Southwest Baptist University - Mozarkian Yearbook (Bolivar, MO)

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dex Karl 101,140 David 25,157 Joyce 173 Loveta 157 Charles 157 Linda 173 Mr. Larry 33,116 Phillip 140 Leallen 149 Leann 149 Larry 140 James 101,157 Patrick G. 140 Jack 157 Mildred 140 Donald 173 Brownlee 67,157,177 Celia 140 Mrs. Magda 119 Marilyn 149 Michael 32,93,94,95 Flaina 140 Flon 67,68,81,102 Mrs. Anna Lee 124 Carl 101 Mary 140 James 149 Lawrence 149 Linda 149 Lousie 121 Steven 149 Tane 140 Elvin 173 Windisch, Janet 140 4 Winn, Judy 173 Wirth, James 140 Wiseman, Stephen 62,63,72,149 Witherspoon, Betty 39,157 Wolford, Vlcki 103,173 Wood, Roberta 54,60,65 ,69,80,149 Wooderson, Joseph 101,149 Woods, Pamela 173 Woods, Stephen 173 Woods, Thomas 140 Woodward, Mr. James 69,76,77,113 Woodward, Mrs. James 69 Woody, Linda 69,149 Woolford, Paul 140 Woolsey, Bill 67,86,157 Worley, Janet 67,68,140 Worthley, Donald 140 Wright, Cathy 157,173 Wright, Ginny 140 Wright, Robert 149 Wright, William 157 Wyckoff, Douglas 140 Wymer, Patty 173 Yarbrough, Dr. Slayden 118 Yates, Clifton 140,178 Yelton, Phillip 149 York, Mr. Jim 121 Young, Carol 140 Young, George 74,173 Young, Karen 157 Youngblood, Gary 157 Zeller, Flodney 140 Zinimon, Charles 91,95 Zinn, Wiley 140 Zuber, Laurel 140 John Thomas gave karate, judo and jujitsu lessons to interested students on campus. John, who has earned a third degree black belt, demonstrated a block maneuver in the art of self-defense.

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f lWi' xl Determination and sportsmanship were im- portant characteristics of Clarence Hampton and Lion No. 42 as opponents on the playing court. Both shared a common bond - their interest in basketball - as they discussed the game. Sells, Dr. James 3,4,52,83,106,116 Sells, Jane 106 Sells, Joyce 64,106 Shamel, Danalee 171 Shank, Robert 56,156 Shelenhamer, Mrs. Debbie 119 Shell, Ruthie 156 Shelton, Dr. Joe 46,115 Sherrid, Roy 156 Shields, Linda 138 index Smith, Carol 156 Smith, Christine 156 Smith, Diana 103,156 Smith, Gail 51,62,164,171 Smith Dr. Hugh 27,48,111 Smith, James D. 138 Smith Lawrence 156 Smith Linda 67,128,138 Smith Regina 74.88.156 Smith Mr. Robert 21,114 Smith Robert 148 Smith Mr. Sidney 6 Smith Dr. Twila 56,64 Smith, Twila 56,64 Smock, Judy 148 Sneed, Dorothy 22,138 Sneed, Mark 138 Snellen, Rosalyn 56,57,64 Snodgrass, Cheryl 138 Snow, Carol 57,171 Snow, Nancy 138 ,89,97,171 Snyder, Giana 138 Snyder, Paula 96,171 Spain, Andrea 54,156 Spear, Erma 56,64,157 Speidel, Ruth 138 Springer, Darlena 138 Springer, Keith 171 Stair, Larry 171 Stanislaus, Rose 138 Starnes, Charlotte 54,62,148 Steele, James 139 Steenrod, Roger 148 Steiner, Steve 72,148,163 Stephens, Mark 139 Stephens, Philip 171 Stephens, Vivian 171 Stevens, Allce 128,139 Stevens, David 47,67,148 Stevens, Mr. Jack 46,108,178 Steward, Steven 99,157 Stewart, Stickles, Mr. Orlin 87,110 Diana 139 Stock, Roy 139 Shipman, Carol 67,138 Shipman, Steven 6O,62,63,156 Short, Rayma 22 Shultz, Kent 99,156 Shuster, Patricia 138 Sibley, Mary 138 Sides, Phillip 70,148 Sikes, Bob 125 Silver, Richard 9,171 Silvey, Mrs. Lois 124 Simmerman, Vicki 88,148 Simmons, Michael 146 Simpson, Pamela 138 Sims, Marilyn 27,72,156 Stockdale, Eloise 157 Stoelting, Danny 101,139 Stogsdill, Jerry 172 Stotts, Glenn 149 Strange, Brenda 103,172 Stroup, Diane 157 Stueber, Jennifer 172 Stull, Paula 89,97,157 Suits, David 157 Sullinger, William 139 Summers, Patricia 119,157 Surrette, Dr. G.H. 108,178 Surrette, Marvel 66 Swaffar, Debra S. 139 Sweet, Fonda 149 Swiney, Doyle 139 Swlnk, Kevin 157 Tagtmeyer, Jan 139 Talbert, Dennis 139 Tanner, Willlam 82 Taylor, Mr. Dale 123 Taylor, Owen 149 Templeton, Robert 149 Tennison, Sharon 172 Terrill, Randall 149 Teters, Mrs. Melinda 113 Thomas, John 74,181 Thompson, David 139 Threeton, John 172 Throgmorton, Mrs. Dorothy 117 Thrupp, Miss Merry 123 Timmons, Linda 139 Tipton, Austin 139 Tipton, Mrs. Mary 123 Todd, Terry 7 Tolliver, David 149 Tolliver, Myra 157 Tomlinson, David 139 Traudt, Joni 139 Triplett, Stanley 139 Triplett, Timothy 42,71,139 Trogdon, Mrs. Jane 108 Trogdon, Duane 101,172 Trustees, Board of 107 Turnbaugh, Becky 149 Turnbough, Janet 5,47,41,70,172 Turner, Peggy 139 Turner, William 149 Twichell, Marjorie J. 56,157 Upchurch, Gordon 42,71,139 Vail, Rick 149 Vance, Earl 29,139 Vankirk, Joseph 139 Vanpatten, Mark 139 Vanwerden, Benjamin 157 Venable, James 139 Vernon, Teddy 139 Vestal, Adria 172 Vincent, Beverly 149 Wade, Mr. Jess 47,121 Wagers, James 149 Wakefield, Dara 81,139 Wakefield, Janice 149 Wakefield, Margene 172 Walden, Bob 172 Walker, Janis 149 Walker, Wayne 38 Wall, Carol Jean 139 Wall, Diane 54,149 Wall, Evan 172 Wallace, Bill 71,139 Walker, Cindy 140 Walser, David 62,71,149 Walt, Karen 140 Warner, Carmen 149 Warner, Randal 101 Warren, Jack 140 Warren, Jeanie 140 Warren, Vanetta 157 Washin gton, Gary 92,95,157 Waugh, Debra 68,157 Weaver, Dr. David 107 Sinks, Leslie 138 Sisco, Shirley 136 Skidmore, Kerry 148 Sleyster, Willa 138 Srnashey, Mr. John 35,68,114 Smith, Alene 117 TaPP, Jane Tappmeyer Tappmeyer Tate, Linda 157,182 , Alice 14,66,73,74,139 Mark 46,157 Tappmeyer, , Dr. Wilber 52 139 Tate, Robert 149 Webb, Paul 140 Weeks, Mrs. Linda 122,123 Weeks, Mr. Rodger 70,115,116 Weems, Phyllis 21,157 Welmer, Sherry 140 Welster, James 172 Welks, Steve 140 Wells, David 157 Wells, Harold L. 140 Welshhon, Janice 173

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JANET TAPP Etched deep in the inner resources of each of us are reflections of people who have made in- delible impressions on our lives. With some, the association was long and continuous - with others, only a fleeting wisp. But for each, the remembrance is clear - a refreshment to our spirit - and nourishment to our memory. For all of us who knew of her kindness, her lyrics of a familiar song Janet will be laughed with each better there is no one Though given to her. She of her and her people, with our heaven never before e ane the notes with skill what was notes, below - it was almost as if the feel that say by ear, but for Janet it could the heart music - she loved people - and her in full of a time stood on bank of a stream that had gone dr ooked arid region, reflected on his recent in the intonation of forlornness the dried up - And the brook dried up. thereafter God took him by the led him another land where his greatest work Today it seems that this has caused our brooks to go dry. But a remembrance of trust in God, her faithfulness in serving Him, her desire to do His will and do it with her bounce and enthusiasm, brings the rush of cool water and the smell of freshness to our brooks. The fragrance of Janet will be with us forever and ever. fEulogy delivered by College President James Sells, January 16, 19733