evans. Jacksonville
Karen Ewigman. Brookfield

Nancy Farmer. Kirksville
William Farmer. Kirksville
Linda Farr. Kirksville
Glenn Fast. Kirksville
Ferydoun Farsai. Iran

Ronald Feltz. St. Charles
Carol Ferguson. Memphis
James Ferguson. Foristell
Betty Flack. Davenport, Iowa
Sharon Fisher. Higbee

Gerald Fletcher. Wapello, Iowa 
Marjorie Ford. Browning

Ruth Fouts. Marceline
Tana Fray. Salisbury

Carol Freeman. Callao
Ronald Frenzen. Kirksville

Kojiro Fujiwara. Japan
Curtis Funk. Brashear


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Class of 1970

Rogena Funkenbusch. Taylor
Francine Fye. Ollie, Iowa
Martha Gagnon. Wheaton, Illinois
Michael Gantt. La Grange
Pauletta Garr. Ottumwa, Iowa

Charles Garris. Mineral Ridge, Ohio
Olinda Gastler. Wellsville
Linda Gaus. Ewing
Judy Gearhart. Newton, Iowa
Barry Gentile. Jennings

Janice Gentile. St. Louis
Gregory Germakian. Bergenfield, New Jersey
Diana Giesler. Mexico
Terry Gifford. Kirksville
Goldie Gilbert. Bowling Green

Michael Gilbert. St.	Louis
Loretta Gilger. Fulton
James Gingrich. Clarence
Linda Godfrey. Powersville
Laura Golden. Donnellson, Iowa

Rodney Good. Bloomfield, Iowa
Marvin Gordon. Mendon
Janis Gorzynski. Chicago, Illinois
Bruce Gosser. Lancaster
Deborah Graff. Kirksville

Robert Graham. Ottumwa, Iowa
Cathy Gray. Marshalltown, Iowa
Steven Gray. Browning
David Greene. Moline, Illinois
Janet Greenstreet. Kirksville

Robert Gregory. Roselle Park, New Jersey
Ellen Grimes. Unionville
Beverly Grimshaw. Callao
William Gronewald. Quincy, Illinois
Jamie Grosso. Lexington

Nancy Gudgell. Meadville
Richard Gustafson. Des Moines, Iowa

Ronald Hack. University City
Lee Haines. Winfield, Iowa

Kambiz Hakimi. Iran
Linda Haley. West Des Moines, Iowa
 

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Judie Hall. Hurdland
Kathy Hamilton. Kirksville
Linda Hammann. Washington, Illinois
Larry Hammerbacher. Raytown
Gary Hancock. Jennings

Janet Hankins. Kansas City
Joyce Hanna. Mexico
Debbie Hansbrough. Monroe City
Linda Hansen. St. Charles
Sandra Harrison. St. Peters

Stephen Harrison. Revere
Carol Hartsock. Novelty
Karen Hassell. Burlington, Iowa
William Hays. Stoutsville
Karen Heier. Clarendon Hills, Illinois

John Helfrich. St. Louis
Johanna Helton. Lewistown
Connie Henderson. Milton, Iowa
Dennis Hendren. La Plata
Wendy Herzberger. Collinsville, Illinois

Cheryl Hightower. Novinger
Steve Hilkowitz. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Steven Hilton. New Virginia, Iowa
Gary Hinze. Mexico
Linda Hixenbaugh. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Janie Hobart. Kirksville
Jolene Hoerrmann. Kirksville
Dennis Hogan. Quincy, Illinois
Lonnie Holder. Madison 
Harry Holderieath. Bethel

Patricia Holm. Stockport, Iowa
Deborah Hols. Farmington, Iowa
Dianne Hols. Oskaloosa,	Iowa
Stephen Holt. Cantril, Iowa
Christine Holthaus. St. Louis

Ronnie Holtsman. Louisiana
Ronald Hopphan. Walcott, Iowa
Linda Horton. Bay Shore, New York
Jesse House. O'Fallon
Karen House. St. Louis

Denis Howard. Auxvasse
Donna Hudson. Fairfield, Iowa
Gale Huffman. St. Charles
Nancy Hulen. Lancaster
Mary Jo Hulse. Center

Virginia Huston. Hannibal
Julia Hutchinson. Lineville, Iowa
Argena Hutton. Hedrick, Iowa
Shirley Irwin. Batavia, Iowa
Pamela Isely. Medill
 

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Carla Jackson. Fulton
Connie Jackson. Macon
Marilyn Jackson. Sandy, Oregon
Thomas Jackson. La Plata
Patricia Jacobs. Fremont, Iowa
 
Art James. Shelbina
Bruce Jarnagin. St. Louis
Eva Jarolim. St. Louis
Tom Jarvis. St. Louis
Paul Jefferies. Russell, Iowa

Jean Jessop. American Samoa
Linda Jett. Paris
Joyce Jobe. Trenton
Rita Joens. Gilman, Iowa
Gary Johns. St. Louis

Angela Johnson. Indianola, Iowa
Betty Johnson. St. Charles
Gloria Johnson. Marceline
Karen Johnson. Gibbs
Morris Johnson. Defiance

Nancy Johnson. Edina
Naomi Johnson. Centralia
Patrick Johnson. Perry
Brambel Jones. La Grange
Cheryl Jones. Clarence

Christine Jones. Dumont, New Jersey
Deborah Jones. Washington, Iowa
Derry Jones. Mercer
Eloise Jones. Keytesville
Jacquelyn Jones. St. Louis

Janet Jones. Davenport, Iowa
Joyce Jones. Downing
Larry Jones. Wheeling
Sharon Jones. Havelock, Iowa 
Stanley Jones. St. Louis

William Jones. Farber
Susan Joyce. Medford, New York
Robert Junda. Garfield, New Jersey
Jean Jurgensen. Winterset, Iowa
George Kaleta. Calumet City, Illinois

Bahram Kamali. Iran
David Kapfer. Milton, Iowa
Judy Kapfer. Arbela
Mary Keller. Cairo
Martha Kelsey. Kirksville

Patrick Kennedy. Donnellson, Iowa
Janice Kenney. Coatsville
Stephen Kilcoyne. Mexico
Frederick Kingslover. Pleasant Hill
James Kirks. Montgomery City


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Class of 1970

Cheryl Kirtley. Huntsville
Lucius Kitchens. Rolla

Margie Kittle. Gibbs
Charles Kitzman. Deep River, Iowa

Loren Klahs. St. Louis
Susan Klump. Warsaw, Illinois

Karna Kruckenberg. East Moline, Illinois
Lynn Kugler. Gorin
Nancy Kuntmeyer. Palmyra
Nidal Kurabi. Lattakia, Syria
Dean Kurtz. Brighton, Iowa

Mo-Ping Lai. China
Thomas Lains. Overland
Karen Lake. Lewistown
Lawrence Lamberson. Louisiana
Elaine Langford. Jamesport

Eilene Langford. Jamesport
Patricia Latimer. Palmer
Glenda Lauer. Montgomery City
Franklin Layland. Exira, Iowa
Larry Lawrence. Conrad, Iowa

Rodger Lawrence. Palatine, Illinois
Ronald Leazer. Argyle, Iowa
Neemia Leau. American Samoa
Kristine Ledet. Des Moines, Iowa
Charlene Leitman. Wentzville

Marcia Lemmons. Des Peres
Cecelia Lewandowski. Roundlake, Illinois
Dianne Lewis. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Michael Lewton. Hannibal
Jerry Lieberoff. St. Louis

Greg Life. Cedar, Iowa
Diane Lindenbusch. Montgomery City
Rachel Lindroth. Des Moines, Iowa
Bonnie Linn. Tipton, Iowa
Leon Lintz. Washington, Iowa

Marilyn Lobmire. Bevier
Thomas Logan. Sedalia
Sheila Logston. Kirksville
Mary Anne Logue. Brookfield
Terry Loose. Arlington Heights, Illinois
 

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Class of 1970

James Lorence. Ottumwa, Iowa
Charles Loveless. Hazelwood

Patricia Lovland. Macon
Marcia Lowe. Canton

Gerald Lund. Kirkwood
Diana Lundberg. Hurdland

Leroy Lutu. American Samoa
Connie Lyman. Glendale

Carolyn Mack. Kirksville
Geneva Magruder. Gibbs

Micheleen Maher. Davenport, Iowa
Michael Mahoney. Unionville
Michael Mahoney. Round Lake, Illinois
Foad Makhai. Iran
Calvin Malcolm. Carman, Illinois

Walter Malins. Crete, Illinois
Geneta Maloney. Macon
John Malvin. Collinsville, Illinois
Janet Manning. Burlington, Iowa
Richard Mansfield. Kirksville

Dennis Marley. Muscatine, Iowa
Benny March. New Cambria
Nikki Marr. Kirkwood
Adam Marshall. Kirksville
James Martin. Kirksville

Marilyn Martin. Ottumwa, Iowa
Sandra Matthews. St. Petersburg, Florida
Billye Maynard. Eldon, Iowa
Joyce McCall. Mexico
Barbara McCay. Warrenville, Illinois

Michael McChesney. Wapello, Iowa
James McClintock. Monroe City
Mary McClintock. Yetter, Iowa
Frederick McCombs. Lovilia, Iowa
Paul McCray. Kirksville
 

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Georgie McCurdy. Vandalia 
Steve McDowell. Kirksville
Alice McEwen. Des Moines, Iowa
Gary McKiddy. Bridgeton
Stuart McMains. Bloomfield, Iowa

Carol McNeil. Preston, iowa
Bruce McQuillen. Mexico
Martha Meek. Mexico
Linda Meisner. Clarence
Paula Mehl. Ft. Madison, Iowa

Sheldon Mekler. Creve Couer
Carolyn Mettes. Shelbyville
James Meyer. Dalton
Karen Middleton. Princeton
James Miller. Kirksville

James S. Miller. Bloomfield Iowa
Joseph Miller. Kirksville
Mary Miller. Silex
Warren Miller. Bevier
Marsha Mills. Fulton

Susan Mills. Jamesport
Michael Milnes. Canton
Donald Minor. Moberly
John Mize. Moberly
Gary Mock. Bettendorf, Iowa

Kenneth Mollet. Vandalia
William Montgomery. Arbela
Bernadine Moore. St. Louis
Charles Moore. Memphis
David Moore. Kahoka

Patricia Moore. Kirksville
Robert Moore. Kirksville
Joyce Moots. Gibbs
Mary Morgan. Sewel, Iowa
Thomas Morgan. Ann Arbor, Michigan

Robert Moritz. Kirksville 
Patrick Morrissey. Overland
Mark Morrow. Ottumwa, Iowa
Mary Lou Morse. Centerville, Iowa
Marcia Mossbarger. Brookfield

Noaleen Motter. Kirksville
Phyllis Mullenix. Kirksville
Betty Murrell. Linneus
Beverly Myers. Snyder
Russell Myers. Ottumwa, Iowa

Beverly Nash. Des Moines, Iowa
Parviz Nasser. Iran
Ellen Nausley. Kirksville
George Neff. Marion, Iowa
Lois Neighbors. Unionville
 

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Janet Neill. Mexico
Nancy Nelson. Wheaton, Illinois
Frances Nemoto. Hawaii
Diane Newell. Brooksville, Florida
Dean Nickens. Overland

Dorothy Norman. Bevier
Gerald Northcutt. New London
Douglas Nugent. Haledon, New Jersey
Gary Nuhn. Macon
Robert Nunez. Rockford, Illinois

Ann O'Connell. Kansas City
Daniel O'Connell. East St. Louis, Illinois
Kathleen Ogar. Mexico
Raymond Orlando. Glen Ellyn, Illinois
Patrick O'Rourke. Parnell, Iowa

Warren Osthoff. Augusta
Kathy Owen. Princeton
Paul Ozug. Gary, Indiana
Elizabeth Page. Milan
Carol Pauley. Powersville

Vicki Paustian. Davenport, Iowa
Duane Peffers. Pleasantville, Iowa
Richard Pekarek. Warrenton
Gary Peterson. Kirksville
Roberta Peterson. Ottumwa, Iowa

William Pickle. Mexico
Joan Pierce. Iowa City, Iowa
Nancy Pieske. Milan
James Pinson. Edina
Ronald Pipes. Kirksville

Jerry Pirtle. Bloomfield, Iowa
Roger Platz. La Grange
Iokapeta Poutoa. American Samoa 
Teresa Powell. Mexico 
Jeanne Powers. St. Louis

Pamela Powers. St. Louis
Ronald Prather. St.	Charles
Peggy Priebe. Farmington, Iowa
Suebsai Puaves. Thailand
Larry Pullins. Waylong

William Pyszka. Belvidere, Illinois
Karla Quanstom. Davenport, Iowa
Larry Raines. Chariton, Iowa
Leone Ralph. Mallard, Iowa
Linda Randell. Donnellson, Iowa

Judith Randolph. Florissant
Marilyn Rapley. Rock Island, Illinois
Juletta Ratliff. Ethel
Deborah Rawson. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Ronald Redden. Auxvasse
 

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Class of 1970

Donna Reece. Kirkwood
Starr Reed. Macon

Patricia Reilly. Englewood, New Jersey 
Dianne Reinker. Elsberry

Arthur Renstrom. Martinsburg
Richard Reynolds. Chillicothe

Llenell Rhoades. Brunswick
Beverly Richardson. Monroe City

Neta Richardson. Lucerne 
Ruth Richardson. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Sue Richardson. Scarboro, Maine 
Larry Rigdon. Kirksville
Carolyn Riley. Des Moines, Iowa
James Ritze. Trenton
Gary Robbins. Crocker

Kenneth Roberts. Lancaster
Elizabeth Robertson. Springfield, Illinois
James Robertson. Hannibal
Lyle Robertson. Cantril, Iowa
Stanley Robinson. Waukegan, Illinois

Scott Roby. Jefferson City
Linda Rohman. Florissant
Howard Rosenbluth. Rayside, New York
George Ross. Ottumwa, Iowa
Deitra Rouse. Mason, Michigan

Ronald Rowland. Bowling Green
Betty Ruegsegger. Williamsburg, Iowa
John Ruggeberg. De Witt, Iowa
Nylene Rutledge. Mercer
Brenda Rutlin. St. Louis

Cathy Safford. Mexico
Gwendolyn Sanders. Brunswick
Anne Sanderson. Hartsburg
Stephen Sanfilippo. Ridge, New York
Gloria Sangeorge. Hackensack, New Jersey


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Vrej Sarkissian. Iran
James Saucier. Canton
Carol Sawmiller. Park Forest, Illinois
Charles Schneider. Salisbury
Diana Schowe. Warrenton

Armenta Schroder. Newton, Iowa
Hugh Schuetz. Kirksville
Frederic Schulenberg. St. Louis
Nolan Schwada. Clarence
Richard Schwada. Taylor
Steven Schweizer. Burlington, Iowa

Roger Schwerman. Paris
Janet Seals. Triplett
Stephen Sears. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Keren Secrest. St. Louis
Donna Sees. Kirksville
Beverly Seibert. Oskaloosa, Iowa

Venasio Sele. American Samoa
Henry Sesepasara. American Samoa
Toni Settle. Mexico
Joyce Sevits. Kirksville
Teri Shandrew. Princeton 
Robert Sheesley. Oskaloosa, Iowa
 
Craig Shellady. Williamsburg, Iowa
Jerry Shelton. Unionville
Billie Sherer. Kirksville
John Shilt. Newtown
Gabriel Shimasaki. American Samoa
Holly Shoush. Atlanta

Linda Shoush. Macon
Marna Simmering. Washington, Iowa
Sheri Simmons. Farmington, Iowa
Brenda Simon. St. Louis
Donna Simons. Piseco, New York
Pamela Simpson. Ottumwa, Iowa

Gregory Skinner. Tuscola, Illinois
Robert Skow. Newton, Iowa
John Slaton. Madison
Linda Slaughter. Queen City
Timothy Slavin. Lancaster
Todd Sloane. Anderson, Indiana

Beverly Smith. St. Louis 
Joan Smith. Medford Lakes, New Jersey
John Smith. Ottumwa, Iowa
John E. Smith. Memphis
Joneane Smith. Libertyville, Iowa
Terry Smith. LaPlata

Terry Smutzer. Donnellson, Iowa
James Snowbarger. Reynolds, Illinois
Jean Sojka. Muscatine, Iowa
Constance Solochier. Florissant
Robert Soule. Burlington, Iowa
Kenneth Sowers. Alexandria


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Class of 1970

John Sparks. Kirksville
Michael Spears. Jamesport
Naomi Spinelli. Waukegan, Illinois
Alan Spurgeon. Wayland
Ronald Stabler. Iowa City, Iowa

Linda Stamp. Davenport, Iowa
Rhonda Stanek. Warrenton
Robert Stein. Trenton, New Jersey
Susan Stelpflug. Ankeny, Iowa
Ronald Sterchi. Olney, Illinois

Nancy Stevenson. St. Louis
Linda Stewart. Kansas City
Patricia Stiles. Princeton
Evelyn Stoner. Mendon
Gary Strasser. What Cheer, Iowa

Judith Straub. Monroe City
Judith Stroeber. West Des Moines, Iowa
Virginia Stroker. St. Louis
David Struttmann. Rhineland
Donald Stuart. Riverside, Iowa

David Stull. Mexico
Larry Stutler. Milan
Leulumoega Suesue. American Samoa
Annalee Sullivan. Fulton
Pei Pei Sung. Taiwan

Kenneth Susten. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Roy Swain. Kirksville
Doris Swan. Seymore, Iowa
Lynn Swann. St. Louis
Becky Swisher. Palmyra

Judy Switzer. Bucklin
Clifford Sykes. St. Louis

Robert Tade. Lancaster
Nancy Tague. Gorin

Michael Tait. Washington, Iowa
Yuko Takahashi. Japan

Carroll Tankesley. Lexington
David Tanner. Ferguson
 

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Class of 1970

Joyce Tarbet. Shelbyville
James Tate. Meadville
Susan Taulbee. Versailles
Jeanne Taylor. Palmyra
Ruth Taylor. Kansas City

Gloria Tedrow. Fairfield, Iowa
Stephen Tellier. Arlington Heights, Illinois
William Teneyck. Edina
Teresa Teter. Kirksville
Larry Theerman. Warrenton

Richard Theriault. Warwick, Rhode Island
Aubradella Thompson. St. Louis
Beth Thurman. Monroe City
Eugene Timmerberg. Rhineland
Annette Titue. St. Louis

David Toops. Kahoka
Patricia Trent. Kirksville
Jeannine Truitt. Linneus
Edna Trump. Trenton
Lui Talusa Tuitele. American Samoa

Thomas Tursick. Garfield, New Jersey
Judith Twillman. St. Louis
Tonie Uhland. Liberty, Illinois
Timothy Urban. Lombard, Illinois
Madith Ussery. St. Charles

Reeta Utley. West Liberty, Iowa
Charles Van Liere. Chicago, Illinois
Mazie Van Polen. Rose Hill, Iowa
Danniel Vlahovich. Novinger
Barbara Vogeler. Buckingham, Iowa

James Waggener. Kahoka
Frank Wagner. Chicago, Illinois
Paul Wagner. La Grange Park, Illinois
Anita Wallace. Green Castle
Cynthia Walter. Kirksville

Janis Walter. Grand Ridge, Illinois
Dolores Walsher. Westmont, Illinois

Randy Ward. Milton, Iowa
Robert Warren. Chula

Marjorie Waters. Huntsville 
Jane Watkins. Lancaster


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Marjorie Weatherly. Storm Lake, Iowa
Deborah Weaver. Farmington, Iowa
Earnest Webber. Unionville
Carolyn Wells. Elsberry
Jamie Weguelin. Brentwood, New York

Carolyn Werges. Montgomery City
Lloyd Wheeler. Rockford, Illinois
Robert Whisenand. Higbee
Stephen White. St. Louis
Steven White. Bayshore,	New York

Hal Whiteaker. Manchester
Karen Wick. Mount Union, Iowa
Benita Wiesemann. La Grange
Margaret Wild. Kirkwood
Livinnia Wiley. Jamesport

Priscilla Wiley. O'Fallon
Sandra Wilhite. Florissant
Deborah Wilhoit. New Hartford
Mary Wilhoit. New Hartford
Kenneth Williams. Ottumwa, Iowa

Sylvia Williams. Lewistown
Bobbie Willows. Ewing
Mary Wills. Scales Mound, Illinois
Cheryl Wilson. Florissant
Karen Wilson. St. Louis

William Wilson. La Belle
Kathleen Winecup. Ottumwa, Iowa 
Stanley Winfrey. Wentzville
Mary Wood. Clarence
Rodney Wood. Decatur, Illinois

Dottye Wooten. Mexico
William Worland. Montgomery City
Carla Wright. Russell, Iowa
Cheryl Wyllie. Martinsburg, Iowa
Anthony Yates. Monroe City

Cordelia Yates. Monroe City
Berthanna Young. Kirksville
Robert Young. Kirksville
Joseph Yowell. Perry
Sharon Zeigler. Mexico
 

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Joy Adam. Richland, Iowa
Mary Adams. Clark
Patricia Adams. St. Louis
Janis Ahrens. St. Louis 
Carol Alderson. Middletown

Rose Alertsen. Montezuma, Iowa
Deetta Allen. Humphreys
Steve Allen. Richland, Iowa
Dorothy Almond. Milan
Maria Alvarez. Kirksville

Ruth Angel. Vandalia
Bruce Anderson. Bloomfield, Iowa
Nancy Anderson. Keytesville
Roger Anderson. Chariton, Iowa
Sue Anderson. Kirksville

Porotesano Aoloau. American Samoa
Dwaila Armstrong. Davenport, Iowa
Terry Asbury. Renick
Deborah Augspurger. Pulaski, Iowa
Robert Ault. Brentwood

Chester Aumua. American Samoa
Renee Ayres. Ballwin
Jo Ann Azar. Troy
Judith Baczek. Round Lake Park, Illinois
Mary Bagley. Shelbina

Victor Bally. Rock Falls, Illinois
Robert Baker. Atlanta
Janice Banks. Wellsville
Judith Bankson. Mystic, Iowa
Catherine Barker. Coggon, Iowa

Sterck Barnes. Ft. Madison, Iowa
Diana Burnett. Bucklin
James Barnett. Lancaster
Jewell Barnett. Mendon
John Barr. St. Louis

Rivers Bartow. Brunswick
Theresa Bartow. Purdin
Georgia Baskett. Laclede
Donna Battaglia. New Milford, New Jersey
Gail Beard. Kirksville

Rolletta Beeler. Bosworth
Diane Beckman. Grundy Center, Iowa
Ann Begeman. Monroe City
Terry Behneke. Davenport, Iowa
June Bell. St. Louis

Mary Behring. Emden
Constance Beltramo. Glen Ellyn,	Illinois
Phillip Bender. Clarence
Janice Bennett. Keytesville
Carl Berstler. Ladora, Iowa
 

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Class of 1971

William Beshears. Vandalia
Deborah Beswick. Stockport, Iowa

Jeanne Bickhart. Washington, Iowa 
Linda Bier. Palmyra

Larry Bierman. Chester, Illinois
Ann Biggerstaff. Kirksville

Joan Binder. Ayrshire, Iowa
Brenda Bird. Mexico
Cheryl Black. Iowa City, Iowa
Linda Blaise. Clarence
Claire Blanchard. Winter Park, Florida

Susan Bleigh. Hannibal
Buddy Blessing. New London
Larry Blickhan. Kent
Deborah Blunt. Brookfield
Becky Boal. Winfield. Iowa

Karl Bode. Kirksville
Joyce Bohning. Wentzville
Dorothy Bagby. Huntsville
Donald Bogert. Drakesville, Iowa
Linda Boland. Washington

Lois Boley. Rothville
Carl Bond. Affton
Pamela Booth. Minburn, Iowa
Deanna Bork. Macon
Marilyn Boswell. Bowling Green

Nancy Bothe. Old Monroe
Perry Bradshaw. Kirksville
Cathie Brauchy. Brentwood
Sharon Brewer. Hazelwood 
William Brinkman. Liberty, Illinois

June Brinker. New London
Cathy Brennecke. St. Louis
Joan Broughton. St. Louis 
Dennis Brown. Ottumwa, Iowa
Douglas Brown. Vernon, New York

Marilyn Brown. Eolia
Randall Brown. Mexico
Robert Bruner. Ottumwa, Iowa
Robert Bryan. Princeton
Mickie Bryson. Centralia
 

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Class of 1971

Gary Buckley. Worchester, Massachusetts 
Steven Budde. St. Louis

Kathleen Burch. Ft. Madison, Iowa
J.R. Burnam. Bevier

Donald Burrus. Baring
Deborah Buse. St. Charles

Deborah Buster. Ethel
Robert Butler. Macon

Timothy Butler. Affton
Diane Buxman. Hannibal

Jacqueline Byers. Kahoka
Janice By waters. Kansas City
Robert Cagle. St. Charles
Jacqueline Cahalan. Edina
Ronald Calbert. Paris

Sheila Caldwell. Macon
Danny Calhoun. Swan, Iowa
Claire Capaldo. Albia, Iowa
Philip Carlisle. Ottumwa, Iowa
Jorge Carmona. Costa Rica

Alice Carpenter. Stoutsville
Vicki Carr. Ottumwa, Iowa
Ronald Carris. Packwood, Iowa
Jan Carter. New Boston
Jerry Cathcart. Auxvasse

Susan Chapman. Bowling Green
Donald Chappell. Decatur, Illinois
Bobby Chowning. Snyder
Wanda Christine. Shelbyville
Cheryl Christman. Columbia

Karen Christopher. Jamesport
Bernice Cistrunk. Gary, Indiana
Connie Clark. New Cambria
Lou Clark. Edina
Catherine Cloninger. Louisiana
 

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David Cochran. Milan
Deanna Collings. Mercer
Bobbi Collins. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Kathy Collins. Laclede
Patricia Comer. Knoxville, Iowa

James Compton. Milan
Patricia Conner. Montgomery City
Glenda Conrad. Clark
Janet Cooley. Lucerne
Helen Cooper. Salisbury

Troy Cooper. La Plata
Nancy Copenhaver. Kirksville
Rosemary Cornwell. Ferguson
Rita Cottom. Oneida, Illinois
Terry Cover. Davenport,	Iowa

Mary Covington. Centerville, Iowa
Buddy Craft. Chillicothe
Lois Cragen. Frankford
Sandra Crase. Redfield,	Iowa
Linda Crocker. Mt. Union, Iowa

Carol Crouch. Browning
Frances Crow. Paris
Joyce Crull. Portland
Janice Culbertson. Shelbyville
Bessie Cullum. Unionville

Linda Curtis. Ollie, Iowa
Jim Dahlgren. Springfield
Joseph Daily. Lock Springs
Marlys Dailey. Eldon, Iowa
Marcia Dane. Williamsburg, Iowa

Sue Daugherty. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Charlotte Davis. Bloomfield, Iowa
David Davis. Burlington, Iowa
Patricia Davis. Memphis
June Davison. Columbia
 
Sharon Dawson. Moberly
John Dedrick. Laclede
Cathy Dellavedova. Albia, Iowa
Suzanne Delzell. Bloomfield, Iowa
Michael Dennis. Macon

Gwendolyn De Witt. Kirksville 
Margaret Dexter. Hunnewell
Frank Dickey. Spring City, Pennsylvania
Dorothy Dickins. Kansas	City
Janet Diehl. Fulton

Virginia Dieterich. Kahoka
Carlene Dinsmore. Meadville
Kaye Ditmars. Greentop 
Roberta Dittmer. Quincy, Illinois
Brenda Dodge. Perry
 

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John Dodge. Memphis
Celestine Dorian. Edina
Mauriea Dorland. Mercer
Debbi Doubet. Edina
Vicki Doubet. Edina

Judith Duer. Kahoka
Deborah Dougherty. Fayette
Dennis Dougherty. Ottumwa, Iowa
Sandra Duke. Milledgeville, Georgia
Linda Dunbar. Fairfield, Iowa

Karen Duncan. Lucerne
Phillip Duncan. Greentop
Sherry Dykstra. Wapello, Iowa
Maurine Early. Baring
Barbara East. St. Charles

Susan Eddy. Davenport, Iowa
Glenn Edmondson. Kahoka
Donald Edwards. La Belle
Pamela Edwards. Chula
Jonathan Eggert. Marengo, Iowa

Kathy Ehrhart. Quincy, Illinois
Constance Ellington. Bridgeton
James Elliott. Ashland, Illinois
Linda Elliott. St. Charles
Lloyd Elliott. Omaha, Nebraska

Bobretta Elliston. Des Moines, Iowa
Phyllis Elson. Bloomfield, Iowa
Jean Emery. Clarksville
Joyce Erb. Perry
Al Erwin. Greentop

David Evans. Brentwood
Gale Evans. Clark
Joseph Evans. Meadville
Patricia Evans. Des Moines, Iowa
Sheila Ewing. Unionville

Leapei Faaola. Samoa
Teresa Fantz. Hannibal
Siaki Fanua. American Samoa
Michael Farnsworth. Pleasant Valley, Iowa
Philip Fay. Laclede

Elizabeth Fedak. St. Louis
Richard Fennel. Fulton
Dennis Fessler. Macon
Dianna Fessler. Macon
James Fiscus. Kirksville

Cynthia Fisher. Ankeny, Iowa
Mary Fisher. Wellman, Iowa
Richard Floyd. Knoxville, Iowa
James Foley. Clinton, Iowa
Rosemary Ford. Glenwood
 

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Class of 1971

Kathleen Forness. St. Louis
Donna Foster. St. Louis

Jackie Fountain. Newark
Marylou Foust. Chariton, Iowa

Elizabeth Frankford. Anchorage, Alaska 
Gloria Fredrickson. Ottumwa, Iowa

Robert Freitag. Scotch Plains, New Jersey 
James French. Mexico

Patricia Fridley. Union
Gwen Friend. Bloomfield, Iowa

David Froneyberger. St. Louis
Sandra Frueh. Donnellson, Iowa
John Fry. Kirksville
Ruth Gabel. St. Louis
Susanne Gallo. Bergenfield, New Jersey

Eugene Galloway. Moscow Mills
Sally Galvan. Ottumwa, Iowa
Phillip Garnet. Princeton
Khosrow Ganjani. Iran
Kathryn Gano. Keosauqua, Iowa

Jo George. Columbia
Carolyn Germain. Emerson, New Jersey
Greg Gettings. Ottumwa, Iowa
Sally Gheens. Keytesville
Kathleen Gilbert. North Kansas City

Kathleen Gilmer. Hurdland
Tomoaki Gima. Okinawa
Samuel Gipple. Columbus Junction, Iowa
Robert Gladney. Elsberry
Nancy Glenn. Wertzville

Kenneth Glover. Newark
Beverly Golston. Ottumwa, Iowa
Vera Golston. Unionville
Gary Gooch. Hurdland
Edward Good. Bloomfield. Iowa
 

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Class of 1971

Patricia Good. Chariton, Iowa
Barbara Gooden. Milton,	Iowa
Dianna Goodman. Rose Hill, Iowa
Meryl Goodwin. Kirksville
Ronald Goold. Tulsa, Oklahoma

Phillip Gordon. Sturgeon
Robert Gorrell. Canton
Susan Gossick. Meadville
Gary Graham. New London
Stefanye Graham. St. Louis
Dennis Graser. St. Louis

Lurie Graupman. Vandalia
Dennis Gray. St. Charles
Audrey Greene. St. Louis
Mark Green. Ottumwa, Iowa
William Green. Laddonia
James Grider. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	

David Grieshaber. St. Louis
Gwendolyn Groharing. Davenport, Iowa
Esther Groves. Purdin
Mildred Guffey. Unionville
Gloria Guinn. Rutledge
Charles Haack. Williamsburg, Iowa

Gerald Hackmann. Marthasville
Albert Hagerla. Edina
Marilyn Haggy. Ethel
Loretta Hale. Vandalia
Sharon Haley. Memphis
Robert Hall. Kirksville

Linda Hamill. Center
Gayle Hamilton. Hannibal
Louis Hamilton. St. Louis
Marlene Hamilton. LaBelle
Pamela Hamilton. Unionville
Bonnie Hamm. Bucklin

Larry Hammons. Novinger
Sandra Hamor. Montezuma, Iowa
Toni Hampton. Mexico
Nancy Hancock. Meadville
Darrell Hanslow. Fulton
Michael Hardy. Ashland, Illinois

Ronnie Hargrave. Linneus
Alan Harman. Byrumville
Margaret Harness. Bowling Green
Charles Harriman. Bucklin
Karen Harris. Salisbury
Ladema Harris. Kirksville

Patricia Harris. University City
Hanna Harrison. Moberly
Sharon Harrison. Revere
Harold Harshbarger. Salem, Iowa
Steve Harting. St. Louis
Norma Hartley. Hillsboro, Iowa
 

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Hassine Hassen. Mexico
Londa Hastings. Poplar Bluff
Thomas Hawk. Grundy Center, Iowa
Gwen Hawkes. Wentzville
Sandra Hawkins. West Alton

Wayne Hawkins. Kirksville
Dorenda Head. Novelty
Gwendolyn Hearne. St. Louis
Sheila Heidman. Granger, Iowa
Sharon Hendrix. St. Louis

Randy Henness. Milan
Robert Hepker. Center Point, Iowa
Vicki Herl. Hannibal
Gabor Hernady. Venezuela
Linda Hervey. Agency, Iowa

Carolyn Hickenbottom. Batavia, Iowa
Norma Hicks. Cairo
Mary Higgins. Churdan, Iowa
Thomas Hilbert. Monroe City
James Hiles. Bowling Green

Rigoberto Hillo. New York, New York
Roger Hodapp. Harlan, Iowa
Brenda Hodgin. Mexico
Karen Hollowell. Williamstown 
Garlene Holtkamp. Mexico

Terry Hooker. Mexico
Betty Hoover. Keosauqua, Iowa
Shirley Hopmann. Lemay
Marcheita Horne. St. Louis
Stephen Hoyer. Hillsboro, Iowa

Gladys Hudson. Des Moines, Iowa
Stephen Hudson. Brookfield
 
Rita Hueffmeier. Wentzville
Michael Humphreys. Des Moines, Iowa

Alice Hunsel. Wentzville
Charlotte Hunt. Stoutsville

John Hunter. Kirksville
Lonnie Hupp. Troy
 

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Class of 1971

Larry Hutchcraft. St. Charles
Mary Ann Iman. Higginsville
Shirley Inda. Chaquanas, Trinidad
Kathie Ingels. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Judith Ingerson. Marceline

Diane Ingram. Minburn, Iowa
Joyce Ingram. Ames, Iowa
Barbara Ingrum. Centralia
James Inlow. Bowling Green
Rebecca Inlow. Kahoka

Susanne Irey. Livonia
Linda Jackson. Palmyra
Michael Jackson. Bloomfield, Iowa
Patricia Jacobs. Ottumwa, Iowa
Cindy James. St. Louis

Mark Jefferson. Kirksville
Anthony Jelley. Bay Shore, New York
Clinton Jerome. Eureka
Roberta Jesse. Centralia
Jean Johns. Queen City

Beverly Johnson. St. Charles
David Johnson. Winfield, Iowa
June Johnson. Centralia
William Johnson. Palmyra
Janie Johnston. Davenport, Iowa

Barbara Jones. Carthage, Illinois
Beverly Jones. Wapello,	Iowa
Elna Jones. New	Cambria
Jacquelyn Jones. Cairo
Janevra Jones. Arbela

Joyce Jones. Novinger
Karen Jones. Bettendorf, Iowa
Patricia Jones. Maywood
Mary Beth Justice. Ankeny, Iowa
Pamela Justice. Memphis

David Kallmeyer. Glascow 
Mary Ann Karrer. Columbia

Frank Katona. Highland Indiana 
Paulette Kautz. Atlantic, Iowa

Linda Keil. Perry
Jo Kelly. Quincy, Illinois


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Claudia Kemp. Newark
Linda Kenyon. Moberly
James Kern. Blairstown, Iowa
Diana. King. Princeton
James King. Kirksville

Daniel Kinsey. Warsaw, Indiana
Daniel Kinsinger. Bloomfield, Iowa
Sandra Kirtley. Huntsville
Mary Kissing. Pacific
Monte Kite. Hurdland

Alan Klinger. Allerton, Iowa
Naomi Knight. Browning
Kathleen Knoche. Ankeny, Iowa
Patricia Koch. Bridgeton
Susan Koch. Brentwood, New York

Stephen Kolb. Jefferson City
George Koontz. Memphis
Jamal Kottabi. Shiruz, Iran
Songsri Kraturerk. Thailand
Suzanne Kueny. Montgomery City

Sydne Kuhler. Keytesville
Carol Kuhlmann. St. Charles
Gary Lacey. St. Charles
Pamala LaFrenz. Wyaconda
Anita Wing Shue Lam. China

Nim Shun Nelson Lam. China
Etenauga Lam. Samoa
Nancy Lammert. St. Louis
Marilyn Lampton. Hannibal
Philip Langford. American Samoa

Mary Langston. Kinloch 
Warren Lantz. Kirksville
Ronald Larue. New Sharon, Iowa
Jane Latta. Des Moines, Iowa
Olith Lauifi. American Samoa

John Lawson. Glasgow
JoAnn Lay. LaBelle
Jane Leake. Marceline
Pennie Leathers. College Mound 
Dana Lee. Council Bluffs, Iowa

Lauren Fung Chun Lee. China
Michael Lennox. Hannibal
Pamlyn Lesser. Bettendorf, Iowa
Mary Ellen Levi. Saddle Brook, New Jersey
Alexander Levy. University City

Robert Lewis. Eolia
Patricia Lietsch. Galesburg, Illinois
Ruth Light. Pleasantville, Iowa
Pamela Lindenbush. Montgomery City
Penny Lindquist. Greentop


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Cathie Lingle. Davenport, Iowa
Roy Linhardt. Powersville
Sandra Linn. Montezuma, Iowa
Judy Litchfield. LaBelle
Terry Little. Monticello

Jerry Lockard. Atlanta
Mary Loechl. Ballwin
Fagatoele Lokeni. American Samoa
Antoinette Long. Bradford, Illinois
Linda Love. Auxvasse

Steven Lowenberg. Donnellson, Iowa
Helen Luebrecht. Cyrene
John Luhn. Bridgeton
Philip Luksetich. Melcher, Iowa
Lucinda Lunceford. Richmond

Marcia Lushbaugh. Ottumwa, Iowa
Nancy Lynn Luth. Burlington, Iowa
James Maddex. Lentner
Shirley Maggart. Milan
Bijan Maheronnaghsh. Iran

Ahmed Mahmoud. Arabia
William Maier. Brookfield, Illinois
Marlis Manning. Brighton, Iowa
Bruce Manro. Ottumwa, Iowa
Nancy March. Columbia

Deena Marsh. St. Charles
Larry Marshall. Bowling Green
Sharon Marshall. St. Louis
Barbara Martin. St. Louis
John Martin. St. Charles

Peggy Martin. Moscow Mills
Janey Mathis. Elmer 
Barbara Mauck. Kirksville
Theresa McAndrew. Kahoka
Luther McBee. Greentop 

Paula McCarty. Milan
Cheryl McCauley. St. Louis
Arlene McCollum. Farber
Francine McCormick. Batavia, Iowa
Lola McCoy. Lucerne

Leah McCullough. Bloomfield, Iowa
Judith McCune. Kirksville
Carolyn McDaniel. Macon
Sheila McDaniel. Columbia
Betty McDonald. Fulton

Betty McEwen. Des Moines, Iowa
Barbara McFadden. Washington, Iowa
Lila McGraw. Pleasantville, Iowa
Judith McIntosh. Mt. Sterling, Iowa
Beverly McKiddy. Jamesport
 

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Class of 1971

Kriss McLain. Stockport, Iowa
Dana McMillan. Fayette

Barbara McRoberts. Chariton, Iowa 
David McVay. Martinsburg, Iowa

Pamela Means. Macon
Sherry Medaris. Farmington, Iowa

Nancy Meek. Bonaparte, Iowa
Susan Meers. St. Charles
Connie Meinhardt. Memphis
Joy Meinhardt. Luray
Mary Meinhardt. New Cambria

David Melander. Boyertown, Pennsylvania
Robert Melson. Mexico
Linda Merrell. Monticello
Jerry Merten. Davenport, Iowa
Theresa Messina. St. Louis

Carolyn Meyer. Searsboro, Iowa
Robert Michael. Corydon, Iowa
Richard Middleton. Downing
Patricia Mihalevich. Kirksville
Dayana Miller. Kirksville

Judy Miller. Green City
Linda Miller. Kirksville
Robert Miller. St. Louis
Margaret Mills. Chillicothe
Rebecca Minear. Kirksville
 
Claudia Minor. Kirksville
Beverly Mitchell. Vandalia
Carole Mitchell. Bonaparte, Iowa
Glory Mitchell. Shelbina
Gordon Mitchell. Packwood. Iowa

Phyllis Moehle. Macon
Dorothy Moffett. Memphis
John Moffitt. Winigan
Askullah Mogharrabi. Iran
Thomas Momphard. Silex

Larry Montgomery. Newtown
Beverly Moore. Kirksville
Bruce Moore. Middletown
Charles Moore. Yale, Iowa
David Moore. Kirksville
 

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Class of 1971

Marvin Moots. Kirksville
Gayle Moore. Memphis

Beverly Morgan. Bloomifeld, Iowa 
Paul Moots. Kirksville
 
Billy Morris. Purdin
Marcia Morris. Canton

Ronda Morris. Kirksville
Stewart Morton. St. Louis

Dianne Mottet. Ottumwa, Iowa
Mary Mudd. Center

Peggy Munden. Lucerne
Linda Murray. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Deborah Myers. St. Charles
Massoud Nabauian. Iran
Eddie Nash, Jr. St. Louis

Harry Naughton. Williamsburg, Iowa
Richard Neeve. Zion, Illinois
Barbara Neff. Bucklin
Stella Neill. Bloomfield, Iowa
Nancy Nelson. Ottumwa, Iowa

Gloria Newbrough. Paris
Cynthia Newell. Anita, Iowa
Ned Newkirk. Macon
Diana Newquist. Albia, Iowa
Bobbi Nichols. Kirksville

Nancy Nicholson. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
Shirley Nickell. Rothville
Jane Niehoff. Troy
David Niemeyer. Marthasville 
Tida Nitipisanonta. Thailand
 
Kathy Noel. Paris
Patricia Noel. Kirksville
Jeanette Noland. Kirksville
Rebecca Norfolk. Palmyra
Billie Norman. St. Louis
 

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Kathleen Norton. Williamsburg, Iowa
Glenna Novinger. Novinger
Capitola Oakley. Chariton, Iowa
Raymond Oberhaus. Vandalia
Lois O'Briant. Oxford, Iowa

Paul O'Day. Kahoka
Linda O'Dell. Fairfield, Iowa
Edward Olderich. Nantucket, Massachusettes
Larry Oldvader. Brunswick
Paula Orf. Bowling Green

Stephen Orr. Salisbury
Farol Oshner. La Belle
Carol Oshner. La Belle
Maurice Overlander. Stockport, Iowa
Andrea Owen. Princeton

Steven Ownby. St. Louis
Joyce Oxenford. West Des Moines, Iowa
Christina Palermo. St. Louis
Maupati Panapa. American Samoa
Harish Pandya. Taiwan

Russell Parker. Seymour, Iowa
Patricia Parks. Salisbury
Ebrahim Parva. Iran
Sandra Paschal. Keosauqua, Iowa
Kathryn Paule. St. Charles

Ernest Payne. Marceline
Larry Payton. Novinger
Ruth Payton. Elmer
Charla Peak. Shelbina
Michael Pemberton. Fulton

John Penn. Auxvasse
Carolyn Pepper. Brighton, Iowa
Linda Perkins. Cedar, Iowa
Lee Perry. Novelty
Mary Perry. Bloomfield, Iowa

Brenda Peterson. Rutledge
Douglas Peterson. Trenton
David Petre. Atlanta
William Phegley, Jr. St. Louis
Carl Philips. Selma, Iowa

Dee Pickering. Unionville
James Pierceall. Monroe	City
Rudy Pila. American Samoa
Lois Pinson. La Plata
Jeffrey Piper. Queen City

Kathryn Pirnat. Eddyville, Iowa
Peter Planchon. Anderson
Walter Platz. La Grange
Shirley Poertner. Pacific
Harriet Poffenberger. Altoona, Iowa
 

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Lance Poland. Powersville 
James Pollard. Kirksville
Michael Pontius. Callao
Cathy Powell. Huntsville
Diana Powell. Kirksville

Rodney Powell. St. Peters
Vicki Powell. Mexico
Karla Powells. St. Louis
Carol Preston. St. Louis
Lucinda Primeau. St. Charles

Lynn Prinster. O'Fallon
John Probst. St. Louis
Richard Pulse. Canton
Jamie Quick. Aztec, New Mexico
Bryan Quigley. Yaphank, New York

Sherri Quigley. Milan
Rosalind Rada. Chicago, Illinois
Candace Randall. Washington, Iowa
Patsy Ray. Unionville
William Ray. Bloomfield, Iowa

Roger Rea. Kirksville
Kenneth Reed. Boonville
Robert Reed. Andes, New York
Abraham Reese. Hannibal
Linda Rex. Kirksville

Sally Rice. Ashland
Lynn Richardson. Williamsburg, Iowa
Len Rickards. Canton
Raymond Rider. St. Louis
Charles Riechers. Rush Hill
 
Randall Riley. Kirksville
Marvis Rinehart. Browning
Linda Ritzman. Perry, Iowa
Suzanne Robb. Burlington, Iowa
Elizabeth Roberts. Columbia

Juanita Roberts. Milan
Billy Robinson. Sturgeon
Denauvo Robinson. Quincy, Illinois
Betty Rock. Ottumwa, Iowa
Marjorie Roderick. Kirksville

Randell Roderique. St. Louis
Jeanine Roe. St. Charles
Nancy Roesler. St. Louis
Robert Rogers. Kirksville
Joan Rohdy. Farmington, Iowa

Rex Rominger. Bloomfield, Iowa
William Ronecker. Overland
Nancy Rook. Fulton
Carla Roseborough. Gary, Indiana 
Mary Rothweiler. Palmyra


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Class of 1971

Janet Rowe. Keokuk, Iowa
Susan Ruiz. Vandalia

Lynna Rusch. Rolla
Janice Rusk. Fulton

Donald Russell. Brookfield
Eleanor Ryan. Milan

Richard Ryan. Mexico
Logologo Saau. American Samoa

Karim Sadeghpaur. Iran
Gloria Salisbury. Unionville

Nichalaus Samila. Mexico
Sangiam Sandhaweesukh. Thailand
Teresa Sandifer. Monroe City
Sandra Sasbon. Bay Shore, New York
Kerisiano Sataua. American Samoa

Cynthia Sawyer. Des Moines, Iowa
Joyce Schaeffer. Lemay
Ann Schafer. LaGrange
Joseph Schaffer. Palmyra
Darrell Schapmire. Bloomington, Illinois

Edward Schieffer. Troy
David Schillinger. Bucklin
Joyce Schlueter. Ferguson
Steven Schlueter. St. Charles
Lucy Schmid. St. Louis

Karen Schneider. St. Louis
Linda Schock. New Sharon, Iowa
Richard Schreck. Canton
Sheila Schroeder. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
Barbara Schutz. Florissant
 
Kevin Schwartz. Alton, Illinois
Philip Scott. Shelbina
Phillis Scott. Kirksville
Douglas Seaton. Powersville
Gloria Seitsinger. Wellman, Iowa
 

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Ellen Seiwert. Richland, Iowa
Larry Sell. Unionville
Karen Seroka. Florissant
Pennie Seth. Farmington, Iowa
Janice Sevits. Kirksville

Steven Sewell. Kirkwood
John Shahan. Kirksville
John Shanks. Washington, Iowa
Jane Sharp. Hannibal
Larry Sharp. Kirksville
John Sharpe. LaBelle

Connie Shearon. Vandalia
Patsy Sheeder. Greenfield, Iowa
Shari Sheely. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Linda Sheets. Ollie, Iowa
Jack Shilt. Newtown
Paul Shultis. Pine Hill, New York

Jeana Shultz. Ewing
David Sidwell. Queen City
Margie Sievert. Ashland
Linda Silver. Palmyra
Teresa Sim. China
Cathy Simmons. Kirksville

Carol Sims. Auxvasse
Kathryn Simpson. Milan
Mary Simpson. Novelty
Reginald Singleton. East St. Louis, Illinois
Nancy Sisson. Kahoka
Piyam Sivatanphisit. Thailand

Dotti Skaggs. Brunswick
Susan Sloan. Milan
Robert Sliminsky. Hollis, New York
Ellen Small. Wright City
David Smith. Kansas City
Dennis Smith. Calumet City, Illinois

Judith Smith. Hannibal
Marla Smith. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Rene Smith. Brashear
Rosalynd Smith. Green City
John Sojka. Riverside, Iowa
Vikki Sparrow. St. Charles

Richard Spellman. Salisbury
Edith Spiegel. St. Louis
Phillip Sponsler. Kirksville
Robert Stanley. Clio, Iowa
Nita Starbuck. Lancaster
Gerald Starr. Ottumwa, Iowa

Deborah St. Clair. Williamstown
Linda Steele. Wyaconda
Patricia Steiner. Maywood, New Jersey
Judith Stephan. Ellisville
Susan Stephanson. Newton, Iowa
Linda Stevenson. Wright City
 

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Class of 1971

Mary Stevenson. Moberly 
Janette Stoffa. Ottumwa, Iowa
Kahla Stoker. Allerton, Iowa
Jeanie Story. Fairfield, Iowa
Lucretia Stott. Cantril, Iowa
 
Ann Stover. Bowling Green
Chris Straube. Bowling	Green
Randall Stuckey. Unionville
Minoru Suzuki. Japan
Marilyn Swift. Keokuk, Iowa

Claire Sykes. Kirksville
Pamela Sylvara. Kirksville
Constance Szafranski. Detroit, Michigan
Setsuo Takai. Japan
Judith Tarry. Nauvoo, Illinois

Susan Tapy. St. Louis
Jennifer Tatge. Stronghurst, Illinois
David Taylor. Jonesburg
Raymond Taylor. Chicago, Illinois
Jerry Terrell. Des Moines, Iowa

David Tharp. Green City
Karen Thomas. St. Louis
Tessie Thomas. St. Louis
Anna Thompson. Elmer
Janet Thompson. Kirksville

Kandace Thompson. Vandalia
Nancy Thompson. Quincy, Illinois
Paul Thompson. Fulton
Robert Thompson. Unionville
Karladine Thurman. Clarence
 
Kathy Tietsort. Kirksville
Mintie Tisue. Jacksonville

Vailolo Tosi. American Samoa 
Ann Townsend. Memphis

Sue Travis. Park Ridge, Illinois 
Roger Trower. New Hartford

Mary Tuchek. Ellsworth, Iowa
Gregory Tucker. Kirksville
 

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Class of 1971
 
Ella Tyler. Palmyra
Karyl Van Dyne. Corydon, Iowa
John Vannatta. Fairfield, Iowa
Sarah Vaughn. Centralia
Barbara Verity. St. Louis

Mary Volmert. Columbia
Michael Volmert. Columbia
Michael Vranich. York, Pennsylvania
Mary Wade. Browning
Barbara Waggener. Kansas City

Dana Walker. Wellman, Iowa
David Walker. Macon
Paulette Walker. Centralia
Sherrie Walker. Clarence
Ivan Wallace. Novinger

Joann Wallace. Novinger
Patricia Wallace. Kirksville
Daryl Walleman. St.	Louis
David Waller. Callao
Betty Wallingford. Farmington, Iowa

Walter Walz. Lemay
Janice Ward. St. Louis
Linda Ward. Davenport, Iowa
Daniel Watkins. Bettendorf, Iowa
Juanita Way. Springfield, Illinois

Barbara Webbe. St. Louis
Blanche Weber. Quincy, Illinois
Sheila Weiland. Burlington,	Iowa
Connie Weir. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Bobbie Welker. Williamstown

Ida Wells. Wayland
Mary Wells. Newtown
Sharon Wells. Hedrick, Iowa
Darrell Wendt. Trenton
Linda Wenneker. Lancaster

Mickey West. Elmer
Larry Wharton. Shelbina

Vicky Whipple. Batavia, Iowa
John White. Monroe City

Michael White. Ottumwa, Iowa
Patricia Whitworth. Novinger


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Sara Widmer. Salisbury
Cecil Wilburn. Laddonia
Brenda Wilkerson. Kearney
Gary Wilkinson. Ottumwa, Iowa
Brooke Williams. Kansas City

Dwayne Williams. Stoutsville
Joann Williams. Ferguson
John Williams. Elmer
Linda Williams. St. Louis
Rebecca Williams. Williamsburg, Iowa

Karen Williamson. Mexico
Rudy Willingham. Bloomfield, Iowa
Claude Wilson. Chicago, Illinois
Edward Wilson. Fulton
Katherine Wilson. Bowling Green

Vickie Wilson. Glasgow
William Wine. Brunswick
Sarah Winslow. Kirksville
Terry Winters. Canton
Debra Wisdom. Macon

Sandra Withoelter. St. Charles
Constance Wolf. Eldon, Iowa
Larry Wolgast. Fenton
Bonnie Wolverton. St. Louis
Glenn Wombwell. Brookfield

Deborah Wood. Moulton, Iowa
Shirley Wood. Kirksville
James Woodrow. Perry
Howard Woods. Jonesburg
Kenneth Woods. Foley

Kevin Woods. Edina
Doris Wright. St. Louis
Janet Wulf. Washington, Iowa
Linda Wyatt. Montgomery City
Lynda Wyatt. Mercer

Karen Yackley. Taylor
Sheila Yagel. Brookfield
Shirley Yagel. Brookfield
Mary Yager. New London
Michael Yager. Kirksville

Rebecca Yates. Lake Placid, Florida
Phyllis Yocum. Overland Park, Kansas
William Yohe. Albia, Iowa
Connie York. Bloomfield, Iowa
Robert Young Jr. Kirksville

Helen Yutz. Callao
Dennis Zeigler. Novinger
Mary Zotz. Albia, Iowa
 

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Queen Kaye Reigns Over Homecoming

Beginning the Centennial Homecoming activities was the crowning of Kaye Johnson, an Independent 
candidate; as Homecoming Queen. Kaye, a sophomore from Marceline, was escorted by John Newcomb. 
Kaye is an art major and is on the ECHO Staff. As a cheerleader, she is also a strong supporter of 
the Bulldogs.

Claudia Burkhardt, sponsored by Alpha Sigma Alpha social sorority, was chosen as an attendant by 
the student body. Claudia is a member of SNEA, president of Beta Tau Delta and is a sophomore 
elementary major.

A junior English major, Donna Carlson, was chosen as the other attendant. Sponsored by Sigma Sigma 
Sigma social sorority, Donna is a member of College Players and SNEA.
 

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Three NMSC co-eds served as editors of the Index during the 1967-68 academic year. Georgia Schacher, 
fall quarter editor, Phyllis Dysart, winter quarter editor, and Joyce Sevits, spring quarter editor, 
discussed their various publications with Index advisor, Joe Galkowski.

Sheila Logston talked over her assignment as an Index reporter with Joyce Sevits, editor of the 
publication during the spring quarter.

Looking through past editions of the Index for information was the responsibility of Cheryl Wilson 
as histories editor of the Index this past year. She also served as news editor and picture editor 
of the Index.
 

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Members of the editorial staff of the Index during the winter quarter included Marilyn Bullock, 
Joyce Sevits, Phyllis Dysart, Cheryl Wilson, and Richard Demarest.

Kirk Mote and Curt Funk were the photographers for the Index who covered every area of the campus 
with their cameras.

Sam Berkowitz, at the typewriter, was busily engaged throughout the year writing sports information 
for the Index. Ed Sick, assistant Index photographer, and Mike Trent, business manager, discussed 
plans for providing proper coverage of Index advertisements.

1968 Index Staff

For the first time in the history of the College Index, three NMSC co-eds served as editors of the 
weekly publication. The responsibility of trying to retain the "Best State College Newspaper in 
Missouri" title awarded the Index in 1967, was riding on their shoulders. During the fall quarter, 
Georgia Schacher assumed the responsibilities of getting the Index underway. Stanley Williams 
provided the faculty leadership.

Phyllis Dysart picked up the reins in the winter quarter as she and her staff worked many hours 
writing copy, writing headlines, and drawing layouts. The staff strived to meet the ever demanding 
deadlines with news coverage of the ECHO queen election, various College productions, Campus Bowl 
and Twirp Week. Midway through the quarter, Joe Galkowski was named Index adviser as Mr. Williams 
was named administrative assistant to the Dean of Instruction.

Spring quarter issues of the Index were under the leadership of Joyce Sevits. Coverage of the campus 
elections and providing publicity for the many senior recitals and art shows highlighted spring 
reporting.

Throughout the year extensive coverage was given the various athletic programs by staff sports 
reporters of the Index.

The advertising segment of the Index was handled by Mike Trent, advertising manager.
 

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Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges

Thirty-five NMSC students were named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 
in November of 1967. Recipients of the Who's Who award showed outstanding scholarship, leadership, and 
cooperation in education and extra-curricular activities, general citizenship, and promise of future 
usefulness toward the campus and the community. These students were officially recommended by the 
College and then accepted by the organization.

Martha Acuff 
Jeanie Coy Auseon 
Jack Atterberry 
Jane Bailey 
Nan Begeman

Janice Blickhan 
Donna Brown 
Susan Cattle 
Gary Crank 
Diane Cushman

Eileen Edwards 
Harry Farr 
Joleen Fox 
Elizabeth Goeke 
Laura Gomez

Susan Gulnac 
Victor Kaylarian 
Sandi Kincaid 
Martha Miller 
Gary Peterson

Ed Phelps 
Doralee Ratliff 
Richard Rider 
Georgia Schacher 
Jim Sefrit

Barbara Snell 
Jeanne Staggs 
Mike Trent 
Sandra Tribley 
Willa Sue Weekley

Ron Werling 
Jack Wright 
Tania Yeager 
Joann Zeigler
 

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Row 1: Karen Schneider, Jan Hammersmith, Jacquelyn Jones, Veronica Escribano, Catherine Jelinek. 
Row 2: Darlene Eizenga, Brooke Williams, Vicki Tucker, Andrea Kochman, Jean Rowland, Kathy Leek, 
and Susie Henderson. Row 3: Pat Reilly, Becky Tibbs, Chris Jones, Carol Gibson, Lynn Swann, 
Sandra Potosky, and Nancy Lammert.

Students Nominate Forty
 

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Row 1: Diane Buxman, Rosanna Stark, Janienne Donaldson, Rivers Bartow, Cindy Walter. Row 2: Judy 
Brown, Pam Simpson, Joann Zeigler, Janet Seals, Vicki Davis, Linda Randell, Pat Comer, Sandi Kincaid, 
and Joyce Oxenford. Row 3: Jeanne Mess, Joan Binder, Marilyn Rapley, Karladine Thurman, Jeanie 
Coy Auseon, Marcia Missbarger, Helen Cooper.

Echo Queen Candidates
 

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Faculty, Students Select Finalists

Forty campus co-eds were nominated as 1968 ECHO Queen candidates by more than 1,100 NMSC students. 
These finalists were then presented before a board of judges at a reception held in the Alumni Room 
of the Student Union. Judges for the contest were: students - Jack Wright, student council president; 
Michael Trent, ECHO editor; Janie English, and Marilyn Bullock; faculty -- Dr. Elizabeth Worrell, 
Language and Literature division; and James Preston, Social Scienc division; and off campus - 
Mrs. Gingo Reed, chairman of the Northeast Missouri Fair Queen competition; and Eldon Alexander, owner 
of photography studios.

Upon narrowing the field of candidates down to five, the ECHO Staff then contacted Peter Graves, known 
for his starring role in the television series "Mission Impossible," to make the final queen selection.

Janie English and Dr. Elizabeth Worrell were members of the faculty-student committee who selected 
the five finalists.

ECHO Queen finalists included: seated, Brooke Williams, Sandi Kincaid, and Helen Cooper. Standing, 
Kathy Leek and Janet Seals.

MSEI McFadden, Strauss, Eddy & Irwin Public Relations

NEW YORK LOS ANGELES PALM SPRINGS LONDON ROME PARIS

February 26, 1968

Mr. Joe Galkowski ECHO Advisor Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville, 
Missouri 63501

Dear Mr. Galkowski:

First I would like to thank you for honoring me by your request that I judge your Queen Contest. 
Secondly I would like to say this: Talk about your impossible missions. All of your candidates are 
outstanding and that makes a tough choice.

However, I did after considerable mulling, select Kathy Leek as my choice. Would you believe that even 
now I'm not sure. The choice was like selecting one rose from a vase of five perfect blooms.

Thank you again for asking me to participate in your contest.

Sincerely,

Peter Graves

1017 No. La Cienega Boulevard / Loe Angeles, California 90069 / (313) OL 7-4330 / Cable Address: 
MCSEDIR


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Helen Cooper

Sandi Kincaid

Jan Seals

Brooke Williams
 

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1968 Echo Queen Kathy Leek
 

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The 1968 ECHO staff was under the supervision of two faculty advisors. Throughout the year Joe 
Galkowski and Stanley Williams provided the editors and the members of the staff with the basic 
guidelines for planning and constructing the 1968 NMSC yearbook.

Mike Hupfer, sports editor, and Dale Barrett, assistant editor, discussed on many occasions various 
layouts and copy blocks that were to appear in the 1968 ECHO.
	
Glenda Conrad is pictured proofreading ECHO copy while Rita Reagan and Gloria Weyand review various 
layouts to be used in the ECHO.
 

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1968 ECHO Staff

Mike Trent was appointed editor of the 1968 ECHO last spring and the ball began rolling. 
Selection of Dale Barrett as assistant editor, Joann Zeigler, business manager, Mary Cox, 
assistant business manager and Mike Hupfer, sports editor, completed the foundation of the staff.

Following a summer course in yearbook productions at the University of Minnesota, Trent began the 
planning stages for the ECHO. When the academic year began in September the final staff members 
were named and the regular Monday evening meetings of the ECHO staff began under the supervision 
of faculty adviser Stanley Williams.

Throughout the year Ed Sick, photographer for the '68 ECHO, began appearing all over campus trying 
to capture the real student life on the NMSC campus. Following a six-week session of portrait 
taking by Glenn Rider, over 3,000 student pictures were available for layouts.

In January, due to an administrative change, Joe Galkowski assumed the duties of ECHO adviser.

On March 1, the final copy of the ECHO reached the printer at five minutes to five - or five 
minutes before the final deadline!

A staff banquet, the annual ECHO dance, and finally, distribution of the completed ECHO ended a 
personally rewarding year for all members of the ECHO staff.

The coffee pot became a regular fixture of the ECHO staff during their late working hours. Left to 
right: Mary Cox, assistant business manager; Joann Zeigler, business manager; Dale Barrett, 
assistant editor and Mike Trent, editor.

Ed Sick toured the NMSC campus many times during the past year searching for unusual student life 
pictures as photographer for the ECHO.

The bulk of the busy work on the ECHO was absorbed by several of the volunteer staff members. Copy 
reading, picture identification, and many other tedious tasks were carried out by this group of 
individuals. Included were left to right: Diane Cushman, Andrea Kochman. Kathy Bailey, and 
Cheryl Wilson.
 

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Business Manager Joann Zeigler


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From the Editor

The journey down the road to the fulfillment of any successful and worthwhile project is said to 
parallel the highway of life. One can expect to encounter rough sections, detours, irritating delays 
due to construction and re-construction, and many unexpected chug-holes. This year's annual, 
though pleasant, has been such a road.

Beginning with my attendance at the University of Minnesota workshop in yearbook journalism, the road 
of the 1968 ECHO started off on smoothe pavement. After many winding curves and hill crests, marked 
by a certain amount of expected ruggedness, the book reached its completion through the loyalty and 
cooperation of the staff, coupled with the patience and understanding of Mr. Stanley Williams and 
Mr. Joe Galkowski, advisers.

Learning how to work with the staff and after careful preparation, I was able to observe how the 
intricate parts of the book fell together with professional-like precision. The knowledge and 
experience gained will be valuable to me in my future endeavors.

To the members of my graduating class-whether we choose the rough road to higher education, the wide 
route to classroom teaching, the fast freeway to corporate fame, or a jungle path somewhere in 
Southeast Asia, the preparation that we have received at Northeast Missouri State will make 
our trip down life's road smoother for us and our fellow travelers.

Michael Trent Editor-1968 ECHO
 

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A

Abbadessa, Pamela 78, 112, 204 
Abbott, Nancy J. 204 
Abrams, Jerry A. 223 
Ackermann, Sunny A. 223 
Acuff, Martha Sue, 64, 72, 75, 100, 116, 714 
Adam, Joy A. 240 
Adams, Dan, 223 
Adams, Mary R., 240 
Adams, Patricia A., 240 
Adams, Sharon Kay, 74, 108, 204 
Addison, Sharon K., 107 
Addleman, Kathel, 74, 108, 122, 204 
Adelstein, Peggy A., 223 
Adland, Susan Gay, 174 
AEOLIAN CLUB, 101 
Aga, Elsie Teine, 223 
AGRICULTURE CLUB, 81 
Ah-Hing, Sui Sio, 90, 223 
Ahdieh, Keumars, 223 
Ahrens, Janis T., 240 
Albert, Ronald F., 174 
Albertson, Dennis F., 223 
Albrecht, Carla R., 116, 223 
Albright, Gail, 50, 128 
Albus, Elizabeth Ann, 204 
Alderson, Carol F., 240 
Alderton, Ruth A., 223 
Alertsen, Rose M., 75, 240 
Alexander, Curd, 154 
Alexander, Imma Jean, 223 
Alexander, William, 174 
Allen, Cecil H., 59 
Allen, Deetta, 240 
Allen, Donald L., 94, 174 
Allen, Imogene M., 223 
Allen, Patricia Ann, 75, 223 
Allen, Raymond Keith, 86, 145, 163, 223
Allen, Steve L., 240 
Allen, William Arthur, 77 
Allgood, Dennis A., 223 
Allison, Margaret M., 223 
Almond, Dorothy F., 240 
Almond, Vena Marie, 174 
ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA, 124 
ALPHA PHI OMEGA, 67 
ALPHA PHI SIGMA, 71 
ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA, 116 
Altemeier, Karen B., 174 
Altgilbers, Larry Lee, 174 
Alvarez, Gilda, 104 
Alvarez, Humberto, 50, 79 
Alvarez, Maria H., 50, 106, 240, 104 
Amidei, Joseph Richard, 204 
Amosson, Janice Lee, 118, 174 
Anderson, Brenda J., 223 
Anderson, Brian A., 69, 174 
Anderson, Bruce E., 240 
Anderson, Carolene B., 85, 223 
Anderson, Cyril 55 
Anderson, Douglas F., 70, 107, 127, 204
Anderson, Elaine L., 204 
Anderson, Larry D., 158 
Anderson, Nancy L., 240 
Anderson, Roger Lee, 240 
Anderson, Sue E., 240 
Anderson, William J., 204 
Andrews, Samantha S., 223 
Andrews, Robert J., 66, 174 
Angaine, Robert, 223 
Angel, Ruth L., 74, 109, 240 
Angrisano, Enrique, 174 
Anspach, Sherry, 170, 105 
Anthony, Lana Terril, 204 
Anthony, Tasos, 92, 204 
Aoloau, Porotesano, 240 
Appelfeld, Richard L., 223 
Archer, Nancy Elaine, 71, 74, 82, 174
Arens, Joseph, 204 
Arico, James Anthony, 86, 130, 139, 158, 223 
Armgard, Criss, 204 
Armstrong, Dwaila A., 240 302
Armstrong, George, 139 
Armstrong, Zilpha, 174 
Arnold, Jacqueline C., 85, 223 
Arnold, Martha Marie, 104, 204 
Arnold, Vickie Lee, 174 
Asbury, Terry A., 240 
Ashburn, Beverly S., 170 
Ashburn, Russell Lee, 170 
Ashford, Charles W., 106 
Askew, Dennis D., 81, 223 
ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, 73 
Atkins, Donna K., 74, 108, 116, 233 
Atkinson, Edwin L., 223 
Attebery, Margaret A., 98, 120, 204 
Atterberry, Jack Dean, 65, 71, 72, 91, 94, 95, 174 
Augspurger, Deborah, 240 
Auld, Patricia A., 223 
Ault, Robert D., 101, 107, 109, 240 
Aumua, Chester D., 109, 240 
Auseon, Jeanne Coy, 63, 64, 72, 75, 83, 87, 100, 116, 179, 293 
Austin, Vicky L., 223 
Ayers, Renee, 240 
Azar, Jo Ann, 240

B

Babbitt, Helen, 45 
Baczek, Judith D., 240 
Badaracco, Mary L., 74, 78, 223 
Bagby, D. Jean, 95, 241 
Bagley, Martha, 47 
Bagley, Mary K., 116, 240 
Bagley, Ronald, 53 
Bailey, Cynthia A., 223 
Bailey, Diane Marie, 82, 204 
Bailey, Jane K., 75, 114, 122, 204 
Bailey, Kathy J., 116, 223, 299 
Baiotto, Elmira 47 
Baker, Carolyn Ann, 72, 108, 204 
Baker, James Earl, 130, 174 
Baker, James Eldon, 128, 204 
Baker, Robert W., 240 
Baker, Ronald L., 223 
Baker, Ronald Lee, 223 
Baker, Tim Allen, 204 
Baldwin, Pamela Ann, 174 
Ball, Edward Dean, 204 
Ball, Eugene Lawrance, 67, 130, 158, 204
Ball, Evelyn L., 85, 111, 204 
Ballard, Tom Lynn, 67, 130, 204 
Ballew, Branda J., 223 
Bally, Victor J., 240 
BAND, 102, 103 
Bang, Sharon L., 204 
Banks, Frederick Lee, 86, 163, 174 
Banks, Janice M., 240 
Bankson, Judith R., 240 
Banta, Mary Jo, 112, 120, 223 
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION, 110 
Barber, Alan, 130 
Bardole, Donald N., 109, 204 
Bardon, Wilbur Charles, 175 
Barker, Catherine L., 240 
Barnes, Michael D., 112, 175 
Barnes, Richard A., 204 
Barnes, Sterck Arthur 240 
Barnes, Wilma Margaret, 83, 175 
Barnett, Gary L., 223 
Barnett, James R., 240 
Barnett, Jewell, 240 
Barnett, Nancy C., 175 
Barnett, Otho, 47, 53 
Barnett, Sharon R., 223 
Barnett, Shirley J., 223 
Barnett, Terry, 175 
Barr, John D., 130, 240 
Barrett, Philip Dale, 67, 130, 204, 298, 299 
Barron, Marilyn, 175 
Barrows, James B., 175 
Bartel, Marvin, 45 
Bartels, Richard Lee, 204 
Bartlett, Sandra Kay, 118, 204 
Bartley, Mary S., 92, 223 
Bartling, John, 52
Bartmess, Thelma Lea, 175 
Bartow, Rivers R., 120, 240, 293 
Bartow, Teresa A., 240 
Baskett, Georgia I., 240 
Baskett, Teri Jan, 175 
Bates, Gary Lee, 204 
Bates, Patricia Ann, 223 
Battaglia, Donna J., 240 
Battey, Gene D., 204 
Baugher, Shirley L., 223 
Baumeier, Becky Jo, 204 
Baxter, Janice P., 82, 223 
Baxter, Jaye D., 204 
Beal, Ruth B., 50
Bealmer, Mary J., 73, 74, 95, 122, 175 
Bean, Barbara J., 205 
Bean, David K., 223 
Beane, Gary Duaine, 205 
Beard, Richard L., 139, 154, 155 
Beason Jr., Wallace F., 205 
Beaty, David Alvin, 223 
Beaty, Katy, 85, 205 
Beaver, Amalie A., 122, 224 
Bebermeyer, Kenneth, 139 
Beck, Marilyn, 45 
Becker, Lewis Steven, 205 
Beckman, Diane P., 240 
Beebout, Mary, 74, 109, 205 
Beeler, Mary H., 223 
Beeler, Rolletta S., 240 
Begeman, Ann V., 71, 85, 88, 240 
Begeman, Nan Baxter, 64, 70, 71, 72, 74, 88, 89, 175 
Beggs, Berenice B., 59 
Behle, John Harold, 105, 205 
Behle, Rosanna, 223 
Behneke, Terry, 240 
Behring, Mary, 88, 111, 240 
Beisch, Judith Kay, 223 
Belew, Ronald E., 139 
Belfield, Gary S., 127, 223 
Bell, Arlette Anne M., 175 
Bell, Clifton, 43, 68 
Bell, Gary Dale, 205 
Bell, Jerry Lee, 205 
Bell, June Maria, 240 
Bell, Max, 55, 71 
Bell, Rickie Lynn, 205 
Belshe, Calvin Leroy, 175 
Beltramo, Constance, 240 
Bemboom, Wanda, 50 
Benda, Pam Jo, 205 
Bender, Jean Eleanor, 112, 120, 223 
Bender, Phillip Wayne, 240 
Bennett, Craig R., 175 
Bennett, Dudley Evans, 205 
Bennett, Gary Eugene, 84, 148, 205 
Bennett, Janice L., 240 
Bennett, Michael L., 74, 112, 175 
Benson, Mary C., 85, 113, 223 
Benson, William E., 205 
Bentrup, Harry E., 224 
Berentes, Michael J., 139, 162, 163 
Bergman, Roberta, 104 
Berkowitz, Samuel, 289 
Berman, Marvin Jay, 85, 98, 175 
Bernard, Sheryl L., 205 
Berry, Brenda Kay, 205 
Berry, Edgar L., 127, 205 
Berry, Francis Alan, 205 
Berry, Jacquelynn Ruth, 205 
Berry, James R., 71, 106, 205 
Berstiler, Carl J., 240 
Bertelle, Patty Jo, 70, 175 
Berti, Lorene, 118, 175 
Bertram, Ellen Sue, 71, 175 
Beshears, Larry Wayne, 170 
Beshears, William L., 241 
Beswick, Deborah A., 241 
BETA TAU DELTA, 100 
Bethel, Antoinette, 175 
Bethel, Larry Roger, 92, 205 
Bettis, Lysle L., 205 
Bettor, John A., 175 
Bevins, Nancy A., 205 
Bickhart, Jeanne K., 241 
Bielic, Mike Lee, 85, 139, 175 
Bielinski, Ronald E., 86, 139, 205
Bier, Linda L., 241 
Bierman, Larry W., 241 
Biggerstaff, Ann B., 85, 122, 241 
Biggerstaff, John Dr., 40 
Biggerstaff, John L., 59 
Bilbro, Julia A., 75 
Billington, Jackie F., 158 
Billington, Jill, 147 
Billington, Sharon K., 224 
Billman, John P., 175 
Billups, Karen Sue, 116, 205 
Binder, Joan L., 88, 241, 293 
Binder, Mary Candice, 71, 205 
Binning, Micheal J., 154, 224 
Binns, Darcia M., 205 
Bipes, Judith A., 224 
Bird, Brenda J., 241 
Bishop, Carolyn F., 224 
Bittiker, Paul A., 128, 175 
Black, Cheryl A., 241 
Black, Glen Clare, 81, 205 
Black, John, 55 
Blaesing, David F., 205 
Blaise, Linda D., 241 
Blakley, Charles V., 139, 158 
Blanchard, Claire, 241 
Blanchard, Sara Ann, 82, 205 
Bland, Steven Jay, 81, 111, 175 
Blankenship, James A., 224 
Blaylock, Larry Pat, 130, 205 
Blecher, Patricia A., 108, 205 
Bleigh, Susan C., 241 
Blessing, Buddy, 241 
Blickham, Janice M., 122, 175 
Blickham, Larry J., 241 
Bliefnick, Edward, 84, 115, 175 
Blodgett, Patricia M., 224 
BLUE KEY, 65 
Blunt, Deborah K., 241 
Boal, Becky J., 241 
BOARD OF REGENTS, 28 
Boatman, John D., 78 
Bode, Karl D., 98, 241 
Bodine, Jim K., 132, 224 
Bogert, Donald G., 241 
Bohannon, Brenda E., 106, 120, 224 
Bohn, Beverly L., 205 
Bohning, Joyce S., 241 
Bohon, Russell, 130, 205 
Boland, Linda S., 241 
Boleach, Larry, 47, 68, 84 
Boley, Lois L., 241 
Boley, Sue A., 224 
Bollen, Karen Mae, 88, 89, 175 
Bond, Carl S., 130, 241 
Bond, Donna Ruth, 176 
Bond, Marla A., 224 
Bondurant, David W., 99, 224 
Bonnell, Charles 205 
Bonta, William Jack, 139, 205 
Booher, Stephen P., 69, 76, 224 
Boone, Charlotte, 108, 205 
Boone, Olin Douglas, 205 
Booth, Pamela J., 241 
Bordenaro, Thomas, 204 
Borgschulte, Wayne C., 205 
Bork, Deanna M., 85, 241 
Boroni, Richard Louis, 176 
Boswell, Marilyn J., 241 
Botdorf III, Charles, 224 
Botham, Sandra K., 85, 205 
Bothe, Nancy A., 241 
Botts, Georgia, 176 
Botts, James S., 74, 176 
Boucher, Henry, 68 
Boudreau, William L., 205 
Bounds, Rebecca Sue, 71, 112, 205 
Bowen, Arlene Kay, 82, 224 
Bowen, Jack, 47, 68 
Bowen, Sandra K., 122, 224 
Bowen, Vera L., 118, 224 
Bowens, Howard, 126, 176 
Bower, Connie Irene, 176 
Bowers, Gary R., 92 
Bowers, George Dento, 79 
Bowers, Richard K., 98, 224 
Bowles, Michael Edward, 224 
Bowles, Russell Hugo, 176
 

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Boyd, Francis H. Jr., 224 
Boyd, Garry L., 139, 162, 163 
Boyd, Teresa Ann, 205 
Boyer, Jacqueline, 105 
Boyer, Karen, 70, 75, 176 
Boyle, Christine Ann, 112, 120, 205 
Boynton, Lynette, 205 
Braden, Marvin, 47 
Bradley, Bonnie, 176 
Bradley, David, 176 
Bradley, Robert, 40 
Bradshaw. James, 67, 205 
Bradshaw, Michael L., 69, 94, 205 
Bradshaw, Perry D., 130, 241 
Brady, Wm. Patrick, 224 
Brake, Michael Eldon, 159, 205 
Brakensiek, Sharon, 82, 224 
Bram, Sarah, 77, 176 
Brammer, Duane, 72 
Brammer, Janice K., 73, 205 
Brammer, Leon D., 176 
Branch, Richard S., 176 
Brandau, LaDonna, 206 
Brandt, John J. Jr., 69 
Brandt, Judith Ann, 176 
Brandt, Ruth Elora, 176 
Brannan, Thomas E., 224 
Brannen, John William, 80, 176 
Branstetter, Dale Rex. 206 
BRASS CHOIR, 107 
Brauchy, Cathie A., 241 
Brayton, Dennis F., 67, 91, 95, 130, 206
Breckenridge, Ann, 106, 224 
Breckenridge, James D., 176 
Breckenridge, James R., 224 
Brennecke, Catherine, 88, 120, 241 
Brewer, Constance E., 224 
Brewer, James L., 67, 176 
Brewer, Larry Laverne, 176 
Brewer, Sharon L., 241 
Briggs, John Francis, 176 
Briggs, Pamela Sue, 176 
Brimer, Richard Walter, 67, 91, 96, 113, 206 
Bringer, John E., 139, 224 
Brinker, Gary Wayne, 81, 206 
Brinker, June E., 241 
Brinkman, William C., 241 
Briscolinc, Julene, 90 
Britten, Ethan F., 81, 109, 224 
Brockman, Martha, 49 
Brombaugh, Richard, 81, 127, 176 
Brooks, Daniel C., 127, 224 
Brookshier, Shirley J., 74, 224 
Broughton, Joan L., 241 
Brown, Barbara A., 224 
Brown, Betty L., 120, 224 
Brown, Charles U. Jr., 139 
Brown, Dennis C., 241 
Brown, Douglas R., 124, 241 
Brown, Guy Allen, 206 
Brown, Jeanette F., 176 
Brown, Jerry H., 83, 130, 176 
Brown, Jonathan W., 206 
Brown, Judy K., 81, 111, 206, 293 
Brown, Linda S., 224 
Brown. Lynna J., 83, 106, 206 
Brown, Marilyn L., 241 
Brown, Mary E., 75, 176 
Brown, Randall E., 241 
Brown, Rita L., 101 
Brown, Stephen F., 206 
Brown, Walter, 59 
Brownell, Russell I., 206 
Broxey, Maxine I., 89, 224 
Bruce, Susan M., 120, 206 
Bruner, Charles M., 127, 176 
Bruner, Meredith E., 74, 92, 108, 176
Bruner, Nancy W., 73, 176 
Bruner, Robert E., 241 
Bryan, Rande S., 224 
Bryan, Robert W., 241 
Bryson, Mickie L., 69, 241 
Bubenyak, Maria S., 74, 82, 112, 176
Buck, Brenda L., 224
Buck, Linda G., 177
Buckley, Gary T., 224
Budde, Steve M., 124, 242
Buffington, Phyllis C., 72, 83, 177
Bulick, Nancy N., 63, 75, 118. 206
Bull, Danny D., 206
Bull, Roneau, 206
Bullock, Marilyn, 289
Bullock, Roger G., 101, 106, 224
Bunn, Chuck C., 206
Bunnag, Phongsuree, 177
Bunney, Mary M., 101
Burch, Clyde, 57
Burch, Gary L., 75, 91, 115, 132, 206
Burch, Kathleen A., 242 
Burchett, Barbara J., 177 
Burg, Thomas E., 158, 224 
Burk, Roger D., 224 
Burk, Virginia A., 206 
Burkemper, Dale R., 112, 206 
Burkhart, Claudia E., 75, 100, 116, 224, 264 
Burnam, D. Jill, 71, 75, 91, 177 
Burnam, J. R., 242 
Burnes, Bobby E., 158 
Burnett, Dianna K., 118, 240 
Burnett, Gloria D., 88, 89, 120, 206 
Burnett, James G., 76, 206 
Burnett, Sharon A., 224 
Burrus, Donald R., 242 
Burt, Deborah L., 224 
Burton, Donna M., 88, 89, 120, 206 
Burton, Flora J., 206 
Busch, James, 104 
Buschling, Larry R., 224 
Buse, Deborah J., 75, 242 
Bush, Patricia, 78, 177 
Buster, Deborah, 242 
Bute, George E., 206 
Butler, Daniel H., 224 
Butler, Daniel J., 128 
Butler, Marie T., 92, 206 
Butler, Randy R., 127, 224 
Butler, Robert D., 242 
Butler, Timothy D., 101, 106, 242 
Buxam, Diane, 242, 293 
Bydee, John L., 67, 130, 224 
Byerly, Diana L., 206 
Byers, Jacquelyn S., 242 
Byrd, Jane, 50 
Bywaters, James S., 55 
Bywaters, Janice M., 242

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Cable, Don A., 98, 177 
Cagle, Donna F., 206 
Cagle, Linda G., 146 
Cagle, Robert D., 132, 242 
Cahalan, Jacqueline, 242 
Cain, Joyce J., 224 
Caldwell, John W., 67, 91, 132, 225 
Caldwell, Leanne K., 71, 78, 225 
Caldwell, Muriel Fran 224 
Caldwell, Sheila J., 242 
Cale, Judy Ann, 177 
Calhoun, Danny L., 242 
Calhoun, Phillip N., 148 
Callaghan, James, 106, 177 
Calvert, Ronald T., 242 
Calvert, Sherry, 85, 225 
Campbell, Pamela G., 225 
Canatsey, Dorothy L., 225 
Cannon, David Floyd, 206 
Cannon, Forest Lee, 177 
Cantlin, Rex William, 132, 206 
Capaldo, Claire J., 106, 242 
Capewell, Timothy J., 74, 91, 112, 177
Capps, F. Kline, 170 
Carlisle, Philip E., 242 
Carlson, Christine, 76 
Carlson, Donna E., 74, 114, 264 
Carlson, Stephen C., 225 
Carmona, Jorge Luis, 242 
Carpenter, Alice M., 242 
Carr, Holly, 104 
Carr, Vickie S., 242
Carris, Ronald William, 242 
Carroll, Florence, 71, 82, 114, 116, 177
Carroll, Sue Jane, 82, 206 
Carter, Arthur Neal, 206 
Carter, Barbara J., 85, 120, 177 
Carter, Jan Joy, 242 
Carter, Patricia Ann, 206 
Carter, Robert Cooper, 177 
Cary, Maryann, 74, 177 
Casady, Stanley L., 81, 225 
Cash, Richard Francis, 139 
Casinelli, Rocco, 132, 206 
Cassidy, Arthur G., 225 
Cassidy, Connie J., 225 
Cassill, Virgil Dean, 177 
Cassity, Sharon, 75, 78, 122, 177 
Caster, Leanne Yvonne, 177 
Catheart, Jerry L., 242 
Cathey, Dallas M., 225 
Cattle, Susan, 64, 88, 89, 114, 116, 206
Cecil ,Robert I., 206 
Cerv, Anita Ann, 206 
Chaffee, Joy L., 90, 225 
Chaloupecky, William, 225 
Chalupa, Dennis Arthur, 130, 177 
Chandler, Patricia 225 
Chandrakamol, Vvnnee, 170 
Chaney, James D., 206 
Chang, Yen-I Robert, 170 
Chaplin, Bernadine, 101, 104, 107, 206
Chapman, John M., 177 
Chapman, Robert James, 170 
Chapman, Susan L., 242 
Chappell, Donald R., 242 
Charboneau, Alan, 124, 177 
Charles, Duane S., 130, 225 
Chatten, Stephen, 225 
Chen, Cheng-Hsin R., 90 
Cheowanich, Ampai, 206 
Cherbonnier, Kathleen, 58 
Chiang, Paul Tsu Min, 170 
Chien, Chia Ming, 170 
Chien, Kuo-Ming, 178 
Chiraphongse, Bodyue, 170 
Chloupek, Jennie Jo, 72, 73, 75, 178 
Chowning, Bobby D., 242 
Christal, Kenneth Lee, 178 
Christie, John Keith, 225 
Christie, John Wm., 206 
Christine, Wanda S., 242 
Christman, Cheryl L., 122, 242 
Christofferson, Harry, 206 
Christopher, Karen J., 242 
Christopher, Marlene, 178 
Christy, Jeanne, 81, 178 
Christy, Linda 1., 225 
Chuang, Shao-Wu, 178 
Church, Mary Kay, 225 
Ciarla, Frederick, 225 
Cimmino, Cheryl, 71, 178 
Cimmino, Louis V., 69, 72, 94, 178 
CIRCLE K, 69 
Cirrintano, Pete, 86, 139, 206 
Cistrunk, Bernice F. ,242 
Claggett, John Edward, 178 
Clair, Linda Carol, 73, 108, 206 
CLARINET CHOIR, 107 
Clark, Connie M., 242 
Clark, Dane, 49 
Clark, Dorabelle, 41 
Clark, Gary Paul, 93 
Clark, James Robert J., 124, 178 
Clark, John J., 66 
Clark, John Leroy, 76, 225 
Clark, Lawrence L., 206 
Clark, Lou A., 242 
Clark, Mary L., 120, 225 
Clark, Ruth Ann, 85, 178 
Clarke, Evelyn M., 88, 89, 206 
Clary, Marilyn P., 225 
Clawson, Ronald Gene, 84, 130, 145, 178
Clendaniel, Elizabeth, 50 
Clifton, Nancy S., 88, 89, 106, 225 
Clime, Alice Jeanette, 178
Clingman, Donna Jean, 92 
Clingman, Jean K., 225 
Clodius, Yvonne, 120, 206 
Cloninger, Catherine, 73, 74, 242 
Close, Lawrence U., 178 
Clough, Billye Ann, 75,. 206 
Clow, Jacquelyn Ruth, 178 
Clow, Ken P. Jr., 86, 132, 157, 225 
Cloyd, Diana L., 88, 89, 178 
Clyde, Glenda, 50 
Cobourn, William, 57 
Cochran, David S., 243 
Cochran, Michael, 206 
Cochran, Victor, 55 
Cochrane, Fred Wright, 80 
Cochrane, Terri, 82, 206 
Cody, Joseph Michael, 128, 206 
Cody, Roger, 45, 105 
Coe, Barbara Jean, 178 
Coffman, Dan, 207 
Cogan, Max, 47 
Cogar, Bonnie L., 225 
Coin, Kerry William, 207 
Cokerham, Marilyn, 225 
Cole, Barry W., 80, 207 
Cole, Duane, 53, 68, 80 
COLLEGE PLAYERS, 76 
COLLEGE USHERS, 63 
Collett, Harry Duane, 95, 207 
COLHECON CLUB, 82 
Collings, Deanna L., 118, 243 
Collins, Bobbi, 243 
Collins, Deborah J., 112 
Collins, Gary Eugene, 178 
Collins, Gary Wayne, 178 
Collins, Jerry Ray, 207 
Collins, Kathy L., 243 
Collins, Linda Lee, 207 
Collins, Sherod, 50, 68 
Collop, Nancy S., 118, 225 
Collopy, Dean Craig, 178 
Colton, Nick Paul, 124, 207 
Colyer, Carol Lynn, 74, 78, 122, 207 
Comer, Patricia, 116, 243, 293 
Comer, Paul B., 130, 178 
Comer, Vonn L., 124, 178 
Compton, James L., 243 
Compton, Jenny L., 178 
Conkle, Linda M., 73, 74 
Conlee, Ruth A., 88, 225 
Conklin, Edward Gene, 178 
Conn, John P., 89, 225 
Conn, Linda K., 71, 73, 74, 225 
Connard, Kerry Laver, 81, 207 
Conner, Melody K., 76, 77 
Conner, Patricia A., 243 
Conrad, Glenda E., 243, 298 
Cook, Jimmy Joseph, 71, 90, 94, 96, 207
Cook, Ray Stanley, 80
Cool, Thomas, 179
Cooley, Janet, 243
Cooney, Robert Warren, 132, 179
Cooper, Helen A., 243, 293, 294
Cooper, Rich, 225
Cooper, Troy Dale, 128, 243
Copenhaver, Harold, 45, 107
Copenhaver, Nancy G.. 88, 89, 106, 109, 116, 243 
Copithorne, Robert, 207 
Cordova, Elias, 79 
Cornelius, Carol, 98, 225 
Cornwell, Rosemary, 122, 243 
Cossey, Connie M., 85, 225 
Cottingham, Florence, 106, 225 
Cottom, Rita K., 243 
Couchman, Jack D., 226 
Coulter, Gary E., 128, 179 
Cover, Terry A., 243 
Covington, Mary Lou, 243 
Cowell, Connie N., 207 
Cox, Carol A. Shaffer, 179 
Cox, Howard Lee, 130, 207 
Cox, Mary, 70, 74, 207, 299 
Cox, Richard Charles, 207 
Coy, Jimmy Dean, 67, 91, 98, 115, 132, 179 
Craft, Buddy W., 243
 

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Cragen, Lois S., 243 
Cragen, Willa M., 226 
Craig, Larry Bruce, 179 
Craig, Larry Robert, 179 
Craig, Nan Louise, 207 
Craig, Paul, 130, 226 
Craig, William, 55 
Crain, Michael Leroy, 158 
Crank, Gary Thomas, 104, 106, 179 
Crase, Sandra J., 243 
Crawford, Glinda C., 226 
Crawford, Richard, 179 
Creason, Lois, 71, 82 
Creason, Maurice Lynn, 179 
Creegan, Dennis M., 207 
Crist, Andrew J., 128, 226 
Crist, Don G., 179 
Crist, Mary F., 207 
Crist, Raymond, 53 
Critchlow, Lucinda, 226 
Croarkin, Eugene, 41 
Croarkin, Eugene J. Jr., 170 
Croarkin, Karen K., 170 
Crocker, Linda N., 243 
Crockett, Sandra Sue, 207 
Crooks, Forest, 43 
Crooks, Larry, 66, 86, 128, 139, 207 
Crosby, Harry Joe, 83 
Cross, Carlyle, 50 
Cross, Maxine L., 226 
Crouch, Carol R., 243 
Crouch, Sherlie A., 226 
Crow, Frances M., 243 
Crow, Gary E., Ill 
Crow, Terry K., 179 
Crowdis, Ronnie, 130, 207 
Croy, Larry W., 226 
Croy, Linda Lou, 226 
Crull, Joyce E., 82, 243 
Crumpacker, Donald, 111 
Crutchfield, Terrell, 92, 226 
Culbertson, Janice K., 106, 111, 243 
Cullum, Bessie L., 150, 243 
Cullen, Pamela, 74, 87, 95, 122, 207 
Cummings, Donald R., 139 
Cummins, Raymond Leon, 207 
Cunningham, Earl, 57 
Cupp, Dorothy Baker, 72, 179 
Cupp, Rebecca A., 122, 207 
Curp, Mary E., 112, 179 
Current, David E., 158 
Curry, Laura Anne, 71, 109, 207 
Curry, Linda Sue, 91 
Curtis, Frank, 148 
Curtis, Joseph David, 92, 226 
Curtis, Linda D., 243 
Cushman, Diane Louise, 63, 118, 207, 299

D

Dabney, Roberta L., 207 
Dahlgren, Jim, 243 
Dailey, Marlys J., 243 
Daily, Joseph M., 101, 243 
Daily, Lois Kay, 207 
Dalbey, William Michael, 65, 72, 91, 92, 106
Dale, Diane Colleen, 105, 179 
Daley, Evelyn E., 101, 107, 226 
Dane, Marcia L., 243 
Danfelt, Lewis, 45 
Daniels, John A., 98, 226 
Daniels, Sandra Karen, 226 
Daniels, Stephen E., 65, 66, 128, 170 
Daniels, Thelma, 179 
Danielsen, Donna Rae, 73, 74, 113, 179
Dant, Melvin Orlando, 179 
Darnall, Michael S., 207 
Dattellas, Joseph M., 207 
Daugherty, Sue A., 243 
Davenport, Elaine, 207 
Davenport, Theola S., 226 
Davey, Donna G., 226 
Davey, Frank A., 128, 226 
Davidson, Mary Linda, 207 
Davidson, Richard Alan, 69, 77, 127 207
Davidson, William, 207 
Davis, Carole Ruth, 75, 179 
Davis, Catherine, 50 
Davis, Charlotte M., 243 
Davis, Connie Lee, 179 
Davis, David A., 67 
Davis, David Allen, 243 
Davis, Dennis, 208 
Davis, Dixie A., 208 
Davis, Helen V., 76, 90, 226 
Davis, Judith Ann, 226 
Davis, Larry, 53 
Davis, Linda Sue, 208 
Davis, Marilyn J., 226 
Davis, Patricia L., 243 
Davis, Ronald E., 162, 163, 208 
Davis, Thomas E., 128, 208 
Davis, Vicki Ann, 77, 208, 293 
Davis, Victor W., 158, 226 
Davison, June 8., 243 
Davison, Pamela, 122, 208 
Dawson, Clay, 45
Dawson, Edith C., 73, 74, 100, 226 
Dawson, Kathleen, 45 
Dawson, Sharon Lee, 92, 243 
Day, Daniel Warren, 179 
DeWitt, Gwendolyn K., 243 
Dean, Tim C., 208 
Deatrick, Linda A., 226 
Dedrick, John W., 243 
Defiore, Louis M., 226 
Degeneff, June, 85, 120, 179 
Dehner, Lloyd E., 139 
Deierling, Judith A., 208 
Deist, Nancy, 180 
Dejong, Sherrill L., 122, 226 
Delashmutt, Jo Anne, 118, 208 
Delaura, Vito Paul, 67, 84, 115, 132, 180
Delehaunty, Michael P., 86, 112, 159 
Dellavedova, Cathy A., 243 
Dellavedova, John, 180 
DELTA ZETA, 118 
Deluca, Joe A., 90, 112, 208 
Delzell, Pattie Lou, 208 
Delzell, Suzanne, 243 
Demarest, Richard L., 91, 226, 289 
Demartelaere, Janice, 226 
Dempster, Nancy J., 226 
Denison, Robert W., 124, 226 
Dennis, Blytha, 226 
Dennis, Jerry E., 180 
Dennis, Michael D., 243 
Denny, Mary S., 118, 226 
Denny, Wayne, 86, 145, 163, 208 
Dent, David Lance, 91, 208 
Derby, Gary A., 132, 159, 226 
Derosa, Anthony, 128, 180 
Detwiler, Vicky Lynn, 208 
Devaul, Sandra S., 88, 226 
Devin, Thomas James, 80, 180 
Deweese, Jack, 107, 111, 208 
Dewey, Carlotto F., 226 
Dewey, Charlotte Ann, 180 
DeWitt, Gwendolyn, 82 
Dexter, Margaret J., 243 
Diamond, Sydney M., 90, 226 
Diazdeleon, Maria-Magdalene, 226 
Dickens, Dorothy J., 243 
Dickerson, David C., 132, 226 
Dickerson, Marsha, 180 
Dickerson, Michael J., 226 
Dickey, Frank Eugene, 243 
Dickson, Catherine A., 226 
Diehl, Janet K., 243 
Dieterich, Virginia, 243 
Dietz, John Philip, 67, 130, 180 
Dill, Elmer A., 208 
Dillinger, Wayne Earl, 80, 208 
Dimit, James, 55 
Dimmitt, Dan C., 226 
Dingwall, Diane, 74, 208 
Dinsmore, Carlene, 111, 243 
Disalvo, John, 128, 180 
Dissinger, Judith Ann, 107, 122, 208 
Ditmars, Kaye, 75, 243 
Dittmer, Roberta R., 243 
Dixon, Donald R., 226
Dixon, Ronald G., 226 
Doak, Robert Gene Jr., 226 
Dodge, Brenda J., 243 
Dodge, John W., 244 
Doelling, William A., 226 
Dolan, Joseph P., 46, 128 
Dolan, Michael A., 86, 128, 158, 226
Domann, Phyllis Sue, 70, 88, 208 
Dombek, Elizabeth Ann, 180 
Domian, Joseph John J., 128, 208 
Dominacki, Nancy Jean, 88, 89, 180 
Dominacki, Patricia J., 93 
Donaldson, Janienne, 83, 208, 293 
Donnelly, John Wayne, 80, 107, 180 
Donovan, Grayce, 90, 208 
Donovan, Patrick J., 90 
Dorelinger, Diane Lou, 180 
Dorian, Celestine, 244 
Dorland, Mauriea A., 244 
Dorrell, Larry D., 66, 93, 226 
Dorsey, Danny E., 226 
Doss, Shirley L., 226 
Doubet, Debbi I., 244 
Doubet, Vicki I., 244 
Doubleday, Judi Kay, 72, 75, 180 
Dougherty, Deborah A., 244 
Dougherty, Dennis B., 244 
Dougherty, James, 47, 148 
Douglas, Muriel I., 208 
Dowell, Beverly A., 111, 208 
Dowell, Richard P., 92, 226 
Dowell, Zilma Kay, 79, 226 
Downing, Anna Finnell, 51 
Downs, Carol, 180 
Drago, Elaine Ann, 83, 208 
Drake, George C., 107, 226 
Drane, Joe Daniel, 80, 180 
Drennan, Garth S., 132, 180 
Drescher, Wendyl K., 226 
Dreyer, Allan W., 227 
Drummond, Pamala, 93, 180 
Dry, Bernice, 51 
Duckworth, Virginia, 208 
Duden, Tom, 45, 130 
Dudley, Kenneth, 227 
Dudley, Mary R., 75, 208 
Duer, Judith A., 244 
Duke, Sandra J., 244 
Dumont, Margaret A., 208 
Dunbar, Linda K., 244 
Duncan, Karen A., 244 
Duncan, Phillip L., 244 
Dunlap, Carlene, 208 
Dunn, Deborah Lee, 87, 116, 208 
Dunn, Garry J., 208 
Dunshee, Chris, 76, 83, 132, 208 
Durham, Gwendolyn, 41 
Durham, Winferd, 41, 68 
Durow, William C., 124, 208 
Dwyer, Dorothy M., 227 
Dwyer, Eugenia, M., 88, 89, 227 
Dwyer, Pamela A., 88, 89, 208 
Dwyer, Rose Mary, 180 
Dye, Deanna S., 101. 109, 227 
Dykstra, Nancy E., 78, 208 
Dykstra, Sherry K., 244 
Dysart, Paul Ellis, 96, 108 
Dysart, Phyllis, 96, 227 288, 289

E

Eager, Margaret Lynn, 71, 82, 109, 208
Early, Elizabeth A., 227 
Early, Maurine, 244 
Easley, Jerry Eugene, 208 
Easley, Kathryn L., 227 
East, Barbara A., 244 
Eatock, Carol A., 208 
Ebers, Patricia Ann, 208 
ECHO STAFF, 298 
Economides, Paul K., 86 
Eddy, Susan L., 244 
Edmondsen, Glenn A., 244 
Edmundson, Pearle Elaine, 73, 75, 114, 118, 180 
Edwards, Carolyn, 208 
Edwards. Donald S., 244
Edwards, Eileen Page, 180 
Edwards, James, 41 
Edwards, Nancy Ann, 208 
Edwards, Pamela A., 244 
Edwards, Ricky R., 208 
Efthim, Mary Carol, 74, 180 
Eggert, Jonathan C., 244 
Eggleston, John W., 80, 208 
Ehrhart, Kathy, 244 
Eide, James R., 227 
Eischen, Lael Kay, 88, 89, 100, 181
Eisenhower, Steve D., 158 
Eitel, Sherry Lynn, 208 
Eizenga, Darlene J., 116, 208, 292 
ELEMENTARY MAJORS CHORUS, 108 
Elkin, Rick L., 67, 92, 127, 227
Ellebracht, Eleanor, 49 
Ellebracht, Pat, 57 
Ellenberger, Sally M., 57 
Eller, Meredith, 227 
Ellington, Constance, 227 
Ellington, Wanda S., 105, 227 
Elliot, James L., 244 
Elliot, Linda L., 113, 244 
Elliot, Lloyd R., 111, 244 
Elliot, Patrick, 86, 130, 139, 181
Elliot, Richard L., 77, 208 
Elliot, Richard W., 130, 181 
Ellis, Jerry W., 227 
Ellis, Linda K., 227 
Ellis, Michael F., 181 
Ellis, Sonja L., 227 
Ellis, Stella L., 69, 70, 208 
Elliston, Bobbretta, 244 
Elson, Phyllis A., 244 
Elston, Loren J., 208 
Emel, Jolene M., 71, 227 
Emery, Jean E., 244 
Emmett, John R., 181 
Engel, Mary J., 75 
Engle, Ardella M., 88, 89, 181 
ENGLISH CLUB, 78 
English, Jane V., 71, 74, 88, 89, 146, 181, 294 
Enyeart, William R., 227 
Epperly, Elmer R., 170
Epperson, Beth, 208 
Epperson, Sandra J., 74 
Erb, Barbara R., 118, 181 
Erb, Joyce A., 118, 244 
Erikstrup, Donald R., 76, 227 
Ernst, Michael J., 76 
Erwin, Al C., 244 
Escrivano, Veronica, 79, 292 
Essman, James W., 145 
Estes, Mary M., 47, 89 
Evans, David H., 101, 107, 109, 244 
Evans, Denmann, 55 
Evans, Gale A., 244 
Evans, Joseph L., 128, 244 
Evans, Linda K., 122, 209 
Evans, Mary E., 181 
Evans, Patricia A., 244 
Evenson, Nancy N., 107, 209 
Everman, Nancy J., 209 
Ewald, Elizabeth M., 113, 208 
Ewigman, Karen R., 227 
Ewing, Shiela D., 244 
Eyler, Marielene M., 244

F

Faeth, Sarol A., 74, 82, 113, 181
Fair, Nancy C., 209 
Fallik, Fred, 181 
Fantz, Teresa L., 244 
Fanua, Siaki T., 244 
Farmer, Carol, 181 
Farmer, Nancy E., 227 
Farmer, William W., 227 
Farnhan, John B., 76, 77, 18 
Farnsworth, Michael, 244 
Farr, Harry C., 65, 71, 94, 181
Farr, Linda J., 227 
Farrell, James T., 139, 181 
Farrell, Michael W., 132, 181 
Farsai, Feryeoun, 227 
Fast, Charles, 47, 68, 113
 

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Fast, Glenn A., 128, 227 
Faust, Barbara J., 71, 72, 74, 92, 209 
Fay, Philip H., 244 
Fedak, Elizabeth M., 88, 89, 244 
Faingold, Frank, 94, 181 
Feltz, Ronald D 67, 124, 227, 
Fendler, Donald E 112, 209 
Fennel, Richard A., 244 
Fenno, Cheryl, 51 
Ferguson, Carol L., 82, 227 
Ferguson, James F., 227 
Fessler, Verna L., 181 
Fessler, Dennis E., 244 
Fessler, Dianna C., 244 
Fessler, Ronnie J., 181 
Fetters, Archie G., 181 
Fetters, Betty, 75, 88, 89, 181 
Fey, Sidney C., 209 
Fick, Allen E., 209 
Filidoro, Paula R., 209 
Finks, Deborah J., 209 
Finley, Robert, 209 
Fiscus, James K., 244 
Fish, Joanne B., 122, 209 
Fisher, Cynthia R.. 244 
Fisher, Linda, 45 
Fisher, Marie R., 209 
Fisher, Mary K., 244 
Fisher, Sharon L., 227 
Fisher, Sheridan M., 87 
Fisher, Tamsy S., 209 
Fitzgerald, John A., 181 
Fitzhenry, Maureen H., 75, 87, 100, 116, 181
Fitzsimmons, Helen L., 104 
FitzSimmons, William, 45, 105 
Flack, Betty J., 227 
Flashpohler, Richard, 57 
Fleak, Karen S., 74, 109 
Fleming, Mary Beth, 104 
Fletcher, Betty S., 74, 209 
Fletcher, Georgia L., 75, 106, 118, 209
Fletcher, Gerald W.. 227 
Fletcher, Sherry A., 116, 209 
Floyd, Gary W., 74, 80, 181 
Floyd, Richard S., 244 
Foelsch, Charles F., 80, 182 
Foerster, Cameron A., 182 
Foglesong, Ronald R., 209 
Foley, James A., 128, 244 
Foley, John H., 112 
Ford, Marjorie J., 227 
Ford, Rosemary A., 244 
Forgy, Daniel W., 182 
Forness, Kathleen A., 245 
Forrester, Dana R., 209 
Forsythe, Lewis T., 92 
Fortney, Larry D., 77 
Foster, Bill Jr., 124, 209 
Foster, Christine, 47 
Foster, Donna K., 245 
Foster, Gerald D., 209 
Foster, James B., 81, 182 
Foster, Judy A., 109, 182 
Foultz, Carl, 67, 158, 209 
Fountain, Jackie, 245 
Foust, Mary L., 245 
Fouts, Ruth A., 227 
Fowler, Gary L., 130, 209 
Fox, John, 111
Fox, Joleen K., 74, 88, 89, 114, 120, 182
Frank, Cecilia Lynne, 209 
Frankford, Elizabeth, 85, 245 
Fray, Charles E., 209 
Fray, Tana S., 227 
Frazier, Frederick, 58 
Fredickson, Gloria, 245 
Freeland, Max, 55 
Freeman, Carol E., 227 
Fregoe, Viola A., 182
Freitag, Robert J., 124, 245
French, James C., 91, 245 
French, James Edward, 182 
Frenzen, Ronald G., 132, 227 
Fretwell, Judith A., 182
Fretwell, Terry, 84, 182
Fridley, Janice J., 71, 76, 169, 209 
Fridley, Patricia A., 76, 245 
Friend, Gwen K., 245 
Fritschel, Dr. Arthur L., 33 
Fritz, David A., 130, 182 
Frizzell, John Roy, 209 
Fromme, Barbara Kay, 85, 120. 182 
Froneyberger, David, 69, 245 
Frowein, Roger Lee, 70, 96 
Frueh, Sandra D., 245 
Fry, John Abraham, 245 
Frye, Betty Ann, 71, 72, 209 
Fugate, James Joseph, 209 
Fuhlman, Kenneth Max, 209 
Fujii, Motokiyo, 170 
Fujiwara, Kojiro, 227 
Fuller, Dennis P., 107, 130, 209 
Fultz, Michael D., 154 
Funk. Bonnie Burke, 209 
Funk, Curtis H., 227, 289 
Funkenbusch, Rogena L., 228 
Fye, Francine K., 227

G

Gabel, Ruth A., 245 
Gaffield, Janet Kaye, 182 
Gagnon, Martha E., 228 
Galbraith, Jan R., 269 
Galey, Jan Ross, 95, 209 
Galkowski, Joseph, 288, 298 
Galkowski, Judith Ann, 74, 209 
Gallo, Susanne, 245 
Galloway, Eugene C., 245 
Galvan, Sally Marie, 245 
Gambell, Lyle B., 182 
Garnet, Phillip B., 245 
GAMMA DELTA, 113 
Ganjani, Khosrow, 245 
Gantt, Michael W., 228 
Gardner, Kenneth, 47, 126 
Garr, Daisy Mae, 111, 209 
Garr, Pauletta A., 111, 228 
Garrett, Stephen Lee, 84, 85, 139 
Garris, Charles L., 228 
Gartman, Janice L., 85, 182 
Garton, Darrill, 81 
Gass, Keith James, 182 
Gastler, Olinda Lee, 101, 107, 228 
Gaus, Linda K., 228 
Gearhart, Judy A., 228 
Gearhart, Marilyn M., 182 
Gentile, Barry Michael, 124. 228 
Gentile, Janice, 228 
George, Jo A., 245 
Georges, James R., 163 
Gercheck, Barbara, 182 
Germain, Carolyn E., 245 
Germakian, Gregory, 228 
Gerrie, Marshall Jr., 98, 182 
Gerst, Melvin Thomas, 182 
Gettings, Greg L., 245 
Getz, Jack Corbin, 209 
Gheens, Sally L., 73, 245 
Gibbs, Marsha Kay, 183 
Gibson, Carol Anne, 74, 88, 89, 106, 183, 292 
Gibson, Henry, 57 
Giesler, Diana S., 74, 228 
Gifford. John, 57, 92 
Gifford, Terry V., 228 
Gil, Henry O., 154 
Gilbert, Edward, 155 
Gilbert, Goldie M., 72, 78, 228 
Gilbert, Michael E., 158, 228 
Gilbert, Kathleen S., 245 
Gilger, Loretta A., 228 
Gilliland, Lavon, 210 
Gilman, David R., 210 
Gilmer, Kathleen A., 245 
Gilmore, Terry, 183 
Giltner, Linda A., 70 
Gima, Tomoaki, 90, 245 
Gingrich, James P., 106, 228 
Giordano, Anthony Art, 80, 210 
Gipple, Samuel, 245 
Gladney, Robert I., 130, 245 
Glaser, Jack Irving, 74, 128, 183 
Glassford, Jerald, 127, 210
Glazer, Linda S., 98 
Gleason, Marjorie L., 170 
Gleissner, Ralph, 86, 128, 139. 183 
Glenn, Nancy K., 245 
Glidden. John, 112, 183 
Glover, Janet Leigh, 71, 72, 74. 88, 89, 91, 116, 183 
Glover, Kenneth G., 245 
Goble, Daniel, 90, 127, 210 
Godfrey, Linda J., 71, 74, 228 
Goeke, Elizabeth Rose, 93. 183 
Goetze, John C., 59 
Goff, Linda Joanne, 104, 106 
Goins, Massy E., 43 
Golden, Lora Lee, 228 
Goldman, Helen J., 63. 114 
Golston, Beverly C., 245 
Golston, Vera G., 118, 245 
Gomez, Laura, 71, 74, 77, 122, 183 
Gonnerman, Edna Kay, 74 
Gooch, Gary C., 245 
Gooch, Edward W., 245 
Good, Patricia A., 88, 89, 120, 246 
Good, Rodney G., 228 
Gooden, Barbara A., 88, 246 
Gooden, Roger Alan, 106, 130, 210 
Goodman, Dianna L., 246 
Goodwin, Meryl E., 246 
Goold, Ronald R., 246 
Gordon, Marvin L., 101, 106. 228 
Gordon, Phillip S.. 246 
Gorrell, Robert L., 246 
Gorzynski, Janis A., 228 
Gorzynski, Richard, 139. 183 
Gosch, Geraldine, 48 
Gosser, Bruce M., 228 
Gossick, Susan C., 111, 246 
Gottman, William C., 106 
Gower, John William, 130, 183 
Grace, Mary Virginia, 183 
Graff, Deborah A., 228 
Graham, Gary, 246 
Graham, Robert Paul, 228 
Graham, Stefanye, 246 
Gramling, Linda, 210 
Gramann, Rita, 114 
Gramm, Royce Harold J., 130, 183 
Granneman, Larry, 130, 210 
Grannis, Ronald Richard, 183 
Graser, Dennis P., 132, 246 
Graupman, Lurie A., 246 
Gray, Cathy, 228 
Gray, Dennis K., 246 
Gray, Steven De Von, 127, 228 
Greeley, Charles, 51 
Green, Fred H., 76, 183 
Green, Kenneth N., 90, 111 
Green, Lawrence Allen, 65, 71, 74, 101, 107, 183 
Green, Mark C., 246 
Green, William M., 76, 106, 246 
Green, Wilma Jean, 108, 210 
Greene, Audrey L., 246 
Greene, David Lynn, 228 
Greenlee, Michael A., 210 
Greenstreet, Janet L., 228 
Gregory, Donald Dean, 183 
Gregory, Margaret A., 71, 75, 97 
Gregory, Richard Karl, 69, 81, 183 
Gregory, Robert, 228 
Greve, Margaret, 210 
Greve, Peggy, 105 
Greve, Robert R., 210 
Grider, James H., 66, 246 
Grieshaber, David R., 69, 246 
Griffin, Steve Wayne, 106, 210 
Griffith, Harriet, 183 
Griffith, Sara, 104 
Griffith, Tim Edward, 66 
Griffitts, Russell G., 183 
Grimes, Ellen J., 228 
Grimshaw, Beverly, 228 
Grimshaw, Jackie Lee, 67, 124, 183 
Grissom, Loren, 51 
Groff, Donald, 52 
Groff, Robert R., 139 
Groharing, Gwendolyn, 246 
Gronewold, Diana L., 106
Gronewold, William H., 228 
Gross, Charles, 55 
Gross, Elaine Carol, 183 
Gross, William Raymond, 183 
Grosso, Jamie, 75, 122, 228 
Groves, Esther M., 246 
Groves, Wesley Eugene, 183 
Gruenloh, Mary, 170 
Guazzo, Albert John, 139 
Gudgell, Nancy K., 228 
Guenther, Michael J., 210 
Guffey, Jennie M., 210 
Guffey, Mildred E., 246 
Guinn, Gloria A., 106, 246 
Gulnac, Susan Virginia, 64, 71, 72, 76, 106, 116, 120 
Gustafson, Richard F., 228 
Guthrie, Leslie, 83, 210

H

Haack, Charles R., 109, 246 
Haage, Donna M., 108, 210 
Hack, Ronald P., 228 
Hackmann, Gerald O., 246 
Hackmann, Linda F., 74, 78, 210 
Haden, Linda Ann, 73, 74, 183 
Hadfield, Carol Lynn, 183 
Hagerla, Albert, 246 
Haggy, Marilyn K., 246 
Haines, Lee, 228 
Hainsworth, Janet R., 183 
Hakimi. Karbiz, 228 
Hale. Jo Diane, 184 
Hale, Loretta A., 246 
Haley. Linda Catherine, 228 
Haley, Sharon F., 246 
Halferty, Paul Wayne, 92, 93 
Hall, Barbara Jane, 210 
Hall, Judie Ann, 82, 229 
Hall, Robert E., 246 
Hall, William, 58 
Hamblin, Jane Ellen, 184 
Hamill, Linda K., 246 
Hamilton, Gayle R., 246 
Hamilton, Kathy S., 229 
Hamilton, Louis, 246 
Hamilton, Lyle, 51 
Hamilton, Marlene K., 246 
Hamilton, Pamela S., 246 
Hamilton, Patricia, 87, 92, 116, 184 
Hamm, Bonnie C., 246 
Hamm, Donald Eugene, 170 
Hammann, Linda M., 229 
Hammerbacher, Larry K., 148, 229 
Hammersmith, Jan, 122, 210, 292 
Hammons, Larry O., 246 
Hamor, Sandra M., 246 
Hampton, Toni L., 246 
Hancock, Gary Ronald, 229 
Hancock, Judith, 47 
Hancock, Nancy J., 246 
Hankins, Janet D., 229 
Hanna, Joyce A., 229 
Hansbrough, Debbie R., 63, 116, 229 
Hansen, Linda M., 229 
Henslow, Darrell L., 246, 300 
Harbourn, Robert, 184 
Hardy, Michael A., 124, 158, 246 
Hargrave, Ronnie L., 158, 246 
Harkabus, Frank Peter, 112, 184 
Harlan, Cheryl, 82, 216 
Harlan, Leora Marie, 74, 92, 184 
Harley, Sharon S., 120, 210 
Harlow, Carla Rae, 210 
Harman, Alan U., 246 
Harmison, Gary Ray, 184 
Harmon, Donald Lynn, 184 
Harmon, Walter, 86, 139, 184 
Harness, Margaret E., 246 
Harriman, Charles, 246 
Harrington, Arthur, 53, 67 
Harris, Dana D., 101, 109, 210 
Harris, Ellen, 184 
Harris, Judy Ann, 210 
Harris, Karen J., 246 
Harris, Ladema S., 246 
Harris, Marcheta J., 210 
Harris, Mary D., 184
 

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Harris, Patricia A., 246 
Harrison, Hanna L., 246 
Harrison, Judy Beth, 108, 210 
Harrison, Ronda E., 75, 18,4 
Harrison, Sandra K., 74, 107, 108, 229
Harrison, Sharon B., 246
Harrison, Stephen P., 229
Harsh, Thomas, 184
Harshbarger, Harold, 246
Hart, Lee Richard, 69, 210
Hart, Marjorie D., 184
Hart, Robert T., 170
Harting, Steve C., 130, 163, 246
Hartje, George, 49
Hartley, Norma Jean, 88, 246
Hartsock, Carol D., 229
Hartweg, Keith L., 210
Harvey, Louise June, 210
Hasekamp, Frederick G., 210
Haskins, Barbara Jean, 146, 210
Hassell, Karen L., 229
Hassen, Hassine S., 247
Hastings, Londa S., 90, 247
Hastings, Margaruett, 184
Hatala, Christine Ann, 73, 108, 210
Hatcher, Edward L., 184
Hatcher, Suzanne, 210
Haunschild, John B., 139
Haver, Gail, 45
Havrum, Gary Lee, 83, 210
Hawk, Thomas K., 247
Hawkes, Gwen L., 247
Hawkins, John Darrell, 184
Hawkins, Sandra S., 76, 247
Hawkins, Wayne R., 247
Hayes, Jerry Duane, 98, 210
Hayes, Mark Clayton, 86, 154, 210
Hays, Ronald, 52
Hays, William Leo, 229
Hazelrigg, Walter, 101, 105, 107, 210
Head, Dorenda K., 247
Hearne, Gwendolyn, 247
Heckelman, Donna Lynn, 83, 120, 210
Heid, Janice Marie, 184 
Heidman, Sheila M., 247 
Heier, Karen M., 229 
Helfrich, John R., 124, 229 
Hellenthal, Mary Louise, 210 
Helto, Rigoberto A., 247 
Helton, Johanna, 229 
Henderson, Connie J., 229 
Henderson, Darwin, 211 
Henderson, Gary Charles, 81, 184 
Henderson, Susan Elizabeth, 116, 211, 292 
Hendren, Dennis R., 229 
Hendrix, Sharon K., 95, 247 
Hengsuvanich, Aurapi, 170 
Henke, Clara Ann, 211 
Henness, Randy, 247 
Hennessy, Daniel F., 66, 128, 184 
Hennicke, Karl, 51 
Henry, Carl, 211 
Henry, Gary Lynn, 91, 211 
Henry, Ronald Dale, 184 
Hepker, Robert E., 139, 247 
Herl, Vicki A., 247 
Hernady, Gabor John, 247 
Herriman, Charles G., 247 
Herrin, Susan Elaine, 184 
Herring, Margaret E., 73, 75, 108, 184
Hervey, Linda K., 247 
Herzberger, Wendy S., 229 
Hiatt, Lila F., 85, 211 
Hiatt, William, 211 
Hickenbottom, Carolyn, 247 
Hickenbottom, Connie, 63, 116, 146. 211
Hickman, Patricia Lou, 184 
Hicks, Norma N., 247 
Higgins, Mary, 247 
Higgins, Thomas, 45 
High, Rellis Carroll, 211 
Hightower, Cheryl A., 71, 74, 229 
Hilbert, Thomas D., 139, 247
Hiles, James E., 247 
Hilkowitz, Steve Barry, 229 
Hill, Randall Scott, 211 
Hillo, Rigoberto A., 247 
Hilton, Steven C., 132, 229 
Himes, Marsha Lee, 108, 184 
Hinds, Phyllis Ann, 184 
Hines, Albert Morris, 154, 211 
Hines, Curtis Lee, 154, 155, 184 
Hines, John Hammer, 86, 148 
Hinnah, Eileen Carol, 73, 74, 185 
Hinshaw, Emily L., 73, 74, 211 
Hintz, Craig J., 211 
Hinze, Gary Allen, 229 
Hirashima, Robin Y., 74, 185 
Hiskey, Marcel Kent, 185 
HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 91 
Hixenbaugh, Linda S., 229 
Hlavek, Richard F., 148 
Hobart, Janie K., 229 
Hobbs, John, 211 
Hobson, Betty Jeanne, 185 
Hodapp, Roger R., 154, 247 
Hodgin, Brenda A., 247 
Hodits, Gregory, 211 
Hoehne, Bruce, 113, 211 
Hoerrmann, Phyllis J., 229 
Hoffman, Mark, 185 
Hoffman, Virginia, 47 
Hogan, Dennis M., 229 
Hogenson, Marjorie, 211 
Holden, E. Ray, 79, 185 
Holder, James C., 211 
Holder, Lonnie W., 229 
Holder, Michael L., 80, 185 
Holderieath, Harry J., 229 
Hollenberg, Gary N., 91, 94, 95, 211 
Hollowell, Karen L., 247 
Holm, Glen E., 185 
Holm, Linda K-Hopkin, 185 
Holm, Patricia, 85, 229 
Holman, Larry, 84 
Holman, Marilyn Kay, 122, 185 
Holman, Nancy Ann, 211 
Hols, Deborah J., 229 
Hols, Dianne L., 229 
Holt, Pamela Sue, 122, 211 
Holt, Stephen A., 130, 229 
Holthaus, Christine, 113, 229 
Holtkamp, Garlene L., 247 
Holtsman, Ronnie L., 229 
HONORARY ART CLUB, 83 
Hood, Stephen P., 185 
Hook, James David, 185 
Hooker, Terry L., 247 
Hoover, Betty C., 247 
Hoover, Cynthia Ann, 211 
Hoover, Robert L., 211 
Hopkins, Edward, 69, 211 
Hopkins, Michael L., 67, 92, 130, 211 
Hopmann, Shirley M., 247 
Hopphan, Ronald A., 132, 229 
Horne, Marcheita D., 247 
Horton, Linda Lee, 229 
Hoschek, Larry R., 80, 185 
Hotte, Lucien J., 163 
Houf, Judy G., 74, 109, 211 
House, Jesse C., 130, 229 
House, Karen J., 229 
House, Pamela K., 120, 211 
Housman, David H., 185 
Howard, Deborah Sue, 75, 118, 211 
Howard, Rebecca L., 106 
Howard, Denis M., 229 
Howe, Sydney R., 211 
Howlett, Albert Jr., 211 
Hoyer, Stephen R., 247 
Hoyt, Anita, 185 
Hoyt, Joyce, 97, 185 
Hrstka, Bob, 211 
Hubbard, Leandra, 211 
Huddleston, James, 78 
Huddleston, Marlyn, 78 
Hudson, Donna, 88, 229 
Hudson, Gladys, 247 
Hudson, Stephen, 106, 247 
Hueffmeier, Rita, 247 
Huffman, Gale, 76, 229
Huizinga, Anthony, 185
Huizinga, Marvin, 185
Hulen, Nancy, 229
Hulen, Roberta, 92
Hull, William, 139, 211
Hulse, Laura, 41
Hulse, Mary J., 229
Hulsebus, Sandra, 63, 74, 96, 211
Humphreys, Michael, 247
Hupfer, Mike, 298
Hursaker, Ronnaug, 206
Hunsel, Alice C., 82, 247
Hunt, Mary L., 211
Hunt, Charlotte A., 247
Hunt, Ronald, 163
Hunter, Ann Sue, 211
Hunter, Howard, 104
Hunter, Joan F., 51
Hunter, John F., 247
Hunter, William, 211
Hunziker, Norma Rose, 211
Hupfer, Michael, 91, 132, 211
Hupp, Lonnie, 81, 247
Huston, Virginia R., 229
Hutchcraft, Larry, 248
Hutchcroft, Linda, 211
Hutchins, Gary K., 185
Hutchinson, Julia A., 88, 89, 229
Hutchinson, Linda K., 73, 108, 211
Hutchinson, Loren D., 106, 111
Hutton, Argena, 229
Hyland, Regina, 211
Hyle, Dwight, 81, 211
Hysinger, Lana J., 185
Hysinger, Vaughn G., 186

I

Iman, Mary Ann, 248 
Inda, Jehosaphat, 186 
Inda, Shirley Adina, 248 
INDEX STAFF, 289 
INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB, 80 
Ingels, Kathie, 248 
Ingerson, Judith A., 248 
Ingram, Diane M., 248 
Ingram, Joyce K., 85, 113, 248 
Ingrum, Barbara J., 122, 248 
Inlow, James R., 248 
Inlow, Rebecca M., 248 
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL, 115
INTERNATIONAL CLUB, 90 
Irelan, Barry E., 124, 186 
Ireland, Gary Lee, 84, 186 
Irey, Susanne, 248 
Irvin, Marcia K., 111, 211 
Irwin, Cynthia J., 83, 121, 211 
Irwin, Gary Lowell, 81, 211 
Irwin, Shirley J., 91, 229 
Isely, Pamela Kay, 229 
Itokaz, Hideko, 211 
Ivins, Marty Wayne, 80, 186

J

Jaafari, Moujab, 186 
Jabbari, Ebrahim G., 186 
Jackson, Alphonso Roy, 86, 162, 163, 186
Jackson, Carla K., 74, 78, 92, 230 
Jackson, Connie Yvonn, 230 
Jackson, Dale L., 211 
Jackson, Linda K., 76, 77, 186 
Jackson, Marilyn, 230 
Jackson, Michael, 248 
Jackson, Robert Lee, 212 
Jackson, Robert T., 98 
Jacobs, Patricia A., 248 
Jacobs, Patricia S., 230 
Jaffe, Michael K., 154 
Jakowski, Leslie, 186 
James, Art W., 127, 230 
James, Cindy, 248 
James, Clyde H., 170 
James, Frederick, 51 
James, Kathy L., 212 
James, Lloyd Edwin, 69, 186 
James, Paul Thurston, 84, 86, 186 
Jamison, George, 59
Jarnagin, Bruce C., 130, 230 
Jarolim, Eva, 230 
Jarvis, Tom ,67, 132, 230 
Jefferson, Mark, 248 
Jeffries, Paul, 230 
Jelinek, Catherine, 292 
Jelley, Anthony J., 248 
Jenks, Perry William, 186 
Jennings, Benni Caryo, 186 
Jennings, Carol Ann, 212 
Jennings, Deanna Sue, 72, 75, 186 
Jensen, Paul R., 212 
Jepson, Mary Belle, 45 
Jerome, Anne E., 88, 89, 212 
Jerome, Clinton S., 248 
Jesaitis, Tom, 65, 74, 81, 212 
Jesse, Roberta J., 248 
Jessop, Jean, 230 
Jett, Linda M., 100, 230 
Jewett, Vernon, 212 
Jobe, Joyce A., 230 
Jobe, Linda Kay, 212 
Joens, Rita Diane, 230 
Joerling, Terry, 80, 212 
Johns, William, 127, 186 
Johns, Gary L., 124, 230 
Johns, Jean L., 248 
Johnsen, Lawrence E., 170 
Johnson, Angela, 230 
Johnson, Aubrey, 163 
Johnson, Betty J., 88, 89, 121, 230 
Johnson, Beverly E., 248 
Johnson, Carol, 64, 70, 71, 212 
Johnson, David L., 248 
Johnson, Gloria Kaye, 63, 146, 230, 264
Johnson, Jerry Lee, 92, 111, 126, 212 
Johnson, June E., 248 
Johnson, Karen S., 230 
Johnson, Kenneth, 212 
Johnson, Larry Dean, 212 
Johnson, Lexanna M., 78 
Johnson, Morris O., 230 
Johnson, Naomi E., 230 
Johnson, Nancy, 230 
Johnson, Patrick, 230 
Johnson, Richard K., 84, 186 
Johnson, William, 248 
Johnston, Janie E., 248 
Johnston, Mary Joetta, 186 
Johnston, Nadine, 248 
Johnston, Robert E., 132, 212 
Jones, Barbara E., 248 
Jones, Beverly, 248 
Jones, Brambel, 230 
Jones, Cheryl A., 230 
Jones, Christine, 122, 230, 292 
Jones, Connie, 51 
Jones, Deborah, 230 
Jones, Derry, 75, 87, 88, 114, 118, 230
Jones, Elna, 71, 248 
Jones, Eloise, 73, 108, 230 
Jones, Jacqueline K., 248 
Jones, Jacqueline L., 92, 118, 230, 292
Jones, Janet Marie, 106, 116, 230 
Jones, Janette Faye, 212 
Jones, Janevra K., 248 
Jones, Janice May, 83, 212 
Jones, Joyce E., 85, 248 
Jones, Joyce E., 85, 248 
Jones, Joyce K., 230 
Jones, Karen, 73, 74, 108, 186 
Jones, Karen J., 248 
Jones, Larry D., 230 
Jones, Martin, 74, 83, 212 
Jones. Patricia A., 248 
Jones, Rex W., 186 
Jones, Robert L., 186 
Jones, Sharon L., 230 
Jones, Sharon Louise, 212 
Jones, Stanley A., 69, 79, 230 
Jones, William Edwin, 230 
Jorgenson, Dale A., 44 
Jorgenson, Dale Al, 104 
Jorgenson, Rebecca, 104 
Joyce, Susan M., 230
 

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Judd. Ronda R., 87 
Juluis, Patricia Ann, 212 
Junda, Robert E., 69, 230 
Jurgensen, Jean A., 230 
Jurgensen, Mary L., 212 
Jurkins, Stephan F., 139
Justice, Mary Beth, 248 
Justice, Pamela J., 248 
Justice, Steven Robert, 158, 212

K

Kaalberg, James B., 212 
Kahl, Frank Tom, 67, 130, 212 
Kaleta, George Jr., 132, 139, 230 
Kallmeyer, David E., 248 
Kamali, Bahram, 230 
Kanokvichitra, Pulsr, 170 
Kao, Po-Lung, 170 
Kapfer, David L., 230 
Kapfer, Judy K., 230 
KAPPA ALPHA PSI, 126 
KAPPA DELTA PI, 72 
Kardos, Felice, 212 
Karel, Leon, 45, 51 
Karrer, Mary Ann, 112, 248 
Kasiewicz, Richard M., 186 
Kassicieh, Munira, 90, 212 
Katona, Frank, 248 
Kautz, Paulette H., 248 
Kauzlarich, Charles E., 41 
Kauzlarich, John William, 98, 212 
Kaylarian, Victor H.. 65, 71, 97, 98, 99, 186 
K-CLUB, 86 
K-DETTES, 87
Keegan, Eileen Marie, 101, 212 
Keen, Linda J., 212 
Keeran, Sheryl Ann, 118, 212 
Keil, Linda, 248
Keim, Jerilyn K., 100, 111, 186 
Keller, Mary R., 230 
Kelley, Daniel Lee, 212 
Kelley, Sheila K., 88, 89. 187 
Kellison, Ronnie L., 81 
Kelly, Jo A., 248 
Kelly, Melvin L., 84, 187 
Kelly, £usan M., 212 
Kelsey, Anita Lynne, 187 
Kelsey, Martha J., 230 
Kemp, Claudia M., 249 
Kempenaar, Sheryl A., 212
Kennedy, Patrick J., 230 
Kennedy, William Wayne, 187 
Kenny, Janice M., 230 
Kenney, John, 53 
Kent, James Douglas, 187 
Kenyon, Linda L., 249 
Kepros, James N., 212 
Kerckhoff, Ken, 115, 124, 187 
Kerfoot, Judith Ann, 74, 187 
Kern, James F., 101, 106, 249 
Key, Nicholas Murray, 130, 187 
Key, Sara Jo, 212 
Kibler, Floreine, 49 
Kielty, Kenneth M., 125, 212 
Kilcoyne, Stephen E., 132, 230 
Killebrew, Darrel W., 98, 125, 212 
Kincaid, Cheryl Ann, 187 
Kincaid, Sandra S., 72, 87, 116, 187, 293, 294 
King, Amber Lou, 82, 105, 187 
King, Boyd, 47, 148 
King, Charles R., 86, 148 
King, Cynthia A., 212 
King. Diana, 118, 249 
King, Dianne S., 187 
King, Donald Duane, 212 
King, James D., 249 
King, Gay, 65, 72, 115, 130, 170 
King, Nancie Belle, 73, 74, 212 
King, Sherry Lee, 88, 89, 187 
Kingsolver, Frederick, 230 
Kingsolver, Shelby J., 78, 212 
Kinsey, Daniel A., 249 
Kinsinger, Daniel H., 127, 249 
Kirchberger, Frederic, 45, 104 
Kirchner, Phyllis Jean, 75, 82, 212 
Kirchner, Thomas M., 187
Kirkpatrick, James S., 187 
Kirks, James C., 109, 230 
Kirmes, William J., 98 
Kirtley, Cheryl L., 231 
Kirtley, Sandra G., 88, 89, 249 
Kissing, Mary L., 249 
Kitchens, Lucius W., 74, 112, 231 
Kite, Monte W., 249 
Kittle, Margie K., 231 
Kitts, William, 57, 69 
Kituu, Johnson, 187 
Kitzman, Charles E., 231 
Klahs, Loren Richard, 231 
Klein, Eric Edward, 132, 187 
Klinger, Alan E., 249 
Klinger, Dorothy E., 101, 106, 187 
Klum, Marlyn Jane, 187 
Klump, Susan K., 73, 74, 231 
Knight, John Byron, 249 
Knight, Ronald, 52 
Knobbs, Pauline, 57 
Knoche, Kathleen K., 249 
Knowles, Franklin, 90, 111 
Knowles, Mary K., 1817 
Koch, Patricia A., 249 
Koch, Susan L., 75, 249 
Kochman, Andrea Lee, 85, 122 212, 292, 299 
Koebke, Jean Marie, 187 
Koehn, Garry Lynn, 187 
Koelling, Dixie, 187 
Koerner, Jeffrey M., 66, 76 
Koestner, Kris E., 212 
Kohlenberg, Gilbert, 56, 91 
Kohlenberg, Mary Jane, 52 113 
Kolb, Stephen, 128, 249 
Kolkmeier, Stanley W., 101, 104, 212 
Kollar, Douglas George, 65, 71, 212 
Konski, Anthony F., 212 
Koontz, George W., 249 
Kordestani, Behrouz K., 187 
Koroknay, Jeffery W., 139, 163 
Kottabi, Jamal, 249 
Kousari, Ehsan, 188 
Koziol, John Michael, 112, 188 
Krai, Jerry, 212 
Kraturerk, Songsri, 249 
Kressman, Allen, 212 
Krigbaum, Randall K., 157 
Kruckenberg, Karna K., 231 
Kruger, Orville Lee, 188 
Krupiarz, Samuel, 132, 188 
Ku, Joseph, 57 
Kueny, Suzanne D., 249 
Kugler, Lynn, 231 
Kuhler, Dee Anne, 70, 212 
Kuhler, Sydne D., 73, 249 
Kuhlmann, Carol A., 249 
Kulage, Richard Henry, 188 
Kuntemeyer, Nancy A., 231 
Kunz, Barbara, 71, 73, 75, 188 
Kurabi, Nidal, 90, 231 
Kurtz, Dean J., 101, 231

L

LaFrenz, Pamala A. 249 
Lacey, Gary P. 139, 158, 249 
Lademann, Julie Ann, 64, 74, 78 113, 212 
Lahay, Steven, 139, 158 
Lai, Mo-Ping, 231 
Lais, Thomas, 231 
Lake, John, 188 
Lake, Karen Jo, 231 
Lake, Lawrence, 188 
Lake, L. Michael, 188 
Lam, Anita Wing Shue, 249 
Lam, Nim Shun Nelson, 249 
Lam, Yuen Etenauga A., 112, 249 
Lamaster, Benjamin E., 213 
Lamberson, Lawrence A., 67, 100, 112, 125, 231 
Lambert, Nancy, 76, 77, 95, 188 
Lamis, Marcia, 106, 213 
Lammert, Nancy S., 88, 89, 121, 249, 292 
Lammoonpun, Seri, 188 
Lampton, Marilyn J., 100, 249
Lamyuen, Etenanga, 90
Landis, Jr., Walter S., 213
Lane, Albert, 170
Lane, Ronald G., 213
Lane, Ronald L., 80, 188
Langford, Eilene K.. 74, 231
Langford, Elaine F., 74, 231
Langford, Philip, 90, 249
Langston, Mary T., 249
Lanpher, Peggy, 105, 214
Lantz, Warren W., 249
Larkin, Daniel, 213
Larrick, Janet, 188
Larson, Linda, 213
Larue, Clyde, 213
Larue, Ronald, 249
Lary, Randall, 81, 213
Lary, Ron F., 81, 131, 231
Latimer, Patricia, 231
Latta, Jane, 249
Latta, Ronald, 67, 125, 213
Lauer, Glenda M., 96, 231
Laughlin, Margaret, 104
Laughlin, Michael, 213
Lauifi, Olith, 90, 249
Lauvao, Juliette, 213
Laux, Terry, 139
Lavallee, Kathellen, 188
Lavy, Kenneth, 213
Lawrence, Carl, 170
Lawrence, Larry A., 231
Lawrence, Rodger, 145, 231
Lawson, Donna J., 72, 79, 118. 188
Lawson, John, 249
Lay, Jo Ann, 249
Layland, Franklin, 231
Lalmon, Richard, 188
Leach, Patricia, 188
Leake, Francis, 249
Leake, Laurence, 65, 72, 74, 80, 188
Leake, Richard, 213
Lease, Cecil, 79, 188
Leasure, Viola E. 188
Leathers, Pensie 249
Leau, Neemia, 90, 127, 231
Leazer, Ronald, 231
Lederle, Michael, 125, 213
Ledet, Kristine, 231
Lee, Dana D., 82, 249
Lee, Lauren, 249
Leeds, Bernard, 188
Leeds, Judith, 188
Leefers, William, 188
Leek, Kathy, 292, 294
Legendre, R&ndall, 132, 213
Legg, Janice, 41
Leggett, Janice, 105
Leib, James, 83, 188
Leibowitz, Thomas, 213
Leitman, Charlene, 231
Lekskul, Sompon, 171
Lemmons, Marcia, 111, 231
Lennox, Michael, 249
Lentz, Howard, 213
Leonard, James, 69, 213
Leonard, Terry, 189
Leporati, Eugene, 189
Lesile, James, 154
Lesser, Pamlyn, 249
Lesser, Phyllis, 71, 73, 75. 118, 189
Leung, Yen, 171
Levi, Mary, 249
Levy, Alexander, 249
Lewandowski, Cecelia, 231
Lewis, Diana S., 75, 116, 213
Lewis, Dianne S., 231
Lewis, Donna, 189
Lewis, Duane, 106, 107
Lewis, Jami, 89, 121, 213
Lewis, Nancy, 75
Lewis, Robert, 249
Lewis, Tommy, 213
Lewton, Michael D., 231
Lexer, Kenneth, 94, 189
Li, Elizabeth, 171
Libby, Kenneth, 213
Liddell, Jr., David A., 213
Liddle, Gregg, 213
Liebbe, Patricia, 75, 88, 89. 189
Lieberoff, Jerry, 231
Lietsch, Patricia, 249
Life, Greg, 69, 231
Light, Ruth, 249
Lilley, Judith, 71, 189
Lillquist, Ronald, 139
Lindeen, Herman, 71, 91
Lindenbusch, Diane, 231
Lindenbush, Pamela, 249
Linden, Dennis, 125, 189
Lindquist, Penny, 249
Lindquist, Phyllis, 213
Lindroth, Rachel, 231
Lindsay, Robert, 213
Lingle, Cathie. 88, 250
Linhardt, Roy, 250
Linn, Bonnie, 82, 231
Linn, Sandra, 250
Linnemeyer, Dwight, 86
Linquist, David, 106, 213
Lintz, Leon M., 231
Lippert, Jerry, 84, 189
Lippert, Marcia, 32
Liston, Mary, 106, 213
Litchfield, Judy, 250
Little, Terry, 250
Littrell, Darrell, 80, 213
Littrell, Dennis, 213
Liu, Anglea, 171
Liu, Hsiang-Phen, 90
Liu, Johnny, 189
Livesay, Carol, 76, 213
Livingston, Joyce, 213
Lobmire, Marilyn, 231
Lock, Michael, 139, 158
Lockard, Jerry, 250
Loechl, Mary, 250
Loeffler, Gary, 84, 132, 189
Loesch, Rodney, 67, 115, 127, 189
Loft, Berna F., 83, 189
Logan, Thomas, 86, 145, 163, 231
Logston, Sheila L., 78, 121, 231, 288
Logue. Mary, 122, 231
Lohman, Elsie J., 189
Lohman, Gerald, 189
Lohr, Donald, 189
Lokeni, Fagatoele, 90, 250
Long, Antionette, 250
Long, Jerry, 92, 189
Long, David, 154
Longwith, Karen, 108, 213
Loose, Terry, 101, 231
Lopez, Elaine, 213
Lorence, James, 232
Lorenze, Jacqueline A., 91, 213
Lorenzen, Arlo E., 213
Lorenzen, Richard, 132, 214
Losey, Donald, 189
Losson, Margaret, 214
Love, Linda, 250
Loveless, Charles, 232
Loveless, Michael, 131, 214
Lovland, Patricia, 75, 87, 118, 232
Lowe, Marcia, 88, 89, 232
Lowenberg, Steven L., 113, 189
Lowenberg, Steven M., 250
Lowry, Susan, 83
Luck, Eugene, 132, 214
Ludlow, Earl D., 43, 68
Luebrecht, Helen L., 250
Luedeking, Edward, 131, 214
Luers, Marilyn, 73, 108, 109, 214
Luett, Pamela, 214
Luett, Steven, 148
Luhn, John, 158, 250
Luker, Robert, 98, 189
Luksetich, Philip, 158, 250
Lunceford, Lucinda, 250
Lund, Gerald, 232
Lundberg, Diana, 232
Lushbaugh, Marcia, 250
Luth, Cheryl, 74, 108, 189
Luth, Nancy, 108, 250
Lutu, Leroy, 232
Lutz, John, 91, 214
Lybarger, Jerry, 129, 139, 214
Lymar Constance, 232
 

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Lynch, Robert, 81, 189 
Lyon, Ovid, 90

M

Maas, Paul, 214 
Magg, Dorothy, 88, 89, 214 
Mack, Carolyn L., 232 
Madden. Daniel, 214 
Maddex, James E., 250 
Maddox, Donald, 74, 189 
Maddy, Donald R., 171 
Madsen, Ellen K., 214 
Ma Gee, Llora, 59 
Maggart, Shirley E., 250 
Magruder, Geneva I., 232 
Maher, Micheleen, 232 
Maheronnaghsh, Bijan, 250 
Mahmoody, Bozorg S., 98, 171 
Mahmoud, Ahmed, 250 
Mahoney, Michael W. (Ill.) 92, 232 
Mahoney, Michael W., (Mo.) 132, 232
Maier, Jr., William, 125, 250 
Makhai, Foad, 232 
Malcolm, Calvin A., 232 
Malins, Walter, 132, 232 
Maloney. Geneta K., 232 
Malvin, John R., 101, 105, 107, 232 
Maneely, Sharon, 72 
Manning, Marlis F., 250 
Manning, Janet L., 232 
Manning, Richard, 189 
Manro, Bruce A., 250 
Mansfield, Harold, 214 
Mansfield, Rebecca, 70, 190 
Mansfield, Richard, 159, 239 
Mantione, Richard M., 66 
March, Benny, 232 
March, Nancy, 250 
Marin, Kurt, 157 
Mark, Janice, 214 
Marker, Jeffrey, 74, 90, .91, 96, 99 
Markowitz, Greta, 190 
Marley, Dennis W., 232 
Marquez, Juana, 79, 90 
Marr, Nikki L., 232 
Marsh, Deena, K., 100, 250 
Marsh, James, 190 
Marshall Adam, Jr., 232 
Marshall, Larry E., 250 
Marshall, Nancy, 190 
Marshall, Sharon S., 250 
Martin, Barbara J., 74, 101, 250 
Martin, James R., 127, 232 
Martin, John C., 250 
Martin, Marilyn S., 92, 232 
Martin, Micky, 131, 214 
Martin, Peggy S., 250 
Martin, Ronald, 214 
Mason, Dale, 214 
Mason, Martha J., 190 
Mason, Robert F., 45 
Mastroberte, Robert, 115, 129, 190 
Matarazzo, Jr., Joseph, 132, 190 
Mathis, Carolyn, 214 
Mathis, Janey L., 116, 250 
Mathis, Jo E., 190 
Matney, Bobby D., 92 
Matthew, Mary, 214 
Mathew, William, 43 
Mathews, Sandra K., 232 
Mauck, Barbara D., 250 
Mauck, Karen, 190 
Maxfield, Alfred, 67, 80, 131, 214 
Maxwell, Jady, 190 
Maxwell, Robert, 81 
May, Cheryl, 214 
May, Rex Dail, 214 
Maynard, Billye J., 232 
McAndrew, Theresa M., 250 
McBee, Luther R., 91, 250 
McBride, Kenneth, 148, 214 
McCall, Joyce, 121, 232 
McCampbell, Judith A., 101, 104, 107, 214 
McCarty, Paula K. 250 
MCCauley, Cheryl A., 250 
McCay, Barbara J., 232
McChesney, Michael C. 232 
McClain, Michael E., 214 
McClanahan, Marvin L., 214 
McClaskey, Bertha B., 214 
McClaskey, Martha, 90 
McClintock, James H., 101, 105, 232 
McClintock, Mary J., 88, 89, 232 
McCollum, Arlene F., 250 
McCombs, Fredrick A., 232 
McCombs, Wayne, 67, 71, 74, 131, 190
McConnell, Rebecca S., 71, 82, 214 
McCoppin, Lynn, 65, 72, 74, 190 
McCormick, Janet, 70, 75, 214 
McCormick, Sharon, 75, 122, 214 
McCormick, Francine, 88, 250 
McCourt, William, 131, 190 
McCoy, Linda, 214 
McCoy, Lola M., 85, 250 
McCray, Paul B., 66, 232 
McCruden, Michael, 214 
McCullough, Leah J., 250 
McCullough, Ronald D., 214 
McCune, Judith A., 250 
McCurdy, Georgie F., 74, 233 
McDaniel, Carolyn F., 250 
McDaniel, Sheila F., 250 
McDermott, Diane, 88, 89, 214 
McDonald, Betty L., 250 
McDowell, Steve D., 132, 233 
McEwen, Alice, 118, 233 
McEwen, Betty A., 118, 250 
McFaddin, Barbara J., 250 
McGlaughlin Larry T., 139 
McGlothin, Larry R., 125, 190 
McGraw, Lila, 250 
Mclntosh, Aaron, 190 
McIntosh, Judith K., 250 
McKenzie, Richard, 190 
McKiddy, Gary, 76, 233 
McKiddy, Beverly J., 250 
McKie, Melvin J., 158, 215 
McLain, Kriss A., 251 
McLaughlin, Adell, 78 
McLaughlin, Barry, 129, 190 
McMahon, Joseph, 190 
McMain, Mary, 190 
McMains, Marcia, 75, 106, 122, 191 
McMains, Stuart A., 132, 233 
McMein II, William, 96, 215 
McMillian, Dana M., 251 
McNabb, Margaret, 215 
McNair, Shirley A., 191 
McNames, Charles, 124 
McNeese, Mary, 88, 89, 191 
McNeil, Alice C., 90, 215 
McNeil, Carol K., 233 
McOwan, Sharon, 74, 88, 89, 191 
McPherson, James, 191 
McPheron, Mike, 86, 148, 215 
McQuillen, Bruce L., 132, 233 
McQuiston, Jane, 215 
McRae, James, 215 
McReynolds, Grace, 43 
McRoberts, Barbara A., 251 
McSorley, Ronald, 86, 191 
McVay, Jesse, 191 
McVay, David, 251 
Mead, Jerry, 191 
Means, Pamela A., 43, 68, 251 
Medaris, Sherry I., 251 
Meek, Martha A., 74, 233 
Meek, Nancy J., 251 
Meeker, Connie, 105, 171 
Meers, Susan M., 113, 251 
Megehe, Karla A., 215 
Meglio, Franklin, 191 
MeGown, James, 215 
Mehl, Paula, 233 
Meinhardt, Connie M., 251 
Meinhardt, Joy K., 251 
Meinhardt, Mary E., 251 
Meisner, Linda S. F., 233 
Meissen, John, 112, 215 
Mekler, Sheldon, 233 
Melander, David W., 251 
Melson, Robert N., 133, 251 
Mendenhall, Betty, 74, 83, 191
Meneely, Sharon, 191 
Menge, Rita C S, 90 
MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB, 84 
Menze, Daniel R., 131, 166, 191 
Mercer, Debra, 118, 215 
Merrell, Sharon, 251 
Merrill, Mary, 95, 118, 191 
Merrill, Myron, 191 
Merten, Jerry D., 251 
Meshkati, Touraj, 215 
Mess, Jeanne, 215, 293 
Messina, Theresa A., 119, 251 
Metcalf, Roger, 65, 191 
Mettes, Carolyn S., 233 
Meeyr, Carolyn, 251 
Meyer, Constance, 215 
Meyer, James D., 111, 233 
Meyer, Jerome F., 86, 139, 215 
Meyer, Robert E., 163 
Meyer, William, 191 
Michelson, Dr. Harold, 41 
Middeke, Paul, 77, 113, 191 
Middleton, Donald D., 215 
Middleton, Earlene, 100 
Middleton, Karen, 233 
Middleton, Richard A., 251 
Miers, James, 69, 107, 111, 215 
Mihalevich, Patricia, 251 
Miles, Ann L. 215 
Milian, Lois, 191 
Milian, Tony, 215 
Miller, Beverly L., 215 
Miller, Carol, 191 
Miller, Cheryl, 104 
Miller, Dayana, 251 
Miller, Donna, 71, 85 
Miller, Earl A., 111, 191 
Miller, Earl D., 98, 215 
Miller, Ivan, 43 
Miller, James I., 98, 233 
Miller, James S., 133, 233 
Miller, Jerry, 215 
Miller, Joseph, 233 
Miller, Judy L., 251 
Miller, Linda M., 251 
Miller, Martha, 191 
Miller, Mary E., 215 
Miller, Mary J., 233 
Miller, Richard, 45 
Miller, Robert E., 158, 251 
Miller, Steven H., 154 
Miller, Vicki, 74, 78, 123, 191 
Miller, Warren L., 233
Milliken, Donald P., 43 
Milliken, Donald Q., 68 
Millo, Rigoberto, 69, 79 
Mills, Margaret, 251 
Mills, Marsha L., 233 
Mills, Susan, E., 233 
Milner, David W., 191 
Milnes, Michael L., 233 
Minear, Rebecca A., 251 
Minor, Claudia J., 251 
Minor, Donald, 92, 133, 233 
Minor, W. Thomas, 191 
Mish, Lawrence, 251 
Mitch, Joseph, 41 
Mitchell, Beverly, 251 
Mitchell, Carole, 251 
Mitchell, Glory L., 251 
Mitchell, Gordon H., 251 
Mitchell, James H., 191 
Mitchell, Joan, 215 
Mitchell, Jean, 215 
Mitchell, Michael, 191 
Mitchell, William, 80, 192 
Mittler, Dr. Eli F., 65, 68 
Mittler, Peggy Ann, 100, 111, 215 
Mize Jr., John C., 69, 233 
Mock, Gary M., 233 
MoDavis, Ronald, 215 
Moehle, Phyliss, 109, 251 
Moffett, Dorothy, 251 
Moffitt, John R., 251 
Mogharrabi, Asdullah, 251 
Mollet, Kenneth A. 233 
Momphard, Thomas, 251
Moncavage, Raymond. 145, 154 
Moniz, Antonia, 73, 74, 192 
Monk, Verna, 192 
Monnat, Gerald F., 215 
Montemayor, Arturo, 79 
Montgomery, Kathy, 83, 111, 215 
Montgomery, Larry L., 251 
Montgomery, Linda, 111, 192 
Montgomery, William, 233 
Moody, Lee, 76, 77, 106 
Moore, Bernadine, 233 
Moore, Beverly, 251 
Moore, Bruce, 251 
Moore, Cecil, 65, 71, 74, 97, 215 
Moore, Charles L., 251 
Moore, C. Thomas, 233 
Moore, Cliare, 92, 215 
Moore, David H., 111, 148, 251 
Moore, David M., 69, 233 
Moore, Gayle, 252 
Moore, Hubert, 78 
Moore, Melva J., 133, 215 
Moore, Patricia A., 233
Moore, Robert F., 92, 94, 233
Moore, Robert J., 192
Moore, Robert L., 131, 192
Moots, Ernest, 252 
Moots, Joyce E., 233 
Moots, Paul C., 131 
Morgan, Beverly L., 252 
Morgan, James, 215 
Morgan, Mark Louis, 215 
Morgan, Mary Kay, 215 
Morgan, Mary Y., 82, 233 
Morgan, Monty, 74, 83, 95, 131, 215 
Morgan, Ricky L., 113 
Morgan, Thomas E., 133, 233 
Moritz, Robert, 90, 233 
Moritz, Sandra S., 75, 82, 215 
Morlan, Basil, 40 
Morrell, Lynn E., 66, 129, 215 
Morris, Billy M., 131, 252 
Morris, Kenneth Lee, 215 
Morris, Marcia R., 88, 252 
Morris, Myrna 121, 192 
Morris, Robert 84, 133, 215 
Morris, Ronald, 83, 215 
Morris, Ronda M., 117, 252 
Morris, Steven, 215 
Morrissey, Patrick M., 100, 233 
Morrow, Anita, 74, 82, 215 
Morrow, Lonny, 92, 215 
Morrow, Mark A., 67, 127, 157, 233 
Morrow, Richard M., 215 
Morse, Mary, 233 
Morton, Richard, 45 
Morton, Stewart, 252 
Mosher, Carol, 215 
Mossbarger, Marcia, F., 87, 117, 233, 293 
Mote, Kirk, 289 
Motter, Noaleen Kay, 71, 233 
Mottet, Marcia, 119, 252 
Mudd, Mary S., 119, 252 
Mudrak, Robert, 129, 215 
Muensterman, Arthur H., 74. 81, 125, 215 
Mullenix, Phyllis J., 123, 233 
Mumma, Robert E., 154 
Munden, Peggy A., 252 
Murdock, Samuel, 192 
Murphy, Clarence, 43 
Murphy, Duane L., 215 
Murphy, Georgia, 75, 112, 192 
Murphy, Jerry, 139 
Murphy, Martha, 77 
Murray, David A., 216 
Murray, Denis R., 216 
Murray, Linda M., 73, 76, 90, 252 
Murray, William, 45 
Murrell, Betty R., 233 
Muskovin, Jack, 171 
Myers, Beverly K., 233 
Myers, C. Susie, 88, 89, 216 
Myers, Deborah. 252 
Myers, Janice, 192 
Myers, Roger, 131 
Myers, Russell E., 233
 

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Nabavian, Massoud, 252
Nachtweih, Dave A., 131, 216
Nagel, Myra, 192
Nalbandian, Zaven, 192
Nash, Beverly A., 233
Nash, Jr., Eddie, 163, 252
Nash, James, 192
Nass, Wayne, 105
Nassir, Paruiz, 233
Naughton, Harry J., 112, 252
Nausley, Ellen, 233
Neeve, Richard W., 252
Neff, Barbara, 252
Neff, George, 233
Neff, Rick, 192
Neifert, James, 192
Neighbors, C. Erwin, 74. 78, 91, 216
Neighbors, Lois, 233
Neil, Mary, 75, 82, 192
Neill, Janet L., 234
Neill, Stella B., 252
Nelson, Dennis, 192
Nelson, Donald, 98, 216
Nelson, Dorothy, 76, 79
Nelson, Nancy A., 234
Nelson, Nancy S., 252
NEMO SINGERS, 106
Nemoto, Frances F., 234
Newbrough, Dennis, 145
Newbrough, Gloria E., 82, 252
Newcomb, Gary, 139
Newcomb, John L., 84, 86, 139, 157
Newell, Cynthia, 252
Newell, Diane, 234
Newkirk, Ned W., 252
NEWMAN CLUB, 112
Newman, Garrett, 131, 216
Newman, Shirley A., 74, 78
Newquist, Diana M., 111, 252
Newsom, Etta, 169, 216
Nichols, Bobbi J., 252
Nichols, David, 45
Nichols, Linda K., 121, 216
Nichols, William, 109, 171
Nicholson, Nancy Lyn, 252
Nickell, Shirley J., 252
Nickels, Darrell, 192
Nickens, Dean T., 76, 125, 234
Nicodemus, William, 129, 216
Niece, Sharon, 83, 216
Niehoff, Jane F., 252
Niemeyer, David L., 252
Niemeyer, Jack, 67, 74, 131, 216
Nili, Jeanine, 216
Nirgenau, Richard A., 216
Nishomoto, Cynthia D., 100, 216
Nishimoto, Katsu, 216
Nissing, Richard, 145, 216
Nissing, Ronald, 74, 145, 216
Niswonger, Nancy, 216
Nitipisanonta, Tida, 252
Nitti, Virginia, 76
Noah, Stanley, 216
Noble, Karen, 192
Noe, Beverly, 82, 192
Noel, Kathy S., 252
Noel, Patricia A., 82
Noland, Jeanette A., 252
Noil, A. Elaine, 77, 119, 192
Norfolk, Rebecca S., 252
Norman, Billie M., 88, 252
Norman, Dorothy J., 234
Norris, Richard, 192
North, James Ernie, 192
Northcutt, Gerald W., 96, 113, 234
Nothdurft, D. D., 68
Norton, Kathleen G., 253
Norton, Robert, 65, 71, 97, 192
Novinger, Glenna S., 253
Novinger, Marie F., 192
Novotny, Joyce, 216
Nugent, Douglas, 234
Nugent, Sam, 158
Nugent, Susanne, 70, 71, 216
Nuhn, Dean, 216
Nuhn, Gary, 234
Nunez, Robert J., 154, 234

O

O'Briant, Lois L., 253 
O'Bryan, Larry, 216 
O'Day, Paul W., 253 
O'Day, Sheryl 216 
O'Neal, Linda D., 88, 89, 216 
O'Neal, Melvin, 115, 126, 216 
O'Rourke, Patrick, 234 
Oakley, Capitola J., 253 
Oberhaus, Raymond L.. 253 
OConnell, Ann K., 234 
OConnell, Daniel L., 86, 148, 234 
OConnor, Edward, 192 
O'dell, Linda G., 253 
Ogar, Kathleen K., 234 
Okada, Hiroyuki, 83. 171 
Olah, Mary, 73, 216 
Olderich III, Edward A., 79, 253 
Oldvader, Larry L., 253 
Olejnik, Vicki-Lou M., 192 
Olejnik, William, 193 
Olinger, Donald Ross, 129, 216 
Oliver, Del Clifton, 76, 93, 216 
Ollie, Bert W. Jr., 115, 126, 216 
Olson, Gayle, 73, 75, 96, 123, 193 
ORAL INTERPRETERS, 77 
ORCHESTRA, 104, 105 
Orf Paula J., 253 
Orlando, Raymond. 234 
Ornes, Walter, 216 
Orr, Stephen, 253 
Oshner, Carol K., 253 
Osbourne, Jim, 105 
Oshner, Farol A., 253 
Osthoff, Warren, 234 
Overkamp, Robert, 171 
Overlander, Maurice, 106, 253 
Overstreet, Delores K., 193 
Owen, Andrea J., 253 
Owen, Cynthia, 216 
Owen, Kathy, 119, 234 
Owens, Martha, 77 
Owings, Myrtle, 70, 193 
Ownby, Steven W., 253 
Oxenford, Joyce, 71, 85, 117, 253, 293
Ozug, Paul D., 148, 234

p

Page, Elizabeth S., 234 
Painter, Edward T., 216 
Paisley, Emma J., 88 
Palermo, Christina M., 253 
Palko, James, 133, 216 
Panapa, Maupati. 90, 253 
Pandolfo, Michael, 193 
Pandya, Harish C., 90, 253 
PANHELLENIC COUNCIL, 114 
Panther, David, 112, 127, 216 
Paradis, William, 92, 133, 193 
Parcell, Gretchen, 105 
Parish, David, 193 
Park, Nancy A., 89, 193 
Parker, Kenneth A., 148 
Parker, Russell D., 253 
Parks, Patricia L., 71, 73, 253 
Parrett, Mary E., 74, 193 
Parrish, Archie R., 193 
Parrish, David, 106, 193 
Partin, Leon, 127, 216 
Parva, Ebrahim M., 253 
Paschal, Sandra K., 253 
Passmore, Judy, 216 
Patrick, Joan, 216 
Patryla, Victoria M., 88, 89, 109, 147, 216 
Patten, Orville, 125, 216 
Pattinson, Sallie, 59 
Patton, Alice, 193 
Pauk, Anna, 73, 74, 108 112, 216 
Paule, Kathyrn S., 253 
Pauley, Carol, 234 
Paullin, Jeanne, 74, 193 
Paustian, Vicki, 234 
Pavlisin, Mary, 121, 216 
Payne, Ernest, 154, 253 
Payton, Elizabeth, 101, 104, 107 
Payton, Larry E., 253
Payton, Ruth E., 253
Peak, Charla B., 253
Pease, Vinton, 131, 193
Peavler, Dorothy K., 171
Peavler, Robert, 99
Peery, Willis, 193
Peffers, Duane, 133, 234
Pekarek, Richard, 234
Pemberton, Michael B., 163. 253
Pendergraft, Harry H., 193
Pendleton, Mac A., 139, 154
Penn, John L. 253
Pepper, Carolyn J., 112, 253
Perez, Maria, 79, 193
Perkins, Linda L., 253
Perrine, Donald L., 193
Perry, Cleva, 88, 216
Perry, Lee, 253
Perry, Mary L., 253
Perry, Tim. 105
Pesola, Michael S., 193
Petefish, Jesse, 81, 96, 125, 216
Peters, Lester, 193
Peterson, Brenda K., 253
Peterson, Chuck, 158
Peterson, Douglas J., 125, 234
Peterson, Gary L.. 71, 129, 234
Peterson, Gary P.. 67, 81, 96, 125, 216
Peterson, James, 83, 216 
Peterson, Roberta E., 234 
Peterson, Susan, 75, 108, 194 
Petre, David G., 253 
Petre, James E., 80, 194 
Phapuntu, Buatong, 171 
Phegley Jr., William, 253 
Phelps, Edwin, 115, 131, 194 
PHI DELTA KAPPA, 68 
Philips, Carl R., 253 
Phillips, Bernetta, 216 
Phillips, John E., 194 
Phillips, Robert W., 67, 133, 216 
Phillips, Russell, 105 
PHILOSOPHY CLUB, 93 
PHI KAPPA THETA, 127 
PHI SIGMA EPSILON, 128 
Phuvasorakul, Varune, 171 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB, 89 
Pickard, Gary, 194 
Pickering, Dee A., 253 
Pickering, Dennis, 216 
Pickering, Joyce, 216 
Pickett, Margaret F., 194 
Pickle, William H., 234 
Pieper, Sandra K., 217 
Pierce, Joan, 234 
Pierceall, James S., 253 
Pieske, Nancy L., 234 
Pila, Ruby, 90, 109, 253 
Pindell, Sharon, 72, 194 
Pink, Ralph, 86, 157 
Pinkerton, Terry, 133, 194 
Pinson, James A., 234 
Pinson, Joyce, 82, 217 
Pinson, Lois A., 253 
PI OMEGA PI, 70 
Piper, Fontaine C., 139, 157 
Piper, Jeffrey S., 107, 253 
Pipes, Ronald D., 131, 234 
Pirnat, Kathryn A., 253 
Pirrone, Vivian, 194 
Pirtle, Jerry, 234 
Pittenger, Gary L., 159, 217 
Planchon, Peter S., 139, 253 
Plank, Thomas E., 131, 194 
Platz, Roger E., 234 
Platz, Walter G., 253 
Poertner, Shirley A., 253 
Poffenberger, Harric, 253 
Poindexter, Roddy Joe, 194 
Poland, Lance, 254 
Polhans, Stephanie, 217 
Politte, Frankie Lee, 217 
Pollard, James, 254 
Pontius, Michael L., 254 
Poore, Barbara E., 111, 217 
Potosky, Sandra, 71, 108, 112, 217, 292
Potter, David, 194
Potts, Linda, 74, 123, 217
Poutoa, Iokapeta, 234
Powell, Catharine G., 217
Powell, Cathy A., 101, 254
Powell, Diana S., 254
Powell, Rodney D., 254
Powell, Teresa J., 234
Powell, Vanna, 98, 217
Powell, Vicki Ann, 217
Powells, Karla D., 254
Powers, Cathy Anne, 77. 78. 119
Powers, Janet I., 194
Powers. Jeanne Susann, 234
Powers, Kenneth J., 139
Powers, Pamela J., 90, 234
Prather, David L., 171
Prather, Joeta Ellen, 85, 121, 194
Prather, Ronald L., 234
Pratt, James, 81, 194
Pratt, John Wiley, 83, 106, 194
Precht, Sharon E., 117, 217
PRE LAW CLUB, 94
Premarasmee, Busba, 217
PRE-OSTEOPATHIC CLUB, 98
Preston, Carol A., 254
Priebe, Peggy J., 234
Primeau, Lucinda G., 254
Prinster, Lynn C., 254
Prior, John, 217
Probst, John R., 254
Pryor, Roger, 194
PSYCOLOGY CLUB. 92
Puaves, Suebsai, 234
Paugh, Daniel Eugene, 129, 139. 217
Pugh, Lonnie, 83,
Pulis, Delores J., 217 
Pullins, Larry E., 234 
Pulse, Richard, 254 
Purvis, Linda Elizabeth, 194 
Pyszka, William P., 234

Q

Quanstrom, Karla A., 234 
Quick, Jamie E., 254 
Quigley, Bryan H., 254 
Quigley, Marcella Fay, 75, 78, 217 
Quigley, Sherri A., 254 
Quint, Barbara Lucille, 217

R

Racey, Steven, 194 
Rada, Rosalind R., 254 
Ragan. James, 194 
Raines, Larry, 234 
Ralph, Leone Dianne, 234 
Randall, Candace E., 254 
Randell, Linda J., 75, 82, 234, 293 
Randolph, Judith A., 87, 117, 234 
Raney, Elvy G., Jr., 72. 80, 194 
Raney, Ginny Beavers, 171 
Ranny, Jack, 104 
Ranney, Jeannie, 104 
Rapley, Marilyn J., 74, 234, 293 
Rapp, David, 194
Ratliff, Doralee, 71, 72, 74, 88, 91, 111, 194 
Ratliff, Juletta, 234 
Rawalt, Paul, 195 
Rawson, David, 84, 106, 195 
Rawson, Deborah A. 234 
Ray, Gary Linn, 129, 217 
Ray, Terry, 158 
Ray, William F., 254 
Raymond, Douglas, 76, 195 
Rea, Roger W., 129, 254 
Reagan, Rita Margaret, 70, 71, 72, 195, 298 
Reams, Curtis, 195 
Rector, Pamala Lee, 74, 88, 91, 195 
Redden, Ronald G., 234 
Redmon, Alan Lee, 80 
Redman, Jerry, 195 
Reece, Donna R., 235 
Reed, Bill, 80, 131, 217 
Reed, Jennifer Kay, 74, 111, 217 
Reed, Kenneth W., 69, 254 
Reed, Rita S., 104, 119, 235
 

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Reed, Robert, 195 
Reed, Robert S., 254 
Reed, Sarah, 75, 217 
Reese, Abraham, 254 
Reeves, Richard, 139 
Reichert, Father Luke, 112 
Reighard, Margaret J., 71, 72, 114, 123, 195
Reilly, Patricia Anne, 121, 235, 292 
Reinker, Dianne M., 43, 235 
Reiss, Martin, 91, 93, 217 
Reneker, Gary E., 217 
Renstrom, Arthur J., 235 
Requet, Michael, 195 
Rettig, Judith M., 90, 109 
Revelle, Lila, 82 
Rex, Linda Lee, 254 
Reynolds, Leonard Rae, 77 
Reynolds, Richard A., 67, 235 
Reynolds, William, 217 
Rhoades, Llenell, 235 
Rhodes, Joyce M., 217 
Rice, Bruce, 106 
Rice, Charles, 195 
Rice, Sally L., 123, 254 
Richard, Mary Katherine, 117, 195 
Richardson, Beverly M., 123, 235 
Richardson, Dorothy, 104 
Richardson, J. Lynne, 123, 254 
Richardson, Jerry, 74, 217 
Richardson, Joyce, 70, 71, 75, 217 
Richardson, Lee, 80, 195 
Richardson, Neta I., 71, 74, 235 
Richardson, Ruth E., 90, 106, 235 
Richardson, Sue E., 235 
Richerson, Bill, 159 
Richeson, Jerry Lee, 65, 72, 195 
Richmond, Isaac John, 81, 195 
Rickards, Len Dewayne, 254 
Rider, Raymond R., 254 
Rider, Richard Hall, 86, 131, 148, 195
Rider, Thomas H., 66 
Ridgeway, Joanne, 71, 82, 217 
Riechers, Charles E., 254 
Rigdon, Larry T., 129, 235 
Riggen, Rosemary Lee, 74, 78, 217 
Riley, Barbara J., 108 
Riley, Carolyn S., 117, 235 
Riley, Judy K„ 111, 217 
Riley, Randall E., 254 
Rinehart, Marvis J., 101, 254 
Ritchie, Tom, 45 
Ritter, Lawrence V., 195 
Ritze, James M., 133, 235 
Ritzman, Linda L., 254 
Robb, Suzanne K., 254 
Robbins, Gary L., 235 
Roberts, Dennis R., 148 
Roberts, Elizabeth A., 112, 254 
Roberts, Jacquelyn, 217 
Roberts, Juanita J., 254 
Roberts, Kenneth P., 235 
Roberts, Marilyn, 75, 217 
Roberts, Richard, 217 
Roberts, Stephen R., 195 
Roberts, Susan L., 88, 89, 218 
Robertson, Cecil, 217 
Robertson, Elizabeth, 235 
Robertson, James E., 235 
Robertson, Kenneth D., 195 
Robertson, Lyle D., 131, 235 
Robertson, Mary Ann, 218 
Robertson, Pamela J„ 218 
Robertson, Terry A,, 84, 131, 195 
Robinson, Billy W., 254 
Robinson, Denauvo M., 157, 254 
Robinson, James S., 111 
Robinson, Judith A., 111, 218 
Robinson, Larry, 195 
Robinson, Stanley J., 106, 235 
Robison, Kimberly Ann, 195 
Roby, Scott, 133, 235 
Rock, Betty J., 254 
Roderick, Marjorie R., 85, 88, 89, 123, 254 
Roderique, Randell, 76, 99, 254 
Roe, Jeanine A., 113, 119, 254 
Roemer, Faith, 71, 72, 75, 93, 195
Roesler, Nancy D., 254 
Rogers, Robert, 254 
Rogers, Ronald, 67, 131, 218 
Rogers, Sharon Irene, 195 
Rohdy, Joan E., 254 
Rohman, Linda L., 235 
Rohr, Kerwin D., 111, 196 
Rohrer, Sharon Massie, 196 
Rohs, Leroy J., 101, 196 
Rojas, Karen, 196 
Rolls, Ruth C., 196
ROMANCE LANGUAGE CLUB, 79
Romberg, David L., 86, 113, 218, 157
Romine, Rhonda Rae, 196
Rominger, Rex T., 254
Ronecker, William A., 254
Ronimous, Gary, 196
Rook, Nancy L., 74, 96, 254
Rooker, Constance M., 106, 218
Rosales, Gerald J., 218
Rose, David Edward, 171
Rose, Dennis Alen, 196
Rose, Steven Walter, 76, 92, 218
Roseborough, Carla D., 254
Rosenbluth, Howard, 235
Ross, George L., 235
Rostello, Albert, 171
Roth, James G., 218
Rother, Richard J. Jr., 163
Rothweiler, Mary T., 254
Rouse, Deitra S., 88, 89, 235
Rowe, Janet K., 255
Rowland, Jean A., 218, 292
Rowland, Linda Kay, 196
Rowland, Ronald W., 67, 235
Rubey, Beverly Ann, 88, 89, 218
Ruegsegger, Betty J., 119, 235
Ruggeberg, John K., 131, 235
Ruiz, Susan D., 90, 255
Rusch, Lynna J., 255
Rusert, Thomas O., 218
Rush, Joyce, 218
Rusk, Janice A., 255
Russell, Donald R., 255
Russell, Freddie Ray, 196
Russell, William, 218
Rutherford, Eileen E., 112, 196
Rutherford, Richard, 81, 218
Rutherford, Terry Alan, 218
Rutledge, Nylene C., 235
Rutlin, Brenda L., 235
Ruzicka, Pamela Susan, 218
Ryan, Eleanor A., 76, 255
Ryan, Richard A., 255
Ryder, Barbara Lynn, 218
Ryle, Walter H., 59
Ryle, Walter H. IV, 130

S

Saau Jr., Logologo, 255 
Sadeghpour, Karim, 255 
Safford, Cathy L., 83, 111, 235 
Saiki, Corinne, 79, 90, 196 
Sakagawa, Edith Mieko, 73, 171 
Sakai, Mutsumi, 172 
Sakai, Toshihiro, 172 
Salisbury, Gloria D., 79 
Saltsgaver, Mary Jane, 71, 75, 218 
Samila, Mike, 255 
Sample, Laverne Franc, 218 
Sandberg, Barbara M., 218 
Sanders, Gwendolyn M., 235 
Sanderson, Anne M., 78 
Sandford, Raye Evelyn, 111, 196 
Sandhaweesuku, Sangiam, 255 
Sandifer, Teresa Ann, 255 
Sanfilippo, Stephen, 71, 235 
Sanford, Carolyn Sue, 218 
Sangeorge, Gloria, 119, 235 
Sangsiri, Srisuwan, 172 
Santee, Carolyn Kay, 75, 82, 96, 119 
Sarkissian, Vrej D., 236 
Sasbon, Sandra J., 90, 255 
Sataua, Kerisiano T., 255 
Sato, Mitsutoshi, 172 
Saucier, James L., 236 
Sawmiller, Carol A., 236 
Sawyer, Cynthia L., 255 
Saylor, John, 218
Scarff, Gloria, 196 
Scearce, Cynthia, 85 
Schacher, Georgia, 85, 114, 120, 196, 288
Schaefer, Glenn, 96, 196 
Schaeffer, Joyce K., 255 
Schafer, Ann K., 82, 255 
Schaffer, Joseph, 255 
Schapmire, Darrell W., 255 
Schatzman, Earl R., 98, 196 
Schaub, Dan Allan, 196 
Schebell, David, 148 
Schenk, Frances, 77 
Scherder, Patricia, 71, 85 
Schick, Susan Kay, 88, 89, 196 
Schieffer, Edward L., 255 
Schieni, Larry Wayne, 121, 218 
Schillinger, David G., 255 
Schlueter, Joyce, 255 
Schlueter, Steven E., 255 
Schmid, Lucy A., 255 
Schmidt, Carl Lee, 96, 101, 107 
Schmidt, Dan Lee, 67, 131, 218 
Schmidt, Sally Jeanne, 196 
Schmitter, Geraldine, 172 
Schmitz, Joseph Lee, 196 
Schneider, Charles A., 236 
Schneider, Karen, 123, 255, 292 
Schock, Linda L., 255 
Schowe, Diana C., 74, 236 
Schraft, Robert, 70, 196 
Schreck, Richard A., 255 
Schroder, Armenta, 236 
Schroeder, John David, 197 
Schroeder, Sheila, 74D, 109, 255 
Schroeder, Steve R., 197 
Schuetz, Hugh A., 67, 98, 131, 236 
Schumacher, Alfred, 172 
Schulenberg, Frederic, 158, 236 
Schultz, Fred W., 125, 218 
Schultz, Richard A., 69, 101 
Schumaker, Donald L., 81, 218 
Schutte, Robert, 133, 218 
Schutz, Barbara, 255 
Schwada, Nolan L., 101, 109, 236 
Schwada, Richard, 236 
Schwartz, Jon, 105 
Schwartz, Kevin, 125, 148, 157, 255 
Schwarz, Dr. Ira, 45 
Schwarz, John, 197 
Schwarzkopf, Phillip, 197 
Schweizer, Steven L., 67, 131, 236 
Schwerman, Roger Dale, 92, 236 
Schwieder, William, 125, 218 
Scott, Larry M., 218 
Scott, Lavern, 80, 197 
Scott, Philip G., 255 
Scott, Phyllis E., 74, 255 
Scott, Richard, 197 
Seals, Janet M., 117, 236, 293, 294
Sears, Larry, 197 
Sears, Stephen D., 127, 236 
Sears, Twila A., 121, 197 
Seaton, Douglas T., 255 
Secrest, Keren A., 121, 236 
Sees, Donna K., 74, 121, 236 
Sefrit, James Stephen, 67, 70, 131, 197
Seibert, Beverly S., 236
Seitsinger, Gloria, 255
Seitz, James Kirk, 218
Seiwert, Ellen L., 256
Selby, Paul O., 59
Sele, Venasio, 236
Selkirk, Ronald, 86, 92, 115, 125, 157, 218 
Sell, Larry D., 256 
Selser, Robert L., 72, 106, 133, 218 
Selser, Dr. Will, 97 
Selser, Will., 65, 69, 71, 218 
Sens, Joseph, 197 
Serfass, Kenneth W., 68 
Sermtong, Bunjob, 172 
Seroka, Karen, 256 
Sertterh, Michael, 218 
Sesepasara, Henry, 112, 126, 237 
Seth, Pennie S., 256 
Settlage, John H., 68 
Settle, Toni, 256
Severns, James, 76 
Sevits, Janice C., 85, 88, 96, 111, 256 
Sevits, Joyce C., 78, 96, 121, 236, 288, 289 
Sewell, Steven H., 256 
Shahan, John Dee R., 129, 256 
Shandrew, Teri L., 87, 100, 119, 236 
Shanholtzer, Dale, 80, 218 
Shanks, James Robert 98 
Shanks, John W., 256 
Shapiro, Edward, 172 
Sharp, Jane A., 256 
Sharp, Larry D., 256 
Sharpe, John Roger, 256 
Shatford, John, 197 
Shaver, Larry Wayne, 197 
Shaw, Candida S., 218 
Shaw, Diana L., 197 
Shaw, Larry Joe, 197 
Shaw, Lois Lynette, 91, 197 
Shearon, Connie L., 256 
Sheeder, Patsy C., 256 
Sheely, Shari L., 256 
Sheesley, Robert L., 236 
Sheets, Linda J., 256 
Shellady, Craig J., 236 
Shelton, Jennifer, 73, 74, 108, 197 
Shelton, Jerry C., 131, 236 
Sherer, Billee J., 131, 236 
Sherer, Donald W., 254 
Shibata, Yasuhirotsh, 104, 172 
Shields, John David, 218 
Shilt, Jack R., 256 
Shilt, Joe Darrel, 218 
Shilt, John Farrell, 236 
Shimasaki, Gabriel, 236 
Shirkey, Donald Eugene, 218 
Shociley, Larry Doby, 154 
Sholes, Jon Fredrick, 74, 78, 218 
Short, David Anthony, 67, 79, 197 
Short, Anna I., 79, 197 
Shoush, Holly A., 82, 236 
Shoush, Linda J., 105, 111, 236 
Shoush, Mary Kay, 75, 82, 197 
Shreffler, Karen, 218 
Shreffler, Roberta, 85, 218 
Shuler, Gloria, 82, 197 
Shultis, Paul D., 256 
Shults, Jeana R., 256 
Shupert, Danny Lee, 218 
Sick, Edward J., 218, 289, 299 
Sidwell, David L., 256 
Sievert, Margie, 90, 123, 256 
SIGMA KAPPA, 120 
SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA, 122 
SIGMA ZETA, 97 
SIGMA TAU GAMMA, 130 
Silver, Linda K., 256 
Silvey, Larry, 80, 197 
Sim, Teras, 256 
Simiele, Robert M., 105 
Simmering, Marna L., 256 
Simmons, Cathy, 256 
Simmons, Donna, 75, 218 
Simmons, George J., 154 
Simmons, Jack, 197 
Simmons, Lucy, 59 
Simmons, Sheri L., 236 
Simms, William R. 154 
Simon, Brenda, 147, 236 
Simons, Donna M., 236 
Simpson, Kathryn, 256 
Simpson, Mary E., 111, 256 
Simpson, Pamela J., 236, 193 
Sims, Carol A., 256 
Sims, Susan Kay, 97, 106 
Sims, Willard, 148 
Singer, Thomas, 172 
Singleton, Ivan, 218 
Singleton, Reginald, 256 
Sisson, Nancy G., 256 
Sivatanphisit, Piyam, 256 
Skaggs, Dotti J., 256 
Skaggs, Glen, 218 
Skaggs, Phyllis Ann, 218 
Skaggs, Sharon S., 75, 82, 218 
Skinner, Gregory, 129, 236 
Skinner, Richard, 218 
Skow, Robert W., 236
 

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Slaton, John H., 81, 236
Slaughter, Linda J., 236
Slavin, Timothy J., 236
Slemons, Agnes. 59
Sloan, Leanne, 72. 78, 197
Sloan, Richard C., 69, 198
Sloan, Susan. 256
Sloane, Jay Todd, 131, 236
Slominsky, Robert W., 256
Small, Ellen M., 101, 256
Small, Patrick, 218
Smith, Alvin Morris, 148
Smith, Beverly J., 236
Smith, Burton Sanders, 198
Smith, Byron. 198
Smith, David Luther 256
Smith. Dennis Lamont, 256
Smith. Donna Lee, 77, 198
Smith. Douglas Lynn. 219
Smith, Eugene, 68, 97
Smith, Helen Koleen, 198
Smith, James E., 125, 219
Smith, Janet Lynn, 219
Smith, Jerry E. Jr., 139
Smith, Joan K.. 198
Smith. Joan Susan, 236
Smith, John B., 236
Smith, John E., 236
Smith. Joneane Louise, 85, 236
Smith. Judith L., 256
Smith, Margaret K., 198
Smith, Marla J., 256
Smith, Michael, 109
Smith, Philip, 115, 125, 198
Smith, Randall, 74, 198
Smith, Rene Z., 256
Smith, Roger, 129, 198
Smith, Rosalynd M., 256
Smith, Terry J., 236
Smith, Wilfred Andrew, 92, 107, 198
Smith, William, 219
Smutzer, Terry, 163, 236
Smyth, Gary, 76, 105
Snell, Barbara Kay, 71, 72, 75, 219
Snowbarger, James, 236
Snvder, Jill, 92, 95
Sojka, Jean A., 236
Sojka, John Michael, 236
Solochier, Constance, 236
Solter, Lance E., 65, 97, 198
Sommerkamp, John, 129, 219
Sommerkamp, Thomas, 66, 172
Sommers, Marsha, 88, 89, 219
Sommers, Terry L., 219
Songster, Thomas, 68
Sontag, Allen, 65, 71
Sookphanich, Rusami, 172
Sorenson, Caryle Dean, 219
Soule, Robert E., 105, 236
Sowers, Karen R., 75, 117
Sowers, Kenneth K., 131, 236
Sowinski, Robert Alan, 172
Sowka, Randall Kent, 198
Sparks, John, 158, 237
Sparrow, Vikki L., 101, 256
Spear, James, 198
Spears, Michael P., 237
Spellman, Richard S., 256
Spence, Orval Earl, 219
Spencer, David George, 219
Spencer, Gary S., 219
Spencer, Pamela, 72, 75, 219
Spiegel, Edith M., 256
Spinelli, Naomi R., 85, 112, 237
Sponsler, Eva Pearl, 172
Sponsler, Phillip, 256
Spratt, William, 219
Sprehe, Robert, 41
Spurgeon, Alan, 237
St. Clair, Albert Lee, 219
St. Clair, Deborah, 256
St. Clair, Richard, 43
Stabler, Ronald D., 237
Staggs, Jeanne F., 119, 198
Stallings, Richard, 86, 139, 219
Stamp, Linda L., 237
Stanek, Rhonda E., 237
Stanley, Robert L., 256
Starbuck, Kafhrine, 198
Starbuck, Nita F., 256 
Stark, Rosanna Kay, 1 19, 198, 293 
Starr,Gerald W., 256 
Starr, John Michael, 80, 219 
Staton, Martha Faye, 90, 198 
Stauffer, Richard, 56, 198 
Steele, Charles, 219 
Steele, Linda B., 256 
Steele, Lynda J., 92, 219 
Stehle. Daniel Joseph, 139 
Stein, Robert D., 237 
Steiner, Patricia E., 256 
Steinke, Jerry Lee, 219 
Stelpflug, Susan L., 123, 237 
Stender, Sonya Jean, 219 
Stephan, Judith A., 256 
Stephens, William, 199 
Stephenson, Janice K., 219 
Stephenson, Lonnie, 80, 219 
Stephenson, Susan L., 256 
Stephenson, Virginia, 72, 219 
Sterchi, Ronald G., 86, 148, 157, 237 
Sterrett, Patricia Ann, 101, 199 
Stevenson, Barbara, 45 
Stevenson, Linda, 256 
Stevenson, Mary K., 101, 107, 257 
Stevenson, Nancy E., 237 
Stewart, Eva Jeanette, 219 
Stewart, John Bernard, 71, 74, 219 
Stewart, Linda L., 71, 75, 92, 237 
Stewart, Mary Louise, 71, 72, 91, 112, 199 
Stickney, Julann, 88, 89, 219 
Stieglitz, Fred W., 113, 219 
Stiles, Patricia A., 237 
Stine, Linda Carol, 87, 117, 219 
Stockwell, Edward G., 219 
Stofra, Janette, 257 
Stoker, Kahla Cheryl, 257 
Stomberg, Joyee, 219 
Stone, Robert Lynn, 219 
Stoner, Evelyn, 71, 237 
Story, Anita Kay, 199 
Story, Jeanie K., 257 
Stott, Lucretia I., 257 
Stover, Ann E., 257 
Stowe, Gary, 66, 74, 199 
Strasser, Gary L., 69, 237 
Straub, Judith A., 237 
Straube, Chris J., 257 
Straubmuller, Spencer, 76, 125, 199 
Street, Mary J., 70, 74, 199 
Streett, Lois Ann, 219 
Streger, Thomas W., 219 
Strickler, Carolyn, 92, 93, 199 
Stroeber, Judith A., 100, 237 
Stroker, Virginia S., 88, 89, 109, 237 
Struss, Rodney, 2.19 
Stryker, Philip, 81, 124 
Struttmann, David E., 237 
Stuart, Donald A., 237 
Stuart, Linda K, 199 
Stukey, Randall L., 257 
STUDENT AMATEUR RADIO CLUB, 99 
STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 74, 75 
STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION, 85 
Stull, David L., 237 
Sturgeon, Floyd, 105 
Stutler, Larry W., 237 
Suchsland, James, 219 
Suell, John, 139
Suesue, Leulumoega, 90, 127, 237 
Sukut, Ed. R., 199 
Sullivan, Annalee, 85, 237 
Sullivan, Patricia A., 78, 219 
Sullivan, Patrick, 145, 163 
Sun, Jean Yih Shu, 171 
Sun, Yen-Chih, 172 
Sung, Pei-pei, Jackie, 237 
Supalla, Gary J., 92 
Susten, Kenneth, 237 
Suter, Cynthia Alice, 219 
Suter, Martha E., 75, 111, 220 
Suwan, Srithorn, 172 
Suzuki, Minoru, 257 
Swain, Roy, 237
Swan, Larry, 199 
Swan, Doris E., 237 
Swank, Ellen, 71, 72 
Swank, Melvina, 88, 89, 220 
Swank, Shirley Ann, 199 
Swann, Lynn, 237, 292 
Swanson, Charles, 220 
Swartz, Anita L., 199 
Swearingen, Dorsey, 199 
Swenson, Dave, 72, 92, 93 
Sweitzer, Paul, 220 
Swift, Marilyn K., 257 
Swisher, Becky S., 237 
Switzer, Dorothy, 82 
Switzer, Judy D., 82, 109, 237 
Swofford, Perry, 80, 220 
Sykes, Clifford, 237 
Sykes, Madeleine C., 119, 257 
Sylvara, Pamela J., 257 
Szafranski, Constance, 98, 257 
Szofran, John, 158, 220

T

Tade, Robert G., 237 
Tadelski, Jane E., 74, 82, 199 
Tague, Nancy M., 237 
Tait, Michael F., 237 
Takahaski, Yuko, 237 
Takai, Setsuo, 109, 257 
Takami, Shukichi, 172 
Talbert, Sharon, 88, 89, 95, 111, 199 
Taliaferro, Mary, 88, 89 
Tankesley, Carroll, 75, 123, 237 
Tanner, David M., 237 
Tantimedh, Amornchai, 172 
Tapy, Susan L., 257 
Tarbet, John, 220 
Tarbet, Joyce, 238 
Tarry, Judith K., 257 
Tate, H. B., 43, 68 
Tate, James M., 238 
Tatge, Jennifer L., 257 
TAU KAPPA EPSILON, 132 
Taulbee, Susan V., 238 
Taylor, Barbara Joy, 220 
Taylor, David R., 257 
Taylor, George, 115, 126, 220 
Taylor, Jeanne C., 87, 117, 238 
Taylor, Raymond, 257 
Taylor, Ruth E., 238 
Taylor, Stephen A., 220 
Taylor, Tom R., 220 
Tedrow, Gloria J., 74, 106, 238 
Teel, Mary Kathleen, 96, 108, 199 
Teeter, Darien, 67, 74, 95, 133, 220 
Tellier, Stephen H., 238 
Temple, Michael A., 69 
Templeman, Jill, 199 
Templin, William, 199 
Teneyck, William, 238 
Tennyson, Harold, 199 
Terrel, James C., 83 
Terrell, Jerry D., 90, 257 
Terry, H. M., 43, 74 
Terry, Linn, 43, 132 
Teter, Teresa L., 238 
Tharp, David L., 69, 257 
Theeraratanabhandau, Sangchan, 172 
Theeraratanabhandhu, Surapol, 172 
Theerman, Larry D., 81, 238 
Theriault, Richard, 238 
Thomas, David A., 199 
Thomas, Garold David, 199 
Thomas, Gary Wayne, 199 
Thomas, Kathy Elaine, 220 
Thomas, James, 127 
Thomas, Karen M., 257 
Thomas, Linda R. Smith, 199 
Thomas, Tessie, 257 
Thompson, Anna Mae, 257 
Thompson, Aubradella, 238 
Thompson, Gary, 220 
Thompson, Janet K., 117, 257 
Thompson, Kandace K., 257 
Thompson, Nancy J., 257 
Thompson, Neoma, 73, 220 
Thompson, Paul W. Jr., 98, 154, 257 
Thompson, Robert 257 
Thompson, Scott 220
Thornton, James, 220 
Thurlo, Richard, 220 
Thurman, Beth, 100, 238 
Thurman, Karladine E., 106, 121, 257, 293 
Thurman, Mary E., 100 
Tibbs, Rebecca, 119, 220 292 
Ticola, Victor Paul, 80, 199 
Teitsort, Lana K., 257 
Tiller, Richard, 220 
Tilton, Sally F., 70 
Timmerberg, Eugene, 238 
Tipton. Dean, 220 
Tisue, Mintie J., 257 
Titus, Annette Y., 238 
Todd, Wm. Edward, 220 
Toedebusch, Lois, 88, 89, 113, 220 
Tolly, Judy K., 220 
Tomko, Terry Michael, 133. 199 
Tooley, Norman Lee, 173 
Toomire, Gerald, 199 
Toops, David H., 238 
Toops, Eunice Eileen, 82, 220 
Tosi, Vailolo, 90, 109, 257 
Toth, Geraldine Mary, 112, 220 
Totsch, Wilma Darlene, 199 
Towne, Ruth, 122 
Townsend, Mary Ann, 257 
Tracy, Della A., 200 
Tracy, John, 200 
Tracy, Paul, 66, 113, 220 
Travis, Deni, 116 
Travis, Ester Janice, 220 
Travis, Sue A., 257 
Trent, Michael G., 67, 131, 200, 289, 299, 300, 301 
Trent, Patricia L., 87, 117, 238 
Tribley, Sandra Lee, 74, 123, 200 
Triplett, Claudine, 45, 101, 108, 120 
Triplett, Rosalee, 101, 107, 200 
Troester, Ann, 104 
Trost, Barbara Ann, 121, 220 
Trow, Donald, 80, 200 
Trower, Roger D., 257 
Truitt, Jeannine Ann, 238 
Trump, Edna Rose, 238 
Trusell, Cynthia, 200 
Tse, Kui-Shung, 220 
Tsutsumi, Motonobu, 220 
Tu, Shu-Min, 173 
Tuchek, Mary B., 257 
Tucker, Victory Ann, 220, 292 
Tucker, Gregory R., 131, 257 
Tuffree, Daniel, 200 
Tuiasosopo, David, 90, 220 
Tuitele, Lui Talusa, 90, 112, 127, 238 
Turner, Konra Kay, 75, 220 
Turner, Linda K., 200 
Turner, Michael L., 106 
Turner, Sandra Sue, 74, 108, 220 
Turner, Stanley Keith, 133, 220 
Tursick, Thomas, 238 
Tuttle, Ronald Henry, 80, 220 
Tuttle, Elaine K., 85 
Twillman, Judith A., 87, 117, 238 
Tyler, James, 126, 220 
Tyler, Ella M., 258

U

Uechi, Yasuji, 200 
Uhland, Tonie L., 71, 238 
Ulrich, Iona R., 200 
Unger, William, 45, 83 
Upchurch, James M., 200 
Urban, Timothy, 125, 139, 238 
Usher, Dale, 220 
Ussery, Madith J., 117, 238 
Utley, Reeta, 238

V

Van De Velde. Gary, 133, 200 
Van Dorin, Marie D., 82, 221 
Van Dyne, Karyl K., 258 
Van Essen, Lorraine, 221 
Van Liere, Charles, 238 
Van Polen, Mazie J., 238 
Van Toom, Bennie L., 220 
Vanderhoof, Frederick, 220	
Vannatta, John J., 258
 

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Vansant, Samuel F., 221 
VanWinkle, Lewis, 43 
Vargas, Felipe, 79 
Varns, Doris Ann 221 
Varnum, Robert, 200 
Vaughn, Mary Beth, 200 
Vaughn, Sarah, J., 258 
Verdon, Steven P., 221 
Verity, Barbara L., 258 
VETERANS CLUB, 66 
Vetter, Dean, 81, 200 
Vichien, Prakorb, 173 
Vickers, Dennis, 221 
Villasenor, Elirra R., 173 
Vincent, Janet, 85 
Vinluan, Danilo A., 173 
Vinyard, James S., 200 
Vinzant, Karen, 200 
Vinzant, Larry M., 200 
Vittetoe, Jerry 41, 68 
Viviano, Phyllis, 74, 123, 221 
Vlahovich, Danniel G., 238 
Vogel, Patricia A., 70, 71, 74, 200 
Vogeler, Barbara, 238 
Volmert, Michael H., 112, 258 
Volmert, Mary C., 112, 258 
Vranich, Michael G., 98, 258 
Vukich, James M., 173 
Vyvial, Stanley, 92, 221

W

Wade, Willis C., 221 
Wade, Mary J., 258 
Wade, Nan E., 59 
Waech, Reynold Paul, 200 
Waggener, Barbara A., 258 
Waggener, James, 238 
Wagner, Era-Maria, 90, 200 
Wagner, Frank John, 86, 139, 238 
Wagner, John David, 221 
Wagner, Kristine K., 221 
Wagner, Paul Anthony, 67, 115, 131, 238
Wagner, Ralph, 129, 221 
Waite, Gary, 221 
Walker, Betty J., 173 
Walker, Dana E. 125, 258 
Walker, Danny R., 258 
Walker, Paulette J., 258 
Walker, Richard Dean, 221 
Walker, Sherrie M., 258 
Walker, T. J., 105 
Wall, Cheryl Ann, 221 
Wallace, Alvin R., 125, 200 
Wallace, Anita, 238 
Wallace, James, 200 
Wallace, Joann, 258 
Wallace, Ivan G., 258 
Wallace, Patricia A., 258 
Walleman, Daryl S., 69, 258 
Waller, David Gene, 258 
Wallin, Dennis 221 
Wallingford, Dean, 129, 221 
Wallingford, Betty J., 258 
Walmsley, Harry, 154 
Walsh, Susan, 77 
Walsher, Dolores A., 238 
Walston, Randall Lee, 221 
Walter, Cynthia A., 119, 238, 293 
Walter, Janis A., 238 
Walton, James, 200 
Walton, William, 221 
Walz, Walter., 125, 258 
Wang, Che Anita, 173 
Wang, Shy-ying, 90, 201 
Ward, Janice L., 119, 147, 258 
Ward, Linda, M., 258 
Ward, Randy J., 131, 238 
Warden, Phyllis, 221 
Ware, Susan, 221 
Warner, Edward, 125, 201 
Warner, Martha, 100, 201 
Warren, Robert K., 129, 238 
Washington, Gail, 221 
Waters, Marjorie E., 88, 89, 238 
Waters, Thomas W., 100, 221 
Watkins, Daniel C., 258 
Watkins, Jane A., 101, 238 
Watkins, Nancy Jane, 83, 221
Watkins, Ralph Weldon, 201
Watson, Edwin, 71, 74, 201
Watson, Rebecca Sue, 221
Watson, Shirley, 221
Watson, Woodrow, 221
Watt, Shirley, 221
Watts, Gary, 86, 129, 158, 221
Way, Juanita A., 258
Weatherly, Marjorie A., 109, 239
Weaver, Deborah J., 239
Webb, David., 201
Webb, John M., 65, 97
Webb, Karl, 59
Webber, Earnest R., 239
Weber, Paul, 221
Wedde, Barbara J., 258
Weekley, Jo Ann, 122
Weekley, Willa, 201
Weerts, Richard, 45, 107
Weguelin, Jamie, 239
Wehr, Donald, 67, 80, 131, 201
Wehrman, Terrance D., 101
Weibel, Rose, 221
Weiland, Sheila L., 258
Weir, Carol Ann, 93, 221
Weir, Connie M., 258
Weis, Terry Joe, 85, 129, 163, 166, 221
Weitman, Laura, 72 
Welch, Buderic, 201 
Welch, Joyce, 92, 221 
Welker, Bobbie, 258 
Wells, Carolyn A., 239 
Wells, Donna Susan, 74, 221 
Wells, Ida Lou, 258 
Wells, Kenneth, 84, 221 
Wells, Mary J., 258 
Wells, Sharon K., 101, 258 
Welsh, James, 131, 221 
Wendel, Phyllis, 221 
Wendelschaefer, Brian, 67, 91, 133, 221
Wendt, Darrell W., 258 
Wennekamp, Robert, 201 
Wenneker, Linda, 258 
Werges, Carolyn, 96, 239 
Werling, Ronald, 84, 86, 145, 173 
WESLEY FOUNDATION, 109 
Wessling, Lance, 97 
West, Macnolia Ann, 201 
West, Mary Beth, 71, 74, 78, 87, 95, 112
West, Mickey J., 258 
Weyand, Gloria R„ 74, 83, 121, 221, 298
Whalen, Sandra Sue, 74, 78, 221 
Wharton, Larry W., 258 
Wheeler, Beverly, 41, 70 
Wheeler, Darrell, 133, 239 
Whelan, John F., 173 
Whipple, Steven Lee, 81, 133 ,221 
Whipple, Vicky I., 85, 258 
Whisenand, Robert E., 239 
Whisler, Norma J., 221 
Whitaker, Marshall M., 221 
White, James, 201 
White, Janet S., 75, 87, 88, 89, 114, 122
White, John W., 258
White, Mary Jo., 75, 221
White, Michael R., 258
White, Stephen B., 239
White, Steven J., 239
Whiteaker, Hal V„ 131, 239
Whiteside, James, 80, 127, 201
Whiteside, Mark T., 93, 201
Whitlatch, Perry, 201
Whitson, Willie, 59
Whitt, John, 173
Whitt, Marcia, 221
Whittaker, Thomas O., 221
Whitworth, Faye M., 72, 75, 91, 201
Whitworth, Patricia, 74, 258
Whitworth, Terry Lee, 65A, 71, 72, 74, 97, 201B 
WHO'S WHO, 290 
Wick, Karen D., 239 
Widmer, Sara L., 259 
Wiele, Susan Ann, 221
Wiese, Lloyd Richard, 139 
Wiesemann, Benita K., 239 
Wilburn, Cecil, 259 
Wild, Margaret A., 239 
Wilden, Stanley LeRoy, 80, 201B 
Wiley, Bertis Patrick, 80, 202 
Wiley, Livinnia R., 74 
Wiley, Priscilla Ruth, 85, 239 
Wilford, Danny Joe. 93A, 111, 202 
Wilhite, Sandra L., 71, 239 
Wilhoit, Bonnie, 202 
Wilhoit, Deborah L., 75, 239 
Wilhoit, Linda Kay, 73, 74, 100, 108, 221
Wilhoit, Mary N., 75, 78, 239 
Wilke, James Bernard, 74. 77, 79, 112, 115, 127, 202 
Wilkerson, Brenda S., 101, 259 
Wilkins, Craig A., 101, 105, 202 
Wilkinson, Gary L., 125, 259 
Willcox, Roger Alan, 115, 129, 202 
Williams, Brooke H., 123, 259, 292, 294
Williams, Carol Joyce, 222 
Williams, Dwayne P., 259 
Williams, James Paul, 222 
Williams, Jimmie A., 222 
Williams, Joann F., 259 
Williams, John Randoll, 222 
Williams, John W., 259 
Williams, Kenneth P., 239 
Williams, Linda G., 259 
Williams, Marilyn Joyce 222 
Williams, Mary Alice, 202 
Williams, Rebecca A., 259 
Williams, Rhonda, 101, 202A 
Williams, Robert Dean, 66, 202A 
Williams, Stan, 65A, 298 
Williams, Sylvia C., 74, 109, 239 
Williamson, Karen F., 259 
Willingham, Rudy J., 259 
Willis, Harold Wayne, 173 
Willows, Bobbie J., 121, 239A 
Willows, Kenneth D., 222 
Wills, Mary J., 239A 
Wilson, Allen James, 67, 81 
Wilson, Brewer, 222 
Wilson, Carol Jane, 73, 106, 109, 202A
Wilson, Carol Jean, 77, 202A 
Wilson, Cheryl L., 239A, 288, 289, 299
Wilson, Claude M., 148, 259 
Wilson, Edward C., 222 
Wilson, Edward U., 259 
Wilson, James Henry, 202A 
Wilson, James Weldon, 80, 202A 
Wilson, Karen Gail, 92A, 239A 
Wilson, Katherine A., 259 
Wilson, Kenneth E., 80, 222 
Wilson, Larry Dean, 222 
Wilson, Larry Eugene, 202A 
Wilson, Mary Lynn, 222 
Wilson, Michael Daily, 98, 222 
Wilson, Nancy Sue, 222 
Wilson, Rebecca, 104 
Wilson, Richard H., 133, 203 
Wilson, Russell Clark, 131, 222 
Wilson, Vickie K., 259 
Wilson, William A., 239A 
Wilty, Georgia Mae, 75 
Wimp, Sarah, 117 
Wine, William, 259 
Winecup, Kathleen M., 100, 239A 
Winfrey, Stanley, 239 
Winn, Judy J., 83 
Winslow, Susan Clair, 117, 222 
Winslow, Sarah B., 106, 259 
Winter, Ruth Ann, 71, 75, 78, 112, 123, 203 
Winters, Terry L., 259 
Wisdom, Debra J., 75, 259 
Wise, Patricia, 88, 89, 222 
Withoelter, Sandra, 113, 259 
Witte, Donald Wesley, 203 
Witte, Stephen Gregory, 131, 222 
Woldridge, Larry D., 222 
Wolf, Constance C., 259 
Wolf, James, 222
Wolf, Judith, 88, 89, 203 
Wolf, Lynne, 104, 222A 
Wolfe, Dwight M., 203 
Wolgast, Larry Allen, 69, 259 
Wolverton, S. Bonnie, 74, 101, 255 
Wombwell, Glenn R., 259 
WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION, 88 
Wood, Deborah S., 119, 259 
Wood, Mary E., 239A 
Wood, Shirley M., 259 
Woodrow, James R., 259 
Woods, Howard M., 259 
Woods, Kenneth, 259 
Woods, Kevin, 259 
Weeds, Rodney, 125, 239A 
Woods, Sharon M., 91, 203 
Woody, Kathy, 222A 
Wooten, Dottye L., 121, 239A 
Worland, Mary Frances, 203A 
Worland, William J., 239A 
Wormsley, James P., 67, 86, 131. 222A
Wornell, Gary L., 139 
Worrell, Elizabeth, 77, 294 
Worrell, James Lee, 106 
Worthington, Kenneth, 203A 
Wright, Carla D., 239A 
Wright, Doris J., 259 
Wright, James L., 203A 
Wright, J.C., 43
Wright, Jeanette C., 53, 68, 173 
Wright, John L., 203A 
Wright, Robert, 43 
Wright, Vivian, 222A 
Wu, Anna Man-Hui, 173 
Wulf, Janet L., 259 
Wyatt, Ernest Doyle, 203A 
Wyatt, Linda M., 259 
Wyatt, Lynda Kay, 259 
Wyllie, Cheryl A., 239A 
Wynn, Dennis E., 133, 203A

Y

Yackley, Karen S., 82, 259 
Yagel, Shirley Lynette, 259
Yagel, Shirley Jeane, 259 
Yager, Mary E., 259 
Yager, Michael W., 259 
Yates, Anthony J., 239A 
Yates, Cordelia M., 88, 89, 239A 
Yates, Donald Dale, 222A 
Yates, Rebecca J., 82, 259 
Yeager, Tania Lee, 71, 72, 74, 88, 89, 203A 
Yearns, Ronald P., 96 
Yeh, Julia Shiow-Jin, 173 
Yenger, Glenn William, 80, 203B 
Yocum, Phyllis Marie, 259 
Yoder, Janice Ann, 222A 
Yohe, William E., 259 
York, Connie S., 259 
Young, Berthanna S., 239A 
YOUNG DEMOCRATS, 95 
Young, Harry Burton, 98, 131, 203B
YOUNG REPUBLICANS, 96 
Young, Robert Jr., 259 
Young, Robert Gene, 163, 222A 
Young, Robert S., 99, 131, 239A 
Young, William Lee, 145A 
Younvanich, Sompongs, 173 
Yowell, Joseph E., 90 
Yutz, Helen A., 259

Z

Zeigler, Dennis G., 239A, 259 
Zeigler, Joann, 70, 71, 72, 119, 203B, 293, 299, 300 
Zeigler, Jeanne E., 203B 
Zeigler, Sharon M., 239A 
Zeiler, Helen Eunice, 222A 
Zentz, Jane Ann, 71, 85, 222A 
Ziegler, Jeanne, 203 
Ziesemann, Knut, 90, 203 
Zoroufchi, Jaffar, 203B 
Zotz, Mary L., 259 
Zuroweste, James F., 71, 74, 22
 
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