Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1970 volume:

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M-., I l' M, 5 :ful 'l i',i'ii E lWE,Wik if Xin, N ill - K ,, J : -' ' ,- -.r' 5 fv- , QQ, 5 and fl-J s- i ' il :g V jp X. :Al - ,asm Hifysi hx' 'J,4:r- ,- ii . 1 J . in ir f M H X 14, .w 1- i '5v.p', . gy. A .-.V . ,li ll 2 if 1. 1 ,,' -.X ,I ,, 5 ' yi' U 9 741 7 -Q I 1, fl ill' 1 3.11 vig ' 1 '. 'vl far' ' ' ri ' ,g il ' ,gli . .i ' ' l l'- i '- vi , i-i , i 'l ' 1,1 i iillii-1' ll ill' Mr. Maxwell, occupying his natural habitat, is engaged in a bit of critical thinking, 4 In Dedication When a man invests twenty-five years in one institution, he is investing not only years, but a great part of his life. Professor Glenn Maxwell, with a dedication consistent with that of a true Christian gentleman, has contributed These years of his life to create in students a love for good literature and a framework upon which to build further study and reading. His sphere of influence broadens beyond the classroom, for his teaching procedure stimulates a desire for a greater knowledge of philosophy and also for life. Gentle and appreciative, respectful and scholarly, Professor Maxwell offers a fresh way of learning for many and a fresh look at living for most. T: v. 4 : ,, iw, .n. A ,wif 'FI igizf' L ,L .-I - ' W- f ,, J Q' .T .3 ' 1' 1 i uf , , V - 1. . , N45 'gf' ,+L L Q . fha? , , ' ' .. 1 F' 1' 'A 1. 4 ' -- .J ' ' 1' 'I '- .. wud . V I , , v I Q 4 wif PROFESSOR GLENN MAXWELL A college is people. People studying, working, playing, living, caring in an established social framework and spiritual milieu. Austin College is then, administration, faculty, student body, and staff participating in the process of higher education in a Christian community. .-fig 1, ' lf' ' 'xr :ii ,.-'RA '11,- M 'liixl ,. fill --1 ' A . : ', . ,pg ,. ..,, ,ii if-ai i if i .,,l--Jr TQ i. 4l?iSgi.:fifdd1llQe9!l?'- ., . Af-.f i-I-Afauzftx 1.- ,.ii9? .i iq A TF ' v . . ,-in , F . V. l iiflif P 'avg . Lsrf, lfffgzw N - . l ff i 1 l YeT each person making The Austin College communiiy is unique -an individual seekin b social inieraciion To 9 Y develop The human personaliiy -self. The Austin College story must begin with the student- in the library, in the laboratory, the classroom. Posd' 4 f .free T . ri? professor, by the tivated Mo with the aid of texts, and resource material, ent, ory equipm borat la su biected to the student is GS ories, process the the idea, -both failures and successes ged to VE OU IS GHC and past he oft establish for the present epts for a new generation ve problems. ti fU U and provo W T19 conc wth Austin College is founded upon the principles of Chris- tian philosophy and thought. By its very nature Chris- tianity has been revolutionary, demanding of an individual and a society a continual and progressive change. Thus, the Austin College professor, as a responsible revolu- tionary, inspires growth through his concern, while the student, by the nature of his curiosity and his role as a student, interacts, and the pattern is established for a college program. '..- 'ff C W' YW Y' ' 'C .v-F 'Wi Fm-'Tift -1 ' f- V ,V 5 ' -' pg-.I ,Lf ,mfg -. TQ' f 11? K is V ,. I A 4.-. 4, gfffl , 'j 'i 'mg 3 x ' A v-:ff if -1-1- ' J' ' -fx-,9'?,mj:l,.f'f , -Y :gum ,W 4 . ,,., , , . , QQ? vb-J, ii...- - L r X 'HH A e.. v,.. g A,:.g,.iA.x f. 4, .th - 1'--' .11 rg - ,v - pf- fi -. n ,Cai hy.:- xk' 'Af -n , Wg: M 'J ., , ff-. , ,,,., + , .'..1M11V. , , if-N55 ' ,. .- , Q -. 1 4 ' , 4 . Hg. Q. X Pav ,. '. ' ' 'tr 5. 4 ,, 711.94 -3 I-' . 'U V f , vrr, hilggn E. V, E 4 ,fnqgalzggz 'i r .ff-'l'5-- ' -' ' '- gba '2 vw 1 1 A 5 . ' 1. 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It is an attitude Toward living, a feeling of brotherhood toward one's friends-and enemies. It is being totally honest with one's self, and having thestamina to run well the race of lite. '5-312 ., . K U 131 M' ' ,J'?.J5'RT5E?3U l-SMH-1 'wifi 1 .v - If-1, 'T - . ' -no 'il F I ' I t' X niii - . 7 5,1-5 ,w'WvW' ' na.: ..M.N.- A .- 3 ff ul, QW? In l '?'1 A x , a I Q20 -ii, 1 ' ' -x L Y-' 5 . f , '1 r so f 11.-J ' if ,,j:r:Vc. f ,- ,iq rw- 'x L l l l , '- ,. 1 ,- ll 31, ,rx it . llf AK f .-1-- -'uf-.M 'N-X .---M-,,,,A .,..--- 1 his -,., ,,, N i WANT WW Sr i,, , 'uf' Pl F X , ruLQ, J ll A ' lf- 4 .f I ::.14 Y lb , -1 '- M54 1' il I ., Tl ,ly nl Y l I A 5 r . ji J X 't ik , . - ' y ' lv - ,,-, 1 .-'-' Y. A 9 Austin College is people . . . People questioning, discovering, reiecting, alienating, loving, hurting, caring, sharing. Austin College is able to care- to be concerned with attention, devotion and passion for that which is infinite, finite, preliminary, ultimate, transient and lasting I?:1.f3,, .4 Wu L- 1 1, ,- -f-ff' i -X I6 l - W I swf .A ,.A,' Z ,J jj ix hgh' NW Ivxlmfflff W, . V .V i W If T .. , I i' !L,L'l 5.5 :J h --3:42. i' if -X ' mb t W i :mf ' f, if F 'Gi V my xlxl N, Y WJ ,Q Q, l 3: , ' M ,U A nl we '41 , , , uni.. . ! iw ,Vx , I A if S. L.. AA--., .Jia ' ,.arf,Q ' lflu' H' . JS' ' .1 x Z J LJF , Q44-' . .-V1 ':p D-,X af-'mv : -'Mu l .W ,iflii-4-A-Q eat,-X' E, Qaf' Pjfigt' ,., 4..x - J f .- ki , 5' - -'ff V,, Z' . .. -45' 1...-f-4 4- .,. , , ' 1 in- -' ... 1 U ,Q ' - , . '..'5p'- J' '- 'ask-1' V J, :1bQ,9'5t S -f- ff' W W 'xv ' 1 ,A X ..,. - ' .- -N - L 232' W, - I . V, -if .11 4 - V 4-. V U , 7 ,U - 4 'I I .I -Q gf' Q: f + . -,.... - 3 , - ,l -Q?- f rw ,, .,,, I Q If -t .v -. . , LQ . , - ,A ' ,, A--'Z' . A wwf- . T -Q !I !L'fYWfEa1.'F ,JIh ' . 3' 'V HN-N'+v V, , , Y' .W-QPWIBL' ' :J t!'7f'm ' 1' ff N - P'f'-7 7'1-T ' -. . , ..,., A - ffm W. .' '-fr-J-Y ff? 53'x...' .,.. T.f-M1?w.ml.ff f. ' ' ,. ,. 'f' '71, 'ff' ,J-..1,.M:. The people ot the Austin College community can care, most want to care and many do care. They care for their work, for relationships with other people, tor their own meaning in life and tor concerns beyond their daily needs. For many persons, the choice of living with cynical uncon- cern or ultimate concern has been made. Those who have chosen ulti- mate concern are permeated by it and freed from the domination of other concerns. Austin College is ultimately concerned. Austin College cares. L PRESIDENT JOHN D. MOQELEY ,my , . l We 3 u M Y, ' 5'- kf I ' 'll -1 President Moseley was granted a short term study leave, made possible through a Danforth Foundation grant, and was away from Austin College during the fall. He visited several universities in England and returned to the U. S. to work at the Center for Research and Development in Higher Education at the University of California in Berkeley. President Moseley returned to the College in January. wr ,h -' 1 ,95 :A sg-Ui-' '51 'Iliff -5 'Il ,,l ::,:if'v l . -.:'-:a,-5..-- 'A . . -.v .ff fa-,. . , 'f 4 Pfllftgfz' ' YQJU' ' L ' A 'Im '.,- Q 'Y' 5' Board Of Trustees Mr. Crowdus Baker Mr. A. L. Barnett Mr. Lewis H. Bond Rey. Mr. Joe M. Brown Judge John R. Brown Mr. J. L. Brownlee Mrs. Leo Corrigan, Sr. Rev. Mr. R. R. Craig Mr. Elmer H. Danner Mr. 'Cecil H. Green Mr. David Hannah, Jr. Mr. John A. Huebner Dr. Robert F. Jones Mr. J. Erik Jonsson Mr. R. W. Kline Dr. Matthew Lynn Mr. E. Clyde McGraw Mr. Stewart E. Meyers, Sr. Mr. vv. C. qoabp Miller Mr. Will A. Morriss, Jr. Mrs. Edward J. Mosher 'Mr. Cecil E. Munn ' Dr. DeWitt C. Redclick Mrs. Will Mann Richardson Mrs. Jno. W. Russell Dr. K. E. Smith Mr. Robert L. Wood Mr. Toddie Lee Wynne DEANS Academic Dean I PAUL WESLEY BEARDSLEY DANNY TRAVIS BEDSOLE Execuiive Dean DIRECTORS Assistant to the President and Director of Planning DAVID R. REAGAN Administration FRED O. DETWEILER Assistant President WILLIAM R. WILSON i Development JAMES A. STILLWELL MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE AREA FRANK C. EDWARDS LLOYD EUGENE GOURLEY, Phgsics Deparimeni Professor of Physicsg B,S. in Physicsf M.A., Pl1.D., University of Texas I TC MARY FOULKS GOURLEY Professor of Physicsy B.S. in Physicsp M.A., Ph,D., University of Texas WAYNE CHARLES BELL Instructor in Mathematicsy B.S,, University: of Texas: M.S., North Texas State Univer-I sity THOMAS FREDRIC KIMES, Chairman Professor of Mathematics: B.S., Ursinus College, M.A., University of Texas: Ph.D., Carnegie Institute of Technology Mathematics Department DAVID ALEXANDER MCBLAIN Instructor in Mathematicsg Director of Computing Servicesp B.A., Grinnell College: M.S., State University of Iowa ONIEL KUMAR MITTER Assistant Professor of Mathematicsy B.S., University College, Rangoon Universityp B.S., M.S., London University KENNETH LANIER LOTT Instructor in Mathematicsp B.A., University of Texas: M.A., North Texas State Uni- versityp University of Texas CHARLES RAYMOND WOODROW Assistant Professor of Mathematicsp B.A., Greenville College: B.D., Asbury Theologi- cal Seminaryf M.S., Oklahoma State Uni- versityy Florida State University 25 26 i wi ri l,,1w..tF,I-Ilgr, ,I V I. HARRY HAROLD GIBSON, JR. Assistant Professor of Chemistry: B.A., Emory University: Ph.D., Florida State University Chemistry Department F f!iT1yHr ',, rw' 'V it , CHARLES RICHARD BARR, Chairman Associate Professor Chemistry: B.A., North Central College: M.S., Ph.D., Michigan State University FRANK CLARK EDWARDS Professor of Chemistry: B.S., University of Dubuque: Ph.D., iowa Stare University FRANK ANTHONY JAMES Assistant Professor of Chemistryp B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D., University of Georgia i 1 N- iv- i i JOHN LINN MACKEY Associate Professor Chemistryg B.S., South- east Missouri State Coilegep Ph.D., Iowa State University Ikea L L, L H GLEN ALAN WOLFE Assistant Professor of Chemistryp B.S., Arizona State University: Ph.D., University of Arizona JOE FORREST BRYANT Assistant Dean and Registrar: Associate Professor of Biology: B.A., Austin College: M.A,, North Texas State University: Uni- versity of Texas MILFORD FIELDS CUNDIFF Associate Professor of Biology: B.S.Ed., Ph.D., University of Colorado MONROE DAVID BRYANT Professor of Biology: B.A., Austin Col- lege: M.S., University of Illinois: Ph.D., University of California HENRY NEIL BUSCHER Assistant Professor of Biology: 8.5. Kansas State College: M.S., Ph.D., Uni versity of Oklahoma Biology Department HOWARD MCCARLEY, Chairman Professor of Biology: B.A., Austin Col- lege: M.A., Ph.D., University of Texas KARL WILLIAM HALLER JACK R. PIERCE Laboratory Coordinator: B.S., Bethany Col- Assistant Professor of Biology: B.A., M,A., lege: M.S., West Virginia University Western Michigan University: Ph.D., Uni- versity of Texas KENNETH W. STREET ASSISTANT DEAN FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE Business Administration 8h d Economics Department RICHARD KEITH ARMEY Assistant Professor of Economics: B.A., Jamestown Collegep M.A., University of North Dakctag Ph.D., University of Okla- homa DAVID SHOROW Instructor in Business Administrationp B.B.A., M.B.A., Texas Christian University SOCIAL SCIENCE AREA CLYDE LEWIS HALL, Chairman Professor of Economicsg B.A., Austin Col Iegei M.B.A., Texas Christian University Ph.D., Ohio State University LEE VAN ZANT Associate Professor of Economicsp B.A., Arkansas State Teachers Collegep Ph.D. University of Texas I 1 I film, fi. rf RALPH SMITH McCORD Assistant Professor of Physical Educationp. B.A., Austin Collegep M.Ed., University of Houston DON R. NEWSOM Instructor Physical Educationp Offensive Line Coach: B.A., Austin College ROBERT TODD MASON, Chairman Director Athletics, Associate Professor of Physical Educationg B.S., M.A., Austin Col- lege: Ed.D., North Texas State University DUANE DOUGLAS NUTT Instructor in Physical Educationy Head Football Coachg B.S., Southern Methodist Universityg M.Ed., East Texas State Uni- versity Phgsical and Health Education Department IMOGENE GRINNELL DAY Assistant Professor of Physical Educationp B.S., Texas Woman's University ii i, We I SCOTT C. HENINGTON Instructor in Physical Education: Coordina- tor of Defense fFootballJf B.S., M.A., New Mexico University Government Department DAVID ROYCE REAGAN Associate Professor of Government: Di- rector of Planning: B,A., University of Texas: M.A., M.A.L.D., Ph.D., The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts Uni- DANIEL MORTIMER SCHORE5, JR. Assistant Professor of Sociology: B.A., Central Methodist College: B.D., Duke Uni- versity: M.S., Ph.D., University of Missouri . 1 I, J. f f-5? 1 ' ., :ia ' L. 5.51: .fix ff' L J' f Q HOWARD ALLEN STARR ' Assistant Professor of Psyctylology and Education: B.A., University of Dallas: M.A., Southern Methodist University: Ph.D., East Texas State University TA, :.-?..4,Y - . gc 7,5 WHEELER NUCKOLS Assistant Professor of Government and Religion: B.A., Tulane University: B.D., Southern Baptist Seminary: Ph,D., Duke University Psgchologg and Sociology Department , i. W ,,ir:ri,.m ii GERALD JOHN MIDDENTS Assistant Professor of Psychology and Education: Director of Counseling Center: B.S.C., University of lowa: B.D., University of Dubuque: M.A., Ph.D., University of Minnesota - KENNETH WILLOW STREET Professor of Government: B.S., M.A., Texas Technological University: Ph.D., University of Texas H-af' PAUL LESLIE THOMAS, Chairman Professor of Psychology: B.S., Wayland Baptist College: M.A., West Texas State College: Ph.D., Texas Technological Univer- sity DAVID REED HEYN Assistant Professor of Sociology: B.A., M.A., University of Texas: Ph.D., Univer- sity of Texas ' VIRGINIA HUFSTEDLER LOVE Professor of Education and Psychology: B.A., M.A., Texas Technological University: Ed.D., University of Texas BILL V. FREEMAN, Chairman Professor of Educationp B.A., Southern Methodist Universityp M.A., Columbia Uni- versityp Ed.D., University of Texas Teacher Education Department PAT JANE MATTINGLY I Instructor in Educationp B.S., M.Ed., North Texas State University ANTOINETTE W. WEIGHT Instructor in Educationy B.S., Utah State University: M.A., Austin College GERALD BLOUNT PRATT Assistant Professor of Education: B.A., University of Texasg M.Ed., North Texas State University: Ed.D., North Texas State University JAMES WALT SKILLERN Instructor in Education: Administrative Of- ficer for the Teacher Education Program ancl the Graduate Divisiong B.S., Middle Tennessee State Universityg M.A., Colorado State EVELYN LOUISE MILAM Associate Professor of Education and Psy- chology: B.A., West Texas State Universityp' M.A., Texas Technological University: Ph.D., University of Wyoming HUMANITIES ASSISTANT DEAN FOR HUMANITIES Arzvio Joi-iN CARLSON CARL RICHARD NEIDHARDT, Chairman Professor of Arty B.A,, University of Chattanoogag M.F.A., University of Flori- da: Ph.D., Ohio State University Department RALPH BENJAMIN COOK, JR. Assistant Professor of Arty B.S., University of Cincinnaiiy M.Ed., Miami University :avi-1--,j 'S' ' ' ' ' .I 4151 Tig , I BRUCE GLENN LUNKLEY Assistant Professor of Musicp B.E., M.Ed., University of Minnesota RICHARD JOSEPH TAPPA, Chairman Associate Professor of Musicp B.M., Uni- versity of Wisconsinp M.S.M., Union The- ological Seminary CNYM Pl'1.D., Indiana University Music CECIL ISAAC Assistant Professor of Musicp B.A., B.M.Ed., Oberlin Collegey M.A., Columbia Univer- sity: Columbia University WILLIAM EDWIN ARMSTRONG Professor of Music: B.S., M.S., Juilliard School of Musicp A,Mus.D., Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester ALAN BENTLEY MILLS Instructor in Musicy B.A., M.A., San Fran- cisco State Collegeg Stanford University ri, , i JAMES CLARKE CORNETTE, JR. Professor of German: B.A., Guilford Col- lege: University of Munich fGermanyJ: M.A., Haverford College: Ph.D., University of North Carolina JOHN WESLEY CAMERON, Chairman Professor of French: B.A., Tulsa Univer- sity: The Sorbonne, University of Paris: M.A., Ph.D., Indiana University 3 tT1ff1 EPZ f JULIETTE JANE C. MCCLENDON Associate Professor of Spanish: B.A,, M.A., Ph.D., University of Tex IUANITA IRVINE COWAN Assistant Professor of Spanish: B.A., Texas Wesleyan College: M.A., University of Texas: Universidad Nacional de Mexico: University of Texas EDITH JOHANNA HUTCHINS Instructor in German: B.A., California State College: M.A., Middlebury College Modern Languages l JUAN CAPOTE PEREZ, Chairman Assistant Professor of Spanish: B.A., M.A., University of Houston EDWIN HUGHES SHREFFLER K Assistant Professor of French: B.F.A., B.A., M.A., Oklahoma State University: L'Uni- versite de Lyon lFrancel: University of Texas PAUL WESLEY BEARDSLEY Executive Deang Professor of Speech: Director of Dramaticsg B.A., Centenary Collegep M.A., University of Oklahoma: Ph.D., University of Colorado BONNIE SMITH BEARDSLEY Instructor in Speech-Theatrep B.A., Austin College: M.A., University of Colorado: University of Colorado Speech Theatre I fgjfs, Y. I-:-' .Of HJ? , H 5445- nl 1 'z JEFFERSON DAVIS SADLER Professor of Classics: B.A., M.A., Southern Methodist University: Ph.D., University of Texas GOODLOE LEWIS HARRY FREDERICK THOMPSON Dance Instructor Associate Professor of Speech-Theatrey B.A. Georgetown College: M.A., Baylor Uni versity: Indiana University Classics Teens--..-, mee e,,,T.,.: -.,., .. ..-e...., i l l l l i i 4 i EDWARD HAKE PHILLIPS Professor of History, B.A., University of Cincinnati, M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University MYRON .l. LOW, Chairman Associate Professor of History, B.A., Elm- hurst College: M.Ed., .Southern Methodist University, Ph.D., University of Texas Historg l ARVID JOHN CARLSON Professor of History and of Basic Studies, B.A., M.A., University of Michigan, M.A., Ph.D., Princeton University GOLAP CHANDRA RAYCHAUDHURI, Visiting Professor of His- tory, B.A., Presidency College, Calcutta, India, M.A., Calcutta University, B.L. QLLBJ University College of Law, Calcutta, India, Ph.D., London University JACK JULIAN JERNIGAN PETER GENE LUCCHESI Professor of Englishg B.A., Mississippi Associate Professor of Englishy B.A., Col- Collegef M.A., University of Mississippi: lege of the Holy Crossp M.A., Boston Col- Ph.D., Vanderbilt University lege: Ph.D., University of Wisconsin English DAN PEARSON JONES Associate Professor of Englishg B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Texas ef V ' JERRY BRYAN LINCECUM Assistant Professor of English and of Basic Studies: B.A., Texas A8tM Univer- sity: M.A., Ph.D., Duke University WILLIAM HAMILTON MOORE, Ill Associate Professor of English and of Basic Studiesg B.A., Southwestern Univer- sityp M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University ,A , - ,trail ADAM JACOB FISCHER Instructor in English: B.A., Antioch Col- lege: M.A., University of Colorado: Uni- versity of Massachusetts CHARLES McKAY RAMSAY Professor of Religion: B.A., Berea College: B.D., Union Theological Seminary KNYJ: Ph.D., Duke University Jett-T111-mira?-.W-1W- V W, H- t-We -- Y - Y Y fx FT T THOMAS WHEELER NUCKOLS Assistant Professor of Religion, Govern- ment and Basic Studies: B.A., Tulane Uni- versity: B.D., Southern Baptist University: Ph.D., Duke University GERALD HAHN HINKLE, Chairman Associate Professor of Philosophy and of Basic Studies: B.A., Franklin and Mar- shall College: B.D., Lancaster Theological Seminary: M.A., Ph.D., Yale Religion and Philosophy ROY FRANK MELUGIN, JR. Assistant Professor of Religion and of Basic Studies: B.A., McMurry College: B.D., Southern Methodist University: M.A., Fh.D., Yale University , rl, 'li , ,W 1 tiiin, M lui 'llil.1.i.'.t ' '- A , GLENN MAXWELL Professor of Philosophy: B.A., Western Kentucky State College: B.D., Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary: Univer- sity of Chicago JAMES H. WILLMANN Instructor in Philosophy: B.A., Texas Lu- theran College: University of Michigan Residence Direclors L r l w l JANET BRAUN Coffin Hall 7 Q .' GLADYS FLYNN WUMA HOUSER cafmh Hall Clvce Hal' - f L. 1. BETTY MARTIN Dean Hall TOM HARPER GOODLOE LEWIS Luckett Hall Baker Hall CAROLYN SQUIRES Secretary of the College E Staff GEORGE L. LANDOLT JIMMY STEWART Director Educational Media Center Comptroller DAN WEST JAMES ALLEN SMITH Director of Church Minister to the Campusf Relations Assistant Professor of Basic Studies JOE FORREST BRYANT Assistant Dean and Registrar by ,, ff' V 5. THELMA OWENS As sisfa nt Registra r Siaff JAMES WINDER Director Admissions and Financial Aid Ti ELLIS LOCKHART Business Manager SAM RICCOBENE Admissions Counselor SCOTT BUCHANAN Coordinator of Development Programs and Operations AL YOUNTS Director of Information Staff WILLIE JACOBS Director of Alumni and Parents Programs and Publications ALINE L. LEGG Research Assistant and Coordinator of Special Events: Advisor to Chromascope LLOYD W. PERKINS Director of Estates and Endowmentf Legal Counsel ANITA HOWELL Information Services Editor .-- - V TONI WEIGHT Coordinator of Student Affairs Student Personnel Services MARY BRIGHTMAN Campus Bookstore WILLIAM L. SOMERS Assistant Director Community Services Program Staff - W 3-wg'W,gamFr'i wb- M H ., ,, . Y H- yung,-' -,If :' V . in Jr, H H it it ,V i in n 1 iv... uf. r - W H, ,-,-.-,-1 my .. . I , I 4 ,l I Y .i ,-, X , 1 W. In , MVA . 41' i I V . 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Worth B.A., Spanish JAMES ROBERT CAST Baton Rouge, Louisiana B.A., Chemistry ANNETTE MORRISON CATTS Sherman B.A., Education, English 'Q'-as MEMIE JO ADAMS Waco B.A., Education CAMILLE PARSONS ALLEN West Point, Georgia B.A., Sociology SUSAN GAYLE ARNETT Dallas B.A., History JUDD HARRIS BELL Sherman B.A., Bus. Adm. DONNA GAIL'BENNETT Sherman B.A., English WALCOTT G. BLACK Honey Grove B.A., Bus. Adm. CANDACE JEAN BOCKHOFF Olney B.A., Psychology MARYLYN KAY BRANSON Sherman B.A., Biology JAN ET GAYLE B RAUN Sherman B.A., History LIEUEN REBECCA BRIGHTMAN Sherman B.A., Art JO CAROL BRUENE Dallas B.A., History, Education TIMOTHY LEE BRYANT Sherman B.A., Economics JULIETTE ANN CHERVENAK Ft. Worth B.A., English, Education EVALYN M. CI-IRISTENSEN Kilgore B.A., Ari JERRY ROBERT COBB Frisco B.A., History JOHN LESLIE COOK Blue Ridge B.A., English JOCELYN H. DARLING Sherman B.A., Philosophy CLARK LEE DAVIS Overton B.A., Speech PATRICIA ANN DAVIS Ft. Worih B.A., Spanish MARGARET L. DEWS New Orleans, Louisiana B.A., Arr in YZIIZI? -a-,,,.,i,.F L ..,, DAVID H. DIRKS Malden, Missouri B.A., Economics PATRICIA ANN DOSS Pasadena B.A., French WILLIAM REX DOWNING Mercedes B.A., Theatre, Speech MARY WILLIAMS DUKE Sherman B.A., History WESLEY KARL EBEN Sherman B.A., Psychology LARRY STANLEY ELLIOTT Housfon B.A., English TERRY B. ENFIELD Sherman B.A., Spanish, History WILLIAM H. ENFIELD, JR. Sherman B.A., Sociology FAY BRASHER ENGSTROM Sherman B.A., Music ROGER BRYAN FERMAN Sherman B.A., Bus. Adm. JEAN FRY Sherman B.A., Government ROBERT L. GANAWAY San Antonio B.A., Chemistry in '-fi THOMAS EARL HARPER Abilene B.A., Biology LINDA KAY HARRINGTON San Antonio B.A., Mathematics EDWARD HARROZ Ft. Worth B.A., Biology CHARLES S. HATCHETTE lake Charles, Louisiana B.A., Sociology JOHN BENHAM HAWLEY Sherman B.A., Philosophy STEPHEN G. HAYS Sherman B.A., Physical Education JAMES E. HENDERSON Sherman B.A., Chemistry SHARYN ELIZABETH HERES Dallas B.A., Education N-fe 5-3.4. 5. 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Sherman B.A., Psychology BRENDA RAE HOPPER Sherman B.A., Speech GARY KNOX HOWARD Longview B.A., Chemistry HONOR SHARON HOWELL Arp B.A., Biology MITCHELL JEFFREY Dallas B.A., Economics ANN STODDER JERNIGAN Wichita Falls B.A., English ANITA JANE JOHNSON Dallas B.A., Physical Education LOWELL S. JONES Sherman B.A., Theater '55 get ' -- - X - J - I - , L IA 'Gif' REBECCA JON ES Texarkana, Arkansas B.A., Mathematics WILLIAM JOSEPH JUSTUS Dallas B.A., Religion MICHELE SUZANNE KARNES Tempe, Arizona B.A., Psychology LARRY PAUL KING Dallas B.A., Biology CHRISTINE E. KIRK Ft. Worth B.A., Education, Sociology CHRISTINE B. LANGENFELD Great Neck, N. Y. B.A., Education DONALD LLOYD LANGSTON Sherman B.A., Mathematics DAVID GARY LEDEL Ft. Worth B.A,, English 53 JAMES VANCE MCCRAC KEN Cisco B.A., Economics DENNIS RAY MCENTIRE Bridgeport B.A., Spanish JOHN WALTER MCLEOD McAllen B.A., Government JOSEPH P. MCNEILL, JR. Dallas B,A., History JOSEPH DALE MAN ESS Chickasha, Oklahoma B.A., Biology MARY LEE MARET Sherman B.A., English JANE NANCE MAST Midland B.A., Education ROY MARK MAYS Ponca City, Okla. B.A., Sociology MALVERN EDWARD MEAD San Mafeo, California B.A., History SANDRA KAY MITCHELL Dallas B.A., English GERALD GRAY MOON Sherman B.A., Physics MICHAEL HERD MOORE Sherman B.A., Bus. Adm. if . , EDWIN N. LETZERICH Houston B.A., Bus. Adm., Economics THOMAS MELTON LEWIS Austin B.A., Government THOMAS E. LILLEY Dallas B.A., Bus. Adm. SUZANNE LOARING CLARK Irving B.A., Education, English BETTY LOCKHART Sherman B.A., Physical Education LYN LOCKHART Sherman B.A., Education MARGARET MCCARTHY Bells B.A., Music SAMUEL JACKSON MCCLENDON Sherman B.A., Spanish I ., 'fj-I - -4 K-,... HOWARD PAUL MORRIS Sherman B.A., Psychology JULIE C. MURPHY Odessa B.A., Spanish CONNIE A. NEILL Sherman B.A., French GAIL ANN NICHOLSON Port Neches B.A., English DIANA L. NORMAN Tulsa, Oklahoma B.A., Education JOHN ANDREW NORTON Franklin, Indiana B.A., Economics H. DEIN NUBER Houston B.A., Government RICHARD HUNTER PEEPLES Ft. Worth B.A., Economics LELA ANN PHILLIPS Ft. Worth B.A., Psychology RONALD PORTNOY Denison B.A., Sociology ALLESSANDRO RADIGHIERI Roxton B.A., Chemistry LUCY LARGENT RAIN Dallas B.A., Mathematics -ax. Y 334 n- ae: I . 2 6' I I l I V44 IJ I I '-ai , sql' I KAREN ELIZABETH ROBERTS Dallas B.A., Education LARRY GENE ROE Wichita Falls B.A., Bus. Adm. ROBERT H. ROEDER Abilene , B.A., Government CARL STUART ROWLAND Dallas B.A., Mathematics WILFORD EUGENE SAXTON Dallas B.A., Philosophy Q NANCY JANE SCOTT Nocona A B.A., French GERALD LLOYD SELF Tyler B.A., History RUTH AUDREY SHARKITT Pcttsboro B.A., Bus. Aclm. 0 56 7' WILLIAM G. STRECKERT Brownwood B.A., Biology HUGH ALDRICH STROUBE Corsicana B.A., Psychology CATHERINE TODD Dallas B,A., Biology MICHAEL EUGENE TOON Dallas B.A., Phys. Ed., Economics WILLIAM E. TSUKAHARA Dallas B.A., Biology GEORGE WAYNE UMPHRESS Gunter B.S., Bus. Adm. SUSAN FRANCES VIK Gainesville B.A., English, Education RICKEY TALLEY WALDO Sherman B.A., Biology RONALD BRUCE SHAW Sherman B.A., Economics, Bus. Adm. ROBERT EDWARD SHEFFIELD Bellaire B.A., Bus. Adm., Phys. Ed. PAULA GAIL SIMPSON El Paso B.A., Psychology WILLIAM CLYDE SKEEN Sherman B.A., Economics, Bus. Adm. BARBARA ELIZABETH SMITH Sf. Louis, Missouri B.A., History BETTY LYNN STATON Bellaire B.A., Biology MARY ANN STELL Dallas B.A., English MARCIA WEID STEWART Sherman B.A., German RODERICK M. STEWART Sherman B.A., Philosophy, German JERRY A. STIRMAN Lubbock B.A., Chemistry RICHARD GRANT STODDARD Dallas B.A., Hisfory, Classics JOHN DOUGLAS STOREY Henderson, North Carolina B.A., History 'Q' HAROLD YOUNG WALKER, JR. Richardson B.A., Chemistry, Physics SUZANNE WALKER Managua, Nicaragua B.A., Mathematics CYNTHIA ANN WARE Ft. 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Worth DEBORAH JEAN BLACK Lamesa PAUL DEWEY BOLTON, JR. Garland MARY JEAN BOND Richardson SUSAN DOVE BONNEY Dallas STEPHEN WAYNE BOX Ponca City, Oklahoma VIVIENNE ANN BOYETTE McKinney ROBERT CARL BROTHERS Waco ELIZABETH RUTH BRYANT Houston THOMAS WAYNE ADAMS Fl. Worfh WILLIAM LEE ADRIANCE Galveston JQYCE L. ALBRECHT Dallas SHERRY LEE ALLEN Garland JUAN SERGIO ALVAREZ El Paso ROBERT LOGSDON ANDERSON Houston SALLY MICHERO ANDERSON Sherman SUSAN ALISON ASHBURN Dallas VARDAMAN B. ATCHISON, JR. Slidell JEAN ANN ATTEBERRY Mercedes JAMES LESLIE AUSTIN Lawton, Oklahoma WILLIAM FRANK AYRES Dallas SANDRA ELISE BAILLIO Sherman DAVID MICHAEL BAKER Dallas JEFF LYNN BARNES Sherman JUDY EARLENE BATES Richardson CL! -as-f Wsif DAVID WAYNE BUCHANAN Paris FLOY GRAY BUNTING San Antonio GREG STEWART BURGIN FT. Worih CARLA SUE CAMERON McAllen ROBERT NEIL CAMPBELL San Antonio JOHN WAYNE CARNEY Howe CAROL JANET CASTLEBERRY Dallas ELAINE ROB CHADWICK Sf. Petersburg, Florida EDWARD TAGGART CLARK Houston NANCY JANE CLARK Dallas JOHN BENJAMIN COLE Whitesboro JOHN WILKINS COMEGYS McKinney BYRON FLOYD COOK, Ill Rockdale POLLY ANNE CRAWFORD Houston DEE ANN CROW Wichiia Falls DENNIS CLAY DAVIDSON Sadler -il F? dit 1 ' I ll ' ffl li , I ' I I N l i H I A as I 'FII'- 7 ' LESLIE ANN DAY Sherman DAVID JIM HILL DEAN Pecos GARY GRAY DeATLEY Sherman MARSHA ANN DEMPSEY 1 Qglf f vs A wwf ,fri rf f ,A U X, -,R gi , .- V' A, I ,Q I. ,. . 11, ..., . .N .gil I - . my V -w-- V-I rr I A w v .ulcgl Sa nd Springs, Oklahoma ROGER VAN DICKEY Denison RALPH MELIN DONOHO Sherman DEBORAH DAYLE DORMAN Dallas WILLIAM J. DURAN, JR. Sherman JOHN DAVID EICHENBERGER Dallas ELIZABETH ANN ENGLISH Houston MARILYN FAGG Dallas ROBERT HARDY FALK Houston V.. 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JESTER Houston DAVID ORAN JOHNSON Ft. Worth DONALD ALFRED JOHNSON Richardson PAMELA WALK JOHNSON Sherman STEPHEN HEBER JOHNSON Sherman KEITH JAMES JOHNSTON Dallas CLAY WOODWARD JONES Houston MARSHA GAY JONES Dallas MARY BROWN JONES Sherman GEORGE LYMON JORDAN Houston THOMAS EADS KAMPER Dallas BRIAN HILL KELLY Dallas GEORGE W. KLINE, II Ft. Worth MARY ANNE KULP Monticello, Arkansas SALLY LANGE Sherman CHARLES BRUCE LEE San Antonio PAUL RICHARD LENTZ Dallas RICHARD ALAN MARIETTA Ft. Worth WILLIAM A. MARQUIS, III Lubbock SARA ELIZABETH MCCOOK Dallas STANLEY GENE MCGEE Angleton JOE BRYAN MEADE Sherman BETTE GAIL MEBANE San Antonio KAY DIANE MEEK Corpus Christi 1-Q., ! ? i' I 1::'7' WILLIAM CALVERT MENG Throckmorfon ELBERT DOYNE MITCHELL Jacksonville GORDON HOLT MOORE Aransas Pass JERRY LYNN MOORE Dallas ROBERT B. 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Pleasant ANNE ELIZABETH SHOTTON Dallas DONALD ARTHUR SKENDER EI Paso DAVID LEE SKILES Sherman LLOYD MICHEAL SKINNER Iowa Park WILLIAM KIRK SMITH Wharton NANCY LOU SNELL Roxton LINDA MAE SOUTHWICK Edinburg WILLIAM DOWNER SWANN San Antonio ERNEST L. TAYLOR Dallas NF: '12 RONALD LEE TAYLOR Memphis, Tennessee LEONE SANDERS THOMPSON Dallas PATRICIA CLARE TOMPSON Midland TERESA LYNN TUCKER Dallas PERRY ALBERT WAKEFIELD Denison ff SUSAN JEANNE WHITMORE - Dallas BRADLEY GERD WIELAND Euless NORMAN PAUL WILCOX Corpus Christi GAIL ANNE WILLIAMS Houston EARL STEPHEN WILSON FT. Worth JUDY ELAINE WINGARD Richardson LINDA FAYE WORRALL Fi. Worth JAMES DUNLAP YOUNG Harlingen RICHARD MATTHEW YUILL Bellaire I -l L45 --f- W? lvia, ,as-nv ffl F ROBERT EDWARD ABBOTT Bellaire JAMES STANLEY ALLEY, JR. 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Worth WILLIAM PRICE RUSHING Burleson WADE HEDRICK RUSSELL Dallas JOSEPH RUSSELL RYMAL Dallas CHARLES PEARSON SAUNDERS Denton MARY JEANETTE SCHUSTER Houston DOYLE ANN SEARS Dallas BRENDA LEE SEASTRUNK Irving MICHAEL STUART SEFRNA Longview MARTA JEANNE SHREFFLER Sherman JOEL RAY SILER Hurst DAVID MURRAY SIMMONS Dallas JULIANNE SLAUGHTER Dallas DAVID LOCKERT SLEEPER Houston CHARLES LAYNE SMITH Ft. Worth KATHLEEN RYAN SMITH St. Louis, Missouri SANDY JEAN SMITH Windham, New Hampshire TERRY LYDDELL SMITH Ft. Worth BARBARA JO SNOW Ft. Worth CAROLE SOMERS Denison MARGARET ROSALIND SPEER Premont ANN LYDIA SPENCER Dallas ROBERT HILTON SQUIRES EI Paso MARY HELEN STALLINGS Ft. Worth ANN THERESE STARR Grapevine LJ L' IV ' la h! DENISE ONELLA TALIAFERRO Dallas PATRICIA ANNE TALLON Ft. Worth JENNIFER LYNN TAYLOE Bedford TERRY LEE TED FORD Houston GEORGE EUGENE THOMAS Dallas VIRGINIA ANN THOMAS Kingsport, Tennessee MIKE DAVID THOMPSON Dallas SANDRA KAYE THORNTON Branson, Missouri ELIZABETH TODD Dallas REBECCA TORREZ Dallas SAMUEL D. TRESSLER, Ill McKinney PAUL A. TRIMMIER Sugarland TIA FRANCES TUCKER Houston PATRICK JOSEPH TULLY St. Louis, Missouri BRUCE DOUGLASS TWADDELL Bethesda, Maryland '1:: f J SAMMY WAYNE STEELE Sulphur Springs MARILYN GRAEME STEWART Graham SHELBY KATHERINE STEWART Ft. Worth , .X5 ,, , +4 - K-l I X 'Q f' T' X l I , J ' tml' l ' 'il 'l 9, , , JAMES LEE STILLINGER Dallas JAMES CLYDE STINSON Temple SUSAN ELIZABETH STITT Austin ELLEN LOUISE STONE Houston FRED NAPIER STONES, lll Midlothian CHERYL D. STREET Sherman ROGER WILLIAM STRYKER Euless MARY JANE SWIRCZYNSKI Muenster ROBERT D. VAN SCHOICK, II Leonard HOWARD WILLIAM TYAS Houston JAMES PATRICK VENABLE Midland WILLIAM LEE VICK Longview DAVID ALLAN VIK Gainesville LAURIE LEE VITEK Ft. Worth LYNDA GAYE WALKER Dallas LAURA LEE WATSON Oklahoma City, Oklahoma DAVID BLAIR WEST Abilene RITA MICHELE WHEELER Midland CAROL JEAN WHITE Dallas W-csv' ..,, lll I l,l 1 lr! 1- - -new Ithllrl . THOMAS D. WHITE Houston JOHN SANFORD WHITEHURST Dallas LINDA WHITWORTH Midland EARL HARLAND WILKINS Chickasha, Oklahoma GERALD ANDREW WILLIAMS Alief MALCOLM EARL WILSON, III Dallas CAROL ANN WINKELMANN San Antonio ASHLEY McHAFFIE WINN Houston ALLYN STONE WINSLOW, JR. Bedford, Massachusetts CRAIG DAVID WINTERS Irving MARY KATHRYN WOOD Ft. Worth YVONNE VERITA WOODARD Dallas GINA MARIE WORTHY . San Antonio KATHRYN ANNETTE ZIMMERMAN Carbondale, Illinois Ill nz . .5 .I ,,g I ,fl I A Head Coach DUANE NUTT . .4 f -'N' 'T' T. Q-5 'E ,rf-if . .31 Gif?-:-. 1 ri Ti' T RH' -'if Qlqffli' l .9 ' . 1 4 1 It 1 -42.2 SLATS MCCORD f ll, 1 5 i' I 5', 'E' vfdg' l ,.,Tl, ' 'K ry X, J r+ 4 13 L 3. AUSTIN COLLEGE FOOTBALL I 969 The AusTin College Kangaroos foughT To an excellenT 7-2 season Through The com- binaTion of a powerful offense wiTh a sTrong defense. Wes Tied a school record wiTh 49 career Touchdown passes as did Butch Gladen wiTh Three Touchclowns in one game againsT Mexico CiTy UniversiTy. Thommye Jackson broke The school record for The longesT punT reTurn wiTh an 85 yarder. Bob Van Schoick seT school records for The longesT punT, a 65-yard efforT, and for consecuTive exTra poinTs wiTh 21. ConsisTenT offensive leaders included Wes Eben, MiTchell Dickson, Paul Neubach, KeiTh JohnsTon, Byron Boston, and Bob Sheffield. ConsisTenT defensive leaders included Jerry Moore, Mike Skinner, Clay Fulcher, David Robbins, and R. J. Hagood. Eben, Sheffield, Hagood, STeve Hays, Mike Toon, Larry EllioT, and Dennis McEnTire concluded Their fine college careers wiTh The 1969 season. Leading sTaTisTics for The season included The following: ' . sl V Rushing NO. Nei Yardage TD Average Longest 1 - meh? D'Ck?0 136 664 3 5.1 55 , A 5 g arlue Schreiber 94 372 5 3 9 62 Tab ,5r'0lfd ' 28 151 1 5:4 61 1 oe . ea e 39 146 2 3.7 17 'ELL Passing BGB MASQN gVeS.E'Pef1 Attempted Completions Yardage TD eCe'V'n9 231 89 1 eos 15 . it BuTch Gladen ' ' T' -l'm Holmes Number Yardage Average TD ' Byron BosTon 22 643 29 2 6 . -l-l'!OI'T'II'Tlye .l3ClCSOl'l A rf-'ig W, Punfing 1 2 '2 1 A 3, ' iq Bob Van Schoick 15 233- 2 1. f, -a w ff lif Punt Returns ' ffl N Wl Z.,5f1f A Thommye Jackson 45 l'74l 387 f f V A' 55, David Robbins if X Number Yardage Average TD 11 1-.13 12121 -E51 1 2 21 7 1 8,1 1 ' Q 'mme ifz DQN NEWSOM Number Yardage Average 5 Y Z 180 2o.o ff TP-1 76 15.2 ff? .151 . David Robbins led The Team wiTh four inTercepTions for The season and John Fain recovered Two D -If' fumbles To lead The Team. ' ,fi Roos charge out To a 7-2 season. ' L ' 'T 'l SCOTT HENINGTON ' 255155: ,.-gif, 1 ,, iv ,g ,AQ xx :lm Q 1,4 -. 'T ' '- 'L 5 5 R009 QLIP PAST NORTHWODD The Austin College Kangaroos struggled to squeak out a 9-7 victory over the Northwood Institute Knights. Bob Van Schoick redeemed him- self for missing a first quarter conversion attempt by angling a 22-yard field goal for the winning margin late in the last quarter. The Kangy's lone touchdown came after a punt exchange left the Roos on the Knights 34 yard line. After Joe Meade scampered 7 yards, quarterback Wes Eben hit Butch Gladen with a scoring toss. Eight turn- overs by the Kangys marred the statistics although Van Schoick had an impressive 44 yard punting average. The Austin College defense led by Mike Skinner limited Northwood to a lone touchdown and a meager 65 yards rushing. Pat Day re- covered a fumble and Mike Toon snagged an interception. Offensive leaders included Gladen who caught four passes for l2l yards, Joe Meade who rushed 67 yards on 21 carries, and Mitchell Dickson with 84 yards on ll carries. This was the first victory for new head football coach Duane Nutt. . ,t frfllsgif-'.2-'I ' 1f'1-It 1 V .-1 'filly ' f--'fqqa , 1' -.r .... ., ,A A.- L-avi-jig' '-- ' . ' !:R'.7Cfr3'?-T5 71 -- '-M114 , 1 ' . -. , ' -'-'Ff,'iiiin.'.f. - rf V - M . rl T H . fr-1. .4,-.-'Hn 6 - .T--f .1 f-z.. - 1. - I g, F . :Q-, f.-.1i:1'-1- 1 . ., , A . ,, -.-, I, X , ,. , Y 3- Ar.: 1, ' tt, '- K f ,: - L L -. i. is 4- c 1 . .--, V- - , ss- , r rx--.1 -s i '1:trf1'fm:' Hai? .. r I i nf -'Q-Ti, ,Iii-2 fkgrxrjrl. .f ' fi - N f .cs 3.-5355 J' if '-- - ':fL-l ' l yu-,fn Y 5 . H li ' .f ? 1? 7: 1 ,,:' . . , Y. . T?'Ef ': :fit 1 ,, -,ren T. pf: ' -g31..1ia,55,f-'F fi WF- ..?a:'1'f:w' - -if i:1.i'-.::f'1T+'i..-1- , -.uv .e-:I-'. 'il .iff-es, 9 -55:1 Q --f1- -'tw -:vim + i - 'fn J, .a:.u 4 --ir. T' A f -.zap -+5 ..ftff31l'rff'z-1fri-'far 4' Y E- ,r,. ,I ., ,,...-,5 45ffl:.:-,R-.sg4,q,,, ' -all 234. ang. sa-5---1i11p3,-af:-2i- f:mf51f,1'4 QE'-fl :Wifi guqfgg,-13,34-i-5,-g-P:vc:5-.f-c-+r'.-y3-g55.,.- 5, ,N ,l.,g-ff-gl.-fgfgg,-, ,Hans 1' Yi. 1 , . ' 'u .-:M-'Af' Eben prepares to hit Byron Boston as official watches. MIKE TOON Cornerback 3L R. J. HAGOOD Linebacker 4L sf BOB SHEFFIELD Off. Guard 4L Steve Hays, R. J. Hagood, and Pat Day combine to halt runner as David Robbins looks on. PAT DAY KEITH JCDHNSTON STEVE HAYS Safety IL Off. Guard 3L Def. Tackle 4L LARRY ELLIOT Def. Guard 3L MIKE MOORE Def. Guard A.C. DOWNS SOUTHWESTERN AusTin College won Their second game of The season wiTh a 28-7 Triumph over SouThwesTern UniversiTy of Memphis. Joe Meade sTarTed The Kangy scoring wiTh a 16 yard run in The second quarTer. BuTch Gladen goT anoTher Touchdown on The board before The half when Wes Eben hiT him wiTh a 75 yard scoring bomb. The Roos Took a 13-7 lead inTo halfTime and Then pulled away in The second half. Freshman Thommye Jackson scored in The Third quarTer on an elusive 85 yard punT reTurn. Joe Meade scored his second Touchdown of The game on a six yard blasT. The Roo defense was superb in conTaining The SouTh- wesTern aTTack. David Robbins snagged Two inTercepTions. RICKY PAGE CenTer 3L Ki' , 4,- 1 T A s TQ?-7 Tl-fl 'T .12 by . I ' s i y bl. . L! 1 L' A-f ' Wfnfarfiv-L-1-mass--f.,.s...,A ., , V' ll , .- 3, v Y 'jfllij,-A.,-..,l'ii:vim.'E?1.w..:4 WTI- ,b I - - F541-:T',.. ,l R V Q L gif' l ' . llibgl--'-3 ' Y -I fp 'Z-'. -. Ll. 'gif ll'l'i1lffn!',',l' I T '57 . 4- ' - ' Q if , .. -- f',,-- : ,sw ,tr ' ' Y , ' ' . T A ,- , jf-L LL -fi' . A- 'f fi . Q 'hxqg , ,T rigs . ,T l is H s. RL. I LT' ,, A p t V - - rg, , .Q-l v - T V g V -.T vi Tf7l.9Hf'.,- :VL-L, r 'f .-.Lic A A fjxii A.,-I H .iff gf v w ry- J - .. . ' - ,jul if -L.: -' ,f,,f2--fblligLf'l1.1,j1! T, a' - M X, L , , si4+z:s5T-f I ' V :fag f' If 1-,gfris-fg L - 4 is 4' f' 54 . '-?'f'd:11l.f51-iffii-'ff'f - JERRY MOORE I 3 5:,JxiL:,m,N.gi.5.,,2,,,15 Bob Brown dives for exfra yardage - -- --.-fs 1-ff-:Tis-tif' ' if ' f .- -wa.. . - . Linebacker 3L jf T T TrTql5gQ3J,,:3,,gg5Qg12Q as KeiTh JohnsTon, Ronnie Cooper, V ff?-'i- -:' ' ff. - T'iffT' LL - --- 1, ,Egj,.e3'gg:i.g.,Q+?- Hifi? 1 gi . s - f T l, -agfgzgss.--3-flags and Paul Neubach block. fgfvgjf. -Afgiotffy ,Afw,.V'-- -Q L, A. s .1 lf 4. ,!yk,5:'fI5 i.iJ2j.5'-wh-g:. :,9i'rfTl-T: 'i 0 -1'-T v lx ffs , ., -, v5Tl525R11:'ff1F--F2LFIVFLEE-72? P' 555 . ' wJi Tlf l 4' . 'WN ' .E T T Q A 5. A 'T ' A 4:22 ' - -' ' T -. ' 1 2 '1 K' Fil.-L, '5lH?xf1 ,fL1i':'5i 'i2 la1'? i-'Ti' N ff.:f:::4mgL.sz T If MIKE SKlNNER Def. Guard 2L MiTchell Dickson pulls a pass in The hard way. EQ ,Jw . T' . a '34 T 5 1 l Q , . l . y , .,- :',L.,-, l X ' An- ' 5- ' L . ,, ,.,ef-,.-T.-TL , ' -1 ,, .K1 , L nav-e J.s-ilf FS. . -T 4 -.A , ..- , I V 5 Tu PAUL NEUBACH Off. Tackle 2L PHIL FULLER FRANK BECKER Flanker 2L QuarTerback TL HOPPER9 SMASH MARYVILLE The AusTin College offense amassed 496 yards as The Kangys clobbered The Maryville ScoTsmen, 34-7 in Tennessee. Fullback Joe Meade was unTorTunaTeIy IosT for The season wiTh a knee iniury aTTer leading The Team's rushers lasT season., Jerry Moore recovered a Maryville Tumble aT Their 35 yard line To seT up The TirsT Touch- down. Seven plays, BuTch Gladen fell on an Eben Tumble in The endzone for The score. Bob Van Schoick converTed on The TirsT of Tour exTra poinTs. Eben hiT David Robbins wiTh a 33 yard Toss To seT up The second score. MiTchelI Dickson blasTed 7 yards for The Touchdown on The nexT play. An 80 yard Third quarTer drive Through The air was capped wiTh Ebens' Two yard scoring plunge. Charlie -Schreiber scored from 3 yards ouT in The TourTh quarTer aTTer a 45 yard pass from Eben To Jim Holmes. Kangaroo scoring was concluded when Bob Brown raced for 61 yards IaTe in The game. The Roo defense was superb, especial- Iy in allowing only 52 yards in The second half. Brown rushed for 72 yards on eighT carries and Dickson accumulaTed 46 yards. Freshman Holmes snagged six passes for I57 yards. The vicTory pulled AusTin College inTo The NAIA Top Ten. QuarTerback 'Phil Fuller baTTIes for an li aerial. MITCHELL DICKSON Halfback 2L Jim Holmes rambles for a long gain. Safefy I L DAVID EICHENBERGER BUTCH GLADEN EDDIE BRISTER Halfback SpIiT End IL Flanker IL BOB BY AN DERSON CLAY FULCHER Cornerback QL DAVID ROBBINS NICK JONES Safety LONNIE COOPER Off. Tackle lL 3 ,- f fwfr Z1 , C, 4 I 7 R .r . ar! : D ' ' Air r- V ,t ff. V 'gig 1 . ,QL QX tw, -2 .V ns.. ' .fui.A's.L :WH iq' .X ':i'z.L.'i'lwve:1. tiff: 13 'tf'?mggH'1iff, , -br g ..2f..:fx ' . e s . m r - EDDIE FARLEY Linebacker 2L ii T JOHN CLENDENNEN Def. Tackle 2L 92 KANGYS HOP ON NEBRASKA WESLEYAN, 35-20 The Austin College Kangaroos won their fourth victory of the season in rolling over Nebraska Wesleyan, 35-20. This was the first of three home games. Wes Eben led the Kangys offensive attack by connecting for 309 yards through the air. A 95 yard first quarter drive was capped when Eben hit freshman Byron Boston with a 7 yard toss for a touchdown. Bob Van Schoick converted the first of five extra points. The other first quarter Roo score came on Charlie Schriebers' one yard plunge climaxing a 75 yard drive. Eben hit sophomore Butch Gladen with a beautiful 62 yard scoring toss in the second period to give the Roos a substantial lead. Boston caught another touchdown pass in the third quarter on a 33 yard scoring flip from Eben. Schreiber closed out the Kangy scoring with a two yard plunge in the last period. Both the offensive and the defensive lines were superb again. John Clendennen, John Fain, and Jerry Moore were especially out- standing defenders. Gladen led receivers with four receptions for ll7yards. Fulk iff ' rggigii- JE,-3 .pisvwf fait. ,-:Q .5,:i. F . '. LN ,h iar:J,1'A.g,.tLJ.. .- A A' ' Pr. H s L' + ':-f , , ., 'T-. V ' . . . 3 1 -- - My , , -- V 0 4. - Lit L. -av I M ? , LL :ei l fl f V mln' :t 1 .-J ,. s .51 r : ,gQf.,, ,tj Jerry Moore, Larry Elliot, and Mark Burtner make the quarterback eat the ball. Thommye Jackson snags a pass from Wes Eben JEFF SMITH JQHN FAIN Off- Gllafd Def. Guard 2L i I-naul.f t Bob Van Schoick punted and converted consistently for the Roos all season. R009 QTDMP QEWANEE Austin College won its fifth victory of the season against no defeats with a 35-18 triumph over the University of the South of Sewanee. The victory advanced the Roos even higher in NAIA small college rankings. David Robbins was cornered for a safety early in the game, but the Roos never trailed again. The Kangaroos drove 91 yards for the go-ahead score later in the first quarter. Charlie Schreiber capped the drive with a 4 yard scoring blast. Bob Van Schoick kicked the first of five extra points and in doing so, broke the school record for con- secutive conversions with 16. Eben topped a 78 yard Roo drive with a one-yard plunge to give the Kangys a halftime lead of 14-10. In the third quarter, Eben hit Butch Gladen with a 15 yard scoring toss. Early in the last period, Schreiber rambled 62 yards for another touchdown. The final Roo score was set up when Mike Toon blocked a Sewanee punt. Mitchell Dickson blasted six yards for the score. The only factor marring the victory was a game total of 210 yards in penalties. RAY COX Linebacker 1 L MARK BURTNER Def. Tackle 1L Toon looks on. PAT MARUSHIA V. B. ATCHINSON JAY WEIGEL Linebacker Def. Guard 1L Def. Tackle Thommye Jackson shows his moves as Mike RONNIE COOPER Off. Tackle CLAY BURR Def. Tackle 1L . L , ., fi? -+ ani , ff .. '- ii f rl x ,T . 4 I b L I.. N: . . .2 T A -, ..,. .Nug - pu.: -1 Lf J :I 12. ,ST l T' -1 ' 5:1 11. ii... 'nfriw Mali? .., IFR . 2 iQT3 5.g: lgiwgud -1 'r.iYg, BOBBY COX Off. Tackle WILLIAM JEWELL SQLIEAKS PAST R009 I2-7 A revenged minded Wil- liam Jewell squad scored Two Touchdowns in The clos- ing Three minuTes To hand AusTin College iTs firsT T969 loss aT LiberTy, Missouri, in The rain. The Cardinals re- mained undeTeaTed and bowl-bound wiTh Their only loss in The lasT Two years being To The Roos in 1968. The Kangys Took The lead in The second quarTer when Wes Eben hiT Jim Holmes wiTh a 13 yard scoring sTrike TO cap a 73 yard scoring drive. Bob Van Schoick con- verTed. BuT wiTh less Than Three minuTes To play, William 'Jewell scored On a pass. The conversion failed so The Roos mainTained a one poinT lead. However The Cardinals goT The ball back and scored The winning margin wiTh only 42 seconds remaining on a five yard plunge. The TrusTraTing deTeaT leTT The Roos wiTh an admirable 5-1 record. . nfs iii fi? --V an I 'mailman , I- C '33 '.Q'fi-iglvg EM 4HUPFER- ! i ii ir. E T A - i T iff ink , .W53 .f J 'A-1.1-X. 5534 , A - .yf,i,. :1 A . 44 . if THOMMYE JACKSON .. . J T i . 15 eww-ws' BuTch Gladen hauls in a long Touchdown pass from Eben. 2 ll 1' T . if ' fl -.1 - ' WT .fx ii l flff T4 lk 1 Q, TQ-.-1' if 'T' it llkbw, . Z I V C ,V Y' 5 yr s ' Ty 1' . if ff A 6' 'T 1 T brxiy A V',.!7b I 5.1, Arlksgif-,K -A Z BYRON BOSTON , g . A ,L f 4. if TighTEnd TL ' ' 1? pl ?' :Q-2 O' T. Tiff if ' .1 1 1 .T V-r nw it J. if q f M F . O g .. gig-fc .. .wrfsz-A. BOB' VAN SCHOICK SpIiT End IL 94 Charlie Schreiber rambles for a long gain. JIM HOLMES RUSTY ARMSTRONG Flanker IL Cornerback HOMECOMING VICTORY. Q I -Q0 Homecoming was a TesTive occasion for The AusTin College Kangaroos wiTh an exciTing come-from-behind vicTory over The Texas LuTheran College Bulldogs, 21-20. The win broughT The Roos' season record To 6-l. OuTplayed during The TirsT quarTers, The Hoppers Trailed 20-O. BUT The over-flowing crowd aT Louis Calder STadium roared wiTh de- lighT as The Kangys scored Three Touchdowns in The closing T5 min- uTes. Jim Holmes sTarTed The scoring by caTching a 27 yard Touchdown Toss from Wes Eben. BuT The conversion failed Tor Two poinTs. Then Holmes caughT anoTher Eben scoring pass, This Time wiTh a 42 yard bomb. The Two poinT conversion was successful as Eben hiT Byron BosTon. The decisive Roo score came afTer an 80 yard drive. WiTh only 47 seconds leTT, Eben hiT BosTon in The end zone wiTh a l2 yard Toss. Bob Van Schoick Then kicked The exTra poinT for The winning margin. v '. .K ,N ', W I' 'A xxg F. VK 'l T. ' W FT- ,M 'TTT ,1 f':iF'W A- ' ,-'- .- 1 - ,, T. 1 e,..-.'ll- . T - JT 1 .t -QJLY. K- Y -y- ,F .. '!1ffk'-f ' .. we ' 1' 'fe' ,iff ' . T ' 5, J b l W LIL lnirlxher Y 1 . E ' T 1' vig. ,xt 1 I' 514, L' T- F , . irfT+.::.:.'T ' T fi ' J-in 1 .'f ' -. -'mf' ' 'QTL - - ' T T, ll T Tm. .car T T Dy ' fi -wi -T 5- 1,-Q' A 51- . Q' W F Qnyv I X31 :T 15,55 J ,fa-QQ .gg,w,y..:.L-.3-,':3 T'-Qi y.1,-L--3314.5-3 H, r5f?f'jF'1'1ff?3:'-'v.-J-.1'Qif iffy T ' 2,05 .g,,....A..:f',.-Jw.: .T--Ty . 4- - - . , ,AA.T. . ..,-..f.,H,,- 1' 'A - -:e-fs-1'-'J-T ffff-452'-.T-' T' iT:?if2li31C:,f5.i-''l3'l'iT 'ff?'l 51 T Wes Eben rolls for anoTher .3 long gain. PreTTy Homecoming Queen Debbie Dorman smiles aT The camera. BOB BROWN Halfback l L SafeTy LARRY CHANEY BOB KIRKPATRICK QuarTerback GARY STALLARD TighT End fiiiy J. B. COLE Safefv JOHN HELMS Linebacker 95 HOPPERS FALL The AusTin College Hoppers suffered a dishearfening 42-O loss To The Tough OuachiTa BapTisT College of Arkansas. NoThing seemed To go righT as The Roos were shuTouT for The firsT Time in several years. The loss lefT The Roos wiTh a sTill impressive 6-2 record. A - ve-1 .1 . I ' ' L' vfasbi, -, E I l l WV nd CenTer Ez I. M , 4 l 1, ' T - 'v s ,gs - i dl: ,Ff -4 . Vg A-QF.: ,---.-e,. A ' - f- -,,5--ij1f'lnf'.Z7.- - rf- W' if V '- , 1 A 2- ' K 2 1 , L 1 .T ' .A , 5'-'T R tl' ifancfz ' ' T , '-f --f -1 . 4 '14 7-'IT P' --F A 1 . 'P i' '3-i f A ei 'L 1 T : M Lge,-Q..f, :2f.1:-34,5-' 5 -'mls' pin ,- . TED MILLER Off. Guard lL TOM HUBERT Linebacker BILL DAVIS CenTer The Kangaroo defense led by Clay Fulcher, Pat Day, John Helms, John Clendennen, and Jerry Moore drops a runner for a big loss. STeve Hays and Eddie BrisTer show Their sTrengTh on defense. i'l in-XX E T g g E: T sgfgx l-?..: LL T AS is . t f I :rs if - A., 23:15. MiTchelI Dickson charges f o r anoTher gain. LEE BAKER BRUCE KING Off. Guard O R009 WIN FINAL, 47-15 The fighting Austin College Roos topped off a great 7-2 season with a one-sided 47-15 Triumph over the University of Mexico City. Wes Eben concluded an excellent college career with five touchdown passes. He also scored on a one yard plunge. The touchdown aerials were for 76, 5, and 31 yards all to Butch Gladen and for 8 and 18 yards to freshman Byron Boston. Mitchell Dickson charged 55 yards for the other Hopper touchdown. Bob Van Schoick converted after three touchdowns and Eben passed for a two point conversion. Eben tied a school record with a total of 49- career touchdown passes. Mike Toon, R. J. Hagood, Dennis McEntire, Bob Sheffield, Steve Hays, and Larry Elliott were other seniors turning in excellent seasons. This year's Student was Mike Baker. Jim Holmes makes another beautiful catch on a pass from Eben. ,Al - I 'fit-ia if .WI Bob Brown pulls in a pass and heads Byron Boston runs with a pass as Bob Sheffield, for the goal line. Jim Holmes, and Paul Neubach lead interference. Those Not Pictured: MIKE VENDRELL Off. Tackle RANDY GROVES Off. Guard KEITH HOPSON Cornerback DENNIS McENTIRE Def. Tackle CHARLES SCHREIBER Fullback KEN HEWETT Off. End MARK BEARDSLEY Center RANDY REEDY n TOM KEATING Def. Tackle DAVID ROBBINS Safety STEVE SCHIFF Off. Guard 97 askeiball - I 970 VARSITY: First Row: Mark Hudson, Bill Ayres, Bill Swann, Don Johnson, Lee Burneh, Jim Wilson. Second Row: Manager Phil Gibbs, David Lower, Chris Doyle, David Heitman, Jackie Morgan, David Koch, Coach Mason. Elated fans mob Roos near the end of an excellent season. The 1969-1970 Austin College basketball team fought to by far its best season in recent years under the excellent direction of Dr. Bob Mason, head coach and athletic director. With the assistance of a large and spirited following of fans, the Hoppers battled touan admirable 12-14 season record. A strong team unity and spirit contributed heavily to the improved year. Bill Swann served as the floor general along with co-captain Don Johnson. Swann and sophomore Lee Burnett led the team in scoring throughout the season. David Koch, also a sopho- more, had many high scoring games too. Johnson and Burnett led the team in rebounding with assistance from Mark Hudson. Hudson and David Heitman both transferred to Austin College this season to strength- en the team. Freshmen showing themselves in varsity action included Chris Doyle, David Lower, and Bill Roberts. Junior Bill Ayres and Senior Jim Wilson also had good varsity seasons. All varsity players will return again next season except for Wilson who sat out the last part of this year with an injury. The Roos started fast this season and never relented the pace. Rival Midwestern was edged for the first time in a decade with an 88-86 squeaker. In the last home game, Lee Burnett popped from 25 feet out at the buzzer for an 87-85 triumph over Texas College to cap a strong and satisfying year for the Roo cagers. 1969-1970 co-captains Bill Swann and Don Johnson, both iuniors, surround Coach Mason. DON JOHNSON BILL SWANN Junior Junior P051 Guard Co-captain Co-captain JIM WILSON Senior Guard LEE BURN ETT DAVID KOCH Sophomore Sophomore Forward Guard CHRIS DOYLE MARK HUDSON J . Freshman parlor Forward BILL AYRES Junior Forward DAVID LOWER DAVID HEITMAN Freshman Sophomore Guard Forward The Roos warm up for an exciting season . . .. Rat passes if around . . . 1 , 4? The opening Tip-off . . . NT n I n , , ,r4v-n. 1 -L ,A ' 'l 2- lf, 1 ' . , , . , , ,f 1 ' Y , ,I t .gif ':,,..j2. 1- I 1 ., L' x ' -,.L ,953 1 A A , L, .4 - 'za , , X ,K M 51,9 ,- , mu. , 'him F:-1. , X, !'lxg11f,lgi'3g fo 'ef:Q,. - ' .!'1 , 3' ' 1 ZLL-12::L1gg,g:..!..4 r ' V- ,jo-M A Nu 'NZM 1 V '. . 1-' fs:-' y 1 ffgfyv 5 M , -. fx , mf' 9 i. XA ,u A i , f--f 'F A ,f f 1 fa 'i -- gn IT ,- ,,lQIL.Q' :T Q , on N wg w Q- w . . . ancl D.J. makes The lay-up Don gets another basket. The Team is grateful To man- ager Phil Gibbs for his as- sisfance. Lee makes Two. 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T' -1 VJ: 12,1 1 , a' ,W - 1,1 ' 1 U .1 , V -M1 '1 ,.mj .WM , A ' 1 .11-1' .9 g.1L.u -LL, ' H' .3 vfil SWISH! Jim Shapley Kyle Kilcrease Bob Marbeck Sam Steele JV's Pat Tully Mel Cassidy Bill Roberts The above players saw action with the iunior varsity this year. l Bobby Anderson Ei Q Mel Horany ,lf ' J.V. coach Brad Weiland: Wait till next year. Baseball - I 970 CE-.. - A- , -F - i 'Z' 1.44 i i hnif J... . ' ' ' VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: First Row: Mike Toon, Eddie Brister, Rusty Armstrong, Dave Robbins, Jerry Cobb, John Clendenon, Frank Becker, and David Harrison. Second Row: Jim Holmes, David Blankenship, Bob von Shoick, Rick Davis, Pat Tully, Craig Jefferies, Gary Watkins, Third Row: Coach Newsom, Kent Streit, Ron Reed, Randy Cendress, Nort Seiver, Randy Reedy, V. B. Atchison, Jim Newman, and Coach Bob Sheffield. The 1970 Roo baseball team looks forward to a successful season under Coach Don New- som. Pictured with him at left are last year men Gary Watkins, Mike Toon, Jerry Cobb, and Bob Sheffield fassistant coachj. Intramurals Austin College has developed a unique program of intramurals with fraternities, faculty, and dormitories mingling in the action. Such a program allows many more students the opportunity to participate in athletics. Baker Hall and the Chi Delts were leaders throughout the foot- ball season. Mike Toon and Tim Bryant won the badminton title. Baker Hall triumphed in volleyball and Bill Swann took the intramural ping- pong championship. The Chi Delts, defending their intramural trophy, are leading the basketball race. The baseball season also sees all fra- ternities and dormitories active in intramural athletics. Women's Intramurals got off to a fine start with the Independents of Coffin and Thompson running up an undefeated rec- ord of 7-O in volleyball. The Independents are working hard to retain last year's mark of 4-O. March will bring in softball and more spirited competition and fun among the sororities and dormitories. Winners! A fight to the finish! HOPPER Ross and Rosie reflect the true Roo spirit . . . or do I defect a frown? Ii.F'Rii: z,f!iug,.f!1 235' ,, , Wha'r'd you say you used on your ' hair? 8J'SQc8d6f'Z18f!!! And if you aren't good Gunch, l'Il Turn you info a goon . . Poof!! .: 0 1- GJ 3 en L GJ 'U fD 0 'C KD U -C 'J 'an L IU CD be .2 .C I- c 4: 4 .E -2 LD 2 D ID D4 5. KD .L-' O 9 zn O 1 Ross Mc- I Salome, Ad nd Ric Moffeif, ey, and Steve Cantrell. Hn Ki Try that ending one more Le'f's ays Hhafs alw ! Roos Go no iT's offense efense, the d On ball we're 6 Th have We hen Now w 0' Q f-N QD N- fU U1 Tennis The Austin College Tennis team looks forward to another successful season under the leadership of new tennis coach Scott Hennington. Bob Campbell, Bill Marquis, Mac Ryburn, and Alan Holman, the top four players from last year, return for another season in action. Eight more new players till out the varsity. The tennis team will have a busy season with 20 scheduled matches. The team seeks to regain the district title which it won two years ago. The strong girls' tennis team will be led by Leslie Day and Peggy Brown again this season. Mrs. Day, the girls' coach, also has several excellent freshman players out this year. TEAM MEMBERS: First Row: Bob Campbell, Monty Jennings, John Helms, Monty Stirman, David Morris Second Row: Coach Hennington, Mac Ryburn, Jim Garvin, Keith Hopson, Art Pierce, Alan Holman and Bill Marquis. Golf .A , 7.47 -J , , , TEAM MEMBERS: Left to Right: Coach Slats McCord, Ted Clark, Rob Abbott, Ned Letzerich, Dave Dirks, Larry Jacobs, Jim Galbraith, and Mike Moore. Not Pictured: Chris Doyle and Duane Keating. The golf team also anticipates a successful year under the leadership of Coach Ralph 'Slats' McCord. Dave Dirks is seeking his fourth golf letter while Ted Clark and Ned Letzerich each have lettered twice. A number of other golfers also show much promise for the 1970 season. The golf team will also be attempting to regain the NAIA district title it held year before last. Caring is The essence of The ChrisTian way of life. IT is difficulT enough for The individual ChrisTian To fulfill The ideals of This life sTyle by breaking ouT of his shell of self-concern, iT is even more of a Task for a ChrisTian insTiTuTion To shed The imper- sonalism which Tends To characTerize any collecTive body and To radiaTe a genuine sensiTiviTy for The needs of The individuals who compose iT. Thus The significance of AusTin College, for The genius of The College is To be found in iTs success in TranslaTing iTs commiTmenT To ChrisTian caring inTo a living realiTy. BUT The magniTude of The Task is such ThaT The success in meeTing iT can never be more Than parTial. IT is, Therefore, a conTinuing Task which requires a never ceasing renewal of commiTmenT To caring on The parT of every member of The AusTin College communiTy. DAVID R. REAGAN AssisTanT To The PresidenT HONORS l I. , ll- . , df' 'W .133 X W f Z ,X W , v lf N 1 X I 5 , . , W A 1 1 W ' X - x : ' I . nl I WR. Q XI lfgfq gl Bl f UV ,DWKQ gp ' 411' Willa 9 gx M Q f w .XM x I Il fa, I . -QQ . Aww - Nl f f -41: , Kvll U ' - 2 bv' - ,us Mgt! g Q. 1 . N . fi? ,iii 4- .. - .-Qi. CANDACE BOCKHOFF Who's Who, 1968-69 Theta Phi Delta, Correspond- ing Secretary, 1968-69 Beta Beta Beta Area ln- centive Award, 1968-70 . . . Austin Scholar . . . AMS Bas- ic Decisions Leader . .. Bi- ology Lab Assistant . . . Clyce Hall Secretary, 1968- 69 . . . Sophomore Council, Secretary . .. All School Musical, 1968-69. STEVE JOHNSON President of Student Body, 1969-70 . . . Austin Scholar . . . Honor Council . . Cul- tural Affairs Cor.,-mittee, 1967-69 . . . Sigma Tac Ep- silon Temporary Court Basic Decisions Leader . . . Dean Hall, Secretary, 1 9 6 8 - 6 9, Vice-President, 1967-68. WHO'Q WHO - --a bf! lr Z. P T 'fs 't.. f .1 f -L , '1l 1lQi.xQ'F'E i Q ! l 1i ' - T ,,,.- -..V ' Y-FM?- 7'1 'fait ' - -.W-. - , -its-r - ,D ggi- ,1 7 iw:- -Z L. , 'M ' 33' A04 H JOYCE ALBRECHT Dean's List . . . Academic Honor Award, 1967-70 . . . Basic Decisions Leader, 1968-70 . . . Stone Foundation Research Proiect National Staff Meeting, 1968-69 . . . Bomar Cramer Scholarship . . . Music Accompanist Assistant Student Piano Teacher. JOHN WALTER MCLEOD A Capella Choir . . . Austin Scholar . . . Dorm Coun- cil, 1967-69 . . . Honor Council, 1968-70 . .. Gamma Gamma Gamma . . . Co-Chairman, Conference on Higher Education, 1969 . .. Co-Chairman, Teaching- Learning Environment Committee, 1968-69 . . . Steph- en F. Austin Fellowship in Government .. . Choral Union, 1967-70 . . . Faculty-Student Sub-committee of Academic Honors Council . . . Pre-Law Society, Secre- tary, 1969-70 . . . Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Nomi- nee. II5 WHO'Q WHO JEFF HARKINSON Who's Who, 1968-69 Washington Semester, 1969 . . . Pre-Law Society, Vice-President, 1967- 68, President, 1968-69 . .. Student Publications Board, Chairman, 1968-69 . . . College Council . . . Sigma Tau Epsilon . . . Basic Decisions Leader . . . Sophomore Council . . . Kangaroo Staff, Man- aging Editor, 1967-68. MEGAN SEAHOLM Dorm Council, 1967-68 . . . Basic Decisions Lead- er, 1968-69 .. . Honor Council, 1968-70 . . . Stu- dent Coordinator ot Recruitment, 1968-70 . . . Co- operative Campus Ministry, 1968-70 . . . Theta Phi Delta, Devotional Chairman, 1968-69, Service Chairman, 1969-70 . . . Operation Crossroads Africa, summer 1969 World Affairs Com- mittee, 1969-70 . . . Rachael Heard Fellowship in Religion and Philosophy. lvllli Eh: , ff,-gf wr' A V qi 51 REBECCA JONES Panhellenic President, 1969-70 . . . Alpha Chi, 1968-70 . . . Clyce Hall, Treasurer, 1967-68, President, 1968- 69 . . . Austin Scholar . . . Area Incentive Award, 1967-68 . . . Mathematics Department Assistant, 1968-69 . . . The William B. Steele Memorial Fellowship . . . Alpha Del- ta Chi, Treasurer, 1968-69 ROBERT HARRISON ROEDER Who's Who, 1968-69 . . . Phi Sigma Alpha, Secretary, 1968-69, Presi- dent, 1969-70 . . . Vice-President of Programs and Services, 1968-69 ... A Capella Choir . . . Pi Gamma Mu . . . Dean's List . . . Area Incen- tive Award, 1968-70 .. . Achieve- ment Award, 1966-70 . . . Summer Honor Program in the Social Sci- ences at the Rice University, 1969 . . . Development Committee Chair- man, 1967-68 . . . TISA representa- tive to state convention, 1966-68 . .. Freshman Council Q.. Alpha Chi. 1 . J M.--v ' 1 1 , r ,F 'I , L . ig, li QL., RICHARD HUNTER PEEPLES Pi Gamma Mu . . .Deans' List, 1966-69 Craig Fellowship in Economics and Business Administration .. . Chairman, Discipline Committee, 1969-70 .. . Standards and Integrity Committee, 1969-70 . . . Ad- visory Planning Committee, 1968-70 . .. Sophomore Council, 1967-68 .. . Chemistry Lab Assistant, 1967- 68 Dorm Council, 1968-69 Sigma Tau Epsi- lon, Treasurer, 1968-69. MT! it WHO' JANET GAYLE BRAUN Vice-President for Women, 1968-69 .. . Operations Crossroads Africa, 1969 . . . Leadership Scholarship, 1968-69 AAUW Scholarship, 1969 Basic Decisions Leader . . . Basic Decisions Advisory Board, 1968-69 . . . A Capella Choir. 151 .Q na., Q fa gg :fn EK' SQ -- ! .4 X ni 0 'nl '1 I I .Q-. f V my . S 1171-53' g x ,-1, - 4 .167 .Q-A-, mf?-L.xf -'Q--11-fav 'U ,J w 5,1-!94f:iT1S fy' W' Iliff fi 5' Tiff ral iii! xjnaii' if lu-'fs rl V7 . ' , Q1 51 1' H Hex- H :au-T ,Lv- fl x 1 U,,:.j fwica, ' - -mg, W Q g-1 1 .-L- gg.: .,-.1-- .. . si , ,-- --Ina-: , ,M , , .mf-:',., v-kt--ii X X: vw 5 -X f r x. L,-7, Q . W x 9 m. U F- . ,- I I I O V... , ., M W:-,. b 1' -1 -' 7? , . A w . Qi? pl x .I . A f 1 1 N. ev nf u ,d- ak ww azzffilj' 1- , , g .. , I . ,, dll k .f Wig, , -A-Q ?9 ' , v 2 , ' . 'fi 1 V ,, ly 1 N E' 1' 1, if 4? ' I ' , s 'ffl . HM. IOL 5 . , Q, , 1 gr, 1 tt y . 'ui , . 42 'ff 'fm -ff txl .gk I'-,V 4' li' ,, Qu .344 U .' :Mfg ,p Qu lk, :wh 1' n - Q ,Q 5. QQ' I' In afxgfzv f 5 I I, ,u w-W A fm' , ,AQ A. Q . -is Q. U Q ' .wg W w ! ' J , 4 ,mul . . I I mg . .. -f Af I -'fa , '?,.,.epS- ' IH , , K 1 - ag., : -fi' ,, '. 'Q 5 .IQ r :xl ., H P mi .ra Y 1 4, , He? nz . ,Q ' E1 ' 1 If , - ' X l h Q 5 fi-,. ,4 W 4 A A , sf , , ' 1' lf: L , ,Q V ' WJ' 1 l. V -nf. 1:21. 1 1 ,fx 5.1 K, G .11- f,: . .. - '-if-'T , lin -1 , 1. 4... Af...- A-'liiiffl Eilff fi! l,.,'v,yj fl-7? 7.1111 1 if .4 fi?-'I 9' ' ..'Ti .F 'ff ii A .4 p1 an 1,1 I MARK MAYS Vice-President of Men, 1968-69 . . . College Council . . . Honor Council Advisor . . . Dean's List . . . Leader- ship Grant, 1968-69 Board ot Directors, S.T.E.P. Tutorial Program, 1967-69 . . . Basic Decisions Leader . . . Leadership Conference Coordi- nator, 1968-69 . . . Freshman Coun- cil Advisor, 1968-69 Develop- ment Committee, 1968-69 .. . Co- operative Campus Ministry, 1967- 68 . . . Baker Hall President, 1967- 69 Research Assistant T.C.U. Behavioral Research Department, 1967 . . . Chairman, Intramural Pro- gram, 1968-69 Inter-Residence Hall Council Chairman, 1968-69 . . . Advisory Planning Committee, 1968- 69 Teaching Assistant, Sociol- ogy Department, 1967-7O Co- ordinator Research Proiect for Hogg Foundation, 1967-68 . . . Pi Gamma Mu . . . Oklahoma Academy of Science. JEAN FRY Who's Who, 1968-69 .. . National Merit Scholar, 1966-70 . . . Achieve- ment Award, 1966-70 Kappa Gamma Chi, Treasurer, 1967-68, Publicity, 1968-69 Freshman's Council . .. Dean's List . .. Wash- ington Semester, 1968 Honor Council, 1967-69 . . . Honor System Committee, Chairman Student Entertainment, co-chairman Convocation Advisory Committee Student Vice-President, 1969- 70. iff 8 A -was-Q .:4.'c3!r'5'3 ,J E ff ff - ,Q - - . , . J -'1 1 .. 4 W.. , , xref- it M.: - .s,,,-1 1 M . u -,-,V-kr, .. h I- 4, 'Lp-- n - MN.. ul. , .. 1' V,.' l L ,A-245 6i:::ti'1El,:46:c.yc'J'. Z4 9 2' ,a'E1.? :',?- 1- . VM u l.:ly,?,:v,A 33,511-,T 45 SMX Mui-tl ,ki ' I Q , , 7 ,' , . .,'-, .' ,Qs 5- V ,1 C3 .X . F-. - -.e3:f:-r.1fL1ea45'f : - if 1 Q jf. I, J',,g,4Q ls 4-fi, 1, 1 gffj, if 1245-5 'rziffr -551:45 .. 4 -. i 24: -will .'Q- L' Li I A l. i, ' lf? '- 1. ' ,n- 'V 'Z .vb J - 1,414 ,LN ,, -Lf! ,f. v'w.,'.. ,:, ' J' ' 1- -gf'.--'P-E f 33g':af,nZ -Elf.--Lg,t1?F'?3 Qi. 1,1 K, ' at . Z' .- 'I-i1'f'v-14 1 '- 'A All - 71' -,r Q ,1, J ', 3 --' h..-- '.- '- ,qgg Ag -L. '-, . . -' s ' 1 Q . Jr'-1 - .zifw 1 -' 11 '- if -.ai :S-iv ,- . ,F ,j:L'?.,,f. f:?'fai'2?3,. ff It ' ---1--. --sp ' ','. P -' ':,, -....' , 4 - '- ,, Q . ,, ', 'tai ,i 3 'f .. 5 jaw-2.22 L .-' 4i .'.-ff ' f' .LLL Q 7' .,-: .f- -' 1 1 -- - . - ff' V4 qgt. 477 , V fgvg, ,:, V, ji ' J 1f,,.. -.Il ---,,--, . ,, -L ,, 'S+ -'M., f-.QV STEPHEN GOODNEY N, it-fg5,,.,,il A Q-.:,.5,, . wif, ,WL , .-- . '11 Austin Scholar . . . Who's -ANN .,L., 1 y Who, 1968-69 . . . A ' P 4 - Dean's List . . . Alpha Peg Chi, 1968-70 . . . Aca- demic Honor Award, f 1966-70 . . . Area Incen- tive Award, 1968-70 . . . College Council . . . Dorm Council, 1967-68 . . . Math Lab Assistant, 1968-69 . . . S.T.E.P. Tu- torial Program, 1968-70 .. . Intramural Sports, 1968-70 + 3 Q- 1 . . 1, in A, . 4 -js, ,My rry 1 ..- Q , .1 .' A 1 I' .1 .gf JL. . : 'i .J '. 9 A1,-' - ij: 15,1 -1... R P Q, ' f ,l . .V 4, ,. ,,. - fs., ,S -- L i .--f if -gg. X ' J' ' - N if L,--1' sf , -11 ,,,.,- r :LDV 1 ' ' ' 1 ii YL ALPHA CHI Back Row: Bob Roeder, David Dean, Gordon Moore, Jim Richards. Seated: Marilyn Fagg, Donna Bennett, Debbie Black, Gail Nicholson, Pat Doss, Becky Jones. Not Pictured: Bill Streckert, Ann Sebastian, Jerry Self, Mary Ann Stell, Steve Gooclney, Julie Murphy. A ' .ri H- 5 4. ,..,.. ,.- l2I DEPARTMENT FE LLOW9 MEGAN SEAHOLM, The John S. and Rachael Heard Fellow- ship in Philosophyp JOHN MCLEOD, The Siephen F. Austin Fellowship in Government i-Puff' 7 'fl 'Ft -X 1: , ' N - . 1 X 4 9 ' H, ,V L . W V X Vi' W W W :X 'Q Q. 5 1 . ' F, - 1 '. im I22 , Y ., V. - -- , C, ,., I m ' f.-.is A Pav, .y fQ21Li, , l ' wtf : DICK PEEPLES, The Thomas Edgar and Kathryn Craig Fellowship in Economicsg WYNN BUCK, Thomas W. Folbre, Jr. Memorial Fellowship in Hisiory BECKY JONES, The William B. Steele Memorial Fellowship in Liberal Arts studies. JIM CAST: The P. S. Whar- Ton Memorial Fellowship in Chem- isTry. BILL STRECKERT, The Dr. and Nlrs. J. C. Erwin Fellowship in Pre-Medi- Cal siudiesp STEPHEN GOODNEY, The S. D. Heard Fellowship in Eng- lish. .miii- SENIORQ Austin Scholars, Academic Awardees, and Achievement Awardees in the senior class have taken advantage ot and been rewarded tor, developing their potential to the fullest. The Academic and Achieve- ment Awards have been utilized during the awardees' four years at A.C. Austin Scholars have had the opportunity of developing a degree plan unique to themselves and best suited to their future needs. Bill Streckert Vance McCracken Stephen Goodney Becky Jones John McLeod Austin Scholars Achievemeni Honor Awards J n Fry Julie Murphy Bob Roeder Academic Honor Awards Gail Nicholson, Mary Ann ST II JUNIORS Junior Austin Scholars are taking full advantage of A.C.'s con- temporary curriculum. Academic Awards and Achievement Awards are granted to entering freshmen on the basis of their outstanding con- tributions to their community and their scholastic ability. Each year the awards are renewed for those who maintain high scholastic and personal records. 1 Academic Honor Awards ' F ,A ali I , I 9 'P xi. David Dean Joyce Albrecht Jim Richards Xi? - 1 lb n Aohievemeni Honor Awards D B ff Kay Meek Ausiin Scholars D d G d y Larry Jamieson, David Dean, Pam Haswell, P I P 11 G d M S. Sophomore I X I ll Q I' l . 4 . . . , 1 f f 1 1 1 1 5 f.-i..:..x.,x.f,'-4-N411 Q ' AUSTIN SCHOLARS: Back Row: Todd Webster, Rick Navarre, Jeanie Evans, Lanham Higginbotham, Jr., Mike Dodd, Rick Selcer, Bonni Scoma. Front Row: Polly Ross, David Grant, Carol McDonald. Not Pictured: Hobart Collins, James DeBoard, Doug Johnston, Gerta Ladd Christine Melanson, Richard Mellina, Leota Neely, Roger Sperberg, Kathy Stewart, Monty Stirman, Dottie Syblik, James Watkins. Honors I28 i m 'Q u l ACADEMIC HONOR AWARDEES: David Grant, Bruce Ebanks, Rick Navarre. Not Pictured: Leota Neely, Linda O'Dell, Jim Watkins. ACHIEVEMENT HONOR AWARDEES: Ned Preston, Bonnie Scoma, Mary Hayter, Bonnie Bernholz, Todd Webster. Not Pic- tured: Virginia Lazenby, Bill Allison. l l l l 1 mi wi i ii., XT 1--Eli FRESHMAN AUSTIN SCHOLARS: Layne Smith, Arnold Cuba, Jr., Randy Cunningham, Mike Vendrell, Scott Connelly, Ellen Blair, Wesley Kinney, Ashley Winn, Jeanne Buchter, Mike Flewharty. Not Pictured: Sarah Chapman, William Bow- en, Michael Crouch, Chris Goertzen, Keith Klose, Ann McCracken, Mary Rohner. l30 Ire ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS: Mike Vendrell, Charles Morris, David Bryant, Sally Miller Frank Jennings, Layne Smith, Jim Garvin. Not Pictured: Michael Crouch, Chris Goertzen, Deb by Imel, Robert Moreland. ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS: Susan Roeder and Sam Tressler. l3l , ,,, A 1 , Vi. ',-, I . Z U . iii E. F . 1' f-'kwin l lf' 111. -iw A , '. 1 .V--.Q .. l ' ' ' :-if V -- F N a, ,F N Ai, . Q ,uhh gk? . , ' i - in ,L I l Q . 3 ' 'si' , . 1,. l A if , 5, A f ., ff, ,gb P lp, A ' f 4,,,,La-. -E l-if 'E' . ly ' I tm as NL ,K sri. r V fl was A A W' ,fm 5' l ,, ,l ' , L ,il . . :. 5-'--: 1v T'?f'T9y:':L'i'f'5f ll 5, .Ar ' A -eq YZF' Q54 2' K-fqgck I ,- 5Eg4 ...K z V P SENIORS: Candy Bockhoff, Pat Doss, Bob Roeder, not pictured: Stephen Goodney. SENIORS: Julie Murphy, Robert Ganaway, Sharon Howell. l32 AREA INCENTIVE AWARDS JUNIORS: Gordon Moore, Joyce Albrecht, Jim Richards. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Pat Day, Pruett Pavletlch, Susan Hall, Nancy Snell Robert Moseley, Perry Wakefield. SIGMA National Classics Honorarg Societg Mary Hoefer, Susette Fischer, Paulea Patterson, Debbie Black, Myra Dromgoole, Donna Capps. BETA BETA BETA National Biological Honorarg Societg Back Row: Larry Ivy, Cathy Todd, Rick Marietta, Bob Hardie, Terry Jones, Bill Streckert, Richard Yuill, Linda Southwick, Pam Haswell. Seated: Betty Staten, Gordon Moore, Dr. Buscher. A Alpha Psi Omega Back Row: Mark Smith, Neida Lam- bert, Mr. Goodloe Lewis, S h a r o n Oberg, Gary Chan- cellor, Dr. Dan Jones, Carol Weh- king, Mr. H a r ry Thompson, Woody Pyeatt, Rex Down- ing. Front Row: Mrs. Beardsley, John Bry- ant, Mandy Newton, Clark Davis, Dean Beardsley. Not Pic- tured: Julie Cherven- ak, Lowell Jones, Rick Salome, Marilyn Hamilton, S t e v e Plunkett, Ann Doyle. Pi Gamma Mu Standing: Jim Young, John Norton, Bill Marquis, Bill Hamilton. Seated: Bobby Campbell, John Glassen, Tim Lewis, Jimmy Wil- son. Not Pictured: Wynn Buck, Alan Holman, Vance Mc- Cracken, Bob Roed- er, Dick Peeples, Mark Mays. 'The mission of Austin College is not simply to educate men and women, but to make them more responsive to their fel- low man, and better equipped to help their fellow man. One reason for a liberal arts education is to help us understand our relationship to the total family of man. That understanding must then be translated into a practical, one-to-one concern for others. Otherwise, education becomes sterile and useless. An educated man should mean a man who is enlightened in his attitude toward others, and who breaks out of the shell of total self-interest. If we forget that, we had better get out of the business of education, because we will have lost our value and our purpose. WM. R. WILSON Assistant President ACTIVITIES yi fs... A A 4v fs. Q 1' -V -.V 39 V, . A J ,f f 5 , ,A 3. - .A A 1 . ,J 1 Il. X r Qfudenf Bodg Officers Presidenf - Sieve Johnson Vice-presidenf Jean Frg Vice-presidenf Susan Whifmore Vice-presidenf Larrg Ellioff Vice-presidenf Mifch Jeffrey ' 8 is .iff in 4' College Council VOTING MEMBERS: Bob Roeder, Mark Mays, l.ar ry Ivey, Steve Goodney, Hank Gibson, Roy Melu gin, Mary Gourley, Dan Bedsole, Jerry Lincecum Jay Linn Mackey, Steve Johnson, David Reagan Bill Hamilton. I The College Council, a rep- resentative body of faculty, students, and administrators, is the coordinating agency for all College operations. , 1-4 , PARTICIPATING MEMBERS: Paul Thomas, Dave West, Bill Richardson, Toni Weight, Doug Crown- over, Carolyn Squires, Jean Fry. Effri il HONOR COUNCIL David Johnson, Suzanne Loaring-Clark, Toni Weight, John Mcleod, Candy Bock- hoff, Todd Webster, Megan Seaholm, Steve Johnson, Judy Jacobson. The Honor Council assures the proper operation of the Austin College Honor System. The Council determines the means for reinforcing and gaining campus-wide acceptance of the Honor principle, as well as determining when the principle has been violated. I l 9 COMMITTEE i i i 'i I DISCIPLI NE The Discipline Commit- tee is responsible for hearing all violations of the College rules and it also serves as an appeals board for the residence halls. Bette Mebane, Toni Weight, Becky Bonar, Thelma Owens, Dick Peeples, Byron Cook, Lanham Higginbotham, Jim Cast. Sophomore Council Plus One Richard Jesse Chuck Phelps, Bonnie Bernholz, Mike Dodd, Jeannine Hair, George Bryant, Mary Hayier, Doug Crownover, Virginia Lazenby, Roloerf Elder, chrmn. o U mon Boa rd Jim Richards, Libby Bryant, Mary Lee Marei, George Holland. Food Commiliee l l Chuck Phelps, Debbie Black, Mr. Rowe, Mr. Moehring, Gail Simpson, Susan Cas- well, Shelly Karnes, Mrs. Sprowl. . '1vHQ1g.f+us , ., ., ff ' , F- ' i '- ' P ,r ' 1 Mi M'-a. lEl,'l.f'.'-' V ' Qi ' pgs ' x -.N .. f- ' .yn .' if s1g.'- -0- ,,-' .., ,. --' 'rf 2 :lvl i v ' - 'A l ,:.dlZk1:. Special Evenls CHAIRMEN: Gail Williams, Spring Weekend, Susan Bonney Homecoming, Debbie Dorman, Winter Weekend. COOPERATIVE CAMPUS MINISTRY Linda Alexander, Anna Schoettle, Carol Underwood, Jobeth Tice. Fred Hall, Joe Wolfe, Debbie Imel, Donna Guynn, David Grant, Kay Henry, Sidney West, Sharon Howell. Kneeling: Chris Goertzin, Paul Morris, Dick Braun, Allen Smith, Doug Johnston. Not Shown: Mary Elizabeth Lock- hart, Shirley Johnson, Bruce Findlay, Bob Thompson, Dave Marquis, Rob Squires, Jim Garrard, Ed Watson, Mike Boothman, Ann Ayers, Lyn Lockhart, Tom Graves, Earl Haggard, Dave West, Ann- ette Catts, Leota Neely, Irene Means, and Michele Wheeler. As a combined effort between the college and the local churches. the Cooperative Campus Ministry sponsors worship services on cam- pus each Sunday morning together with providing transportation to the local churches for study and worship. The group is also responsible for faculty-student and community-student dialogues to allow for better understanding between these groups through conversation. It has also sponsored an all-church! campus covered-dish supper and dialogue with Dr. John Fry: a sensitivity training session at Camp Fellowship: and a Bible studyon Wednesday evenings. It has also cooperated with other campus organizations to raise money for Biafra and to help in the day of concern. Blackfriars Blackfriars Organization is the theater service group whose activities are de- votecl to occasional acting, backstage and staff work for productionsy and, together with Alpha Psi Omega, the Blackfriars sponsor two or three After Dinner Theatre Productions. Dorm Presidents Luckett: Jerry Cobb Caruth: Brenda Guilloud Baker: John Glasson Thompson: Melinda Morgan ISeated1 Dean: Juan Alvarez Clyce: Susan Arnett Coffin: Shelley Karnes SPANISH CLUB . Q! ' 4 Q l I l The purpose of the Spanish Club is to offer an opportunity to hear and speak Span- ish outside the classroom and to create an interest in and understanding of Spanish- speaking people. Tia Tucker, Ed King, Juan Perez, Dick Black, Joe McNeill, Floy Bunting, Peggy Casler, Ginger Zanowiak, Sharon Cooper, Nancy Foster, Patti Rawiszer, Anita Gudzin, Sally Young, David Esco- bar, Manuel Lopez. Front Row: Win Peglow, Douglas Harper, Karen McCord, Ann Starr, Marta Munoz, Larry Jamieson, Nathan Mayfield. PRE-LAW SOCIETY The Pre-Law Society provides a gathering place for all students who plan to enter law school or fields of government. Don Ferrero, Bill Marquis, Kenneth Street, sponsor, Jeff Smith, Steve Goodwin, Bobby Hopson, Rob Anderson, Dick Black, Gary Johnson, George Holland, Bill Hamilton. Back Row: Mitch Jeffrey, Bruce Goldston, John McLeod, Mike Moore, Alan Dulaney. CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club provides an opportunity for students and professors to evalu- ate the present curriculum and make suggestions for future courses. Jose Rosalez, Jim Watkins, Frank Edwards, Frank James, John Mackey, David Goodney, Alex Radighieri. Seated: Hank Gibson, Charles Barr, Rob Squires. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club attempts to promote an interest in the field of physics through meetings, guest lecturers, field trips and proiects. David Escobar, Burt Lutz, William Bowen, Gerald Moon, Gary Howard, Michael Parker, Harold Young Walker. 4 THE A ASSOCIATION '11 ' This is an organization for the promotion and recognition of athletes at Austin College. It has been very instrumental in the establishment of an Alumni A Association and for the formation of the Hall of Honor for athletes. The spon- sor is Mr. Robert Mason. S.T.E.P. The Sherman Tutorial and Educa- tional Program, Inc. is a United Fund Agency created in T964 by Austin College students and faculty, to meet educational needs in the Sherman area. Today the members work together to tutor high -school dropouts and those having trouble with their school work. AJNFBPK1 .I g 'MESH 1 iimmg .QL 3 ff, 1 B vit.. '- ..-.I 1,-if . Mike Galgan, Sammy Steele, Lee Woodson, Jeanne Buchter, Ashley Winn, John Whitehurst. Middle Row: Kathy Johnson, Pat Davis, Anita Gudzin, Nina Baine, Rob Anderson. Front Row: Sarah Chapman, Ann Shotten, Elaine Hash, Ellen Stone, Marta Munoz, Ellen Blair. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Students present a panel discussion as an informative club activity. I p. i L i J Sherman Civic Orchestra The Sherman Civic Orchestra, sponsored iointly by Austin College and Sherman Musical Arts, Inc., was formed in T966 to promote The performance of the classical orchestral repertoire in The north Texas area. Since l968, The orchestra has appeared as a part of Sherman Com- munity Series. Cecil Isaac, a member ot the Austin College faculty, has been conductor of the orchestra since its inception. AUSTIN COLLEGE COLLEGE COMMUNITY STUDENT MEMBERS MEMBERS John Armstrong Dick Black Susan L. Boynton Kristen Blaschke Susan Cobb Jay De Vore Bruce Ebanks Ronald Floyd Chris Goertzen Vickie Hardman Pamela Haswell Jerry Henslee Douglas Herbst Ann Jernigan Mary Ann Kulp Jody Maness Sam McClendon Vance McCracken Clint Rabb Mary Schuster Terry Smith Linda Southvvick Monty Stirman Richard Stoddard Jim Watkins Bruce Lunkley Alan Mills Suanne Moore Alice Oglesby Lois Tappa AREA MEMBERS George Bartow Edmund Garcia Robert Garrison Danny Hall John Hill Hermine Hooper Edward Krebs Terry Lovett Paul Mansur Charles McAdams Lucy Melton Russell Miller Barbara Molinare Blair Phares Mariorie Proctor Marilyn Reitz John Schertz Linda Scott Kenneth Sears Duane Spencer W. Roger Spencer Becky Thurmond Beverly Turner Charles Turner David Wakefield John Walker CONCERT WIND ENSEMBLE MR. ALAN MILLS WOODWIND ENQEMBLE mwma mll1ml'r-rmll Q :l l llf fllmlmlfill i Bunny Kulp, Cora Graves, KaThy Linman, Jerry Henslee, Linda Soufhwick, Vance McCracken, Bruce Eubanks, Pam Haswell MR. ALAN MILLS, Direcfor BAROQLIE ENSEMBLE Gerald Self 4 SUSAN COBB Bomar-Cramer Award Winner BRASS ENSEMBLE - a -:..c.c,E n J 5' if ll il: -ii li? Q it l l n J l ag 4, J , r' -A -f'-+1--4.-,,,. 1 2 . , - J 1 Mike Skinner, Ronnie Taylor, John Armstrong, Don Jarvis, David Eichenberger, Bill Bowen, Terry Smith, Mimi Blackwood, Ned Preston, Dick Black, Clint Rabb, Chester Ball, Jody Maness, David Johnson, Monty Stirman, Jim Watkins. MR. CECIL ISAAC Director Opera Workshop A Cappella Choir Director of all choral activities, MR. BRUCE LUNKLEY ' 'AT' - n' -rg . A 'it' 1 . 51 371-'V' V41 r 1 ,i .-Hgh' ' , , CJ! Mrs. Aline Legg pauses for a minute in a hectic day to talk things Barbara Bailey, the Copy Editor . . . re over with Sharon Howell, the Chief-man and General Flunky of The flecting. Chromascope. Mrs. Legg serves as the advisor to the yearbook. CHROIVIASCOPE '70 Cheryl Buie, Editor, Barbara Bailey, Diane Henker The Staff Section includes Mike Hart, Editor, and Gregg West comprise the Art Staff. Not Pictured: Susan Vik, Deedee Woodward. Comprising the Greek Staff are Jane Hoch, Hollis Halbert, Editor, and Mimie Blackwood. Our CLASSES section had their hands so full of pictures that they didn't get Theirs taken. We do want to acknowl- edge the fine work that the staff did under the leadership of Virginia Lazenby. Working with her were Yvonne Woodard, Catherine Hudson, Christine Downie, Mary Hunter and numerous other individuals who typed, proof- read, stamped pictures, and worked hard to put names with faces. It is only right to honor our HONORS section .. . Melinda Yerger, Phil Gibbs and Susan Cloud, editor. The division pages were done by: College ............ ....... Classes . . . Sports . . Honors . . . Activities Greeks .... . . Our Year . . . Index .... PHOTOGRAPHERS: Robert Kooken, Bill Morrow, Richard Jesse and David Spencer, editor. i ,l. fc, ae DeeDee Woodward . . . Diane Henker . . . Cheryl Buie Susan Vik .. . . . Cheryl Buie DeeDee Woodward . . . Diane Henker . . . Susan Vik Our active ACTIVITIES staff: Randy Cun- ningham, Diane Celli, Connie Colton and Kathy Linman. Connie and Kathy served as co-editors for this section. l57 The Asglum Robyn Etzel, Todd Webster, Kathy Kerr and Jill Stephens. The Advance Mrs. Patricia Hagood and Dr. David Reagan The College o agazme Roger Sperberg, Pam Johnson, Dr. Lucchesi, and Chuck Eidson. Experimenf in Infernafional Living Office of lnfernafional Sfudenf Affairs Vance McCracken visited Puerto Rico and Holland. 'vo Q- if frisrx-:rf i Wasiffar lfgfgrgglita Gail Williams, Meg Seaholm, Chris Richardson, Vance McCracken, and Susan Caswell. I59 -..JH Dr. Dan and his clan learn of oTher ways of life while in The Appalachians. Ll Judy and Donna Take Time out from The Chicago social life To Tidy up a bit. Jo Bruene views Niagara Falls. I60 n Ei' 'iii TW-M Some of Our January Term Qfudies in Norih America Lynn Tyson enjoys Mexico. iii Januarg Programs Abroad 1 l Barbie Smifh and Sharon Hackney in Italy. Becky Bonar in Spain. Camille Allen leaves London for Amsterdam. Arr Sfudenfs on me Eiffel Tower ' l J .Ml ffl ,- ..-' 'A P The German CFGW- Pat Doss in Barcelona, Spain. Operation Crossroads Africa Jan Braun and friends. OCA is a program which sends groups of 8-10 young people from the United States and Canada to Africa for the summer. These groups work along with African students and villagers on the construction of work proiects which are suggested by African government agencies and private organizations, in accordance with the developmental needs of the country. While the work done on the proiect is an important part of OCA, equally valuable is the opportunity of developing a mutual understanding and respect among Americans, both black and white, and Africans. This past summer three members of the AC community participated in this experience. Jan Braun was in Gambela, Ethiopia where her group transformed an old buckling warehouse into a manual training center. Megan Seaholm was in Oio and Tagos, Nigeria where she worked with Oio villagers in the completion of a community youth center. Allen Smith was in Ghana, West Africa, serving as the leader of a group of students and had the particular proiect of constructing a three-room primary school. Junior Year Abroad JBI1 Lewis and 6 Greek friend BT PieI'Ce Sue Rowe and Karen Daly spent their fall College in Greece. Jan spent her entire ferm in Spain, year here. 'P' N . if. I fax. ni K f , zflf ef' 5 aft' 9 I S ' , :gl ' 3 . A p uw if J sf M l li Q' 3 M , ,mx 'I K :vu Q t .5 AC X R 'f ,, lp'- I, S P x Y ,v Tl . f,-fm ill IF. . . Lf --H ' m:sQ 5: 'I-QUE. if fab Q f.f mv, nal 1 .T s: ,U xx ' 4 66' Susan Bonney Corresponding Sec. Alpha Delta Chi . r I if A A , W' 1 cathy Todd ' President 3:5 ,. '7 ZF- 'gl I . X T If' E ,f ' T Susan Arneh .K al -Er l Ann Sebastian Vice-Pres. I -1 I ' Recording Sec. .A P Q Suzanne Walker Treasurer : i7 3'3' l- Q . f . H fl i fl . Debbi Dorman - 1, 45 ' f-yi! Betsie McCook Social Chairman 'E ' xl I . N' Social Chairman Le all l ll 5 il DOWNS Hil 4, ' ft ' Sharon Nisbet Pafl- '1 I4 QSM Service L 33 ' ' ' le ,, ' V. al Chris Richardson Hill if ,lwal lui- W Terl'Y Tucker Historian ' r .. u Historian Shelly Karne Chaplain Nancy Newman Jeannie Bond Chris Corbin W .lane Nobles Diana Norman Kathye Owens Debbie Patrick Nancy Maggard Kathy Stewart ' Leslie Day Hollis Halbert P 44 'U . Kathy Jones Jane Mast '. 2 Marilyn Hamilton Y - , 4 Becky Jgnes , 'ml 1 Il ik, A-1+ eg V . ,- It ,Tl x Ann Roberts JK if, Y 1 Lynn Ty5gn 11 4 - L D Sallv Mueller ' 9 , l ,P Susan Whitmore Q ,, I lt il H' M' I66 Jean Evans Corresponding Sec. Pat Horn Treasurer Betty Bass Social Chairman Jane Johnson Publicity Delta Phi Nu Betty Lockhart President Pat Smith Vice President 5 Carol Castleberry Recording Sec. Alice Nichols SUS-in Caswell Pledge Captain Marilyn Fagg Susette Claire Helen Lyn Luann Gail Figgher Heitzman Hoke Lockhart McNeely , .,-,ii -N it it M I r it u 1- ,ut , , t HN. Simpson Mary Hoefer Chaplain Anna Schoettle Publicity Alice Cantrell Intramurals 4 Melinda Yerger .lf H IRQ. , ef t, Ui . I 1, M .. S i . 5 J Q l 13' K X r l 1 l, t a.. Kappa Gamma Chi 5 -1, l --sur, ix 1 L' -, Q' J ' ff , : f f V . if F152 -f , 15,1 , ,WJ I Sf' ' .- W.. -ve x -+ ' l ' I 4,53 2 il J 'lil ' , VG? Q ru. 5' L it ' L ' ' i X4 l -f 1 1 r-f v ' -in . ,Y AV., L-,wt . . -:':.Ui'1,,. -.. V- . Bin! - 4 .-L .f ,if ,Ifffaf . A ' it ' ' 'iq t L- i ' Q i 5 ll? l i 4.35 . ,yi n-l 1 it 3 i yi a X ' Q. ' l W . -I l i I it l 5' I 'J K l Kl'X PS .-1? X l J, ir K: . ' .rf U ,, 'K E 1 ,. ll ,W tl, L tl ' f A- '-4 if 4 , if . ' V ' t li' - f , .. 1 l O ' . t l L Af- ' ' 5 'EV A . i A 5 J A zz a . l ' , f K' Q -. iam.-...,.Lt A L . ,. All A f NJ, .n flg Y '- ,J , 5, i l J U , , 1 Y ' W 7 i 4, ' ti t jx....1r X 1 l - ' i, fr J -X' .' it A , l , 'Bri ' ' ,f 1 'ff Y ' ' ' . l. . Za, . .A . 'e 'Q ,'l -Q L, - -, ' f t L lisa? l 3, t t, Not Pictured: Shelly Butler, Karen Daly, Jan Lewis, Sue Rowe. Julie Murphy, President Sharon Hackney, ist Vice President Nancy Scott, 2nd Vice President Barbara Smith, Music Director Mary Ann Stell, Literary Director Bette Mebane, Treasurer Robyn Etzel, Recording Secretary Ann Ware, Recording Secretary DeeDee Woodward, Historian Ann Moffett, Historian Sally Young, Publicity Margaret McCracken, Publicity Paula Smith, Chaplain Diane Grantham, Intramurals Chairman Jill Stephens, Pledge Director Judy Bates Sally Bratt Kathy Capelle Joan Craig Jean Fry Brenda Guilloud Jeannine Hatt Sharyn Heres Leslie Heres v Chris Langenfeld Virginia Lazenby Pat Buchanan Mandy Newton Rosie Olander Beth Ann Olds Kathy Parnell Chrissy Rydman Melinda Smith , -- I Dede Wilde Susan Wilson Y I Judy Wingard -H ats? ' H Viv 3 Rain Robens Hall Bruene Seaholm Dempsey OFHCERS '69J7O President ......... ...... L ucy Rain Vice President ...... . .. Karen Roberts Recording Secretary .......... Pat Hall Corresponding Secretary . . Margaret Dews Treasurer ............ Gail Nicholson Social Chairmen . . . . .. Mary Lee Maref Joe Bruene Ser. .... . . . Meg Seaholm Marsha Dempsey Publicity . . . .... Sharon Oberg Kathy Brennamen Susan Vick Intramurals ..... ....... L ynn Tripp Parliamenfarian . . . . . Roseanna Gardner Theia Phi Della Tripp Ma riy Dews Betty English Brenda Hopper Ge rta Ladd Susan Cloud Peggy Casler Kay Meek Suzanne Loafing-Clark Y if ly lx l X it I , X 'r-Q A vu Nl 1 -' as l 1 ll l 1 l an -17 V : .I K! l 5' 1 ,AA h Y 'Q J f H l Y li Ji' . Er W x f if 'sf I ALA Gardner Myra Dromgoole Mary Hayier Kaihy Kerr Barbara Mallett Libby Bryant Pai' Davis Debbie Black Henker Dews Nicholson Maret Oberg Brennamen Vick f'5Q ii: Xglii 'fl Q Dkne ,,,A XY l.9 Wx'J.' - f I69 Beta Chi Omega Jim Austin Secretary Biff Cook Bob Sheffield is Larry Elliot President 1 if Vice Pres. 4, J 'I f . Rick Keith Johnston salomg X. ' n Mike Baker Treasurer Chaplain Rush Captain 'Kent Streit Qebble Dorman Bill Meng Queen of Hearts , Dick Seifsinger l m ms-'gfc -f :wf::.1 3 ' ' D- .t - Wiflla 2 'l t Rick page ufmiuggrh,.w'.,,.M,1i,-,t.,enf'V-IP? tinzmm t. ,t X I I K,-ggi.-x -Rm! i f , if l , V , W l: Nl r A H , i in Q . I s. . l vi ,. Dr. H. A. Starr Sponsor Q l, - 1 7 , wa .3 , ' . , f Don Bruce t ' Q Johnson Lee Y Larry Roe, Ted Clark, President Vice-President I, Bill fy' Q I Marquis it F , Q f fi' Y rc: A.,- X X Pau -W' Neubach k, - .? , John Norton, Bob Treasurer Campbell, Intramurals Secretary Stewart Rowland Chi Delta Eta -F , ' sf X rt I X , f A Jim Galbraith - '- rr ' Us l W lv Don Ron Wendell, Taylor, Social Chairman ChapIainfHistorian Paul Lentz, ' Rush Captain Bill Swann Brad Wieland Tom Jester Davud ,.,., -. ., Koch .17 1 Joe ,., ijflfd Meade f ' V. l I i A . l 4 Leanne Phillips-Sweetheart Gary Stallard Dan Sykes Mike Cooper, Vice-President Dra kes President Clark Davis John Hall Mitch Dickson David Patterson Walcott Black, Sec. Steve HaYS. Treas. 'f all ,ai iii 4- Tim Bryant SELL' E DRAKE PLAYMATE Wes Eben, Parl. Dennis Butch Garland Hooper Jim Henderson Soc. Chr. Dave Di rks Clay Fulcher Donnie Thomas l l Sharon Nisbet Phil Fuller, Chaplain Gary DeAiley, Pub. Rel. Jim Cast, Presidenf J if vs gf 1' ,nz we - ' ' is-' ' V z' . V ' lu Eddie Harroz Paul Boltin ' :Y Secretary Service Ross McKinney Vice President x V 1 so- I, l 5 I i up r Y' Y 4 XE? YU' Bill Tsuahara Norman Wilcox Rob Abbot' Treasurer V I .l . ,.4 1-, J-wa fan r 'Ii ix 5 .3 If 'if ' . U . Mx e., f Harvey Webb Gamma l . 42- 1 I , David Johnson Bob Broihers Bobby Cox Takashi Yoshida ' Gamma Gamma l 'T'l' -7' A ui ,, IAA? TQF ii Tom Harper Bill Justus , .L I 1 5 1 ll . A' ' il f 5 u W lj i, X' Q J ., 1-- l A , - JOB Butch ' ---.. Q Rosalez Saxton QA I ' ' Bruce Landry Vinh ku aw 5 John McCleod T l f ji T ' li - ' J 'WP l F Bill Forfeith Hugh Stroube President Tim Flynn Vice President Bob Donaldson Recording Secretary Jody Ma ness Iota Lambda Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer David Dean Steve Cantrell Pledge Captain David Leclell Vick Hines Phelps, Chuck EY, Larry Iv eorge, nG Le o-ore, Jerry M V ce Presid b Roeder, Bo TQ va 9 I-L Richard Murphy Mike Skinner Rob Patterson, Rutledge, Mike Shaw, .9 1: r: o rr Chaplain Parliamenta rian Social Chairman IE P cu D Eichenberger Mike Abernathy -i ci Hagood S o- IU D. Nurre .X n. fl! E Beardsley John Comegys Sweetheart Mary Ann Stell, ID IN Roger Sperberg, Quaesfor Lowell Jones Vi 'Y K Doug Johnston, Consul lzmw 'YY 1 - if , l -1--Q Kfhv. - Q-A iw 7 . W1 , N 1 , s Al N if ,. Nort Seever, Pro-Consul Joe McNeill, Scribe Chi Epsilon na! 'N lil Jane Mallet Paul Sample , 1 . lr ' dvi Jim Simpson, Ponfifex Tim Lewis Sigma Tau Epsilon l , f my .,al'53- , i-gl ' ' 'E S N - ' 'aH'L ' ' , . F , v A -Q X J ,, V N fill ,. '. , 'E in' -15 H -Q. ,I wr 'rf 9 . Wig sw ,r fl Q .1 H Q' 'I fl - ll nl N H 14 - in , FH ,ec A A X V -2-fi? L r V Nga.:-5 l,'wa1w M5 A falter' . ' 1 F ,ii ml 1. I f W V MV H li 'sv' . u - ' . t f ,r , , - it g i ig ' V Qt -fr A C rl In Q.: : iv J A ,J A-4 'W W, ,5 W KV , ,, Q t-3214597 J 1 n A. ll i -'U ' A. ll f is AN. v' K I, 1' ,P 5' , lt' tl ' Ali 'P iii' :Q P ' t is 'tial 4' A if - ' l TB ' A George Bryan David Reed Jim Cantrell Nemeh Sabba9l Doug Crownover R'-'-'Cl Sfewaff Stan McGee, Bob Ganaway, Vice-President Chaplain Chuck Eidson Charles Lancaster Damon Gazaway Allen Navey Bob Hardie -Dick Peeples Vance McCracken, Bill Hamilton, ' Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Jeff Harkinson Gary Howard Jerry Head Mitch Jeffrey John Heit Barry Johnston Mal Mead, President Lanhan Higginbothal. Recording Secretary Jerry Henslee Alan Holman il Ji N Ro Squires i R! 1 5 l ll if b - Ken Schaeffer . -.D 1 ,. 62? nhl: t rf' if 'il,,i, Wesley! Jim Stimson Steve Cantrell ' Recording 'Sec. I x L s L n i i 1,411 x 1 John Morrow Paul Gibbs rl 'E it in . I U,-' E Keith Mahafy V A I Atl Jay Wiegel wg fify , iv 1 Sf: T Ross McKinney Vice Pres. it it in lm Larry Jacobs Pres. 4 .l 5 l 'J Jim Hart Alpha Phi l l ll A Bob Moore Omega Jim Young 'ef ' L i 1 3 t If Pat Marushia Lloyd Perkins Scott Buchanan Advisors . ii Y l National Service Fraternity Richard Yuill Corresponding Sec. Ric Selcer Treas. William Kirk Smith T , , Glenn Sammy xl Steele Parks Q R li Chuck Clemmons ,ff- Woody J .- Pyeatt ' ll Harvey Webb 'I -Li 1 N 't X 1 7 , 'i t ,I .. , .5 Bobby Cox Gerald Hinkle Dan Schores V it -. . 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' ' - ' --S . -- .f r -'-' - -, ' ' lf- , ,,,i-.QL .. mb '- CAM' Ast.. -' 2- -.T rg: - 'A' 1, --W 1 1 . ---if '-- Q-ge.,si-rg 5-.A JS, 'f ' 'r V ii' 3 i . is W 1 ' Q fJf 2!v .t,ec , fy? Uniqueness is best expressed by each individual-therefore, the captions for this section ot your 1970 Chromascope are to be filled in by you. So-pick up a pen and as you see the year reflected here, add the words to make this yearbook 'rruly you. I J lf ,.f1 l'?ff'fff f f E Iliff Austin College professes To be a community. We Try 'ro be a genuine communify in which people feel deeply at for each other. ' 1 , , I . e L ' ' ,Q N. . Q ,- '1 , -ll. ef. l -'HQALQ1-1 ' M l 1.4. ' -Q2 , ...ill- xjrggp ' , 3 . - , l-6136 , f 'if:e.l1:T' . I 1 l :jfia-5 .. from I88 ff .ff I r LA 'N draw ' 7y12'l k ,, :,-.4 ' , , , , ' .iczf -- -. 1 x.. ., MS, 1 1 -Q.. Q --'-' L f.. 5. 54-.H 'zull-,g'm,A 3,:'1:U T , . 4 In a genuine communiiy There is a realistic repentance of sin . . . noi sin as some absiraci esirangemeni, loui aliena- Tion from parricular people, evenis, and relaiionships. +19 V-I+.-' 1'-si I92 , 'c i . Y- .215 it ,L E ic, ,, P f- f ' s 1 w' 1, iffy .llislilllitsr ir E7 fl '!r.'Wi l 1 QB rw :r'fl11xPf.'1k5 4 ft- all sie Mi L- -. - ' wi,-'ie alefl I A ,Q-f5'i!,.,k4g,.irl: ig' '- gill' '-'tix 1 32' '35 ' ' l e 1 Will We affirm our need to repent realistically. In experiencing forgiveness, we accept our re- sponsibility for healing ancl reconstructing our community. V' i, , ,,, - WW? ill I iii ,. , , .4, , :j2 w 1,f ,,ig 'N M , up it .G H fr - V l P ll f lilxl, W' f ill, 14,3- iyqi ', l i W it , , ., pg' V, Aly -X ,l it l.- ' ' 4. i Y , 6' Y b 1, - ,M I ,Sr sry . , , as --.N 1 . X . N i i s ' lei 'l Y' .l ,- , , ln a genuine community, there is the experience of Christianity, not as doctrine, but as existence, not as statements about relationships, but a mode of life in which such relationships are real and actual, and characterized by life. We fear the task of participation-yet we endeavor to be the community-in mission-making history, not lust moaning about it, finding the Christian mode of being-in-the-world and establishing a colony of love for mankind. WT' M M WK inf so ig f In a genuine community, divisions are over come and hostilities are transcended We ' 11 gk have experienced divisions between: faculty and administration students and professors old and young students and administration arts and sciences the races Greeks and Independents the real and the fabricated have experienced reconciliation unites us in mission and purpose. 4 We are bound and knit together by every separate partg our entire frame grows Through the due activity of each part, and builds itself up in love. Ephesians 4:16 l F tv Ii 111- vi V - isg,i..- , s-, ,, 5,-,,., ., , ,.., ' v us. -at ii.-iw :.5,--.. ' , l ii ,IL If J i fi J., .- -, ,,,- W it ,,. ., - , ivlltt ' ,ii ' :EE it iii if' l ' .iw ll 131, f ' 1 vldllvtvft ll ,1 Gfvllxx -ful' A i3 2' I l 'ix' J, ' . 1 ' ' WA .N i ll ,, gif l .lp lip Y it . i i Hi QL V i - , F-.---1..- . -i l l -..-nun-4453 1 'Q v. .1 A-. f .1 It is the responsibility of each individ- ual to act with honesty and integrity in personal, social, and academic re- lationships, and with consideration and concern for the community and its members. Student Handbook I99 lT's like walking Through The leaves of AuTumn Alone wiTh ydur friend, iusT The Two of you. LisTening To The leaves crunch Under feeT of sTringed shoes Brings The scenT of burning leaves To mind. I N Being TogeTher is The billowing of Spinnakers as The winds grab her sheeTsg she fills And opens drawing all wiTh her As she careens Toward her final end. MITCH .JEFFREY Sfudenf Body Vice PresidenT 7' 7 'My' 5 m . . x 1 .NGA 37 i , lb, . 5 ,jiv x? A b C ' Q 1 ' 1 i max WI ? f 0- fax f - Nr H 5 X ,X 1 X ix xx 'H 1 Q X ...... E - 4 L, fy I ,I V ! W I1 Abbott, Rob 64, 111, 173 Abernathy, Mike 175 Adair, Mark 72 Adams, Barbara 72 Adams, Doug 72 Adams, Memie 50, 168 Adams, Tom 58 Adriance, Bill 58 Albrecht, Joyce 58, 115, 1 Alexander, Henry 72 Alexander, Linda 72, 144 Allen, Cimille 50, 161 Allen, Mike 72 Allen, Nancy 72 Allen, Sherry 58 Alley, James 64 Allison, George 64 Alvarez, Juan 58, 145 27, 126, 132 Anderson, Robert Langston 58 Anderson, Robert Lynn 64, 91, 105, 146, 148 Anderson, Ross 72 Anderson, Sally 58 Armstrong, Dale 72 Armstrong, Russell 72, 94, Arnett, Susan 50, 166 Arnold, Richard 72 Ashburn, Susan 58 Ashley, Mary 72 Aston, Adonica Ann 72 106, 153 Atchison, v. B. 58, 93, 106, 178 Atteberry, Jean 58 Austin, James 58, 170 Aycock, Mary Ellen 72 Ayers, Linda 64 Ayres, Bill 58, 98, 101 Bailey, Barbara 64, 156 Baillio, Sandra 58 Bain, Nina May 72, 148 Baker, Mike 58, 170 Baker, Lee 64, 96 Ball, Chester 72, 153 Bantield, Jacqueline 72 Barnes, Jeff 58 Barnes, Rose Mary 72 Barnett, Charlie 64 Barrett, John 72 Bartholomew, Kay 64 Bass, Bettie 64, 167 Bass, Richard 64 Basse, Edgar 72 Bates, Judy 58, 168 Beardsley, Mark 58, 175 Beck, Karen 72 Becker, Frank 72, 90, 106 Bedwell, James 72 Behrens, Alice 58 Belcher, Danny 64 Bell, Judd 50 Bennett, Donna Gail 50, 121 Benold, Laurie 72 Bernholz, Bonnie 64, 129 Berrey, Laura 58 Beutell, Jo 73 Binion, Warren 58 Black, David 73 Black, Debbie 58, 121, 169, 133, 143, 146 Black, Richard 73, 146, 150, 153 Black, Thomas 64 Black, Wally 50, 172 Blackwood, Marilee 73, 156, 153 Blair, Ellen 73, 130, 148 Blanchard, Sam 73 Blankenship, David 73, 106 Blaschke, Kristen Gail 73, 150 Blaufarb, David 73 Bockhoff, Candy 50, 144, 114, 132, 141 Bolin, Dana Thomas 73 Bolton, Paul 58 Bonar, Becky 64, 141, 161 Bond, Dan 73 Bond, Jeannie 58, 166 Bonney, Susan 58, 166, 143, 166 Boothman, Mike 73 Bostian, Bonnie 73 Boston, Byron 73, 94, 89 Bourland, Prissy 73 Bowen, Bill 73, 147, 153 Bowers, Leonard 73 Box, Steve 58 Boyette, Vivienne 58 Bradbury, Bill 73 Brans, J. B. 73 Branson, Marylyn Kay 50 Bratt, Sally 64, 168 Brauchle, Charles 64 Braun, Jan 39, 50, 118 Braun, Karen 64 Brennaman, Kathy 64, 169 Bricko, Diana 73 Brier, Deborah 73 Brightman, Lieuen 50 Brister, Eddie 64, 91, 96, 106 Brooke, Carol 73 Brothers, Bob 58, 173 Brown, James 73 Brown, Peggy 64 Brown, Bob 73, 90, 95 Brown, Sam 73 Brown, Susan 73 Bruene, Jo 50, 169, 160 Bryan, George 64, 177 Bryant, Bea 64 Bryant, Libby 58, 169 Bryant, John 64, 135 Bryant, David 73, 131 Bryant, Tim 50, 172 Buchanan, David 59 Buchanan, Pat 50, 168 Buchter, Jeanne 73, 130, 148 Buck, Wynn 50, 122 Buckner, Mount 64 Buie, Cheryl 50, 156 Bunat, Cindy 74 Bunting, Floy 59, 146 Burger, Linda 64 Burgin, Greg 59 Burnett, Lee 64, 98, 100, 103, 104 Burr, Henry 74, 93 Burtner, Mark 65, 92, 93, 170 Bush, Nancy Ellen 74 Cady, Craig Allan 74 Cameron, Carla 59 Cameron, Don 74 Campbell, Bob 59, 171,110,135 Cannon, Judy 74 Cantrell, Alice 50, 167 Cantrell, Jim 50, 177 Cantrell, Steve 65, 1.74 Capelle, Kathy 65, 168 Capps, Donna 65, 133 Capuano, Anthony 74 Carney, John 59 Carroll, Bill 74 Carssow, Bill 74 Caruth, Bobby 65, 172 Casler, Peggy 50, 169, 146 Cassity, Merle 74, 105 Cast, Jim 50, 123, 141, 173 Castillon, Karen 74 Castleberry, Carol 59, 167 Caswell, Susan Lyn 65, 167, Catts, Annette 50 Caudill, Bill 74 Caudle, Stephen 74 Celli, Diane 74 Chadwick, Elaine 59 Chaney, Larry 74, 95 Chancellor, Gary 135 Chapman, Sarah 74, 148 Chappell, Martha Ann 65 Chervenak, Julie 51 Christensen, Minette 51 Church, Mary 65 Cisneros, Gloria 74 Clark, Ted 59, 111, 170 Clark, Nancy 59 Clark, Robert 65 Clemons, Chuck 74, 178 159, 143 Clendennen, John 65, 92, 170, 96, 106 Cloud, Susan 65, 169 Cobb, Jerry 51 , 106, 145 Cobb, Susan 74, 150, 152 Colby, Peter 65 Cole, John 59, 95 Collins, Hobert 65 Colten, Connie 74 Comegys, John 59 Connelly, Arthur 74 Connelly, Marc Allen 74 Connelly, Scott 130 Cook, Biff 59, 127, 170, 141 Cook, John 51 Cooper Cooper Cooper Coopen Cooper I I I I Jacqueline Lonell Gale 65, 92 Mike 65, 172 Ronald 65, 90, 92, 9 Sharon 74, 146 Cope, Whit 74 3 Corbin, Chris 65, 166 Cornefie, Sally 65, 134 Covin, Keith 74 Cox, Bobby 65, 94, 173, 177 Cox, Bruce 74 Cox, Gordan 74, 93 Cox, Nettie 74 Craig, Joan 65, 168 Crawford, Polly 59 Crews, Clyde 75 Crockett, Anita Jean 75 Crookham, Foy Jean 75 Crosby, Ann 75 Cross, Gregory 75 Crouch, Mike 75 Crow, Dee Ann 59 Crownover, Doug 65, 177 Cuba, Arnold 75, 130 Culpepper, Joel 75 Cunningham, Horace 75, 130 Cunningham, John 75 Cutler, Bradford 65 Cyrus, Strat 65, 172 Dabney, William 75 Daesch ner, Charles 65 Darling, Jocelyn 51, 134 Davidson, Dennis 59 Davis, Clark 51, 135, 172 Davis, Fred 75 Davis, Malinda 65 Davis, Pat 51, 169, 148 Davis, Paula 65 Davis, William 75, 96' Dawson, Carole 75 Day, Leslie 59, 166 Day, Pat 65, 89, 96, 132 Dean, David 59, 121, 126,127, 174 DeATley, Gary 59, 172 Deboard, James 65 Deckert, John 65 Dempsey, Marsha 59, 169 Devereux, Julien 75 Devore, John 75, 150, 152 Dews, Margaret 51 , 169 Dews, Marty 65, 169 Dickey, Roger 59 Dickson, Mitchell 90, 91, 96, Diehl, Philip 75 Dies, Laura 75 Dirks, David 51,172,111,172 Dodd, Mike 128 Donaldson, Robert 66, 174 Donoho, Ralph 59 Dorman, Debbie 59, 95, 166, 143, 170 Doss, Pat51, 121, 132,134,161 Downie, Christine 75, 135 Downing, Rex 51 Doyle, Chris 75, 98, 100, 103 Dromgoole, Myra 66, 169, 133 Duke, Mary Sue 51 Dulaney, Carolyn 75, 146 Dunham, Pam 66 Duran, Bill 59 Earnshaw, Jackie 66 Ebanks, Bruce 66, 129, 150, 152 Eben, Wes 88, 51, 89, 92, 172, 95 Eichenberger, David 59, 91, 153, 175 Eidson, Chuch 66, 158, 177 Elder, Robert 66 Elley, Pam 66 Elliott, Larry 51, 89, 92, 119, 138, 170 Endress, Randy 66 Enfield, Terry 51 Enfield, Bill 51 English, Betty 59, 159, 169 Engstrom, Fay 51 Escobar, David 146, 147 Etzel, Robyn 158, 66, 168 Evans, Jean 66, 167, 128 Ewing, Melinda 75 Ezell, John 75 Fagg, Marilyn 59, 121, 167 Fain, John 66, 92 Falk, Robert 59 Fallt, Steve 66 Farley, Eddie 66, 92 Ferman, Robert 51 Ferrero, Don 146 Field, Frank 75 Fields, Avonne 75 Findlay, Bruce 75 Fischer, Leigh Susette 66, 167, 133 Fitch, Jaffry 66 Flanagan, Julie 75 Fleming, James 75 Flewharty, Mike 76, 130 Flores, Licia 76 Floyd, Ronald 76, 150 Flynn, Tim 60, 174 Ford, Millard 76 Forsyth, Doloris 76 Forteith, Bill 60, 174 Forth, Deborah 76 Fortney, Anne 76 Foster, Nancy 66, 146 Fowler, Carolyn 76 Fowler, Mary Margaret 76 Fox, Becky 66 Froehling, Toni 66 Fry, Jean 51, 120, 125, 138, Fulcher, Clay 66, 91 , 172, 96 Fuller, Phil 60, 90, 91, 172 Fulton, Cathay 66 Fulton, Tim 76 Galbraith, Jim 171, 111 Galgan, John 76, 148 Ganaway, Robert 51, 132 Garcia, Rodger 76 Gardner, Roseanna 66, 169 Garland, Dennis 52, 172 Garvin, James 76, 110, 131 Garza, Jessica 66 Gazaway, Damon 66, 1,77 Geibel, Larry 76 George, Len 175 Getz, James 76 Gibbs, Phil 76, 98, 103, 178 Gibson, Pam 76 Giese, Kenneth 76 Gill, Marilyn 76 Gillespie, Joseph 76 Gillum, John 66 Gladen, Butch 66, 91 , 94 Glasson, John 60, 135, 145 Glenn, Chris 76, 178 Goertzen, Chris 76, 150 Goesl, Brian 60 Gohlke, Bobbie 52 Goldston, Bruce 66, 146 Goodney, David 60, 127 1 Goodney, Stephen 52, 121, 123, 124, 147 Goodwin, Stephen 76, 146 Gossett, Perry Joe 76 Gragg, Julie 66 Grant, David 66, 128, 129, 144 Grantham, Diane 66, 168 Graves, Cora 76, 152 Graves, Karen 76 Grayson, William 60 Grayson, Scott 66 Greer, Sparky 52 Griffith, John 76 Grigg, Larry 52 Griswold, Henry 76 Gross, Jeanne 77 Groves, Randall 77 Gudzin, Anita 77, 146, 148 Guilloud, Brenda 60, 168, 145 Gunn, Richard 77 Guynn, Donna 66, 144, 160 Hackney, Sharon 52, 168, 161 Haggard, Dan 60 Hagood, Patsy 60, 158 Hagood, Ralph J. 52, 89, 175 Hairston, Lucy 77 Halbert, Harriet 77 Halbert, Hollis 60, 166, 156 Hale, Wayne 60 Hall, John 52, 172 Hall, Par 169,52 Hall, Susan 60, 132 Hamilton, Marilyn 52, 166 Hamilton, Bill 60, 135, 146, 177 Hanna, Jane 77 Hardie, Bob 52, 133, 177 Hardin, David 60 Hardman, Vickie 77, 150 Hardwick, David 77 Harkinson, Jeff 52, 116, 177 Harper, Dale 60 Harper, Thomas 52 Harper, Robert 77, 146, 173 Harrington, Linda 52 Harrison, David 60, 106 Harroz, Eddie 52 Hart, James 77, 178 Hart, Mike 60, 156 Hart, William 77 Harvey, Nelda 77 Hash, Elaine 148 Haswell, Pam 60, 127, 133, Hatchette, Charlie 52 Hathaway, Pat 77 Hatt, Jeannine 66, 168 Hawley, John 52 Hayes, Diane 77 Hayes, Joel 77 Hayes, Rod 67 Hays, Steve 52, 89, 96, 172 Hayter, Mary 67, 169, 129 Hazlewood, Travis 67 Head, Jerry 60, 177 Hedemann, Julie 77 Heit, John 67, 177 Heitman, David 67, 98, 101 Heitzman, Claire 67, 167 Helms, John 77, 95, 96, 110 Henderson, James 52, 172 Henker, Diane 60, 156, 169 Henry, Kay 60, 144 Henslee, Jerry 60, 150, 152, Hensley, Janet 77 Herbst, Doug 77, 150 Heres, Lesley 67, 168 Heres, Sharyn 52, 168 Herlin, Louis 60 Hewett, Ken 67 150 177 Higginbotham, Lanham 67, 128, 141 177 Higgins, Jerry 53 Hill, Donna 60, 127, 166 Hillery, Rose Mary 77 Hines, Vick 53, 174 Hoch, Ann 77 Hoch, Jane 77 Hodges, Lynda 60 Hodges, Mark 77 Hoefer, Mary 60, 167, 133 Hoffman, Bonnie 77 Hoffman, Bill 61 Hoke, Helen 53, 167 Holland, George 67, 146 Holley, Gerald 77 Hollingsworth, Lynn 77 Johnston, Donald 67 Hollyfield, Donald 77 Johnson, Kathy 78, 146 Johnson, Pam 61, 158 Johnson, Shirley 78 Johnson, Steve 48, 61, 114, 138, 139, 141 Johnston, Barry 67, 177 Johnston Doug 78, 67, 144 Holman Barbara 78 Holman, Joseph 53, 110, 177 Holmes, James 78, 91, 94, 106 Hooper, Sam 53 Hooper, Butch 172 Hopper, Brenda 53, 169 Hopper, Jane 67 Lesly, Thomas 79 Hopson, Robert Keith 78, 110, 146 Horany, Mel 78, 105 Horn, Patricia 61, 167 Houston, Don 78 Howard, Gary 53, 147, 177 Howell, Sharon 53, 136, 132, 144 Hubert, Thomas 67, 96 Hudson, Catherine 78 Hudson, Mark 61, 98, 101 Hunt, John 67 Hunter, Mary 67 Hurst, Martha 78 Huthmacher, Marcus 78 lce, Noel 78 Imel, Deborah 78, 144 lson, Roy 78 lvey, Gail 78 lvey, Larry 175, 133 Jackson, Tommye 78, 92, 93, 94 Jacobs, Bill 67, 111, 178 Jacobson, Judi 67, 141, 160 Jamieson, Larry 61, 127, 146 Jarvis, Donald 78 Jarvis, Richard 78 Jeffery, William 78 Jeffrey, Mitch 53, 138, 139, 146, 177 Jennings, Frank 78, 110, 131 Jernigan, Ann 53, 150 Jesse, Richard 67 Jester, Tom 61 , 170 Jodry, Richard 78 Johansen, Betty 67 Johnson, Jane 53, 167 Johnson, David Carl 78, 153 Johnson, David Oran 61, 141,173 Johnson, Don 61, 171, 98, '99, 100, 102, 103, 104 Johnson, Gary 78, 146 Johnston Keith 61, 89, 90, 170 Jones, Clay 61 Jones, James 67, 92 Jones, Kathy 67, 166 Jones, Lowell 53 Jones, Marsha 61, 168 Jones, Terry 133 Jones, Robyn 61 Jones, Becky 53, 117, 121, 123, 166 Jordan, Gary 78 Jordan, George 61 Journeay, Jan 67 Justus, James 78 Justus, William 53, 173 Kamper, Thomas 61 Karnes, Shelly 53, 166, 143, 14 Keating, Duane 78 Keating, Thomas 78, 97 Kelly, Brian 61 Kelly, Tim 67 Kemp, George 78 Kerr, Kathy 67, 158, 169 Kilcrease, Kyle 79, 105 Kilpatrick, John 79 Kindred, Guy 67 King, Bruce 67, 96 King, Larry 53 Kinney, Wesley, 79, 178 Kirk, Christine 53 Kirkpatrick, Robert 79, 95 Kline, George 61 Klose, Keith 79 Koch, David 67, 98, 100, 103, 1 Kokles, Kim 79 Kolodny, Carter 79 Kooken, Robert 79 Krabbe, Marsha 79 5 71 Krabbe, Sandy 67 Kulp, Mary Anne 61,150,152 Ladd, Gerta 67, 169 Lamon, Ellen 79 Lancaster, Charles 67, 177 Landess, Sherma 67 Landry, Bruce 68, 173 Lane, John 68 Laney, Rebecca 79 Lange, Sally 61,131 Langenfeld, Chris 168, 53 Langston, Donald 53 La Tournerie, Gerald 68 Lattimore, John 68 Layton, Velta 79 Lazenby, Virginia 68, 168 Least, David 53, 174 Lee, Bruce 61,171 Lett, Nancy 79 Lenoir, Walter 79 Lentz, Paul 61, 171 Leonard, Robert 68 Letzerich, Ned 54, 111 Leucht, Charles 79 Levy, Don 79 Lewis, Thomas 54, 135, 176 Lilley, Tom 54 Lilly, Franklin 79 Lincecum, Mary 79 Lindley, Steven 79 Linman, Kathy 68, 152 Little, Barrett 79 Lively, Robert 79 Loaring-Clark, Suzanne 54, 169, Lockhart, Betty 54, 167 Lockhart, John 68 Lockhart, Lyn 54, 167 Lokey, Chris 79 Lopez, Manuel 79, 146 Lower, David 79, 98, 101 Lozano, Carlos 79 Lutz, Albert 79, 147 Lytel, Melody 68 McCarley, Susan 80 McCarthy, Margaret 54 141 Magga rd, Nancy 166 McCarthy, Osler 80 McClenclon, Sam 54, 150 McCook, Betsy 61 , 166 McCord, Karen 80, 146 McCracken, Elizabeth 68 McCracken, Vance 54, 124, 150, 152 159, 177 McCracken, Margaret 80, 168 McDaniel, Richard 80 McDonald, Carol 68, 128 McEntire, Dennis 54 McGee, Stan 61, 177 McGirk, Cactus 68 McGrew, Marilyn 80 McGuigan, Janie 68 Mclntosh, Cheri 80 McKee, Barbara 80 McKee, Darwin Layne 80 McKinney, Ross 68, 108, 173, 177 McLeod, John 54, 115, 122, 124, 141, 146, 173 McCloughlin, Mary 80 McNabb, Janet 80 McNeely, Carol 68, 167 McNeill, Joseph 54, 145, 176 McSpadden, Patrick 80 Macha, Andrew 68 Maclin, Susie 68 Mahatfey, Keith 80, 178 Mallet, Jane 68, 176 Mallett, Barbara 68, 169 Mamlin, Sharon 80 Maness, Joseph 54, 150, 153, 174 Maret, Mary Lee 54, 169 Marietta, Rick 61, 133 Marquis, David 80 Marquis, Bill 61, 110, 135,146 Martin, Jim 68 Martin, Stacey 80 Marushia, Patrick 68, 93, 178 Mast, Jane 54, 166 Mathews, Karen 80 Maxwell, James 80 Mayfielcl,iNathaniel 80, 146 Mays, Mark 54, 120 Mead, Mal 54, 177 I Meade, Joe 61, 171 Mebane, Bette 61 , 141, 168 Medcalt, Greta Suzanne 80 Meek, Kay 61, 127, 169 Melanson, Christian 68 Mellina, Richard 68 Meng, Bill 62, 170 Mercer, Frank 80 Michero, Randy 80 Miller, Sally 80, 131 Miller, Theodore 80, 96 Miller, Tim 68 Millikan, Steven 80 Mitchell, Elbert 62 Mitchell, Leslie 80 Mitchell, Sandy 54 Mock, Linda 80 Moffett, Ann 68, 168 Moon, Gerald 54, 147 Gordon 62, 121, 132, 133 James W. 81, 178 Jerry 62, 90, 92, 175, 96 Mike 54, 90,111,146 Moore, Moore, James M. Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Robin 81 Moran Mark 81 Morbeck, Robert 81, 105 Moreland, Robert 81 Morgan, Jacky 81 , 98 Morgan, Melinda 68, 145 Navarre, Ricky 68, 128, 129 Navey, Allen 69, 177 Neely, Leota 69 Neill, Connie 55 Neill, Ronnie 81 Neubach, Paul 62, 90, 171 Newman, James 81, 106 Newman, Joel 81 Newman, John 81 Newman, Nancy 69, 166 Newton, Mandy 69, 168, 135 Nicely, Rodney 81 Nichols, Alice 69, 167 Nicholson, Gail 55, 121, 125, 169 Nisbet, Sharon 69, 166 Nix, George 81, 96 Nobles, Jane 62, 166 Nolen, Romona 81 Norman, Charles 69 Norman, Diana 55, 166 Norton, John 55, 62, 171, 135 Norton, Linda Nuber, H. Dein 55 Nurre, Pat 175 Nystrom, Beth 81 Oakes, Tim 81 Oberg, Sharon 69, 135, 169 O'Dell, Linda 69 Olander, Rosie 69, 108, 168 Morris, Charles 81, 110, 131 Morris, Paul 55, 143 Morris, Milynda 81 Morrow, John 81, 178 Morse, David 68 Moseley, Rebecca 81 Moseley, Robert 62, 132 Mueller, Sally 68, 166 Muller, Patricia 81 Munoz, Martha 68, 146, 148 Murphy, Julie 55, 125, 168, 121, 132, 134 Murphy, Richard 68, 175 Murray, Susan A. 62 Nabers, Nan 81 Nall, Lance 81 Nau, Cornelius 81 Olds, Beth Ann 69, 168 Olsen, Linda 81 O'Neal, Nina 69 Owen, Lane 69 Owen, Kathye 69, 166 Owen, Melvin 81 Page, Ricky 62, 90, 170 Pappas, Connie Jo 81 Parker, Michael 81 , 147 Parks, Wayne 69, 177 Parnell, Kathy 69, 168 Parr, Bill 69 Patrick, Debbie 62, 166 Patterson, David 69, 172 Patterson, Paulea 62, 127, 133 Patterson, Robert 69, 176 Paul, Peggy 82 Pavletich, Pruett 62, 132 Payne, Cyndee 82 Pearson, Laurie 82 Peck, Kathy 69 Peeples, Dick 55, 118, 122, 141, 177 Pegelow, Win 62, 146 Perrett, Dan 82 Peters, Dawson 82 Peterson, Robert 69 Phelps, Charles fChuckJ 69, 143, 175 Philley, John 82 Phillips, Leanne 55, 171 Pierce, Arthur 82, 110 Pierce, Tom 82 Rivera, Richard 82 David 82, 91, 97, 106 Robbins, Roberts, Ann 69, 166 Roberts, Gary 62 Roberts, James 82 Roberts, Roberts, Karen 55, 169 Bill 82, 105 Robettson, Anna 82 Rodgers, William 83 Roe, Larry 55, 171 Roeder, Robert 55, 117, 121, 1 132 Roeder, Susan 82, 117,131 Rogers, Robert 82 Rohner, Mary 83 Plattner, Lisa 82 Plunkett, Stephen 69 Portnoy, Ronald 55 Poteet, Latricia 62 Preston, Edward 69, 129, 153 Preston, John 69 Preston, Robert 62 Priddy, Peggy 69 Prud'homme, Ann 82 Pyeatt, Woody 69, 135 Rabb, Clint 62, 150, 153 Radighieri, Alex 55 Rain, Lucy 55, 169 Rairigh, Barbara 82 Rattie, Margaret 82 Rauscher, Barbara 69 Rawiszer, Patti 82 Rawson, Anne 82 Ray, Robert 82 Read Becky 82 Reed Dave 62 Reed Brother Dave 62, 177 Reed, Don 62 Reed, Ronald 82, 106 Reedy, Randy 69, 97, 106 Reid, Thomas 82 Reina, Carlos 69 Richards, Jim 62, 121, 126, 132, 175 Richardson, Chris 62, 166, 159 Richter, Paul 82 Riddel, Ann 82 Riley, Helen 62 Ringueberg, Lucia 82 Roosevelt, Susan 83 Rosalez, Jose 62, 147, 173 Ross, Mary 70 Ross, Polly 128 Ross, Suzanne 83 Rothmann, Robert 70 Rowland, Carl 55, 171 Rowland, Robert 62 Rumph, Kathleen 62 Rushing, Bill 83 Russell, Wade H. 83 Rutledge, Mike 62 Ryburn, Mac 70, 110 Rydman, Chrissy 70, 168 Rymal, Joe 83 Sabbagh, Nehem 70, 177 Salome, Rick 70, 170 Sammons, Charles 62, 172 Sample, Paul 70, 176 Saunders, Charles 83 Saxton, Butch 55 Schaffer, Ken 62, 177 Schiff, Steve 62, 97, 175 Schoettle, Anna 70, 144, 167 Schreiber, Charles 70, 172, 94 Schuster, Mary 83, 150 Scoma, Bonnie 70, 129 Scott, Nancy 55, 168 25, 175, Seaholm, Megan 63, 116, 122, 141, 159, 169 Sears, Doyle Ann 83 Seastrunk, Brenda 83 Sebastian, Ann 63, 166 Seever, Norton 63, 106, 176 Sefrna, Mike 83 Seitsinger, Dick 63, 170 Selcer, Rick 70, 128, 177 Self, Gerald 55, 152 Shapley, James 70, 105 Sharkitt, Ruth 55 Shaw, Carrol 70 Shaw, Ronald 56, 176 Sheffield, Bob 56, 89, 106, 170 Sheridan, John 63 Sherwood, Mike 70 Short, Ettie 63 Shotton, Anne 63, 148 Shreffler, Marta 83 Siler, Joel 83 Silverman, Pat 70 Simmons, David 83 Simpson, Gail 56, 143, 167 Sisk, Dana 70 Skeen, William 56, 172 Skender, Don 63 Skiles, David 63 Skinner, Harry 70 Skinner, Mike 63, 90, 153, 175 Slade, Ted 70 Slaughter, Ann 83 Sleeper, David 83 Smith, Barbie 56, 168, 161 Smith, Charles 83 Smith, Doug 70 Smith, Brooks 70 Smith, Jeff 70, 92, 146 Smith, Kathleen 83, 130, 131 smith, Mark 70, 135 Smith, Melinda 70, 168 Smith, Paula 70, 168 Smith, Sandy 83 Smith, Terry 83, 150 Smith, William 63, 177 Snell, Nancy 63, 132 Snider, Robert 70 Snow, Barbara 83 Snyder, Brian 70 Somers, Carole 83 Southwick, Linda 63, 133, 150, 152 Speer, Margaret 83 Speert, Zora 70 Spencer, Ann 83 Tripp, Lynn 71, 169 Spencer, David 70 Sperberg, Roger 70, 158, 176 Spiller, Cathy 70 Squires, Rob 83, 147 Stallard, Gary 70, 95, 171 Stallings, Mary Helel 83 Starr, Ann 83, 146 Staton, Betty 56, 133 Steele, Sammy 84 Stell, Mary Ann 56, 125, 175 Stephens, Jill 70, 158, 168, 158 Stevenson, Sara 70 Stewart, Kathy 70, 166 Stewart, Marcia 56 Stewart, Marilyn 84 Stewart, Shelby 84 Stewart, Roberick 56, 177 Stillinger, James 84 Stirman, Monty 71 , 110, 1 50, 153 Stirman, Jerry 56, 175 Stinson, Jim 84, 178 Thornton, Sandra 84 Tice, Jo Beth 71, 143 Titus, Jack 71 Todd, Cathy 56, 166, 133 Todd, Elizabeth 84 Todd, Bill 71 Tompson, Pat 63 Toon, Mike 56, 89, 172, 93, 106 Torrez, Rebecca 84 Townsend, Pat 167 Tressler, Sam 84, 131 Trimmier, Paul 84 Tsukahara, Bill 56 Tucker, Terry 63, 166 Tucker, Tia 84, 146 Tully, Pat 84, 105, 106 Twadell, Bruce 84 Tyas, Howard Wm. 85 Tyson, Lynn 71, 160, 166 Weigel, Jay 71 , 93, 178 Wells, Mariznne 71 Wendell, Donald J. 57, 171 West, David 85 West, Greg 71, 136 Wheeler, Michele 85 White, Carol 85 White, Thomas 85 Whitehurst, John 85, 148 Whitmore, Susan 63, 119, 138, 166 Whitworth, Linda 85 Wieland, Brad 63, 171, 105 Wilborn, Paul 57 Wilcox, Paul 63, 173 Wilde, Diana 71, 168 Wilkins, Earl 85 Wilkinson, Michael 71 Williams, Gail 63, 159, 143 Williams, Gerald 85 Williams, Scott 71 Wilson, Earl S. 63 Wilson , Jimmy 57, 98, too, Stitt, Susan 84 Stoddard, Richard 56, 150 Stone, Helen 84, 148 Stones, Fred 84 Storey, John 56, 175 Streckert, Bill 56, 121, 123, Street, Cheryl 84 Streit, Ken 71 , 170, 106 Stroube, Hugh 56, 174 Stryker, Roger Wm. 84 124, 133 Swann, Bill 63, 98, 99, 100, 102, 103, 171 Swirczynski, Mary 84 Syblik, Ann 71 Sykes, Dan 71, 171 Taliaterro, Denise 84 Tallon, Pat 84 Tayloe, Jenny 84 Taylor, Ernest 63 Umphress, George Wayne 56 Van Schoick, Robert 85, 93, 94, 106 Venable, James 85 Vendrell, Mike 130, 131 Vick, Bill 85 Vik, David A. 85 Vik, Susan 56, 156, 169 Vitek, Laurie Lee 85 Wakefield, Albert 63, 132 'waiaa Rick 56, 175 Walker, Harold 57 Walker, Lynda 85 Walker, Suzanne 57, 166 Walsh, Terrie 71 Walter, Craig 71 Ware, Ann 57, 168 Ware, Nancy 57 Wilson, Malcolm 85 Wilson, Steven 71 Wilson, Susan 71, 168 Wingard, Judy 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