as WC 500 it . . . A . A place different to each of us, yet one which holds a common core of meaning to all who know it well. A place which, in four years, becomes more than a university . . . it becomes a way of life. . and of living. It is a life . of Joy in achievement, in victory, in friendship . 0f Struggle for grades, for honor, for recoghition . 0f Familiarity with cracked, aged buildings, 8:00 oiclock Classes and coffee breaks . of Excitement in football, May Day elections, and that cute blind date. All mingle to give personal significance to university so that it becomes not a vague, indefinite word, but a living reality. Thus the purpose of this book . . . to preserve a life of living memories. OurSymboI........ Long life . . . full of love. FRAN NORRIS Editor AN EDUCATOR. . . .one who has shown the way, both by example and by instruction, to better understanding of life through an educated mind. . . . AN ARTIST. . . .who not only conducts and composes music but a man to whom music is a spiritualforse, and a greatly enriching power. . . . A DEDICATED MAN. .. .who has given his life to music and can imagine no existence that woulddt allow musical experience. . . . AN INSPIRATION. .. .who has instilled a love for music and who has continually sought to broaden and strengthen the Baylor student culturally. . . . For this and much more, we respectfully and humbly dedicate this book. . . . Dam Daniel Sternlwry In additioh +0 speaking German, French, and Malian. Dean Sfernberg teaches Russian. Dean Siernberg rehearse; +he orchesfra for fhe Van Cliburn concert g The Dean was graduated with honors from the Vienna Nafional Academy and did graduafe work af Vienna University and sfudied privafely wifh music masters. To Dean Daniel Sternberg . . . . . . Thus We Dedicate . . . The University Campus Moods Faculty and Administration. Classes Law School Business School Nursing School Limelight Beauty Whoss Who Organizations Government Publications Clubs Football Basketball Track Baseball Other sports Activities ff mm THE UNIVERSITY eigmw MW ya? 48,. Mi; El? m; w y k x , A. university is a concourse-a coming together of men and minds. Baylor is such a place-Where, through the collision of ideas and minds, men grow in intellect and spirit. Many men. Many minds . . . U; I 3.: Jemd Traditional . . . EAYLQRUNV i . . VERS 303$ DBRMlTok Housma a mus swam mm PROJECT N09 TgXAS mm: EASTERwoongasmmgwsiim ' ARleTECTS w EQGIgg; m ERT msmac ' ., $?ng mama New... We are Quiet . . . 16 Rowdy . . . Carefree . . . 8 Thoughtful . . . I9 21 To Learn . . . Years 22 The meaning of . . . R E... T A M A M L A O k. a e d n a .m r e m A Exemplified in Baylor educators... 24 Faculty President Of The University William R. Whife 26 Executive Vice-President Of The University Abner V. McCall 27 Judge McCall confers wifh members of fhe Board of Trusfees. Picfured are l. fo r.. A. Grady Yafes, Secrefary, Hilfon E. Howe I Chairman of 1he Board. Judge McCall, Dr. Wallace BasseH, and Rev. Charles L. Cockrell. Board Of Trustees Joe L. Allbritton, Houston Woodson Armes, Fort Worth Wallace Bassett, Dallas E. B. Burleson, Waco Dr. M. B. Carroll, Dallas DeWitt Clark, Waco Rev. Charles L. Cockrell, Garland Carr P. Collins, Dallas Dr. W. A. Ctiswell, Dallas Clifton Dennard, Dallas Harlon M. Fentress, Waco John B. Fisher, Waco Judge A. J. Folley, Amarillo Frank Guittard, Victoria Earl C. Hankamer, Houston T. J. Harrell, Fort Worth Cecil M. Higginbotham, Dallas Dr. A. J. Holt, Waco Hilton E. Howell, Waco Noble Hurley, Dallas Horace K. Jackson, Gatesville T. E. Kennedy, Houston J. Sayles Leach, Houston Rev. James Leavell, San Angelo Ralph B. Lee, Houston R. H. Linam, Waco Orba Lee Malone, El Paso D. K. Martin, Waco Dr. George Mason, Dallas Dr. Ray V. Mayfield, Houston Dr. W. W. Melton, Waco Arthur Mitchell, Waco Mrs. James T. Mixson, Waco Mr. W. Carlos Morris, Jr., Houston Ray Parker, Odessa J. W. Patterson, McAllen J. Newton Rayzor, Houston Wm. J. JBillJ Reddell, San Antonio Ross M. Sams, Waco Claude Segrest, Waco Dr. William Shamburger, Tyler Carlton Smith, Waco Ware Sutherland, Irving John S. Tanner, Dallas Judge E. E. Townes, Dallas Dr. Wm. B. Traynham, Pasadena Rev. Brooks Wester, Houston Dr. E. H. Westmoreland, Houston Ben H Wooten, Dallas Dr. John M. Wright, Port Arthur A. Grady Yates, Waco Clare H. Zachry, Dallas Roy J. McKnighf Financial ViceAPresIdenf Monroe S. Carroll Provosf George M. Smifh Dean of lnsfrucfion Administration Alfon B. Lee Regisfra r W. T. Gooch Foreign Sfudenfs Adviser 30 Q 1: ; K , ,3 v. an as Dr. Leonard A. Duce Dean of Graduafe School W. C. Perry Dean 0? Men Dr. W. J. Wimpee Assistanf to Presidenf Mrs. Joyce Packard Dean of Women N. Lee Dunham Direcfor of Promotions 31 n a .m a r mqm nUvL RW em oe CV si on RU 9 n .m a q In C .m n w H .m Mp .m m B ac. r '0 LI w sm m er ..m I Nm +,m C 8 r1 Ie MU o M H .rm nn ED .L mw r . D R0 r .d 00 se N.T rr I .f MD En m Wm aw MA AbboH, Adair. Adams. Adams. Albert Arms+rong Arringfon, Baker. Baker. Thomas B. J. B., Sudie, Warren. LaVerne Mrs. A. J. Douglas. Mrs. Kafhryn. Paul. PhD.. Speech PhD. MA, Classics MA, MA, Armsfronq MS, , MFA, Che? Radio Religion Spanish Spanish Bioloqy Browning Library Physics Mafh Drama BaRoli. Bean. Belew, Benue. Bianchi. BilesI Black. Black. Blanks. Lino, KenneH'I. John S.. Miklos, Mrs. Elizabefh. Raymond E.. Olive. Sadie Jo, Tifia. Music PhD. PhD.. Music MS. Physical . Direcfor. MA, Horne MA. Home Psychology Chemisfry EducaHon Educafion .Womens Food Economics Economics Service Bond. Bragg. Branfield. Brigham. Bronaugh. Brown. Brown. Burke. Capp, T- J-. . D.. Kafhorine. Mrs. Lucille, R. L.I Bryce. P. D.. Mrs. Cecil May. Mri. Thelma. PhD., PhD.. Chairman Music MA, MA, PhD., MA, MA. MA. Chemisfry His+ory Mafh Geology Biology Religion Speech. Radio Speech, Rad? Burke. BuHer. Cagle. Cannon. Caskey, Chafin, Chambers. Cherry. Clark. Mrs. N. T., Roy A, P,I Berfa Mae. Edna. MarieHa. Ca+herine. H. D.I F. A.. M5. PhD., Chairman PhD.. 'Chairman MA, MA. English MA. MA. Mafh Library Classics Polifical Science Spanish English History PoliHcal Science Calvin, Herberf. PhD, Music Dawson. W. Read. PhD.. Educafion Calvin. Mrs. Mary. Music Derby. Mrs. Nadine. MM. Music Consfanfine. Mrs. Guyon, MA, Eng Iish Dixon. J. W.. PhD.. Geology Corfwrighf. Richard. MA. Liferacy Cenfer DuBois. Travis. Assisfa nf Dean of Men Cox, Esfaline. MA. Libra ry Duce. Leonard A.. PhD.. Philosophy Crowder. W. MS. Biology Duggan. Clara. Assisfan+ Reqisfrar wyer. ddie. hD., Chairman 'eligion Eakin. Chades. 6.. MA. Music Frankel, Winfon. Speech- Radio Emmons. Marfha. English Franklin, Thomas C.. PhD.. Chemistry MS, Physical Educafion Garland. J. J. EdD.. Physical Educafion Fergeson. . L.I DRE. Religion Gibson. John W.. MM. Music Fisher. Elmer. MA. Classics Goeffing, M. L.I Dean School of Educafion Flynn. Roberf. MA. Drama Goods. Cbmenf. PhD.. English Classics Duncan. Mrs. Bruce. Polifical Science Davidson. Floyd. PhD.. Bioloqy Dunham. N. Lee. Direcfor of Promofions Faculty Fox, Leland, MM, Music Geode. Mrs. Jane. English Fox, Mrs. Wanda Music Hand. Jack. PhD.. Psychology Haney, Hanna. Hannah Harrison. Harrison, Herring. Hickey, Hickey. Hope. Huang. Edna. Ben M.. Mrs. Jo. Guy. W. C.. Jack. J. R.. Mrs. Pafricia. Lannes, Walfer T.. MA. PhD., English MA, Religion Phd. Armsfronq MS BA. PhD.. Assisfanf PhD. English EducaHon Hisfory Browning Library Mafh Mafh Dean of Men Geology Hughes, Humphrey. Hunf. Hursf. Johnson. Kappes. Karaffa. Kennerly. Kersey, Kilqore. Hughie. Mrs. Stella, Arch W Mrs. Fannie. C. D. Eveline, F. J.. Thomas, Jr.. W. H.. William J., PhD. English Direcfor of PhD.. PhD.. Chairman EdD, Physical ME. Physical PhD. BA, PhD.. Chairma EducaHon Placemenf Biology Socilology Educafion EducaHon Biology Chemis+ry Philosophy 4 l J Knepper, Lee. Les+er. Livanqood. Lona. E.. Lynn, McAfee, McClung. McElhannon, Markham, Noah. AHon 8.. Russell, Geraldine, HudsonI Ralph. L., James L.. J., Cloyd. J. C.. Robert MM. Regisfrar ThD., MM PhD. Chairman. PhD., PhD., MA. PhD., DMusI Music Religion Music English Hisfory Chemisfry Library Educa+ion Music Maan. Mafhis, Mehaffy, Menefee, Miller. Miller, Miller. Misenheimer. Moore, Wood. Philip. Mrs. R. L. Mrs. A. J., Bill. Mrs. L. T.. Robert T.. Rufh. James 3.. Donald L. Mrs. Veva. MA, Direcfor, Union French MS. Physical MS Chairman PhD.. PoMical MM, MA, MA. MLS. German Building Education Home Economics! Science Music English Music Library Pearson Mr. Physics Regan. W J.. MS. Geology core. Moore, Morkm. Moser. Murray, Naylor. Ousley, Packard, Packard, rs. Mary, Sue, John H.I LeslieI Mrs. Lois. Pafricia. John W.l Mrs. Joyce, Robert 6.. A, MA. MA. PhD; MA, MM. ThD.. Dean PhD.. glish Library Math Psychology English Music Religion of Women Physics ' rkins. Perry, Pe+ers. Piazza. Pope. Porfer. Powers, Proudfif, Qualls. one. W. C.I Oliver Tina. Darrell. Euell. J. T.. Mary Ellen. Buckley. A. Physical Dean MA. Music BS inLS. MM. EdD., Physical MM, Direcfor, ucafion of Men English Library Music Educafion Music Burleson Hall F eeves. Reader. Reid, Rice, Rober+son, Rober'rson. Rouse, Rouse. Russ, rs. Jean. Charles E.. Robert Sheila, Mrs. Marfha. Henry L.. Roscoe, Thelma Ruih. Mrs. Shirley, A. PhD.. MA. BS. Physical English PhD. Chairman. MA, MA, MA. Physical Iqlish Chemisfry Hisfory Educafion French Library Educafion Education Insom. Sanders, Sanfy, Schwefman. Sendon. Sheefs. Shepherd. Shepherd Shuford. .. Reiha, Mrs. Alfa, Herberi D., A. R.. Mrs. Esfher. James L.. Mrs. James Haywood, MS, Home MA. PhD.. Chairman MA. Chairman BS in LS, DUP. PhD. Chairman MA, Economics Library Physics Spanish Library French German Philosophy Russell, Lloyd C.I EdD.. Chairman Physical Educafion ShuH-z, Irvin T.. PhD.. Psychology Simpson. Single+on, Smith. Smith. Smi+h. Smifh, Smifh, Smifh. Smi+h, Spain. Sfephens, Mrs., Gordon G Bernard Charles 6.. Cornelia M.. Mrs. Elizabe+h, G, M,, John T.l Mrs. Curfis, Rufus. W. ., Home PhD., BPh. PhD, PhD.. MA, PhD. MA, Library MA, PhD., Chairma Economics Music MusTc English Bioloqy English Dean of Enqlish Hisfory Chemishy Educafion lnsfrucfion S+erling. SHne. SHnsonl S+okes, S+ova ! S+ova . S+raHon, S+refch, Shicltland, Suifs. SuHon, Mac, Lulu. Mrs. Earl. George, J. 0.. Mrs. Sfella. David B.I Lorena. C. 6., Tommie, Lois. PhD MA, Music PhD., Speech- MS. Physical English PhD.. PhD.. PhD., Journalism PhD., Psycholoqy Library Radio Educa+ion Hisfory EducaHon Educafion French 4 Tassin. Tafe, Thomas. Thompson. Thorn. Tolar. Talbert Turner, Tweedie, Ven'ring. Walker. Raymond, Mrs. Leone, W. J.l E. Bruce. Laurlee. W. 3.. Charles. William. Virqin L.I Alberf. Thomas F.. J.. MA., MA, Home PhD. Chairman PhD., MA. MA, PhD., MA. PhD, ThD., PhD., Journalism Economics Journalism His'rory Philosophy Religion Sociology Mafh Chemisfry Music Spanish West , Wesferfield. Whife. Widner, Wienandi'. Willers. Williams. Wood. Wood. WoocHrinl Yafes. Joseph, Bufler, Bon-Jean. William R.. E'wyn A.. Jack C.. Walier J E. 0.. James E.I Yandell, Kyle M.. PhD.. s+uden+ MA, PoliHcal BS in Ls. PhD.. ' PhD-- MA. PhD.. Chairman. ?th ThD.. .ThD.. PhD.. Counseling Science Library Biology Music Classics Ma'rh Psychology Religion Reliqion Religion Some have more infeHecfual forfifude fhan ofhers. KQKBXKK If you had come in 3? 9 o'clock you would need fresh air foo. General Lee saw few baHles comparable fo regisfrafion. 38 Could +hey be playing dominoes in Hae UB7 A conscienfious sfudenf +akes pari' in campus acfivi- fies by vofing in an imporfanf election. Lesiure iime! Sfudenfs in he Baylor Drug. Members of flue sophomore dass cas+ disparaging iooks 3+ Hue 63 Jubilee . w cw .. .mmaw y. , . Tommy Cawood. Coy Dillard. Walfer Gibson. Barbara Carey, Liz Sprouls. and Susan Beggs sfarf Corrigan Weekend acfivii'ies off th a BANG! 39 4O ALBRITTON. C. E. Waco ALEMAN, FRANK. JR.. Waco ATTLEE. WILLIAM A.. Waco AU, FLORENCE. Waco BAER. HERBERT PAIGE. Macon. Georgia BAIRD ROBERT. Waco BENITO. SABADO 5.. Hlolo. Philippines BENTLEY. JULIAN RICHARD. A+1an+a. Texas BOREN. JAMES S.. Barksdale CARDEN. BILL, Waco CASTELLO. SHERRY. Waco CHAFIN. MARIETTA. Porf 5+. Joe. Florida COATES. KENNETH PAUL. Teague COLE. SHEILA. Beaver, Oklahoma COOK. ALAN N.. Waco DANUSUBROTO. MARJANI. Waco DEERING. DOROTHY. Silver Springs. Maryland DIGHTON. GAYLON. Lakewood. Colorado DOLBY. JIM. Waco FOX. EMILY. San AmLonio FOX. JANIE. San Anfonio HAYWORTH. RONALD LEE. Kerman. California HWANG. PHILIP T. R.. Taipeh. Formosa JOHNSON. KAY. Memphis. Tennessee JONES. THEISS L.. Abiiene KO. PAK-HONG. Bangkok, Thiland KEMP, LOIS AlLEEN. PraHsviHe. Arkansas LEE. JEFF M.. FarmerviHe. Louisiana LENGEFELD. WILLIAM CHRIS. Coleman MATSUDIN FUJIO ALEX. Kyofo. Japan MATSUMOTO. FUSAE, Fukuoka Japan MATSUMOTOL KAN Fukuoka. Japan PICKLE. PAT. Siioam Springs. Arkansas POWELL, DAVID. Waco RICE. SHEILA. Waco SANTUCHO. OSCAR. Cordoba, Argenfina SHARP. EMMETT F. Waco SINCLAIR. LONNIE. Sulphur Springs SPECK. NELDA FAYE, Waco STEWART. JERRY R.. Ben+on. Arkansas THWEATT. JOHN H., Waco TSENG. GEORGE. Singapore. Malaya WALDREP. PATRICK. Waco WHITMAN, WESLEY H.. San Angelo WOLFE. NORA ESTELLE. Housfon YIM. NELSON C. F.. Hong Kong YOUNG. CLEMENT, Kowloon, Hong Kong Spring SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW 1: Fran Norrisl Repor+ew Diane Mor+on, Secretary; Sharon SmHh, Treasurer; ROW 2: Mike ElIison, Vice-Presidenf; Harry Greene. Presidenf Fall LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Tally, Reporfer: Fran Norris. Secrefary: Emily Taylor, Treasurer: Don Bouldin. President Jim Kleypas, Vice-Presidenf 43 ADAMS. BETTY JO. Waco Mafh 8 Educafion. Physics 8 French Ma+h Club ADAMS. JOHN ROBERT. Lubbock Religion. Hisfory 8 Engiish ALCORN, LEONARD DUANE, Karnack Religion 8 Hisfory: English-Minisferial Alliance ALLEN. DUNCAN P.. Housfon ' English, Chemisfry 8 Frenchh-Pre-Med Club I957-58. Vice-Presude Can+erbury Association. President 1959-60 ALLEN. EDWARD. Washingfon, D.C. Religion 3 Sociology. Greek B.R.H. Choir. Freshman B.S.U. Coun- Execufive B.S.U. Council ALLEN, SYLVIA SUE. Mt Pleasanf Educafion. English ANDERSON. TERRY WILLIAM. Crosby Music Educafion-Baylor Golden Wave Band. Baylor Orches+ra, Kappa Kappa Psi ANDERSON, DONALD RAY. Waco Psychology. Religion ANDREWARTHA. JOHN M.. H. Wor+h Religion. Sacred Music-Golden Wave Band. Minis+erial Alliance ANDREWS, ELLEN. Tyler Hisfory 8 Lafin; Bards 8: Rhapsody: Chi's. Social Chairman a Parliamentarian: Afhenean: Acappella Choir '56-'57: Chamber Ch- Classics Club. President Columbus Avenue Youfh Council ANDREWS. KAY GEAN. Hearne English-Educafion. Spanish Del+a Alpha PI, Sigma Delfa Pi, Cha Choir. Acapella Choir ANTHONY. DAVID WESLEYl Monahans Religion. Sacred Music-Sabre Air Squadron. Chaplain and Secrefa Sevenfh and James College Council; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Sec fary: Chapel Choir ARTHUR. PAUL 0.. Wes+ Educafion 8: Hisfory, English-Sophomore Honors; Kappa Delfa President Deank Honor Lisf AVERY, LYNN. Panama Cify. Florida Elemenfary Educafion. Psychology 8x Spanish-isi Chi, Social Chairm- BABIN, BEVERLY. Houdon Drama. Speech 2i Radio Pi Alpha Lambda. Neophyfes. Bayl Theafre BAGWELL. JOHN CLAUDE, Dallas Hisfory 8 Educafion. Philosophy-Tryon Coferie. President Circle Arfs and Science RepresenfaHve +o Sfudenf Congress, Sophomo Honors, Who's Who Nominee, B.S.U. Evaluafion Commiffee, Sigma P lofa. President Men's I.C.C. BAIRRINGTON.RUTH. Greeley. Colorado English 8: Journalism-Housewife. Mofher, Waco Camp Fire Girls BARKERI CHRISTEL SOTCHER BALL. LINDA. Cleburne Hisfory, Psychology-Chi's. Freshman Chapel Choir BALL. VARL L.. Cassville. Missouri Hisfory 8 Religion BALLOU. WILLIAM EUGENE. McKinney Elemenfary Educafion, Spanish Friday Nighf Missions BANTk. BYRON, Marshall Hisfory. Religion BARNES. JERRY C.. FayeHeVille. Tennessee Mafhmafics. Physics-Circle K BEACH, BERNICE. Ellisfon. Kenfucky Biology. Psychology Tri Befa CKHAM. BILL. PiHsburg sfory XI ReligiongEnglish President Minisferial Alllance VIce- PreSI- nf, Seventh SI James College CouncilICoaChairman Preparafion MISSIons Emphasis Week EVER. GEORGE ANNl Dublin sno XI Composifion IMu Phi EpsilonIAlpha Chi-Alpha Lambda .lfa-Freshman BSU Council, I957I-Music COIChairman for Religii- 5 Week. I959 NNETT. MAX L.. Kingsville WIGeologyIAlpha Phi OmegaIPi Lambda Sigma. v.p. LUNGS, MONA. Housfon -menfary EducafionISpanish-Chi's IChapel ChoirIHouse Council NGHAM. JANIS. Longview ijng lish ACKBURN. ARCHIE 8.. Lake Jackson hemisfry IBAJIMafhmchs-Alpha Chi-vBRH Choir ACKWOOD. BEVERLY, Henderson emenfary EducafionISpanishIBRH ChoIr-Volunfeer Mission Banda -U Councitho Chairman. Missions Emphasis Week-Chi's. Secrefary .venfh 8I James College Council ANKENSHIP. DAVID C., AHanfa. Georgia eligion-Philosophy 00TH. CAROLYN - ucafion-H isfory-BSU OULDIN DONALD GLENN. Waco nglish 8: HisforyIReligIon-Clrcle K PreSIdenf of SenIor Class for all SemesferIFocus Week CommIHee OWLINE. CAROLYN. Pine Bluff. Ark. nglish 8I Educafion-ISpanish--Alexander House CouncilISohp. Honors 5U Execufive Council BRH Choir-Oraforio Chorus-Mu Phi Epsi- on. Hisforian-Sevenfh SI James College Council RACK, O.M.. JR., Housfon hemisfry 8t English-Biology 8I French-Alpha Phi Omega. Corres- Ionding Secrefary -RANCH, GLENDA, Freepori Iemenfary EducaHonIEnglishIChi's Service Club-Baylor Bards 8I 'hapsody in Whife 'RANDES. SHIRLEY, El Paso lemenfary Educafion 8I ArfISpanishINpha ChiIKappa Delfa PEI ice Pres.-Npha Lambda DelfaISigma DeHa PI. Secrefary-Chi's ervice Club 'RAWN. MARY JO, Bayfown lemenfary Educafion-Sociology R'IGHT. JOHN PRESTON. Forf Worfh ociologyIReligion BRINSON. RELDA, Midland DramaIArf-Chi's-Baylor Theafer-Round Up. '58-'59 BROWN, GLENN. Denison ChemisfryIBiology-Soph. HonorsIBefa Be+a Befa BROWN. MAX LYNN. Abilene HisforyIReligionIBaylor Chamber 0+. CommerceIBaylor A Cappella Choir, '58-'59IChapel Choir. '58359-Honor Council. '57-'58IFocus Week Commiffee-Minisferial Alliance BROWN. SANDRA MARLENE. Longview, Washingfon Elemenfary Educafion-English-Kappa Delta Pi BROWN. TOMMY T.. Az+ee, Mexico Physical Educafion-EducaHonIBasebaH BRYANT, JOHN LEE, Lamesa Organ 8: Applied MusicIBaylor Bards BI RhapsodyIAccompanIsih- Oraforio Chorus-Npha ChiEBaylor Chapfer of +he American Guild of Organisfs BUCK. EDWARD LYLE. JR.. Chillicofhe. Mo. PsychoIogyIReligionIJr. Class Pres.-Foo+baH-BSU Missions- MInisferial Alliance BURKES, ERNEST JEFFERSON. JR., Cameron Pre-DenfalILafinIBefa Befa Befa-Chapel Choir Seniors CAMPBELL, F. GREGORY. Tampa, Florida Hisfory-EngIishHPhibsophy--Reiigion German-AIpha Chi. Pr denF-Minisferial Alliance. Vice-presidenF-Circle K. Secrehary Kappa Del+a Pi Gamma Mu-Philosophy CIub-$even+h 8 Ja College Councilu-Vth's Who CAMPBELL, RAMAH NEALE, Mexia English EducaHon Speech CANNADAY. WILLIAM LOWELLl Housfon PhHosophy. Religion CANNON, DALE WRIGHT. Odessa Art Educa'rion CANNON. LARRY ALAN, Odessa Petroleum Engineering CANTRELL, MARY LYNN, San Anionic Mafh. History, Educafion; Spanish-Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda De CANTRELL. ROBERT PAUL. Bay Cify Psychology 8 English. ReHgion CAPPS, JUDITH, Wichifa Fa : Speech-Radio. Englishw Pi Kappa DeHa, Alpha Psi Omega. Deba Squad CARTER. CAROLYN, Waco English Educa+iom Bilogy-A!pha Lambda DeHa: Befa Befa Be Secreiary: Sigrra Tau Delfa; Delfa Kappa Pi: Atpha Chi CARTER. JOHN PAUL, Dallas Religion, Hisforw-BSU Execufive Council; Volunfer Mission Ban Mimsferial Alliance, College iraining Union Direcfor. Columbus Av Commbus Avenue Youfh Council CARTER. JOHN ROSS. Bayfown Hisfory. Phiiosophy 2k Religion-Vicepresident Sophomore Clas Baylor Chamber of Commerce '58-'60; BRH Choir, Baylor YeIl-lead I58359, '59-'60 CASTERLINE. CECIL JR.l Rockporf Hisfory 8 English VarsiTy BasebalI-I959 CAWOOD. TOMMY LOUIS, Harlan, Kenfucky Poiifical Science. Hisiory. Pi Sigma Alpha CHAFFIN. ANNE. Dallas Elemenfary Educafion, English BM: YWA Program Chairman 59-6 House Council Pres. Alexander Hall. I959'60 CHANl SHlU-CHUEN. Hong Kong Chemisfry Bioiogy-Pre-Med. CHAPMAN, JOHN B., Waco Mafh Physics Mafh Club, Wesley FoundaHon, American lnsfituf of Physics CHICOLA, DEANNA, Alexandria, Louisiana Spanish-BRH Choir: Music Commiffee a? BSU, House Council Dawson HaH; Sigma Delfa PI; Npha Chi CHRISMON. MARILYN JO BARRON, Porf Arfhur Elemenfary Educafion. Lafin CHUMBLER, CHARLES AARON. Kevil, Kenfucky English, Religion CHUMLEY, T. R.. JR., Waco Sociology CLARK. CAROLE ELAINE, Crysfal Cify Speech Therapy. Psychology 8 Educafion BRH Choir, Sigma Alpha Eta, YWA CLARK. ELIZABETH ANN, Housfon Home Economics. F4uca+ion-Nnha Omega Correspondinq Secrefary: Assisfanf Proiecfs Chairman; Chi's Social Chairman: Tri-D CLEM. RUSSELL. Dallas Journalism, Educafion Kappa Kappa Psi, Sigma Delfa Chi, Baylor Golden W'ave Band. Baylor Symphony Orchesfra, Drum Maior March- ing Band. Lariaf Sfaff. Round-up Sfaff CLEMONS. ROBERT H.. Waco Physical Educafion. Hisfory Varsify Baseball: Baylor Associafion of HeaHh, Physical Educafion, and Recreafion BB. CAROLYN GRACE. Hawkins Cafion $ EnglishISpanish-Delfa Alpha Pi, Parl. Trees Pres.I- denf CongressIBaylor Represenfafive +0 +he Hearf of Texas Fair LBURN. GARY BURT, Orange foryIReligion LLIER. TOMMY, Cisco foryIEnglish LLINSl CAROLYN ANNl CrockeH menfary EducafionISpanishIChi'sIAlpha Lambda DeHaIKappa fa P?IChapel Choir-Freshman BSU Council-Firsf Bapfisf College uncilIBards 8L Rhapsody ILLINS. T. GLENN. Cameron --English and Poli+ical ScienceISabre Air Sociefy '57-'58I B b '57359 ILTHARP, JERRY RAY, Floydada foryIReligion 8L EducaHon-Coiumbus Avenue CouncilIMinisferiaI iance IOPER. KAY, Pori Neches ucafionIHisfory--Kappa Thefa Social Club, Pres. Spring '60 IRBIN, ANDREA. Waco olishIBusinessI-Afhenean Club. Pres.-Homecominq Nominee- 'en HaH House CouncilL Sec... Treas. IRLEY, MILLARD DONALDI Barnesville. Georgia IigionISpanish IUSER. DON 6.. Corpus Chris+i -Rad 8x ReligionISpanish-Alpha Epsilon RhoIMrg, KYBS, Sprinq IUSER. SANDRA BOBO. Midland menfary Educafion-Music-Pi Alpha LambdaI-A Capella Choir 'ABTREE. JIMMIE. Ranger ysicsIMaf'n ' ICK. NANCYI Memphis glish-Spanish L'OWDER. JOSEPH WAYNE, McGhee. Arkansas cred Music-OrganIOraforio ChorusIAmerican Guild of Organisfs ULWELL, BETTYE LOUISEI Anson afthhysics ENCE. THOMAS F.. Dallas isforyIReligionIBRH Choir--BSU CouncilIColumbus Avenue Youfh ounciI-Minisferial Nliance AVISSON. HARVEY 6.. Odessa eMed I ELLINGER. DAVID WHITLEY. W;co ,oanish-ChemisfryIArnold Air SociefyIAmerican Chemical Sociefy Rho Sigma Alpha ENHAM. ELIZABETH. Housfon ome Economics-EducaHonIAfhenean CIub-Tri-D ENSON. ELLEN JEWEL, Brownsville nqlishIFrench 8L EducafionISigma Tau DelfaIBards 8L RhapsodyI hi's EVINEY. PATRICK L.l San Ardonio ducafionIArf IEWITT. ROLAND, Aflanfa Georgia 'hilosophyIReligion 8t Sociology-Circle K IICKINSON. CALVIN, Aflani'a isfory 8L ReIigionIPhilosophy-Ilircle KIPE Kappa DeHa-aPi Gamma u-Who's WhoIAlpha ChiISevenfh 8L James Coilege Council IILLARD. MILTON MCCOY, Colorado Cify isfory 8t EducaHon-Englisl'h-Baylor Chamber of CommerceIPres. unior Class FaH 'SSISmdenf Congress '60 Senior Class 47 DOMINY. BERT 3., Galena Park German 8 Religion. Hisfory Freshman Track: Minisferial Allian Texas Associafion of German Sfudenfs DONNELLI ROBERTA. Midland Educafion, ReligionvAllen Hall House Council, Vice-presideM 58-' Honor Council Reporfer 58-59; Sevenfh 8t James College CouncH. S refary 5859; Chi's Secrefary 58-59: Dawson Hall House Coun Presidenf 5960: Campus Women's Council, Vice-presidenf 59-60 DORTCH, JUDYl Jackson. Mississippi Mafhemafics and Educafion, English Chi's! Memorial House Coun ViceVpresidenf 58-59: College Women's Council 58-59 DOVE. ELIZABETH ANN. Waco Elemenfary Educaffon. Spanish Alpha Lambda Delfa, Kappa Delfa DRAUGHN. PHYLLIS CLAUNCH, Waco Elemenfary Educafion. Religion Baonr Chapel Choir. Kappa Delfa DUKE, LINWOOD LEON, Pefersburg, Virginia English. Spanish 8 Religion-Sigma Delfa Pi DUNCAN. PATSY ANN, Corsicana Educafion 8 Hidory. EngHsh DUNHAMl LOUISE, Waco Physical Educafion. BIology-Kappa Thefa, DeHa Psi Kappa DUNLAP, WAYNE, Hous+on Geology. Mafh BayJor Geological Soclefy DURHAM, KEN History 8 Educafiom Biology 8 EngHsh DURHAM, LOU ELLEN. Comandle English PL EducaHon, Journalism-Delfa AVpHa Pi. Sigma Tau Delf Them Sigma Phi DUSEK, JIMMY A.l Tyler ReHgion, Hisfory DYER, CHARLES DAVID, Monf Belvieu Foreign Service. Hisfory DYER. PRESTON M., Decai'ur Socio1ogy, Rehgion 8 Hisfory-BSU Execufive Council. 7H1 8 Jam CoHege Councii, Abba Kappa DeHa EARLES, HARRY R.. Waco Sociology. ReHgion ELKINS, DE ANNA. Springhill. Louisiana Music Educafion, PianOWMENC, Sec. '58: MTNA: Ora+oio Choru A Cappella Choir: YWA, Choir Director '59-'60 ESTELLl ROBERT 6., Nacogdoches Mafh, Philosophy Alpha Chi; Philosophy Clubl Vice-presidenf; Sigm Psi Iofa Arch Elder: ROTC EVANS, BETTY LEE. Galena Park Religious Educah'on, Spanish 8 EducaHon YWA Execufive Counci YWA Choir president Alexander House Council EVANS, MARGERY GRACE, Brownwood Hemenfary Educafion, English--Aipha Omega Club, Recording Secre fary: Besf Dressed Coed, H959: Taurus Say Hey Nominee, I958 FAULK, MARCIA. Monroe, La. FEAGIN, JOE. Housfon History 8 Philosophy. German 8 ReligionuBaylor PhHosophy Club Alpha Chi; Phi Sigma Tau: BSU Lecfure Series; Who's Who FLETCHER. R. ROLPH. Barsfow. California EngHsh ReHgion-B$U FORD, EVELYN CRAFT, Corpus Chrisfi Sociology, Psychology 8 EducafionhBefa Sigma Phi FORESTER, WANDA JANE, Afhens English, JournaHsm Thefa Sigma Phi 48 RSYTH. EARL NELSON. JR.. El Paso emisfry German 8I BioIogy-AIpha EpsiIon DeIIa-Befa Befa Befa STER. JOHN WILLIAM, DaIIas Ilish 8I Educafion'Germaanaonr Bards 8I Rhapsody STER. LEE ONA MAEI Plainview menfary Educafion Hisfory X. GWENDOLYN DEAN. Lexing+on. Soufh Carolina IificaI Science ArT-AIpha Omega-Pi Sigma Alpha. Sec.wTreas. geI FIIQM. information services oHicer. sec.. Jrreas.-Annual Sfaff fivify edifor. managing edifor; Band YE, BERNARD L., Waco nIogy -History-Dean LisI Summer '59rBeIa Befa Befa LLER, CAROLYN JOANN, Waco ysical EducafioanioIogy-Delfa Psi Kappa. Pres. LLER. JEANETTE. Richards ciology ReIigion BI English-AIpha Kappa DeI+a PIIi Befa Mu .H Choir Sec. '58iBaonr Ridgecresf CIub. Vice Pres. '59 ABELMANN. JAMES F., Lincoln. Kansas ysics 8I Mafh AIPI-Pre-Med CIulzb-Noze BroIherhood ARDNER. CLAUDETTE, KiIgore ama-Eninsh Baonr Theafer Sigma Tau DeIIa ARNER. CODY ALAN, Housfon usic Educafion VoIcewBSU- EvaIuafion Comm. BSU PI'1i Mu Alpha nIonia ChapeI Choir A CappeIIa Choir. Pres. Opera Produdions 6360- Who's Who ARNER. GLENN EDWARD, Flinf eIigion Speech EER, PATRICIA JANE. Belle Glade. Florida ioIogy Chemisfry IBBS, RAYMOND PADGETT. Lebanon. Tennessee eIigion PI1iIosophy IBSON, JOE TRAVIS. New London isfory and English IFFORD, CHARLES R., Bowie hemisfry-wBioIogy AIpha Epsilon DeIIa. Vice Pres.-BeIa BeIa Befa, ice Pres. American Chemical Sociefy -ILBERT. PATRICIA ANNEl Midland 'sychoIogy 8I Eninsh Pi Alpha Lambda. hisforian ILBREATH JO ANNE. LiHIe ROCK Ark. ournaIism Eninsh The+a Sigma Phi. Pres.-LariaI SfaII Freshman .SU CounciI Chi's GILCHREST, NORMAN IBUDDYI. Van 'hysicaI Educafiom-Hisfory-Baonr Chamber of Commerce Pres. of unlor ClassHVice Pres. oT Freshman Class ParIiamenfarian of Soph. Iass $+uden+ Cour+ BSU Execuiive CounciI YeII Leader FeIIowship of Chrisfian Afhlefes Pi Gamma Mu GILES, CELIA CAROLYN, Dayion, Tennessee Physical Therapy GIPSON, WILLIAM TERRY, Gasden. Alabama ReIigiongEninsh AIpha Chi GLASPEY, RUTH ELINOR, Trumbull, Conn. Music Educafion MENC Tau Befa Sigma-Mu Phi EpsiIon, warden-- Band-Orchesfra Oraforio Chorus GLEASON, EDWIN. Wichifa, Kansas Psychology-ReIigion GOLDBLOTT, BILL, Norwich, Conn. Hisfory Chemisfry XI BioIogy Pre Med Club GOLSON, THOMAS EUGENEl Waco Physical Educafion HisIory Baonr Associafion of HeaIIhl PhysicaI EducaHonI and Recreafion Seniors GOAD, KENNETH. Cleburne Religion-Hisfory Freshman BSU CounCIIiBSU Execufive Council Vohmfeer Mission Band. Pres. BRH Choir, Pres. GOODWIN. MARGIE. Li++lefield Biology-German GORDON, JOHN Y., Temple Hisfory -ReIigIon GRAHAM, CLAUDIAl Tulsa, Oklahoma Psychology 8 PhHosophy Ponica Science 8 LawiBaylor Geologic SociefyaPhilosophy Qub Air Force ROTC Sponsor. Squadron IOI Missions-Canferbury Assn.-Educafional Direcfor of PaHon Bapfi Church CRANBERRY, DIXIE, Sf. Louis, Mo. Elemenmry Educafion Spanish GRANT, JANE. Lubbock EngHsh 29 Educafion SpanishiPhi Beha Mu '59-'60 Sigma Tau Dd '59-:60fAlpha Chi 159360 Honor CouncH Secrefary '59-'60fBSU Execufive Council '58- ' GRANTHAM, MAVIS SHERRON, WhH'ney Arf 8 Education Spanish G RAY, FAY. Waco Elementary Educafion-Soclology GRAY. JERRY ALLEN. Dallas Arf 8 Hisfory-Educaflon GREENE. HARRY LEE. Rome. Georgia Chemisfry-Mafh CErcIe K Vice Pres. of Soph. Classv-Rippelek ROTC GRIBBLE. DONALD ROBERT. Rome, Georgia ReHgion His+ory-VIce Pres. of Soph C?ass GREENING, GUS. Housfon English;Bfology 8 Hisfory-Tryon CoferFe In+er-Oub Council GUTHRIE. GENE, Evansfon, Illinois Drama 8 Education-Afhenean Club-Canferbury Assoc. HAGA, BETTY M.. Riverside, California Educafion--Eng'ish HALL. BILLY, Tyler Physical Educafion Mafh BayVor B Assoc. Baonr Chamber d CommerceLBayJor Baseball Team HAMM. DON M., Clarksville, Ark. Chemisfry-Biology HusHer s CMb. Vice Pres. '59 Pres. '60 Fresh man FoofbaH and BasebaH-Soph FoofbaH-Varsify Denfisf's Cub HANNAN' ANITA, Lake Charles. Louisiana Speech Therapy Educa+ion-Pi Npha Lambdagswma Npha Efa Dawson House Council HARPER. CAROLYN GAIL, DeRidder, Louisiana Elemenfary Educafion Music Educafion Pi Alpha Lambda-Mu Phi EpsHon Rhapsody in Whife HARPER, NANCY HIBBOTT, Chicago Educaflon French-Kappa Delfa Pi AIpha Lambda Delfa Alpha Chi -Columbus Avenue CoHege CouncH Younq LHe HARRIS. V. L., JR. HARVEY, SARAH LEE, Hillsboro Voice Piano Mu Phi EpsHon Npha Chi Oraforio Chorus-Opera '59v'60-Tags HATFIELD. DOUGLAS WILFORD. Midland History-Economics 8 German Honor scholarshIp Borden Award Alpha Chi-PI Gamma Mu HAWKINS, LYNN EARL, Corpus Chrisfi Religion 8 His+ory-Speech-Volun+eer Mission Band Y. DONALD LEE, Hous+on Iigion5Psychology 5 Hisfory5ln+ramurals5BSUv-Minisferial Alliance AD, BENJAMIN E., JR.. Hous+on sfory 2k Educafion5English5Npha Phi Omega-Arnold Socie'fy-m .flnquished Milifary Sfudenf. AFROTC, Cadef Capfain AD. JOYCELYN. Memphis. Tennessee siory 5 Educafioni-English5A+henean Club5Beaufy Finalisf55weef- arf of APO5Homecoming Nominee5May Day Nominee AD. ROBERT, Dallas Hgion5English 5 Hisfory5BRH Choir-BSU Execufive Council5 Iumbus Avenue Youfh Councii5Co Chairman Missions Emphasis eek5Volunfeer Mission Band5Minisferia' AHiance, Vice Pres. :RBERT, RAYNOR L.. Porf Ar+hur eech-RadioAEnglish 5 Air Science5Circle K lnfernaHonal-ArnoH r Socie+y. Commander. Informaficn Services Officer5Baylor Reliqious our Choir, TreaSrvAFROI'C, Oufsfandinq AS. IIL Cadet Band. ominisfrafions Officer550ph. Honors5Disfinguished Mlllfary Cadef ERRING. BILL PAULl Jacksonville, Florida 'e5Med 29 Psychology5Chemis+ry5Sfudenf Congress. Chairman For- gn S+uden+s CommiHeeiChairman of BSU Promofional Comm.5 es. Sevenfh 5 James CoHege CouncH5Cirde K'Smdenf-Faculfy dvisory Comm.-BSU Execufive Council ESS. DICK CKMANI MYRTLE BIGHAM. Waco o'ogy Educafion5La+in-5Tri Befa-Classics Club 'ILL. JAMES R.. Phoenix. Arilona usic Educafion5Baylor Symphony-Baylor Band ILLl DONALD WOOD, Hopkinsville, Ken+ucky acred Music5Bards 5 Rhapsody in Whife5Ora+orio Chorus5BRH hoir-Sfudenf Congress '59-'6O5Npha Phi Omega OLDER, ANITA. Forf Worfh afh 2k Educafion55panish-Alpha Omega5TrirD5 Treas. OLT, BYRON BUSBY Iologthhemisfry 59 English iOLT. SHERLEY ANN. Sanfa Rosa ome Economics Educafion OUSEWRIGHT. WAYNE C.. For+ Worth ducafion 5 Hisfory-English UDDLESTON, RONALD JAMES, Winfers hilosophwaeligion UEYI DON T.. Waco ueology5Biology5Baylor Geological Sociefy ULL, LINDA. Floydada ome Economics EducaHon-TriiD, Sccre'rary '57-'58, Proieds Chair- an '58-'59. Chi's '57-'58 YMER. JACK. JR., Joplinl Missouri ducafion5Religion NGALLS, MARY ANN E.. Pleasanfon lemenfary Educa+i0n5Music EducationiMu Phi Epsilon NGENDORF. IMA JOYE. Harlingen ducafion5English5Junior Class Secre'rary-Homecominq Nominee5 Beaufy Nominee JACOBUS. CAROLYN JANE, Lubbock Secrefary Educafion 5 Ma+h5Physics5Ma+hemafics Club5Kappa Delfa Pi JOHNSTON. ABRAHAM RUSSELL. JR.. Norman Oklahoma Physics5Mafh5American lnstufe of Physics-Lambda Sigma Chi- AFROTC JOHNSTON. RODNEY D.. Texarkana Psychology 5 Religion-Hisfory JONES. ALLEN M.. Wichifa Falls Chemisfry5Phiiosophy5Circle K. Pre-Med Club '56-'57. Oufshandinq Freshman '57-'5mdenf Affiliafes of American Chemical Sociefy. Vice Pres. '59-'6MEH. Arch Elder5Soph. Honors '58 JONES. CARLA. Augusfa. Georgia Psychology. Sociology JONES. GENE EDWARD. Porf Arfhur Chemisfry. Biology JONES. JERRY MONROE, Danes Hisfory. Religion Treasurer of BRH Choir JONES. JO ANN. Goldfhwaife Education. History AIpha Omega JONES, JUDY JANE. Marshall Maih 8 Education. Spanish 8 Office Adminisfrafion KARAHAL. WILLIAM A.. Waco Math, Physics KEETH. KENT H.. Marshall Hisfory, Spanish. Philosophy English, Economics Alpha Chi; Gamma Mu: Circle K: Sigma Delfa Pi; Sevenfh and James Colle Council, 58-59; Who's Who KELL. AIMEE ARDEN. San Anfonio Hemenfary Educafion, Religion- Chi's Freshman BSU Council KELLY. HORACE ODEN. JR.l Nashville, Tennessee Psychology: ReHgiom Germam English Psi Chi: Tags: Bards an Rhapsody: Minisferial Alliance, Business Manager: BSU; Freshm Execufive Council; House Council, Kokernof; Who's Who Nominee KEMBLE. CHARLES. Orange Religion: Greek, Hisfory, English Minis+erial Alliance, BRH Choi BSU Sfafe Choir 58-59 KENNEDY. WILBUR D., Bonham English; Hisfory, Greek. Religion KERR, JOHN, Waco EngHsh Psychoyogwaircle K. AchiHes CommiHec of Mefhodisf Sf denf Center KILMAW, ROBERT RAY. Forf Worfh Hisfory ReligionhVolunfeer Mission Band. Baylor Ridqecres+ Club KILPATRICK. BARBARA ANNE: Arlingfon MusicAEducafion BRH Choir, Phi Befa Mu. oHicer, MENC, BSU Musi CommiHee, Sevenfh and James College Council KITTRELL, ROBERT, Dallas English. 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Baylor Ridgecresf Club LAKE. DAVIDI Jacksonville Speech Radio 8 Religion: Hisfory BSU Execque Council, Minisferial AHiance 52 NNING, WILTON A., Waco oiogy Chemisfry -American Chemisfry Sociefy-Pre-Med Ciub RSON. EVELYN. Housfon enemies at Psychology-Sociology UGHLIN. TRELLA ANN. Jackson. Miss. glish 8 Sociologyw-Philosophy-Dap's Chapel Choirr WRENCE. CAROLYN F.. Housfon emenfary EducafionwEnglish ACHl EDDIE DILLON, Clovis. New Mexico hemisfry-Biology APO AED TTMX BBB EDBETTER. CELIA ANN, Hous'ron Iemenfary Educa+ion La+in-Chi's. Co Publicify Chairman Volunfeer ission Band-BSU Social and Music Comm. ChapeI Choir Floor ponsor, Rufh Collins EE. BYONG CHOON, Sndaemoon-Ku, Seoul, Korea onicaI Science Religion-4n+ernafiona' Club BSU INCH. SHIRLEY ANN. Aflanfa, Georgia lemenfary Educafion Speech-Radio INDSEYl EDNA EARLE, Shreveport La. -peecWRadio-Religion 8: Business Adm.-Pi Npha Lambdm-Chi's- oph. Honors INDSEY. JERRY. Munday Qecreafion Spanish-TAHPER Golden Wave Band INELY, MARILYN ARNOLD. Crockeff ome Economics Educafion-English 8 Science Tri D LOYD. JOHNNYl Bryan 'eligion-English Thefa Thefa Thefa OESSIN, EVANGELINE. Eagle Lake ommercial Arf-Journalism Alpha Omega hisforian '59. recordinq ec. '60 Tryon Coferie Sweefhearf '59-'60- Homecominq Princess '59 Baylor Coffon Bowl Princess '59 A8 M Co++on BaH Princess '60 Bayior Beaufy '58-'60 Sigma Delfa Chi Sweefhearf '56 Homecominq Nominee '56-Round Up Arf Edi+or '57-'6MMay Queen Nominee '60 Alpha Chi-Besf Dressed Nominee '60 LOGUE. WALTER BENJAMIN, For? Pierce. Florida Journalism--Speech-Radio Lariaf Sfaff, News Edifor La Francaide- Sigma Delfa Chi LONG. NANCY CAROLYN. Dallas Speech Therepy-Psychology-A+henean Sigma Alpha Efa-Alpha Chi LAUDEN. BARBARA ATCHISON. Housfon Sec. Ed. 8 Spanish Ma+h-Sigma Delfa Pi LYLE. ARCHIE A., Murphy, Missouri Religion -Speech--Pasfor. Monfalb Bapfisf Church. Monfaba. Texas MACON. 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HENRY RALPH, Hawkinsville, Georgia SpeecthadioRReligionRMinisferial Alliance Jail Service Co Chair- manRKYBS Radio, Announcer, Religious DirecforRAlpha Epsilon Rho Vice Pres.. Pledge Capfain, Treas. MCDONALD. FRANK ALVIN, Beaumonf Sacred MusicRVoiceRPhi Mu Alpha SinfonIa-A Capella Choir McEACHERN, JANICE SUE, Rogers. Ark. EducationRArf MCGREGOR, MARY ANN. Corpus Chrisfi Elemenfary Educafion-English McCLENDONl DAN PROCTOR. Corpus ChrisH Educafion R Mafh-Hisfory--Circle K-- BSU Missions Comm. McNAIR, WILLIAM FRED, JR.I Shreveport La. ReligionRSacred Music R Spanish-Phi Mu Alpha SinfoniaE-Alpha PI OmegaRA Capella ChoirnChapel Choir McNATT, CHARLES WILLIAM BioiogyRReHgionRAmerIcan Chemical Socie+yRPreMed ClubRBand -Texas Associafion of German Siudems MCNEIL. SANDRAl Bay+own Drama. Speech 8 Religion McROBERTS. BEN J., Liffle Rock, Arkansas Religion. Greek NELSON. WILLIAM OREN. Waco Biology, English NELSON, WILLIAM VIRGIN. JR.. Rock Springs. Wyoming Music Educaflon, VoiCEv-MENC' Pho Mu Alpha NEWMAN. SHALBY PRICE, Por+ Arfhur ReHgion. English- MinisTerial Alliance NEWSOM. CECIL THOMAS, Dallas Educafion. Mafh-Golden Wave Band, Kappa Kappa Psi NICKOLSl JOHN M., Harrison. Arkansas Hisfory. Poliflcal Science Alpha Chi. VarsHy Baskefball Manager NICHOLK, WILLIAM 5., JR., Arling'ron Hfs.. III. Chemisfry. Biology-Taurus: Inframural AfhleHcs: Freshman Baskefball Freshman Baseball; Floor Council, Kokernof; AII-lnframural Foofbal Team NIEDERER, ALBERT RAY, Waco Hisfory. Religion Minis+erIaI Alliance NIGRO, BILLIE HARRYETTE, Bronxville, N. Y. Speech Therapy. Psychobgy 8 EducaHon A+henean Npha Lambda Delfa; Alpha Chi, Secretary: Sigma Alpha Efa. Vice-Presidenf; Senio Cliniciam Baylor Speech 8 Hearing Clinic; Speech Club. Swimming Club NOBLE, DAVID L., Holland Journalism; English Sigma DeHa Chi. Treasurer NORMAN, JUNE. Beaumonf Mafh, English, EducafionuPi Alpha Lambda, Parliamenfarian, Treasurer NORRIS, FRAN. Forf Worfh English, Hisfory 8 Philosophy Pi Alpha Lambda, ICC Represenfafive. Floaf Chairman, Presidenf: Infer-Ciub Council, Secrefary, Presidenf: Sigma Tau Delfa: Roundup Editor: Phoenix Edifor: Board of PubHca- Hons-Columbus Avenue Bapfisf College Councii. Presidenf's Cabinef; Secrefary Senior Class: Who's Who: Reporter, Senior Class NORRIS, ROBERT WILSONI Paris Law, Business Pho Gamma Sigma. Baseball Varsify NORWOOD, MILDRED E; Waverly. Mass. English. Spanish 8 Drama Sigma Tau DeH'a: Phoenix Club, Business Manager. Secrefary, Treasurer: Baylor Thea+er, Sophomore Honors ODOM, JO ANN, Memphis Educafion, Spanish-Sophomore Honors, Round-up Sfaff. Kappa Delfa Pi O'NEAL, PEGGY. Rockdale Home Economics, Educafion Tri-D. officer: Ange! Flight officer; Rufh Collins House Council OSBORNE. MARGARET LOUISE. Plainview Elemenfary Educafion, English-Chi's, Volunfeer Mission Band. Baylor Ridgecres+ Club OVERTON, JO ANN, Marshall Mafhemafics 8 EducaHon, Hisfory OWENS, LILLIE ANN, Lake Cify. Arkansas Music Educaflon-Mu Phi Epsilon. Treasuren Presidenf': Sfudenf Con- gress, MENC: Oraforio Chorus: Chapel Choir, Who's Who Nominee, Seventh and James College Council PALMER, DENNIS R.. Dallas Spanish, ReHgion: Hisfory-Sigma DeHa Pi, Volunfeer Mission Band, Missions Emphasis Week, Co Chairman PARK. VICKI ANN, LiHle Rock. Arkansas Elemenfary Educafiom Spanish-PI Alpha Lambda, Women's Infer Club Council; House Council: Firsf Bapfisf Youfh Council PARKER. DON PARMA, MILTON N., Waco Mafhl Geology-Esquire, Baylor Geological Sociefy RMELE, RICHARD 6.. Dallas fory 8 Religion German Pi Gamma Mu Npha ChI-Soph. nors RTAIN. WYNON BandraL Carrollfon men+ary Education His+ory-Phi Befa Mu Hisforian. Correspond- Sec. ChapeI Choir. Sec.-Treas.-YWA Choir YNE, DEANNA STEPHENS, Dallas me Economics English-A Cappella Choir Tri D SE, EVANGELINE. Farmingfon. Maine ligion Psychology-Vqunfeer Mission Band NELL. JAMES H.. Aus'rin emisfry Religion-Gymnasfics Team 8 Club ENIX, PAT L., Carlisle, Ark. menfary Education-Speech ILLIPS, DENNIS CARTER. Housfon ucafion 8 Biology Chemis+ry IHLLIPSI JANE, Vernon me EconomIcs-Educafion AIpha Omega, hisforian Tri D, re- rferl parliamenfarian RCE. JOHN W., Bishop obgy-English Baylor Geoiogical Sociefy-Noze Brofherhood TMAN, PAUL VINCENT, Cadillac. Michigan OLE. ELINOR, Gallup, New Mexico ome Economics EducaHon-Tri D OL, MARK GOODE. Greenville w Accouang AIpha Phi OmegavOrder of Arfus PI Lambda ma Columbus Avenue Youfh Council-Soph. Honors-School of siness Honorary Frafernify RTWOOD, CAROL ANN. Perry+on emenfary Education-Speech -A+henean AngeI Flighvahildren's eafer '56 BSU TTER, C. BURTT. JR., Corpus Chrisfi ligioanournalism-BSU Execufive CounciL Publicify Co Chahman. ecufive Councila-Minisferial Alliance Taurus, Corresponding Sec., Jblicify Chairman. Chaplain Laria+ Sporfs Edifor '59 WELL. JOHN H., Housion w His+ory-Rho Gamma Sigma S+udenf Trainer, A+Mefic Deph- en's Infercth Council RICE. PAUL RAYMOND. Carromon eHgion--Eng1ish 27x Psychology MInisferEal Aliiance BSU Achifies RICE. ROSEMARIE MILNER. Pecos lemenfary Education Arf ROCK. CHARLES MOODY. Dallas eHgIon-Greek URDY, THOMAS WESLEY. JR.. Macon, Georgia isfory Foreign Service Pi Kappa DelfaiCircle K -Pres. 0 Soph lass Focus Week Co Chairmane-BSU Execmive Council DriH Team Pres. Sevenfh 8 James College Council URVIS. MARGARET SUE, Waco lementary Educafion English AGSDALE, MARY RUSSELL, Memphis, Tenn. rama English RALEY, FRAN, Shreveport La. Music Educafiom-Phi Befa Mu Music Educa+ors National Conference Bards 2i Rhapsody RAY. ILENE. Bridgeporf English 8 Educaiion -His+ory-Chi's Round Up '58-'59 RAY. RODDY. Corsicana Hisfory PhiIosophy. Engiish 8 Religion-Circle K-Pi Kappa DeHa-- BSU Lecfures Co Chairman Minis+erial Alliance. Pres. '58 Seniors RED. DONNA LOUISE. Tyler EIemen'Iary EducafionISpanish RIPPY, DERRALL, Washingfon, Pennsylvania Biology 29 EducafioniReligIon XI HisforyiPre-Med Club Track FootbaH RIX. GEORGE MARSHALL ROBB, GAY AILEEN, Housfon EIemenfary Educafion-Home Economics TIIVD DeHa Alpha Pi. p IImenfarian-Bards 8I Rhapsody, secrefary ROBINSON. WILLIAM ARCHIE. Ranger ChemisfryIBiologyaMpha PhI OmegaiBefa Befa BefaINpha Epsil DeHaIPres. Befa Befa Befa RODABOUGH, TILLMAN, Aberdeen, Mississippi Hisfory 8I ReIIgIon-English 8I German Gymnach Team-Volunf Mission Band ROGERS. MARIAN NELL. Vicforia Elemenfary EducafionISpanish RUSSELL. FLOYD, JR., Los Angeles. CalHornia Religion 8I HisforyIPoliHcaI Science SAILOR WILSON DAVID, DeRidder Louisiana Chemisfry SI Pre Med Biology AmerIcan Chemical SOCIefy SALMANS, LARRY DAVID, Hansfcn. Kansas PsychologyIBioIogy. Engllsh 8I ROTC bear-N-AIrIMen of BayI Chorus-Maior in ROTC Band Commander SALMANS. MARILYN, Hansfon, Kansas Psychology-Educafion SANDERS JERRY L.. Cleburne Phycical EducafiongHisforkaaylor Chamber of CommerceITre Of BAHPER SANDERS, STEVEN W.l Bay+own EnglishIReHgion BI PhIlosophy SAVELLE. ROSEMARY. Housfon EIemenfary EducafionnMusic EducafionIMu Phi EpsilonI-Oramri ChorushMENC SCOTT. JOAN R.. Midland EIemenfary EducafionIEnglish SEALE, FLOYD E. MathGeoIogy SI Physics SEARS, STEPHEN, AHanfa, Georgia ReligionIHisforyIBRH ChoirIColumbus Avenue Youfh Council SEAY. SANDY. San Augusiine EngHsh XI Sec. EdILaHnIVolunfeer Mission Band SHAMBURGER, CARL M., QUIfman Organ-OraforIo Chorus;Baylor Chapfer of The Amerlcan GUIId of Organisfs SHARLEYl SAMUEL SHARLENE Housfon Elemenfary EducaronISpanish-Delfa Alpha PI Pledge Capfaln. ParI IIamenfarianhRound Up Sfaff Soph Class Edifor Club EdIfor-In- framuraIs High PoinI Club Glrl SHELTON MARY JO. Memphls, Tennessee Elemenfary EducafionIReIigIonIVolunfeer MISSIOn Band. Program ChaIrman SHERIDAN, MARY BETH WILKINSON, Porf AI'H'IUI' Elemenfary EducafionISpanishnBRH ChoirIChi's SHIPP, MARTHA ELAINE, Waco Elemenfary Educafion-Mafh SIKES. JAMES THOMAS. JR.. Housfon Biology XI EducafionIMafh-IAlpha Pi Omega. officer VER, BURR ARTHUR, Tulsa, Oklahoma ology-Mafh-Baylor Geological Sociefy MS. SUE. Mf. Pleasanf ,lish 8 Educafion-Spanish $ Music Edr-Pi Alpha Lambda Sigma Delfa MENC NACHER. PATRICIA ANN. WiIson me Economics Educafion Tri D'Home Economics Club ITH. C. THOMAS. JR., Li++le Rock, Arkansas chologvaus Adm.-A?pha Chi-Sigma Psi lo+a Circle K. Treas.. s. Psi Chi. Sec.- Bards 8 Rhapsody in Whife. Bus. Manager- kernof Floor Counselor ITH, GLEN LAYTON, Oklahoma Cify. Oklahoma ilosophy 8 Religion Hisfory- Alpha Chi ITH, JOE KENNETH, Tomball emisfry Biology 8 English American Chemical Socie+y Alpha Phi nega, Corres. $ec., Isf Vice Pres.. Pres ln+ramuraI Sporfs ITH, JOHN FREDERICK. SpringHeld. Missouri eecl'MRadio Radio Minisferial AHiance Classics Club ITH, LINDA MARIE. Elecfra sic EducafionwOrgan Chi's YWA-MENC-Chamber Choir - ylor Symphonyweolden Wave Band-Oraforio Chorus ITH. RICHARD. Springer. New Mexico 'sfory 8 Educafion EngHsh-BHR Program Comm. ITH. SALLIE ELLEN. Richmond, Missouri + EnglIsh-Pi Alpha Lambda-Dawson House Council, Treas. ITH. SHARON. Housfon -men+ary Educafion-Spanish Sec. of Freshman BSU Council-Shk ,nf Congress Rep. A1pha Omega, Reporfer. Rush Chairman-Vice es.. Pres. Treasurer of Senior Class Focus Week Co Chairman Informal Discussions ITH. WILLIAM 0.. Arlington ligion-Hisfory Minisferial Alliance ORRELL, SUE. Dallas ysical Educafion English DeHa Psi Kappa 'EARS, DAVID W.. Chillicofhe ysical Educafion'Educafion Foo+baH. Freshman Coach Texas ssoc. for HeaIHL Physical'EducaHon and Recreafiori 'EER. JANIENE, Robsfan glish 8 Educafion His+ory Chapel Choir Angel FIIgM ENCER. JEAN MORGAN. Waco eologtherman 5k Religion- Baylor Geological Sociefy-Alpha Chi PROULS. ELIZABETH. Forf Worfh lemenfary Educafion Ar+ AFFORD. RUTHI Marlin lemenfary Educafion His+ory TAGGERS, PAULINE JONES, San+a Fe, New Mexico isfory 8 Educafion-EnglishtSoph, Homecoming Nominee-CWC eporfer-cPres. Co. Ed 1V House Council CirCle K Sweeihearfw epresenfafive f0 Texas Roundup-Beaufy Nominee TANDLEY. ROBERT, IIII Franklin. N. C. -eology Spanish 5k Mafhwpan American Club ln+erna+ion Com- unify-Sabre Air Command Baylor Amafeur Radio Club- 'idgecresf Club .TEARNS. CORA ELIZABETHI Temple afh 8 Educafion Physics Sigma Pi DeHa-Kappa DeHa Pi Ma+h lub Chi's TEELE. SUSAN ELINOR, LiHle Rock. Ark. Iemenfary EducafionhArf TEVENS, PAUL M., JR. English Phi1osophy, Hisfory. Religion $ Drama Circle K-Phoenix lub Sigma Tau Del+a Philosophy Club R0undup BSU Chain Gang STOHLER, LEONARD RAY. La Feria H3s+ory--Religion Minisferial Alliance Mission Band STORY. COZETTE, Forf Worfh Eiemenfary EducaHon Lafin Chi'shYWA Pres. 0F Burleson Ho CouncH-Pres. of Memorial House Counci1 Sec. of Campus Wom CounCiI Sec. of Sophomore Class Who's Who Nominee STOVALL, LEAH ELIZABETHl Brownsville Biology 8 Educafion-Jinglish 2k Spanish-aMheneanSnChapel Choi House CouncH Board Publicaflons BSU Cqumbus Avenue Yo Councilv-Round Up-Befa Befa Befa STRATTON. CLIFF LELAND, Denver. Colorado Religionisociology-WresHing STRONG, DAVID TRUETT, Forf Worfh PsychobgyrReligion SUMRALL, DOYLE 0., JR., Dallas Hisfory 2k Religion MinIsferIal AHIance SUMRALL, WANDA. Dallas Hisfory 21 EducafioniEnglish A CappeHa Choir-Abxander Ho CouncH-Campus Women's Councii-Sevenfh 8 James College COL CH SURLES, HAROLD BRADY, Newporf News, Virginia HisforyiReHgIonkBards 8 RhapsodyACircle K-BSU SWAVELY. WILLIAM RILEY. Brownsville MusIc-Educafion-Gdden Wave Band Symphony OrcheshaWKap Kappa Psi SWINDALL. WAYNE, Opelika, Alabama Religion Greek 8 Philosophy-Mlnisferial AHiancewBears n' Air F ing Club TAIT, MARY JANE, Housion Hemenfary Educa+ion EngVisthVpha Omega, Pres.ADawson H House Council ReporferwSenior Women's coordinafed Council TARTT, WILLIAM 3.. JR., LaMarque Religion PhiIosophy-Minisferiai Alliance Volun+eer Mission Band TAYLOR. CHARLES W.I Tuscola TAYLOR, EMILY EARLE, Shreveport Louisiana Hemenfary EducafionhGeneral Business-vPi Alpha Lambda, Vice Pre Pres Treas. of Senior Class Board of PublicafionsHRound Up Go Edifor-Sevenih 8 James CoHege Counc$l Library SfudenT-Facul CommrJnferdub CounCiIAWho's Who Nominee TAYLOR, NANCY C.. Newfon, Georgia 8.5. Home Ec. H. EC. Education Tri D Alpha Chi Dean's L151L TAYLOR, SUE, Ff. Worfh Ar? 8 Educafion-Hisfory-Delfa Alpha PL his+oriam recording se refary, vice pres., pres. Dawson Hall House Council Round Up Sfa TELLINGER. CAROLYN, Ff. Wor+h Hemenfary Educafion Spanish Chi's Round Up Sfaff Jr. Class Ed +or Ora+orIo Chorus Devofion 21 Program Chairman House Coun in Dawson TEUFEL, VIRGINIA. Shreveport Louisiana Elemenfary EducaffonmEnqlish Chi's-AIpha CH;Alpha Lambd Delfa-Chapel Choir-Kappa DeHa Pi Soph. Honors THAMES, BARNEY. Dallas THAMES, JENNILYN, Bayfown Hisfory 8 EducafionhSpanishh-Afhenean Chi'shSigma Delia Piw Gamma Mu Reporfer, Soph. Class THOMPSON, STEVE, Kilgore LawiBusiness;Baylor Chamber of Commerce Bear Trainerwsmden Congress THORNBERRY. OWEN. JR., Conroe Sociobgy Chemisfry- American Chemical Sociefy-Pre Med Club THWEATT, MARY ELIZABETH. Waco Elementary Education Speech TRAUGHBER, SYNTHA, Gladewafer Elemenfary Educafion Music EducafionwFreshman MaioreHe-aVarsif MaioreHe Head Maioreffe, Golden Wave Band-Pi Alpha Lambda 50cm Chairman, Corres. Secr-Tau Befa Sigma, Treas. Mu Phi Epsilon Alpha Chi TRICKEY, JEAN, Dallas Hisfory;EnglishHAngel Flighfv-ROTC Squadron Sponsoerraforio Choir 60 -. DANIEL CHI WAII Macau fh. PhysicsNPhysics Honor Soclefy BB, SAM HOUSTON, JR., Woodville ology. Mafh-Geobgicd Sociefy CKER, SHIRLEY EVELYN, Casper. Wyoming gHsh N HisforyN French'Phoenix Ciub, Sigma DeHa Tau, Alpha Chi, ha Lambda DeHa. Chi's RNER, JAMES SEAL. Pleasanfon H1. Physicsvahysics Club. Mafh Club NARSDALE. GENE F.. Kansas CHy, Missouri sfory Polifical Science 8N Religion-Pi Gamma Mu NDEMON. THOMAS. Cayuga Hgion. Arf , N MATRE, ANN. Corpus Chrisfi f N Education, Enghsh XUGHN, MARILYN ANN. Nor'rh Hollywood. Cal. glish 2k ReMgiOnNFreshman Class Reporfer NSON, J. RONALD, Dallas cred Music. Voice-Kappa Kappa Psi. Phi Mu NphaN Gymnasflcs Iub, BandN Volunfeer Mission Band ADLE. RICHARD CLINTON AGSTER. JANETI Trenbn, Missouri :cred MusIc-Mu Phi Epsiion. Phi Befa Mu 'ANG. ELLEN MARIE. Oslo emenfary Educafion. EnglishN ln+erna+ional Sfudems Club ATKINS, LAVELLE. Dallas nclology; PhHosophy, English 8N SpanisthAlpha Kappa DeHal SecreN ry '59360: YWA Choir EAVER, BARBARA ANN, Redford, Virginia emenfary Educafion. Sociology-Angel Flight Sec. '58, Commander 8. Execuflve officer '59 lEBB, DALE. Tulsa, Oklahoma rhemisfry, Religion EBER. CHARLANNE. Magnolia. Arkansas lemenfary EducafionN EngHshNSecrefary of Arkansas Club Mefhod- f Sfudenf Movemenf EED, ALLEN, Dallas isfory, EnglishrFoofbaH, 3 years; Tryon Coierie EEKS, LARRY BOYD. Pasadena -acred Music. ReligionNBRH Choir EST. LA DAWN; Pauls valley. Oklahoma usic Education-Phi Befa Mu, Tau Befa Sigma. Golden Wave BandN Jhapel Choir. Ora+orio EST, JOHN CHARLES. Weymoufh. MassachuseHs eHgion; Hisfory. Sociobgy 8N PsychologyNMinisferiai Alliance HITE, CHARLENE D.. Forf Worfh 'sychoiogyN French 8N ReligionNChI's Pledge Capfain: PSLCH; Sevenfh -nd James College CouncH. l958-l959; BRH Planning CommiHee WHITE. CURTIS BALLARD. Waco English N ReHgion. Hisfory WHITE. JANA McFARLAND, Housfon English. Music EducafionNAfheneanN Alpha Chi. Mu Phi Epsilon. I958 Homecoming Nominee WHITTLE, CARLENE. Forf Wor+h Speech Therapy. Psychology-Angel Flight ROTC Sponsor, Sigma Alpha Efa. Memorial House Council, Bards and Rhapsody Seniors WILBANKS, ANTHONY DOUGLAS, Cleburne Mafh Physics WILBUR. HARRY SAMUELI III, Canadian BiologyaChemisfry!-Taurus WILLIAME, JAMES. Woodville ArfhPsychobgy WILLIAMS, JERRY D., Whifney Sociology-Rehglon A phd Kappa DeHa. Vice Pres. WILLIAMS, JOHN HOWARD. Albuquerque, New Mexico Religion PsychoVogy PH Mu Chi Npha Phi Omega Bem Befa BefaiAVpha Epsilon DeHa P5i ChIaVarsHy Wresfling WILLIAMS. JULIA ADELLE, Housfon Speech-RadIo-EnglishiPi Kappa DeHa, Sec.. Pres. AIpiha Lamb DeVraiChi's Park, Vice Pres, SIuden+ Congress Soph. Represenfaf' Sec. of Sfudenf Body Who's Who-Soufhwesf Conference Deb Championinha Chi WILLINGHAM. HELEN, Aus+in kaory 8x EducafiomiEngHsH WILSHIRE, JANICE ELAINE, Crowley Maih;Hisfory Ma+h CMb, Sec. Treas.. Vw'ce Pres.-Alpha Lamb DeHa Soph. Honors WILSON, JOE ROBERT, Elberfon, Georgia Biobgy-Psychology WINBURN, CHARLOTTE, Ff. Worfh Drama;Frcnch $ Engfi3hv43uesf Edifor MademoiseHe Harvard summer schod scholarshipiEdiforial Board Phoenix PhoenIx Chib WISEMAN, BARBARA ANN, Gladewafer Arr EducationgElemenfary WOLITARSKY, KAREN ELIZABETH, San Francisco, California EducaffonhEnglish WOLITARSKY, WILLIAM JOHN, San Francisco, California German-ReHgfon WONG, MRS. EDNA W.. Hempsfead, New York Sacred Music Voice;Mu PH Epsilon-Oraforio Chorus WONG, JAMES S. W., Hong Kong Physics 2Q MafhaSigma Pi Sw'gma-AWaNpHa CH WOOD, NOLAN EARL. JR.. Tahoka Engiish 8 EducafionaLafin 8 Religion WOODS. BARBARA ANN, Housfon Hisfory 29 Educafion Spanish DeHa Npha Pi WROTENl KAREN. Housfon BEobgy 8 EducafionA-Englisthlpha OmegaiBards 8 Rhapsody 1 VXhifev-ROTC Sponsor--Angei High1 Tri DAMay Queen Nomineew Miss Say Hey Nominee-Who's Who NomineeABeaufy Nominee YANCY, BOB C.. McAllen ChemlsfryiEngHsh;Alpha Phi Omega YARBER, HELLEN ARLENE. Waco Educafion Spanish YEN. DAVID, Surabal'a, Indonesia HisforyaReHgion-Baylor Infernafional CommunH'y YOUNG, CARL, Bayfown Hisfory 8 Religion Sociobgy MInMerial Alliance YOUNG. GAIL, Tyler EngHsh, French 8 Educafion His+0ry YOUNG, GLORIA. Winslow, Arkansas Muslc Educafion- Bay1or Symphony Orchesfraiedden Wave Band- Mu Phi EpsHon, Vice Pres., PreSerusic Educafors Nafional Confer ence Wee Pres.. Assist Sfage Man. Opera thello Friday Nigh Missions YOUNG. GRACE EVELYN, Bruce Mississippi Music Education BRH ChoIr-BSU Freshman CouncilATau Befa Sig- ma, historian Phi Befa Mu, SeQ;Music Educafor's NaHonal Confer- ence. Sec.-Golden Wave Band-Oraforlo Chorus Campus Women's Council-AO YOUNG. MARY, Pampa Speech Therapwasychology 8 Educafion SIgma Alpha Efa YOUNGBLOOD. NANCY LEE. Waco Elemenfary Educafion Lafin-Alpha Omega S+udemL Congress Who's WhOEKappa Delfa Pi-House Council. Dawson. Vice Pres.- Alpha Kappa Delfa-Alpha Chi ZVOLANEK, ERVIN EDWARD. Temple Chemisfry Biology Befa Befa Be+a AIpha Epsilon DeHavPre Med Club- American Chemical Sociefy-Newman Club-Soph. Honors Baylor hadifion reflecfed in Ring-Ou1' ceremony as deparfing Seniors pass legacy fo Juniors. Permaneni Class Officers Buddy Riley. President and Joye Ingendorff. Secrefary. Parenfs and seniors greef faculfy and adminishafion a+ +he Presiden+'s recepfion. Rev. Leslie Morris delivers +he baccalaurea+e address. The Class of '60 Makes History! Miss Miriam Moody and Tom Purdy were named Mo? Repre- sen1a1ive by fheir cidssmafes in a campus dedicn. Miss Joye lngendorff rode H16 Senior Class floaf in fhe Homecoming Parade. a UIiVersim The Senior Class exhibifed class spirif in a near record parficipa- The Senior Beaufy nominees were: Karen Wrofen, Joye lngendorff. 1'ion in Hue AIl-Universify Sing. Diane Morfon. Liz Sprouls. Vange Loessin, Miriam Moody. and Joyce Head. 64 Spring JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Heff +0 righfk Sarah Ragland, Secremry; Alan Baker, Vice-presi- denf; Charles LeeI Treasurer; John Roppolo. President Fall Heft +0 rith: Loyce Joplin Treasurer: Vernon Rippy. Presidenf: John Roppolo. Vice President Anita Collier, Secrefary. 65 ADAMS, BILL. VVichHa Falls ADAMS. LARRY. Wichi+aL Kansas ALLEN, ELIZABETH. Calhoun, Georgia ANDREWS. CAROL. Housfon ARCHBOLD. CARL, Colon. Panama ARLEDGE. KATHY. Housfon ASHLEY. CLINT. Dallas ATLEE, LINDA, Waco AVERETT. BILL, Farmingfon. N. M. BAILEYl CARL. Jefferson BAILEY. JOHN DEAN. Amarillo BAIRD. ALICE CHEAVENS. Ausfin BAPP. FRED. Roswell. N. M. BARNET. DONALD 6.. San Anfonio BARRON, BARNEY J., LaBeHe, Fla. BEAUCHAMP. GORMAN, Housfon BEIER. DAN. Housfon BELL, MARTHA GRACE. Birmingham. Ala. BELL. JOY. Buckhead. Ga. BELLOWS. JERRY. Denison BENNETT, MARSHALL, Sf. Louis. Mo. BENTON. EDGAR LEE. Afhens BERGLUND. CYNTHIA. Housfon BISHOP, LYNN. Lufkin BLEDSOE. TOMMY. HoJr Springs. Ark. BOLTON, AVONNEL, Shreveport La. BOLTON. ROBERT. Alexandria. La. BOND. WILLIAM 3.. Hillsboro BQWLlN. KATHLEEN, Housfon BRADY. SHIRLEY. Morrisfown. Tenn. BRANDON. LYNNA ANN. Rockdale BRANDON. THOMAS, Palacios BRASSELL, CHARLEY. Sf. Sfephen. S. C. BRIGGS. ROBERT, Roswell, N. M. BRINSON. PHILLIP. Augusfa. Ga. BROWN. JUDY. Refugio BROWN. KATY SWANNERV Plainview BROWN. RANDY. Opelousas. La. BURGESS. ALBERT C.. Waco BUSH. BEVERLY JO. Shreveport La. BUSH. CHARLES. A+hens BUSSERT, FRANCES. Bufrany. Okla. BUTLER. BETH. Harrisburg. Ark. CANNON, JO ANN. Dalias CARDEN. MERILYN. Waco CAREY, BARBARA. Housfon CAREY, REX. SfephenviHe CARMAN. MARTHA! Shreveport La. CARPENTER, BILL. Kansas Ci+y. Mo. CARROLL. NANCY, Asheboro. N. C. CARTER. NANCY. Jackson. Ga. CAUTHRON. SHERRY, Texarkana CASTERLINE. CECIL. Rockporf CATES. MICHAEL. Waco CEFALU. MARY HELEN. Amife, La. CESSNA. GERALD. Hardin CESSNA. ROBERT. Hardin CHAMBERS. JAMES N.. Clufe CHAPMAN, PAUL. Waco CHOATE. BARBARA ANN. San Angelo CHONG. LEONIE. Honolulu. Hawaii CHOY. WM. TZE-PING. Hong Kong. China CHU. PATRICIA. Waco CLAUDER, MARlON. Humble CLAYTON. LINDA, Amarillo CLARK. MERLE, Jackson. Miss. CLINGMAN. RODGER. Columbus. Monf. CLOUD. PAT. Housfon COFFMAN, MARY LOU. FomL Smifh Ark. COLTHARP. ART. Bayfown COMMANDER. RUTH. Housfon COPELAND, JAYREE. Longview COPELAND. LILA. Griffin. Ga. COTHARN. SETH. Naveso+a COUFMAN. REGINA Denver. Colo. CRIBBS. SONNY, Beaumonf CROWE. MARILYN. Brownsville CROWLEY. JAMES W., Waco CUTTER. DON. Lexing+on. Ky. CZICHOS. RAYMOND. Wimberly Juniors 67 DAVIS. ALLEN. Corpus Chrisfi DAVIS DORIS. Dallas DAVIS. RAY Ga. Harlingen DAVIS. ROBBIE 6.. Mt Vernon DEAN. BARBARA! Walkerfown. N. C. DEAN. MYRNA, WeaJrherford DEAN. RALPH, Groesbeck DELFELD, SHEILAH, Dallas DE MOND, ROBERT, Easf 5+. Louis IH. DEVINE. RAWDY HAROLD. Harrodsburg. Ky. DE WITT, LYNN. AHanfa. Ga. DICKINSON, JANICE. Gonzales DIPBOYE. LARRY. Galena Park DIXON. LOU NELL. San Angelo DOSSEY. JOE ED, Hillsboro DOUGLAS. MARY ANN. Kansas Cify. Mo. DOWDEN, ROY. Odessa DUDLEY. ANN. Excelio, Mo. DUGGAN, BARBARA. ChaHanooga. Tenn. EATON. ROD. Newfane. N. Y. EDINBURGV JAMES ROY, Waco EDWARDS. SYLVIA, Tahoka ELDER. ROXANNE. Waco FACUNDUS. MARTHA. Dallas FADAL. MARY. Waco FANCHER. JAMES. ChaHanooga, Tenn. FEAGIN. CAROL. Ty!er PENN. FORRESTER. Waco FERGUSON. JAMES E., Pueblo. Colo. FLEMING. JOYCE. Waco FLETCHER. ROLPH. Barsfow, Calif. FLOWER, CLINTON. Roanoke. Va. FORBES. LINDA. Corpus Chrisfi FORD. ELEANOR. Monroe, Ga. FREEMAN. SAMUEL, Dallas FRIDAY. FRANCES. Bay Cify GARNER. ANN. Gulfporf. Miss. GATLIN. CAROL KAY. Grand Prairie GENTRY, CAROL. Prairie Village. Kan. GIBSON. RALPH. Housfon GILBERT, MARlLYN. Bayfown GILCHREST. GLYNDA. Lindale GLEGHORN, TOMMY, Euless GOAR. BARBARA. Websfer GODEC, JO ANN. Hurley. N. M. GOODMAN. BETH. Waco GORDON. H. 8.. Waco GORLEY. BARBARA, Rockdale GOTTWALD. JIMMY. Del Rio GOURLEY. CHARLES, Higgins GRAHAM. BILLY, San An+onio GRAVES. ALLEN, Waco GREGORY, MARY ELEANOR. Augus+a. Ark. GRIFFIN. BILL, Galvesfon GRIFFIN. JARRELL B , Purdon GRUBE. SHIRLEY P.. China Springs GUERRA. ADELINA. Laredo GUFFY, JO ANN. Hillsboro GUITTARD. PHIL, Vicforia GUNNINl BETH. AHanfa. Ga. GUNNIN. GERRY. Midlofhian GUSTAFSON. GAlL. Corpus Chrisfi HAIRE. ANNE. Marianna. Ark. HALL. DOROTHY, LiHle Rock. Ark. HAMMET. JANIS E.. Corsicana HANNA. PHIL. Louisville, Ky. HARDING. JENENA. Abilene HARRIS. SUE. Dallas HARTMAN. MARY. Bay+own HASSELTINE. ANN. Marf HATTER. PADDY, Moody HAY, JANET, Beaumonf HAYNES. LARRY 6.. Wichifa. Kans. HAYS. KENNETH. Linden HENDERSON. ANGIE. Shreveport La. HENDERSON. BLANCHIE. Longview HENDERSON. SHIRLEY. FomL Worfh HENSON, CAROL H.. Rosebud HENNY. BARBARA. Freeporf HOBGOOD. JAMES, Picayune. Miss. HOLLAND. ROBERT. Henderson HOLLINGSHEAD. GLENDA. Bay+own HOLLIS, FLORENCE. Friendswood HOLLOWAY. LEE L.. Gaufier. Miss. HOLMBERG. JOHN MILTON. Hous+on HOLMES, JOE N.. Waco HOLT. FRANCES. Durango, Colo. HOOD, DALE, Lubbock HOPSON. TOMMY RAY. Cayuga HOPSON, YVONNE. Cayuga HOWELL, JAN. Warren HUFF. SARAH. San Anfonio. HUFF. WILDEAN. WichHa Falls HUFFINS. COLEENE, Wichifa Falls HUGHES. GAIL. Darien. Conn. HULINGS. GLENDA, Dallas HUI, ESTER. Hong Kong, China HUMPHREYS. MARY JO. Dallas HUMPHRIES. SHARON Waco INMAN. GARY LEE. Housfon INOUE. MASUKO. Sagaken. Japan JACKSON, GLENN. Odessa JACKSON, MARY BETH. San Angelo JARRATT, NANCY. Pasadena JEU. ANN. Housfon JOHNSON, BOB. Hobbs. N. M. JOHNSON, CAROL JOY. Memphis. Tenn. JOHNSON. GALE. Dallas JOHNSON. JO ELLEN, Freeporf JOHNSTON. BEN. Texarkana JOHNSTON. MARGARET. Queen Creek. Ariz. JONES. CHARLOTTE, Shreveport La. JONES. DOROTHY, Waco JOPLIN. LOYCE. Pecos JORDAN. RUTH. Morgan Cify, La. JULIAN. WAYNE. Borger JUSTICE. MELBA. Housfon KAMMERDIENER, KATHY, Alice KELLEY. HELEN. San Benifo KELSO, HAROLD, Gonzales 70 KENNEDY. BARBARA BASS. Waco KENNEDY. JAMES. Hobbs. N. M. KENT. PAT. Grapeland KESL. GARY, Edwardsville, HI. KING. DEANNA. Dallas KIRKPATRICK. DAVID. Ennis KIRKPATRICK. EDWINNA, San Anfonio KNIGHT. BETTY, Dallas KNOTT. KARLA. Dallas KOEN. MILTON C.. Gurdon. Ark. LAKE, MARlLYN GAY. Waco LANCE. BETTY. Hillsboro LANE. SYLVIA, Whifney LANGFORD. JIM. FayeHeviHe. N. C. LARGE. BARBEE JO. Leakly LARSON. JANET. Chula Visfa. Calif. LARSON. KENNETH. Cliffon LA VOIS. JAMES. Housfon LEATH. JAMES DALE. Kilgore LEAVITT. BOBBIE. Forf Worfh LEE. CHARLES, Texas Cify LEISSNER, ANNA LOU, New Braunfels LICHNOVSKY. BILLY. Wesf LITTLETON. RUTH. Taccoa, Ga. LEWIS. LlNA. Corpus Chrisfi LILLEY. JOHN, Na+chi+oches. La. LOEVVER. ANNETTE, Branch LOOSER, DON. Lufkin LOPEZ, RAYMOND, Waco LOWRIE. JUD J.. Waco LUMBLEY. CECILIA PILANT. AnHanfa MABRY. RONALD JOE, Tyler MANN. LANELLE. Hous+on MARTIN, MELBA. Troy MASON. MARIETTA, Denham Springs. La. MASON. PERRY. Housfon MASSIRER. MARY. Moody MAXWELL, RAMONA. Kilgore MEACHAM, ROY DAN. Troy MEAD. BARBARA, Eldon. Mo. Juniors 7l MEADOR. DONNA. Springfield. Mo. MEHNERT. MARY ZANDI. Waco MILLER, LARRY. Sugarland MILLER. MICHAEL, Dallas MILES. ANN. Valley Mills MILLS JUDY, Gainesvilie MlNCiWEI. YANG, lrvingfon, Calif. MODLING. NATHAN, Jacksonville. Fla. MONLEY, EOLA. San Anfonio MONTGOMERY. JON. Eldorado. IH. MOODY, EDGAR. Waco MOORE. TERRELL, Lampasas MOSELEY. WILLIAM D.. 5+. Pefersburg. Fla. MOSLEY. DON. Waco MCMOUNCE. KENNETH. Hearne MCAFEE. LEAH RHEA. Odessa McBURNETT TED, Corpus ChrisH MCCARLEY, CHARLES M.. San Anfonio MCCARTY. BETTY, Chapman Ranch MCCLELLAN, PAT. Seminole MCCLINTON, PAUL, Silsbee MCDANIEL, BARBARA ANN, Ausfin MCDERMOTT. MADELEINE. Texas Ci+y MCFARLAND. SUE. Waco MCKAIG. LUWILDA, Gladewaifer MCKENNON. TOM. Wichifa Falls MCLEOD, LINDA, McLeod MCFARLAND, VIRGINIA, Denver, Colo. MCMICHAEL. JUDY, Shreveport La. MCMILLEN, BILL, DanviHe. Calif. MCNEIL. HAROLD. Waldo NAIL. NANCY. Marf NEITHERCUTT, MARCUS. Hobbs. N. M. NELSON. JAMES. Lake Charles. La. NELSON. TWIS. Madison' Term. NEWMAN, AL, Housfon NEWSOM. JUDY, Piedmont Mo. NOGVESS, JACQUES C.. Menard, La. NOLAN, JIM. Waxahachie NORMAN. BARBARA. Dallas NYSTROM. DAVID. Hous+on OGDEN, WALKER. Kilgore OGLESBY. LYNDA. Dallas OGLETREE. NANCY. Griffin Ga. OSBURN. ROBERT. Forf Wor+h PACE, JULIAN. Waco PAGETT. NEILS H.. Waco PANTER. MARIANNA, Alba PARIS. KENNETH W.. Coolidge PARKER. DAN. AHanJra, Ga. PARKES. GLENDA. Lake Jackson PERRY. SID, Waco PEURIFOY. BETTY. Longview PHILEN. DON JR. Mobile, Ala. PHILLIPS. WILLIAM. Waco PIPKIN. WAYNE. Ga!ena Park POPHAM. T. W.. Herring. IH. PORTER. SAM. Dallas PRATT. SHARON. Lake Jackson POSNER. JIM. Dallas PRICE. CAROLYN. Shawnee. Okla. PROCK. SUE. Cleburne PROTHRO. E. HAYES. Pleasan+ Hill. La. PURCELL. DOROTHY. Gonzales QUEEN. JANELLE. Spencer. N. C. RAGLAND. SARAH. Gilmer RAY. RICHARD. Sf. Louia Mo. RAY. RITA, Corpus Chrisfi READ. EVELYN. Hillis+es REAGAN, MARGARET. Housfon REECE. ROBERT. Bonham REED. RONALD. Cisco REED. JOHN C.. Marlin REESE. M. CHARLENE. ChiHon REEVES. BEVERLY JUNE. Housfon REID, JOHN. Blooming Grove RENTZ. M. D.. Ff. Kobbe, Canal Zone REYNOLDS. JUNE. Springhill. La. RICHARDSON, BARBARA, Tyler RICHESON, MARY BETH. Kerrville Juniors RICHEY, DORIS. Bowie ROBERT, ANTHONY, Hous+on ROBERTS. CLAIRE. Longview ROBERTS. GATHA, Waco ROBERTS, JAMES. Crysfal CIer ROBERTSON. GLORIA, Amifa. La. ROE RICHARD W., Housfon ROGERS. BILLY. Birmingham. Ala. ROGERS. SANDRA SUE, Waxhaw. N. C. ROGERS, WILL. San Anfonio ROGUES. MARVIN G. ROPER. W. C.. Rosebud ROPPOLO, JOHN W.. Waco ROWELL. ROBERT WAYNE. Waco ROWLAND. LIONEL. Lake Jackson ROWTON. BETTY JANE. Waco RUSSELL, BOB, LHHe Rock. Ark. SANDERS. PATRICIA, Tucumcari. N. M. SCHELL. GEORGE. Waco SCHOEN. JOSEPH. Texarkana SCHRIMSHER. KEN. Frederick, Okla. SCHULZE, BARBARA LEE. Brenham SEARCY. MICHAEL. Thomasfon. Ga. SEGREST, ROBERT. Waco SIMMS. JAMES. Cleburne SHANNON. VIRGINIA, Orange SHAW, KAY. Merfens SHEARON. PAULA. Macon. Mo. SHELTON. DOLORES. Hondo SIMONS. STEVE, Phillips SIPES, SHERRON. LHHe Rock. Ark. SLATTERY. LEIGHTON. Lindsay. Calif. SMART. SANDRA. Housfon SMITH. BILLIE GENELL, Pofeau, Okla. SMITH. BONNIE. Amarillo SMITH. BRENDA. Lake Charles. La. SMITH, JACK. Orange SMITH. KAY, China Springs SMITH. MOLLIE, Housfon SMITH. SANDY. ChaHanooga. Tenn. 74 SNEED. DON. Waco SNOOKS. MARJORIE. Refugio SPARKS. BEVERLY. MiamL Fla. SPECK, LINDA, German SPEED. NELSON. DaiseHa SPEIGHT. GLORlA GAYLE. Weafherford SPURLOCK. EMILY, Waco STALEY, MARTHA. Waco STANLEY, LARRY, Wichifa. Kans. STARNES. MARGARET, Mineola STAUFFER. PAULA. Kansas Cify. Mo. STILES, SHARON. Wheeler STONE. LINDA. Pasadena STONE. WAYNE. Sfephenville STEAHL. ROBERT BRUCE. Waco STRIPLING. BOB. Housfon SULLIVAN. PAT. Colorado Ci+y SUTTON. JOHN, Nacogdoches SWOGETINSKY. DOROTHY. Kafy TABB. ANN, Bowling Green, Ky. TACKER. WILLIAM. Hillsboro TANKERSLEY. JOAN, Roswell, N. M. TANNER. MURRIEL, Highlands TAYLER, JANE. Harlefon TAYLOR, MARY ELIZABETH. Brownwood TEAGUE. RANDOLPH. Waco THOMAS. KENNY. Bafon Rouge. La. THOMAS. LARRY 5.. San Mafeo, Calif. THOMAS, PAT. Grand Prairie THOMAS, MICHAEL. Owensboro, Ky. THOMASON. LINDA. Waco THORNBERRY. PATRICIA. Conroe THORNTON. KENNETH, Waco THURMOND, FRANCES. Shreveport La. TOLAR. BILLY. Warren TOMLIN. DARILENE. McAllen TRENT. JAMES 6.. Fresno. Calif. TUBB. SAM HOUSTON. JR.. Woodville TULLY. DOUGLAS. Housfon TURNERI JUDY BOEHMS. Waco TURNER. LUTHER. Waco USHER. BILLIE. Waco VARNELL. MARTHA. Waco VAUGHN, JOE, Amarillo VENABLE. MARY. Waco VINCENT. CAROL. Hous+on WADDELL. JERRY, Spur WADDELL, W. MARK. Waco WALKER. NELDA. Galena Park WALL. JOE. Housfon WALLACE, PAULA, DaHas WALTHALL. MARILYN, Li+He Rock Ark. WARDEN. RANDALL, Bellaire WARE, DOYLE, Waco WARREN, WILLIAM. Hockley WATSON, JERRY. Abilene WEATHERBY. JANE. Tenaha WEILBURG. DICK. Modesfo. Calif. WEIR. NANCY, Ennis WELLS. MARILYN, Pampa WESTER. SAMMIE. Dallas WHORTON. SONNY. Rule WHITESIDE, RALPH. Tucumcari. N. M. WHKTFIELD. RANDALL. Azle WILCOX. JAMES. Midland VVILLERS. ANNE, Dallas WILLIAMS ANNE. Shreveport La. WILLIAMS. COMER. Dallas WILLIAMS. NORMA. Pasadena WILLIAMS. WALTER, Sanfa Barbara. Mex. WILSON. BOBBIE SUE WILSON. WILLIAM, JR.. Beaumon+ WINDER. ANNA L. Waco WISENER, JANE NEILL. Waco WOFFORD. MARTHA. Cieburne WOLF. DIANE. WichHa Falls WOOLEY. MALCOLM. Haffiesburg. Miss. YARBROUGH. DIANE. Roswell. N. M. YELL. RAYMOND. Dumas YERKES. WILLIAM. Pleasanfon YOUNG. CAROLYN, Waco YOUNG. JAMES C.. Kopperl YOUNT. CAMILLE. Housfon Juniors We do things that can t be done SMU's Tradewinds en+er+ain wifh a Tropicana +heme. Junior Beaufies wonder whaf's goin' on ouf +here. Junior misses prepare for +heir annual banquet Guesfs a+ +he head fable chaf during Hie Junior-Senior Banquet Jane? Hay enfer+ains +he Tropicana gues'ts. Two iuniors served in Hue summer mission program in Mexico and Hawaii. 78 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS HeH +0 Rith: Jimmy Lawrence, Presidenf: Nancy Rogers. Secretary: Beverly Raney. Treasurer; Joe Bailey. Vice-Presidenf. UeH +0 Rith: Byrne Williamson. Vice Presidenh Beverly Secrefary: Tom Gandy, President Mike Henkel Treasurer. SUDIE ABBOTT, Bly+hvifle, Ark. GEORGE C. ADAMS ROBERT S. ADDISON, Dallas JOHN ALBRITTON, Hurs+ JERRY L. AIRINGTON SID ALEXANDER. Killen WES ALLEN. Boulder. Colo. BRENDA AMACKER. Shreveport La. AUBREY L. ANDERSON, KeHer DAVID ANDERSON. Cleburne GWEN ANDERSON. Crosby IMOGENE ANDERSON. Woodville CATHY ANDREWS. Housfon MARTHA ANDREWS. Indinolia. Miss. CLAUD WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. Ff. Worfh ELLA ARMSTRONG. San Anfonio BARBARA JEAN ARNOLD. CrockeH' DANIEL ARRIAGA. Temple DAN GORDON BAGBY, Waco JOE E. BAILEY, Grand Prairie DAN. NORMAN BAKER JOANNE BAKER. Beeville MARTHALU BAKER. MamL THOMAS BALCH. Bakersfield. Calif. LEE BALDWIN. Alfa Loma ROBERT BALEW. Vernon JIMMY WAYNE BALL. Breckenridge E. P. BARBER Uvalde LIFI BARNARD. Lubbock STEVE BARNES. BeHon DEL BARNETT SUE ANN BARNETT, Longview REBECCA BARTLETT VIRGINIA BARTON. Gafesville CLINT BATEMAN. Waco NANCY BAUGHCOM, Corpus ChrisH ROGER BAUMLEY JANICE BEALL. Bryan LINDA BECKHAM. Sulphur Springs TOM DAVID BEDNER. AbboH KAY BEEN. Grand Prairie CAROLYN JO BELL. Colorado Cify MAUDIE BELL. San Anfonio DONALD M. BENNETT, Aflan+a. Ga. DONALD E. BISHOP. Miami. Fla. MARY LOU BISHOP, Jacksonville. Ha. GEORGE BLACKMAN, Carlsbad. N. M SHERRY BLACKWELL. Anglefon 80 LLIE JEAN BLAZEK. Bryan IHN BLYTHE. Alexander Cify. Ala. ERBERT R. BOLLAND, Bishop LEN JEAN BOSTICK. Waco LBERT BOWMAN, Harlingen 'ED BOYD. Garland LL BRASHEARS. Dumas IL BRASSELL. San Marcos YNTHIA BREHMER, KerrviHe ANCY LEE BRIGGS. Basfrop M BROOKS Bayfown NE FRANCES BROOKS. Corpus ChrIsH 'ANK BROWN. Miami. Fla. DN BROWN, Auan NCY BROWN. Refugio .TTIE BRUCE. Waco ILLIAM J. BRYAN! Valiey Mills NCY BRUCE. Waco .NNIE BULL. Bishop NNA RUTH BURCH. Odessa ELDA JEAN BURK. Reagan LENN BURKE, Dallas ARTHA BURKE, Housfon IVlAN BURKE. Georgefown .EL BURLESON. Ennis ARTHA JO BURNS. Waco 'YNTHIA BURNSIDE. Sanfa Maria. Cal. HARLES BURTON. Decafur CK BUTLER. Corsicana OB BYRD, McKinney ILL CAIN. Dallas ,AREN CALKINS. La Grange. IH. ONNIE JEAN CAMERON. Cedar Rapids. Iowa YNTHIA ELIZABETH CAMERON. San Anfonio AY CAMERON. Garland ICKIE, CAMPBELL. Robsfown A CARLTON. Brazoria ELAND CARMICHAEL, Kerrville NN CARROLL, Dallas ILL CARRUTH, Balfimore. Md. ERBERT CARSON. Corpus Chrisfi AY CARSON. F1: Sfockfon HOMAS H. CARSWELL. Augusfa. Ga. ARY ANN CASH, Hawkins AREN CASTERLINE. Rockporf DARRELL CATES, Onna, Ill. ERBERT CAUDLEL Hillsboro ELSON CAYTON. Lamesa Sophomore ELAINE CHALK. Bryan SUE CHAMBERS. Reseda. Cal. ANN CHANEY. Horse Cave. Ky. SUAN CHAPMAN, Woodbridge. Va. SHARON CHASTAIN. Grand Prairie CALVIN L. CHASTEIN, Waco MARIE CHEATHAM, Hous+on MARIE CHILDERS. Marf ALEX CHUNN. Waco KAY CLAUNCH. Waco LYNN P. CLAYTON. RandleH, Okla. BOB CLEMENT. Lamesa JAMES COBB, Hawkins HARRIET E. COBURN. Brownsville. Ten LINDA COLLIER. Odessa JOHN COLLINS. Newfon JOE R. COLVIN. Housfon LEARD CONNER. Dayfon PAULA CONSTANTINE. Waco BARBARA COOK. Memphis. Tenn. LINDA A. COPELAND, Mf. Pleasanf ELIZABETH COOPER, Waco NANCY COOPER. Yazoo Ci+v, Miss. MAMIE COOK. Lorena SHIRLEY IRENE CORBIN. Aiken. So. Ca JOHNNY CORNETT' Henderson JIMMY CAUCH. Seymour MARGARET COZERT, Housfon GLENN A. CRAIG, Waco SUE CRAWFORD, Livingsfon ELEANOR CRENSHAW. Ausfin JAMES COOK, Opelika. Ala. WAYNE CRUMPTON. Waco JACK CUBLENTA. New Madison. Ohio EVELYN CUMMINS. Dimmiff KATHERlNE CUNNINGHAM. Paleane LETA KAREN CUNNINGHAM. Texas CH EDDIE CURTIS. Terrell DONALD LEE CUTTER, Lexingfon. Ky. LESLIE R. CYPERT YVONNE CYPERT. Waco GENE FRANCES CZICHOS. Wimberly JIM DANIEL. Oklahoma Cify. Okla. BARBARA DAVISON. Irving JEANETTE DAViS1 Dallas MARY COLLEEN DAVIS. Waco PASTY DAVIS. Aus+in MARTHA DAWSON. Corsicana Y DEAVER Waco ELBY DeHART. Houeron RRY DeHAZ. Brownwood .Y DeLOiACH. Beaumonf .NNIE DEMPSY, Miami. Fla. RRY DENNIS. Magnolia, Ark. EORGE E. DlCKlNSONuAHanfa .RlS DILLARD, Temple ENE DlLLARD. BarHeH' ARY DIVISON. Liber+y SSELL DARWOOD, Cliffon OROTHIA DOWNIE. Bafesville. Okla. TH DRAKE. Garland DY DRENNAN. Conroe ERLY DRISCOLL. AuerIn TH DuBOSE, Lamesa ILLlE DuBOSE. Lamesa IANA DUKE. Sanderson RANKLIN DUNCAN. Ff. Sfockfon NOW DROP DUNN. Floydada SCAR DUPRE. JR., Waco ARBARA DURNALL. Rogers . B. DWIRE. Grovefon ARY BETH DYER. MomL Belview DAVID E. EDWARDS. Waco ENNYE EDWARDS. Sweefwafer OLAND G. EICHELBERGER. Waco AURIE EIDSON. Decafur. Ga. YNN EIKENBURG. Dallas NGELSON ENGELBRECHT. Crawford .iLL ENTZMINGER. Braden+on. Fla. ALLY KAY ENTZMINGER, Bradenfon ENDELL ERWIN. Texarkana IRGINIA ERNST. Corpus Chrisfi 'QNNIE FAIRBAUNJ Shreveport La. IMMY FARMER. Springville. Tenn. DAVID FARRIS. Ff. Worfh JANE FELTS, San Saba DON FERGUSON. Abilene MARILYN FERGUSON. Sfephenville ELIZABETH FIELDS. Amarillo DIANNA FINNEY. Dallas MARY FISHER. Housfon ALLAN HOWARD FLOYD.AHan+a. Ga. BILL FLOYD. Aflanfa. Ga. JO BETH FORD. Odessa HARRY FORESTER. Pineville. La. TERRY HART FORREST. Irving 83 RONALD FORTNER, Happy JANET FAYE FOX, Lexingfon. S. C. BECCA FRASER. Many. La. JIMMY FREEDMAN. Waco CHUCK FREVELLE. Kansas CHy, Mo. ANNETTE FRIBERG, Wichifa Falls JULIA FRY, Waco LA NELLE FULLER, Hope. Ark. WlLLiAM EDWARD FULBRIGHT. Wac. NOEL FUNDERBURK. Pecos RANDAL DICK GALLOWAY. Floydada DEANNA GALYEAN, Housfon RUTH GANSZ. Omaha, Neb. JAN GARDNER. Wichifa. Kan. PAUL GARTENHAUS, AHamLa. Ga. MARY HELEN GARY, Dallas RALPH VICTOR GARY. Midland ALVIN E. GAY. Roswell, N. Mex. EMILY GEORGE, Housfon NANCY GERIK Waco EUGENE GIBBS. Chico. Calif. JOSEPH GIBSON, Lufkin RONNIE GILBERT. Temple MARGIE GILLIAM. Cliffon ANN GLASS. Waco ALLISON GOFF. Dumas OWEN GOFF, Dumas CANDIDA GONZALES, Auan PAUL GONZALES. Waco MILBURN GOODWIN. Waco HOUSTON GRAGHEAD. San Anfonio BILL GAUT. Pampa KAY GRANT. Waco CAROLYN GRANES MARY GRANES. Norwalk. Conn. PAT GRAVES. Pasadena SUE GRAY. San Angelo PATRICIA S. GREAR. El Paso SONJA GREEN. Waco SUE GREEN. Lamesa TERRILYN GREGORY. Housfon CAROLYN GREENWOOD. Waco CYNTHIA GRESS. Waco DONALD GRIFFIN. Thompson Mo. JAN GRIFFITH. Tripoli, Libya NELDA GRISBY. Longview WARhllER GRIMSLEY. Alexander Cify. Aa. DAVID GRUCE, Cleburne E RBARA GUNNIN, Midlofhian ANCY HAGQERTY. chp ANENE HALL. Bayfown ONNIE HALLIDAY. Galena Park M HAMILTON. Bridgeporf -HL HAMILTON. Wichifa Falls E HAMILTON, N. LiHle Rock, Ark. ANETTE HAMMACK. Kennedy MES HAMMOND. Paragould. Ark. NDRA HANCOCK. Housfon E RRY HARBOUR. Rogers HARLES HARDAGE. Vernon ARY NELLA HARDY. Chesfer INDA HARLOW, Housfon AN HARLOW, Hof Springs. Ark. RENDA HARMON, Golden USAN HARPER. Dallas ENNY HARRIS. Eunice. La. uORDON HARRIS. Ff. Worfh ERCER HARRIS. LawrencevilleN Ga. XLICE ANNE HARRISON. Waco OB HARRlSON, Jonesboro. Ark. ARTHA ANN HARTZOG. Porf Lavaca ARGARET HAY. Waco ANNlE LOU HAYNES, Springhill. La. ARREN HEAGY, lmperiaE AHLAN ANN HEARD. Rusk UE HEINS. New Orleans, La. WEN HELGE. Ausfin lKE HENKE. Waco LIZABETH HERRING UTH ANN HIERONYMERSE Glen Rose OIS HIGER. San An+onio E LLENE HIGHTOWER. Henderson PEGGY HIGHTOWER. Cameron CAROL LEE HODGES. Dallas JO ANN HOKANSON. New Braunfels LA NELL HOLBROCK, Ballinger WILLIAM TUCKER HORN. Nafchez. Miss. DWAIN HORSLEY. Franklin. N. C. JOHN HOUCHINS, Weiman AUBREY M. HOUSE. Taylor DICK HOUSE. Liberfy , LINDA HOWARD, Lake Providence. La. JIMMY TROY HUlSON. Waco HAROLD M. HUMPHREY BRANTLEY HUMBERT. Corsicana ANDREA HUNTER. Anchorage. Alaska Sophomore GLENDA HUNTER, Waco SONJA HUTCHERSON. S11 Louis, Mo. NANCY HUTCHISON. Sfephenville JOE HYDEN, Dallas JAMES JACKSON, Mefairie. La. LINDA JACKSON. Sulphur Springs RUTHMARY JACKSON. Sulphur Sprin LESTER D. JACOBS, Bafesville BARBARA JAMES. Beaumonf SONDRA JAMESON. Plainview PAULA JENSEN, LiHlefield DENNIS JOHNS. El Paso JERRY JOHNSON, Paleane ROBERT E. JOHNSTON. Harlingen MARTIN DEE JOHNSON. Borger TOMMY JOHNSON. LiHle Rock. Ark. CAROL LEE JONES. Bellaire EDDY JONES. Golfhwaife MARILYN JONES, Phoenix. Ariz. TOMMY JONES. Ponce, PuerJro Rico PATSY JORDAN. New Orleans KAREN KAMlN, HoUsfon VICKIE DENICE KAY, Winoma CAROL KEARNS. Oklahoma Cify. Okla. NAYMOND KEATHLEY. Memphis. Tenn DONNAVLEA KELLY. San Angelo JAMES S. KELLEY. Refugio JUDITH KAY KELLEY. Refugio JUDITH KELLY Honoiulu. Hawaii PATRICIA KELLY. Lake Jackson PHILIP REED KENNEDY. Housfon BEVERLY M. KERCHVEL. Slafon KAY KIEL. Wichifa Falls GENE KlNCAID Ill. Uvalde DAVID KING. Hope. Ark. J. CHARLES KING. Housfon JUDY KING. ChaHanooga, Tenn. LUCINDA LEE KING. San Anfonio RICHARD KUGAN. Fairfield RAYMOND KNAUB. ScoHsbluH. Neb. JUNE KNIGHT. Dallas ROBERTA KNIGHT. Harlingen JEANNF KOONCE. Sulphur Springs JEANETTE KOSTOHRYZ. AbboH JOHNNIE KRAFFE, San Anfonio MARTIN O. KRALIK. San Anfonio JANE LAMB, Ennis RONALD LANE, Palesfine LVIA LANE. Wthey XIE LANIER. Ennis ARY ANN LARK. Gainesville LAWRENCE. ChaHanooga, Tenn. 'ANK LAWSON Waco D LAYMNA. LiHle Rock. Ark. NN LEATHERMAN. N. LiHle Rock. Ark. AMMY LEDBETTER. Housfon ELEN LUCH. Benfon. Ark. .BERT EUGENE LEFTWICH. Longview. Cal. ANDA JOY LEONARD. Rolla, Mo. ILL LEWIS HARLES JERRY LEWlS ENIE LEWIS. Terrell M G. LEWIS, Bossier Cify. La. RRY LEWlS. Waco LORIA LINDEN Silverhill. Ala. RACE LINDSEY, El Dorado. Ark. ERRY LINDSEY. Munday AVID LiSMAN. Tyler INDA LIVINGSTON, Kenedy ILLY C. LODEN. Waco AT LOESSIN. Eagle Lake ANDY LOFGREN. Housfon . CLIFFORD LONG. Dayfon ENNINGO LONG. Beesville AINDA LONG. Groesbeck KHARON LOOMIS. Ff, Worfh ALTO LORENZ. Waco AVID LOUIS. Newfon Lower Falls. Mass. ARTHA LOWE. Muskogee. Okla. INDA LUCAS. Bafon Rouge. La. AMES LUNSFORD. Beeville 'AUL LYLE. A+Ian+a. Ga. nALLY MANESS. Housfon 'ARBARA MANGUM. Housfon ROBERT MANKIN. Bonham FRANKIE JANE MANLEY. Lorena MARIAN ANNE MARBURGER. La Grange JOHN D. MARKHAM, Odessa KENNETH MARSHALL. Mound ALICE KAY MARTIN. San Anfonio GEORGE MARTIN. San Anfonio ROBERT MASTIN. Mission SUE MASSEY, Delane, Calif. VAN D. MASSIRER. Crawford JOEL MATHIS. Housfon DAVID MATTHEWS. Vernon 87 GEORGE ANN MAUN, Falfurris GAYLE MAXWELL. Killgore BOBBIE MAYERS. San Anfonio MARY ANN MAYES. Okla. Ci+y. Okla. CAROLYN MAYFIELD. Ozona LONNIE MAYHUGH. Harper JANE MEARS. Menard WALTER R. MELLGREN, El Mon+e. Cali LINDA MEYERS. Columbus. Ohio MYRNA MILES Levifa GEORGE ELLIS MIMS. Hous+on ELIZABETH MITCHELL, Turners. Mo. GEORGE A. MONROE, Kerrville GEORGE W. MONROE, Texarkana PATRICIA MOONEW. Okla. Cify. OHa. CAROL JEAN MOORE. Waco MACK MOOREI Housfon PEGGY MOORE, Grand Prairie RONALD MOORE. Hufchins WILLIAM MOORE. Vidoria LINDA MORALES. Independence. Mo. EMOGENE MORRIE, DeRidder. La. GLENN MORRISON Elgin KATHY MORRISON. Ausfin CRIAG MORTON. McAllen CHARLES G. MOSELY. Wesf BETTY MOTTET. Shreveport La. EDA MOUTON, La Porfe EARLENE MUIRHEAD, Ennis DAVID MULLER. Terreon. Mex. REBECCA MUND, Eldorado DWIGHT MURRAY. Marshall JOYCE MYERS. Terrell TOMMY MYERS. Garland NICKY MCCASLAND. Olney JOHN MCCLENNAEN. Shreveport La. BETTY LEE MCCLURE, Dallas ROGER MCCORKLE, Cherryville. N. C. GARY MCCUTCHON. San Anfonio ALLEN MCGINNESS. Richardson TISH MCGINTY. Dayfon FLORA BEA McKETHAN. Waco ROSE McNIEL. Easf Bernard JUDY MCNULTY. Anahuac RINA NARANJO. Taos. New Mex. PAT NEFF, Hous+on LES NEILSON, Irving ROXIE NELSON. Rosenburg 88 Sophomore ARBARA NICHOLSON, Huxey. N. M. UDY NOBLES. Jackson. Miss. ARY JO NORTHCUTT. Jus+in ARBARA NUNN. MarieHa. Ga. AROL OATES. Ff. Wor+h OYCE OGLETHORPE. Waco DONNA OLD. Caracas Venezuela 'ILL OANEILL, Leeswlle OM O'QUINN. Eunice. New Mex. YNN ORBISON. Sfephenville 'AYMOND G. OTIS, Lauderdalex Fla. ARRiE PALMER. Olney A ALBIE PARKER. Bellaire .ARBARA PARROTT. El Paso ION F. PATRICK, Dallas ION PATRICK. Jacksonville. Fla. 'ETTY PAYNE. Dallas PEGGY PEARSON, Mission SANDRA PEASE. Wes+ FarmEnngon. Ma. PEGGY PEDERSON. Los Fresnos ANN HOPE PARKINSON, Mena. Ark. ERRY PERRY. Lewisville, Ark. PATRICIA DEANNE PERRYMAN. Plainview DAVID PHELPS. JeweH PAT PIPER. KingsviHe BOBBY VERNON PLY, Mission PERRY WILLIS POLK. Waco CAROLYN POOL. Louisville. Ky. HE1N J. TUPOORTEN. Housfon BURR PORTER. Gilmer FAIRY NELL PROCTOR. Bay+own REBECCA PULLIG. Sfamps. Ark. CATON PUTMAN. Housfon GEORGE PYRON, Somerse1L SUE QUALLS. Kansas Cify. Kan. CYNTHIA RAMSEY. Bayfown JOHN RAMSEY. PoimL Comforf DAVID RAMSOUR. Honolulu. Hawaii BARBARA RANDEAN, Tulsa, Okla. BEVERLY RANEY. Longview GLENN ADAIR RATLIFF. Monahans ANN RAY. Conroe MARVIN RAY. Round Rock MALLORY RAYMOND. Carlsbad. N. M. JERRY ALLEN REED. Waco TOM ED REED, Graham TOMMY REID. San Anfonio RUTH REISACKER. Palo Alfo. Cam. BENTON RHEA, Tyler MIKE RHOADES. Corpus ChrisH SAMMY RHODES. Cenfer MORRIS RICHARDS. Lake Jackson ERNEST RICTER. Dayfon HELEN RILEY. Hondo DOLORES ROBERSON. Lubbock RUBY ROBERTS. Sweeny C. WAYNE ROBERTS. Lancasfer GENE ROBERTSON. PiHsby JOHN ROBERTSON Round Rock EILEEN ROLICHAUX, Brookshire SYNTHIA ROGERS. Greggfon BILLY BOB ROBINSON CAROLYN ANN' ROBINSON, Lebanon. Tenn. DON ROGERS, Vic+oria KENNETH L. ROGERS. Leaky NANCY ADELIA ROGERS. Burleson NANCY ROGERS. Dallas WILLIAM A. ROGERS. Kansas Cify. Mo. RICHARD ROSENTHAL MARY JANE ROSS. Waco PATRICIA ROTAN, San Anfonio BILL ROUSE. Winfield. Peru TOMMY ROWELL, Waco JOHN RUDD. Liberer MARY LILLIAN RUSSELL. Orange PAT RYAN. Lake Jackson BOBBY SALLEY, Pleasanf Hill. La. SYLVIA SALMAS. Hansfen. Kan. LINDA SAMPLES, El Paso JOE SANCHEZ. San Anfonio CAREY ANN SANFORD. Meridian. Miss. MARVIN W. SAPHAUGH THURMAN SAXON, Richard Spring LYNETTE SCHULTZ. Lake Jackson HERB SCHWETMANN. Waco DARLENE SCOTT. Monahans JAN SCUDDER. Spur ROBERT SEALE. Teague MARILYN SEALOCK. Texas CHy MARY SEALE. Corpus Chrisfi NINA SELZ. Midland JAMES SHANNON. Waco TOMMY SHEARRER. Colorado Cify WILLIAM C. SHEETS. Dallas JILL SHUGART. Garland LINDA SILVER. Tulsa. Okla. UE BETH SIMONDS. San Anfonio . MES SIMS. Hobart Okla. N RRY SINCLAIR. Sulphur Springs ADORA SKELTON. Decafur. Ga. OY SMALLEY. Greenville NN SMITH, Rolling Fork. Miss. ENNES KAY SMITH. Waco UDDY SMITH. S+ar Cify. Ark. HARLENE SMITH. Dallas HARLES SMITH. LiHle Rock. Ark. AMES SMITH. Mexia ANELLE SMITH. Housfon UDITH SMITHU Teague Cify ARGIE SMITH. Luling ARY ANN SMITH. Lampasas 'UTH SMITH. El Paso -USAN SMITH, Housfon .ONITA SNODGRASS. Bonham .ARBARA ANN SNOOKS. Refugio IMMIE SOUTER. Breckenridge AY STAGGS. Phoenix. Ark. 'ONNIE STANLEY. Porf Ar+hur EORGE STANSBURY. Muskogee. Okla. ARY STEPHENSON. San Anfonio JACK STEWART. Ff. Worfh JOHNNIE RAY STEWART. Uvalde GAYLE STIMSON. Kenedy NANCY SIRMON. Ben+on. Ark. M. J. STOCKTON. Gaiena Park RUTH STOSSER. Dayfon KENNETH STRHAN. Franklin. La. PATSY SUTTON. Waco CAROLYN SWEARINGEN. Rueron. La. BARBARA SWEATT. Plainview BILLY ROSS SWINGLER. Kosse MARION TACHEBANA. El Paso BILL TAPLEY. Sulphur Springs PEGGY TARTT. La Marque GUINN D. TATE. Friendswood AL TAYLOR. Dumas ANN TAYLOR. Longview DOLORES TAYLOR, Bellmead JACKlE TAYLOR. Vanderberg AFB. Cal. KATHERINE TAYLOR. Tuscola JOSEPH EARLE TAYLOR. JR. SAM TERRY. Tulsa, Okla. BILL THAMES, Dallas GALE THAXTON. Shreveport La. 91 JANE THIGPEN, Navasofa KENNETH LEE THOMAS. Waco MIKE THOMAS. Corpus Chrisfi CAROL THOMPSON. Devine JOE THOMPSON. Housfon ROBERT E. THOMPSON. Perryvilla M RUSSELL THOMPSON, Dallas JAN TILLINGHAST. Ff. Wor+h UNA RAE TUCKER. Ennis GLORIA TURNER. Dallas JULIA TYE. Housfon SUZANNE ULITT. Denfon GINGER UNDERWOOD. Galmer BARBARA UPCHURCH. Bayfown SANDY UPSHAW. Greggfon LORETTA WAGNER, Dallas PAT WAGNER, Pasadena LA NELL WALDEN. Caracas. Venezuela BRENDA WALKER. Hous+on JIMMY WALLER. Cleburne LINDA LOUISE WARD. Grand Saline MALCOLM WARD. BeaumomL PEGGY WARD. Waco KENNETH WARREN. Louna ROBERT WARREN, Pampa LYNDA WASHINGTON. Waxahachie ROSEMARY WATKINS. Waldo. Ark. ELLEN WATSON. McAllen JEROY WEBER. Wesf Monroe. La. MARTHA WEBSTER. Leesburg. Fla. MARTHA WEED. Dallas ROLAND WELLS, Olney HAROLD WEST. Pauls Valley. Okla.- MARY WEST. Columbus NANCY CAROL WESTERFIELDJ McGregor PATTY WESTERGRAD. Long Beach. Cal GEORGE WHARTON. Excelsior Springs. M o. PATRICIA WHATLEY. Corpus Chris+i SANDRA WHEELER. Pine Bluff. Ark. CANDRA WHEETLY. Poplar Bluff. Mo. BEN WHITE, Dumas MARlLYN WHITE, Milwaukee. Wis. JENNY WHITESIDES. Bayfown MAURINA K. WIESE. Calverf NOVANELL WILCHER, Dallas PATRICIA WILKENING. Brenham SHERIDAN L. WILHITE, Bakersfield. Cal. DAVID WILLIAMS 92 MI ANN WlLLlAMS. Rockporf KURETTA WILLIAMS. Waxahachie AN WILLIAMS. Ozona RYN WILLIAMSON. Birmingham. Ala. AVID WlLLlAMSON. Abilene WART WILLIAMSON. Humsvme BY BETH WILLIS, Waco NDA WILLY. Lampasas HARLES NATHAN WILSON. Hereford EO WILSON. Chamberlu. Ga. ITTIE WISENBAKER. Humble ICK WOOD. Dallas ALIA WOOD. Tahoka ATHY WOOD. Crumrod. Ark. UDY WRIGHT. Waco ILBORN G. WRIGHT. San Mafeo. Cal. EPHENIE WYATT. Nafchifoches. La. HIRLEY ANNE WYATT. Housfon ILAUDIE WYNN. Corsicana LICE YOUNG. San Anfonio AVID YOUNG. Beaumonf AVID YOUNG. Temple HEILA YOUNG. Sweefwafer IM ZAUNTASH. Tehran. Iran IM FRANKLIN. Lufkin r?AROL ANN MYRiCK. Alvin Sophomore 93 Sophomores feaiure SEA SPLENDOR in honor of +he freshmen. Preparing +he elabora're decoraNons for SEA SPLENDOR is a Sophomore homecoming nominee in her gold and whife chariot big iob. The lovely beaufy nominees. Freshmen Class Officers Spring Jerry CTOSbY. Presidenf; Kelly Miles, Vice-presiden+ Treasurer. Glen Aaron, Presidenh Mike Dunagan. Vice-presidenf; Marfha Hay- wood. Secrefary; Golden Keyes, Treasurer. Fall Way , Q. .h'gsggy . V : $$$ i wiyiv '$ ' i : ?usziiiu-wximm . 1T5 'H'ffffluuna'g t Barbara McClusky. Secrefary: Jere Morris. 95 ABNEY. BOB. Longview ABSHIER. LINDA. Raywood ADAMS. JAMES. Memphis. Tennessee ADAMS. KENNETH. Waco ADAMS, PEGGY. Milan. Tennessee AKINS. MONA, Granfs. New Mexico ALLEN, BILLY. Alvarado AMIS, MARTHA, Bryan ANDERSON. RONALD. Abilene ARMES, DAVID. Forf Worfh ARMSTRONG. BETSY. Plano ARNETT. JOE, Waco ARNOLD. ANNIE. Camden. Arkansas ARNOLD. PERRY. Anglefon ASHCRAFT. LYNDA. Cliffon ATTELSEY. ELIZABETH, Dallas AUSTIN, MARIANNE, Mansfield AVERY, T. H.. Dallas AWALT. MIKE. San Anfonio BACOT. H. P.. Kennedy BAILEY. CHARLES. La Marque BAILEY, DORIS. Amarillo BAILIFF. CHARLES. Birmingham. Ala. BAIN. JOYCE ANN. Kerens BAKER. BRUCE. New Orleam La. BAKER, JUDY. Housfon BARCELLO. BETHEL. Pasadena BARKER. SHARON. ChaHanooga. Tenn. BARNES. JERE. Shreveport La. BARNETT. ELINOR Bafon Rouge. La. BARNETT. SUE. Freeporf BARR, JANA. Housfon BARRETT. NANCY. BarHesviHe BASS. JOHNNY. Phoenix. Arizona BASSETT. JOLENE De Leon BATES. BOB, Chillicofhe. Missouri BATES, JOY. Mexia BATTLE, BOBBIE NELL. Waco BAUMEISTER. BARBARA. LeviHown. Penn. BECKLEY. ROBERT. BeaumomL BELL, MAUDELLEN. Fyffe. Alabama BELVER, EARL. Housfon BENALLY, ROSE MARIE, Shiprock BENECK. DOUG. Garden Grove. Calif. BENNETT. BOB. Nocona BENNETT. PATRICIA. Memphis. Tenn. BIGHAM. EDDIE. BeHon BINGHAM, SANDRA. WhHe Oak BISHOP. BARBARA. Housfon BLACKMAN. ETHEL, Kessler A.F.B.. Miss. 96 BLAILOCK. SUZANNE. Dallas BOATWRIGHT. BILL. San Anfonio BOHANNAN, DAN. Snyder BOND, JUDlTH. Hous+on BOOTHE. SHARON. Yoakum BOWLIN. RONNIE, Hubbard BOWLING, SANDRA. Alice BRADLEY, ELOISE. Waco BRANCH. BARBARA. Memphis, Tenn. BRANDT. ELIZABETH, McGregor BRANHAM. NORRIS. Garland BRANTELY, BOB, Garland BREEDLOVE. JlMMY, Waco BREWER, JANET, Dallas BRIDGEWATER. PAT ANN. Jus+In BROTHERS. MARY CORINNE. Nashville. Tenn. BROWN, BETTY. Henderson BROWN. CHARLES. BeevIHe BROWN. JAN. Crawford, Tennessee BROWN. JANICE, Waco BROWN. JERRY. SpringHeld. Tenn. BROWNE. MARILYN. WhiHier. Calif. BROWN. Treva, Seminole BROWNLEE. DON. Odessa BRUNER. DANA. Hillsboro BRYAN. JERRY DON, Waco BRYAN. JOE DALE. Waco BRYANT. JIM. Jay'ron BUCHANAN. MERCER. Waco BUCKLER. MARGIE. Waco BULLINGTON. SUNNY. Mf. Pleasanf BUNN. SHARON. Dallas BURNEY. LINDA. Waco BUSBY. DlANTHA SUE. Weslaco BUSBY. JIM. Waco BUSH. MARY ELIZABETH, A+hens BUTLER. BETTY. Temple CALDWELL. MARILYN. Memphis Tenn. CALDWELL. PATTY, Temple CALLISON, CLYDE, Caldwell CALVERT. KAY. Corsicana CAMBORN, PHYLLlS. Owensboro. Ky. CARDEN. BARBARA. Ff. Worfh CARDWELL. KENT. Mexia CARPENTER. CAROLYN. Brownwood CARPENTER. ELAlNE. Alamogordo. NM. CARPENTER. KEN, Sarafoga. Wyoming CARRUTH. WANDA. Waco CARTER. JUDITH. Beaumonf CASTLE. LU NETTE. Perryfon Freshmen CATES. CAROL. WiHs Poinf CATHEY. TOXEY. Waco CHA, MADELINE. Hong Kong. China CHALKER. LINDA. Abilene CHAMBERS. DONNA. Hous'ron CHAPMAN. BARBARA. Tyler CHIONSINI. JEANINE. Jasper CHURCHILL. CONSTANCE, Arcadia. Cal. CHURCHILL. KENNETH, Chillicofhe. Mo. CLANCY. SANDRA, Ferris CLARK. BECKY, Wisner, Louisiana CLARK. CONNIE MACK. Levelland CLEMENT. CORINNE, Uvalde CLOWDUS. PATRICIA, Odessa CLOYD. SALLY KAY. Abilene COBB, DAN, Seminole COBB. DIANE. Corpus Chrisfi COBB. JIMMY. McGehee. Arkansas COCHRAN. DANNY. Irene CQCHRAN. ERNEST, Livings+on COCKERELL, CAROLYN. Garland COLLINS. JANICE, CliPron COLLINS. MIKE. Housfon COLLINS, REXANNE, El Paso COMMANDER. PAUL. Housfon CONRADT. ADDIE JO. GoldfhwaHe COOK, JOY. Pascagoula, Mississippi COOKE, WALTA. Carfhage COOPER. RICHARD. Waco COPPLE. JUDY. Dallas CORPIER. DORIS. LiHle Rock. Ark. COUEY. RICHARD. Pasadena COX. MAX, Brady CRAFT. JAMES. Waco CRAVEN, EMILY. Waco CRAVEN VERNELL. Waco CRAWFORD. BOBBY, League Ci+y CRAWFORD. JANE. Vero Beach. Fla. CREECY. JAMES. Kemp CREIGHTON. SHARRON. Big Springs CRENSHAW. KAREN. Dallas CROMWELL. JESSE. Waco CROSBY. JERRY, Gasfonia. N. Carolina CROUCH. JIMMY. Mafhis CROW. JERALD. Daraville. Georgia CRUMMETT. JAMES. Concord. Calif. CRUSE. FAY LYNN, Porf Aufhur CRUZ. RAMIRO. Waco CUFFMAN. CAROLYN. Malvern. Ark. CULBERTSON. MARY. Freeporf CURRY. WALTER. Hasler DALE, MARILEE. Housfon DANCE. MARY. Dallas DANIEL. WILL. Liberfy DAVENPORT. JERRY. McMinnviHe. Tenn. DAVIDSON, MARTHA, Belle Glade. Fla. DAVIS. BEVERLY. El Paso DAVIS. CARL. Jackson, Mississippi DAVIS. DIANE. Columbia. Miss. DAVIS. DWlGHT, Corpus Chrisfi DAVIS. EDWARD. Kemah DAVIS. FRANCES. Sweeerafer DAVIS. JEFF. Waco DAVIS, KAY. Ausfin DAVIS. MARY COLLEEN, Waco DAVIS, MlKE. Memphis Tennessee DAWSON. SARAH. Corsicana DEADMAN. MARIANNE. Wahoo. Neb. DECKER. WANDA. MT. Pleasanf DENNARD. KATHERINE. Newfonville. Mass. DENTON, KENNETH, Ax+ell DERRENGER, BILL. Mobridge. S. Dak. DlCK. SHARON. Phoenix. Arizona DICKENSON. JIMMY. Ff. Worfh DICKSON. FINLEY EDWARD. Housfon DOLSEN. SAM. San Anfonio DOMINGUES. EDWARD. Breaux Bridge. La. DOUGHTY. DIXIE. Tucumcari. N. Mex. DU BOSE. ELLEN. Beaumonf DUGGER. BENJAMIN. Waco DUNCAN. PAUL. Chillicofhe. Mo. DUPREE. JUDY. ForJr Worfh DURHAM. BETTY. Comanche DURHAM. RACHEL San Angelo DURRETT. MARTHA. Housfon DUTSON. MARGARET. Bayfown EAST. MARY, Newport Arkansas EDDINGS. GINGER. Highlands EDWARDS. DEE. Housfon EDWARDS. DIANE. Mefairie. La. EDWARDS. MARY ANN. Dallas EDWARDS. ROYLEN. Housfon EDWARDS. SHERRIE, Smyrna, Georgia EGGEBRECHT. LORRAlNE. Waco ELDEN. WANDA. Wylie ELDER. GERALD. Dallas ELDER. MARY. Cliffon ELLIS, EARL. Dallas ELLIS MAYRON. Gonzales EMBRY. SUSAN. Waco EMMOTT. CLAIRE. Bellaire EOFF. JOHN, Sacramenfo. Calif. ERWIN, HAYWARD. Waco ETHEREDGE. JOHN. Beaumonf EUBANKS. UELAINE. Dallas EVANS. LANDON, Newport Arkansas EVANS. TOM. Chihuahua, Mexico FARMER. LYNN. Olney FARRIS, SHERRYE, Dodson FAY. DIANA. Newfon. MassachuseHs FEAGIN. DAVID, WoodviHe FEAGIN, LANA. Housfon FELTY, HAL FRANK, Tyler FERRELL. JOE. Waco FERRELL. MARGY. Seagraves FESPERMAN. GERRY, Waco FIEK. WITA LYNN. Eagle Lake FIELDS. SANDRA. Pharr FIKE. MADELINE, Dalharf FINK. GYPSY MAVIS. Gilmer FISK. JEAN. McGregor FITCH. CARLANA, Lawfon. Oklahoma FLEISCHHAUER. HARVEY. Lorena FLING, ROBERT. Seminole, Oklahoma FOGLE. CHARLOTTE. Bellaire FONG. JOHN, Easfon. Pennsylvania FORD, GLENN, Kileen FORD, LAMONT. Ardmore. Oklahoma FOREHAN. LINDA. San Anfonio FOREMAN. HUGHLA. Goldsmifh FOX. JAMES. Bossier Cify, La. FOX MARLENE. Shreveport La. FRASER, BRUCE. Many. Louisiana FREDRICKV CAROLE, Springfield. Md. FRIBERG. MARIEL. Bogofa. Columbia FRICKE, ROGER, Sfamford. Conn. FRIDAY. GORDON. Ausfin FRY, JULIA. Waco FUHRMAN. JUDITH, Auan FURNACE. SALLY. Manvel GAINES. KARLA. Abilene GALLANT. LANELLE, Housfon GARDNER, SANDRA, Hasca GARNER, SARAH, Dallas GARRETT. PATRICIA. Memphis. Tenn. GAYE. FREDDA. Shreveport La. GEORGE, ALBERT. Waco GEORGE NANCY. Graham GIBBS, GAYLE. Bay Cier GIBBS. RICHARD, Chico. Calif. 100 GIBSON. CHARLOTTE. Alfon GIESEN, BETTIE. San Marcos GILLILAND. JERALDINE. Liberfy GILMORE. MONYEEN, Conroe GLEASON. ZELFA. Wichifa. Kansas GOBER. PAUL. Seminole GOEN, KAREN. Floydada GOODMAN. THOMAS. Tulia GOODWIN. GWENDOLYN. Laredo GOODWIN. WILLIAM. Tulia GRANBERRY, NANCY. CrockeH GRAY. JOYCE, Housfon GRAY, LlNDA, Dallas GRIDER, WILLIAM. Winfon. CalHornia GRIFFIN, ELLA. Cenfer GRIFFING, GLORlA. Beaumonf GRIFFITH, DAVID. Dallas GRIFFITH. PATRICIA, Palesfine GRIFFITHS, CAROLYN Sayvillel N. Y. GRIMSLEY. BOBBY, Cleveland GRIMSLEY. WARNER. Alexander Cify. Ala. GRISHAM, CHARLES. Purmela GROSS. SHARON. Shreveport La. BUFFY. HAROLD, Hillsboro GUNN. JUDY. Van Buren HAGAR. EUGENE. Hermitage. Tenn. HAINES, DOLORES. Morgan CIer. La. HAIRSTON. KAY, Birmingham. Alabama HALE. JERRY. LiHle Rock, Ark. HALE, JUDY. Dallas HALL. GERALD. Madison. Florida HALL. TRESSIE. AHanfa HAMMACK, CAROLYN. Taylor HAMMONS. Eddie. Forresf Cify. Ark. HAMRICK. CHARLIE. Memphis. Tenn. HANNINGS. NANCY JO. Memphis. Tenn. HARDESTY. JANICE. Kennedale HARDING. RITA BETH. Liber+y HARDWICK. LARRY. Wes+ HARRELL. MARY EVA. Waco HARRELL. SUSAN. Nashville. Tenn. HARRISON. BEN. Columbia. Ky. HARTMAN. BILL, Bayfown HARTUNG. ARDETH. Sf. Louis. Mo. HARVESTON, MARY. Augusfa. Georgia HASLAM. JOHN. Tulsa. Oklahoma HASTY. LYNN. Aflanfa. Georgia HATHCOS CAROLE. Dallas HAUCK. SANDRA. Housfon HAUN. SANDRA. Louisville. Ky. Freshmen HAY. KATHERINE. Miami. Fla. HAYNES. LEXIE. Ralls HAYS, JANICE Lockney HAYWOOD. MARTHA. Arlingfon HAZLEWOOD, JOAN. Premonf HAZLEWOOD. MARY JUDITH. Premonf HEARON, GARY. Rock Hill. 5. C. HEATH. SHIRLEY. Henderson HEGI, JOHN, Tahoka HEGWOOD. DOROTHY. Seymour HELGE. SWEN, Ausfin HELMER. NORMA, Pensacola. Fla. HEMPHILL. NANCY, Dallas HEMPH'LL. RUTH ANN. Coleman HEMPY. JERRY. Marion. Iowa HENDERSON. ANNETTE. Beaumonf HENDERSON, PATRICIA. Madisonville HENRY. DONNA. Gilmer HESS. BOB. PiHsburgh HEUSSNER. GEORGE. Waco HICKEY. ERNEST LEROY. Waco HICKS, LINDA. Lubbock. HIGHTOWER. J. T.. Beeville HILL. COOKIE. Hopkinsville. Ky. HILL. DOUGLAS. Chichasaw. Ala. HILL. JOAN. Abilene HILL. JUDY. Tucumcari. N. Mexico HILL. MARLENE, Waco HILL. WILLIAM. Naples HINKLE, BARBARA, Longview HIPPEL. GLENN. Teague HITT. JOHNNY, Gafesville HODGES. LEON. Dallas 'HODGES. SHARON. Rockdale hijDGlNS. SYLVIA, Housfon HOFFMAN, FRANCES, Rockdale HOLDER. CHARLOTTE. Wichifa Falls HOLLENBACK. SHARON. Millingfon. IH. HOLLINGSHEAD. RALPH. El Dorado, Ark. HOLMES. WILLIAM. McCleary HOLZE. RONALD. Waco HOOKS. JAMES. Waco HOPSON. REGINALD PAT. Gaiesville HOUSTON. JOHN. Waco HOWARD. PATRICIA. Denver, Colo. HOWARD. RICHARD. Lake Providence. La. HOWELL, LAURA. Dallas HO'WLE, KENNETH. Housfon HOYLER. PERRY. Dimmmif HUEBNER. RAY. Shreveport La. HUBER. CHARLES. Woodmere. N. Y. HUFF. RAY. Harlinqen HUGHES. ELIZABETH. Waco HUMPHREYS. DIANA. New+on HUNDLEY. CHARLES. Temple HUNT, ANN. Waco HUNT. BILL, Carlsbad. N. Mex. HURST. JlM. Lufkin HUSTEAD. ANDREA. San Anfonio INGRAM. JANICE. Dallas IRWIN, ADDiE. Longview IVY. REBECCA, Galena Park JACKSON. JERE. Longview JACKSON, NAN, Dayfon JACKSON. ROLLIN. HoHon. Indiana JACKSON. SYLVIA. Donipham. Mo. JACOBSON. ANITA. Waco JACOBUS. JIMMY. Lubbock JAMES. BETTY JO'. Beaumon+ JAMES. MEREDlTY. Bellaire JARRETT, WILLIAM. Brownwood JAYNES. NANCY. Valley Mills JEEV RUTH, Hous+on JETT. BONNIE. Decafur, Georgia JOHANSON. KARENI Old Greenwich. Conn. JOHNSON. ANNE. Waco JOHNSON. JUDY. CrockeH JOHNSON, LlNDA, Haangen JOHNSTON, JOHN. Tuka, Okla. JOHNSTON. RICHALYN. Dallas JOINES. GLORIA. Meeker. Colo. JONES. BRACK. Liberfy JONES. JAN. San Angelo JONES. JUDY. Coffeyville. Kansas JONES. LINDA. Azle JONES. MARTIN. Waco JONES. PATRIClA. Temple JONES. RONNIE. Dallas JONES. SAMMIE. Temple JORDEN, VALERlE. Morgan CHy. La. JUDSQN. BARBARA. Fulshear KAYLOR. KAYE, Springfield. Md. KESEE. CONSTANCE. Clufe KELLY. ELIZABETH. DaHas KELLY. VERLIN. San Angeio KENDALL. CARYL. CrockeH' KERR. PHYLLIS. Marlin KEY. GLYNDA. Vernon KEY. NORMA LYNNE. Corpus ChrisH KEYES. GOLDEN, Arlingfon KILPATRICK, FRANKLIN. Hous+on KIMBLEV JEANETTE, Longview KING, KAY, Housfon KINZY, MYRNA, Dallas KIRKENDALL. LIZ, Grand Juncfion. Colo. KLQTZ, JUDITH, Tulsa, Okla. KNAPP. ROSEMARY. Harlingen KNIGHT, SAM. Mineral WeHs KNIGHTSTEP. LINDA Abilene KOHUTEK. SHIRLEY. San Anfonio KOJAK. GEORGE. Beaumonf KOONCE, SANDY, Brownsville KUTZENBERGER. LINDA. Waco KWON. DONG WOOK, Seoul. Korea LACKEY. VIRGINIA, Taff LACY. SANDRA, Nederlamd LADNER. BENNY, Mobile, Alabama LAM, JACOB W. T., Kowloon. Hong Kong LAMSON, RONALD. Marlin LANDERS, JOHN, Edna. Kansas LANDESS. ROSS. Tucumcari. N. Mex. LANE, LYNDA, Whifney LANGSTON. TOM, Sanfa Fe. N. Mex. LANIER. KENNETH, Nacogdoches LASSETTER, KERMIT. Waco LATIMER. JUDY, Hous+on LAWRENCE. CURTIS. Pauls Valley. Okla. LAWRENCE. LAURETTE. Vernon LAWRENCE, LINDA. Shreveport La. LEACH, BOBBY, Dallas LEADERBRAND, JOANNE. Shreveport La. LEAVELL, JIMMY, San Angelo LEAVITT. PATRICIA, Ff. Worfh LEDBETTER, JIMMY. Tyler LEE. BARBARA. Houeron LEE. SARAH. Livings+on LENE, ALLEN. Waco LENGEFELD. DORIS. Hamilfon LEVASSAR. BETTY, Housfon LEWIS. ANNE. Housfon LEWIS. FRED. Jacksonville. Fla. LEWIS, HERBERT. Housfon LEWIS, HILDA. Housfon LEWIS. JEFF, Glendale. Arizona LEWIS. JlMANNE. Lexingfon LEWIS. NANCY. PresCOH'. Ark. LINHAM, DENNY. Waco LINDSAY, CAROL. Manhassef, N. Y. LITTLETON. JAMES. Toccoa. Georgia LOCKHART, DAVID. Texico. N. Mex. LONG. MARY ALICE, Hous+on LONG, ORENE. San Anfonio LOOMIS. WILLIAM, PrescoH, Ark. LOWE, MARY FRANCES. Dallas LYON. ROBERT. Coahuila. Mexico MAGEE, CAROLYN. Henderson MALOY. MARY ANN. Walnuf Ridge. Ark. MANN. MARTY, Housfon MARTIN. KATHY. Housfon MARTIN. NANCY ANN. Housfon MARTIN RHETT Lake Jackson MARTINEZ, PETE, Del Rio MASON. ANN. Denham Springs. La. MASSEY. OUIDA. Dumas MAUN. MARGARET. Falfurria MAYNARD. JOYCE. Pine Bluff. Ark. MAYS. MARY KATHERYN. Grand Prairie MCCALL. ANNE. Waco McCAULEY. DEE ANN. Bellaire MCCLELLAN. JUDY. Seminole MCCLUSKEY, BARBARA. Dallas MCCOWN. PATRICIA. San Anfonio MCCOY. RALPH. Crowell MCCAUN. PAT, Muskogee, Okla. MCDANIEL. ALBERT, Vesfal. New York MCDANIEL. JAMES. Holbrook. Arizona MCDONALD. DAVE1 Tyler MCDONALD. JACQUE. Housfon MCDOUGALD, CINDIA, bla MCELFISH. LOUVELLA SUE, Waco McELROY. BOBS. Waco MCELROY. EDGAR. M11 Pleasanf MCFARLAND. MARY. Covinngon. Tenn MCFAUL. DONIVAN. Kemp McGILVRAY, BYRON. Conroe MCKEE. CARL. For+ Worfh MCLARNEY. PEGGY. Dallas MCLAUCHLIN. HAZEL, Corsicana MCLERRAN. KAYE. Housfon MCMULLAN. BOB ANNE. Luling MCMURRAY. DEAN SCOTT. Decafur MCNEESE. BUTCH, Columbia. Miss. MCNEILL. NORITA. Waldo. Arkansas MCSPADDEN. JUDY. Marflesville. Okla. MCSPADDEN. LINDA. Livingsfon MEADOWS. SARA. Marshall MEDLIN, JAN. Hamshire MEDLOCK. MARILYN. LiHle Rock. Ark. MEEK. RONALD, Vlaco MEEKS. RANDALL. Housfon Freshmen km; MEHNE, GEORGE ANN, Miami. Fla. MEITZEN. MARIAN KAY. Rosebud MELTON. CAROLINE. 'Edna MELTON. SUE. Al+us. Okla. MERKA. PAMELA. Rogers METCALF, CHARLES. Temple MILES. KELLY. Oklahoma Cify. Okla. MILFORD. CAROLYN. Olney MILLER, LEAH KAY. For+ Worfh MILLER. SHIRLEY. McAllen MILLS. CLAUDIA, Midland MIMS. VIRGINIA. Dallas MITTEL. MARGO. Eldorado MIXSON. SHELDON. Waco MONTAGUE. GEORGE. Summit N. J. MOODY. LINDA, Pharr MOORE. BRENDA, Forf Worfh MOORE. DONALD BRUCE. Forf Worfh MOORE. LINDA. Gladewafer MOORE. LU ANNA. Taylor MORGAN. JIMMY. For+ Worfh MORRISON. CHRYSTELLE, Hun'rsville MORRISON. SHERRY. Arlingfon MORRISS. JERE. Dallas ; MOSER. MARTHA. Waco MOTLEY. JEANNE. Cen+er MURDOCK. MARK. Albuquerque. N. Mex. MYERS. SHARON. Bayfown MYRICK. SUSAN. Dallas NASH. DON. Aflanfa. Georgia NASH. MARTHA. Dallas NAYLOR. HELEN. Anahuac NEAL. SYLVIA. Temple NEHRING. LAYTON DOUGLAS. Lorena NELSON. PHYLLIS. Wichifa Falls NEU. FRANCES. Corpus Chrisfi NEWMAN, NANCY. Waco NICHOLS. DAVID. Semorang. Java. Indonesia NICHOLS. ROSE. Oklahoma Cify. Okla. NIEDERER. DOROTHY. Waco NOBLE. BROOKS. Jackson. Miss. NOBLE. JAMES ALAN. Dallas NOEL. CAROL. Websfer Groves. Mo. NOLEN. BETTY GAIL. Waxahachie NORWOOD. LARRY. Corsicana NOWLiN. MARY ANN. Hous'ron O'CONNELL. MIKE. Hous+on ODUM. LINDA, Nashville. Tenn. OLIPHANT. MARIAN. Mobine. Ala. O'NEAL. BILL. Clovis. N. Mex. ORR, CAROLYN. Dallas OWEN. ESTHER. ChaHanooga. Tenn. OWEN. PHYLLIS. El Dorado. Ark. PADGET, LINDA. Lovingfonv N. Mex. PADGETT. DONALD. Bay+own PALMER. BETTY JOYCE. S+onewall. La. PARADES. ALICE, E! Paso PARDUE. PEGGY. Vivian. Louisiana PARHAM. DON. Saginaw PARKER. TIM. Housfon PAYNE. BETTIE LU. Aurora. Miss. PAYTON, TYLER, Waco PEARCE, GLENDA. Pecos PENDERGRASS, GINI. Eagle Lake PENICK. NORMAN. Anahuac PENTECOST. MARY JEAN, San Perlifa PERKINS, IRlS IRENE. Vidor PETERSON. GERRY. Memphis. Tenn. PETTY. LINDA. Karnack PHILLIPS. BOBBY. ChaHanooga, Tenn. PHlLLlPS, LESLlE. Waco PHILPOT, LARRY. Odessa PICKETT. BARBARA. Garland PINCHBACK. PAT. Beaumonf PITTARD. LILLIAN. Memphis. Tenn. PLACKE. WILLIAM. Giddings PLEMONS, LINDA, Housfon POLLARD. SUSIE. Groves POLLOCK. TEDDlE, Marshall POSEY. ELAINE. ChaHanooga. Tenn. PORTER. BILL. Gilmer PORTER. CYNTHIA. Hearne POWELL. CLARA ELLA. Newport Ark. PRATT. NEEN. Quincy, Illinois PRESTON. JOE. Eafonfon. Georgia PRICE, LINDA, Beaumon+ PRIDGEON. JANE. Temple PRIDGEON. JUDY. Temple PRlTCHARD. CANNON. Livingsfon PSENCIK. LEE ROY. Temple PURCELL, MARY. AHanfa, Georgia PURDY. GARY, Macon. Georgia QUEEN. JAMES. Abilene QUINN. MARGIE. Vicforia RANGE. JUANITA. Texico. N. Mex. RATLIFF. LYNNORA. Sfamford RAY. JERRY. Las Vegas. Nevada RAY. MIRIAM, Waco REAGAN. JUDY. Bigjpring RECTOKR. SUZANNE. Rosebud REDDELL. JUDITH ANN. Dumas REED. ELLEN. Clarksville REEVES, GLENDA. Alice REEVES, PAT. DaHas REID. BENNIE. Abilene REID. JIMMY. San An+onio REID. KATHERINE. Porf Ar'rhur RHOSDEN. FRED. Opelika, Ala. RICE. FRANCES, Cleveland RICHARDS. KENNY. Pecos RICHARDSON, MICHELLE. Alice RlCHESON, GEORGE. Kerrville RICKELS. RODNEY. Plainview RITCHSON SHARON. Housfon ROBBINS. JAMES, Housfon ROBERTS. DAVID, Trinify ROBERTS. DONALD! Vicksburg, Miss. ROBERTS, JIM, Longview ROBERTS, JOHN. ScoHsbluH. Neb. ROBERTS. VIRGINIA. Sfiilwafer, Okla. ROBERTSON CAMILLE. Temple RODEN. FOSTER, Dallas RODEN, JANICE. Dallas ROEDER. CHARLES, Waco ROGERS, JOE. Conroe ROGERS, LINDA KAY, DuncanviHe ROGERS. MARY ELLEN. Waco ROSENBUSH, PATRICIA, Afwafer, Calif. ROTH. PAT, Halle+sviHe ROWLAND. MINNIE. KeHering. Ohio RUCKEEK HAROLD. Nacogdoches RUCKER. BILL. Norman. Okla. RUCKER. DOUG. Forresf Cify. Ark. RUCKER. FRANCES. Willeen RUFFIN, GARY, Mansfield, La. RUSSELL. JOSEPH, LiHle Rock. Ark. RUSSELL. LINDA. Waco RUTLEDGE. JOAN, Dallas RYAN. TOMMY. Forf Worfh RYBERD. JUDI Tucson. Arizona SALTER. GENNELL. Eunice. La. SAMMON BOBBY. Waco SAMUEL, JERI, Hunfsville SASSER, SARAH BETH. Waco SAUER. ROBERTA. Dallas SCHROEDER, GLORIA. Ennis SCOTT. JOHN DAN. Pecos SEEGER. ANN, Mission SHAHAN. TULISHA. Brackefville SHELBURNE. KAY. Snyder SHIPLEY. DON. Chickasha, Okla. SHIPPER. GLORIA. Easferiy SHIRLEY. BILLY DON. Gafesville SHOATE. PATRICIA, Nafchifoches. La. SHOBERG. RICHARD. Albuquerque. N. Mex. SHOTWELL. MARY ANN. Corsicana SIMS. BETH. Snyder SIMS. ROBERT. Ashburn. Georgia SIROIS. BONNIE. Greenfield. Indiana SKELTON, THOMAS. Pascagoula. Miss. SKILES. ELWIN. Abilene SKINNER. JACK. Carlsbad. N. M. SLATE. NAOMI JEAN. Forf Worfh SLAVENS. TAMARA. Ashland. Ky. SMART. DENNIS. San Angelo SMITH. BARBARA KAREN. Waco SMITH, DOUG. Casper. Wyoming SMITH. FRED. China Spring SMITH. GAIL. Dallas SMITH. GLORIA. Marshall SMlTH. JAMES. Brownwood SMITH. LUCIA. MarieHa. Georgia SMlTH. PAULA BETH. Beaumonf SMITH. PAULA LOUISE. Pasadena SMITH. RONNIE. Wichifa. Kansas SMITH. SANDRA. Tyler SMITH. SHIRLEY. Houeron SNEED. ANN. Denver. Colorado SNOWDEN. SUSIE. Ausfin SOSSAMON. JOY. Hollywood. Calif. SPARKS. JAMIE SUE. San Jose. Calif. STANDLEY. BEVERLY. Warren STANFORD. JOE. Eldorado STARK YVONNE. Dallas STARLING. DARWIN. Lufkin STEDMAN, KEN. Aus'rin STEED. SYLVIA. Plainview STEERE. SHARRON. Channelview STEPHENSON. ANN. Dallas STERLING. CAPPIE. Leland. Miss. STEWART. NANCY KAY. The Hague. Holland STOCKTON. CAROL. GaIena Park STONE. JOY. Jackson. Miss. STORMS. SAMMY. La Feria STRIBUNG. MARY ANNE. Whifesboro STURGELL. CHARLES. Waco SULLIVAN, TOM, Garland SWAIN, BRENDA. Danville. Ky. SWAIN. JOHN. Housfon SWIFT. LAURA. Cameron Freshmen TADLOCK. PAULA. Hous+on TAGGART. BARBARA. Grand Prairie TALBERT. MILTON. China Spring TALKINGTON CLEMENT. Jacksonville TALUS. BARBARA. Norfh Bend. Oregon TAPLEY. BERTA. Sulphur Springs TAYLOR. JOSEPHINE. Sfockdale TAYLOR. JUDITH. Waco TAYLOR. KAY. Plainview TAYLOR. MARY BETH. Housfon TAYLOR. RICHARD, Carbondale. HI. TEDFORD. JOAN. Wichifa Falls TELGER. CAROL. Terrell TERRILL. ROBY. Housfon TEW. DON. Aus+in THOMAS. BETTY RUTH. Dallas THOMAS. GARY. Waco THOMAS. MAC. Longview THOMAS. PATRICIA. Cincinna+i. Ohio THOMAS. SANDRA. Alice THOMASON. PATRICIA. Evansfon. Ill. THOMPSON. BRUCE. Premonf THOMPSON. TOMMY. Howe THORNHILL. JOHN. LiHle Rock. Ark. TIMLIN. SHERRY. Shreveport La. TIMS. LINDA. AHus. Okla. TINNIN. LYNDA. Oklahoma Cify. Okla. TODD. EDWARD. Housfon TOLBERT. BERYL ANN. Forf Worfh TOUTON. KAY. El Dorado. Ark. TOWNSEND. GLORIA MARIE. Waco TRACY. NANCY. Wichifa Falls TRAVLAND. CONNIE. Bishop TREADWAY. J. E.. Highlands TUNNELL. NORMAN, Dallas TURNER. NADINE. Covingfon. Tenn. TURRENTINE. JOE MAX. Dallas TYER, MARGARET. Housfon VAN BEEK. ANN. Raymondville VANDIVER. SHERRIE ANN. Hobbs. N. Mex. VANDYGRIFF. TORANCE. Ben Franklin VANN. BERTHA. Marlin VARNER. JAMES. Housfon VAUGHN. JUNE. Amarillo VAUGHTERS. JIMMY. Madison. Georgia VELA. ELIA. Waco VESTAL. LILLIE. Elecfra VICK. SANDRA. Bellaire WAKEFIELD. GAYLE. Hous+on WALDEN, BENTON. Sf. Pefersburg. Fla. WALDRIP. JOHNNY. Mar+ WALKER. DOT. S+oneville. Miss. WALL. ELLA. Texarkana WARD, DIANE. A+lan+a. Georgia WARD. EMILY. Tulia WARE. DOUGLAS. Housfon WARREN. DAVID, Hous'ron WASHBURN. PAT, Tulsa, Okla. WATERS. SANDY. Canadian WATHEN, ANN. Dallas WATKINS. JOAN. Forf Worfh WATTS. GEORGiA, Killeen WATTS. JENNY. Rochesfer. N.Y. WEAVER, MARY LOIS. Waco WEBB. EIFEANOR. Delfa Louisiana WELLS. LESLIE. Jacksonville. Fla. WEST. CAROLINE. Lubbock WEST. LARRY, Waco WESTBROOK. MARIANNA. Hasca WESTBROOK. JIM, Chamblee. Georgia WESTMORELAND. LOUIS, Normangee WHITE, DARRELL, Oklahoma Cify. Okla. WHITE. MARTHA ANNE. Kenedy WHITE. MARY LYNNELL. Roswell. N. Mex. WHITE. WILLIAM. Cleburne WHITTENTON. JAMES. Hous+0n WILKES. JUDY. Memphis. Tenn. WILLI. BETTY LOU. Rosebud WILLIAMS. BETSY. Paducoh, Ken+ucky WILLIAMS CAROLYN. Housfon WILLIAMS. DURWOOD. Waco WILLIAMS, JUANITA LOUlSE, Dallas WILLIAMS, LINDA. Livingsfon WILLIAMS. TALTON. Raymondville WILLIAMSON. PAUL. Galvesfon WILLIS. GARY. Cleburne WILLS. GAYLE. Wichi'ra Falls WILSON. DIANNE, Waco WHSON. JACKIE, Defroif, Michigan WILSON. MARILYN, BeaumomL WILSON, SUE. Danville. Kenfucky WIMAN. NANCY. Snyder WINDEBANK. KAY. Waco WISENBAKER. MARTIN. Humble WOOD. CAROLE. Clarendon WOODRUM. ROBERT. ldabel. Okla. WRIGHT. CHARLEYE. Riverside. Calif. WRIGHT, JQHN. Waco WRIGHT. RALPH, Basfrop WYNN. CAROLYN. Housfon HI YANT, DONNA LYNN. Beaumonf YOUNG. ANITA. Brady YOUNG. JOHN. Nashville. Tennessee YOUNG. PAT. Greggfon YOUNG, STANLEY. Tampa. Florida Activities Freshman boys keep campus safe from TCU +hrea+ during Home- coming week, +hus upholding an old fradifion. Freshman Foofball Queen. Lynda Ashcraff. and her courf. Freshman card secfion adds spirif and color +0 +he foo'rba games. Freshmen huddle hr warmfh in +ha+ cold. cold sfadium. Lynda Ashcraff V,, Linda Moore The Lucky iWHrteen Linda Knighfsfep Dar y Oliphan'r Dug? BeHy Lynn Wali Anne Chalkiey Ouida Massey Deennn McCauley June Owens Linda Kay Rogers This year, for the first time, the Freshman Co-Editors of the ROUND-UP sponsored a contest which was based up- on beauty, grace, and personality, for the purpose of recogniz- ing a good number of the true lovelies of their class. Twenty- five finalists were selected, and twelve winners were to be chosen, but because of the extreme neamess of the thousands of votes of the class representatives who served as judges, it seemed only right that a thirteenth girl should be included. The girls were not ranked; and, even though they are a bakeris dozen , they appear to have won the satisfied ap- proval and pride of many Frosh who claim them as the Dozen Darlinis. H3 Angry Young Men Fresh prepare for annual baffle wifh sophs for supremacy of Judge Baylor. Capfured Slimes presenfed a+ foofball Eager freshmen prepare +0 enfer bans Freshmen Congressmen af work on Brul game. of higher educaHon. Here Commiffee. Lynda Ashcraff siHing preHy on Hue Freshman Homecoming floaf. v;h, :14 m Wwa m am; $35; , L School of Law Dean William J. Bbswell The chief objective of the BAYLOR LAW SCHOOL is to train capable lawyers who i are dedicated to a high standard of professional and public responsibility. This objective is re- flected in the notable contributions which Baylor-trained Tawyers have made and are making to our judicial system and to the legal profession. I trust, and have every reason to believe, that in the years that lie ahead that those individuals upon whom BAYLOR LAW SCHOOL is conferring degrees this year will bring credit to themselves, to BAYLOR LAW SCHOOL and to their chosen profession. Best wishes, William J. Boswell, Dean 116 H7 Abner V. McCall. Emerifus Dean n r .m le m s r m am A L n l H .mm a .m mm W wnn Hk Grm Swo I .ms eh cHls +D.m .mn MW.I u m H Moa s W ad HL u.kn gem h m 9nh rub. I 60 aom eda Arrr a MRE DES J Seniors JAMES BIRKMEYER. Amarillo DeHa Thefa Phi WILLIAM BLACKSHEAR. Laredo Delfa The+a Phi; Chief Jusfice of Sfud- en+ CounL ROBERT BRUCE. Amarillo Phi Alpha DeHa B. J. CARAWAY. Tyler Delfa Thefa Phi OSWIN CHRISMAN: Pf. Arfhur Phi Alpha DeHa CHARLES H. CLARK: Hawkins Phi Alpha Delfa: Law Review LEE CLARK: GreenviHe Phi Alpha Delfa: Law Review. Board of Gov. ALTON CURRY: Dallas Phi Alpha DeHa: Law Review ALFRED CURRYJH; Ff. Worfh Phi Alpha DeHa CHARLES DAVIS; HunfsviHe Phi DeHa Phi JOHN FEATHER: Housfon Phi ALpha Delfa; Law Review; Pres. Sfudenf Bar SANDER FRINDELL: Waco DeHa The+a Phi. Dean JOHN GABBERT; Waco Phi Alpha Delfa SALVADOR GARZA: Corpus Chrisfi Phi Alpha Delfa; Board of Governors: Round-Up KENNETH GENTRY: Amarillo DeHa Thefa Phi BILLY GREGORY; Longview Phi Alpha Delia H8 BOB HANNA: El Paso Delfa Thefa Phi, Dean: Board of Gover- nors: Who's Who in American Uni- versHies JERRY HARRIS: Longview Phi Alpha Delfa JAMES R. HORTON: Odessa Delfa Thefa Phi DON JOHNSON: Coleman Delfa Thefa Phi BOB KIESLING; New Braunfels Phi Alpha Delfa; Board of Governors: Law Review MONTE LAWLIS; Freeporf Phi Alpha DeHa: Board of Governors: Law Review JOHN EDWARD MANN; Laredo DeHa Thefa Phi ALLEN MCMURREY; Bas+rop. La. Phi DeHa Phi JACK G. NEAL; Beaumon+ Phi Alpha Delfa, Legal Aid Clinic: VP of Sfudenf Bar CHARLES OLDHAM: DaHas DeH'a Thefa Phi; Lounge Law Edifor WILLIAM PAKIS: Hof Springs. Ark. Phi Alpha Delfa: Who's Who in Ameri- ca n U niversifies JOHN M. SANDERS; Housfon Phi Alpha DeHa; Edi+or Law Review: Pres. SlrudemL Bar; Who's Who in American UniversiHes LARRY STARR: Elkharf Phi Alpha DeHa; Law Review JAMES WALKER; Alamorgordo, N. M. Phi Alpha DeHa: Bd. of Governors CHARLES WALLACE; Henderson Phi Alpha Delfa: Bd. of Governors Law Review JERRY WILKINS; Lake Whiiney Phi Alpha Delfa CHARLES ZUBER: Abilene DeHa Thefa Phi DUANE ADAMS. Nacogdoches LARRY BARNES. Waco WALKER BRENTS. JR.. LeveHand DONALD BUTLER, Waco GRANT COOK. Beaumonf BILL CROCKER, Waco WILLIAM DEAN Pecos BUCK FLORENCE. PiHsburg JOE D. FLOYD. Corsicana HULEN L. FORD. Calverf PAUL FUNDERBURK. Pecos OSCAR GONZALES. San Anfonio DERRY DON HARDING. Levelland JIM HATCHER. Gainesville DONALD E. JACKSON, Abilene EUGENE MCCRACKEN. Graham ROBERT McLENDON. CrockeH JARRETT MARTIN. P+. Ar+hur DAN E. MAYFIELD. Waco CREIGHTON MAYNARD. Waco ROBERT MAYNARD. El Reno. Okla. HAROLD PHELAN. Levelland DONALD RITTER. Rifchey ROBERT H. ROCH. Waco DONALD SANDERS. Waco LOUIS SATTERFIELD. Lubbock BRYAN SCOTT. Amarillo BILL SMITHERMAN. Waco FRANK STEELMAN. Rosenberg BOBBY THOMAS. Waco PEGGY THORTON. Waco MASSIE TILLMAN. Corpus Chrisfi DOUGLAS WADSWORTH. Odessa J. WILLIAM WALTRIP. Beaumonf ALBERT L. WHITE. Waco FOSTER C. WILSON. Waco Mid-Law 121 m3? 2? BOB ADAMS, Housfon MAX L. BENNETT. Kingsville NOLEY BICE. Tyler DUKE BRASELTON. Nacogdoches ARNIE BRASSERT. Ff. Worfh FRED CAMERON. AHanfa DEAN COBB. Marlin MARVIN COMMANDER. Housfon BOBBY CUMMINGS, Ga+esviHe FRED DAVIS. Alpine HAROLD DUNAWAY, Columbia. Miss. JIM DURHAM, Pf. Neches SUE FLOYD, Corsicana H. WAYNE GILLIES. Housfon RICHARD HAMON. Corpus Chrisfi JOHN HELD, Ozone 122 LUTHER HILLMAN. GaN xsfon GARY JACKSON. Tyler HAROLD KAHLA. SfoweH STAN MEALS. Cleburne JOHN MOORE. Vicforia BURLEY MORRIS. Lamesa JOHN MURPHY. Housfon MIKE MYERS. Olney MARK POOL. Greenville JIM RENBERG, Olympia. Wash. JOHN. SCOTT. Waco JACK SHERIDAN. Waco ORRIN C. STEVENS. Waco VICTOR TERRY. Hillsboro STEVE THOMPSON. Kiigore JIM WESTMORELAND. Bay Cify ED WOODS. Liberfy RONALD YEAGER. Aransas Pass Freshmen Board Of Governors Every regularly enrolled student in BAYLOR LAW SCHOOL is a member of the Student Bar Association. The Board of Gov- ernors serves as the student governing body of the Law School and is composed of three officers from each class and five officers elected from the Law School at large. The purpose of the Board is to further the relationship be- tween faculty, students, and the Bar; to exchange ideas with the students of other law schools in regard to common problems and interests; to interest students, by participation in government after graduation; and to provide social events for the Law School. Officers Of The Board President John M. Sanders Vice-President Jack Neal Se retar D ane Adams C y . u . John M. Sanders Treasurer B111 Smxtherman presidenf of Studem Bar Seafed, left to right: Jack Neall Creighton Maynard, John Sanders, Duane Cobb. Grant Cook. Bi Gregory. and Charles Wallace. Nof pictured: Adams. and Bill Smiiherman. Standing. left to right: Bob McLendon. Johnny Murphy. Steve Thompson. Noley Bice. Sani Garza. Wayne Fisher. Lee Clark. Dean 124 Law Review Editorial Board John M. Sanders Monfe Lawlis, Gran+ Cook, Chuck Wallace. Bob Kiesling Editor The Baylor Law Review is a quarterly publication writ- ten and edited by the students of the Law School. The Law Review is subscribed to, not only throughout Texas, but throughout the United States and some twenty foreign countries as well. Its purpose is to afford through training in legal re- search and writing for those students proficient in that field. Edi'ring Sessions 125 Delta Theta Phi FIRST ROW: Durham. Roberk. Meals, Underwood. Kuyken- Kohne. Douglas. Gonzales, Francis, Ha+cher. Sheridan. Daw- dall. S+eelman. Funderburk. and Pool; SECOND ROW: kins; FIFTH RIOW: SimpsonI Terry. Beard. Maynard. McNee- Sellars. Higgins. Myers. Davis, Bice, Landrey, Jackson. Iey. Carnes. Fisher and Elias: SleH ROW: Marfin, Murphy. Benneff: THIRD ROW: Floyd, BraseHon, Ball, McLaine, Wifch- Riffer. Adams, Barnes, and B'ackshear. erI Gen+ry. Downing, and Brasserf; FOURTH ROW: Luna. Fraternities FIRST ROW: Garza. Wilkins, Roch. Smi+herman, Clark. son, Bufler, Crocker. Maynard. Wal+rip. FOURTH ROW: Wallace, Ford, Lawlis. and Thomas. SECOND ROW: Brenfs. Gregory. McMillan, Beard, Cummings, MooreI Dickenson. Safferfield, Jackson. Kiesling. Mayfield, Tillman, Sanders, Jackson. and Florence. FIFTH ROW: Renberg, McMurrayl Cock. THIRD ROW: McCracken. Harding. Sanders. Thomp- ScoH'. Harris, Wesfmoreland. McSwain. Boswell. Neal. Phi Alpha Delta 126 Law Wives Association LeH fo Righh Mrs. Jack Neal, Mrs. A. M. Haw, Mrs. Creighfon Maynard, Mrs. Bill WaHrip-pres.. Mrs. Jim Renberg, Mrs. Massie Tillman, Mrs. Sfan McMurry, Mrs. Gran+ Cook, and Mrs. Paul Higgins. The Law School Women Secretaries LeH +0 Righh Jeanne Snelson. Barbara Roberson. Deanna King 127 Services Jack Neal Direcfor Legal Aid Clinic I-r: Cummings. Haw. Maynard-Chairman. and Hafcher. Grievance Commiffee. Law Day Banquef Speaker LEON JAWORSKI is infroduced by Execu+ive Vice-presidenf ABNER V. McCALL. 128 Annual Law Day L-r Jusfice Norvell, Chief Justice Calvert Leon Jaworski, Ann Clark. President John Sanders. Mrs. McCall. Executive Vice-Presidenf Abner McCall. Mrs. Boswell and Dean William J. Boswell. Guests mingle in the foyer of U8. More than 325 students, and ex-students of Baylor Law School and members of the local Bar Association attended Baylorhs annual Law Day activities on April 9, 1960. Festivities included a breakfast, a reception in honor of special guests-members of the Texas Supreme Court and the Tenth Court of Civil Appeals. The Honorable Leon Jaworski of Houston was the speaker for the Law Day banquet, held in' the Student Union. During the evening, the honored guests were again recognized. After Mr. Jaworskfs address, the days activities were com- pleted with a dance at Karem Temple. Baylor lawyers at annual feast 130 Miss Paf Loessin models a PAD mum a? +he annual homecoming scholar- ship sale. Hiffing Hie books! The Lawyer's Lounge Law Activities Round Up secfion edifors Johnny Murphy. Sal Garza. and Sfan Meals. Business I32 Dedication TO PROFESSOR NEIL S. FOSTER For his long, faithful, and distinguished service to Baylor University, the community, and the Hankamer School of Business, this section of the 1960 ROUND-UP is affectionately dedicated with appreciation and admiration for a wonderful man who has wrought well and earned the esteem and ad- miration of his associates and students. FROM THE OFFICE ,OF THE DEAN. . . This has been another eventful and highly successful year for the Hankamet School of Business. The morale and spirit of students and faculty alike has never been higher. Uppermost among the significant achievements include the ground breaking ceremony and progress in construction of the magnificent new Hankamer School of Business building; the prospect that the new building Will be completely; furnished with modern furniture and fixtures of harmonizing decor; installation of the Delta of Texas Chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma, the only scholarship honor society in the field of commerce and business recognized by the American Associa- tion of Collegiate Schools of Business; and an active and dedicated student organi- zation under the leadership of President Mike McCullough. The Business Alumni are aware of and alert to the needs for making our School outstanding and are engaged in an organized effort to Promote in every practical way the interests of the School. With continued team work assured between faculty, students, adminis- tration and alumni, the future for the school is highly promising. o Aldon S. Lang, Dean Hankamer School of Business R. L. Holmes Accounfing Accouniinq B. J. Hinion D. L. CaHon Economics Ire n e H 0. rm 0.. n VII. n U 0 C C A E. L. Caldwell Economics inger iclr Fos+er Office Adminisfrafion Dell S Ma rkefing Managemenf N Freder R. Gilberf Accounfing P H G Sfafisfics H. B. Parsons Economics Parsons Rasner 6. Day OHice Adminisfrafion . Business Law Rich Business J W Accounfing L H. R. Morris C. Wells Economics Economics G. H. Langford Economics M. Waison BUSI ness Law i wmmwniw cm wwmeamaxngmwe Shit aw $35 9 , 92E sE Essa? a; $23 aawEe C. C. Reierson Markefing A. S. Lang Economics gggymgiww $REE h9$mmag gmw$ $$E?$; gaggw gawi AARS, GENE CARROLL; CIiHon Marketing ALLABASHI, VASIL W.; Soufhbridge. Mass. Economics Freshman Baseball ANDERSON, LARRY ALAN; Crosby Pre-Law Gdden Wave Band Baylor Orchesfra. Treasurer. Kappa Kappa Pst, Reporfer. Hisforian BAILEY, JOE W., JR.: Tyler Insurance ViCe. Pres. Esquire Sec, Pres. Order of Arfus, Alpha CM Befa Gamma Sigma, Gofden Wave Band. Sophomore Honors BAKER, WILLIAM E.; Paris Managemenr BALDRIDGE, WILMA FAYE; Cameron Office Adminisfraffon Phi Gamma Nu, Hisforian, Oraforio Chorus, Sophomore Honors, Dearfs Lisf BAUCOMI DAVID: Sulphur Springs MarkefinghBaybr Bards and Rhapsody BEAVERS, JAMES; Marlin Generai Business BELLl WILLIAM W.; Brownwood General Business Taurus Vice Pres., Vice Pres. MICC Sec. Tress. BOLGER. CAROL SUE; Cooper Business EducaflonhVice Pres. Kappa Thefa, Treas.. Phi Gamma Nu Order of Arms BOWLES. BRUCE W.; Libedy, Mo. Finance BROWN. NANCY; Overfon Office Adminishafion-Npha Omega, Phi Gamma Nu Hfsmrian, School of Business Councilman BURTON, CAROLYN JEANETTE; Price Accoun+ing DeHa Alpha Pi Hisforian CALLIS, ELBERT RAY: Carlsbad, N. M. Accounting-Befa Alpha Psil Npha Chi CAMPBELLI JOE LEE: Ehrfh ManagemenTvSabre Air Command, Arnold Air CASTLE, RAY; Perryfon EconomIcs Alpha Kappa Psi Sea CIrcIe K, Pi Kappa Delfa. Sfudenf Congress '59-60 CHRISTIAN, RAY F.. JR.; Vernon Markefing AIpHa Kappa Psi Golden Wave Band COWEN. BARBARA; Cleveland General Business Chi's COX, SARAH LU RONA: Waco Office Adminisfraflon Bards and Rhapsody CRAWFORD. HERSHEL TRACY; Lamesa General Business Chamber of Commerce, Chapel Choir, Sfudenf Congress Head Yell Leader CROLLEY. LOIS. Edna Accounfing DICKERSON, JERRY L.: KeHys Managemenf AFROTC DriH Team DOWELL. LARRY DAVID: Tyler Managemenf DUGAL, RONALD VERNON: Farming'ron. Mo. Accouang- Be+a Alpha Psi DUKES. GARY L.; San Anionic Markefing Del+a Sigma Pi Vice Pres. EDMONDS, MARILYN JOYCE: Cameron Office Adminisfrafion Pi Alpha Lambda ELLISON, MIKE; Normangee Genera? Business Sevenfh 8: James College Council ELROD. SAMMY BAUGH; Valley Mills Accounfingv-Alpha Kappa Psi EWING. J. C.. JR.: Waco AccounfingnBefa Alpha Psi FOGLE. TOMMY: AlbanyI Ga. Managemenf FREY, JUDITH ELAINE; Sfephenville General Business-Baylor Geological Socie+y GABBERT, GERALD E.; McAIIen General BusineSSnKappa Mu Abha GANN, JOHNNY W.; S+ockdale Managemenf GELDMEIER, WILLIAM: Riesel Accounfings-Befa Npha Psi Pres., 8s Vice PresH Order of Arfus GIBBS. ROBERT WOODROW, JR.; Waco Personnel Managemenf GILLIAM, JOHN PHIL: Cliffon FinancesVIce Pres. Sfudenf Body, Npha Phi Omega Alpha Kappa Psis Order of Arfus. Baseball LeHerman, Befa Gamma Sigma. Who's Who. Baylor Ski Club. Npha Chi. Sfudenf Congress Represenfahve GIOTES. GUS 6.; Waco Markefing GRAYLESS. RAYMOND L.: Richmond Sfafisfics GRIMM, JOSEPH EDWARD; Wesf Accoun+ingnNewman Club GUYTON. MOLLIE MARIE; Housfcn Office Adminisfrafioani Alpha Lambda Pres. HARBOUR. BRUCE H.: Rogers Finances-Chamber of Commerce, Soph. Ciass Press. SWdenf Congress Treasurer of Sfudenf Bodys Npha Kappa Psi HARPER, DON ELMER; Chicago EconomicssAlpha Kappa Psi Sec. Pres.. Young Life Leadership HAWKINS. JOHN R.: Hempsfead General Business HEATH, JAMES EDWARD: San Anfonio Pre-LawnparHamenfarian Taurus. Rho Gamma Sigma. Pres. MICC. ROTC Drill Team, Baybr RiHe Team HERBERT, STEPHEN W.; Waco ManagememL HILL. GENE R.: Phoenix, Arizona AccountingsBefa Npha Psis Alpha Kappa Psi, Baybr Symphony. Golden Wave Band HILLI MARSHALL LEWIS; For+ Smifh. Ark. Markefingszha Kappa Psi Vice Pres. HOLBROOK. GLENDA GAYLE: Elecfra Business EducafionnChlss, Vice Pres. HOLLIS, BILLY JACK: San Angelo Managemenf-Varsify Track. MB Club HOMMEL, FRED JOE; Waco Markefing. Managemenf HOOKS. TOMMYE LOU; Mineola Business EducafionkSec. Pi Npha Lambda HUTTS. GARRETT; Miami, Okla. General BusinessnRho Gamma Sigma. Young Democrafs JACKSON. BILL; Thornhn General Business JOHNSON, W. DORIS: Odessa AccountingnAngel Flighf Vice Pres., Compfroller JONES. BOBBY J.; Luling Managemenf JONES. DAVID L.; Ga+esville Financeszha Phi Omega Treas. Seniors 137 JONES. JACK WELDON: Temple Markefing JONES. OLIVER L., III: Warsaw. N. C. ManagemeanDeHa Sigma Pi KELLY, BEN CAMP; Ferris InsuranceaDelfa Sigma Pi, Young Democrafs KENDRICK, GARDNER; Waco EconomicsiEsquire. MlCC KENNEDY, JOHN E. Waco ManagemenfiDelfa Sigma Pi, Wesley FoundaHon KNIGHTON, JANIS; San Anfonio GQneras BusinesssClass Sec, Dorm House Councill CWC, College. Council KRAUSE, BETTY JO: Freepor+ Och Admsnlsfrafion LANSFORD, GORDON W.; San An'ronio Accounh'ng LANTRIP, DWAYNE R.; Marshall Managemenf LOUDEN. JOHN G.; Waco AccounfinghEsquire Club MARTIN, B. JACK; McAlesfer, Okla. Genera! BusinessVBaskefbaH. Baseball MARTIN, CHARLES DAVID; Waco. Managemenf MASSENGALE, JOHN ALBERT; Temple Accounting MILLER, MARCIA: Alamo Business Educafion. Office Adminisfrafion-Pi Alpha Lambda MORGAN. JEAN ANN; Forf Worfh Business Educafion-Phi Befa Mus BSU Exec. Council. May Day Nominee, Pres. Collins House CouncH, Baylor Women's RiHe Team Insfrucfor MORRIS, JOHN F.; Paleane EconomEcs--Npha Phi Omega MORRISON, BOBBY; San Anfonio Generas BusinesssTaurus Soclefy, YeH Leader, Gymnachs Teams CoVCapfain MUIRHEAD, BETTY; Vernon Generas BusinessisAlp'na Omega Club McCONATHY. JULIA NELL; Basfrop, La. MarkefingaNpha Omega, Homecoming Nominee and Princessl Runner-up Besf Dressed Coed McCULLOUGH, PAUL MICHAEL; Goldfhwaife AccouangsPres. Taurus Sociefy, Presidenf School of Business Befa Alpha PsL Order of Arms Alpha Chi, Soph. honors, Befa Gamma Sigma MCDONALDI LEWIS; Waco General Business, Religion MCGREGOR. JOHN SPESSARD; Corpus Chrisfi Marke+ingsHonorary Member Circle K Pres. Alpha Kappa Psi, Vice Pres. dass McMAHON, MICHAEL DAVIS; Dallas ManagemenfsCommander Sabre Airs Commander Arnold Air, Pres. DeHa Sigma PL Vice Presn Sfudenf Courf MCNEIL, MARILYN; Crockeff Business EducafioniPhI Gamma Nu, RIppleHes NETTLETION, DOUGLAS A.; Dallas Economics, HisforysTreas. Wesley FoundaHon O'BRYANT. MARY ELIZABETH; Waco Accounfing OLIVAREZ. AURORA D.; Waco OHice Adminisfrafion PARSONS. LOU ANNE, Big Spring OHice Adminisfrafion-Phi Gamma Nu Treasn Press, Order of Arius, Befa Gamma Sigma, Business Educafion Award 138 PERRY, CAROLYN; Tulsa Okla. Businesss EnglishkAfhenean Club PERRY, MARGARET; Waco Business Educafion POWERS. TOM: Corpus ChrisH AccounfingeTreas. DeHa Sigma Pis Pres., Vice Pres., Order of Arms. Vice Pres. School of Business PRICE, CHARLES R.; Waco General BusinessWArnold Air Sociefy PRIGMORE. ROBERT M.; Pampa AccountingeVarsify FoofbaH, Tryon Coferie. Befa Alpha Psi RAY. WILLIAM DARWIN: Pharr Markeiing-ANpha Kappa Psi. Young Democrafs, Round-Up Sfaff, Class Treas. REEVES, CLARENCE E.; Woodson AccountingeAlpha Kappa Psi REID. EUGENE C.; Por+ Arfhur Finance-DeHa Sigma PL BHR Choir RIPPY. MARY LOUISE TANNER; Dallas Office AdminisfrafioniChi's ROBERT. JUDY; Aransas Pass EconomicseCanferbury Asso. ROBINSON, MACK: Springhill, La. InsuranceeCirde K Club SAGELY, JOHN DELMER; Forf SmHh, Ark. Insurance SEWELL, JAM ES; Piffsburg Managemenf SHERRILL. BOBBY D.; Benfon, Ark. EconomicseAlpha Phi Omega SHUFFIELD. CHARLES: Nashville, Ark. General BusinesseAlpha Chi, Order 0+ Arms. Sfudenf Congress. Circle K Vice Pres.. Class Vice Pres.. Who's Who SIERRA. LUIS: Cabanas, Cuba General Businesselnfernafional Communify Treasu Pan American Club Sec. SISSELLl DON W.: McAllen General Business-Npha Phi Omega SKELTON, BERNARD F.; Rogers. Ark. Economics-Alpha Kappa Psi SMITH. GORDON T.; Tahoka General Business-Chamber of Commerce, Sfudenf Congress. Frosh Track SMITH, JOHN E.; Tyler PrevLaweVarsify Football, Rho Gamma Sigma TALLY. RICHARD; Jus+in Accounfings Economics-Circle Kl Alpha Kappa P511 Befa Alpha Psi. School 0? Business Exec. Councih Sfudenf Congress, Class Officer, Befa Gamma Sigma TETENS, SIDNEY E.: Pflugerville MarkeHngeDeHa Sigma Pi Vice Pres. THORNTON. HAROLD; Plainview ManagemenfwTaurus Society TRAVIS. BETTY; Crawford Business Educafion UTSEY. JOHN BLAINE; Waco Markefingefdpha Chi WAKEFIELD. BOBBY DALE; Magnolia, Ark. Accounfing WALLACE, RICHARD E.; Prairie Hill AccounfingeDeHa Sigma PI; Befa Alpha Psi WATERS, ANNA LAKE; Orange Business EducafionePhi Gamma Nu 140 WHITE. HAROLD 0.; Miami, Fla. General BusmeSSsTaurus Sociefy, Tennis Team WILLIAMS, CHARLIE RAY; Temple Markefing WILLIAMSI KAREN KAY; Okmulgee, Okla. Business EducafionsPhi Gamma Nu WILLIAMS. THEODORE ROBERT; Hannibal, Mo. General BusinesssMinisferlal AHiance WISE, KENNETH; Porfales, N. M. MarkefingvAspha Kappa Psi Sec. WISENER. FRED D.: Waco Markefing WISENER. GARY GAYLE; For+ Smi+h. Ark. MarkeHng-Chamber of Commerce Sfudenf Congress. B Club. VarsHy foofbaH and hack YEAGER, RONALD MELFORD; Aransas Pass Pre-LawsAlpha Chi, Befa Alpha Psi School of Business business Founders of +he Baylor School of Business mee+ for Business Alumni Conference. The magnificenf new Hankamer School of Business which is on FiHh and Speighf will serve +he School of Business. Cur+is Hankamer shovels +he firsf spade of diri for +he new School of Business Building which bears fhe Hankamer name. Juniors ARMSTRONG. GAYLORD BAGWELL. NELDA BAKER. ALAN BAKER, NOEL CARLTON BAXTER. MARY ANN BEGGS. SUSAN BERGOLD, LYNN BISHOP. DAVID BLALOCK, FRANK BREWERl GENE BRITTAIN, YVONNE BROOKS. SAM BROWN. STEVE BUSHONY. JACK COBB. SAMUEL COBURN. NEIL COCHRAN, JOHN COE. BOBBY COLEMAN, GEORGE COLLIER. ANITA COLLINS, MAURICE COMER. CHASE KENT CORLEY. LARRY COX, BILLY COX. CARL CRUSE. DON WAYNE DAVIS. DONALD DOREMUS. CHUCK DUNN, JAMES EDEN, GWEN EVANS, MURRAY EVORY, RAY FOSTER. TOM FROST. JACK FUNDERBURK. LARRY GARDNER, MARY ELIZABETH GIBSON. MACK GIBSON. WALTER GOOCH. JIM GROSS, LARRY TEMPLE DIMMITT AUSTIN COLDSPRINGS DALLAS HOUSTON McCOM B, MISS. HOUSTON JONESBORO. ARK. BAYTOWN TAFT WACO FT. WORTH KERRVILLE KEO. ARK. BLUM IRENE DALLAS PALESTINE HENDERSON DALLAS VERNON HEMPHILL GOVE KANS. LAMESA WACO STEPHENVILLE BAKERSFI ELD, CALI F BEEVILLE DALLAS GRAND PRAIRIE GLENBROOK. CONN CORPUS CHRISTI ODESSA PALESTINE PEARSALL GLENWOOD. ALA. FARRAR GILMER COLUMBIA, MO. EINEN. BOB RVEY. HARRY LLIS. ROBERT RN, DOROTHY HNSON. JAMES HNSON, SANDRA NES. DIANE HARRELL RY, LOWELL OUN. LARKIN VENDER. LARRY E, JIMMY E, LINDA ILLY. JAN!CE ABRAY, JANE ACHOST. LARRY ARTIN, DIANE ERCER. GERALDINE OTLEY. LUKE cMURTRY, JANET ASH, JOHN EEL, ELDRED EUMANN. DONALD ALMER, TOM ARKER. JIM IPER. RICHARD URVIS. CHARLES IPPY. VERNON USSELL. DOUGLAS CHMOKER. GEORGE CHRADE, BOBBY SCOTT, BONNIE SELF, RONNY SLOAN. JARRED SMITH. DOUG NELSONI JEANEE SPENCER BENNIE STOBAUGH. GARY STOVALL. EVERETT SYBERT, BOB THORNTON, JOE FRANK FREDERICKSBURG HOUSTON ENNICE. LA. LUFKIN LOTT ROUND ROCK WACO CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO GLADEWATER TEXARKANA. ARK. GUYMON OKLA. LIVINGSTONE DEVlNE WACO HOUSTON OGLESBY GONZALES CENTER WACO CALVERT MEXIA WACO COMANCHE ROSENBERG DALLAS WACO CHANNELVIEW PRAIRIE WLL VERNON GARLAND CLEVELAND ROSENBERG HOUSTON CHICAGO. ILL. MONAHANS HOUSTON LONGVIEW LAKE JACKSON ITALY TRINITY TUCKER, AUBREY TURNER, FRANK WALDROP. ANNE WAKE. BYRON WARD, NILA WARE. BARBARA WEEKLEY, FRED WILLIS. BYRON WHITE. JOHN WOOD, PATRICIA Business professors offer aid in and ouf of classroom. WACO BELTON MONAHANS WACO ARTESIA. CALIF. STOCKDALE WACO GARLAND BEAUMONT BRADY Walfer Gibson and Diane Mar'rin receive HIeir awards as Mos+ Popular Business- man and Businesswaman af fhe annual School of Business banquet Secretaries in Hue School of Business find filing a big iob! The Execufive Councii of +he School of Business: Seded U. +0 rJ Mike McCollough. Dean Lang, Nancy Brown. Maurice Collins. PM Wood. Sfanding: David Bishop. Marl: Pool. Torn Powers. Two business s+udenfs hard af work on a difficulf problem of high finance. - I45 Don Harper, presidenf of Alpha Kappa Psi, and Tom Powers. Presidenf of Delia Sigma Pi. presenf donafions f0 +he con- sfruc+ion of +he new Business Building. Miss Dianne Marfin. sweefhearf of AK PsiI represenfed Hue fra- 1'ernify as Homecoming nominee. Vlkl mwg Sfudenfs pay careful a++enfion in a course in business machines. Miss Nancy WorrellI Rose of Delia Sig. graced Hie DeHa Sig Homecoming float I46 Prayer of A Nurse Giver of life, I rely on Thy strength for my work, Thy intelligence to ply my art, Thy zeal to guard the lives committed to my care. I keep clean my lips from harmful speech, kegn my eyes, the other's good to see, gentle my hands, kindly my heart, patient my soul, that by Thy grace pain may be eased, sick bodies healed, bent minds made straight, lifeIs span increased. By ignorance or sloth may I harm none. To those bowed down by grief, by hurt, by ache, by fear, Thy surcease, Lord. I am consecrated to my task. Amen School of Nursing 147 School of Nursing The School of Nursing offers a four-year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science ih Nursing. The faculty of the School of Nursing endeavors to help the student: To continue to grow as a person spiritually, emotionally, intellect- ually, socially, and culturally, capable of self direction, contribut- ing to an evolving society. To develop understanding, attitudes and competences necessary to render professional services as a nurse on the health team. To develop an appreciation of major local, national and world health conditions which relate to the prevention of disease and the promotion of health. To develop increasing abilities to use critical thinking and discrim- inating judgment as a basis for problem solving. To develop an understanding of the basic principles of the dynamic natures of behavior and the ability to apply these Principles in working with others. To gain the basic background needed for participation and leader- ship in professional organizations for continuing education on advanced levels. Dean Sada Haynes Mary Hummer Obstetrics Opal Carl Emily Fufrell Cecyle Howe Public Health Medicine and Surgery Pediatrics Lois Johns Marlene McKee Advanced Surgery and Medicine and Surger Ward Administration Geddes McLaughlin Sally Moore Sara PleH Lonnie Jane Rainey , Dorofhy Roehr 148 Public Health Introduction to Nursing Psychiahy Medicine and Surgery Surgery and Operating Room Technique W Student Government Association Executive Board Left +0 Right: Gail Comer, Parliamen+ariam Sheri Woods. Treasurer: Jorene Jorden. Recording Secre+ary; Sandra Sears. President Nancy Templeton. Vice President; Ellen Teachenor. Second Vice President Mrs. Cecyle Howell, Faculty Adviser; Sandra Turner. Corresponding Secretary; Miss Lois John, Faculfy Adviser. The Student Government Aassociation is the governing body for the students on the Dallas campus. Its aim is to provide an atmosphere for the development of the student as a person and as a professional nurse. The first project for the school year was the homecoming float. Jo Ellen Dahlor was elected to represent the School of Nursing in the Homecoming Parade. Later in the year a bake sale was held in order to raise money that was used to send three delegates to the Texas Nursing Students' Association Convention in San Antonio. By all of the students working together, a record sum was made on the sale. The school received special recognition when Mrs. Phyllis Spear Karnes was chosen as the regional candidate for Student Nurse of the Year. In addition, Miss Betty Gartman was elected Secretary of the Dallas-Tyler Region. Mrs. Phyllis Spear Karns Sfudenf Nurse of the Year DaHasrTerr Region 149 BLOUT. ALLIE, Riverside. California Minor: Educa+ion BLYTHE, MARION, Clarksville, Arkansas BURKHART, JANET COATS, Effingham, Illinois TNSA: SGA; BSU, Music Chairman, '58: House Counci. Vice President '58 CAMPBELL, POLLY, Morris+own. Tenn. BSU, Dawson House Councill '58; YWA. '58 COLEMAN, MARTHA, Memphis, Tenn. BSU, Focus Week Program Co-Chairman, '60 DONALD, SHIRLEY WILDSI Burgin, Kenfucky TNSA; SGA; BSU EDWARDS. BARBARA. Bossier CH'y. La. TNSA; SGA, Recording Secre+ary, '59; BSU. Missions Chairman, '57; House Ccyuncill '56 ENDRES, DIANNE. Albuquerque, N.M. Minor English; TNSA; SGA, Treasurer, '59; BSU; Baseball Club, '58-'59 EVANS, DIXIE. Ruidoso Downs, N.M. TNSA; SGA; BSU; Class Secrefary '59 HORICK, ANN, Marshall Minor: Psychology; TNSA; SGA; BSU; Mission Band HUGHES. FRANCES. Graham Minor: English: TNSA; SGA; BSUl Vice President '58: Mission Band JANSSEN, CAROL. Dallas KARNS. PHYLLIS SPEARS, Denver. Colorado TNSA; SGA; BSU, President '58; Regional S'rudenf Nurse of Hue Year. '60; NSNA Delegafe, '58 LANE, BETTY, Columbia. Tenn. BSU, Focus Week Program Co-Chairman, '60 LEAR. SHIRLEY, CrosseH'. Arkansas Minor: Sociology; TNSA; SGA. Second Vice President '59: Round-Up SfaH, '59; Canferbury Alfar Guild NICHOLSON. MAXINE. Hurley, N.M. TNSA SGA: House Council '59, '60: Baseball Club '58, '59 SEARS, SANDRA. Dallas Minor: Home Economics; TNSA, Delega+e. '59: SGA, pres- idenf, l60 TURNERl CANDRA. Carrollfon Minor: Home Economics; TNSA: SGA, Corresponding Secre+ary. '60; BSU Focus Week Social Chairman. '60: NSNA Delegafe. '59 WEIR. VIRGINIA, Rapid Cify, Sou+h Dakota Minor: Psychology; TNSA; SGA, Regional Delegafe; Alpha Chi; Class President '59. '60 WOOD. DIANE. Muleshoe TNSA SGA; BSU, Denominafional Chairman. '58 WOODS, SHERI. CrosseH'. Arkansas Minor. Home Economics: TNSA, Delega+e '60: 56A, Treas- urer. '60; BSU, Music Chairman, '59: Class President '59; Focus Week Buzz Sessions Chairman. '60 Seniors 151 ALLEN, GLORIADEL. Bafon Rouge. La. BRITTON, LOUISE. McGregor CADENHEAD. GERRY, Marshall COCHRAN. GEORGEANNE. Lawrenceville. HI. COMER. GAIL. Waco GAUTHREAUX, BETTYE. New London HAZLIP. CAROLINE. Midland JORDEN. JORENE. Beaumonf LESLIE, MARILYN. Dumas MOORE. FLORENCE, Roswell. N. M. REAVES. CAROLYN. China TEACHENOR. ELLEN. Sf. Louis, Mo. TEMPLETON. NANCY. Kodiak. Alaska WALKER. PATTY. Shawnee, Okla. ZIEGLER. ANN. Dallas Juniors BAILEY. SANDRA. Decafur. Ga. BAILEY. SANDY. Decafur. Ga. BEARD, ELA'INE. Pasadena BOSWELL, NANCY. Rome. Ga. CRAVEN, SANDY. Arlingfon GARTMAN. BETTY, New Orleans. La. GREENHILL, LINDA. Amife. La. HAGEMANN. MARY. Waverly, Iowa HICKS. SYLVIA. Longview HOUGHTON. LANA. Dallas JOHNSTON. RUBY, Queenk Creek, Ariz. KIRKSEY. RAY DEANE. Odessa MILLER. MARIANNE, Housfon MORGAN, JUDY, Texarkana OGATA. ENDA. Kakului. Maui Hawaii STEWARD. VERA. Sherman SUMMERS. MARGARET WITAKER. MARY HELEN. Tohaka Sophomores The Nurse The world grows brighter year by year; Because some nurse in her little sphere Puts on her apron and grins and sings And keeps on doing the same old things, Taking the temperatures, giving the pills To remedy mankind's various ills; Feeding the baby, answering bells, Being polite with a heart that rebels; Longing for home and all the while Wearing the same old professional smile Blessing the newborn baby,s first breath, Closing the eyelids that are still in death; Taking the blame for the doctorhs mistakes, Oh dear: XVhat a lot of patience it takes. Getting off duty at seven dclock, Tired, discouraged, just ready to drop, But called back on special at seven-fifteen, With woe in the heart, but it must not be seen. Morning, evening, noon, and night- Just doing it over and hoping ifs right. When we lay down our caps and hcross the bar, Oh Lord, will you give us one little star To wear in our caps With uniforms new, In that City above, Where our Head Nurse is hYou ? abs LIMELIGHT Limelight! A magic word that connotes spot- lights flooding a beautifully decorated stage, fan- fare, and well deserved recognition. These are those students chosen by their peers to have spe-h cial recognition for achievement, talent or beauty. The Round-Up offers its tribute to these by plac- ing them in the Limelight. An army of a +housand is easy +0 find. buf ah. how difficult +0 find a general. ggv jaws ficad gydagclim wcssin I67 Pat ,6 0655171 169 I71 1'14 ,7: a M We 173 175 m Khmzmyza: Mgiiivsu a M, mm MMMW g 4w: 1 2 $ :03ngng siawmmozimfizi: wfiww gawaemkmwlwi Zanziiftz , Sylvia Blacklcy ,Cimla Ashcraft Final gm? 91g; 14mm awm es 2:??? wapbqwmi 5 W 0, 5?; Liriiz a t .,. :$232 3.2? kwwwaaw mmmmmny mxaa$wui , afzwmiivsgn k 2: $3; Susan Mar! 3 yamaaa : E2 in film Dalilor IStS ' Moady 911m! wing ' m u! l Jfomw JOHN PHIL GILLIAM Cliffon senior, finance major; Npha Chi: Alpha Kappa Psi; Alpha Phi Omega: Order of Arfus: Beta Gamma Sigma: Sfudenf Congress. School of Business represenfafive: vice presidenf; Who's Who: Sophomore Hon- ors; Mosf Oufsfanding Congressman: Baseball leHerman. CODY ALAN GARNER. Housfon senior. music educafion maior; A Cappella Choir. presidenf; 7+h and James College Council; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; BSU Evaluafion Commiffee; Chapel Choir: Opera soloisf: Music Direcfor. Calvary Bapfisf. NANCY YOUNGBLOOD. Waco junior elemenfary educafion maior: Alpha Omega. proiecfs chairman, pledge capfain; Sfudenf Congress, sophomore represenfafive: Dawson House Council vice presidenf: Campus Women's Council: Kappa DeHa Pi: Npha Chi. JULIA HudH ADELLEWILLIAMS.Housfon senior, speech-radio major; Pi Kappa Delia, president Alpha Lambda Delfa: Npha Chi: Chi's, vice president Sfudenf Congress, sophomore represenfa+ive. secrefary: Sopho- more Honors: Who's Who: Champion SWC Debafer. HORACE P. Uinddyl DANSBY. Bryan senior, Pre-Med biology maior: Baylor Chamber of Commerce: Pre-Med Club: B Associafion. vice president Foofbali lefferman; Fre'shman frack; Chapel Choir. JIMMY FRANK EVANS. Over+on iunior, hisfory major; Baylor Chamber of Com- merce: B Associa+ion: Fellowshio of Chrisfian Afhlefes; FoofbaH lefferman.+ri- captain: Oufsfanding freshman a+hlefe: All SWC Academic Team: SWC Sportsman- ship Commiffee. MIRIAM MOODY, Poplarville, Miss. senior. education and history maior: Atheneans president; Phi Beta Mu, prestdent: BRH Choir; Student Congress, School of Educa- tion representative: Freshman Football Queen: ROTC Sponsor: Miss Say Hey: Baylor Beauty 4 years: Homecoming Queen; May Queen nominee: Alpha Kappa Psi Sweetheart: Who's Who: Most Representa- tive Senior Woman: Duchess to Texas Uni- versity: Miss FootbaH Contest representae five. LUWILDA McKaig. Gladewafer iunior, edut ths Who The students in Whots Who in American Colleges and Universities were elected in the fall and three of the 34 students elected graduated in January and are not pictured. Ruth Eleanor Landes, a music education major from Wichita Falls, was a member of Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, and Phi Beta Mu. She sang in the BRH Choir and was oh the BSU Music Committee. Ruth was a member of Mu Phi Epsilon and held the office of Chaplain. Among the honors that she won while in the university are freshman class secretary, freshman and sophomore beauty nominee, Ministerial Alliance Sweetheart, Rifle Team Sweetheart, Homecoming Queen nominee, and First Baptist Church Sweetheart. Joe Richard Feagin is a philosophy and history major from Houston. He was a member of the Ministerial Alliance, Alpha Chi and held the office of secretary in the Philosophy Club. Joe was nominated for the Danforth Fellowship. He was a member of Phi Sigma Tau and was Co-chairman of BSU Lecture Week. John Russell Feather, a senior Law student from Houston, was a member of Phi Alpha Delta and the Student Bar Asso- ciation. He was president of the Mid-Law Class and president of the Student Bar Association. John was editor of the Baylor Law Review and Attorney General of the Baylor Student Body. He won the Texas Association of Plaintiffs Attotneys Award and the Law Review Scholarship. ; RODDY RAY, Corsicana senior. BUDDY RILEY, Jackson Miss. senior. English and philosophy maior; Freshman Class presi- dent: Freshman BSU CouncH: Sigma Tau Delta: Circle K: Alpha Chi: Philosophy Club: Student body president: Permanent Senior Class President: Outstanding Con- gressman: Danforth, Woodrow Wilson and Fullbright FeHowships: Phoenix Club: Who's Who. cation and math major: Atheneans. alumnae secretary: BSU Executive CouncH: BRH Choir: Kappa Delta Pi: Alpha Lambda Delta. president: Alpha Chi; Junior Home- coming nominee I959. major: Circle K, board of directors: BSU Executive CouncH: Ministerial Alliance, president: BRH Choir: Sophomore Honors; Freshman Baseball letterman. 181 ROBERT MALCOLM BAIRD LifHe Rock, Ark. qraduafe sfudenf, philosophy maion Pi Kappa DeHa president PhHosophy Club president Alpha Chi: Phi Siqma Tau; th5 Who: Co-winner SWC De- bate and Mosr Vafuable Debafer: Youfh pasfor: Cum Laude qraduafe: Graduafe assisfanf phh'osophy' and debafe. JANIE FOX, San Anfonio qraduafe sfu- denf, special educafion maior: BRH Choir: Sigma Tau Delfa. secrefary: Kap- pa DeHa PI; Chi's, secrefary: Chapel C'noir: YWA, pres?denf: Sophomore Honors: A Capperia Choir: Hearf 0' Texas Lions Club Fellowship. LOUIS McBURNEY, Temple senior, chemisfry major: Cirde K president A1- pha Epsilon DeHa. president Sfudenf Congress: Be+a Gamma Nu: Siqma Psi lofa: Who's Who: Sophomore Honors; Freshman Ciass presidenf: Dean's BOB R HANNA El Paso senior law 5hr denf: DeHa Thefa Phi Masfer 0f fhe RimM Dean: Chairman of Grievance CommiHee of Sfudenf Bar Associafion. list FRAN NORRIS. Forf Worfh sen- Ior, EngHsh maior; PE Alpha Lambda, presidenf: Sigma Tau Delfa: Board of PubHcafions; lnfen Club Council presidenf; Sfudenf Body Presidenf's cabinet Round Up Edifor: Senior Class secrehary: SmdenJr-Facuify Commiffee. SUSAN MARX Corsicana senion Span- Ish and educafion malor: Sfudenf Con- gress, junior represenfafive: Afheneam pledge cap'rdin; Campus Women's Coun- cil, presidenf: May Princess: BayVor Beau+yt Homecoming Queen nominee: BSU Summer missionary. DANIEL EUGENE PRATT. Jefferson Cify. Mo. senior, sacred music maior: freshman represenfafive +0 Sfudenf Court Sfudenf Conqresss School of Music represenfafive; Baylor Bards and Rhapsody in Whife, soWoisf: A CappeHa Choir: Oraforio Chorus: Baylor Opera producHon. leading parf: BSU Execufive Council: Direc'ror of S+a+e BSU Choir: Summer Sfudenf Missionary +0 fhe Far East JANE GRANT. Lubbock senior, Eansh and educafmn major: Phi Befa Mu: Honor Council, secrefary: BSU Execufive Council; Siqma Tau Delfa: Homecominq nomEnee. I958 Junior Ciass: I959 Phi Befa Mu: Beaufy nominees ths Who WiLLlAM ROBERT PAKISs HowL Sprinqs. Ark. senior saw sfudenfz Phi Alpha Delta. Justice: Alpha Chi: Lounqe Law edHor: Senior Class president: Law School Board of Governors: Who's Who. WALTER GIBSON, Farrar iunior, finance maior: DeHa Siqma Pi. firsf vice presidenf: Circle K, freasurer: Freshman Class presis denf: Sfudenf Congress. Business School represen+afivez Board of Publicafions: Mosf Popular Boy in Business School: Sfudenf-Faculfy Commiffee: Cifizen's Nafional Bank Schobrship. PERRY CARTER MASON. Hou5+on iunior, th. osophy major: Minisferias AHiance: Golden Wave Band: Baylor Symphony: Honor CounciL vice presidenf: Honors Proqram: Sophomore C1555 heasurer: Sophomore HonorszDearfs Dis- finguished Honor Lisf. I83 SANDY LOUISE SMITH, ChaHanooqa. FRANK HART POGO SMITH, Green- Tenn. funion educafion and hisfory ma wood, Miss. qraduafe sfudenf; workinq jor: Freshman BSU CouncH: BSU Exec- on PhD. in Eanst: Siqma Tau DeHa; ufive Council: Focus Week Co-Chair- Pi Gamma Mu; Minisfer of AcfivHies at man: BRH Choir: Collins House Coun- Sevenfh and James. CH; 184 May Queen 1958. th5 Who In American Colleges and Universities RICHARD HDICK HESTER Forf Wcrfh iunior, hisfory malor; BSU, social co-chairman. BRH speaker chairman, freshman council; Bapfisf Sfudenf Magaine. Texas represenfafive +0 ad visory board: Assisfanf +0 fhe Direcfor of Public Relafions; Circle K: BSU Summer Misv sionary +0 Pacific Norfhwesf; Texas Sfafe BSU. President MELISSA MORRIS. Temple senior, religion maior; Freshman Cbss sec- refary; Rose of Delfa Siq: BSU Mis- sions Secrefary; Cth Homecoming Princess Afheneans: May Queen nomineeISenior Rinq Ouf represen- fafive; Befa Gamma Nu; Beaufy Finalisf: Who's Who I959. JANIS KNOX BOYD. Breckenridge iunior, English and educafion maior; Alpha Omega. pianist Sigma Tau DeHa: Kappa Delfa Pi: Alpha Lamb- da Delta, hisforian; Alpha Chi: Tryon Coferie Swee+hearf I958: May Queen nominee: Homecominq Queen nom- WILLIAM CALVIN DICKINSON. Aflan- +a senior: hisfory and religion maior: Circle K: Alpha Chi: Pi Kappa Delfa: Pi Gamma Mu: Sevenfh and James Col- lege Council; Minisferial Alliance; Soph- omore Honors. JOHN M. SANDERS. Housion senior Law s+udenf: Baylor Sfudenf Bar Associafion. presidenf; Phi Alpha Delfa. freasurer; Alpha Chi: Circle K, secrefary: A Cappella Choir, presidenf: BRH Choir; Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia, vice presidenf: Baylor Law Review edifor; Presidenf of Mid-law Class. Baylor inee; Beaufy Finalisf: Dean's Lisf; Sfudenf Court afforney qeneral; Class of Miss Say Hey nominee. l9l4 Scholarship: AHen 6. Flowers Memor- ial Scholarship. F. GREGORY CAMPBELL JR . Tampa, Florida senior. Eansh and his+0ry ma- CHARLES RlCHARD SHUFFIELD Nash ville. Ark. senior, Accounfinq major: Cir- cle K board of direcfom vice president Alpha Chi; Order of Arfus: SmdemL Congress. senior class represenfafive: Junior Class vice presidenf: Befa Gam- ma Nu. presidenh Siqma Psi lofa Arch Elder; Kokernof Direcfor: Who's Who. ELSA JEAN ALBRITTON Waco iun- ior Enqlish and educafion major; Alpha Chi: Alpha Lambda Delfa. vice presidenf: AHweneans parliamenhar- ian: Bayior Bards and Rhapsody in Whife: Siqma Tau Delfa: Freshman BSU Council: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Sweefhearf: Homecominq Queen nominee: May Queen nominee: Baylor represenfafive +0 Rice Rondolef ior: Alpha Chi, president Circle K. sec- refary; Minisferial Alliance, vice presi- denf: Pi Kappa Delfa: Pi Gamma Mu: Philosophy Club; BSU Missions Principal: Sophomore Honors: Debafe feam: Sew enfh and James CoHeqe Council: Wood- row Wilson Fellowship: Fullbrith Fellow- ship. 185 Freddy Cameron and Princess Mike KN, l c.I f'ru c g. a ,'ll'. g. 3:.1 Sonny Cribbs and June Norman Gid Kendrick and Karen Johanson th5 Buddy Dansby and Marfha Amis Calvin Dickinson and Charlene Whife Marion Fallwell and Ne'da BagweH Whose Noley Bice and Carol Feagin Charles Shuffield and Sherron Sipes Carrol Dawson and Bill Herring and Marianna Painfer Ann Owens 188 Perry Mason and Judy Frederick Jim Kleypas and Diane Mor+on Gary Dukes and Bonnie Cameron ths Royce Wesf and Synfha Traughber George Graves and Judy McConafhy Sonny Whorfon and Evangeline Loessin Whose Fred Weekley and CharloHe Jones Richard Tinsley and Emily George Sid Sfaplefon and Bill Sfrickland and Jan Griffifh Cynfhia Berglund Baylor Royalty Baylor Royalty represents the University at various school festivals. This year a Baylor coed was crowned Na- tional Football Queen at the University of California Foot- ball Festival in Berkeley, California. Selection of the Royalty is made by a Student Congress committee consisting of members of the Inter-Club Council, class presidents and Congress representatives. EMILY GEORGE BEVERLY IRANEY SYLVIA BLACKLEY Arkansas Gaebele Rice Rondolef Soufhern Mefhodisf Universify Manada I90 JAN GRIFFITH JO ELLEN DAHLOR University of CalHornia Soufhwesf Conference FootbaH Fesfival Coffon Bowl Nafional Foofball Queen MIRIAM MOODY EVANGELINE LOESSIN Universify of Texas RoundUp Texas A 8 M CoHon Pagean+ I91 Snow Drop DIIIM Best Dressed 6m! 5wmy Wharton April king I92 mm ACTIVITIES The heart of the University is the Student. This section presents that Essence in many facets, moods, and activities that are typical reflections. Some serious moments are recorded here, some carefree, some important, some easily forgottenh but all contribute to the creation of that college thing. If you see a strange thing and do nof regard it as strange, ifs strangeness will vanish. Firsf Place was given +0 The Afhenean Club Noah Baylor. fhe Pearl of Grea+ Price. Homecoming Parade Taurus Club, Runner-up Alpha Phi Omega. Runner-up TryonhCoferie. Runner-up Alpha Kappa Psi Alpha Omega Befa Alpha Psi Kappa Thefa Delfa Sigma Pi Delfa Alpha Pi Circle K Esquire Club Freshman Class Junior Class Newman Club Pi Alpha Lambda Phi Befa Mu Phi Mu Alpha Rho Gamma Sigma School of Nursing Senior Class Sophomore C!ass I97 Freshmen sfudenfs are greefed 3+ We Presidenf's recepfion held in fhe Drawing Room of Hue Union Building. Faculfy and sfudenfs arrange and re-arrange schedules in Hue process of regisfrafion. Miss Jan Griffifh was elected Miss Foofball in Hue annual nafional con+es+ in Berkeley. California. S+uden+s, nearing +he end of +he ordeal of regisfrafion, pay Hweir bills. I99 Fa Rush parHes gave ven'r fo drama+ic +alen+s +he PALS, picfured above, give an example. Lynn Bergold and Nancy Weir chaffer amid Hue confusion and gaiefy of an Afhenean rush parfy. Baylor men and yell leaders urge Hue foofba squad +0 gain a vicfory for Baylor U. Lee Dean. below, and friends make +heir visH fo +he Linda Meyers makes her acquaintance wifh one of +he bear cubs. Walfer Gibson serves Molly Guw +on and June Norman af +he Circle K fea during Say Hey Week . Homecoming I959 Miriam Moody. represenfafive o; Hie Afhenean Club, is preparing +0 be crowned +he Homecoming Queen of I958. Below: Homecoming is Dr. Whife's fav- orife +ime of fhe year-and now we know why. Dr. W. R. Whife, Presidenf of our Uni- versify. crowns Miss Moody. 202 Miss DoHie Brocksmifh, Homecoming Miss Moody is presen+ed +he +rophy ?or Queen of I958. gives Miss Moody her fhe winning floa'r in +he parade. roses. The Homecoming Queen and her Princesses: Judy McCona'rhy escorf- by Mark Whife. and Miss Jeanie Koonce escorfed by Joe K. Smith. ed by George Graves. Miss Moody. Miss Evangeline Loessin escorfed dur- m. .m m 0 C e m 0 H r O .f V: -.lu Dr .5 :0 .Y m D. S Jlu H S .m Io C In .T u R e I .f r e V 0 r 0 ID la us .f S VII .- la n a m uh S e r F r u 0 F Baylor Universi+y bids welcome +0 all refurning alumni Hie fesfivHies of Homecoming. Ing Homecoming . . . the magic time of activity, meeting old friends, making new ones, and memories . . . How fimes have changed! A Baylor Ex shows fhe nexf genera+ion around. The alumni and gues+s are enferfained a+ +he Pigskin Revue by +he Chamber of Commerce. winners of H13 I959 Universiiy Sing. Mr. J. C. Penny and Dr. W. R. Whife lead +he processional for Hue annualAmerican Ideals Convo- cafion where Mr. Penney was awarded an honorary docfcrafe of humanities. American Ideals Dr. Ralph Lynn was awarded +he fifle of Oufsfand- ing Professor. 206 The Chamber of Commerce Foo+ball Banque+ honors Hue ?oofball Ie+- fermen of fine year. Lynda Ashcraff. Freshman Foo+ball Queen. and her princesses Lucrefia Hoke and Susie Snowden pose af+er fheir presen+a+iom Presiden+ Whife, Uncle Jim Crow and Mr. and Mrs. Bi Hall enioying +he banquet ,9 a v o i I a O hipgy; ntazz Corrigan Week-End This is Bayloris confused week-end, for the girls extend the usual masculine courtesies to a befuddled group of men. In keeping wifh +he +radi+ion of Corrigan, Peggy Moore helps her daie wifh his coaf. The frail sex comply wifh +he rules and regulafions of Corrigan even fo Hue poinf of carrying heavy books. Opposi+e page: This Chris+mas free reigned over +he foyer of Hue draw- ing room of Hie US during fhe Chrisfmas Season. The Beauty Presentation The Beauty Presentation is spon- sored each year by the Athenean Club and the Union Building. The eight Beauties are chosen from sixteen finalists. Judging is based on beauty, personality, and poise. The s+age creafed a Roman aimosphere for flue Beau+y Presenfafion. Andrea Corbin. Tish McGinfy. David Negron, Fran Norris. Sherron Sipes. and Merle Clark plan +he defails. Paul Baker and Mrs. Baker are shown during fhe iudging. Paf Wagoner sells Vernon Rippy his ?ickef. All University Sing Each year the clubs and organizations of the Uni- versity compete in the All University Sing. The clubs present two songs which are judged on pres- entation, singing, and originality. Winners of Hrsi' place were +he Alpha Phi Omegas wi+h Jeanie's Hideaway. Mas+er of Ceremonies, David Humphrey, has presen+ed Sarah Ragland, Terrilyn Gregory and Ronnie Hill wifh each club's prize. The A+henean Club won second place with +heir presen+afion The Alpha Omega Club placed +hird wifh +heir rendiHons of fwo songs from Gypsy. of songs from Desfry Rides Again. Spring Rush Pledges adius? +heir new caps. Joe Gibson surrounded by pledges-from each of +he girl's social clubs. Verdfs Don Carlo wikiiigmy a WWI? mam mecum Vent: . Aprii 2L 2:, 23 33v 2? Exit Waco Kai? 3115 NR 13K Lam MEN 9?: 1W 4 1; $453 LashM The opera. presenfed by The School of Music and direc'ted by Dean Sfernberg. is an annual presenfafion at Baylor. Olen Massey as Don Carlo pefifions Sarah Harvey as +he Mary Zanda Mehnerf and fhe cas+ beg mercy from Dan PraH'. Queen. Theater Marie Cheafam, Mike Thomas, and Louise Mosley pose in a scene from The Choir. Sidewalk Thearfer presenfed anofher parody on Baylor Iife- Sfili'ed. 214 As I Lay Dying William Faulkner by Chris Maano, Direcfors Baker and Flynn. discuss fhe sfaging 0 As I Lay Dying. A scene from +he play. 'or spnng pro- Faulkner's play was Hue ma ducfion of +he Hueafer. 215 April King nominees were Tom Purdy, Sonny Whor+on. Billy Hicksl Bobby Morrison. and Gaylord Armsbrng. Sonny was elected. Dr. Joseph Laufereffe, cen+er. was Baylor's guesi' Iec'rurer for a week +his spring on fine his'rory of church and sfafe. DAP clowns advertise +he Delfa Alpha Pi lnfercollegiafe TaIenf Show. Joe Pres+on and Louise Mosley in Bards and Rhapsody's spring concert Baylor's speech feam shows off mosf recenf frophies. Sew Dr. McCall and Dean Packard prepare for fhe Donkey race. The enferfainmenf of +he infelleci'uals . . . The marryin' boofh of Rho Gamma Sigma . . . 218 The enfer+ainmen+ of Hie maiure mind. Sponsored by Circle K s+yle in Hue fordronf . . . A May Day nighf spof wH'h all 'the decor . The agony of +he egg +hrow . . . 2'? Samar; mam? The fhrills of +he fhree-Iegged race . . . The aspiring yell leaders . . . The pensive May Day Queen nominees . . . May Day Coronation I960 3311 mg, Miss Jeanie Koonce receives her Howers as Princess +0 1416' Queen. Ronnie Bull receives his frophy for Mo?! Oufsianding Afh- Ie+e from Tracey Crawford. Miss Ouida Massey, Hue Queen of May. The Rituals of Graduation The Presidenf's recep'rion . . . Baccalaureafe . . . 222 The passing of Hue ivy chain in Ring OM . . . The afferth of fuming in caps and gowns . . . 223 Honored Graduates Top graduafe was Mrs. Nancy McCreary. Mrs. Sammie Rankin receives her Mas+er of Arfs wifh honors. Maior General Earl Rudder receives an honorary Docfor of Laws. tary 0'0 M Mai. Thames H. Harms Col. John E. Barr Mai. Ray R. Kilman Capt Kennefh W. Win+er Capf. Joe H. Copeland Vng. James Swanson Vng. Wayne A. Gray Ung. Jesse T. Wood M Sgt J. P. Anderson 226 Group Commanders FALL: David Clevanger. Raynor Herbert Charles Price SPRING: Joe Campbell. James BeHerworH'I, Charles Price GROUP STAFF lLeff fo Rith Bruce Harbour, Larry McMahon, Sam Moore, Joe CampbellI John Rofh. S+ephen Salmans. Don PhilipsI Ben Head, Charles Price. Anifa Collier. Herberf, David CIevanger. Raynor Hebert Second row: Heff +0 Rith Michael WW DRILL TEAM. Heff fo Rith: James A. BeHersworfh, Commander: Marfha Fincher; Frederick 6. Ha ; James L. Robbins: James E. Hixson; Dona!d R. Hoqan; Cloise J. Jacobus Jr.: Clarence D. Roberfs Jr.; Roy L. Lyon; David E. Edward: Joe E. Taylor. Second row: Edward Shelby; Bill Hobson: Benny M. Garner; Doug R. Rucker; John B. Waldrip; Charles Evans: Charlie T. Burger; Jimmy Murphy; Elein Skyles Jr.; James E. Heafh. Third row: Kennefh Churchill; Alfon Bain; Sam Knighi; Milton Makowsky; Gerald A. Hempy: James D. Burney; James A. LiH'Iefon: Jerry L. Brown; David H. Nichols. BAND: HeH +0 RighU: William D. Ray. Commander Frank B. Blackloclq Clyde H. Smi+h: James E. Rober'rs; Second row: Jerry M. Templefon; William R. Fox; Jeordanos Mar+inez: Jack B. BuHer: William B. Dwire; Joe H. Guffy, William b. Floyd. Third row: Bobby D. Branfley; Malcolm M. Rus'r; George W. Sfansbury; Paul R. Williamson; Argelio C. Canales: Joe D. Bohannon: Eugene A. Leslie: Milburn A. Goodwin. Fourih row: Larry W. Hammer: Parnell E. Hammons: Richard N. Taylor: David W. Squire; Samuel L. Neilson: Richard A. Wuensche: James W. WhiHenfon. 228 SQUADRON IOI Firsf row UeFf fo rith: Randolph E. Teague; Bob A. Garland; Toxey W. Cathay; Kennefh B. Adams; Charles M. Farris: Jean Trickey Carpenfer; Charles A. Morrow. Commander: Bennie T. GriHin. Second row: Ray M. Deaver; Donald R. Roberfs: Dan Cobb; Roberf W. Rucker: Samuel C. Cobb; Joseph R. Calvin; Clinf F. Bafeman: Billy D. SQUADRON 102 Firsf row Ueff +0 rith: James S. Dunn; James A. Posner: Judy Smifh: David N. Garely; Larkin C. Keoun. Second row: Arfhur Fuenfes: Van D. Massirer: Dan D. BurneHe; Malcolm M. Rus'r; Michael J. Hix: Jere R. Barnes: Sidney R. Alexander: James R. Millam: Marfin T. Jones. Third row: Peyfon F. Rhoden; William P. Gauf: Bobby G. Sammon: Cox; Earle Ellis: John Bass: Randall D.Galloway: Charles B. Bell. Third row: Thomas H. Carswell; Bernard W. Gann; Harry A. LiH'Iefon: Glen A. Craig: James A. Anderson; Harold L. Crocker; John Dosher: William H. Carpenfer; Larry F. Harbour; Jimmy J. Cafhey. Sidney R. Hubener; Charles E. Smifh; Larry M. Wesh Charles G. Kucera: Sammy J. Rhodes; John D. Roberi'son; John H. Wrighf: Walfer B. Curry. Fourfh row: Don C. Ferguson: Jimmy G. Soufer; Chades G. Moseley; Halberf M. Buchanan; George A. Sche : Jimmy L. Browning; James E. Stark: Ernesi H. Coch- ran: Tom 5. O'Quinn; Calvin N. Chasieen. 229 230 SQUADRON I03 ILeff +0 Rith: David Dellinger: Kennrfh Safely; James E. Nolen; Jon C. Monfgomery: Janef Fox. Second row: Doug R. Smifh; Sid S+aple+om Herberf Lewis; Arlon Jones: James VVimberley: Ronald K. Lawson: Wesley Grigsby; Alberf H. Newnam: James E. Gooch. Third row: Dennis Moser: Roger A. Frier; ANGEL FLIGHT: HeH f0 RiglVd: Marfha Fincher: Anih: Collier; Jean Trickey Carpenfer; Barbara Weaver; Alice Seewald; Jo Ann Guffy. Second row: Jackie Guynes: Kafhy Arledge: Marfy Baker: Judy Smifh: Janef Fox: Norman D. Ware; Roberf Harrison; Jere Jackson; Roberi' Hess; John Young; Reginald P. Hopson; George R. Pickles. Fourfh row: Lloyd H. McCoin; Henry C. Long; Charles Tubb; Perry C. Polk: William OH; Charles R. Radar: William E. Derringer; Herberf Burnap: Perry Wesfmoreland. Judy King: Roberfa Knight Third row: Gwendolyn Fox: Virgina McFarland; Barbara James; Paf Sullivan; Peggy O'Neal: Virginia Shannon. ORGANIZATIONS The feeling of comeraderie which results from belonging to a group, the forming of bonds of friendship through mutual activities and interests are important elements in the coliege experience. Close-knit groups working together form the backbone of the University. Such group activities fill these college days with memorable moments and unforget- table friendships. A people without faith cannof survive. mm Govennnent Pubhcaaons Clubs 236 Government 237 Buddy Riley Presidenf John Phil Gilliam Vice Presiden+ Student Body Officers Bruce Harbour Judy Williams Treasurer Secretary Student Congress Carl Davis Jere Jackson Diana Humphreys Jimmy Leave in gg$g1 Consfanfine Deaver Bill Floyd Nancy Haggerfy David Young Gaylord Arms+rong Lynn Bishop Edwinna Kirkpafrick Diane Marfin Coy Dillard Louis McBurney CharIes Shuffield Gary Wisener REY CasHe WaHer Gipson John Bagwell Don Ferguson Miriam M0'3dY Ronnie Hi Dan PraH Rober'r McCIendon Johnny Murphy Charles Wallace Governmental oHice-seekers form friendship circle. Student Congress Activities S+uden+ Body officers. John Phil Gilliam. Buddy Riley, Bruce Harbour. and acfing secrefary Diane Martin hard a+ work in Congress office. S+uden+ Congress Gripe Box provides opporfu- nify +0 voice opinions on campus condifions. Newly elec+ed Congress led by Gaylord Armshong and Blanchie Henderson. Congressman Walfer Gibson and Diane Maan prepare for Wesfern Day in connecfion wifh Congress members prepare +0 conduct business of campus for coming year. Hear+-o-Texas Fair. 240 Honor Court The Honor Council co-operates with the Faculty of Baylor University in devising and perfecting a plan whereby the honor and integrity of Baylor University students may be maintained. The seven members on the council are elected by popular vote on May Day. Each class and school is represented. Ken Kuykendall PresidemL Judy Bagwe James Enfield Jane Gran'l' Perry Mason Bill McMilian Sandra Wheeler L Bob Reid ' Secretary i i Sponsori' Student Court The Student Court, the judiciary department of student government, is the court of original jurisdiction for student controversies. The court is composed of the Chief Justice and the Attorney-General who are students in the Baylor Law School. mwmni 3? Bill Blackshear John Sanders Chief Justice AttorneyeGeneral 241 Men's Interclub Council The Interclub Council is the coordinating body of the menhs clubs. Each of the five clubs, including Delta Sigma Pi, Esquire, Rho Gamma Sigma, Taurus, and Tryon-Coterie, has three representatives each semes- ter. This organization sponsors open rush week for men. John Bagwell Jim Hea+h TryontCoferie Rho Gamma Sigma 'FaH President Spring President Bill Bell Taurus George Coleman Esquire Maurice Collins Delta Sigma Pi Bob Clemen'fs Taurus Chuck Doremus Rho Gamma Sigma Lowell Douglass Taurus Gordon Harrell Delta Sigma Pi Ted Hartley Taurus Dick Henwood Esquire Randolph Jensen Esquire Gid Kendrick Esquire Jim Lunstord Delta Sigma Pi Mike McCullough Taurus Mike McMahon Delta Sigma Pi Melvin McReynolds Esquire James Nelson ,Tryon-Cofe rie Tom Powers Delfa Sigma Pi John Reid Tryon-Coferie Bill Shackleford Tryon-Coierie Bob Thompson Rho Gamma Sigma Fred Weekley Rho Gamma Sigma Jayree Copeland Delta Alpha Pi Fall Presidenf Blanchie Henderson Athenean Spring President Susan Beggs Alpha Omega Carolyn Cobb Delfa Alpha Pi Kay Cooper Kappa Thela Andrea Corbin Athenean Befiy Knighf Kappa Theha Miriam Moody Afhenean Fran Norris Pi Alpha Lambda Vicki Park Pi Alpha Lambda Sharon Smifh Alpha Omega Mary Jane Tait Alpha Omega Emily Taylor Pi Alpha Lambda Sue Taylor Della Alpha Pi Aura Lea Tompkins Kappa Thefa Womenis lnterclub Council Each of the five social clubs selects one representative to serve along with the president of the club on the Women's Council. The Womenls Council decides interclub conflicts and serves as a medium through which a closet interclub relationship may be maintained. The Council is in charge of women's rush, and also holds an annual picnic for members of all womenls social clubs. It presents a traveling trophy to the club with the highest overall grade point average for the year, which the Athenean Club re- ceived May Day. Members of H19 Inler-Club Council judge confesfanfs ior CoHon Bowl Repre- senfafive af an informal tea and receplion. 243 House Councils Campus Womenk Council Seafed: Linda Samples. Jill Cain, Susan Brown. Sandra Abelson. Mona Billings. Deanna Chicola. Anne Chaf- Upshaw. Jan Tillinghast Sandy SmHh, Roberfa Don- fin. Nancy Youngblood. Dean Packard. nell, Dixie Card. Sfanding: Dwain HorsleyI Linda Alexander Hall A 91.1fo m Sea+edz Mona Billings. Anne Chaffin. Mrs. George. Dixie Card, Jerry Wadde . Sfanding: Doris Richey, Grace Young. Carole Clarkl Be++y Evans, Kafhy Kammerdiener. Rufh Jordan. Nancy Crick. Dawson Hall Seafed: Joy Bell. Roberfa DonnellI Mrs. Duke. Nancy Youngblood. Sfanding: Deanna Chicola. Sue Taylor. Same Smifh. Anifa Holder. Princess Mike. Ani+a Harman. Diane Wolf. 244 Allen Hall Seafed: Jan Tillinghasf. Susan Brown. Mrs. Wilbanks, Sandra Upshaw. Ellen Wa+son. S+anding: Rifa Ray. Snow Drop Dunn, Sondra JamesonI Eda Moufon.AlIene Highfower. Memorial holds open house in February. Memorial Dormority Seafed: Allison Goff, Peggy Peierson. Mary Helen Gary. Ruby Roberfs. Sammie Wesfer. Sfanding: Linda Samples. Jill Cain. Paula Wallace. Mary Ellen Bea , Dwain Horsley, Mrs. Cox. Ruth Collins Hall Sea+edt Linda Abelson. Hughla Foreman. Nancy Tracey. Mary ElizabeHw Bush, Judy Abelson, Linda Price. Sfanding: Leslie Wells. Sandy Fields, Sandy Smi'rh. June Owens. Elaine Posey. BeHy Durham, Lana Feagin, Jo Ann James. 245 Movie sfar Dale Roberfson pays excifing visif +0 Dawson and Allen Halls. Coeds go all ou+ on open house decorafions. ; sin: $33ow $9: Y xxntmawnw w?aw; 9:3 ire Rum? .m. : 9 , : wmamumg Wmmwgmw? g L k , m w m 4. w L. 9 $ .W m 5W 333 s ??Wi v, 93$ Publications 3 WY? a 5 ?ewwyn a 22y SJ 248 A Lariat pasbfime. Madeleine McDermoH- Fall Edifor 1411? 233:1 m9; :2 gm g a Madame Ediiors Staff FaH Editor Managing Editor ..... News Editors Society Editor . . . . . . . . Sports Editor . . . . . . . . Proofreader . . . . . . . . . . Advertising Manager . . Lab Assistant . . . . . . . . Photographer . . . . . . . . Laboratory Supervisor . Madeleine McDermott Pat Miller Charles Bond Charles Morrow Russell Clem Nancy Weir Carol Vincent Burtt Potter Carol Andrews Paul McClinton Shirley Henderson Don Castello Sherry Castello SpNng Editor Managing Editor . . . . . Executive News Editor News Editors . . . . . . . . Society Editor . . . . . . . . 0 Sports Editor . .. . . . . . . Proofreader . . . . .. . . . . for Pu b'icafions. Russell Clem Madeleine McDermott Carol Vincent Ruth Bairrington Ben Logue Nancy Weir Bill Hartman Pat Miller Spring Semesfer Lariaf Staff. t tan Parfy +ime for J-maiors. The old home of Journalism maiors. mm? Campus phofog oH-dufy. Fire +hrea+ in Journalism building furns ouf f0 be fake alarm. Lariat Russell Clem Spring Editor 249 Paf Miller Carol Vincenf Nancy Weir The fhree happy winners of fine Lariai-sponsored Besf Dressed Confesf. Mad gives poinfers +0 a hopeful iournalisf. Clem caught looking af Life. Fran Norris Edifor Edifors of +he Freshman secfion, Ann Van Bailiff confer with +heir assisfanfs. Beck and Charles Round Up Staff Fran Norris . . . . Gwen Fox Roger McCorkle Carol Andrews Barbara Carey . Lanelle Mann . Leah Stovall .. Doyle Phillips . Carl Davis . . . . Janet Fox . . . . . John Roppolo . Sarah Ragland . . . Lynn Bergold . . . . Jeannette Hammack Ann Van, Beek . . . . Charles Bailiff . . . . Emily Taylor . . . . . Salvador Garza . . Johnny Murphy . Maurice Collins . Nelda Bagwell . Terrylin Gregory Now, Janef, you all smile a+ +haf nice phofographuh. . Editor . Managing Editor . Sports . Limelight . Organizations Activities . Art . Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class . Government . . Law . . Business . . Faculty Junior Class edifors John Roppolo and Acfivifies EdHor Leah Shave Emily Taylor, Governmenf Edifor, caughf Sarah Ragland pause briefly from a hard gabbing. day's work. The Round-Up Don Casfello, Phofographer Emerifus Lanelle Mann, Jane Weafhersby. and Barbara Carey, edi- fors of fhe Organizafions. sfudy a layout Gwen Fox. Managing Edifor, +urns ouf copy by +he hun? and pack sys+em. idding H18 well ing of various.pes+s. Inr ism Build d Journal Round Up sponsor, Ray Tess equuppe is work Murphy. happy in In Law Edifor, John Maurice Collins and Nelda Business EdiforsI BagweIl. .mr. Iwm rr ew Te DI .mw. ae lln rnol O H I00 e p eu m 9 mn oa ung w SN. .w Ia oh Lynn Berg Gregory, lOn. ior Class secf . edifor of fhe Sen Janef Fox imeligh+ edHor. L Carol Andrews, 253 Baylor Journalism Deparfmenf is hos+ ?o Hue sponsors of high school newspapers and annuals who af+end the annual Journalism Day Conference. KYBS News is received over +he United Press felefype. ' UNITEB PRE INTERN : Tassin feaehers fypography. Baylor iournalism covers all news media. 254 Public Relations The fourth floor of Pat Neff is one of the busiest spots on Baylor's campus. Under the direction of Mrs. Robert Markham and GroVer Andrews the Public Relations Depart- ment handles all Baylor publicity and affairs classified as Public Relations. Mrs. Roberf Markham Direcfor of Baylor News Bureau Frank HardinI Publicafions Manager Journalism Bldg. Grover Andrews Direcfor of Universify Services 255 256 Carroll Hunf Johnson Sfokes Tassin Taylor Gribble Norris Dillard Gibson Bergold McDermoH' Dr. W. J. Thomas Chairman of the Board Board Of Publications Composed of representatives from the administration, faculty, junior and senior classes, student congress, and the Round Up and Lariat, the Board of Publications selects the editors of campus publications and directs campus advertising. Clubs participate in a variety of activities ...fallrush... . . . Chrisfmas Par+y for +he Children's Home . . . . . . Homecoming means floaf building . . . ... +eas and recepfions. 257 Many organiza+ions carols as a group ai Chrisfmas. The BSU sponsors an annual campus kickoff parfy in Hue fall. These members of Kappa Kappa Psi are ache in flue acfiv- All organizafions on flue campus parficipaie in +he A - ifies of +he band and serve as drum majors. UniversHy Sing which is held in +he spring. 258 g5 Clubs Carolyn Cobb Sue Taylor Presidents Ella Armstrong Linda Becker Mary Ann Baxter Sfephenia Bounds Susan Brown Carolyn Bur+on Karen Casterline Jayree Copeland Sally Crook Evelyn Cummins Pafsy Davis Lou Durham Delta Alpha Pi The Delta Alpha Pi Club, organized in 1934, completed its 26th year this February. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray ate the present sponsors for the group, and Mrs. Edna Sorelle is the associate sponsor. The Club held its annual reunion in Brackettville in August, and visited on the site of the Alamo. One of the first activities of the club this year was the annual fashion show for the freshmen. Other fall activities included taking part in the Homecoming Parade when Miss Sally Crook rode the DAP float entitled iiHoneybee for Baylor, an annual Homecoming breakfast for members and exes, the presenta- tion of homecoming nominees at the annual homecoming pep rally and an all-club nApril Fool party. In February the club held its birthday tea, attended by faculty members and members of other campus social clubs. Annually, the club sponsors the Inter-Collegiate Talent Show in the spring. A week- end retreat to M0 Ranch climaxed the year for the Delta Alpha Pi Club. Spring Pledges La Nelle Fuller Mary Gregory Dorothy Horn Mary Ann Mayes Lou Nell Dixon Martha Fincher Sue Gray Shirley Henderson Carolyn Kelly Lynda Meyers Fall Rush Skif Lina Lewis Pearson Helen Riley Merrill Rogers Spring Rush Skif Barbara Rushing Linda Samples Jamie Shahan Sammie Sharley Brenda Walker Marfha Weed Barbara Woods Sheila Alpha Omega Initiating formal social activities for Baylor women, Alpha Omega, the oldest women,s club, was founded in 1924. To promote social, intellectual and cultural interest of Baylor women is the principle purpose of the club. a Dr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Davidson have served as. club sponsors the past two years. Alpha Omega was originated by Dr. C. D. Johnson, who now holds the title of uDistinguished Professor at Baylor. Dr. and Mrs. Johnson led the club as sponsors until their retire- ment in 1958. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Davidson are the only honorary members of Alpha Omega. Annual activities of AO include the fall tea for new students, Homecoming luncheon, winter formal, Christmas style show and brunch, Valentine Fire Dance, birthday tea, spring formal honoring the May Queen candidates and the royalty from other campuses, and the May Queen Coronation. Two championships in the womenhs club intra- murals were won by Alpha Omega during the year- the volleyball and basketball crowns. Third place in the All-University Sing was awarded the AOts for their gay nineties performance. Alpha Omega extended bids to 10 girls in the fall and accepted 25 pledges in the spring. Three open parties were given during the year in addition to the other activities on the club calendar. Caricature artist Juan Avila was sponsored by A0 during Homecoming week; a Christmas party was given for the Waco State Home children, and more than $150 was collected in AO's annual sponsorship of the Baylor Easter Seal Drive. Sonny Whorton was elected April King representing A0, the fifth consecutive year the club has won the trophy. Ouida Massey was elected Baylor May Queen. India Newton represented A0 at Homecoming. Evangeline Loessin, Pat Loessin and Anne Chalkley were named Baylor Beauties. Alpha Omegas among Baylor's visiting royalty included Jo Ellen Dahlor, Cotton Bowl New Years Day; Evangeline Loessin, A8zM; and Emily George, Arkansas. Chosen to represent ments social organizations were Evangeline Loessin, Tryon Coterie sweetheart; Nancy Worrell, Rose of Delta Sigma Pi; Ramona Maxwell, Rho Gamma Sigma sweetheart; Anne Chalkley, Esquire sweetheart; and Judy McConathy', Taurus Homecoming princess. Carol Andrews Susan Beggs Cafhren Benifeau Nancy Brown Bonnie Cameron Jo Ellen Dahlor Gwendolyn Fox Janet Fox Becca Fraser Jannie Haynes Allene High+ower Anita Holder Judy McConathy Mary EHa Mason Ramona Maxwell Sharon Smith Susan Smifh Barbara Sweaff Paddy Westergard Linda Wilcox Kay Nan Wilkerson Spring Pledges Rushees hear problems in A0 rush skif. Dear Abby Cynfhia Berglund Barbara BonneH' Paffi Bourgeois Janis Knox Boyd Snow Drop Dunn Ben Joyce Edwards Mardy Evans Mary Fadal Sue Green Terrylin Gregory Emily George Paf Graves Carol Jones Evangeline Loessin PM Loessin Linda Livingsfon Earlene Muirhead Nancy Nail BeHy Payne Jane Phillips Mary Jane Taif V Carol Vincenf Nancy Weir Mary Wes? Paf Wood Nancy Worrell Karen Wro+en Nancy Youngblood Alpha OmegaASponsors- Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Davidson 263 Kappa Theta A new yearea new name and the Peer Club adopted Greek letters choosing Kappa Theta as its new name. Established by girls wishing to promote understanding among club members and to advance good will and friendliness to Baylor, Kappa Theta was organized in 1938, under the sponsorship of Dr. Lorena ' Stretch. At present, Dr. and Mrs. W. J Thomas and Dr. and P rQSIdentS Mrs. Jack Herring are club sponsors, with Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Singleton serving as sponsors emeritus. In the fall, Kappa Theta co-sponsored the annual Pigskin Review, a part of the Homecoming activities, where all Home- coming Nominees were presented. Representing the club was Aura Lea Tompkins Kenyon. She rode the club float, Letts Change the Record. Also in the fall, the freshmen girls were honored at a tea. Included in activities for the year were two formals, one in the winter and the annual spring formal, a Beatnik party, and a weekend at Shangri-La dude Ranch. Others including decorating a Union Building room at Christ- mas, entering intramurals, April King nominee and Mr. Corrigan contests, All-University Sing, and receiving runner-up position in the campus Beautification Project. A Christmas party and an Easter Egg Hunt, both annual events, were given for the children at the Evangelia Home. May Day nominee was Betty Knight who was presented at the Coronation ceremony in Waco Hall. The club sponsored a May Day both, a bean guessing contest, with a transistor radio as the prize. Aura Lea Tompkins Kay Cooper Barbara Anderson Imogene Anderson Joanne Baker Carol Bolger Barbara Carey Kay Cooper Barbara Davidson Myrna Dean Louise Dunham Awaiting the rushees JaneH Hammock Barbara Kennedy Aura Lea Tompkins Kenyon BeHy Knighf Lanelle Mann Sue McFarland 264 Rush ski? Officers Receiving line in Fall rush President . . . . . . . . . . . . .Aura Lea Tompkins Kay Cooper Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Carol Bolger Pat Thomas Corresponding Secretary . . . . . . . .Sonora Wood Imogene Anderson Recording Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . .Imogene Anderson Louise Dunham Alumnae Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sandra Smart Sandra Smart Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon Stiles Sharon Stiles Sports Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charlotte Welhausen Norma Williams Chaplain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pat Thomas Barbara Kennedy Reporter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Louise Dunham Janet McMurtry Social Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Anderson Jane Weatherby Kay Cooper Joanne Baker Historian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Kubitiza Charlotte Welhausen Parliamentarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nina Selz Nina Selz Project Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Janet McMurtry Myrna Deen Jane Weatherby Jeanette Hammock ICC Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betty Knight Betty Knight Keeper of the Garter . . .Marian Marburger Sue McFarland a o u . n - . Pledges receiving roses af Winfer Formal Jane? McMurhy Nina Selz Sandra Smarf Beverly Sparks Sharon Sfiles Pai' Thomas Jane Weafherby CharIoH'e Welhausen Norma Williams Sonora Wood Fran Norris Emily Taylor Presidents Gwen Anderson Beverly Ba bin Joyce Edmonds Lynn Eikenburg Caro. Feagin Deanna King Susie Pollard 266 Lis Kirkendall Rita Ray Ginger Lackey Glenda Reeves Pi Alpha Lambda Pi Alpha Lambda completed its ninteenth year as a social club of Baylor University on October 4, 1959. Pi Alpha Lambda was organized to promote friend- liness and social interest between its members and other Baylor students. The club colors are green and white, with the white rose as the club flower. The 1959-1960 school year was full of activities for the Pals. Fall rush started things off with four girls as pledges: Waunda Steckleberg, Ivanne Ogle, Jeanne Snelson, and Jo Ann Hokanson. The pace kept up as Homecoming brought the job of building a float. Alice Muldrow rode the Pal float which was an old- fashioned trolley car bearing the slogan uNext Stop Victory. A Homecoming breakfast reunited new members and old as the exes returned for a visit. The annual Christmas formal was held at the Waco Garden Center in December, following a Shipwreck party which was held in November with the Circle K club. Spring activities included University Sing which brought an Honorable Men- tion to Pals. In Spring Rush the Pals received 25 pledges and honored them at a semi-formal party soon after they were initiated as pledges. The annual spring formal was held at Ridgewood Country Club as the climax to a full and wonder- ful year. Miss Emily Taylor was named Best Senior Member. Dr. and Mrs. Clement Goode were named co-sponsors to serve with Professor and Mrs. Andres Sendon who are the only active founder-sponsors of a social club. At the clubs final meet- ing the senior members presented the group with a silver punchbowl and tray. Ann Van Beek Dana Bruner Lu NeHe Castle Corinne Clement Martha Dawson Rachel Durham 1? Diane Finney , Nanene Hall Carol Lee Hodges Jo Ann Holtanson Lou Hooks Ruth Ann Hemphill Linda Price , Judy McMichael Jane Mears Ca+hy Morrison BeH'y Mofee+ Alice Muldrow Synfhia Rogers Sue Simms Tammy Slovens Sallie Smifh Jeanne Snelson Yvonne Stark Mari'ha Hill Befh Hunf Mar+ha Nash June Normon Waunda Sieckelberg Ann Sfephenson Rush Parfy Pal Officers Fall President Fran Norris Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Emily Taylor Recording Secretary . . . . . . . . . . .Joyce Edmonds Treasurer June Norman Corresponding Secretary . . . . . . . Edna Earle Lindsey ICC Representative . . . . . . . . . . . .Vicki Park Alumni Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kellie Hodges Reporter Lynn Eikenburg Pledge Captains . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rita Ray Alice Muldrow Social Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shirley Elliott Chaplain Lou Hooks Sports Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jane Meats Keeper of the Garter . . . . . . . . . .Marcia Miller Kathy Kammerdiener Vicki Kay Fran Norris lvanne Ogle Emily Taylor Carol Thompson JeaneHe Kimble Vicki Park Leslie Wells A Universify Sing Spring Emily Taylor Lou Hooks Carol Feagin June Norman RJita Ray Vicki Park Jane Meats Kellie Hodges Lynn Eikenburg Sallie Smith Vickie Kay Carol Thompson Jucy McMichael Alice Muldrow Barbara PickeH Be+sy Williams Fall Pledges Athenean Club A survey of the Athenean Social Club calendar throughout the 1959-60 school year would show members and pledges in all phases of university life. Launching the year was a tea for new students and the club birthday tea, September 30, which is held once every five years. Homecoming was highlighted by the selection of the clubls spring president, Miriam Moody, as queen riding the Athenean float. Other homecoming activities Andrea Corbin P d + Miriam Moody included the annual Homecoming breakfast for exes and a presentation of the reSI en 5 preceding yearls Sing act in the Pigskin Review. Sponsoring a Christmas party for children at the Waco State Home was only part of the volunteer work by members. They also worked at the Crippled Childrenls Hospital and hosted a luncheon for girls at the State Home. February came, and with it, a new idea for the Beauty Presentation sponsored each year by the club; a pageant modeled after the Miss America contest. Spring blew in the All University Sing, and Atheneans copped a second place with their presentation of Everything's Coming Up Roses. With spring also came new pledges and various spring socials, including the annual spring formal. Other parties during the year were a square dance, the winter formal and informal open and closed dances. Active in the extra-cutricular campus activities as well as scholastic organizations Atheneans numbered among representatives in Student Congress, Alpha Chi, beauties, May Day nominee, Whols Who in American Colleges and Universities, class officers, BSU, visiting royalty, most representative of junior and senior classes and Baylor representatives for summer missions. Pledges shared the spotlight with members in their campus participation. They listed participation in the Alpha Lambda Delta, BSU Freshman council, Student Congress, and the Dozen Darlings. The fall pledge class gave a silver service to Collins residence hall. The stated purpose of the Athenean Club is uto follow the high living stand- ards of the Atheneans of ancient Greece. A relatively new club, it was organized in 1936. Sponsors are Dr. and Mrs. James Dixon and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Miller. Elsa Jean AllbriHon Barbara Allen W Mari-ha Andrews Janice Beal Lynn Bergold Sylvia Blackley Sherry Blackwell Billie Jean Blalek Ellen Jean Botick N n B I M l CI k Linda Clayton Ani+a Collier Paula Constantine Lila Copeland Andrea Corbin Martha Wofford Doris Dillard 3:3in:5 rsxggan Mzigeie Gjirma Jean Goodsou Lou Ann Gray Jeanena Hardlng Mary Hartman Joycelyn Head DeVaqu Mary Jo Linda Jackson Patsy Jordan Blanchie Henderson Humphreys Jeanie Koonce Miriam Moody Sherron Sipes I960 Spring Pledges President Officers unlootucoccuutooco Vice President Recording Secretary . . . . . . . . . Corresponding Secretary . . . . . Alumnae Secretary . . . . . . . . . Treasurer Historian . . . . . . . Rush Captain . . . Pledge Captain . . Ring and Key . . . ICC Parlimentarian . . Reporter Linda Lee Melissa Morris Madora SkeH'on Barbara - . Levy Diane Morfon Leah S+ovall Fa . .Andrea Corbin . .Princess Mike . .Leah Stovall . .Mary Hartman . .Luwilda McKaig . .Jennilyn Eberly Thames . .Billie Nigro . .Linda Clayton . .Sarah Ragland . .Sherron Sipes . .Blanchie Henderson . .Elsa Jean Albritton . .Lila Copeland Jane Mabry Billie Nigro Jennilyn Thames Diane Marfin Carolyn Perry Jan Tillinghasf All-Universify Sing SpNng Miriam Moody Leah Stovall Sarah Ragland Luwilda McKaig Beverly Raney Billie Jean Blazek Susan Marx Mary Hartman Joyce Head Diane Martin .Blanchie Henderson Linda Clayton Sherron Sipes Susan Marx Ann Por+wood Ellen Wafson Tea Tish McGinfy Sarah Ragland Pafsy Wagner for girls af Waco Sfafe Home Silver service giff fo Ran Collins Hall Luwilda McKaig Beverly Raney Jane Wisener Princess Mike Clarie Roberfs 270 Taurus Society The Taurus Society, founded in 1948, was organized to provide brotherhood, social recreation and social training on the Baylor campus. e Taurus,s social activities this year include the Fall Home- coming Tea for the selection of a Homecoming Nominee, the Homecoming Breakfast honoring all Taurus alumni, and the winter formal in November. In April the annual Tea Dance was held in honor of all other clubs. The club and their dates retreated for a weekend to M0 Ranch and the Summer Reunion held at Padre Island in August completed the activities for the year. Miss Judy McConathy was chosen as Taurus Homecoming nominee and was named as a princess to the Homecoming queents court, and Dee Ann McCanley was selected as May Queen candidate. Taurus again dominated the intramural teams, winning all competition-football, basketball, and baseball. Taurus also captured fourth place in the all University Sing With their imitation of the Harlem Globe Trotters, and second place in the Homecoming float competition. Allie Martin Joe Meador Bob Morrison Mike McCollough Clark Nelson Bill Nichols Ted Plumb Luis Ramos Danny Richardson Jimmy ScoH' Jerry Swinney Bobby Thompson Richard Tinsley Ted Uhlander Gary Andrews Perry Arnold Bill Bell Denny Bryan+ Bobby Carter Bob Clements Roger Clingman Leard Conner Lowell Douglas Rod Eaton Mike Ederer George Graves Hal Gulledge Ted Hartley David Hawkins Jim Heath Bob Heins Eddie Jones Pat Kent Wilson Lucus Larry Mahosf Judy McCona+hy Homecoming nominee Homecoming Princess Dee Ann McCauley May Queen Nominee President . . . . . . . Vice President . . . Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . Corresponding Secretary o Publicity Chairman . . . . . Pledge Captains . . . . . . . Historian Iolaooouo-o-I Parlimeqtarian . . . . . . . . . . . Fa .Mike McCullough .Corky Nelson .David Hawkins .George Graves .Richard Tinsley Pat Kent .Burtt Potter .Bill Bell, Ted Hartley Bob Climents Roger Clingman .Jim Scott SpHng Lowell Douglass Richard Tinsley Walter Williams George Graves Pat Kent Perry Arnold Abner West Ted Uhlander Treldon Cutbirth Bob Clements Jim Scott Presidenfs Lowell Douglass and Mike McCullough Tom Walling Jack Ward Fred Weekley Grady Wesf John Wesi' Sammy Wilbur David Williams Walfer Williams Mr. and Mrs. Murry Wa+son Sponsors 271 TaurUs Society a hm WWW Miss Judy McCona'rhy rides Taurus's Homecoming floai which won second place Taurus domina+ed inframurals. winning ?ooHaall. baseball and baskefball. Baseball Team: Heff fo rith Lowell Douglas. Den The Spring Pledge Class Ueff b rith Sfanding: Harry Oloham. Bruce Fraser, Jack Ward. Bobby Crenshaw, Tom Mordecai. Bob Heins. Ted Plumb Second row: Wilson Lucus. WaH-er Williams. Bobby Crenshaw, Jerry Harris. Evans. Seafed: Leonard Baylock, George Sfokes. Jerry Harris Jack Skinner. 272 Taurus was runner-up in Hue A Universii'y Sing Anyfhing for a show Hollywood fourisf af Mo ranch Taurus and Alpha Omega pledges combine . work wi+h pleasure for +heir car wash 1N6 lcadme :0 college 15+ 0 pe ge aurus Everybody smiles a+ sfag parfies You would +hink Taurus members would know beH'er. Everyfhing seems +0 be in order for a change. Tryon Coterie Founded in 1947 for congregational social purposes, Tyron Coterie has again lived up to the object and aims of its charter by spanning the year With a multitude of activities as the annual fall tea honoring freshmen women, the Bowery Party, and the outstanding spring formal in May. Active participation of Try-Cs in all phases of campus activitieseschola- Bill Shackelford John Reid stic, social, religious and athletic-was witnessed by the academic year of 1959-1960. . Graciously representing the club at all campus and club activities was Miss PrQSIdents Evangeline Loessin. Other special occasions listed on our calendar included Homecoming activities, sponsorship of the May Day Coronation Review; and as members of the Baylor Interclub Council, we participated in activities pertaining to this association. Don Adams John Bagwe Joe Baily Roberf Belew Evangeline Loessin Try-C Sweetheari Bob Bus+in James Cobb Alan Dunn Don Flinfoff Benard Pinky Gann Bill Gauf Gus Greening Phillip GuiHard Johnny Herd David Louis Bi Priddy Tom Ed Reed John Reid Will Rogers Bill Shackleford Ray Sfoker John Suflon Sam Terry Alan Weed 274 Try-C Officers Paul McClinfon James Nelson Lynn Orbison Mark Whife Sonny Whorfon Dick Wood David Yourig TRY-C Swee+hear+ Vange Loes- sin wifh Presidenf Bill Shackelford and Vice-Presidenf John Reid. Delta Sigma Pi Delta Sigma Pi is an international social and professional fraternity composed of selected men in the School of Business. The Beta Iota Chapter was founded on the Baylor campus December 6, 1930, and since then has taken an active part in the social and professional activities of the university. Sponsors Professional activities during the year included speakers from Proctor and Gamble, General Tire and Rubber Co., and many other financial and commercial institutions. Social high- light of the fall semester was a pre-Mardi Gras costume ball and highlight of the spring semester was the Red Rose Formal in April at the Ridgewood Country Club. Miss Nancy Worrell was chosen Rose of Delta Sig to represent the chapter in campus and fraternity activities. Walter Gibson was elected Most Popular Man in the School of Business, and the fraternity received honorable mention in the All-University Sing. The chapter also partici- pated in intramural basketball and softball. Mr. Leslie Rasner Dr. James W. Parsons Alan Baker Jack BuHer Mike Irvin Jim Lunsford Tom Powers Jim Jackson George Martin Walter Reed Ben Kelly Mike McMahon Euqene Reid John Kennedy Johnny Nash George Schmak Maurice Collins Ed Crumley Wal+er Gibson Gordan Harrell Bus+er Hunfer Don Davis Curtis Donnell Gary Dukes W. B. Dwire Tom Foster Charles Farris Mack Gibson Fall Pledges President Senior Vice President Junior Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Chancellor Senior Guide DeHa Sig Tea Officers Tom Powers Walter Gibson Michaei McMahon Dick Wallace Gary Dukes Alan Baker Joe Thornton Bennie Spencer Jarred Sloan Bennie Spencer Sid Te+ens Joe Frank Thor+on Ken Tye Dick Wallace A UniversH-y Sing PresenfaHon Michael McMahon Gary Dukes Sid Tetens Jarred Sloan Joe Thornton Bennie Spencer Gene Reid Mack Gibson Nancy Worrell Rose of Delfa Sig 277 Gerald Cain Dick Clark George Coleman Maury Crow Jon DeVaqu Oscar Dupree Warren Heagy Dick Henwood Randolph Jensen Gid Kendrick P u Don Knudson John Louden Tommy Mack Melvin McReynolds MeHon Palma ' Jim Phelps ' Officers: HeH fo Rith Dick Henwood. Dock Reed. War- ren Heagy. Dick Elwood. Gid Kendrick. Melvin McReyonlds. Joe Moore, and Gerald Cain. Ronald Reed Baker Reese Esquire Club Presen+a+ion of Sweefhearf: Randy Jensen. Anne Chalkey. Melfon Palma. and Gid Kendrick. Anne ChalHey Fall Semes+er Pledges Esquire Sweethearf 278 5 g z$$$g$ 9 280 Bill Adams Bill AveneH Skipper Brack Jim Bramblef Jerry Dennis Joe Ed Dossey Larry Fu nderburk Jogie Gibson John P. Gilliam Ben Head Ronald W. Hill Don Howe Fred Jeu Robert Johnson Don Looser Sweethea rt Jeanie Koonce Ted McBurneH' Sonny Oswalf Archie Robinson Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, was char- tered on Baylorts campus in December, 1948, as the Zeta Omega chapter. The national organization has four fields of service in which each chapter directs its energy. They include. service to student and faculty; service to youth and community; ser- vice to members of the fraternity; and service to the nation as part1c1pat1ng cltlzens. APO faculty advisors are Dr. L. A. Duce, Dr. Vergil Tweedie, Dr. Herbert Schwetman and Professor Guy Harrison. Mr. Gene Butler serves the chapter as Scouting Advisor. Activities for the year included a Homecoming Dance for APO exes, several informal dances, a square dance in the spring, the annual spring picnic and the annual Spring For- mal held at Ridgewood Country Club. During the fall semester 'APO won second place in the Homecoming Parade. Homecoming candidate was the chap- ter sweetheart, Jeanie Koonce. Also, APO was featured on Pigskin Revue as one of the Winners of the 1959 All-Uni- versity Sing. Other activities included two campus-wide blood drives, participating in the Campus Beautification project and the awarding of a one-year scholarship to a second semester soph- omore. Jerry Matthews John Morris Bill McNair Mark Pool Burr Porter Tommy Rapp Officers Fa President Joe Kenneth Smith lst Vice President Charles Taylor 2nd Vice President Bob Yancy Treasurer David Jones Recording Secretary Larry Funderburk Corresponding Secretary Jerry Matthews Alumni Secretary Sonny Oswalt Historian J. T. Sikes Sergeant-at-arms Bobby Sherrill Fall semesfer pledges SpHng Sonny Oswalt Bill Averett Larry Funderburk Joe Ed Dossey Tommy Rapp Ted McBumett Roland Wells Ronnie Hill Tommy Reid pledge class Bobby Sherri Sfeve Simmons J. T. Sikes Don Sissell Joe Kenndh Smi+h Bill Swingler Roland Wells Jack Williams Eugene Wood Bob Yancey Beth S+earns Laura McCleary Presidents Cecil May Burke Sponsor Frances Friday Glenda Hulings Colleen Huffines Carolyn Collins Mimi GarreH' Ellen Johnston Ann Garner Andria Hunter Chits In the spring of 1955, a group of interested girls met with the Dean of Women to discuss the possibility of forming a girlst organization with the purpose of giving coeds the opportunity of having an active, or- ganized part in campus activities. When school began again in the fall, the number of girls interested in the service club had grown. Soon steps were made to officially organize the clquficers were elected, a constitution of the Greek X denoting Clasped Hands in Service, using as a symbol of the club the famous Browning clasped hands. Barbara Anderson Ann Chaney Judy Frederick Sarah Huhc Anna Lou Leissener Mona Billings Glenda Branch Elaine Chalk Ellen Denson Roberta Donnell Mary Ann Douglas Connie Halliday Glenda Holbrook Wildean Huff Anita Kirkpatrick Edwina Kirkpatrick Carol Lacroix Serving +he School of Business 3+ ikeir banquef Chi's helping wifh children af Cerebral Palsy Treafmenf Cenfer Janice Lilly Edna Earle Lindsey i Fall semesfer pledge class 3 Minnie Massey Laura McCIeary Princess Mike Becky Mund Joyce Meyers Priscilla Myers Margaref Osborn Beffy Ramsour Bonnie Smi+h Linda Smifh Margie Smifh Be'rh Sfearns Jane Taylor Virginia Tewfel Frances Thurman Shirley Tucker Jerry Wadell Charleen Whife Laqueffa Wood Sfephanie Wyaff l959-60 Chamber Presidents: Billy Hall iwinferl: Smith Halli; and Tracy Crawford ispringl. Gordon of Co Bill Carden Johnny CarneH Tracy Crawford Jim Crook Jim Daniel Buddy Dansby Ray Deaver Coy Dillard Wendell Erwin Jim Evans Don Ferguson Tom Gandy Jim Gooch Billy Hall Phil Hanna Bruce Harbour Gaylerd Armstrong Danny Bagby Clint Bafeman Lynn K. Bishop Max Brown Randy Brown Tommy Brown Ed Byrd Freddie Cameron mmerce Since its birth in 1919, the Baylor Chamber of Commerce has continued to give its full devo- tion to the furtherance of Baylor through ath- letics and to the promotion of school spirit. The Chamber is the oldest men's service club on the campus, and continues to adhere to its familiar motto, Anything for Baylor. Each year is full of activities for the Chamber, all designed to benefit Baylor. In the fall, the schedule includes the sale of slime caps and spirit ribbons and the sponsorship of the Homecoming activities, along with the ever-improving card section. In the winter the center of attention is the annual Football Banquet, and in the spring the Chamber sponsors and coordinates the May Day festivities. The Chamber annually sponsors the Yell Leaders, the Bear Trainers, and is resposnsible for the maintenance of BaylorTs famed mascots. To this can be added new projects and added under- takings for the betterment of Baylor. With these tasks successfully done, another year is completed. The Chamber of Commerce remains the nKeeper of the Baylor Spirit. Larry Harbour Chuck Hickman Bill Hicks Craig Keoun Gary Kesl Kennefh Kuyltendall Charles Lee Jimmy Lee David MaHhews Tommy Minfer Bi Moore Vernon Rippy Bill Rogers W. C. Roper David Slover Gordon Smifh Joe Thompson Jerry Wafson Byron Willis Gary Wisener David Young Chambermen work in Beer Pif. Bear Trainers Minniear and Keoun prepare cubs for fooi'ball season. 3 Chamber sponsors on May Day. Pledge Crook and Tracy ready Bear Pif for Campus Beaufifica- +ion proiecf. Chamber pledge Erwin assisfs Packard in annual donkey race on May Circle K Circle K is a service organization promoted by Kiwanis International on college and university campuses in the United States. Circle K is a character- building group, which offers service on the campus, to the school, and to the community. Circle K members are also in close contact with public and business affairs, and through their exchange of visits and close cooperation with the Kiwanis Clubs, valuable contacts are made with the leading businessmen in the com- munity. Bi-monthly dinner meetings are held at which time a prominent speak- Louis McBurney Tommy 5r i+h er addresses the group. Other projects of Circle K this y3ar include the sponsoring of the all- Presidents campus Say Hey Week, awarding of two $250 scholarships to deserving Baylor men, assisting the Public Relations Department in their projects, and aiding in the Big Brother Program in conjunction with the Waco Probation Office. Circle K also participated in all campus activities-Homecoming, All- University Sing, Campus Beautification, and May Day. At the Texas-Oklahoma District Convention, Circle K won several district awards and Jack Smith was chosen governor of the district. Miss Sherron Sipes represented Circle K as sweetheart this year. She rode on the Circle K float, uOills Well That Ends Well, and represented the club in May Day and other campus activities. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Packard JOE Bagwe have been the sponsors of Circle K for the past four years. Officers Fall Spring Gorman Beauchamp . President .......... . . . . . Louis Mc Burney Tommy Smith Vice President ........... Charles Shuffield Calvin Dickinson Secretary ......... . ..... Greg Campbell Gorman Beauchamp Treasurer .............. . Tommy Smith Wlalter Gibson Historian ............... John Roppolo John Roppolo Board of Directors ....... Ray Castle Roddy Ray . . 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Na $$$ng Q g PROFES SIGNAL HONORARY AND Fred Weekley Gary Dennison Speaker Liaison Officers Speaker Fred Weekley Liaison GaryDennison Bobby Thompson Clerk Mark Neithercutt Treasurer Carl Cox George Stokes Bailiff John E.Smith Richard House David Anderson Kirk Baker May Day Boofh Herberi' Bolland Leard Conner Carl Cox Sonny Cribbs Gary Dennison Chuck Doremus David Farris Oren Hamlin Ted Harfley Jim Heafh Lu+her Hillman Richard House GarreH Huf+s Rho Gamma Sigma Rho Gamma Sigma is a national pre-law fraternity composed of selected men who plan to study or enter the field of law. Known as the Forum Society from 1925 through 1949, it was reactivated at Baylor and chartered as the Nat P. Harris Forum of Rho Gamma Sigma during the fall of 1958 and became a member of the Menis Inter-Club Council during the spring of 1958. The purpose and objective of Rho Gamma Sigma is to promote closer relations between its members and the members of the legal profession, to promote the interest of every school on whose campus a Forum shall be chartered and to further inspire the noblest qualities of manhood in all those who shall come into contact with the membership of this fraternity. The social calendar of the year was climaxed with the Spring Formal, held at the Raliegh Hotel Ballroom and the May Day activities in which the Rho Gamma Sigma booth, nRho Gamm Presents Marryin, Samb was awarded First Place. Rho Gamma Sigma is very proud to be sponsored Mrs. Margaret Amsler and to have been represented by Miss Ramona Maxwell as Sweetheart. Brack Jones Johnny Murphy Mark NeifhercuH' Robert Norris John Powell Foster Roden Kennefh Sfrahan George Stokes Johnny Swain Bobby Thompson Fred Weekley Richard Wesfbrook Frank Wilson Spring Pledge Class: iSeafecH: Frank Wilson. David Farris, Arthur Brashear. iStandingiMennefh Strahan. Foster Roden, Brack Jones. Nof picfured: Ted HarHey. 291 Alpha Epsilon Delta The Texas Beta Chapter, organized in 1929, represents Alpha Epsilon Delta on the campus. This organization is a national pre-medical honor society to which members are selected on the basis of Superior scholastic achievement and evidenced by good character. The functions of AED are to encourage schol- arship and to stimulate appreciation of the pre- medical phase of medical education. It provides the student with an opportunity to become ac- quainted with similarly interested students. AED has various social events during the year and brings outstanding men in the field of medicine to Baylor to speak on their special fields of interests to the members of the local chapter. Officers wi+h Dr. T. J. Bond and Dr. J. R. Schofield at Pre-medical Tea. Seafed: Dr. J. T. Bond, Louis McBurney. Dr. Schofield; Standing: Nelson Forsyfh. Tommy Gleghoren, Malcolm Wooley. Charles Gifford. Officers President Louis McBurney Vice President Charles Gifford. Secretary i Malcolm Wooley Treasurer Nelson Forsyth Historian Tommy Gleghorn Sponsor Dr. T. J. Bond Learning the ropes for a future He in medicine are H1e Sprir'g semesier pledqes. Standing are: Glenn Roberson and Wendeii D,.T.J. Bond Erwin. Sea+ed are: Byrn Williamson, AnneHe Friberg. James Sponsor Nelson, Jaroy Weber. Allan Ahlschier. Billy Horn. Thomas Brandon Joe Ed Dossey Nelson Forsyih Ralph Gibson Tommy Gleghorn Charles Gifford Lee Holloway Lynn MaHhews Louis McBurney George Monroe Archie Robinson Dick Weiiburg Jack Williams Malcolm Woole Ervin Zvolanek William Geldmeyer Donald Hurf Presidents Sponsor. Dr. Emerson O. Henke Beta Alpha Psi is an honorary and professional frater- nity organized to encourage and foster the ideals of scholar- ship and service as the basis of the accounting profession to promote the study of accountancy and its highest ethical standards; to act as a medium between professional men, in- structors, students and others who are interested in the de- velopment of the study of profession; to develop high moral, scholastic and professional attainments in its members and the profession generally. To become a member of Beta Alpha Psi the student must have at least a B average in his accounting courses. He must have finished at least four courses in accounting. The first chapter of Beta Alpha Psi was established on the campus of the University of Illinois. The Alpha Rho chapterwas installed at Baylor on February 5, 1955, with an initial membership of twenty-one, by A. J. Penz, National Secretary, and the Theta chapter officers of Texas University. Since that time it has held bi-monthly professional meetings and also assisted in the promotion of certain projects under- taken by the Hankamer School of Business. Alpha Rho chap- ter consistently places in the top 10 Beta Alpha Psi chap- ters in the nation through competition based on attendance of the bi-monthly meetings, overall scholarship of chapter members, participation in school and community activities, and contributions toward the advancement of the aceounting profession. Beta Alpha Officers Fa President William Geldmeyer Vice President Troy Behringer Secretary Byron Wake Treasurer Mike McCullough Psi SpHng Donald Hurt Tom Foster Gene Hill J. C. Ewing, Jr. Alan Baker Troy Behringer Elbert C. Callas Gwen Eden J. C. Ewing. Jr. Tom Foster Ronald Dugal Gene Hill Donald Hurt Bob Prigmore William Geldmeyer Doug Russell Charles Shuffield Jarred Sloan George Rix Bennie Spencer Byron Wake Dick Wallace Bob Slover David Alverson Frank Blaylock David Bishop Charles Bush Ray Castle Ray Christian Bo Cobb John Cochran Bill Floyd John Gilliam Jim Gooch Bruce Harbour Don Harper Gene Hi Marshall Hill Harvey Hodge Gordon James Graig Keoun William J. Koerfh Alpha Kappa Psi Epsilon Eta Chapter, Alpha Kappa Psi, was installed on the Baylor campus October 16, 1958, almost 54 years after the founding of the first chapter in 1904. Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest national business fraternity in existence. Its professional business activities include lectures conducted by prominent businessmen, tours of industrial plants and other businesses, and other activities that give its members knowledge of the business world. The fraternity participates in all campus activities including the homecoming parade, the All-University Sing, and the May Day festivities. It also sponsors the election of the most popular business- man and businesswoman in the Hankamer School of Business. The aims of Alpha Kappa Psi are to further the individual welfare of its members; to foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance; to educate the public to appreceate higher ideals therein; and to promote and advance in institutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in business administration. Sponsors of Alpha Kappa Psi are Dr. Justin Longenecker, Mt. Doyle Calton, and Mr. Arch Hunt. Fall Pledges Presidenf Rippy infroduces professional speaker. Fall Semester Officers President Don Harper Vice President Dan Weir Treasurer Richard Tally Recording Secretary Kenneth Wise Corresponding Secretary Ray Castle Master of Rituals Marshall Hill Spring Semester Officers President Vernon Rippy Vice President Ray Castle Treasurer Craig Keoun . . . . Spring Officers: Leff fo Right Jim Gooch. Ray CasHe. Vernon Recordlng Secretary B0 CObb Rippy, Craig Keounl and Bo Cobb. Corresponding Secretary Wesley Grigsby Master of Rituals Jim Gooch Diane Marfin Sweethearf Alpha Kappa Psi Spring Pledges Larry Lavender Jim Lawrence Bob Heinen John Hauchins John McGregor Richard Piper Adair RaHiff Darwin Ray Clarence Reeves Vernon Rippy Bobby Schrade Richard Tally Ken Wise Bob Byrd Charles Purvis Wesley Grigsby Roberf Hollis Leff to righf: June Brooks. Janef McMurfry. Nelda . Bagwell, Pa+ Wood. Lou Ann Parsons float and the Sprlng Formal Banquet. President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Parlimentarian: Scribe: 296 Officers Phi Gamma Nu Phi Gamma Nu sorority is a member of the pro- fessional Panhellenic Association and is composed of women majoring in business. The Iota Chapter was organized at Baylor on December 12, 1944. Under the sponsorship of Mr. and Mrs. Walstein Smith, the activities of the organization include professional quartely dinners, the Homecoming Annually, the Phi Gamma Nu Scholarship Key is presented to the senior woman student who upon graduation, ranks highest in scholarship in the School of Business. Lou Ann Parsons Nancy Brown Nelda Bagwell Pat Wood Janet McMurtry June Brooks Barbara Anderson Carol Bolger Joanne Baker Spring Semester pledges firsf row: Beth Ann Dubose, Gwen Eden. Connie Travland. Shirley Smith. second row: Lois Crowley, Gene Salter. Colleen Huffines, Carol Jones. Carol Thompson, KeHie Hodges, Carolyn Burfon, Jane Weatherby, and Virginia Barton. Wilma Baldridge Mary Ann Baxter Nelda Bagwell June Brooks Nancy Brown Alice Martin Janef McMur+ry Lou Ann Parsons Ann Wa+ars Paf Woods Pi Mu Chi Officers President Fall: David Muller Spring: Bill Cole Secretary Kathleen Bowlin Reporter Albert Bowman Social Chairman Kathy Arledge Sponsor Floyd F. Davidson President Secretary William Cole Frances Busserf The Pre-Medical Club of Baylor University, Pi Mu Chi, was founded in 1924. Itts main objective is to promote greater knowledge and deeper interest in the various fields of medical science through meetings, discussions, and lectures. The ideal result of these efforts is to provide impetus to the student in his quest for scientific enlightenment. To complement this basic objective, the members sponsored various social events throughout the past year. These activities included a Christmas party, a steak fry and the annual spring banquet. In addition, the club made a field trip to Wacds Providence Hospital. Sponsor Floyd F. Davidson t ROW l: Judy Jones. Kathy Arledge. Sherrie Vandiver. Elizabeth Mitchell. PeHy, Floyd F. Davidson. ROW 3: Sharon Hollenbeck, Mar+y Mann. Bob Elizabefl'l Allen, Glenda Hulings, Jackie TaylorI Marityn Wilson. Annette Holland. Ray Huff, Jaroy Weber. Jr. Derrall Rippy. Allan Ahlschier. B. Friberg. ROW 2: Ka+hleen Bowlin, Bill Cole Tommy Johnson, John Eoff, J. Barron, Don Pafrick. Finley Dickson, David MuHer, Lucille Terry. Eddie Hammons. David Lockharf. Herbert Lewis. Donald W. Nash. Jere Eleanor Barnett. Barnes, Albert BowmanI Hein J. Ter Poor'ren. Eilizabe'rh Brandt, Linda Pi Sigma Alpha Officers President Bill Carden Vice President George Tiseng Sectetary-Treasuret Gwendolyn Fox Pi Sigma Alpha is an honorary fraternity for those majoring in the fields of political science, public administration or international relations. Members must maintain high standards in all phases of scholarship as well as in political science work. The purpose of the club is to give a better understanding of government, law and politics to future citizens and leaders. George T'seng. Gwendolyn Fox, Harrief Burke. Dr. Roberi Miller, Bill Carden Each year Pi Sigma iS honored Wlth several Sfanding: Gene Van Arsdale, David Guinn, Jim Howle, James WalkerI Tommy Ca- speakers from many different fields of govern- wood. James Beffersworfh ment, national as well as state and local. The high point of the year is the annual ban- quet, at which members become better acquainted with each other and the club principles. Officers PresidenteKent Keeth Vice President-Gene Van Arsdale SecretaryeLauta McLeary ReportereMary Hartman Sponsoerr. Ralph Lynn Pi Gamma Mu Purpose The purpose of Pi Gamma Mu is to improve scholarship in the social studies and to achieve synthesis therein; to inspire social service to hu- manity by an intelligent approach to the solution of social problems; to engender sympathy toward others With different opinions and institutions by a better mutual understanding; and to support, but not to supplant existing social science organiza- tions by promoting sociability and attendance at meetings. X3 FRONT ROW: Jennilyn Thames. Sammie Webster. Mary Hartman. Nancy Oglefree, Laura McCIeary. Lila Copeland. BACK ROW: Buddy Gilchresf, Gene Van Arsdale. Bill Carden. Hank Bowden. Dr. Ralph Lynn. Kenf Kee'rh. Calvin Dickinson. Greg Campbell 298 Barbara Arnold Aileen Araltawa Maudie Bell Tri-D Lynna Bradon Beth Clayfon Barbara Cooke Tri-D is the home economics club at Baylor University. It stands for domesticity, dignity and dexterity. Besides furthering the interests of home economics, the club has several projects throughout the year designed to establish g3;b-3'B QaVidson friendly relations among students in the field, instructors a S 3V 5 . Barbyara D'urnal and outsxde contacts. Tri-D affiliated with the Texas Home Economics College Clubs and the American Home Economics Association. Lynn Eikenberg Mary Elder Mary Fadal Officers Mary Harrell ' a:lzzyJEuTEESZTM President Mary Jo Humphries Vice President Barbara Arnold Secretary Helen Kelly Treasurer Maudie Bell Reporter Rubye Roberts Pledge Captains Peggy OtNeal Eleanor Poole Melba Justice Lynn Leatherman Rufh LiHlefon Marion Marburger Kafhy Martin Margo Middle Pat Piper Cynthia Ramsey Ruby Roberts Lou Clair Rowe Sarah Sassar Sandra SmHh Brenda Smi'rh Peggy TarH Joan Thornhill Gloria Turner Judy Wright LaureHa Williams Idalia Wood Kafhya Wood Mike McCullough. Dr. Billy J. Hinfonl Joe W. Bailey. Freddie Cameron tub? .4 m Seaied: Joe W. Bailey, Jr., Dean A. S. Lang. Mrs. Jean McReynolds. Dr. Eleanor De Boer, Dr. Billy J. Hinton. Dr. Burke Parsons Order Of Artus The Order of Arms tOmicron Delta GammaL national scholarship fraternity in economics, re- ceived its official charter in 1951. The aim of the club is to stimulate interest and discussion in eco- nomic affairs, to bring worthwhile and authori- tative speakers to the campus, and to cooperate in the common cause of the Hankamer School of Bus- iness and of Baylor University. Officers Master of the Round Table--Joe W. Bailey, Jr. Master of the RollseMike McCullough Chancellor of the Exchequor--Freddie Cameron SponsoreDr. Billy J. Hinton Standing: Doyle Calfon, Tom Powers. Mike McCullough, Charles Shuffield. Charles Wells. Dr. E. L. Caldwell. Grady Langford. Homer Morris Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is the national honorary English fra- ternity. The Lambda Alpha Chapter was founded at Baylor University on April 4, 1925, to promote and encourage in- terest of junior and senior English majors and minors in literature and creative writing. The motto of the organization is. Sincerity, Truth, Design. Officers President Robert Burns Vice President Paul Stevens Secretary Linda Thomason Sponsor Mr. John T. Smith John T. Smifh Sponsor Roberf Burns Paul Sefvens Presidenf Vice Presidenf Carolyn Bowline Janis Knox Boyd Roberf Burns Carolyn Carfer Lou Durham Eleanor Ford Charles Gourley Jane Grani- CharloHe Jones Dorofhy Jones Mary Massirer Princess Mike Fran Norris Mildred Norwood Carolyn Perry Oscar Sanfucho Sue Simms Paul Stevens Linda Thomason Shirley Tucker Marilyn Walfha Jane Neill Wisener Ann Willers 301 Kathy Arledge Angel Flight Marty Baker Nancy Cable The Angle Flight at Baylor was organized in the spring of 1957 for the purpose of supporting and promoting the AFROTC on Baylorts campus and the many aspects of the Air Force. Angel Flight, the sister club of the Arnold Air Society, Kay Cameron serves as offical hostess for all AFROTC social activities. Judy Capps Ani+a Collier Angel Flight both a service and social organization is a member of the National Angel Flight with headquaters at the University of Miami, and this year sent three delegates to the National Conclave in Miami, Florida. Mar+ha Fincher Officers Gwendolyn Fox J t F x . 0 Fall Spring Commander . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jo Ann Guffey, Virginia Shannon Exec. Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Weaver, Jo Ann Guffey Administrative Officer . . . . Gwendolyn Fox, Cathy Arledge Comptroller . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doris Johnson, Gwendolyn Fox Jo Ann GuHey Information Services . . . . . Virginia McFarland, Doris Johnson Florence Hall's Personnell Services . .. PeiL James 'Doris Johnson Judy King V h Roberfa Knigh+ Jane Lamb Dixie Lanier Virginia McFarland Col. John E. Barr Sponsor Fall Formal Paffy McLellan Peggy O'Neal Virginia Shannon Joe Taylor Angel Flight's Devil Judy Smifh Paf Sullivan Darilene Tomlin Barbara Weaver 302 Arnold Air Society The Arnold Air Society is a national honorary fraternity of Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Cadets. The James Connally Squadron was established at Baylor in 1948. The purpose of the organization is to further the mission of the United States Air Force in connection with the AFROTC program at coleges and universities throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. With this goal in mind through the past twelve years, the society has grown into a brotherhood of outstanding leaders of tomorrow,excelling both as a service and a social organization. Sponsors for the professional fra- ternity for the year were C01. and Mrs. John E. Barr and the cluh sweetheart was Miss Darilene Tomlin. . Commander Mike McMahon and Raynor Highlighted on the yearis soc1al calendar was the Spring Hebert Formal, Evening in Paris, held at the Raleigh Hotel. Officers Fall Spring Commander . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike McMahon, Raynor Hebert Executive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Gately, John Roth Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charlie Morrow, Randy Price Adjutant Recorder . . . . . . . Kenneth Gately, Albert Newman Comptroller . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Roth, Van Massirer Information Service . . . . . . Raynor Hebert, Charlie Morrow ' Senior Angel Flight Liaison.Randy Price, David Edwards Junior Angel Flight Liaison.DaVid Edwards, Joe Taylor Chalin Jim Nolen, Jim Nolen Chalrie Berger Glenn Craig David Edwards Bob Garland Raynor Heberf Henry Long Van Massirer Charles Morrow Michael McMahon Albert Newman James Nolen John Ro+h Malcolm Rusf Clyde Smifh Joe Taylor George Wrighf Sweetheart Darilene Tomlin is presented red roses Spring Pledges Clifford LongI Charlie Berger. and Malcolm Rust Formal Initiation Ceremony 303 Delta Psi Kappa Delta Psi Kappa is the national honorary fraternity for women majoring or minoring in the fields of physical edu- cation, health education and recreation. Alpha Mu Chapter of Delta Psi Kappa was installed November 7, 1948. Its purpose is to promote a closer fel- 'lowship among women physical educators, to encourage 3. Carolyn Fuller more professional attitude and higher scholastic standing. The open motto of the club is uA sound mind in a sound body. Treasurer Kay Smith Sponsor Dr. Eveline Kappes Isf ROW: Miss LaVerne Albert Bernice Beach. Willa May Reeder. Lenora Crower. Nora Wolfe, Myrfle Hickman. Anneffe Friberg. Carolyn Carfer. Karen Wrofen. Dr. Carnelia Smiih. 2nd ROW: Dr. Fannie Hursf, Dr. Floyd Davidson. Dr. Bryce Brown. Jim Wilcox. Archie Robinson. Bernard Frye. Dr. T. E. Kennerly. Charles Gifford. 304 Officers President Carolyn Fuller Vice President Jeanie Eickenloff Chaplain Barbara Goat Alumni Secretary June Reynolds Historian and Reporter Dottie Swogetinsky Sponsor Dr. Eveline Kappes Mary Lee Belcher Jeanie Eickenloff Bobbie Forbes Barbara Goar Carrie Palmer June Reynolds Kay Smifh Sue Sorrell DoH'ie Swogefinsky Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta is a national honorary society for students of the biological sciences. It emphasizes a three-fold program: stimulation of sound scolarship, dissemina- tion of scientific knowledge, and promotion of biological research. The Beta Tau Chap- ter was established on Baylor's campus in 1931. Nelson Forsy+h. 3rd ROW: Dr. William Widner, Eugene Crowder, Tommy Brandon. Jack Williams. Bill Horne, Archie BIackburn. Herman May; NOT PICTURED: Lillian Brown. Glenn Brown, Eddie Leach. Arnold Manske. George Monroe. Leah S+ova . Byrn Wil- liamson, Ervin Zvolanek. Ne lsf ROW: Jerry Wofford. Tommy Smith, Kay Johnson. Chuck Halcomb. 2nd ROW: Beffy Shirley. Mary Greory. Martha Burk. Charlene Whife, Annabel White, Officers President Kent Keeth Vice President Dennis Palmer Secretary Linda Thomason Treasurer Lee Hunt Pappas Reporter Deanna Chicola Sponsors. Dr. Thomas F. Walker Andres Sendon Psi Chi is a national honorary society in psychol- Ogy. Officers President Kay Johnson Vice President Chuck Holcomb Secretary Charlene White Treasurer Jerry Wofford Faculty Sponsor Mrs. Myrtie R. Taylor Mrs. Myrfie R. Taylor: 3rd ROW: Dr. Irvin T. Shulh. Dwight Murray. Sieve Simmonsl Joe Alexander. Lee Speck. Jenena Harding. Elberf Wilson. Bernice Vei'ls. Sigma Delta Pi Sigma Delta Pi is the national honorary Spanish fraternity. With member- ship drawn from those students who have manifested enthusiastic interest in the Spanish language, culture and ideas. The Nu chapter, established at Baylor in 1928, is the second oldest chapter in the state. The purpose of the club is the love of all noble and beautiful things that have come from Spain. 306 Sponsors and officers of Alpha Chi nafional scholarship fraternify Texas Gamma Chapter of Alpha Chi, national scholarship fraternity, was organized at Baylor University under the sponsorship of E. H. Spark- man. It's purpose is the promotion and recognition of scholarship and those elements of character which make scholarships effective. Membership is limited to the upper five per- cent of juniors, Seniors and Graduate classes. Alpha Chi Tea given for Alpha Chi members Ronnie Dempsey Jay Farrar Cody Garner Billy Graham David Humphries Darrel Keafes Randy Laufgrin John Lilly Olen Massey Robert McCru mmin Bob McCullough Frank McDonald Weldon Moore Bill Nelson Paul Roffis John Stanley La rry Sfanley Harold Wesf Phi Mu Alpha Phi Mu Alpha is a national professional music fraternity with over 140 chapters in the United States. It is the purpose of Baylor's chapter, Gamma Iota, to foster the mutual wel- fare and brotherhood of music students; to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members and to encourage loyalty to Baylor. This year, as in the past, the fraternity sponsored the Baylor Artist series, as well as the All-University Sing. The members have served as ushers for the many musical events sponsored by the School of Music. As music is a vital part of everyday living, so is Phi Mu Alpha is the life of the campus and community. Phi Mu Alpha Pledges Mu Phi Epsilon LeH to right: Miss Rosalie Speciale. Nafional Presidenh Ann Owens. Chapter Presidenf: Miss Martha Barkema. Mrs. Mary Guemple. Sponsors. Mu Phi Epsilon is a national professional sorority in the field of music. It was founded on November 13, 1903, in Cin- cinnati, Ohio. The Phi Xi Chapter was founded at Baylor on May 26, 1939, under the leadership of Miss Martha Bar- kema, who has continued as its sponsor with the aid of co- sponsor, Mrs. Mary Guemple. Mu Phi emphasizes scholarship, friendship and musical attainment. The members of the sorority participate in the musical activities of the school and of the community in such .ways as the annual Foundefs Day Tea and musicale, the American Music Program, the All-University Sing, and the School of Music opera. They also act as a service organization for the School of Music by ushering at musical functions and assisting with visiting groups. Officers President Ann Owens Vice President Gloria Young Treasurer Jo-Ann Godec Recording Secretary Martha Wofford Qgemoamenssaveue Corresponding Secretary George Ann Beaver Ann Taylor Alumnae Secretary Beverly Bush Mary Taylor Warden Ruth Glaspey Chaplain Sylvia Edwards Historian Carolyn Bowline Chorister Mary Zandi Mehnert Sponsors: Mary Barkema, Mrs. Mary Guemple Syntha Traughber Mary Ann Turner Marfha Varnell Ellen Watson Beverly Whitman Marfha Wofforcl Edna de9 Gloria Young Gwen Anderson George Ann Beaver Carolyn Bowlin Beverly Bush Carol Cook Sylvia Edwards Mary Helen Gary Ruth Glaspy Joann Godec Beth Gunnin Connie Halliday Sarah Harvey Paf Humphries Masuko lnone Sondra Jameson Ruth Jordon Mory Zandi Mehneri' Carol Cates 310 Barbara Kilpairick Linda Maddox Sally Maness Nancy McCullough Jean Ann Morgan Paf Perryman BeHy Ramsour Gatha Roberfs Rufh Smifh Linda Sfone Darlene Tomlin Grace Young Sudie AbboH Mary Bea Phi Beta Mu Fall President Miriam Moody Spring President Vivian Burks LaDawn Wed Ann Burns Phi Beta Mu Music Sorority was founded on the campus of Baylor Uni- versity in 1957 by Miss Martha Barkema. The sorority was organized with a three-fold purpose. to advance the cause of music in Baylor University, to foster the encouragement of students of music and to develop the spirit of friendship between women with like interests. Members are chosen on the basis of their interest in musicianship, scholar- ship, service and character. Jo Ann Cannon Sherry Caufhron Ann ChaHin JeaneHe Fuller AlI-Universify Sing presenfafion Carolyn Gaflin Joefha Goodin Barbara Henny Dwain Horsley Mary Befh Jackson Jo Ellen Johnson Dorofhy Jones Ru+h Jorden Melba Jusfice Gwen Anderson Tau Beta Sigma Tau Beta Sigma, National Honorary Band Sorority, was founded in 1946 for the purpose of promoting the existence and welfare of the college band. The organization also seeks to select worthwhile projects, honor women in the band Mary Ann Douglas through privilege of membership, and foster a close re- . Margie Gilliam lationship between the various college bands. The Iota chapter at Baylor was installed February 14, 1948. Various projects have been undertaken by Tau Beta Sigma this year. Band picnics, parties and the annual spring banquet were under the leadership of the sorority and Kappa Kappa Psi, band fraternity. The organizations also sponsored Ruth Glaspy band trips, publicity for the Golden Wave Band and the R . ufh Jorden Waco Hall concessmn stand. Linda Long Mar+ineHe Martin k Band members perform during Homecoming. Barbara Snooks Synfha Traughber Martha Varnell Sandra WheeHey Alice Young Gloria Young 12:; 22:12:22 Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Kappa Psi is a National Honorary Fraternity for Collegiate bandsman who have attained a high degree of giisecuolflem proficiency in music and ideals. The franernity has chapters in 100 major colleges throughout the country. Bayloris Beta Alpha chapter was organized in 1948 and has been one of the most active chapters in the country. They have recieved recognition from the National organization in the form of the National Intercolligial Band Trophy, given to this chapter in 1957 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Donald Moore, chapter sponsor, was honored for his two years of active Charles Conner service as the National President. Many activities keep the members busy. The chapter cooperated with the Tau Beta Sigma in planning the Christ- mas social and other activities. Terry Forrest James Freedman Gordon Harris Band members a+ work. Billy Horne Chris Lengefeld Ronald D. Lane Marion M. Clauder Thomas Newsom Charles Rusk Herber+ Schweiman Charles Rusk Don Simmons .Presidenf Clyde Smifh Ir 0 O h C h d D. D. a C A r M Y a B Ir 0 Baylor Chapel Cho Baylor Bards And Rhapsody In White ROW 1: Mary Jo Humphries, Sarah Ragland. Louise Mosely. Sue Gray. Diane Wilson, Priscilla Myers. Carolyn Collins, Martha Hill, Miss Barkema. Gay Robb. Carol Cafes, Ann Hunf. Mary Zandi Mehnerf. Sherry Caufhron. ROW 2: Jane Taylor, Pat Thomas. Glenda Branch. Wanda Leonard. Kathy Kammerdiener, Elsa Jean AlbriHen, Martha Carmenl Linda Russell, Martha Nash, Judy King. Imogene Anderson. Margorie Quinn, Ellen Denson. Farr. Frank Brown, Billy Graham. John Montgomery. Jerry Watson, Ronnie Smith. Don Looser. Ronnie Hi . Charles Barkema, Maurice Hi . Gordon James. David Ramsour. ROW 4: Bill Lander Brady Surles. Jerry Matthews, Charleye Wright. Joe Pres+on, David Wilson. Joel Ma+his. Don BenneH'. Olin Massey. Brooks Noble, Duane Alcorn, David Baucom, Bob McCullough. Accompanisfs: John Bryant, Ellen Jean Bosfick, Ginger Underwood. Barbara AllenI Fran Raley. ROW 3: John Foster. Dwight Murray. David The Rhapsody in White and the Baylor Bards, Chorale ensemble of Baylor University, was organized in 1937, by their present conductor, Miss Martha Barkema, professor of voice and director of glee clubs in the Baylor School of Music. Officers The personnel of the ensemble includes students from 15 states. There are 54 in the touring group, representing stu- dents for many departments of the University. They have pre- sented programs in all parts of the Eastern, Mid-Westem, President Bob McCullough Western, and Southern United States and in Mexico. Vice President Brady Surles Corresponding Secretary Pat Thomas Recording Secretary Gay Robb Treasurer Jerry Matthews Business Manager Thomas Smith Tour Manager Bill Ladner Librarians Mary Zandi Mehnert, Don Bennett Social Chairmen Sarah Ragland, Ronnie Hill Their repertoire includes sacred works from the master- pieces and excerpts from choice Broadway hits, especially arranged for them. This past year, they toured in Texas, Arizona, California and New Mexico. Highlights of the tour include concerts in Disneyland Park and the Golden Gate Seminary and a tour of San Francisco. The group has been popular on radio and television throughout the Southwest. 314 Baylor Religious Hour Choir The Baylor Religious Hour Choir was organized in 1948 to meet the specific needs for Wednesday evening religions service on Baylor's campus. In order to make the choir truly representative of campus life, students are chosen from all departments. The main purpose of the choir is nto win the lost and challenge the saved. The choir sings each Wednesday night at BRH in Waco Hall, takes one week end choir tour during the quarter and each summer the choir takes an extended tour over some section of the United States. 15+ ROW: Sally Maness. LOYCB Joplin, Sudie Abbdt AHO Hamlin. Fox. Barbara Kilpatrick. Gale Wallace. Archie Blackburn; 6th ROW: ZEd R?Wi JlldY Eagle+on. Beverly Blackwood. Diane Yarbrough, J03 Gordon Friday, Dan Harris. Mack Moore. Stephen Sears, Rober+ Heard, T ornhil. 3rd ROW: Wildean HUH- LaDawn West. Grace Young. Deanna David Ramsour Frank Brown Don Bennett 7+h ROW: Duane Davis Ken Ch'C'OIa- 4H .ROWI Mud Kennedy, Jemes Queen, Sherry Caufhron. Goad. Jerry JonesI Bob McCullough. Not Pictured: Luwilda McKaig. MarIeHa Chafln. Barbara Henny. Doris Dillard, Eddie Allen. Chuch Gray. Carolyn Bowline. A 5th ROW: Larry Weeks, Don Looser. Nancy Rogers. Carole Clark. Janie Young Women's Auxillary Officers Y W A Choir Y W A meeHng 316 BSU Council-Firs+ Rdw: Beverly Blackwood. Beth Gunnin. Bon- Dillard, Tracy Clary. Tommy Purdy. Presfon Dyer. THIRD ROW: nie Smith. Ann Garner, Luwilda McKaig. Lynn Bergold. Jean Ann Bob Maddox. Kennefh Goad. Dickinson, Dick Hesterl Don Fergu- Morgan. Judy Eagle+on. SECOND ROW: Billy Rogers. David'V son. Tom Gandy. Bill Piffs. Jim Crook. Gerry Gunnin. Marshall Lake. George Cowden, direclor. Sandy Smi+h. Susan Marxl Doris Edwards. Ed Nash. Don Looser, Robert Heard. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union comprises the voluntary religious activities of Baptist students Within the schools and colleges of the South as provided for and promoted by Southern Baptists. The program reaches all schools of classifications and serves as a connection link between the college and the local church. The BSU keeps before the student the objectives and activities of the church and further links the student with all phases of religious life, both on the campus and in the church. It is the co-ordinator of all Baptist student organizations. Students promote many activities on the campus Which are centered in a reli- gious theme. An Executive Council, elected by the student body at Baylor, plans and promotes new ideas every year with the assistance of the Greater Council which is composed of all interested students. Freshmen B. S. U. Council 317 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wall. Ann Grove. Beverly Blackwood. Mary Jo Ken Goad, Lavan Modling, Harry Forester. Ronnie Vincent. THIRD Shelton. Margaret Osborn, Carol LaCroix. Nancy Carroll, Sue ROW: B. J. Barron. Roger Hebbebrand. Bob Calmes. Dr. Sansom. Hines. SECOND ROW: Don Patrick. Ben Harrison, Lee Holloway. Volunteer Mission Band The Volunteer Mission Band is the oldest continuously existing club on Baylorts campus. Founded in 1899, its pur- pose is to encourage concern for missions among students and citizens of the surrounding communities. Students join Mission Band either by active membership, if they feel definitely called to the mission field, or by associ- ate membership, if they are not yet certain of Godts Plan for their lives. Missionaries home on furlough, members of the Home and Foreign Mission Boards and members of Baylorts faculty come to speak at the weekly Thursday meetings and are a source of information and encouragement. To publicize missions further, the Band sponsors Home and Foreign Mission Emphasis Week on the campus and sends members out on extension trips to nearby communities to preach, testify, lead song services or present skits. On the social side, Mission Band members enjoyed a traditional Homecoming Breakfast, a tea for new members, a spring picnic and the annual end-of-the-year meeting at the home of Dr. C. P. Sanson, sponsor of the group. DR. SANSOM DR. OUSLEY Sponsors Sports play a vital part in thehstudent's entertainment-whether he is participant or spectator. Good sportsmanship is a worthy goal in either case. Baylor's teams have given the students thrills and disappointments, but they have had an entire student body supporting them. Sow much, Reap much: Sow lif'rle, Reap IiHle. i John Bridgers Afhlefic Direcfor and Head Foo+ba1l Coach Torn PrueH Backfield Offense Bill Newman B Team Coach George Wrighf Jim Crow Publicify Direcfor Head Scouf and Sfadium Direcfor Athletic Administration Football Coaching Staff Chuck Purvis M. A. Caffish Smifh General Assisfanf Freshman Coach Charley Driver . WaHer HackeH' Line Offense Line Defense Weaver Jordan Trainer CoHon Davidson Ends and Receivers Hayden Fry Backfield Defense Football 325 Baylor I5 - Colorado 7 The Baylor Bears outscored the Colorado Buffaloes 15-7 in Bouldefs Folsom Field in Coach John Bridgefs debut of the season. Ronnie Bull ran with the ball seven times and had a net rushing total of 106 yards for a 15.1 average per carry. He also made the second longest run in Baylorts history. Bridgerts Bruins fumbled on the goal line to set up Coloradds early touchdown. With third down and five need- ed for a first on the Baylor 26, Bull received the hand-off from quaterback Stanley. Then one play later Stanley took the snap from center and fired a screen pass to Minter on the left for the two points. In the fourth quater Bull took a pitchout from Stanley for 11 and scored the second half TD. Corley kicked the extra point. Sonny Davis saved the day with a deep interception from Colorado in the late moments of the game. Also, outstanding in the game was Buddy Dansby, who sparkled on defense and stoned Weiss to stop the Buffaloes; Larry Corley, who booted three kicks to the end zone; and Bill Hicks, who intercepted a Buffalo pass and led in the number of Bruin tackles. In +he end zone for a TD. Typical holding slowed scoring. ' Bridgers and family aHer first victory. 328 Poise makes perfect Colorado wea+her agrees wiH'n +he Cub. 329 330 Pavliska finds himself in the middle of a Tiger den. Baylor 0 As 33,000 fans watched in Fair Park Stadium at Shreve- port, Louisiana, the LSU Tigers handed the Baylor Beats the short end of a 22-0 game. The game was preceded by a heavy rain that turned the field into a virtual mud puddle. This was LSUls fifteenth victory and Baylorls first defeat of the season. LSU's White team, Go team, and Chinese Bandits all saw equal action against the Bruin eleven. The Tigers took over in the second quarter with a 16 point scoring spree as Cannon intercepted a pass from Ronnie Stanley to make the score 13-0. Baylor was forced to punt. Ronnie Bull goes over the line for a Bruin gain. LSU 22 A LSU field goal brought the score to 16-0. When the Bears fumbled, the Bengels took the opportunity to make it 22-0. The second half was relatively quiet. Some excitement was caused late in the third quarter when Ronnie Bull re- turned Cannonls punt for 42 yards. Cannon, the only man in position to stop Bull, finally pulled him down. Ronnie Bull averaged 5.4 yards on his six times to carry the ball. Completing 12 of 22 passes, Ronnie Stanley added 79 yards to the Bruin effort. Bobby PIy-Q B Tommy Min+er HB Ronnie Stanley -- QB A good feam mef defeaf Wifcher goes ouf of bounds for a pass. Lef+ halfback Mooiy plows ?hrough flue Bruin line as Wisener and Adkins close in. Billy Pavliska-FB Jim Evans FB Herby Adkins-G Baylor 7 The Bears took the lead in the first period on a long drive. Three fumbles passed the ball from Arkansas to Baylor to Arkansas and back to Baylor. Minter climaxed a 55 yard drive by going around left end for 4 yards and pay dirt. Larry Corley kicked the extra point for a 7-0 score. Later, Stanley got off a hurried pass that was intercepted and returned 37 yards to the Baylor 10. The Razorbacks took a 10-7 lead on a field goal. In the third quarter, Minter fumbled on the Baylor 45. In three plays the Hogs increased their lead to 17-7. The final period opened with Baylor in possession on the Beat 42 with a second down and 14 yards to go. Stanley Arkansas 23 went back to pass but had the ball grabbed on the Baylor 38. Herbie Adkins stopped him after a four yard return. The Razorbacks ended the drive in a one yard dash over the line for the score. Ronnie Bull knocked down the pass for the extra point. The score stood at 23-7. Later in the game Bill Hicks intercepted a pass on the Baylor 48. On a series of plays the ball was moved to within 5 yards of the end zone. With a first down, the Bruins had a chance to score. Stanley was hit as he attempted to get off a pass and Arkansas intercepted. The ball was returned past mid-field before Bull could make the tackle. Billy Presfidge runs into trouble with +he Hogs. Baylor l4 The Bears took the lead when Dean Blair took an open- ing at left tackle and charged down the sidelines for the score. The extra point attempt was no good. With just over a minute remaining in the half, the Red Raiders scored. The kick was good, and Tech left the field at halftime with a, 7-6 lead. In the third quarter, the Bears began a long touchdown march when Bobby Ply made a fair catch of a punt on the Tech 41. In a long series of plays, the ball was moved to the Texas Tech 7 Raider one-yard line. There Bobby Ply went through a hole at right tackle opened by Frazier, Adkins, and Dansby. Ply ran the extra point over for a 14-7 score, with assistance from Evans and Dansby. The Raiders opened their last drive after recovering a fumble by Ply on the Baylor 37. A series of, plays took Tech to the Baylor one. There Baylor dug in and held the fourth down attempt. Wisener and Witcher pull down a Red Raider. Albert WitchereE The Bears hold +he Tech efforf on +he Baylor one-yard line. Coach Bridgers was honored af Hue Tech Aus'rin Gonsoulin-H.B. This year Baylor ended a fout-yeat losing string to A 8c M. It was also the first conference victory in seven games. The first Baylor score came with 3:25 in the half. After driving 65 yards in 12 plays, Bobby Piy threw a 15 yard pass to Sonny Davis for the score. Larry Corley's kick was good and Baylor had a 7-0 margin. The Farmers had given the Bears little trouble the first half. The Aggies best chance to score was ruined when Everett Frazier recovered a fumble 0n the Baylor 3 yard line. The second Bruin scoring effort got underway late in the third quater. Baylor took possession on Baylor I3 - A 8M 0 Ballet? the Aggie 41. Ply passed to Bull and Wisener for gains of 14 and 12 yards to end the third quater. As the last period opened, Evans ran the middle for a four yard gain, and Bull went around left end to the 4-yard marker Evans went through the right tackle spot twice to reach paydirt. The kick was not good and the score was 13-0. The Aggie eleven gave their Bruin visitors little troubie the entire day. A8cM's cheering sec- tion and offensive shift gave the Bears more trouble than anything else. The Baylor quaterback had to constantly call for quiet form the Aggie stands. The Aggie shift caused numerous penalties against the Bears. Ride 'em, cowboy! Roy Dowden E EvereH FraIier-G Cleo Procfor G Ronnie Bull +ries to evade Frog facklers. Ronnie S+anley fries fo get off a pass with Hue assistance of Gayfe Wafkins. Home Kennifh Chancelor-T Baylor O - TCU I4 With a background of the worst homecoming weather in many years, the Bears bowed to the Frogs 14-0. The field was little less than a pond. Mud was everywhere and the football was about as difficult to hold as a greased pig. The Frogs used their specialty-smashing through the Bear line time after time. For the most part, Baylor kept to the airways. What this game would have been on a dry fieid is a matter for speculation. Frogman Spikes carried six times on the 80 yard march for the first TCU score. The Frog game was a constant series of drives and short passes to the fullback. 338 The officials stepped off a 20-yard penalty against Baylor for the second week in a row. It is no small wonder that more goofs did not occur on a very messy field. Much to the irritation of Baylor fans, one of the longest Passes of the evening was called back due to illegal motion. The end of an exhausfing firs+ half. Coming... Billy Presfidge-HB Gayle Waikins-G Elbert Whorfon-FB After an opening 5 plays brought a Bear gain of 62 yards, Texas took over on a fumble. Late in the first quarter, Baylor was forced to punt. Rushed, Wisener sent the ball out of bounds on the Bear 19. The Longhorns moved the ball to the Bay- lor 9 for a first down. Three more plays placed Texas within a foot of paydirt. Lackey dived over at right guard for the score with 3:25 left in the first period. After a penalty for offsides, Lackey kicked for the extra point to make the score 7-0. In the second quarter,; The Steers opened a hard drive that ended when Baylor held on the Bear 26. Prestige, Stanley, and Gonsoulin moved the ball to the Green and Gold 44. On the follow- Come here! Baylor I2 - Texas l3 Here we go. ing plays, Baylor moved to within inches of a first down on the Orange and White 46. A first down attempt worked. Ronnie Bull climaxed the drive by throwing his first pass of the season to Austin Gonsoulin in the end zone for the score. The extra point try was not good and the score was 7-6, Texas. i In the second half Texas opened a long drive that was intercepted in the Baylor end zone. On the sixteenth play, Stanley went through the line for the touchdown. Baylor led 12-7. The extra point try was no good. With 4:55 to play, Texas finally came across with a second touchdown to win 13-12. And thatis the way ball games go. I've got it. Ronnie BuH-HB WW W Mm dMMg. Baylor 8 - USC l7 The Baylor Bears, still tired from the Texas game, traveled to Los Angeles to meet the Trojans 0f the University of Southern California. For 47 minutes the Bears held the fourth ranked USC to three points. Then, within the next six minutes, the Trojans picked up a total of 14 points. The Green and Gold first string saw over 38 minutes of action. The Trojans scored a field goal early in the game after re- covering a fumble from Minter to make the score 5-0. After the opening of the final period, USC recover- Ply moves out . . . ed a wild pitchout from Stanley to Bull on the Bear 16. Three plays later USC scored. The kick was good, and Southern Cal. led 10-0. Baylor punted after the next series of plays, and 10 plays later USC scored again. A successful kick brought the score to 17-0. With only minutes remaining, the Bears opened a drive. Evans passed toWitcher on the 15 for the fourth play of the drive. Bull gained an additional four yards around right end on a pitchout. This gave the Bears a first down on the USC nine-yard line. Stanley passed to Wisener for the score. Evans ran for the extra point try, and the game ended 17-8. and passes to Bull. I've gof it. Kennefh Hays C 4 Terrence McLeod Horace Dansby-C SMU30 Great Don Meredith ate up the Bears with ' first-half passes to own a 30-0 lead before the Bears scored late in the first half. The Bruins couldnit keep Don in pocket and he roamed wide and broke down pass defenses. Baylor contained him better in the second half, intercepting three of his last six attempts, but was much too late. Ronnie Stanley passed 25 to Gonsoulin and Evans passed 46 to Bull for the Baylor scores. Ken Hays inter- cepted Meredith,s pass for another TD, but the ball was ruled dead. Baylor was limited to minus ten yards on the ground, which dropped them to the conference celler in yards gained rushing at the time. The Bears ranked second to SMU in yards gained passing with 1164 yards, giving them a total of 1954 net yards gained through nine games to rank fifth in the conference. Royce Wesf-T Get 'em from SMU. Catch that Mustang! Jon Markham-T Fred Heskew-E Baylor I4 Fifteen enemy passes had been intercepted by Bruin de- fenders to stand five interceptions above their four nearest rivals tied with ten. In the penalty department the Bears rank- ed second as 506 yards had been subtracted because of rule infractions. Baylor opponents stand second in violations be- hind Texas A8:M opponents. Immediately evident in the 30-14 shellacking was a lack of spirit, which had been characteristic of the Bears throughout their previous games. Mixed With the inability to stop Golden Boy Meredith was the failure to protect Baylor passers. Quarterbacks Ronnie Stanley and Bob- by Ply lost a combined 53 yards as they were hauled down af- ter dropping back to throw. Many sportsi editors listed at least ten plays in determining the most damaging maneuvers for the Bears during the course of the day's activities. Gerry MooreaE Larry Corley-FB Damon Douglas-T Dean Blair-RH Baylor 23 - Rice 2! w ' .4 2:05 tumpug-mgswse I CmL UWL ngR-nM QQ- In a Thanksgiving weekend game that kept the fans on their feet most of the time, the Bears won their fourth and last game of the season. With 3:56 left in the first quater, Rice scored from one yard out. The kick was good and the score stood at 7-0. Baylor countered with a drive of 71 yards in ten plays. With 11 seconds left, Stanley threw a 26-yard pass to Davis in the end zone. The first quarter ended with the Owls leading 7-6. In the middle of the second quarter, the Bears started to move again. Stanley passed to Gonsoulin for a 16-yard gain to the Rice 22. On the second play, Whorton went to the Blue and Gray's 11 for another first down. Bull went around the left end for the score; Gonsoulin failed on the running attempt for the extra point. Baylor led 12-7. Rice took the second half kick-off and drove 65 yards in 15 plays for the score. The extra point was good and Rice went ahead 14-12. Baylor received the kick-off and drove 75 yards in 12 plays. On the next play Bull attempted to pass and then decided to run. He added a touchdown to the Green and Gold tally on a run through the middle. XVhorton ran for the two extra points. Baylor then led 20-14. On the third play of the final period, Rice scored again. After a Baylor penalty, Rice recovered a bad pass from center to kick the extra point. Rice now led 21-20. Baylor received the kick-off and drove to the Rice two and fumbled. Rice moved it to the ten. Witcher literally stole the ball as he shook it loose for McLeod to recover. Corley kicked a field goal for the final score and Baylor took the game 23-21. Sonny Davis takes a pass as 3 Rice fackler closes in. Ronnie Bull +urns for a pass. Baylor Cubs aHempf a pass againsf Texas Shorfhorns. Frosh facklers close in on Rice ball carrier. Nof so fasf fhere, buddy. Cub Football Basketball Basketball All of the Baylor home basketball games were played in the Heart O5Texas Coliseum during the 195960 season. With a seating capacity of 7600 the coliseum adequately provided basketball fans with an opportunity to watch a successful Bay- lor team. Season1s Record I959-6O Carroll Dawson-Cenfer Baylor 84 Howard Payne 65 Baylor 53 Oklahoma State 50 Baylor 69 Tulsa 54 Baylor 56 Memphis State 71 xkBaylor 61 Mississippi State 71 7Baylor 71 Murray State 62 MBaylor 66 Arkansas 71 MBaylor 78 Texas Tech 58 MBaylor 70 TCU 54 Baylor 51 Texas A8;M 68 Baylor 83 Arkansas 90 Baylor 71 Texas Tech 60 Baylor 71 SMU 73 Baylor 68 Texas U. 62 Baylor 63 Kansas State 77 Baylor 51 Rice 52 Baylor 75 TCU 60 Baylor 87 Texas Tech 72 Baylor 61 TCU 65 Baylor 79 Rice 51 Baylor 62 Texas U. 68 Baylor 68 SMU 61 Baylor 74 Arkansas 83 Baylor 63 Texas ASKM 77 7denotes Murray State Invitational Mdenotes Southwest Conference Tournament Coach Bill Henderson, in his I7+h season as head baskefball coach, gives his players encouragemenf during a fime out Baylor 84 - Howard Payne 63 In the first game of the season the Bears hit a solid 53.2 per cent of their field shots, thus showing promise of a fine ciub. Baylor led most of the way completely outdoing an inexperienced opponent. Baylor 53 - Oklahoma State 50 Baylor played an exceptionally good ball game in heat- ing OSU which is one of the perennial giants in midwestern basketball play. It was tremendous early season boost as the game was not decided till the final minute. Baylor 69 - Tulsa 54 In beating Tulsa, Baylor completed a two day sweep of two of the nation's best known cage coachese-the Iba broth- ers. The usually tough Tulsa defense proved unsuccessful against the hard working Bears making the early season record 3-0. The Bears were in command during most of the second half. Tinsley has a head for basketball. Baylor 56 - Memphis State 7I While losing their first game of the season,Bayloris Carroll Dawson scored. his early season high of 25 points. The Bears could never'overcome a 6-point deficit in the second half and were forced to break an MSU stall by fouiing. George GraveseGuard John Wesf Center Murray State Invitational Baylor 61 - Mississippi State 71 Baylor 71 6 Murray State 62 Southwest Conference Tournament Baylor 66 - Arkansas 71 Baylor 78 6- Texas Tech 58 Baylor 70 -- TCU 54 Awl come on. fellas Hold +ha+ pose H l gef +his shof off, says John. Bob Turner Guard Jackie Martin Guard David Pierce-Forward Baylor SI - Texas A8M 68 Behind by only four points at halftime, Baylor was un- able to keep up the pace in the second period as they dropped the first conference game of the season to their most bitter rivals. The score was tied six times in the first half and the. Cadets did not pull away until the last four minutes of the game. Baylor 83 - Arkansas 90 It took two overtimes for the Hogs to win out over the Bears in the two teams second meeting of the early season. For a time early in the game it appeared that Baylor would win easily, but later it proved to be one of the best battles of the year. Baylor 7I - Texas Tech 60 Baylor won its first conference game whipping Tech 71-60. David Pearce led the attack with 22 points as the Bears were ahead throughout the contest. Baylor 7I - SMU 73 Baylor was for a third time unable to take an overtime ball game after tying the score 65-65 at the end of regulation play. Carroll Dawson shared game honors with an SMU player. Each had 20 points. Richard TinsleyeForward Flying +hrough the air ...... Jerry Walsh-Guard Baylor 63 - Kansas State 77 Ahead at intermission 43-41, Baylor looked like spoilers, but Kansas State unleashed a furious running attack after five minutes of the second half. The Bears were unable to score a field goal during the first ten minutes of the second half due to a brilliant zone defense by KSU While the Wild- cats went ahead by 23,points. Baylor's field goal accuracy was a cold 26 per cent. Carl MitchelleGuard Baylor 68 - Texas U. 62 With twelve minutes left in the game and trailing 50-45, Baylor began a stretch drive that carried them to victory. In the last four minutes, Tinsley hit three straight field goals and Dawson dropped in four consecutive free throws to bury Texasl last hopes. Tinsley wound up with 16 points for Bear scoring honors. Baylor 5I - Rice 52 This was the biggest upset of the year and made the Bearsl conference hopes look pretty slim. Baylor was beaten by the last place team on a field goal 23 seconds before the final buzzer. wn -' 11 u Jerry Spence-Guard Baylor 75 - TCU 60 Baylor dropped TCU for the second time leading prac- tically all the way. It gave the round ball club a record of 9-8 for the entire campaign and 3-4 in the conference stand- ings. Baylor 87 - Texas Tech 72 In this game, Baylor broke Techls winning streak at home by handing the Raiders a second defeat of the season to the Bears 87-72. Bob Turner had the game high of 32 points. Four-armed cagers are fough +0 play against Bay'lor 79 - Rice 5I Avenging an earlier loss to the cellar team, Baylor won easily this time 79-51. This evened their conference record at five games, but kept the team in fifth place. Baylor 62 - Texas U. 68 Texas was able to maintain first place after beating Baylor in this one. It was an exact reversal of the game played earlier by the two teams. The lead see-sawed throughout the contest until Baylor finally Came from behind to tie the score 60-60 in the final minute. In the overtime, however, Texas determinedly shut the gate. Dave Pierce had 22 points for Baylor scoring honors. Baylor 68 - SMU 6l This time Baylor was able to knock off the first place team. The Bears had to be content with the spoilers role as its scoring star Carroll Dawson came back after an injury to make 19 points. Jerry Walsh had 16. Bear percentage was a fair 40.6. Baylor 74 - Arkansas 83 Arkansas came from behind to beat the Bears for the third time 83-74. The loss dropped the team back to fifth place with a record of six wins, seven losses. Richard Tinsley and David Pierce each scored 16 points. Baylor 63 - Texas AgM 77 The Bears lost their season finale to the Aggies in a game that was marked by a foul-filled second half. Baylor trailed 29-25 at intermission and, though the scoring increased in the second period, were unable to start a rally to catch up. The Aggies were hot, hitting 48 per cent. The Bears were nearly as warm, managing a field goal accuracy of 45.3 per cent. The final season record was twelve wins, twelve losses. Baylor 6I - TCU 65 The cagers lost its third meeting with TCU after winning the first two handily. This caused the Bears to fall to fifth place in the conference standings. A second half zone defense by TCU was chiefly responsible for the Bears cold shoot- ing. John Hoggard-Forward Jack WardeGuard Cagers in Action Track Bayloris pressure-proof young Bears swept defiantly to the first Southwest Conference track championship in the school's history in the spring, pulling away from injury- stricken Texas for a surprisingly easy conquest. Jack PattersonTs Bruins rolled up 79 points to 56 for Texas, which saw its last hopes of a seventh straight title vanish before the halfway mark of the meet at Fort Worth. The Bears got gut-wrenching maximum efforts from every one of the 13 spikers who reached the finals for Baylor, prov- ed the meetis top two scorers in Billy Hollis and Tommy Minter. Never before in the 45-year history of the meet had Baylor finished higher than third. The Bruins won their first SWC mile relay championship in history as well, and provided Baylor its first major sports title since 1950. Seven gold-clad little Bears, the Baylor Cubs, staged a tremendous stretch run to harvest the SWC freshman track championship in the final two events of the meet, winning the title on the last one, the mile relay. It was the first Baylor freshman track title on record. The talented Cubs won 69-67 over the favored Texas Shorthorns. The Cubs smashed four SWC records and provided the meets high point man in sprinter Bill Kemp, who registered 15. Glynn Fields was a close second with 14. Coach Jack Patterson This was a truly memorable day for the 3,000 fans, including a large segment from Baylor. Track Champions: iFRONT ROWT: Bill Brashears, Tommy Minter. ander. David Hawkins, Lynn Bishop. Coach Jack Patterson. Jack Billy Hollis. unidentified. Bob Mellgren, and Roy Smalley. iSEC- S+ewar+. Eddie Curfis. Joe Thompson. and Buddy Tyner. No+ pic- OND ROWT: Ray Knaub. David BenneH, Bill McMiIIen, David fured is John Fry. . Kerr. Larry Harbour. UHIRD ROWi: Gary Wisener, David Alex- Track Meets Coach Jack Pattersonis tracksters finished fourth at the Border Olympics. The Bears Who lead were: Eddie Davis, first in high jump with 6-3V4; Buddy Tyner, second in the discus with 161-8 and John Fry, fourth with 151-315; Tyner had 52-5 and Fry, 52'V2 in the shot. Wisener placed second in the javelin throw with 195-7112. Biliy Hollis finished second in the 220 and fourth in the 100. Baylor finished second in the Southwestern Recreation Meet in Fort Worth. Tyner placed first in the discus with 157-4V2 and a new shot record of 52-7. Hollis placed first in the 100 with a 9:6 and second in the 220 with a 21.9. Millgren placed fourth in the mile with 4:183, a school record. Smalley took the 440 dash with a 48.9. Smalley, Knaub, Minter, and Hollis took the 440 relay with a 41.5. Wisener took first place in the Shreveport Relays with a javelin throw of 194-5. Gary Wisener Billy Hollis and Ray Knaub place firs+ and second in Waco meet 360 t M MM m e kgmgtttt , Bi McMillan In the West Texas Relays in Odessa, Baylor placed sec- ond. Bennett took first in the high hurdles with a 14.8. Hol- lis took the 100 in 9.6. Smalley, Knaub, Minter, and Hollis took the 440 in 41 flat Mellgren placed second in the mile while Hawkins, Knaub, Hollis, and Smalley finished third in the mile with a 5:18. The Bruin 440 team took the nation-Wide Texas Relays in 41 flat. Smalley, Alexander, Minter, and Hollis composed the team. The frosh 440 team won with a 42 flat. Second, third, and fourth places added points to the Baylor total. Eddie Curtis took a first place in the high jump With a 6-2. Mellgren finished first in both the mile and the two mile. In the Kansas Relays the sprint team lead the field. The 440 team of Smalley, Knaub, Minter, and Hollis turned the lap in a 40.7, the fastest time of the season. The same com- bination whizzed the 2-lap 880 in 1:243, the fastest time in the nation this year. Curtis tied for second in the high jump with a 6-4 leap. Weightmen Tyner and Fry again fin- ished high in the rankings. Tyner took third place in the shot with :1 54-10172; Fry followed in fourth place with a 53-7. Baylor's thinclads swept the field for a dual victory over Texas Tech, TCU, and SMU in a quadrangle meet held at the Dutton Street track in Waco. Baylor posted 77 points. Hollis took the 100 in a wind-aided 9.4. Smalley, Knaub, Minter, and Hollis took the 440 in a blistering 40.4. Smalley, Alexander, Knaub, and Hollis took a first in the mile with a 3:12:9. Hollis added a first in the 220 in 20.4, and Smalley took the 440 dash in 47.9. Curtis took first in the high Billy Hollis jump with a 6-7. Fry took first in the shot and discus. Wise- ner won the javelin throw. The frosh team also finished first. The Bears made track history by winning the Southwest Conference championship with 79 points compared with the favorite, Texas, who placed second with 56. The freshman team upset the favored Texas Shorthorns, 69-67. Wisener placed first in the javelin throw with a season best of 210-2. Fry hurled the discus for a second spot 158-5. Tyner placed third with 154-3172. Fry won the shot With a 55-334, Tyner taking third. Minter took the broad jump with a leap of 22-10Mg. He also placed in the 100 and 220 dashes. Hollis took honors with a high of 12 points. Knaub and Hollis took second and third in the 100. Hollis tied for first in the 220. Smalley took second in the 440 dash with a 47 flat. In the hurdles, Bennett placed fourth in the 120-yard highs and third in the 220 lows. Smalley, Knaub, Minter, and Hollis took the 440 relay. Smalley, Thompson, Knaub, and Hollis made up the mile relay. To climax the season, Baylor won the 440 relay at the Coliseum Meet in Los Angeles. The time was 41 flat on a grass track. Running were Roy Smalley, Ray Knaub, Tommy Minter, and Billy Hollis. The Bears did not quite make it in the 880 relay. Smalley, Knaub, Minter and Hollis turned in a second place behind the Trojans of Southern Cal. Both teams were given a time of 1:252. The Baylor 440, 880, and mile teams ran at Modesto. The Bruins were with one of the fastest tracks in the world and the Santa Clara Youth Centeris anchor man, Ray Norton. Norton has the reputation of being the worldis fastest human. Tommy Minier Eddie Curfis WWWW w M w Mnmmxmwxwwmwmggw Bob Mellgr n Roy Smalley Tommy Minfer Bill McMHlen Ray Knaub David Kerr Roy Smalley David Hawkins Don Adams y w 9: Jack Sfewarf Larry Harbour Billy Hollis, Capfain Bill Brashear David Alexander Bobby Thompson Lynn Bishop Buddy Tyner John Fry Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor Leading hiHer Ronnie Goodwin OAVAOANVIWCAOO Cubis Schedule Texas SMU TCU Rice A and M Texas Tarleton State SMU Tarleton State A and M Voocxcxwxor-loowxo Cub Baseball After winning four of their first six games, Coach Dutch Schroederis Cub baseballers went into a mid-season slump and ended with a 5-7 standing. The young Bruins suffered double losses at the hands of Tarleton State College and Texas A8tM, and split two game series with the Texas Shorthorns, SMU Colts, and Rice Owlets. The BU freshmen won both of their games with TCU. Four of the Cub wins were in Waco, and their other victory was in Fort XVorth. Ronnie Goodwin, Cub third base- man, was the leading hitter, posting a .350 average. Audie Cox, center fielder, followed with a .293; Bill Hunt, catcher, .280; Bob Christie, catcher, and Mike Collins, second base, each had .250. Coach Schroederts Cubs had a .216 batting average. They totaled five home runs, five triples, and 12 doubles. Cubs versus +he Texas Shorfhorns. Baseba vii? .1 Second place +eam 1BOTTOM ROWM Dick Hafcher. Ted Uhlaen- Mar'rin, Byron Willis, Howard Lee. Jerry Funk, Bill Hall and Fred der, David Young. Jim Daniel, ArHIur Fuenfes. Bobby BarneH. Drew. 1BACK ROWM Jack Ward. Bill Humphrey. Terry SheHon. Tom Pe'r'rigrew. -Jim Conley and Cecil Tebbs. 1MIDDLE ROWL Gerald Erwin, Buddy Ives, Coach Lloyd Russell. Malcolm Ward. Wayne Sfone. Tommy Ledbeffer, Sam Terry. Ken Marshall. Jack Tommy Brown. Bob Turner and Jim York. Baseball coach: Dr. Lloyd Russell Baseball I960 Baylor 6 Abilene Christian 2 Baylor 10 Abilene Christian 0 Baylor 6 Texas 2 Baylor 0 SMU 3 Baylor 18 TCU 13 : Baylor 7 A8zM 5 1 Baylor 4 Texas 8 Baylor 4 Texas 9 Easfer Tournament. Monroe Louisiana, Baylor ihird with 3 vic+ories and 2 defeais. Baylor 7 SMU 6 Baylor 1 SMU 8 Baylor 13 A84M 3 Baylor 9 A8KM 3 Baylor 7 TCU 5 Baylor 17 TCU 1 Baylor 6 - Abilene Christian 0 Bob Barnett was the winning pitcher. A 4-0 first inning lead set the pace. Jack Ward followed Barnett and was re- lieved by Howard Lee. Baylor IO - Abilene Christian 0 jim Daniel and Tommy Pettigrew pitched a shutout over the Wildcats. Sam Terry started the scoring when he singled in two runs. Baylor 6 - Texas 2 A four run sixth inning and a fine relief pitching job by Bob Barnett gave Coach Lloyd RussellAs Bear Baseball team its opening conference win, 6-2, over Texas. Dick Hatcher led Baylor hitters with 3 for 3. The Bears picked up eight hits compared to five for the Austin squad. Of course, Baylor O - SMU 3- Coach Lloydis charges fell to SMU in Dallas, 3-0, moving their SWC record to one win and one loss. SMU swingers picked up nine hits off the four Baylor moundsmen. Baylorl8 - TCU I3 Baylor blasted TCU pitchers for 18 hits in an 18-13 Bear victory. Four Bruin hurlers gave up 16 hits to the Frogs. Bobby Barnett was given credit for the win, bringing his record to 3-0. Baylor7 - A8M5 A fine pitching performance by Bobby Barnett, who allowed the Aggies only three hits, maintained the Bruin SWC standing. In the bottom of the fifth, Art Fuentes brought in three runs. I have him . . . Baylor 4 - Texas 8 Although the Bears outhit the Texas Longhorns, eight walks by four Baylor pitchers paved the way to defeat. Baylor 4 - Texas 9 Again in this game, the bottom-half of the seventh proved to be the BruinTs downfall when the Longhorns struck for four runs, icing the game away. Easter Tournament Monroe, Louisiana The Bears finished third, defeating Northeast Louisiana Louisiana State University, and Northwest Louisiana. The Bearis two losses were to Arkansas and Mississippi. The team batting average was .333. Baylor 7 - smu 6 The opener between the two clubs proved to be a thriller as Arthur Fuentes and Sam Terry rescued the Bears from a 6-5 deficit. Fuentes blasted a homer over the 358 foot marker in the ninth. Baylorl - SMU 8 Any hopes that the Baylor Bears might have had for a Southwest Conference baseball championship flag faded as SMU's Mustangs took an 8-1 victory in the Dutton Street Park. Bobby Barnett was credited with his first loss for a season record of 5-1. Oh. we , I DID have him. Baylor I3 - AgM 3 Bobby Barnett pitched the entire game, and Tommy Letbetter led the Bear's hitting attack with three safeties in four attempts. Ted Uhlaender picked up four hits on six trips to the plate. Baylor9 - A8M3 Jack Ward was the winning hurler. Ward allowed the Farmers six hits. Letbetter again paced the hitting with two hits in four attempts. Bob BarneH Home? Baylor 7 - TCU 5 Ted Uhlaender and Perry Funk led the hitting with three each. TCU gave up 18 hits. Malcolm Ward was the winning pitcher. Baylor l7 - TCUI Jack Ward was the winning pitcher for Baylor in the first game of the two-game series in Waco with TCU. The win strengthened Baylofs second place Position in the SWC. Coach Lloyd Russellis baseball team turned in a fine seaSon. A brief mid-season slump ended with the Easter Tournament in Louisiana. They finished in a second place tie with Rice. Texas won the SWC for 1960. Tom PeHegrew Ted Uhlaender mu mermw x 5.31 wt; WM Malcolm Ward Tom LefbeHer Other Sports Golf Schedule Fort Worth Recreation Meet A8KM North Texas Texas Rice Oklahoma State National Intercollegiate Invitational Meet Texas Tech SMU North Texas Arkansas TCU Southwest Conference Meet Coach Odis Beck Johnny Arreaga, Bruce Bangerf, Adair Rafliff, Ray Stoker. Adair Railiff uses a puffer Ieff handed +0 98 ou+ o F irouble. he used +0 shoof a looks a+ Hue ball hoIe-in-one againsf Texas Tech. Johnny Arreaga Ray Sfoker and Johnny Arreaga fake a few seconds out 374 Tennis Baylor tennis team wound up with a fifth place season with a break-even record. Making up the tennis team were George Chandler, Bobby Coc, Malcolm Vlooley, and Gary Kesl. The tennis team lost star Don Mordecai this season which could have made a difference in the season,s outcome. Carroll Drewyer, tennis coach for the past two seasons, coached the surprisingly good team. While at Baylor he was the number one tennis player. Tennis Team: tFronf Rowl: Bobby Coe. Malcolm Wooley and George Chandler. mack Rowl: Coach Carroll Drewyer. Gary Kesl, and Mike Henke. Malcolm Wooley Seasonts Schedule Lamar Tech North Texas Abilene Christian Southeast Oklahoma Texas Tech TCU A and M East Texas Hardin-Simmons Abilene Christian Texas Hardin-Simmons East Texas Rice SMU Mike Henke ' . . ' Don Mordecai Ments Intramurals Dr. Jasper Garland of the Baylor department of Physical Education, Health and Recreation is the director of the ments intramural program. Competition is offered in football, basketball, softball, badminton, and weight-lifting. Members of the merits professional, social, and service organizations take time out for the program. David Hawkins of Taurus scores a TD to help Taurus win +he football fifle. Taurus emerged as Hue baskefba champs in the spring compefifion. Musclemen compefe on +he horizonfal bars. Joe Tan Holt, world badminton champion. provides some real thrills fo +his year's badminfon murals. Curtis Donnell of H16 Unknowns ou+classes Lynn Bishop of Chamber for the winfer baskeiball fifle. 376 Women's Intramurals Miss Kay Mitchell of the physical education staff di- rects the woments intramurals program at Baylor. She has been director of the program for the past 13 years. Every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday nights Baylor women gather in the Rena Marrs-McLean Gymnasium to participate in an organized sports program. The league is divided into clubs and dormitories and. trophies are presented to the winners. Women PE Maiors win volleyball fifle. Delta Alpha Pi fakes honors in volleyball in Jthe club league. Alpha Omegas score wins for club fifle in basketball. 377 Gymnastics Baylor Gymnastics Team, coached by Gene Perkins, posted third place in three meets in the spring. Tillman Rodabaugh, captain of the team, led the Bears to a third in the Mid-South Intercollegiate Invitational in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Rodabaugh scored 12 of Bayloris 13 points in the meet. Hollingshead posted the other tally. In the Southern AAU meet in Lafayette, Louisiana, Bay- lor,s captain led the team in the junior division with a first in the high bar, a second in the all-around, a fourth in free calisthenics and a sixth 0n the still rings. Vincent and Porter added the other points for the Bruins. The final meeting of the year saw the Bears finish third in the junior division of the Southwestern AAU Tournament in Dallas. Rodabaugh again led in the point totals. He fin- ished fourth in the free-calisthenics, third on the high bar and first in the all-around, which included six events. He was awarded the utop gymnast in the meet for his success- ful performance in the meet. Vinson placed second in the rope climb and sixth on the still rings. Joe Jack Mills placed fourth in the rope climb and second in the novice division while Hollingshead and Porter tied for third on the long horse. Top: Jerry Pierce BoHom: Bill Por'rer i a Mama gem? Cg Gymnasfics Team: iBOTTOM ROWl: Gus Sermas. Joe Jack Coach Gene Perkins.Jerry Pierce, Ralph Hollingshead. and Mills, Ronnie Vinson. and Tillman Rodabaugh. iBACK ROWi: Bi Peder. 378 Tillman Rodabaugh Cap+ain ?zzmww Gus Sermas m :gtsamf vmwmgw , 233m? K: mg: ? 4d $533 1 a WWW WE Ronnie Vinson Gymnasfic feam highlighfs halHime performance af baskef- ball game. $2? 4 Albert Wifcher receives the new Phillips Ha award, given for Hue first time this year. B Association Athletic Awards Albert Witcher and Ronnie Bull were cited by the 9B Association as the outstanding 1959 football lineman and back of the season. Witcher also received the Phillips-Hall Award, given for the first time to the Baylor football player attaining the highest four-year scholastic average. Coach John Bridgers and B Association President Ben Hough presented the annual awards. Carroll Dawson, high- ranking member of the Bruin basketball team, was honored as the Outstanding Basketball Player. Receiving honors for baseball was Jerry Funk, who led the second place baseball team in doubles and in total hits. Weightman John Fry of the Southwest Conference champ- ionship track team was the winner of the track award. Johnny Arreaga was picked as the oustanding golfer of the 1959 golf team. Tommy Goforth was a repeater for the most valuable tennis player. He ranks as one of the most successful netters in Baylorts history. Annual sports awards were presented to the outstanding Baylor athletes. Afhlefic Direc+or and Coach John Bridgers 380 presents awards to Ronnie Bull. Albert Wifcher and Carroll Dawson. Named for Presidenf Samue! P. Brooks. +his dormifory houses upperclassmen. M? Carroll Science HalI-home of Waco Hall is scene of campus acfivifies. fufure scienfisfs. 381 ;0 all. .Irddln .wl . . 3.9:. 1,?! ?l- .w -' A Parting Look . . . Burleson Ha . oldesf dormiiory on flue campus. was originally a woman's dormifory dedicafed f0 Female Educafion and Piefy. Rena-Marrs McLean gymnasium is file cenhr Kokernof Hall houses freshman men. of campus afhlefics. r: Ir'x The Arms+rong-Browning Building is a memorian +0 a greaf poef and a greaf educafor. ' eVer. dOWn'the year; Allen Hall serves as a residence hall for sophomore and junior women. 385 Cafherine Alexander Ha . . as long as stars shall shine. Women's Memorial Dormibry. Dawson is a residence hall for iunior and senior Tidwell Bible Building houses +he deparfmenfs of Religion. women. History. French. German, and Philosophy. ,. . . We'll Fling Our ,Gfregn ,.LAnd Gold AfarTo Ruih Collins is +he newesf dormi+ory for women. 387 Fenland Hall, a dormifory hr upperclassmen and law stu- Armsfrong-Browning Building is one of H19 campus beaufy denfs. is one of H1e lafesf addiHons fo fhe campus. spofs as well as a famous afhachon +0 Baylor. Old Main. one of fhe original buildings on ?he Baylor campus. will soon be replaced by +he new Physical Science Bldg. 388 Carroll Library. a landmark a+ Fiffh and Speighf $333me Paf Neff +ower, symbol of Baylor unify. 390 The 18th and Austin Food Center 6 LOCATIONS IN WACO H. E. B. FOOD STORE Satisfaction Guaranteed -432 Aaron, Glen , 95 Aars, Gene Carroll 136 Abbott, Mary E. 310 Abbott, Sudie 80, 315 Abelson, judy 245 Abelson, Linda 244, 245 Abney, Bob 96 Abshier, Linda 96 Adam, john Robert 44 Adams, Betty Jo 44 Adams, Bill 66, 280 Adams, Bob 122 Adams, Don 274 Adams, Duane 120, 124 Adams, George C. 80 Adams, James 96 Adams, Kenneth 96, 229 Adams, Larry 66 Adams, Peggy 96 Addison, Robert 80 Adkins, Herby 344 Airingmn, Jerry L. 80 Akins, Mona 96 Albritton, Elsa Jean 185, 268, 314 Albriuon, John 80 Albrittun, C. 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Elizabeth 96 Attee. W'm. A. 40 Au, Florence 40 Austin, Marianne 96 Averett, Bill 66, 280 Avery, Lynn 44 Avery, T. H. 96 Awall, Mike 96 -M Babin, Beverly 44, 266 Bacot, H. P. 96 Baert, Herbert Paige 40 Bagby, Dan Gordon 80, 284 Bagwell, John Claude 44, 239, 242, 274, 286 Bagwell, Judy 241 Bagwell, Nelda 142, 187, 253, 296 Bailey, Carl 66 Bailey, Charles 96 Bailey, Doris 96 Bailey, Doris 96 Bailey, Joe 274 Bailey, Joe E. 80 Bailey, Joe W. 79, 136, 300 Bailey, John Dean 66 Bailey, Sandy 153 Bailiff, Charles 96, 251 Bain, Alton 228 Rain, Joyce 96 Baird, Alice Cheavens 66 Baird, Robert 40, 182 Bairrington, Ruth 44 Baker, Alan 142, 275, 293 Student Index Baker, Bruce 96 Baker, Chrestel Scotcher 44 Baker, Dan Norman 80 Baker, Joanne 80, 264, 296 Baker, Judy 96 Baker, Kirk 290 Baker, Manhalu 80, 230, 302 Baker, Noel Carlton 142 Baker, W'illiam E. 136 Balch, Thomas 80 Baldridge, Wilma F. 136, 296 Baldwin, Lee 80 Balew, Robert 80 Ball, Earl L. 44 Ball, Jimmy Wayne 80 Ball. 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Clint F, 80, 229, 284 Bates, Bob 96 Bates, Joy 96 Battle, Bobbie N. 96 Baucum, David 136, 314 Baughcom, Nancy 80 Baumley, Roger 80 Baxter, Mary Ann 142, 260, 296 Baumeister, Barbara 96 Beach, Bernice 44, 304 Beall, Janice 80, 268 Beall, Mary Ellen 245, 310 Beard, Elaine 153 Beauchamp, German 66, 286 Beaver, George Ann 309 Beavers, James 136 Becker, Linda 260 Beckham, Bill 45 Beckham, Linda 80 Beckley, Robert 96 Bedner, Tom David 80 Been, Kay 80 Beever, George Anne 45 Beggs, Susan 142, 243, 262 'Behringer, Troy 293 Beier, Dan 66 Belcher, Mary Lee 304 Belew, Robert 274 Bell, Bill 136, 242, 270 Bell, Carolyn Jo 80 Bell, Charles 229 Bell, joy 66, 244 Bell, Martha Grace 66 Bell Maudellen 96, 299 Bell, Maudie 80 Bellows, Jerry 66 Belver, Earl 96 Benally, Rose Marie 96 Beneck, Doug 96 Beniteau, Cathren 262 Benito, Sabadn S. 40 Bennett, Bob 96 Bennett, Donald M. 80, 314, 315 Bennett, Marshall 66 Bennett, Max 45, 122 Bennett, Patricia 96 Bentley, Julian Richard 40 Benton, Edgar Lee 66 Berger, Charlie 305 Berglund, Cynthia 66, 189, 263 Bergold, Lynn Bettersworlh, James Bice, Noley Bigham, Eddie Billings, Mona Bingham, Janis Bingham, Sandra Birkmeyer, James Bishop, Barbara Bishop, David Bishop, Donald E. 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Blaylock, Leonard 142, 253, 256, 268, 317 227, 228, 298 122, 124, 187 6 9 45, 244, 282 45 96 118 96 142, 145 80, 286, 295 66, 239, 284 80 45, 304, 315 176, 190, 268 96 80V 118, 241 so, 268 45, 315, 317,318 97, 115 142, 228, 293 45 272 Blazek, Billie Jean 81, 268 Bledsoe, Tommy 66 Blout, Allie 150 Blythe, John 81 Blythe, Marion 150 1Bnatwright, Bill 97 Bohannon, Joe D. 97 Bolger, Carol Sue 136, 264, 296 Rolland, Herbert R. 81, 290 Bolton, Avonnel 66 Bolton, Robert 66 Bond, Judith 97 Bond, William B. 66 Bonnett, Barbara 263 Booth, Carolyn 45 Boothe, Sharon 97 vBoren, james S. 40 Bostick, Ellen Jean 81, 268, 314 Boswell, Nancy 153 Bouldin, Donald Glen 43, 45 Bounds, Stephanie 260 Bourgeois, Patti 263 Bowles, Bruce W. 136 Bowlin, Kathleen 66, 297 Bowlin, Ronnie 97 Bowline, Carolyn 45, 301, 309 Bowling, Sandra 97 Bowman, Albert 81, 297 Boyd, Fred 81 Boyd, janis Knox 185, 263, 301 Brack O. 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XWayne 122 Gilliland, Jeraldine 101 Gilmore, Moonyeen 101 Gimes, Gus . 137 Gipson, William Terry 49 Glaspey, Ruth 49, 309, 311 Glass, Ann 84 Gleason, Edwin 49 Gleason, Zelfa 101 Gleghorn, Tommy 69, 292 Good, Kenneth 50, 315, 317, 318 Goat, Barbara 69, 304 Gober, Paul 101 Godec, Jo Ann 69, 309 Goen, Karen 101 Goff, Allison 84, 245 Goff, Owen 84 Goldblotx, Bill 49 Gonsoulin, Austin 347 Gonzales, Candida 84 Gonzales, Oscar 120 Gonzales, Paul 84 Gooch, Jim 142, 230, 284, 294 Goodin, Joetha 310 Goodman, Beth 69 Goodman, Thomas 101 Goodson, Jean 268 Goodwin, Gwendolyn 101 Goodwin, Margie 50 Goodwin, Milbum 84, 228 Goodwin, XVilliam 101 Gordon, H. B. 69 Gordon, John Y. 50 Gorely, David 229 Gourley, Barbara 69 Gottwald, Jimmy 69 Gourley, Charles 69, 301 Graghead, Houston 84 Graham, Billy 69, 308, 314 Graham, Claudia 50 Graig, Glenn 229 Granberry, Dixie 50 Cranberry, Nancy 101 Gram, Bill 84 Grant, jane 50, 183, 241, 301 Grant, Kay 84 Grantham, Marie Sherron 50 Granes, Carolyn 84 Graves, Allen 69 Graves, George 189, 203, 270, 363 Graves, Mary 84 Graves, Pat 84, 263 Gray, Chuck 315 Gray, Fay 50 Gray, jetty Allen 50 Gray, Joyce 101 Gray, Linda 101 Gray, Louann 268 Gray, Sue 84, 260, 314 Grayless, Raymond 137 Great, Patricia S. 84 Green, Sonja 84 Green, Sue 263 Greene, Harry Lee 43, 50, 287 Gregory, Bill 124 Gregory, Billy 118 Gregory, Mary E. 69, 260, 305 Gregory, Terrilvn 84, 253, 263 Grenhill, Linda 153 Greening, George 50, 274 Greenwood, Carolyn 84 Grass, Cynthia 84 Gribble, Donald Robert 50, 256 Grider, William 101 Griffin, Bennie 229 Griffin, Bill 69 Griffin, Donald 84 Griffin, Ella 101 Griffin, Jarrell B. 69 Griffing, Gloria 101 Griffith, David 101 Griffith, Jan 84, 162, 163, 189, 190, 199 Griffith, Pat, 101 Griphy, Wesley 230 Grimm, Joseph E. 137 Grimsley, Bobhy 101 Grimsby, Warner, Jr. 84, 101 Grisby, Nelda 84 Grisham, Charles 101 Gross, Larry 142 Gross, Sharon 101 Grove, Ann 318 Grube, Shirley P. 69 Gruce, David 84 Guerra, Adelina 69 Guffey, Jo Ann 69, 230, 302 Guffey, J06 Harold 101, 228 Guittard, Phil 69, 274 Gulledge, Hal 270 Guinn, David 2321; Guinn, judy Guinin, Barbara 85 Gunnin, Beth 69, 309, 317 Gunnin, Gerry 69, 317 Gustafson, Gail 69 Guthrie, Gene 50 Guynes, Jackie Guyton, Mollie M. 137 2H2 Haga, Betty M. 50 Hagar, Eugene 101 Haggerty, Nancy 85, 239 Haines, Dolores 101 Haire, Anne 69 Hairstnn, Kay 101 Hale, Jerry 101 Hale, Judy 101 Hall, Billy 50, 284 Hall, Dorothy 69 Hall, Frederick Hall, Gerald 101 Hall, Nanene 85, 266 Hall, Tressie 101 Halliday, Connie 85, 282, 309 Hamlin, Allen 315 Hamlin, Oren 290 Hamilton, jim 85 Hamilton, Phil 85 Hamilton, Sue 85 Hamm, Don M. 50 Hammack, Carolyn 101 Hammack, Jeanette 85, 264 Hammer, Larry 228 Hammer, janie E. 69 Hammond, James Hammons, Eddie 114, 297 Hammons, Pamell 228 Hamon, Richard 122 Hamtick, Charlie 101 Hancock, Sandra 85 Hanna, Bob 119, 182 Hanna, Phil 69, 284 Hanna, Tommy 286 Harman, Anita 50, 244 Hannings, Nancy Jo 101 Harbour, Bruce 137, 227, 238, 240, 284, 294 Harbour, Larry 85, 229 Hardage, Charles 85 Hardesby, Janice 101 Harding, Derry D. 120 Harding, Jenena 69, 268, 305 Harding, Rita Beth 101 Hardy, Mary Nella 85 Hardwick, Larry 101 Harick, Ann Marshall 150 Harlow, Linda 85 Harlow, Nan 85 Harmon, Brenda 85 Harper, Carolyn Gail 50 Harper, Don Elmer 137, 145, 294 Harper, Nancy Hibbon 50 Harper, Susan 85 Harrell, Gordon 242, 276 Harrell, Mary 299 Harrell, Susan 101 Harris, Bennie 85 Harris, Don 315 Harris, Gordon 85, 312 Harris, Jerry 119, 272 Harris, Mercer 85 Harris, Sue 69 Harris, V. L., jr. 50 Harrison, Alice 85 Harrison, Ben 101, 318 Harrison, Robert 85, 230 Hartley, Ted 242, 270, 290 Hartman, Bill 101 Hartman, Mary 69, 268, 298 Harting, Ardeth 101 Hanzog, Martha Ann 85 Harveston, Mary 101 Harvey, Sarah Lee 50, 309 Haslom, John 101 Hasseltine, Ann 69 Hasty, Lynn 101 Hatchet, jim 120 Hathcos, Carole 101 Hatfield, Douglas Wilford 50 Hatter, Paddy 69 Hawkins, John 295 Hauck, Sandra 101 Haun, Sandra 101 Hawkins, David 270 Hawkins, John R, 137 Hawkins, Lynn Earl 50 Hay, Donald Lee 51 Hay, Janet 69, 78 Hay, Katherine 102 Hay, Margaret 85 Haynes, Jannie Lou 85, 262 Haynes, Larry C 69 Haynes, Lexie 102 Hays, Janice 102 Hays, Kenneth 69 Haywood, Martha 95, 102 Hayworth, Ronald Lee 41 Hazemann, Mary 153 Hazlewood, Joan 102 Hazlip, Caroline 152 Head, Benjamin E., Jr., 51, 227, 280 Head, Joycelyn 51, 64, 164, 165, 268 Heagy, Warren 85, 278 Heard, Kahlan Ann 85 Heard, Robert 51, 315, 317 Hearon, Cary 102 Health, James Edward 137, 228, 242, 270, 290 Heath, Shirley 102 Hebert, Raynor 51, 227, 286, 303 Hebebrand, Roger 318 Hcgi, John 102 Hegwood, Dorothy 102 Heinen, Bob 143 Heins, Bob 270, 272 Heins, Sue 85 Held, John 122 Helge, Swen 85, 102 Helmet, Norma 102 Hemphill, Nancy 102 Hemphill, Ruth Ann 102, 266 Hempy, Gerald 102, 228 Henderson, Annette 102 Henderson, Angie 69 Henderson, Blanchie 69, 240, 243 Henderson, Patricia 102 Henderson, Shirley 69, 260 Henke, Mike 79, 85 Henry, Donna 102 Henny, Barbara 69, 310, 315 Henson, Carol H. 69 Henwood, Dick 242, 278 Herbert, Stephen W. 137, 227 Herd, Johnny 274 Herring, Bill Paul 51, 187 Herring, Elizabeth 85 Hess, Bob 102, 230 Hess, Dick 51 Heter, Dick 184, 317 Heuss, Bob 102 Heussner, George 102 Hickey, Ernest 102 Hickman, Chuck 285 Hickman, Myrtle Bigham 51, 304 Hicks, Bill 285 Hicks, Linda 102 Hicks, Sylvia 153 Hieronymers, Ruth Ann 85 Higer, Lois 85 Hightower, Allene 85, 245, 262 Hightower, J. 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Jacobson, Anita jacobus, Carolyn Jane Jacobus, Jimmy James, Barbara James, Betty Jo James, Gordon James, JuAnn james, Meredith ames, Pat ameson, Sondra anssen, Carol jrrmt, Nancy Hanan, William jaynes, Nancy ,ee, Ruth ,enson, Paula enson, Randy eu, Ann ett, Somnie eu, Fred chanson, Karen ohns, Dennis uhnson, Ann ohnson, Bob ohnson, Carol ohnson, Don ohnson, Doris ohnson, Gayle johnson, James Johnson, Jerry Iohnson, J0 Ellen lohnson, Judy ohnson, Kay ohnson, Linda ohnson, Martin Dee ohnson, Robert .ohnson, Sandra ohnson, Tommy -1 ohnston, Abraham Russell ohnston, Ben ohnston, John ohnston, Richalyn ohnslon, Robert E. ohnston, Rodney D. ohnston, Ruby 103, 70, 282 70, 282, 315 70, 282, 296 103 151 70 70 85 70, 282, 297 51 85 85 103, 113, 239 268, 299, 314 309 70 308 103 103, 314 267 103 85, 282 276 86 103 293 103 86 86, 299 137, 290 41 86 51 70, 309 51 51, 63, 64 103 70 103 276 103 137 120 123 70 86, 276 103, 239, 230 86,268 70,310 103 103 86 103 86 103 51 103 86, 230 103 294, 314 245 103 302 86, 245, 309 151 70 103 103 103 86 242, 278 70 103 280 103, 186 86 103 70 70 119 137, 302 70 145 86 70,280,310 103 41, 305 103 86 280 143 297 51 70 103 103 86 51 1 53 Student Index Joines, Gloria 103 Jones, Allen M. 51, 286 Jones, Arlon 230 Jones, Bobby J. 137 Jones, Brack 103, 291 Jones, Carla 52 Jones, Carol Lee 86, 263, 296 Jones, Charlotte 70, 189, 301 Jones, David L. 137 Jones, Diane Harrell 143 Jones, Dorothy 70, 301, 310 Jones, Eddie 86, 270 Jones, Gene Edward 52 Jones, Jack Weldon 138 Jones, Jan 103 Jones, Jerry Monroe 52, 315 Jones, Jo Ann 52 Jones, judy Jane 52, 297 Jones, Judy 103 Jones, Linda 103 Jones, Martin, 103, 229 Jones, Marilyn 86 jones, Oliver L. 138 Jones, Patricia 103 Jones, Ronnie 103 Jones, Sammie 103 Jones, Theiss 1.. 41 joplin, Loyce 70, 315 Jones, Tommy 86 Jordan, Patsy 86, 268 Jorden, Ruth 70, 244, 309, 310, 311 Jorden, Jorene 149. 152 Jorden, Valerie 103 Judson, Barbara 103 Julian, Wayne 70 Justice, Melba 70, 299, 310 2K2 Kahla, Harold 123 Kamin, Karen 86 Kammerdiener, Kmhy 70, 244, 267, 314 Karabal, William A. 52 Karnes, Phyllis Spears 149, 151 Katy, Lowell 143 Kay, Vickie Denice 86, 267 Kaylor, Kaye 103 Kearns, Carol 86 Keathley, Raymond 86 Keeling, Linda 113 Keesee, Constance 103 Keeth, Kent H 52, 286, 298 Kell, Aimee Arden 52 Kelly, Helen 70 Kelly, Ben 276 Kelly, Carolyn 260 Kelley, James S. 86 Keeley, Judith Kay 86 Kelly Ben C. 138 Kelly, Donna Lea 86 Kelly, Elizabeth 103 Kelly, Horace Oden, Jr. 52 Kelly, Patricia 86 Kelly, Verlin 103 Kelso, Harold 70 Kemble, Charles 52 Kemp, Lois Aileen 41 Kendall, Caryl 103 Kendrick, Gardner 138, 186, 242, 278 Kennedy, Barbara B. 71, 264 Kennedy, james 71 Kennedy, John E. 138, 276 Kennedy, Pat 71 Kennedy, Mimhell 315 Kennedy, Philip Reed 86 Kennedy, Wilber D. 52 Kent, PM 270 Keoun, Craig 143, 229, 284, 285, 294 Kerchwal, Beverly M. 86 Kerr, John 52, 286 Kerr, Phyllis 103 Kesl, Cary 71, 285 Key, Glynda 103 Key, Norma Lynne 103 Keys, Golden 95, 103 Kiel, Kay 86 Kiesling, YBob 119, 125 Kilman, Robert Ray 52 Kilpatrick, Barbara Anne 52, 310, 315 Kilpatrick, Franklin 104 Kimble, Jeannette 103, 267 Kincaid, Glenn, 111 86 King, David 76 King, Deanna 71, 127, 266 King, J. Charles 86 King, Judy 86, 230, 302, 314 King, Kay 104 King, Lucinda Lee 86 Kinzy, Myrna 104 Kirkendall, Lis 104, 266 Kirkpatrick, Anita 282 Kirkpatrick, David 201 Kirkpatrick, Edwinna 71, 239, 282 153 Kirksey, Ray Deane Kittrell, Robert 52 Kleypas, Jamees B. 43, 52, 188 Klotz, Judith 104 Knapp, Rosemary 104 Knaub, Raymond 86 Knight, Betty 71, 243, 264 Knight, June 86 Knight, Roberta 86, 230, 302 Knight, Sam 104, 228 Knighton, Janis 13B Knightstep, Linda 104, 113 Knott, Karla 71 Knowles, Beverly Fox 52 Knowles, Stan 52 Knox, D011 278 Kohutek, Shirley 104 Kojak, George 104 Koonce, Sandy 104 K0, Pak-Hong 41 Koen, Milton 71 Koerth, William J. 294 Koonce, Jeanne 86, 203, 268 Koedrig, Kenneth Ray 52 Kostohryz, Jeanette 86 Kraffe, Johnnie 86 Kralik, Marlin O. 86 Krause, Betty Jo 138 Kucera, Charles 229 Kugan, Richard 86 Kutzenberger, Linda 104 Kuykendall, Ken 52, 241, 285 Kwon, Dong Wooh 104 2L2 Labre, David 52 LaCroix, Carol 52, 282, 318 Lackey, Ginger 104, 266 Lacy, Sandra 104 Ladner, Benny 104 Ladner, Bill 314 Ladner, June Earline 52 Lake, David 317 Lake, Marilyn G. 71 Lam, Jacob W. T. 104 Lamb, Jane 86, 302 Lamson, Ronald 104 Landers, John 104 Landers, Ross 104 Lane, Betty 71, 151 Lane, Lynda 104 Lane, Ronald 86, 312 Lane, Sylvia 71, 87 Langford, Jim 71 Langston, Tom 104 Lanier, Dixie 87, 302 Lanier, Kenneth 104 Lanning, Wilton A. 53 Lansford, Gordon W. 138 Lantrip, Dwayne R. 138 Large, Barbie Jo 71 Lark, Mary Ann 87 Larson, Evelyn 53 Larson, janet 71 Larson, Kenneth 71 Lassetter, Kermit 104 Latimer, Judy 104 Lauden, Barbara Atchison 53 Laughlin, Trella Ann 53 Lavender, Larry 143 LaVois, James 71 Lawlis, Monte 119, 125 Lawrence, Carolyn F. 53 Lawrence, Curtis 104 Lawrence, Jim 79, 87 Lawrence, Laurette 104 Lawson, Frank 87 Lawson, Ronald K. 230 Layman, Ed 87 Leach, Bobby 104 Leach, Eddie Dillon 53 Leaderbrand, Joanne 104 Lear, Shirley 151 Leath, James D. 71 Leatherman, Lynn 97, 299 Leavell, Jimmy 104, 114, 239 Leavitt, Patricia 104 Ledbetter, Celia Ann 53 Ledbetter, Jimmy 104 Ledbetter, Tommy 87 Lee, Barbara 104 Lee, Byung Choon 53 Lee, Charles 65, 71, 285 Lee, jeff M. 41 Lee, Jimmy 143, 285 Lee, Linda 143, 268 Lee, Sarah 104 Leftwich, Robert E. 87 Leissner, Anna Lou 71, 282 Lene, Allen 104 Lengefeld, Doris 104 Lengefeld, Wm. Chris 41, 312 Leonard. Wanda Joy 87, 314 Leslie, Eugene 228 Leslie, Marilyn 152 Levassar, Betty 104 Levy, Barbara 268 -Lewis, Anne 104 Lewis, B111 87 Lewis, Charles J. 87 Lewis, Fred 104 Lewis, Genie 87 Lewis, Herbert 104, 230, 297 Lewis, Hilda 104, 114, 239, 240 Lewis, Jeff 104 Lewis, Jerry 87 Lewis, Jim G. 87 Lewis, jimanne 104 Lewis, Nancy 104 Lilley, John 71 Lilly, Janice 143, 283 Lichnonsky, Billy 71 104 Linam, Denny Linch, Shirley Ann 53 Linden, Gloria 37 Lindsay, Carol 104 Lindsay, Edna Earle 53, 283 Lindsey, Grace 37 Lindsey, Jerry 53, 37 Linely, Marilyn Arnold 53 Lisman, David 87 Littletun, Harry 229 Littleton, James A. 104 228 Littleton, Ruth 71, 229 Livingston, Linda 87, 263 Lloyd, Johnny 53 Lockhart, David 104, 297 Loden, Billy C. 87 Loessin, Evangeline 53, 64, 166, 167, 189, 190, 191, 203, 263, 275 Loessin, Fat 87, 168, 169, 263 Loewer, Annette 71 Lofgren, Randy 87, 308 Logue, Walter Benjamin 53 Long, H. Clifford Long, Henry 230, 303 Long, Jennings 87 Long, Linda 87, 311 Long, Mary Alice 105 Long, Nancy Carolyn 53 Long, Orene 105 Lonenz, Alta 87 Loomis, Sharon 87 Loomis, William 105 Looser, Don 71, 280, 314, 315, 317 Lopez, Raymond 71 Louden, John G. 138, 278 Louis, David 87, 274 Lowe, Martha 87 Lowe, Mary Frances 105 Lowrie, Jud J 71 Lucas, Linda 87 Luch, Helen 87 Lucus, Wilson 270, 272 Lumbley, Cecilia P. 71 Lundsford, Jim 87, 242, 276 Lyle, Archie A. 53 Lyle, Pat 87 Lyon, Robert 105 Lyon, Roy 228 -M- Mabray, Jane 143, 269 Mabry, Rnnald Joe , 71 Machost, Larry 143 Macon, Barbara 53 Mack, Tommy 278 Macon, Martha 53 Maddox, Linda Cook 53, 310 Magee, Carolyn 105 Mallow, Francis R. 53 Malone, Henry 0., Jr. 53 Maloy, Mary Ann 105 Makowsky, Milton 228 Maness, Sally 87, 310, 315 Mann, John E. 119 Mann, Lanelle 252, 264 Mangum, Barbara 87 Mankin, Robert 87 Manley, Frankie J. 87 Mann, Lonelle Mann, Marty 105, 297 Marburger, Marian 87, 299 Markham, Jon D. 87 Marshall, Kenneth 87 Martin, Alice K. 87, 296 Martin, Allie 270 Martin, Charles DaVid 138 Martin, Diane 143, 145, 146, 170, 171, 239, 240, 269, 295 Martin, George 87, 276 Martin, B. Jack 138 Martin, Jarrott 121 Martin, Kathy 105, 299 Martin, Martinette 53, 311 Martin, Melba 71 Manin, Nancy Ann 105 Martin, Patsy Ann 53 Martin, Rhett 105 Martin, Robert 87 Martines, Jeordanas 228 Martinez, Pete 105 Martin, Jackie 364 Marx, Susan 54, 177, 182, 269, 317 Mason, Ann 105 Mason, Marlena 71, 262 Mason, Perry 71, 183, 188, 241 Massengale, John Albert 138 Massey, Minnie Elizabeth 54, 283 Masey, Olen 314 Massey, Ouida 104, 113, 179 Masey, Sue 87 Massirer, Mary 71, 301 Massiner, Van D. 87, 229, 303 Mastin, Robert 286 Matchene, Arthur 54 Matthews, Jerry 280 Mathis, Joel 87 Mathews, David 54, 87, 285 Matthews, Jerry Bob 5 , 314 Matthews, Lynn 292 Mathews, Malissa 54 Mathias, David 54 Mathis, Joel 3;: Matsuda, Fujio Alex Matsumoto, Fusae Matsumoto, Kan Maun, George Ann Maun, Margaret Mavizy, Jim Maxwell, Gayle Maxwell, Ramona May, Herman 1., Jr. Mayberry, Aletha Holt Mayers, Bobbie Mayes, Mary Ann Mayfield, Carolyn Mayfield, Dan E, Mayhough, Lonnie Maynard, Creighton Maynard, Joyce Maynard, Robert Mays, Mary Katheryn Meacham, Ray Dan Mead, Barbara Meador, Donna Meador, Joseph Robert Meadows, Sara Meals, Stan Meats, Jane Medlin, Jan Medlock, Marilyn Meek, Ronald Meeks, Randall Mehne, George Ann Mehnerl, Mary Zandi Menzen, Martin Kay Melgren, Walter Bob Mellon, Caroline Mellon, Danny C. Mellon, Sue Mercer, Geraldine Meridilh. Nancy Carryl Merka, Pamela Metcalf, Charles Meyers, Linda Middlebrook, William J. Mike, Princess 54, 71, 54, 88, 121, 54, 88, 72, 309, 88, 186, 269, 283, Milford, Carolyn Miles, Kelly Miles, Myrna Millam, James Miller, Helen Miller, Larry Miller, Leah Kay Miller, Marcia Miller, Marianne Miller, Maurice E. Miller, Michael Miller, Pat Miller, Shirley Mills, Ann1 Mills, Claudia Mills, Judy Mims, George E. Mims, Virgina Minniear, John Ming-Mei, Yong Minter, Tommy Mitchell, Carl Mitchell, Elizabmh Mitchell, Juan Mittel, Margo Mixson, Sheldon Molding, Lavan Modling, Nathan Mogan, jane Elizabeth Munley, Eula Monroe, George A. Monroe, George W. Monroe, Jim Momague, George Montgomery, jnn C. Moody, Edgar Moody, Linda Moody, Miriam 95, 285, 88, 106, 88, 72, 230, 54, 64, 172, 173, 181, 191, 203, 239, 26s, Mooney, Patricia Moore, Brenda Moore, Billy S. Moore, Carol Jean Moore, Donald Bruce Moore, Florence Moore, John Moore, Joyce Elaine Moore, Linda Moore Lu Anne Moore, Mack Moore, Peggy Moore, Roberta Dawn Moore, Ronald Moore, Sam Moore, Terrell Moore, Weldon Moore, William Moore, Weldon Clayton Morales, Gustavo Morales, Linda Mordecai, Don Morgan, jean Ann Morgan, Jimmy Morgan, Judy Morlan, Victor L. Morris, Burley Morris, Emogene 54, 106, 106, 88, 138, 310, 106 138 317 153 55 123 Student Index Morris, Jere 95 Morris, John F. 138, 280 Morris, Melissa 55, 184, 269 Mortion, Bob 138, 270 Morrison, Chrystelle 106 Morrison, Glenn 88 Morrison, Kathy 88, 266 Morrison, Sherry 106 Morriss, Jerry 106 Morrow, Charles Morton, Craig Morton, Diane Mosely, Charles G. 55, 229, 303 88 43, 55, 188, 269 88 Mosely, Louise 55, 314 Moser, Dennis 230 Maser, Martha 106 Mosely, William D. 72 Mosely, Don 72 Motes, Jimmy 55 Motley, Jeanne 106 Motley, Luke 143 Mottet, Betty 88, 266 Mouton, Eda 88, 245 Muirhead, Earlene 88, 263 Muldmw, Alice Sue 55, 266 Muirhead, Betty 138 Muller, David 88, 297 Mund, Rebecca 88, 283 Murdock, Mark 106 Murphy, Jimmy 228 123, 239, 153, 291 Murphy, Johnny 88, 305, 314 Murray, Dwight Myers, Joyce 88, 283 Myers, Mike 123 Myers, Priscilla B. 55, 283, 314 Myers, Sharon 106 Myers, Tommy 88 Myre, B. B. 55 Myrick, Carol Ann 93 Myrick, Susan 106 -Mc4 McAfee, Leah 72 McBurnett, Ted 72, 280 McBumey, Louis 55, 182, 239, 286, 292 McCain, Lloyd H. 230 McCall, Anne 105 McCalley, Charles M. 72 McCarty, Betty 72 McCasland, Nickey 88 McCauley, Dee Ann McClaren, Corwinna Davis McCleary, Laura L 105, 113, 270 55 55, 283, 298 McClellan, Judy 105 McCle1lan, Pat 72 McClendon, Danny 286 McClendon, Robert 124, 239 McClennen, John 88 McClinton, Paul 72, 274 McClure, Betty Lee 88 McCluskey, Barbara 95, 105 138, 189. 203, 262, 272, 270 145, 270, 300 McConathy, Julia Nell McCullough, Mike McCollough, Nancy 310 Mchkle, Roger 88 McCoun, Patricia 105 McCoy, Ralph 105 McCracken, Eugene 120 McCrummin, Robert 308 McCuan, Pat 105 McCullough, Paul Michael 138, 242, 271 McCullough, Robert Alan 55, 308, 314, 315 McCume, Henry Ralph 55 McDaniel, Albert 105 McDanieL Barbara Ann 72 McDaniel, James 105 McDermott, Madeleine 72, 148, 256 McDonald, Frank Alvin 55, 308 McDonald, Dane 105 McDonald, Jacque 105 McDonald, Lewis 138 McDougald, Cindy 105 McEachem, Janice Sue 55 McElfish, Louella Sue 105 McElroy, Babs 105 McElroy, Edgar 105 McFarland, Mary 105 McFarland, Sue 72, 264 McFarland, Virginia 72, 230, 302 McFaul, Donivan 105 McGilvray, Byron 105 McGenniss, Allen 88 88, 269 McGinty, Tish 138, 286, 295 McGregor, john S1 MCGregor, Mary Ann 55 McClinton, Johnnie Wayne 55 McKaig, Luwilda 72, 181, 269, 317 McKee, Carl 105 McKennon, Tom 72 McKethran, Flora Dean 88 MeLarny, Peggy 105 McLauchlin, Hazel 105 McLellan, Patty 302 McLendon, Dan Proctor 55 McLendon, Robert 121 McLeod, Linda 72 McLen-an, Kaye 105 McMahon, Michael D. 128, 227, 242, 176, 303 McMichael, Judy 72, 266 McMillan, Bill 72, 241 bIcMounce, Kenneth 72 McMullan, Bob Anne 105 McMurrey, Allen 119 McMurry, Dean Scott 105 McMuru'y, Janet 143, 265, 296 McNair, William Fred, Jr. 55, 280 McNan, Charles William 55 McNeil, Harold 72 McNeese, Butch 105 McNeil, Marilyn 138 McNeilI, Norita 105 McNeil, Rose 88 McNeill, Sanda 56 McNulty, Judy 88 McReynolds, Melvin 242, 278 McRobens, Ben J. 56 McSpadden, Judy 105 McSpadden, Linda 105 -N- Nail, Nancy 72, 263 Naroujo, Rina 88 Nash, Don 106, 297 Nash, Ed 317 Nash, John 143, 276 Nash, Martha 106, 267, 314 Naylor, Helen 106 Neal, Jack G. 119, 123, 128 Neal, Sylvia 106 Neel, Eldred 143 Neff, Par 88 Nehring, Layton Douglas 106 Neilson, Les 88 Neilson, Samuel 228 Neithercutt, Mark 72, 291 Nelson, Clark 270 Nelson, James 72, 242, 274, 292 Nelson, Phyllis 106 Nelson, Roxie 88 Nelson, Tivis 72 Nelson, William Oren 56, 308 Nelson, William Virgin, Jr. 56 Nettleton, Douglas 138 Neu, Frances 106 Neumann, Donald 143 Newman, Nancy 106 Newman, Shelby Price 56 Newman, Albert H. 72, 230, 303 Newson, Judy 72 Newson, Cecil Thomas 56, 312 Nichols, Bill 270 Nichols, David H. 106, 228 Nichols, Rose 106 Nichols, William 5., Jr. 56 Nicholson, Maxine 151 Nicholson, Barbara 89 Nickols, John M, 56 Niederer, Albert Ray 56 Niederer, Dorothy 106 Nigro, Billie Harryette 56, 269 Noble, 'Brooks 106, 314 Noble, David Z. 56 Noble, James Nobles, Judy 89 Noel, Carol 106 Nogues, Jaques 72 Nolen, Beny Gail 106 Nolen, James Norman, Barbara Norman, June Norris, Fran 72, 230, 303 72 56, 186, 267 43, 56, 182, 243, 251, 256, 266, 267, 301 Norris, Robert Willson 56, 291 Northcuu, Mary Jo 89 Nurwood, Larry 106 Norwood, Mildred E. 56, 301 Nuwlen, Mary Ann 106 Nunn, Barbara 89 Nystrom, David 73 20- Oates, Carol 89, 309 O'Bryant, Mary E. 138 O'Connell, Mike 106 Odom, Jo Ann 56 Odum, Linda 106 Ogata, Edna 153 Odgen, Walker 73 Ogle, Ivanne 267 Ogelsby, Linda 73 Oglethorp, Joyce 89 Ogleuee, Nancy 73, 298 Old, Donna 89 Oldham, Charles 119 Oldham, Harry 272 Olipham, Dardy 106, 113 Olivarez, Aurora D. 138 O'Neal, Peggy 56, 230, 302 01Nea1, Bill 89, 106 O'Quinn, Tom 89 Orbison, Lynn 89, 274 On, Carolyn 107 Osborne, Margaret Louise 56, 283, 318 Osbum, Robert 73 Oswalt, Sonny 280 Otis, Raymond 89 On, William 230 Owens, Esther 107, 114 Owens, June 113, 245 Owens, Lillie Ann Owens, Phyllis 56, 187, 309 107 2122 Pace, Julian Padgett, Linda Padgett, Donald Padgett, Neil H. Pakis, William Palmer, Betty Joyce Palmer, Carrie Palmer, Tom Panter, Marianna Parades, Alice Pardue, Peggy Parham, Dan Paris, Kenneth W. Park, Vicki Parker, Don Parker, Tim Parkes, Glenda Parker, Jim Parker, Malbie Parkinson, Ann Hope Parma, Milton N. Parmele, Richard G. Patron, Barbara Parsons, Lou Anne Palmer, Dennis R. Partain, Wynon Patrick, Don F. Pavliska, Billy Payne, Bettie Lu Payne, Betty Payne, Deanna Stephens Payton, Tyler Pearce, Glenda Pearson, Joan Pearson, Peggy Pease, Evangeline Pease, Sandra Pederson, Peggy Pendergrass, Gini Penick, Norman Pentecot, Mary Jean Perkins, Iris Irene Perry, Carolyn Perry, jetty Perry, Margaret Perry Sid Perryman, Patricia Pesnell, James H. Peterson, Gerry Petty, Linda Peterson, Peggy Peurifoy, Betty Phelson, Harold Phelps, David Phelps, Jim Phenix, Pat L. Philen, Don Philips, Dennis Carter Philips, Don Philips, William Phillips, Bobby Phillips, Jane Phillips, Leslie Philpm, Larry Pickett, Barbara Pickle, Pat Pickles, George R Pierce, David Pierce, John W. Pinchback, Pat Piper, Pat Piper, Richard Pipkin, Wayne Pittard, Lillian Pittman, Paul Vincent Pitts, Bill Placke, William Plemons, Linda Plumb, Ted Ply, Bobby V. Polk, Perry C. Polk, Perry W. Pollard, Susie Pollock, Teddie Pool, Carolyn Pool, Mark Geode Poole, Elinor Poorten, Hein J. Popham, T. W. Porter, Bill Porter, Burr Porter, Cynthia Porter, Sam Portwood, Carol Ann Posey, Elaine Posner, James Potter, C. Burtt, Jr. Powell, Clara Ella Powell, David Powell, John H. Powers, Rom Pratt, Dan Pratt, Neen Pratt, Sharon Prestidge, Billy Preston, Joe Price, Carolyn Price, Charles Price, Linda Price, Paul Raymond Price, Rosemarie Milne: 73 107 9107 73 119, 183 107 89, 304 143 73, 187 107 107 107 73 56, 243, 267 56, 73 107 73' 143 89 56, 275 57 89 138, 296 56 57 89, 297, 318 344 107 89, 263 57 ' 107 89, 310 57 107 107, 297 245 73 57, 291 139, 145, 146, 242, 2 76, 300 189, 239 107 73 351 107, 314 139, 227 107, 245, 266 57 57 nix Priddy, Bill Pridgenn, jane Prodgeon, Judy Prigmnre, Robert Pritchard, Cannon Prock, Charles Moody Pfudy, Thomas Wesley Prock, Sue Proctor, Fairy Nell Prothro, E. Hayes Pullig, Rebecca Purcell, Dorothy Purcell, Mary Purdy, Gary Purvis, Charles Purvis, Margaret Sue Putman, Caron Pymn, George -..Q2 Oualls, Sue Queen, James Queen, Janelle Quinn, Margie 2R2 Rader, Charles Ragland, Sarah Ragsdale, Mary Russell Raley, Fran Rama, Luis Ramsey, Cynthia Ramsey, John Ramsour, Belly Ramsour, David Randean, Beverly Raney, Beverly Range, Juanita Rapp, Tommy Ratliff, Glenn A. Ratliff, Lynpora Ray, Ann- Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray, Raymond, Mallory Read, Evelyn Reagan, Judy Reagan, Margaret Reaves, Carolyn Rector, Suzanne 'Reddell, Judith Ann Red, Donna Louise Reed, Ellen Reece, Robert Reed, Jerry A. Reed, john C. Reed, Ronald Reed, Tom Ed Red, Walter Reeder, Willa May Reese, Baker Reese, Charlene Reeves, Beverly Reeves, Glenda Reeves, Clarence E. Reeves, Glenda Reid, Bennie Reid, Eugene C. Reid, Jimmy Reid, John Reid, Katherine Reid, Tommy Reisacher, Ruth Renberg, Jim Rents, M. D. Reynolds, June Rhea, Barton Rhoades, Mike Rhodes, Sammy Rhoden, Fred Dhoden, Peyton Rice, Frances Rice, Sheila Richards, Kenny Richards, Morris Richardson, Barbara Richardson, Danny Richardson, Michelle Richeson, George Richeson, Mary Beth Richey, Doris Rickels, Rodney Ricter, Ernest Riley, Buddy Riley, Helen Rippy, Derrall Darwin Jerry Ilene Marvin Miriam Richard Rita Rippy, Mary Louise Tanner R1ppy, Vernon Ritchson, Sharon Ritter, Donald Rix, George Marshal Roberson, Glenn Robinson, Archie Robb, Gay Robbins, James Roberson, Barbara 139, 57, 64, 107, 107, 73, 252, 269, 57, 89, 283, 89, 314, 79, 89, 190, 89, 73, 245, 57, 181, 121, 73, 89, 139, 139, 73, 242, 73, . 74, 63, 181, 238, 240, 90, 58, 143, 285, 58, 108, 89 315 314 230 314 57 314 270 299 310 315 269 107 280 107 Student Index Roberson, Dolores 90 Robert, Anthony 74 Robert, Judy .39 Roberts, Claire 74, 269 Roberts, Clarence Roberts, David 102 Roberts, Donald R. 108, '1 Roberts, Gatha 74, 310 Roberts, James 74, 228 Roberts, Jim 108 Roberts, John 108 Roberts, Ruby 90, 245, 299 Roberts, Virginia 108 Roberts, Wayne 90 Robenson, Camille 108 Robertson, Gene Robertson, Gloria 74 Robertson, John 90 Robertson, Billy B. 90 Robinson, Carolyn 90 Robinson, Mack 139, 286 Robinson, William Archie 58, 292, 304 Roche, Robert H. 121 Rodabough, Tillman 58 Roden, Foster 108, 291 Roden, janice 108 Roe, Richard W. 74 Roedcr, Charles 108 Roffis, Paul 308 Rogers, Billy 74, 285, 317 Rogers, Don 90 Rogers, Joe 108 Rogers, Kenneth 90 Rogers, Linda Kay 108, 113, 176 Rogers, Marian Nell 58 Rogers, Mary Ellen 108 Rogers, Merrill 261 Rogers, Nancy 79, 90, 315 Rogers, Sandra Sue 74 Rogers, Symhia 90, 266 Rogers, Will 74, 274 Rogers, William 90 Rogers, Marvin C. 74 Rolicheaux, Eileen 90 Roper, W. C. 74, 285 Roppolo, John W. 74, 65, 251. 252, 286, 78, 24k, 287 Rosenbush, Patricia 108 Rosenthal, Richard 90 Ross, Mary jane 90 Rotan, Patricia 90 Roth, John 227, 303 Roth, Pat 108 Rouse, Bill 90 Rowe, Lou Clair 299 Rowell, Robert Wayne 74 Rowell, Tommy 90 Rowland, Lionel 74 Rowland, Minnie 108 Rowton, Betty Jane 74 Ruckee, amld 108 Rucker, Bill 108 Rucker, Doug 108, 228 Rucker, Frances 108 Rucker, Robert W. 229 Rudd, John 90 Ruffin, Gary 108 Rushing, Barbara 261 Rush, Charles 312 Russell, Bob 74 Russell, Douglas 143, 293 Russell, Floyd, jr. 58 Russell, joseph 108 Russell, Linda 108, 314 Russell, Mary Lillian 90 Rust, Malcolm 228, 229, 303 Rutledge, Joan 108 Ryan, Pat 90 Ryan, Tommy 108 Ryberd, Jude 108 232 Sagely, John D. 139 Sailor, Wilson David 58 Salmans, Larry David 58, 227 Salmans, Marilyn 58 Salter, Gennell 108, 296 Sammnn, Bobby 108, 229 Samples, Linda 90, 244, 245, 261 Samuel, jeri 108 Sanchez, joe 90 Sanders, Donald 121 Sanders, Jerry L. 58 Sanders, john 119, 123, 125, 185, 241 Sanders, Patricia 74 Sanders, Steven H. 58 Sanford, Carey 90 Santucho, Oscar 42, 301 Spaugh, Marvin 90 Sasser, Sarah Beth 108, 299 Satterfield, Louis 121 Sauer, Roberta 108 Savelle, Rosemary 58, 309 Saxon, Thurman 90 Schell, George 74 Schmaker, George 143, 276 Schoen, Joseph 74 Schrade, Bobby Don 143, 295 Schultz, Lynette 90 Schrimcher, Ken 74 Schulze, Barbara 74 Schwetmann, Herb 90, 312 Scott, Bonnie 143 Scott, Bryan 121 Scott, Darlene 90 Scott, Jimmy 270 Scott, Joan R. 58 Scott, John 123 Scott, John Don 108 Scudder, Jan 90 Scale, Floyd E. 58 Scale, Mary 90 Seale, Robert Sealoch, Marilyn 90 Searcy, Rachel 74 Sears, Sandra 149, 151 Sears, Stephen 58, 315 Seay, Sandy 58 Seegar, Ann 108 Seewald, Alice 230 Segrest, Robert 74 Self, Ronny 143 Selz, Nina 90, 264 Sermas, Gus 286 Sewell, James 139 Shackleford, Bill 242, 274 Shahan, Jamie 261 Shahan, Tulisha 108 Shamburger, Carl M. 58 Shannon, James 90 Shannon, Virginia 74, 230, 302 Sharley, Samuel Sharlene 58, 261 Sharp, Emmett F. 42 Shaw, Kay 74 Shearon, Paula 74 Shearer, Tommy 90 Sheets, William C. 90 Shelburne, Kay 108 Shelby, Edward 228 Shelton, Dolores 74 Shelton, Mary Jo 58, 318 Sheridan, jack 123 Sheridan, Mary Beth Wilkinson 58 Sherrill, Bobby D. 139, 280 Shipley, Don 109 Shipp, Martha Elaine 58 Shipper, Gloria 109 Shirley, Betty 305 Shirley, Billy Don 109 Shoberg, Richard 109 Shotwell, Mary Ann 109 Shuffield, Charles 139, 185, 187, 239, 286, 300 Shugart, Jull 90 Sierra, Luis 139 Sikes, James Thomas, Jr. 58, 281 Silver, Arthur Burr 59 Silver, Linda 90 Simmonds, Sue Beth 91 Simons, Don 312 Simnacher, Patricia Ann 59 Simms, james 74, 109, 286 Simms, Sue 59, 266, 301 Simmons, Steve 74, 281, 305 Sims, Beth 109 Sims, Robert 109 Sinclair, Larry 91 Sinclair, Lonnie 42 Sipes, Sherron 74, 187, 269, 286 Sirois, Bunnie 109 Sissell, Don W. 139, 281 Skelton, Bernard F. 139 Skelton, Madora 91, 269 Skellon, Thomas 109 Skiles, Elwin 109 Skinner, Jack 109, 272 Skyles, Elein Slate, Naomi Jean 190 Slatlery, Leighton 74 Slavens, Tamara 109, 266 Sloan, Jarred 143, 277, 293 Slover, David 2 , 293 Smalley, Roy 91 Smart, Dennis 109 Smart, Sandra 74, 264 Smith, Ann 91 Smith, Barbara Karen 109 Smith, Bennes K. 91 Smith, Billie 74 Smith, Bonnie 74, 183, 317 Smith, Breq-da 74, 299 Smith, Buduy 91 Smith, Charlene 91 Smhh, Charles E. 91, 229 Smith, Clyde 303, 312 Smith, Doug R. 109, 143, 230 Smith, Frank H. 184 Smith, Fred Smith, Gail 109 Smith, Glen Layton 59 Smith, Gloria 109 Smith, Gordon T. 139, 285 Smith, Jack 74, 286 Smith, James 91, 109 Smith, Janelle 91 Smith, Kay 304 Smith, Joe Kenneth 59, 203, 280 Smith, John E. 139 Smith, John Frederick 59 Smith, Judy 91, 229, 230, 302 Smith, Kay 74 Smith, Linda Marie 59, 283 Smith, Lucia 109 Smith, Margie 91, 283 Smith, Mary Ann 91 Smith, Mollie 74 Smith, Paula Beth 109 Smith, Paula Louise 109 Smith, Richard Smith, ' Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Sallie Ellen Sandy Louise Sandy 0:0 Sandra Sharon Shirley Susan Thomas C., Jr. Smith, Shirley Smith, William O. Smitherman, Bill Snavely, Willam Riley Sneed, Don Sneed, Ann Snelson, Jeanee Snod ms, Bonita Snoo , Barbara Ann Snooks, Marjorie Snowden, Susie Sparks, Beverly Sorrell, Sue Sossaman, Joy Souter, jimmy Sparks, Beverly Sparks, Jamie Sue Spears, David W. Speck, Lee Speck, Linda Speck, Nelda Faye Speed, Nelson Speer, Janiene Speight, Gloria G. Spencer, Bennie Spencer, Jerry Spencer, Jean Morgan Sprouls, Elizabeth Spurlock, Emily Squire, David 90'. Stafford, Ruth Staggers, Pauline Jones Staggs, Kay Staley, Martha Standly, Beverly Standley, Robert, 111 Stanford, joe Stanley, John Stanley, Larry Stanley, Ronnie Stansburg, George Stapleton, Sid Stark, Yvonne Starling, Darwin Stames, Margaret Starr, Larry Stauffer, Paula Steams, Elizabeth Steckelberg, Waunda Stedman, Ken Steele, Susan Elinor Steelman, Frank Steere, Sharron Stephenson, Ann Stephenson, Mary Sterling, Cappie Stevens, Orrin C. Stevens, Paul M., Jr. Steward, Vera Stewart, Jack Stewart, jerry R. Stewart, Johnnie R. Stewart, Nancy Kay Stiles, Sharon Stimson, Gayle Stirmon, Nancy Stobaugh, Gary Stockton, Caml Stockton, M. J, Stohler, Leonard Ray Stokes, George Stone, Linda Smne, Joy Stone, Wayne Storms, Sammy Story, Cozette Stosser, Ruth Stovall, Everert 43 Stovall, Leah Elizabeth 60, 252, 269, 304 Slratton, Cliff Leland Stribling, Mary Anne Strahan, Kenneth Stralh, Robert Stralton, Cliff Leland Strickland, Bill Stripling, Bob Strong, David Truett Sturgell, Charles Sullivan, Pat Sullivan, Tom Summers, Margaret Sumrall, Doyle D., Jr. Sumrall, Wanda Surles, Harold Brady Swain, Brenda Swain, johnny Swindall, Wayne Sutton, John Sutton, Patsy Swearingen, Carolyn Swean, Barbara 59 109, 314 91, 310 59, 244, 266 74, 184, 299, 517 244, 245 109 43, 59, 243, 262 109 91 59, 286, 287, 305, 314 296 59 121, 124 60 75 109 143, 127, 266 91 91 75, 311 109 265 59, 304 109 91 75 109 59 305 75 42 75 59 75 143, 276, 293 1 109, 267 91 109 123 59, 286, 301 153 91 42 91 109 75, 265 91 91 143 109 91 59, 274 272, 291 75, 310 109 75 109 60 91 1 60 109 291 75 60 189 75 60 109 75, 230, 302 109 153 60 60 60, 286, 314 109 109, 291 60 75, 274 91 91 262 Swift, Laura Swingler, Billy R. Swinney. Jerry Swogetinsky, Dorothy Sybert, 'Bob T Tabb, Ann Tachebana. Marian Tacker, William Tadlock, Paula Taggarl, Barbara Tait, Mary jane Talbert, M1110 Talkingmn, Clement Tally, Richard Talus, Barbara Tankersly, 10311 Tanner, Muriel Tapley, Berta Tapley, Bill Tam, Peggy Tam, William B., Jr. Tate, Guinn D. Taylor, A! Taylor, Ann Taylor, Charles W. Taylor, Dolores Taylor, Emily Taylor, Joebie Taylor, Jane Taylor, joe Taylor, Josephine Taylor, Judith Taylor, Katherine Taylor, Kay Taylor, Mary Beth Taylor, Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Nancy C Taylor, Richard Taylor, Sue Teachelor, Ellen Teague, Randolph Tedford, Joan Telger, Carol Tellinger, Carolyn Templeton, Jerry Templeton, Nancy Terrill, Roby Terry, Lucile Terry, Sam Terry, Victor Tetens, Sidney E. Teufel, Virginia Teu, Don Thames, Barney Thames, Bill Thames, Jennelyn Thaxton, Gale Thigpen, Jane Thompson, Joe Thomas, Betty Ruth Thomas, Bobby Thomas, Gary Thomas, Kenneth Lee Thomas, Kenny Thomas, Larry S. Thomas, Mac Thomas, Mile Thomas, Michael Thomas, Pat Thomas, Patricia Thomason, Linda Thomason, Patricia Thompson, Bob Thompson, Bobby Thompson, Bruce Thompson, Carol Thompson, joe Thompson, Robert E. Thompson, Russell Thompson, Steve Thompson, Tommy Thornberry, Owen, Jr. Thornberry, Patricia Thornhill, Joan Thornton, Harold Thornton, Joe Frank Thornton, Kenneth Thornton, Peggy Thurmond, Frances Thweatt, John H. Thwean, Mary Elizabeth Tllhnghast, Jan 92, 244, 245, Tillman, Massie Timlin, Sherry Tims, Linda Tinnin, Lynda Tlnsley, Richard 91, 75, 60, 243, 43, 139, 287, 91, 43, 60, 243, 252, 256, 91, 75, 283, 91. 302, 110, 110, 60, 243, 244, 149, 75, 149, 91, 139, 60, 60, 269, 110, 265, 75, 242, 92, 267, 60, 123, 110, 299. 143, 75, 189, 270, Tomlin, Dailene 75, 302, Tompkins, Aura Lea. 243, Todd, Edward Tolbert, Beryl Ann Touton, Kay Townsend, Gloria Tracey, Nancy 110, 176, Traughber, Symha 60, 133, Traviland, Connie 109 143 Student Index Travis, Betty 139 Treadway, J. E. 110 Trent, James G, 75 Trickey, Jean 60 Tse, Daniel Chic-Wai 61 Tseng, George 42, 298 Tubbs, Charles 230 Tubb, Sam H. 61, 75 Tucker, Aubrey 144 Tucker, Shirley 61, 283, 301 Tucker, Una Rae 92 Tully, Douglas 75 Tunnell, Norman 110 Turner, Bob 364 Turner, Frank 144 Turner, Gloria 92, 299 Turner, James Seal 61 Turner, Judy 75 Turner, Luther 76 Turner, Nadine 110 Turner, Sandra 149, 151 Turrentine, Joe Max 110 Tye, Julia 92 Tye, Kenneth 276 Tyler, Margaret 110 -U4 Uhlaender, Ted 270 Ulitz, Suzanne 92 Underwood, Ginger 92, 314 Upchurch, Barbara 92 Upshaw, Sandra 92, 244, 245 Usher, Billie 76 Utsey, John B. 139 2V2 Vanarsdale, Gene F. 61, 298 Van Beek, Ann 110, 251, 266 Vandeman, Thomas 61 Vandiner, Sherrie Ann 110, 297 Vandygriff, Torance 110 Vann, Bertha 110 Van Matte, Ann 61 Varnell, Martha 76, 309, 311 Varner, James 110 Vaughn, Joe 76 Vaughn, June 110 Vaughn, Marilyn Ann 61 Vaught, Carl 287 Vaughters, Jimmy 110 Veils, Bernice 305 Vela, Elia 110 Vestel, Lillie 110 Vick, Sandra 110 Vincent, Carol 76, 250, 263 Vinson, J. Ronald 61, 318 -WH Waddell, jerry 76, 244, 283 Waddell, W. Mark 76 XVadle, Richard Clinton 61 Wadsworth, Douglas 121 XVagnpr, Loretta 92 Waggoner, Pat 92, 269 Wagster, Janet 61 Wake, Byron 144, 293 Wakefield, Bobby D. 139 Wakefield, Gayle 110 Walden, Benton 110 Walden, LaNell 92 Waldrep, Patrick 42 Waldrip, John B. 228 Waldrip, Johnny 111 Waldrop, Anne 144 Walker, Brenda 92, 261 Walker, Dot 111 Walker, James 119, 298 Walker, Patty 152 Walker, Nelda 76 Wall, Betty Lynn 113 Wall, Ella 111 Wall, Joe 76 Wallace, Charles 119, 124, 125, 239 Wallace, Dick 277, 293 Wallace, Gayle 315 Wallace, Paula 76, 245 Wallace, Richard E. 139 Waller, Jimmy 92 Walling, Tom 271 Walsh, Jerry 366 Walthall, Marilyn 76, 301 Waltrip, J. William 121 Wang, Ellen Marie 61 Ward, Diane 111 Ward, Emily 111 Ward, Jack 271, 272, 367 Ward, Malcolm 92 Ward, Nila 144 Ward, Peggy 92 Warden, Randall 76 Ware, Barbara 144 Ware, Douglas 111 Ware, Doyle 76 Ware, Norman D. 230 Warren, David 111 Warren, Kenneth 92 Warren, Robert 92 Warren, William Washington, Lynda Washburn, Pat Waters, Ann Waters, Anna Lake Waters, Sandy Wathen, Ann Watkins, Gayle Watkins, Joan Watkins, Lavelle Watkins, Rosemary Watson, Ellen Watson, Jerry P. Watson, jerry W. Watts, Georgia Watts, Jenny Weathersby, Jane Weaver, Barbara Weaver, Mary Lois Webb, Dale Webb, Eleanor Weber, Charlane Weber, Jeroy Webster, Martha Weed, Allen Weed, Martha Weekley, Fred Weeks, Larry Boyd Weilburg, Dick Weir, Nancy Weir, Virginia Welhausen, Charlotte Wells, Charles Wells, Leslie Wells, Marilyn Wells, Roland West, Caroline West, Grady West, Harold West, John West, La Dawn West, Larry West, Mary West, Royce Westbrook, Jim Westbrook, Marianna Westbrook, Richard Wester, Sammie Westerfield, Nancy Carol Westergard, Patty Westmoreland, Jim Westmoreland, Louis Westmoreland, Perry Wharton, George Whatley, Patricia Wheeler, Sandra Wheetly, Sandra White, Albert L. White, Annabel White, Charlene D. White, Curtis Ballard White, Harold D. White, Darrell White, Jane McFarland White, White, White, White, Martha Anne White, Mary Lynnell White, William Whitesides, Jenny Whittenton, James Whiteside, Ralph Whitfield, Randall Whittle, Carlene Whitman, Beverly Whitman, Wesley H. Whonon, Sonny 76, 189, Wiese, Maurina K. Wilbur, Sammy Wilcher, Novanell Wilcox, james Wilkening, Patricia Wilcox, Linda Wilkerson, Kay Nan Wilkes, Judy Wilhite, Sheridan L. Wilkins, Jerry Willands, Anthony Douglas W'illers, Anne Willi, Betty Lou Williams, Betsy Williams, Carolyn Williams, Charlie Ray Williams, Comer Williams, David Williams, Durwood Williams, Jack Williams, Jerry D. Williams, Jimi Ann Williams, John Howard Williams, Juanita Williams, Julia Adelle Williams, Karen Kay Williams, Lauretta Williams, Linda 92, 61, 245, 269, 76, 76, 252, 265, 61, 230, 92, 292, 61, 92 144, 189, 242, 27f, , 76, 250, 111, 245, 92, 92, 61, 271, 61, 310, 111, 92, 76, 245, 92, 92, 92, 187, 283, 203, 111, 192, 274, 62, 76, 76, 111, 92, 281, 292, 62, 238, 93, Williams, Stan Williams, Tolton Williams, Theodore R. Williams, Norma Williams, Walter Williamson, Byme Williamson, David Williamson, Paul 'Williamson, Stuart Willingham, Helen Willis, Byron Willis, Gary Willis, Joy Beth Wills, Gayle Willy, Linda Wilshire, Janice Elaine Wilson, Bobbie Sue Wilson, Charles Nathan Wilson, David Wilson, Diane Wilson, Elbert Wilson, Jackie Wilson, Foster Wilson, Frank Wilson, Joe Robert Wilson, Len Wilson, Marilyn Wilson, Sue Wilson, William Wiman, Nancy Wimberley, James Winburne, Charlotte Windebank, Kay Winder, Anna Winn, Claudia Wise, Kenneth Wiseman, Barbara Ann Wisenbaker, Marlin Wisenbaker, Mittie Wisener, Fred D. Wisener, Gary Wisener, Jane Neill Witaker, Mary Helen Witcher, Albert Wofford, Jerry 76, 76, 271, 79, 93, 111, 144, 111, 111, 140, I40, 239. 76, 177, 269, Wolf, Diane 76, Wolfe, Nora Estelle 42, Wolilarsky, Karen Elizabeth Wnlitarsky, William John Wong, Edna 62, Wang, james S. W. Wood, Carole Wood, Diane Wood, Dick 93, Wood, Idalia 93, Wood, Eugene Wood, Kathy 93, Wood, Lageretta Wood, Nolan Earl, Jr. Wood, Patricia Wood, Sonora Woodrum, Robert Woods, Ed Woods, Barbara W'oods, Sheri Wooley, Malcolm Worrell, Nancy Wright, Charley Wright, George Wright, John Wright, Judy Wright, Dalph Wright, Wilborn Caly, Jr. Wroten, Karen Wuensche, Richard Wyatt, Stephenie Wyatt, Shirley Wyatt, Stephanie Wynn, Carolyn 144, 145, 263, 149, 76, 237, 146, 177, 263, 111, 93, 64, 263, 2Y2 Yancy, Bob Yarbrough, Diane Yeager, Ronald M. Yell, Raymond Yerkes, William Yim, Nelson C. F. Young, Alice Young, Carolyn Young, Clement Young, David Young, David Young, Gloria Young, Grace Young, James C. Young, john Young, Shelia Youngblood, Nancy Yount, Camille 76, 123, 93, 93, 239, 240. 275, 309, 244, 310, 93, 180, 244, 2Z- Zauntash, Kim Ziegler, Ann Zvolanek, Ervin 111 151 275 293 281 299 283 296 265 111 123 261 151 292 277 314 303 111 299 111 93 304 228 93 283 111 93 1 52 292 Colorpress, Inc. 672l NORTH LAMAR ' AU STIN. TEXAS Mkkd ,3 Baylor wz u...- niversty nineteen hundred and 5ixty .....-..g W. .. A W
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