Baylor University - Round Up Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1964 volume:

uuguu-n,,,,.:a....T,W., ,,..,...-,, L. M V 4, ll A L. , , nf.. , 9- N V ki N 3: x THE ROUND UP Judy Reddell Rosemary Mo Ed f Edifor Managing Buildings for eHer Baylor liairdirxv it ,ihvkt V fv,- in U1 - . ,,. - 'f 1 , W i K ' ...W -....... - -- Na+.. .-.f , A universiiy is a concenrralion of growing pains. A Freshman comes as a child and is prodded, forged, and hammered info an individual. Old concepls are discarded. New ones are erecied. The finished prod- ucl is much more rhan a degree: il is a person who is ready 'ro give pari of himself lo life. Physically, ihe uniyersiiy musl also experience growing pains. The old, lhe iradilional, musi be re- placed by ihai which will accommodale expanding needs. During l963e64, Baylor has grown and changed. New buildings-lhe McLean Science Building, ihe l-lealih Cenier, lhe healing plant and las? year lhe New Women's Dormiiory-have arisen lo meel lhe needs of modern educaiion. A new mall has been added lo enhance lhe beauly ol Jrhese newcomers. The I964 Baylor Round Up has ailempied lo reilecl and presenl lo you a piclure of Baylor's new face. Fit' 1 DEDICATION . . . Dr. W. P. Ball, 94-year-old Cleburne physician and Baylor's oldesl aclive gracluale, has been a benelaclor ol Baylor and Baylor sludenls lor many years. l-lis gills and endowmenls have included lhe W. P. Ball Nursing Scholarship, lhe W. P. Ball Apprecialion Fund, and lhe Johnson Counly Medical Memorial Fund lor iunior and senior medical sludenls and inlerns al lhe Baylor Medical School in l-louslon. Since l942, when Dr. Ball lirsl eslablished a scholarship lund al Baylor, one lo I2 sludenls have been enabled lo allend lhe universily each year as a resull ol his conlribu- lions. Mosl ol lhese sludenls have been young men, londly relerred lo by Dr. Ball as my Baylor boys. l-lis gills lo Baylor over lhe years lolal more lhan 5429.000 We proudly dedicale lhe ICP64 Baylor Round Up lo a loyal and generous Baylor ex, Dr. W. P. Ball. Dr Ball and Preszdent Abner V McCall at a Homecoming Dr' Ball fleftj received an honorary LL'D' from Baylor Luncheon zn Dr Ball s honor m 1962' Dr. W. P. Ball Contents 108 Student Life. . . . . . 8 Limelight. . . .72 Athletics .... . . football . . . 114 basketball . . . 137 baseball. . . 149 other sports . . . 157 The University .... . . 266 administration . . . 269 school of law . . . 291 arts 8 sciences . . . 299 school of business . . . 377 school of nursing . . . 397 - - Organizations. . . . . . 72 social clubs . . . 174 service clubs . . . 197 professional 81 honorary music . . . 237 religious . . . 241 government. . . 249 military . . . 253 publications . . . 259 217 ri-'J I I' fa -62 in I , ,,LL 3 x Q .1 ' MWF ,,,. ,.k. A . 'Wfvsfwi .K.., - fx 3 r i,,,'if y The Universily in essence, derives i+s characfer 'from lhose who comprise i+. The ac+ivi'I'ies of a school year are a s+ruc+ure around which are woven many diverse personalilies. Sludenl' life lells lhe sfory of 'rhese in- dividuals who' comprise wha+ is lcnown as The slu- denl' body. 5 , J K ? 4 Apprehensively, afraid, fall rnorfars fhe firsf sfone info ifs place. The blueprinf is uncerfain. Evenfs fhaf happen every year will fie fogefher fhe uniqueness of fhis one. Unpredicfalole. 'rime awaifs. A season, a semesfer, a year, undefinalole unfil revealed. lies before us in ifs raw maferials. We will build, we will be builf. And af fhe finish everyfhing will be changed fhough nofhing will be differenf. in The New Year The 'Faces of slrangers under slime caps are a maze of uncerlainly. A freshman leaves sheller 'ro be buill info a shelfer. He leaves old relalionships +o build meaningful new ones. He leaves a child's world 'ro build a per- son who will inhabil' and give himself 'ro a world 'rhal oflen will no+ even lcnow he is There. He leaves a world of acceplance To come To grips wilh a world where acceplance and reieclion wear Twin guises and reveal 'rheir 'rrue nalures wifh cruel unprediclabilily. The firsl sleps of his lransilion To malurily come as he enfers college. The nonsense and gaiefy of being a slime will be remembered as parl of Jrhe somebody he is soon fo discover himself 'ro be. Of Registration . . . his 1 The first of the Baylor lines stretches from the theater to Tidwell. , .m...3w H-W fund!- 'X How long must we wait? Now if I can just get it paid for . . . YH: 1 ,Rfk-iii do I have to share my ella with a irl An afternoon of informal fun relieves registration headaches BSU County Fair --1-flare 'Mm 'W .. . 1, 1 I Y New -Q-'1 m ff ' ' vw' we.,.5 5 'Willi -- iw, A g ' Oh, boy! Pork chops for dinner. El to First Week Flurrxs Campaign posters clutter the campus. I5 Presiclenfs Reception Honors New Students s Don,t spill it. Now what was that phone number again? ' r--'-sz President McCall and Student Body president Bill Daniel welcome a new student. and Class Rivalry Unites Them Tliey said llwe Judge Baylor 'iiglii was loo dangerous, so 'llie iradiiional siruggle io crown ilne noble siarue wiiln a slime cap was abandoned for a more refined form oi Freglnman-Sophomore rivalry. Minglewood Bowl became The scene oi ilwis friendly, dignified coniesi. Nobody really lcnows who won. To the victor . . . 'r is , i. L w v Even in the most civilized societies . . evidences of barbarism will creep out Foofball Season Sparks Baylor Spirit . . . To fry +0 define fooiball season al' Baylor before if happens is like Jrrying io describe a building a'Her only seeing Hs address in ihe phone book. A foolball season, involving campus a++i+ude as much as afhlefic excellence, can be delermined only as il' reveals ilsell. The ac+ivi'ries of The fall generally revolve around The a+hle+ic underfalcings. 5 Pep rallies, somerimes lively, somelimes indifferenr . . . The bears, pacing in +heir cages or posfed in a more prominenl campus localion . . . l-lalfflime acliviiies, mums, and exci+emen'r . . . The inlensily 'ro which The enlhusiasm will climb cannof be predic+ed from one game To +he nex'r. I+ is 'lhe infangible, common bond of a universily 'ro Hs foolball Jream. Mop up time at the bear pit. I8 N' 3 K Ann Highrabedian crowns Freshman Football Queen Margie 0,Brian. Ifs hog-killin, time! International Students Capture Spotlight . . . fUpper leftj Tak-Shing Choi climbs a tree to take pic- tures. fUpper rightj Marian Kline chats with Wendy Cheung of Hong Kong at the B.S.U. sponsored picnic for Inter- national Students. fmiddlej Hyon-Tak Synn of Korea and Mrs. Ray Vickrey enjoy the International Student Banquet. fbottomj Mary Zumot of Jordan prepares an American hot dog. 20 wr an they E iap I 'gi fel :gk mari Alpha Phi Omega sponsors blood alrive. gl' . New 1 Alpha Omega honors faculty members with a tea. Rush and fall pledging come as clubs select new lI1ClIIlI6fS. s Club Activities Serve Campus jeg! R Z E 1' 2 E' fe 15, liz nh P Homecoming 1963 Homecoming . . . Why do fhey all come back? Are fhey frying fo find somefhing fhaf is losf, fo remember somefhing fhaf is forgoffen? Whaf do fhey see? Homecoming . . . The pasf whispers. Buf we are now . . Homecoming . . . A bonfire reflecfed in eyes. Expecfafion, nosfalgia, sharing, reflecfed in eyes. The old, The confinuing, burns ifs way info new places. New . . . Walls begin fo crumble, Sharing begins. Courage fo see, fo care, fo acf, fo change. Baylor Homecoming . . A glance af yesferday. Yef bravely New sfones musf be added. Tomorrow does nof creafe ifself. An unending, frenzied preparafion. .ij Q, 2' W , 4. or T so sf, if .. Q we T Q s,,,L Q ' , -Wir., s 4' . '.,yiv.A ,WJ K I ' V' f iw , ,Vi-we M by lit. ,M ,gh ,, ' VM-,.,,MQ A X fish ' 'im ' f25,,j?1 AZ ' ,. iw' NW wlidlf' A 7.-' TTAl :MTV V 'k55'1T.5 ..-,. 5- T- - '- A ni- .nf-. .. 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X .wk What do you mean we don't have any more green float paper? 26 kxvv Ingenuity is stretched to its limits so that a Young Republican can ride the elephant Let's quit that neckingl AQ Nominee Robin Middleton Reigns as Queen Alpha Omega float featured a carousel. if W Second place: Alpha Phi Omega fLeft to rightl Circle K, Chi's, School of Nursing, Young Democrats if onaf Third place: Baylor Young Republicans Sophomore Class Phi Beta Mu A'l Baylor Recreation Alpha Kappa Psi Eff -GR ' KJ 'N Wiz --uni fn? a Esquire Pi Alpha Lambda Phi Mu Alpha Senior Class Taurus l Atheneans Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight T ri-D Delta Alpha Pi Junior Class Kappa Kappa Psi International Club Freshman Class Kappa Theta Delta Sigma Pi Lambda Sigma Chi Nose Brotherhood Qs 3 I Q , f ff ji ni K 1 iff' M '5f --3 ,I ' ' 1 as ! I, -g. j K. , V P A s 1. X 'Wi fn! 5. K '1 Q xx if S 9 Mk Jr xii, fm f fix 'Wig X . 2 3 ,i E? 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CondiTions became so chaoTic ThaT several STudenT Congressmen devised a sysTem oT numbered 'lTickeTs Tor places in line. ln TacT, by The Time The TirsT Ticke-T was sold, places in line were already selling Tor exorbiTanT prices. The same TanaTic spiriT pervaded The campus The enTire week, as Baylor sTudenTs scenTed Their TirsT SouThwesT ConTerence Championship since l924. The subiecT oT almosT every conversaTion was The Game. The bricks sTacked along The new mall were arranged on The sidewalk To spell ouT spiriT slogans. STudenTs gladly paid Tor The privilege OT using a sledgehammer on an orange car provided by The Esquire Club. In a mammoTh pep rally on Thursday nighT. sTudenTs-and Townspeople -held a Tuneral Tor Bevo in downTown Waco beTore snakefdancing back To The campus. There was hardly a soul on campus while The pep rally was going on. On SaTurday morning The AusTin highway was a virTual parade oT Baylor cars. When iT was all over and our Bears had Tinally been con- Tained in The Tinal seconds oT The game, sTudenTs realized ThaT They had been Through a week ThaT would probably never be du'plicaTed. 1 ' - Baylor Trustees Vote to Integrate Officials to Devise Program for Policy The Baylor Board of Trustees voted Friday to inte- 'rate the school, the world's largest Baptist institution f higher learning. The board approved the majority report of a commit- ee named a year ago. The report said that neither race .or color be a factor to be considered in the admission of ualified students to Baylor University. The university, which has an enrolment of about OOO students on its cam- . . ' M ll ld h uses at Waco, Dallas and Cca ' m his report' to t e trustees that Baylor must not I 'l h Ocfiifosxtctvgigfelglzxtulgdir mfg! only have additional funds, but i on of resident Abnr p - J hat it must seek continually to r its staff and fur' in the irpr 'fifionf 11' will Night School Signs Negroes This semester, for the first time in Baylor's history, Negro students have been accepted for classes on the Baylor campus. l'nivcrsity officials said Tucs- iiity that four or five Negroes have been acccptr-cl for classes with the Evening Division. Most ' Lewin are teachers and arr- mg work toward graduate de- l'1't':. iNi'?l'f A 'OilllP ' ' lu :iz l New Health Center Opens 4233 X mug ftzfwffre .s y. tl.-ar W ' 32 un I ,Z Autumn Aufurnn is Na+ure's gracious ending of a iove aFfaIr begun in spring. B.S.U. Sponsors World Emphasis Week Convenfion Elecfs McCall President President Abner V. McCall returns from the Baptist General Convention of Texas after being elected its president. John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1917 - 1963 Eloquence is foolery For lhinqs llial are Really. Fluenl lonques babble sillily ancl prellily even smarlly maybe even wisely Head lo lonque lo ear. A Thinq An Evenl A Feeling A Reaclion Inside . . H' is Really. And Jrongues clie. The flag in front of Paz Neff Hall flies at half mast as the campus pays tribute. Artists and Lecturers Y Henri Honneger, cellist Sir Charles Tennyson Q J? Q Loala Grace Erdman, author Dr. Willard Libby kg.-ww- ' C- Y. N b , . J 3-.,. Q Q. ,W ,M l.,od'A WINTER H fa z A ggi- -A s ' .wg , Nw., qw ,, 'W - H-7' U 55 5 JP.. L, ,V gi a eg ,1 4, , Z ,w K My NS , fe ,wizqg g H-QS. wx sfgi fe- lf - f 2 Y sis - Christmas Comes fo Baylor Clirislrnas . . . a 'rirne of giving, a once-a-year lime, invades Baylor willw ils conlagion, Shirley Yang of l-long Kong super- vises llie ereclion of llwe Union Building's gianf Clwrislmas lree lupper rigl1+l.A door in a girls' dorrnilory expresses a Chris?- mas wislw lmiddlel. Engaged in Clwrisfrnas shopping, Donna Davidson munclwes a pepperrninf slick lbollornl. Below, flue gill-wrapping deparlrnenl of ine Boolc Slore overflows willw evidences of llie Clirisfmas spirif al Baylor. , ff ,fx ff .ssi fs, f ., fi? ,por f 'y I , C! i idbffg, s,ss i fn v Y 6 2100411 J if ff' , 1 ff, 5 The Lettermen Choose Baylor Beauties Baylor Beauty nominees chat with The Lettermen and Miss Ann Davis, beauty nominee, is interviewed by the judges. members of the Round Up Staff at the annual tea. Baylor Beauty fill Day receives con- gratulations. Q 1 t r 5 The Lettermen entertain the audience following At a candlelight buffet sponsored by the Athenean Club the presentation. The Lettermen give an informal concert. 40 While Snow Falls an fx, Vw i Students Study for Finals This is stuffying forfinals? Now VI can just remember my a1fti1fity number . . . Congress Sponsors Leakey Leadership Lab The Lealcey Leadership Laboraiory, sponsored by Siudeni Congress, offered an opporiunify for siudenis 'ro evaluale Themselves as individuals in a group siiuaiion. As They infer- acied in small discussion groups. delegales lo rhe lab became aware of personal abililies and deficiencies in ihe areas of leadership and human relaiions. Members of Sludeni Con- gress, as well as represenialives of oiher campus organiza lions, pariicipaied in Jrhis experimenl in group dynamics. Johnny Mitchell, Joy Daniel, Carol Toland, foe Breed, Diane Young, Paul Currier, lo Smith, Bill Iustice, and Siegfried Rupp exchange ideas in a discussion group. , Among other things, delegates learned the art of follow the leader. The spring semester introduced a new, time-saving system of registration. Registration Again iuzuu 11:00 Spring Rush I do And Pledging Kappa Theta Names Valentine Sweetheart Miss Liz Brazell is selected as Valentine Sweeth t Sh p t a' the Esq CHF. 6 VE FGSEH, P n't know how Igot here. Let me 0 t ff Whom Say Ye . . .? Religious Focus Weelc aT Baylor is a period of em- phasis upon ThaT in man which aslcs why? As a sTudenT builds inTo an individual, This quesTion ham- mers mercilessly upon The sTrucTures he has TenTa- Tively planned. Focus Weelc aims To guide The sTu- denT in evaluaTing These sTrucTures, so ThaT he can Tear down Those which are inadequaTe, reinforce Those which are viTal, and consTrucT new ones which are meaningful. This year. Focus Week led sTudenTs To deTermine how They as individuals rela+ed To The quesTion, Whom say ye . . . ThaT you are, ThaT oThers are, ThaT God is, ThaT ChrisT is. 77 Students question Dr. Samuel Southard of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary following a seminar K sis ii i Y' rf ' IL X . ,f .,.f E E 'fee in 1' . M . ex K -1.i .. A A L-swf 'fe ifyl ,A 'i 4. T c f T ' is-all ,,.. . . Meb Beall and Doc Powell, Focus Week co-chairmen. 46 SAY Focus Week committee members discuss plans for the week. .w Dr. Samuel Prortor leads a senzimzr on the Bible. Focus Week 47 Music: lsaac Stern Visifs Campus Dean Sternberg goes over the score of Mendel- sohnis Violin Concerto with Mr. Stern at pre- concert rehearsal. McLean Science Building ls Dedicated ww Q' i i W Mrs. Marrs McLean listens while dedication speaker presents upcoming scientific developments. 91 .ggi WF af, .. f f J Q if Us we Warm 'H g W Q iw -M, fi wx if 'W' KEN 4 f' f 1 X s is 3 'add' ., 3 f ' 'I' , - A ., ff' A A mi M ' .. k 2 A K , W L,'-' A tk af 'SW I .5 s if 4 5, A New Season . . . Spring comes willn green and puddles and smells of Things growing. As 'l'l1e air grows fhiclq and warm, Nalure redoes flue landscape wilrln lier answer lo winler. A+ lefl, a coed's vacanl gaze af Pal Nell lypifies llne laziness of a Spring Day. l-liglwliglnling lrlne aclivifies of llwis season is flue annual All- Universily Sing. Below, Circle K enlerlrains willi ifs winning safire. Circle K, alias Barry's Boysf' capture first place in the All-University Sing Qin 'S 454 at M, -. w., TW A w Q ae K 1 3 Q QA L S X153 5 Q- WS UN 53 if i W Q Alpha Phi Omega chemists create a real live girlf, f Taurus goes western with a brawl ana' High Noonf' 52 Members ofthe Senior Class say goodby to their last sing. 'Q is Della Alpha Pi satirizes the life of a Kappa Theta entertains with songs from Oli- Haylor woman. as UHF. Members of Alpha Umega pose as discouraged dancing school students. i TP-3 529,51 A1 15559225fwifgiifisf- . ' 1 ,, , vffigyev. - wp - 'Q ' mf: ng 'haf , , 1 n lm Nw if 1 5 swfwigsg . W. .mi ' FCS lagkf w - , ' M N . A 34 -f .NjgL,M 1 . 4 -. . .. www-f ,A Woman's Day Honors Coeds Woman's Day is sponsored annually by l'l'1e Laurel Sociefy fo recognize women who lnave excelled in various areas of campus lile. Below, Coeds gaflier for a banquei in rlweir lwonor. Miss Linda Bunnell, Laurel presidenf, pre- sides over flue presenfalion of awards. Dr. Lorena Srrefclw, riglwl, lisrens as ber name is called for an award. Judy Jolley and Par Pelliqrew, below, exciledly learn +l1a+ rlwey liave been elecled as Laurel Sociely pledges. . W WM- .fs . .gs-sg gf s' ,ff2 s?'f'E z P l'-4 A SMU ., N., Voir. sw I .al iii 54 Jump. Haney, Jumpf Rick Parker breaks through a hole in B Day scrimmage. Spring Fun: B-Day k i Fine Arts 1 A' W Distinguished lecturer Mark Van Doren reads his poetry to open the festival. 56 A coed pauses to study paintings on display at a sidewalk art show in the Union Bowl. Another art exhibit is shown at the Baylor theater. Festival Spring marlced ine originaiion of Baylor's lirsl Fine Arls Feslival, sponsored by Phi Bela Mu. Included in flue iwo week ieslival were a leciure by Marlc Van Doren: a foreign film: Dandelion Wine, a chamber reading by flue Baylor Tlwealerq and Verdi's A Masked Ball, presenied by ilwe School of Music. Dandelion Wine Dandelion Wine A Masked Ball Madeline Watson sang the role of the page in the opera. A Masked Ball son in A MASKED BALL. Kathy Mott, Don Bennett, and Madeline Wat- Baylor Theater Presenfs Gideon ' mu ., M, E L' tiv ' :M Li'l Abner h fi!! The Miracle Worker Winnie the Pooh Q tw ml... , 'Mi Dr. and Mr.s. Charles G. Smith enjoy the May' Daypicnic. W , Q 'l if 'xU:,,,,.,dl K. Yell leader candidates vie for votes May Day One, two, three SPLASH! fAboveJ How many boys will one bathtub hold? frightl Try-C mem- bers struggle against Taurus in a tug-of-war. Coach .lohn Bridgers recognizes best fresh- man athlete. Having Fun . . . Cody Phillips ftopl and President McCall aim a pie at Lariat editor fommy West. WT 5 . 1 M ,Q A, ' w, -' ' -7'Q':f- x I 2' ' X . f Q I i x 7 6 1-. -I U 0 Hz M 5 May Day Coronahon . . . . K ' w A 'L 7 K ' f .,, 'K 4Mn.Q:1,f: 41 , J Hg i , ' 4 sgzgnfffga 2 Mis.9 Susan, Torn. l'f'fIfI'Sf'IIfI'I1g 1110 Fresh- man Class. reigns as ,Way CJIIPPIZ. Students Elect New Congress 'News-mm L,,V W 'N-UF Rod Surratt, new Student Body President, administers the oath of office to new congressmen, elected on May Day. Methodists Build New Student Center The modern Methodist Student Center, located on Speight Street, undergoes construction. 64 Tennis . . . Swimming A Rainy Day Signs of Summer f ,wg H Um fx, Q il wtf' Out Seniors pay a musical fribule +0 lheir alma rnaler in The lradifional ceremony of Ring Out held each year prior fo baccalaureafe in Bur- leson Quadrangle. Juniors accepl an ivy chain, symbolic of fhe Bay- lor spiril wifh which They are en- lrusled for lhe coming year. 68 Graduation As fhe face of Baylor has changed, The freshmen who came fo Baylor four years ago have also undergone fransif fion. Crashing fhrough old walls and prei- udices, fhey have experienced pain. Graduafing, fhey sfand bravely scarred. They face foward fhe fufure, an endless baffle fo live, fo be, in a world which is confinually frying fo lceep fhern from do- ing so. ln young aliveness, fhey have felf deeply, experienced fully, suffered much. Some have escaped info a hasfily cone sfrucfed securify. Ofhers sfand bewil- dered, waifing for fhe sea driff fo falce fhern fo anofher uncerfainfy. Sonne, who are rare and luclcy, have discovered fhe meaning of accepfance, of being alive, of living. Graduafion is for fhem fhe end of an era, buf fhe sfruggle which began in fhe years preceding if will confinue. The consfrucfion process rnusf never end, Aware, fhey sense fhaf life hangs sus- pended, and inerfia will break fhe fhread. 42 ewifm Mr. foe L. Allbrztton, prominent alumnus from Houston, speaks to graduating class. Time fo Go Home Moving Out Another Year Ends n ,qw N 1 W A W m-W Y ! W. 1 K, W ,fy wi' I I' fl .H , mi, vw wx t . N1 .f 1 , , f .-1' '.,.4 V M,-. nl 1 I 'L' 'Iain if f yr 24 f fi 1 'W 4 . i Y , r ' 1 1 1 f y-6 K Q, P' , vu W F M 1 W t W y I M ,,..,..w '1 7 ,Q . in a ff' Q, Q . wax 5 W P 1 1 Q . nf f 1 ,x 'X 1 .1 ' U ,Q'MW fm H., 1 H 1 4 ' J il. P g3k' , 2 X X 3 55 is X ,W-11 ,,, ',f' ' M' W ' Qf 1 M f X W X , .I fn f VW A H ' -q V if-as it im! J Q i'ml..E ii fl 5, 2 3525 6,.ef?'f ' , , ,, . ,XM ,M Tx. A , M. fl M3 , H ,, My W fm AA, , , , v Huh' w. tu r n l wv Tas i Y Hfan nv sv, X In I b vw lsix vsv sis ,I wav! M h 'L wf?.ff5'M W W in hw 'W X , I 4 + . V 'W W r, fs v,, 1 K A ,f .fu fr' W1 c,' .I X, ,. A MWMWHMM 1- A , W w,1 A I Fwy-,. 4 .f , sffir 'f 5 1 X l 9 AW 'L ,Hx QW - AL i Q limelight JILL DAY Freshman Dallas, Texas .Y Q.: ESV 1 5 Njggay I . BECK Y DAWSON Senior Corsica T F f e we 3 E 3513? , M292 M I , inf f . -in if 2 -ii, Nr 2 5 M ii' Y .xl A V3 i 1, -X .4 f , . x f v si gg 3- K? my X gig N . . hw ggi: X I ll . 5 'w it in - Q, , Fw S X F2 ik Y 5 -5 is f 5223 3' 3 4 ' 3, i xi f . Q af .. 'Q 'Y' gf ,1- ' 4 1. V , gf if f f? f' I in 'Q' , Y Eff 1. and ANN STANFORD DEMPSE Senior Bryan, Texas 14 Q QW Wag Nix K 5. qv K NANCY GAINES Senior Lubbock, Te f-A Q f Yip Q, S, if 'x Q. aw W 3 Q Q ,lf 3, gk 5? fi JAN LEM ONS Sophomore Tupelo, Mississippi 4 fm S' x pr maxi ' .2 as -ns :Lf f ,mkgsif Q K 1' ' , ,iffy In . iw N, 1 'fjgkm A hi r ,i l , , ff x .M f My sf Wf' ' ,A .,..,.f am 1 -if X 42 a- rsh-22 4' ' 5,521 'A f ff' KN R9 EQQSQWM ,, nm E0 , Ma . L D my .2 ' 21412252 . 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E1 -ns gr 3, yi a , fi5'f' 'PF , , xt ., A ' q in , , J , vw ' sslilgw-, A' n , U A' x arf Q ' MARGIE O'BRlEN Freshman Waco, Tex 5 x ,B w W Mau, I , X k lx x I ,.,.f ' p'-. 4' my-Q W1fs'.s' 12012120 011121161212 B EA U T my 71212 0111113' mm 00171? 79c11'1'1fs'A WSJ 511111121241 2211161 Y INALISTS 2mfx'.s 771212 ra l5QOgCIZ Wfjffm 9?1212y Warfz ms 77Zaaf'f5a usgzhy New 7717.33 7OlI?II?yQ LBO!! UI QS B A Y DONNA DAVIDSON L COTTON PAGEANT TEXAS A.8IM. UNIVERSITY 0 S.,, Il - 1 I soffb if I 5 I ANN DAVIS IVIANADA SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY ROBIN MIDDLETON BLUEBONNET BOWL R O Y A L T Y ROSEMARY MOORE ROUNDUP TEXAS UNIVERSITY BECKY DAWSON RONDOLET RICE UNIVERSITY SUSIE STEWART COTTON BOWL HEADLINERS Q ,I gif, ,'F X- Q LQ, 'Qi --' 'Q- ' fly . A .... lla . 5.7 . 59. iii 1 .ix MARGIE O'BRIEN JAMES INGRAM LIZ BRAZELL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL QUEEN Q L, f UMR. CORRIGANH VALENTINE QUEEN' .wwf Q iw N E LTX ,Elf .,E ,jf ffizi ROY KNIGHT JAN LEMONS APRIL KING TRACK QUEEN CARCL J E KI one of Hue IO besr dressed Coeds in Glamour Magazines I964 conresr. Carol, a junior from Odessa, appeared in C5lamour's Fall issue, and re- ceived a rwo week rrip To New York Ciry. This is Hrme Third year Baylor has won Jrhis conlresr. l HOMECOMING QUEEN e df-, 3711 -1 I 96 L ROBIN MIDDLETON MAY QUEEN SUSAN TORN 97 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND uNlvERsmEs Who's Who is a nafional organizaiion represeniing 72l insiiruiions and mus'r approve all nominaiions made by fhe Universily. The ceniral office publishes a bool: consisiing of all The members of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiiies ihroughoui' The naiion. Siudenis ai Baylor are selecied for Who's Who on The basis of populariiy, service fo rhe Universily. scholarship, ciii- zenship, and leadership in exiracurricular aciiviiies. Nominaiions are made by ihe siudeni body from 'rhe junior and sen- ior classes, Graduaie and Law Schools. Final seleclion is made by a siudeni-faculiy commiiiee. RALLIN JAMES AARS. Clifion, Senior, Radio and Television and Air Science. Alpha Phi Omega-4 years-Vice-President Pledge Capiain, Proiecis Chairman, Correspond- ing Secrefary, Rush Chairman: Alpha Epsilon Rho: Lulheran Sludenis Associaiiong Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps: KYBS Siudeni Radio-Producfion Manager and News Direcforg Chicago Tribune Gold Medal for Miliiary Merii: Vice-Comman- , y danfs Award: Professor of Air Science Meriiorious Achievemeni Award-3 years: i A ,,' A ' Q General Dynamics Award for Oufsfanding Sophomore Cadel: Dislinguished Miliiary ii ii T if kb ' Cadef: Freshman Track: I963 April Prince: Dean's Lisl. .A A is SHERILYN BAILEY. Jefferson, Senior. Home Economics-Educaiion. Tri-D Club-3 years-reporfer and vice-presideni: Member Mosi Represeniaiive of The Spirif of Home Economics: Laurel Socie+y-- I year: Alpha Chi-I year: Alpha Lambda Della-I year-Treasurer: BRH Choir-3 years-secre- iary: Chapel Choir-I year: BSU Execuiive Council-I year: Melba Jusiice Award: Borden Award for Highesi Freshman Scholasiic Average: Dean's Dislinguished Lisi: Former Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiiies. 98 DAVID C. HENNESSEE. l-larlingen, Senior, Accouning and Economics, Gold- en Wave Band-I year: Sluden1'Congress-2 years-Presidenhs Cabunel and Sfudenl Courf, Alpha Phi Omega-4 years-Treasurer, Vice-Presidenr, Pres arship. REBECCA ALICE DAWSON. Corsicana, Senior, English and Hislory-Speech. Alpha Omega-'4 years-Presidenl: Laurel Sociely-2 years-Presidenlq Pi Kappa Dellae-3 years-V-Seo relaryq Sludenl Congress-2 years: Sigma Tau 'Della--2 yearsg Bela Era Elagl year: B.S.U. Execuliye Councilg Fresh- man Class Secreraryg Oulsranding Freshman Debaler Award: Disringuished Woman Debaler Award: May Queen--I96lI Sweefhearl ol: Phi Mu Alpha: Baylor Beaufy, Former Who's Who in American Colleges and Uniyersilies. FRAZITA SUE COLLIER. Henderson, Senior, English-Educarion and Lalin. Alhenean Club-3 years-Reporlerg Sludenl Congress -3 years-Secrelaryg Freshman Class Treasurer, Oalslanding Sen- ior Womang Permanenf Senior Class Secrelary. ra JAMES A. BOWDEN. Denver Cify, Senior. Chemisfry and Biology. Baylor Chamber ol Commerce-3 yearsgTreasurer and Presidenfq Omicron Della Kappa-I year, Alpha Chi-2 years: Bela Be+a Be+a+2 years: Sludenf Congress-I year: Ours+anding Freshman Alrhleleg Dean's Lisf. A idenlq Air Force ROTC-4 years, Befa Alpha Psi-I year-Vice-Presfdenv Omicron Della Kappa-I year: Dean's l-lonor Lislg Alpha Kappa Psf Schol. ROBIN MERRILY MlDDLETON San Anlonio Senior Speech Therapy and Educahon Alpha Omega 3 years Chaplain Alpha Lambda D a Apha Chi 2 years Si ma Alpha Era Zyears Presideni BSU Execulive Council Sludenl Con gress 2 years Focus Weelc Com rniiiee Chairman Homecoming ueen Baylor Beauiy May Day Princess' Sweelheari of Alpha Phi Omega' Represenlalive lo Bluebon- ner Bowl Texas Round-Up, and Rice Ronclelel: Oulsianding Senior Wom- an' Dean's Lislg Former Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- silies. if X , TEDDY LYN N ESTESS. Tylerlown. Miss., Senior English and Philosophy. Baylor Chamber ol' Com- merce-Presideni: BSU Council-Presidenl: Fel- lowship of Chrislian Alh- leies-Vice-Presidenr: Slu- denf Congress-I year: Mississippi ClubYPre3i- denl: Omicron Delia Kap- pa Oufsranding Sopho- more Award: Phi Era Sig- ma: Omicron Della Kap- pa: Alpha Chi: Chapel Choir-'Vice-Presidenl: ln- ler-Service Club Council -Presideni: Chrislian Maluriiy Council: Slale BSU Execulive Cornmir- leeg Baplisl Srudenr Un- ion Summer Missionary io Japan and Taiwan, I963. JOE WOMACK. Bryan Senior, l-lislory, Englishi Religion. Alpha Phi Omega-3 yea rs-Vice- Presidenrq BSU Eresh- man Council: BSU Exec- uiive Council: Srudenr Congress-l year: Omi- cron Della Kappa Award for Oulslanding Sophomore Men: Alpha Chi: Honor Council: Omicron Della Kappa: Former Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiiies. ANN STANFORD DEMPSEY. Bryan, Senior, Music Educalion. Alhenean Club--4 years: Mu Phi Epsilon-3 years+Chorisler: Slu- denl Congress-I year: Fresh- man A Cappella Choir-Hislo- rian: A Cappella Choir-2 years: BRH Choir-I year:,BSU Execu- iive Council: Oralorio Chorus-3 years: Music Eclucalors Nalional Conference-3 Years: Baylor Beauly: May Queen Nominee: Homecoming Queen Nominee: Phi Mu Alpha Sweelhearl: Rep- resenlalive 'ro S.M.U. Manada: Former Who's Who in American Colleges ancl Universilies DAVID HASKELL Mc- CUNTOCK. H o u sfo n, Senior, Hislory-Religion and Philosophy. Omicron Della Kappa-2 years: Circle K-4 years: Slu- denl Congress-I year: BSU Execulive Council: BRH Co-Chairman: BSU Freshman Council: Slale BSU - Vice-Presidenl - Srale Summer Missions Commiflee-Summer Mis- sionary lo Hawaii: Omi- cron Della Kappa Oul- slanding Sophomore Awa'rd: Delegafe lo Eighlh Sfudenl Confer- ence on Nalional Affairs: Jesse H, Jones Scholar- ship. ROBERT EDWARD WOLF. Hous- Ton, Senior, Chemislry, and Biol- ogy-English. Alpha Epsilon Era- 3 years: Pi Kappa Della43 years: B Club-2 years: Fellowship ol Chrislian Alhleles: Freshman Fool- ball Numeral: Varsily Foolball lef- ler-2 years: Debale Team-2 years: Dean's Dislinguished Honor Lisl: Academic-Alhlele Scholar- ship. 'A is wi. ,rrs :'4luui MIG-NON V. FUROUE- RON. Waco, Senior, Hislory - Lafin - Educa- lion and English. Alhe- nean Club-4 years- Rush Capfain and Pres- icleni: Sludenf Congress -I year: Bela Ela Ela: Sigma Tau Della: Pi Kappa Della: Pi Gamma Mu: Laurel Socielyi Collins House Council: Memorial House Coun- cil. IOI SYBIL ARLENE PITTMAN. Poplarville, Miss., Senior, l-lisfory - English - Educa- fion. Freshman A Cappel- la Choir-I year: Chapel Choir-I year: BRI-l Choir -2 years - Secrefa ry: Afhenean Clulo--4 years: YWA's-I' year: BSU Execufive Council: Pi Gamma Nu-l year: Pres- idenf's Cabinef-I year: Dean's lisf: Oufsfanding Senior Woman. WILLIAM A. DANIEL, JR. Miami, Fla., Senior, Hisfory-Polifical Science. Tryon Coferie- Parliamenfarian: Circle K lnfernafional: Omicron Delfa Kappa: Sfudenf Congress-Par. liamenfarian, Presidenf of Sfudenf Body, Chairman of Soufhwesf Conference Sporfsman- ship Commiffee: Represenfafive fo Eighfh Sfudenf Conference on Nafional Affairs: Chrisfian Mafurify Council: lnfer-Service Club Council. I02 WHO DONALD DEAN TRULL. Oklahoma Cify, Sen- ior, Mafh-Educafion and Biology. Fellowship of Chrisfian Afhlefes: B Club--3 years- Secrefary, Presidenf: SWC Sporfsmanship Commiffee: Dean's Lisf: Mosf Represenfafive Senior Man: Earl Blaik Scholarship Award: LOOK All-American Foofball: T.V. GUIDE All-American: All-Soufhwesf Conference, I963: Bluebonnef Bowl Oufsfanding Back. I963: Academic All-American l962 and '63: Academic All-Soufhwesf Conference, I962. '63: NCAA Passing Champion, l962 and '63: Sammy Baugh Award, I962 and '63: Housfon Posf Oufsfanding SWC Back Award, I963: Baylor Chamber of Commerce Oufsfanding Varsify Afhlefe. WHO JOUETT DOC POWELL. Dallas, Senior, Philosophy and Religion. Circle K lnrernafional-2 years-Vice-Presidenfq Omicron Della Kappa-2 yearsg Sigma Tau Della-2 years: Philosophy Club-2 years-Vice-Presidenf and Presidenrq BSU Focus Week Co-Chairrnang Sevenlh and James College Council-2 years-Presidenig Phi Ela Sigma, Alpha Chi: Omicron Delia Kappa Award for Ourslanding Sophomore Meng Dean's Lislq Former Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiiies. HUGH CRAWFORD WILFONG. Waco, Senior, l-lisrory, Philosophy. Circle-K lnlernalional-4 years-Treasurerq Alpha Chi-2 years-Presidenlg Phi Era Sigma-l year-Presidenrq Omicron Delia Kappa-2 years: Honor Council42 years: Debafe Squad-I year: Ornicron Delia Kappa Oufsfanclinq Sophomore Awarclg Alpha Chi Junior Scholarship Award: Dean's Honor Lisrq Former Who's Who in American Colleges and Uniyersifies. GUS BLACKSHEAR, Dallas, Senior, Account ing and Economics. Circle-K lnlernalional-3 yearshTreasurer: Bela Alpha Psi-2 years- Presiclenrq Omicron Della Epsilon-2 years: Alpha Chip Bela Gamma Sigmag Dean's Dis- 9 I P G-raduafed Cum Laude. fin uished Lisl' Business School Scholarshi 1 ' SALLY DEE COLE. Silsbee, Junior, Malh- emalics-English and Eclucafion. Alpha Omega-4 years-lnler-Club Council Represenlafive: Alpha Chi: Alpha Lamb. da Della-I year-I-Iislofan: Sludenl Congressil year-Secrelary Inlernal Af- fairs: Oufsfandinq Senior Woman: Deans Disfinquished Lisf. .l WHO WILLIAM JOLE DEATON. Waco, Jun- ior, Chemisfry-I-Iisfory. Young Republi- cans-3 years-Treasurer: Sfudenl Con- gress-I year-Treasurer: Pi Kappa Della -2 years: Phi Eia Sigma: Alpha Chi: American Chemical Sociefy: Dean's Lisl: Tennis Team-3 years: Debafe Team-2 years. ESTHER JOY DANIEL. Dallas, Junior, English-Educafion and Spanish. Womens Sludenf Governrnenl -2 years-Secrelary, Vice-Presidenl: Chi's Service Organizafion-2 years-Corresponding Secrelary: Kappa Della Pi-IV2 years-Secrefaryg Laurel Sociefyg Sigma Delia Pi-I year: Bards and Rhapsody Choir-I year: Chapel Choir-I year: Dean's Lisf: Homecoming Queen Nominee. I04 HO i -nn., i JAMES BERNHARDT GOODMAN. Waco, Junior, Cliemisfry-English and Bi ology. Circle K lnrernalional-3 yearsv Clwairman House and Rules Commiflee Baylor Sluclenf Congress-2 years-Vice Presideni of Sludenl Body: Omicron Del la Kappa Award for Ouislanding Soplno more Men: Omicron Della Kappa. 52Ni3i REBECCA ANN MONZINGO. Del Rio, Junior, l-lisiory-lvlalliemalics Educalion. Mos? Represenlalive Freshman Girl: Freshman Eoolluall Queen Nominee: Lau- rel Socielyy Arlwenean Clul':43 years- Vice-Presidenl: Presidenl Women's lnler- Club Council: Pi Gamma Mu: Sludenl Congress-2 years: Della Bela Plii: Dean's Lisr. RON C. LESLIE. Wilson, Okla., Junior, Philosophy and Religionllislory. Baylor Chamber of Corn- merce-2 years: Plwi Elia Sigma-I year: Alpina Clwi-I year: Omicron Della Kappa: Plwi Sigma Tau: Sludenl Congress-2 years: Omicron Della Kappa Award ol Oufslandinq Sophomore Men: Dean's Disringuislned l-lonor Lisf. I05 ...--uh I06 PATSY GAY PETTIGREW. Slalon, Junior, Mal'hema'rics-Spanish- Educalion. Alhenean Club-3 years-Parliamenlarian, Rush Chair- man, Pledge Caplain: Campus Women's Council: Women's Slu- denl Governmenl-I year: Laurel Sociely-Presidenl: Sigma Della Pi: BSU Freshman Council: YWA's-2 years: BSU Council-2 years: Della Bela Phi. l BOBBYE JO STEAKLEY. Odessa, Junior, Social Sludies-Educalion. Chi's Service W Organizalion-3 years-Pledge Chairman, Isl Vice-Presidenl, Congress Repre- senlafive: Alpha Lambda Della-2 years: Alpha Chi: Sigma Della Pi: Collins House Council: Women's Sludenl Governmenl-2 years-Presidenl: Sludenl i Courl: Laurel Sociely: Deari's Lisl: Dean's Dislinguished Honor List JAMES EDWIN NEEDS. Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Junior, Accounling and Eco- nomics-Finance. Baylor Chamber ol Commerce-Treasurer: Phi Era Sigma-Presi- denl: Alpha Chi: Omicron Della Kappa: Bela Alpha Psi: Omicrori Della Epsilon: Bela Gamma Sigma: Freshman BSU Council: Fellowship of Chrisrian Alhleles: Baseball Team Manager: Omicron Della Kappa Award for Oulslanding Sophomore Men, CAROL LYNN BERGOLD. McComb, Miss., Graduaie. Account ing and Economics. Freshman Class Secrelary: Freshman BSU Council: BSU Execufive Council: Honor Council: Alhenean Club -3 years-Treasurer: Bela Alpha Psi-3 years-Secrerary: Bela Gamma Sigma: Phi Gamma Nu: Laurel Sociefy: Order of Arius -2 years: Former Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- siries. DONALD MORGAN BENNETT. Allanla, Ga., Graduaie, Music Theory and Lilerarure. Phi Mu Alpha-4 years-President Social Chairman: Omicron Della Kappa-2 years: Music Educafors Nalional Conference-2 years: Bards and Rhapsody Choir-4 years-Presidenff A Cappella Choir: BRH Choir-2 years: Operas: Professional Opera Debui: BSU Execuhve Council: Orarorio Chorus-4 years. MARY ELLEN WATSON. McAllen, Graduale, Music Lileraiure and Theory-Piano Pedagogy and Organ-Viola. Alpha Chi-2 years: Aihenean Club-3 years: Mu Phi Epsilon-3 yearsf Chorisler: Laurel Sociery-President Women's Sludenr Govern- meni-2 years-Vice-Presidenf: Allen Hall Council: Baylor Sym- phony-3 years: Baylor Orarorio Chorus: Dawson Hall Senior Woman of Year '62: Mu Phi Epsilon Senior Achieyernenl Award '62: Dean's Lisl. IO7 5 I v r 1 4 1 1 , -e If I LL ' '. I '- 4 J f P' an f , 0 4 ' ' A nv- ti -or .QQ .QQ7 3'-' 3' Y ,1-.g.c.,. ,. .A ,, 'fr 'A 0 . -,..,. fr ...IA 2-.P f ' ,' :' L ' T 2 '.,-4-1 fri' ' 1 '..,,:A, U., 'M' Q , '.'P . .- , 4-. nik 7- ,..1. fu .efg 4 .,. .rd ,mil ' f. 2, ' r L., 911 71 - 4 . 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Mlfiliey l'l9Sl9V I I I l-'lead Yell Leader The Bears display excitement as they score their second touchdown of the 1963 football campaign in the seasonis opener against the University of Houston. Baylor's Bears put on a thrilling tirst halt pertormance to deteat the University ot Houston 27-O on September 28. The Bears completely dominated all statistics in moving to their tirst victory in the l963 season. The supposedly strong University ot Houston could do little to stop the speed ot Henry Pickett and the passing ot Don Trull. Pickett gained 8I yards on IO carries tor an 8.I average per carry. Trull completed I4-24 passes tor I44 yards. The tirst time the Bears took possession ot the pigskin they marched 67 yards in nine plays, but tell 29 yards short ot the goal and were torced to attempt a tield goal, which tailed. Less than two minutes later the Bears regained possession ot the ball. Led by the timely passing ot Don Trull and a I7 yard run by haltback Kelly Roberts the Bears scored in seven plays with Trull carrying the ball the tinal yard. The extra point tailed and the score stood 6-O. Atter the kickott a tough Baylor detensive unit gave the Cougars nothing and the Bruins soon had possession ot the ball again. Henry Pickett brought tans to their teet as he raced 53 yards tor Baylor's second touchdown ot the evening. The extra point attempt tailed again and Baylor led I2-O. Late in the second period, the Houston punter tumbled a snap trom center and Baylor detensive end James Rust was there to make the recovery. ln tour plays the Bears scored their third touchdown ot the halt with Tom Davies carrying the ball the tinal tour yards. The extra point was good and at halt the Bears led I9-O. Early in the second halt Houston appeared to be on their way to a comeback. Led by haltback Joe Lopasky the Cougars took the opening kickott and moved to Baylor's I4 yard line. But once again the Bruin detense tightened to hold the Cougars. The remainder ot the second halt was all Bears as they scored another touchdown and made a two point extra point conversion tor the tinal score ot 27-O. Baylor made 483 total yards to Houston's I83. The biggest signs ot better things to come tor the Bears was a tough detense and a surprising ground attack. Il2 Baylor Houston foe .lanes f28j picks up small yardage against Houston. Baylor Houston First downs 20 9 Rushing yardage 239 71 Passing yardage I44 ll2 Passes I4-24 I4-25 Passes inlercepled by O O Punls 4-37.7 6-39.l Fumbles losl' l 2 Yards penalized 34 30 Baylor 6 I3 8 0 Houston 0 0 O 0 i Kelly Roberts K 201 grabs a Trull pass early in the game as Lawrence Elkins f26j and tackle Mike Bourland f67j run in to help. Oregon State 22 Baylor Henry Pickett f21j makes a long gain against Oregon as Ronnie Rogers f63j attempts to lead the way. Oregon State Ioroke a I5-I5 tie in the game to deteat Baylor 22-I5 at Portland. The Bears were down by as much as I5-O at one time, but never quit and almost pulled the game out ot the tire. Oregon State scored once in the tirst and once in the second quarter to lead I5-O with the tirst halt running out. Late in the second quarter Baylor scored their tirst points ot the game. Don Trull hooked up with tlanker-back Lawrence Elkins on a 70 yard pass play to make the score I5-6. The extra point tailed and the score stood I5-6. The Bear detense held Oregon on the next series ot downs and with less than one minute Iett to play in the tirst halt the Baylor two minute ottense started. Quarterback Trull moved Baylor 57 yards in Iess than 50 seconds and Tom Davies kicked a I2 yard tield goal. At halftime the score stood I5-9. In the second halt ot play. Trull came out throwing. The Bears took the opening kickott and moved 68 yards in I4 plays tor the tying score. The extra point tailed and the score was I5-I5. For the remainder ot the halt neither team could score until late in the period when Oregon quarterback Gordon Oueen passed the Oregon State team to the winning touchdown. The tinal I3 yard touchdown toss and a good extra point gave the Bears a long ride home. Bob Wolfe 1801 grabbed a pass from Don Trull and held onto the ball with determination. I Baylor Oregon SI'a'Ie Firsf downs I9 I7 Rushing yardage l25 I56 Passing yardage 246 I9O Passes I6-28 I I-22 Passes inIerc:epIed I I PunIs 4-34.2 2-46.5 Fumbles Iosf I I Yards penalized SI 39 Baylor O 9 6 O Oregon State 8 7 0 7 Ronnie Rogers X631 and Bobby Maples f17j tackle an Oregon halfbaclc. Ramsey Muniz f85j and Robert Christian f25j close in forthe kill. F Don Trull f10j and Bobby Crenshaw f77j begin the 1963 Southwest Conference race with grim determina tion. Baylor had to come trom behind twice to deteat the Arkansas Razorbacks I4-IO in the Bears' tirst SWC game. A stitt Baylor detense and the passing arm ot Don Trull proved to be too much tor the Razorbacks. The Bear detense held Arkansas tor three downs on the one yard line to stop a scoring threat late in the tirst halt. Trull completed 2l ot 34 pass attempts tor 24l yards, his best output ot the season thus tar. Trull hit tlankerback Lawrence Elkins tor both Baylor touchdowns. Late in the tirst quarter the Bears moved the ball to the Arkansas I7 yard line. Trull then passed to Elkins in the end zone tor what appeared to be a touchdown, but Elkins tumbled and there was a scramble tor the ball. None ot the reterees could make a decision as to who was the last player to touch the ball, and an incom- plete pass was ruled. Arkansas scored tirst on a tield goal midway in the second quarter. Late in the period Baylor went into the two minute ottense and on the accurate throwing ot Trull moved 64 yards to score. The tally came on a six yard pass trom Trull to Elkins. The extra point kick was good, and at halttime Baylor led 7-3. The Razorbacks took the second halt kickott and moved 5l yards in six plays to the Bear one yard line. A stitt Baylor line held Arkansas tor two attempts, but on the third down Arkansas tullback Charlie Daniel made the touchdown. Down IO-7, the Bears came back to score the winning touchdown the next time they gained possession ot the ball. Tackle Bobby Crenshaw caught a detlected pass trom Arkansas quarterback Billy Gray and ran 2I yards to the Razorback I4. Two plays later Trull tired to Elkins tor the winning touchdown. Baylor threatened twice in the second quarter, but penalties stopped the scoring opportunities each time. Baylor 14 Arkansas 10 Baylor Arkansas Firsi down I8 I3 Rushing yardage 55 99 Passing yardage 24I I26 Passes 2 I -34 IO-2 I Passes iniercepied by I 2 Punis 6-37 6-4O.I Fumbles Iosi O I Yards penalized 59 30 Baylor O 7 7 O Arkansas O 3 7 0 Billy Cray fllj, Arkansas quarterback, scurries for a first down against Baylor. Stacy Mathis f68j grounds a Hog for a three yard loss. Don Trull f10j throws another pass to increase his passing recorfl. Y 'iz MQW' if, if Y ,K A , ,mi . as t A X I Q, qs Baylor 21 Texas Tech 17 Dalton Hoffman T332 drives eight yards against Texas Tech. Baylor Tech FirsT downs I7 9 Rushing yardage I I5 l53 Passing yardage 262 I6 Passes I9-32 2-6 Passes inTercepTed by I 2 PunTs 4-38.0 5-43.0 Fumbles Ios+ 2 I Yards penalized 5 50 Baylor Tech 3612 140 3 I An unidentified Baylor defender stops a Tech back foraloss. Scoring Twice in The TourTh period, The Bears over- came a I5-9 deTiciT To deTeaT The Texas Tech Red Raiders 2I-I7 in Lubboclc. A weT Tield held passing To a minimum in The TirsT half of play, buT in The second half iT was all or noThing Tor The Bears. Don Trull hoolced up Time and again wiTh Lawrence Ellcins To lceep The Bears' SWC record clean. Flanlcerbaclc Ellcins caughT nine passes Tor a new SWC record as Trull passed Tor 262 yards. UpseT-minded Texas Tech led aT halTTime by I4-3 on an 8l yard lciclcohf reTurn by halfbaclc Donnie Anderson, and a Three yard pass caughT by end David Parlcs. The Bears' only score in The halT came on a Tield goal by Tom Davies. In The second halT Baylor conTinued To march up and down The Tield, buT could noT geT The ball across The goal. LaTe in The Third period, The Bears goT as Tar as The Tech nine and Trull passed To Ellcins Tor The Touchdown. The exTra poinT kick was no good and The Bears Trailed by I4-9. WiTh 7:03 leTT on The cloclc. Tech moved To The Baylor I9 and lcicked a Tield goal To malce whaT appeared To be The winning score oT I7-9. ATTer The kickoTT Trull began passing every play. ATTer Two TirsT downs The Bears had moved To The Baylor 44. On second down Trull hiT end James Ingram on a 56 yard scoring play ThaT made The score I7-l5. WiTh 6:03 remaining on The clock Tech desperaTely Tried To geT a drive going. They managed To mainTain possession oT The ball Tor Three minuTes, buT wiTh 2:56 on The clock were Torced To kick To The Bears. PunTer Donnie Anderson booTed The ball To Baylor's I7. Trull passed To Elkins Tor 6 and Then To Ingram Tor Three. On The Third down Trull ran The loall Two yards Tor The TirsT down on 28. Elkins caughT anoTher pass Tor Tour yards, and Then on second down Trull Tired To end James RusT who caugh+ The ball and bulled his way To The Tech 27 yard line. A sTanding crowd waTched as The lasT minuTes clicked away. Trull Taded calmly Trom The 27, Threw a pass To Ingram Tor The winning Touchdown. All-American David Parks intercepts a Baylor pass for Tech as Bobby Maples U71 helplessly watches. Again Tech is thrown for a loss. i Q II9 T 11 Baylor T.C.U. Baylor 1' mr. Don Trull 7102 completed the pass to Lawrence Elkins for 16 yards and a first down on the Frog 27 yarflline. 32 13 Baylor TCU FirsT downs 27 I I Rushing yardage I54 I54 Passing yardage 273 6I Passes 20-40 7- I4 Passes inTercepTed by I O PunTs 3-2 I .6 5-38.4 Fumbles IosT O 3 Yards penalized 27 20 06620 TCU O76 O A TourTh quarTer bursT by The Bears broke open whaT was acTuaIIy a close game as The Bruins deTeaTed The Texas ChrisTian UniversiTy Frogs, 32-I3. Baylor scored 20 poinTs in The IasT period To IiTeraIIy swamp The Frogs beTore 35,000 Bayior Homecoming Tans. Don TruII personally had a hand in Tour oT The Tive Touchdowns as The quarTerback conTinued in his quesT Tor coIIegiaTe passing championship and AII-American honors. The Bears scored The TirsT poinTs of The game in The second quarTer on a I3 pIay 75 yard drive wiTh TruII carrying The pigskin The Tinal I I yards To paydirT. Tom Davies missed The exTra poinT and Baylor Ied 6-O. On The second play aTTer The kickoTT, haITback Marvin Chipman Took a doubie reverse handoff and ran 54 yards To puT T.C.U. on The scoreboard. The exTra poinT aTTempT was good and aT haIT The score sTood T.C.U. 7. BayIOr 6. The big T.C.U. Team looked sTrong as They Took The second haIT kickoTT and drove 63 yards in I6 plays Tor The go ahead Touch- down. They made The exTra poinT and Took The Iead I3-6. The aroused Bears Took T.C.U.'s kickoTT and marched 72 yards in I3 pIays. A Two poinT conversion Try Tailed and T.C.U. Iecl I3-l2. T.C.U. Tumbled The kickoff and BayIor's Donnie Lawrence recovered on The Frog 37. Seven plays IaTer TruII Tired To end James Ingram on a I5 yard scoring play To puT The Bears ahead To sTay. The Tired up Bears gave The Frogs iusT Three plays aTTer The kickoTT and Torced T.C.U. To punT on TourTh down. This Time The Bears ripped oTT 58 yards in I2 pIays wiTh Tullback Dalron I-IoTTman driving The Tinai Two Tor The Touchdown. Three plays IaTer deTensive saTeTyman EIkins inTercepTecI a Frog pass on The Baylor 26 and ran The IengTh of The TieIcI To T.C.U.'s Tive. The Bruins soon scored making The Tinal TaIIy oT 32-I3. Baylofs defense was tough during the T.C.U. game. Dalton Hoffman f33j breaks through the Frog line for a 12 yard gain in the second quarter Baylor 34 Texas AGM Lawrence Elkins baffled the Aggies during the afternoon as he grabbed three touchdown passes. The Aggies 'vainly assigned two men to cover him, but fans wondered at times who was covering whom. Baylor conTinued undeTeaTed in ConTerence play wiTh a 4-O record aTTer slaughTering The Texas Aggies 34-7 aT College STaTion. Flanlcerbaclc Lawrence Elkins caughT Three Touchdown passes as The Bruins liTerally wallced over The A8iM deTense. Baylor reserves played The Tinal quarTer and parT oT The Third period. Reserve quarTerbaclc Bobby Maples passed To end Dwain l-leaTh on a I2-yard scoring play in The TourTh period Tor Baylor's lasT poinTs. The Aggies' only score came laTe in The TourTh quarTer as They used Three quarTerbaclcs To spark The 55 yard drive To paydirT. Don Trull ran Tor Baylor's oTher Touchdown in The second quarTer. Tom Davies lciclced Tour oT The Tive exTra poinT aTTempTs. The Bears made I9 TirsT downs To A8cM's 7 while gaining 377 yards To The Aggies' l7O. I22 QI Baylor A8zM Firsr downs I9 7 I Rushing yardage I33 62 U 1 Passing yardage 244 IO8 Passes I9-39 IO-28 V 3 Passes infercepred by I 3 s ass 202 Punfs 3-39.6 10-355 4- Fumbles Iosr I I I Yards penalized 30 60 Baylor 7 I 4 7 6 ASM 0 0 0 7 Don Trull H01 and Bobby Crenshaw f77j lead Baylor into the second half against A8cM. Baylor's Eddie Whiddon M01 stops Aggie No. 37 for a two yard loss in the third quarter.. I23 Baylor's Tifle Hopes Crushed Baylor 0 Texas 7 Duke Carlisle I 11 j passed and ran Baylor ragged all afternoon. The sun broke Through an all-day overcasT in AusTin minuTes aTTer The lJniversiTy of Texas Longhorns squeaked by The Baylor Bears-and Texas Tans relaxed Tor The TirsT Time in days, sure aT IasT ThaT They were number one in The naTion Tor anoTher week. All during The game an inTermiTTenT rain Tell. For The same period of Time The 64,530 TooTbaII Tans in Texas Memorial STadium held Their breaTh. And The Longhorns didn'T know They had won The game Tor sure unTiI iusT 22 seconds oT playing Time remained. The beginning oT ThaT Tinal hearT-sTopper really came wiTh The opening of The TourTh quarTer. Texas had been powering over Baylor Tor Two quarTers, holding The Bears To no TirsT downs and a minimum of ball possessions. Then The Longhorns goT The ball on Their own 25 yard line aTTer a Baylor punT. ATTer Three plays-Two of Them sTopped by Bruin quarTerback Bobby Maples-The Texans were Tacing a TourTh and one siTuaTion on Their own 34. They punTed and Baylor moved The ball back down To The Texas 42, gaining Two TirsT downs in The process beTore Tinally losing possession on downs. Texas marched back To The Baylor 33 and Then Tried a Tield goal-The second one oT The game ThaT Tony Crosby Tried and missed-Trom The 40. Baylor Took over on The 20 and quarTerback Don Trull launched a long pass. IT Tell inTo The arm oT Texan I'Iix Green aT The Baylor 45 and Green reTurned iT To The 34 before iT was sTopped. Texas peneTraTed To The Baylor I3 This Time before fullback Tom STockTon was hiT. I'Ie Tumbled and waTched BayIor's Ken Hodge recover. The clock showed one minuTe, 53 seconds leTT in The game and Texas was well aware oT The powerful Bruin Two minuTe oTTense. A minuTe laTer The Bears were aT The Texas 22 and Trull, his Time ouTs used up, was bouncing The ball inTo The ground every oTher play To sTop The clock. When The clock showed 29 seconds IeTT in The game, Baylor was aT The Longhorn I9 yard,Iine. Trull faded back and launched a pass To Lawrence Elkins in The end zone. VicTory, or aT IeasT a mark on The scoreboard, wenT wiTh ThaT pass. IT aImosT reached Elkins-and Then Trom somewhere Texas quarTerback Duke Carlisle appeared and plucked The ball Trom Elkins' waiTing fingers. The clock showed 22 seconds IeTT. Texas Took over on The 20 and The game ended wiTh The Texas cenTer siTTing on The ball Tor The IasT nine seconds, wiTh The score Texas 7, Baylor O. -Ed DeLong The Baylor LariaT Baylor Texas FirsT downs I3 I7 Rushing yardage 6 242 Passing yardage 204 60 Passes I9-39 5-8 Passes inTercepTed by 0 2 PunTs 4-45.2 4-29.7 Fumbles IosT I I Yards penalized 20 50 Baylofs ground attack was stopped cold by the great Longhorn defense led by Scott Appleton f70,1. Baylor Kentucky 19 It 5i1.Wa'Y55:55gQ,i'2f:515wg1t is s' if fi? Behind 13-0 at halftime, the Bears had very little to smile about as they still pondered over the Texas defeat a week before. The slogan Our Bears Never Quitv still held true, but it seemed that Baylor just couldn't get started. Baylor Kentucky First downs I9 I3 Rushing yardage I I2 IO2 Passing yardage 248 I 7 I Passes I7-30 7- I 5 Passes intercepted by I 3 Punts 4-28.5 6-30.8 Fumbles lost I 0 Yards penalized I5 20 Kentucky's Rick Norton f17j scampers from his own five to the Kentucky 24 before being brought down by Baylor's Donnie Lawrence f not pictured j. Coach Iohn Bridgers and offensive tackle Fred Allen 1731 walk solemnly toward the locker room after their second' straight defeat. The University ot Kentucky capitalized on numerous Baylor mistakes to hand the Bears their second defeat in a row and third in season play. The same team that played the University ot Texas was not physically or mentally ready for the Kentucky game and absorbed a Ioss that may have cost a spot in the Sugar Bowl. Lawrence Elkins was removed midway in the second period due to an ankle iniury received in the Texas game. The Wildcats scored two touchdowns late in the tirst halt to take the lead at intermission I3-O. Kentucky's tirst score came on a 66 yard drive in six plays, with two minutes Iett to play in the halt. Atter the kickott Baylor went into their now tamed two minute ottense. A sideline pass trom Trull to James Ingram never reached its destination as an alert Kentucky detender intercepted and returned 35 yards tor the Wildcats' second touchdown. Atter the second halt kickott the Bears got cranked up on ottense and drove to the Kentucky I4, but another Trull pass was intercepted. Early in the 'Fourth quarter Kentucky passer Rick Norton hurled a 26 yard pass to a receiver who carried the pigskin to Baylor's I3. Two plays later Kentucky scored to lead I9-O. Baylor came right back and marched 47 yards in tive plays with Trull throwing to Ingram tor the only Bruin touchdown. I27 An urlgirliezfified Baylor defender causes an Owl to fumble on a bone crushing tackle. Rice fumbled five times in 20 minutes during the secon a . Before a nafional felevision audience, flue Baylor Bears foolc advanfaqe of numerous Rice fumbles and wenf on fo defeaf flue Owls 2l-l2. Don Trull ran for all fluree foucludowns, complefing I8 passes for l87 yards and sef fwo nafional passing records. Trull's favorife receiver Lawrence Ellcins cauqluf eiqluf passes for 84 yards and qained a new conference record for fofal yardage by a pass receiver. Baylor won flue foss and elecfed fo receive. Tlue Bruins fool: flue ball and drove 69 yards in I3 plays for flue firsf score of flue game. Rice received flue lciclcoff following flue foucludown and moved quiclcly down flue field in six plays for flueir firsf score. Tlue exfra poinf fry failed and Baylor led 7-6. Unfil flue fourflu quarfer flue fwo feams moved flue ball, buf could nof seem fo score. ln flue fourflu period, flue crasluing faclcles of flue Bears began fo cafclu up wiflu Rice. Tlue Owls fumbled four fimes in flue fluird period and once in flue fourflu quarfer. Wiflu 2:26 leff in flue fluird period, Trull made a 26 yard run fo paydirf fluaf brougluf flue specfafors roaring fo flueir feef. Trull scored flue lasf Baylor foucludown on a one yard run in flue final period. Tlue Owls' final score came wiflu l:37 leff in flue game. Affer flue foucludown an onside lciclc failed as flue Bruins recovered, fo end any doubfs as fo wluo flue winner was. Baylor 21 Rice 12 ,Don Trull evades his last tackler on the Owl five as he scampers 26 yards for Baylor's second touch- down late in the third quarter. Baylor Rice Firsf downs I7 I6 Rushing yardage IO4 207 Passing yardage I87 I6I Passes I8-33 8-I7 Passes infercepfed by I O Pun'Is 5-88.8 3-38.6 FumbIes Iosr I 5 Yards penaIized 26 5 Ba ylor 7 O 7 7 Rice 6 0 0 6 Announcer: Five times in twenty minutes. That's pretty good Bridgers: Yea, you should've seen Neely's face. Bob: You should've seen the faces of the team. Don: Guess who they took it out on. l Baylor 20 Baylor closed the regular season play wiih a 20-6 vic over Jrhe S.M.U. Ponies amid a flurry of broken records Don Trull and Lawrence Elkins. Elkins caughr live passes +o exlend his season's 'lofal 70, breaking the NCAA record of 69. Trull ran. for one 'rouchdown To gain the conferer scoring lille. He compleled 2l passes for I I0 yards, mak a lolal of I74 completions for lhe year To retain Jrhe NC passing championship. Wilh Jrhe wind crossing lhe field al 30 miles an hcl Trull concenlraled mainly on the ground game. The Be reversed lheir usual trend, gaining more yards rushing ll 'Phan passing ll lOl. Baylor's first 'rouchdown came in lhe second quar' Donnie Lawrence 1152 causes an S.M.U. Pony to drop an intended pass for an incompletion early in the second quarter. Bobby Maples 1171 and foe .lones f28j are trying to get there before it is too late. S.M.U. a Tive yard pass To Elkins, who Toolc The ball beTween o defenders. The score culminaTed a 58 yard drive I2 plays. Trull ran for The Bears' second Touchdown in The Third arTer, giving The Bruins The lead I4-O. S.M.U.'s only Touchdown came on a Three yard bursT halfbaclc Billy Gannon Tollowing a conTroversial pass- erference call ThaT had moved The ball To The Three. The Bears' Third Touchdown came Trom DalTon HQTT- n on a 2I-yard run ThaT saw six lv1usTangs lay hands The big Tullbaclc. He liTerally pulled Two S.M.U. sec- dary men wiTh him inTo The end zone. Hoffman was e Top ball carrier in The game wiTh I4 carries Tor 79 rds. Baylor S.M.U. FirsT downs 20 I4 Rushing yardage I64 I28 Passing yardage I IO 94 Passes I4-21 8-20 Passes inTercepTed by O 0 PUFNLS 6-30.3 6-28.8 Fumbles LosT I 2 Yards Penalized 68 32 Baylor O 7 7 6 S.M.U. O 0 O 6 Bobby Maples K1 71 throws an S.M.U. carrier back for a 5 yard loss. Bluebonnef Bowl Baylor L.S. U. Baylor O O O 14 L.S.U. 7 0 O O , , 3 Baylor climaxed a Tine season wiTh a I4-7 vicTory over Louisiana STaTe UniversiTy in The BIuebonneT Bowl aT I'IousTon. ThirTy-Tour degree weaTher chilled Tans as They saT in a norThern wind To waTch The game. Baylor compIeTeIy dominaTed all sTaTisTics. buT could manage only Two Touchdowns. A roclc-ribbed Bear deTense held L.S.U. To Tour TirsT downs, 95 yards rushing, and I3 yards passing. The Bruin offensive machine rolled up 27 TirsT downs, I39 yards rushing, and 255 yards passing. All of The L.S.U. TirsT downs excepT one came on a scoring drive in The TirsT quarTer. The Tigers moved 43 yards in seven plays Tor Their only Tally of The game. Time and again The Bears were Turned baclc Trom paydirT, and wiTh The Third quarTer nearing an end The Bears sTiII had noT crossed The scoring sTripe. Early in The TourTh quarTer, Don Trull engineered a 68 yard drive in I0 plays. The acTuaI score came on a seven yard pass To end James Ingram. The nexT Time The Bruins received possession of The pigslcin. They moved 70 yards in II plays wiTh Trull once again passing To Ingram Tor The Touchdown. Ingram caughT II passes Tor I63 yards. winning The ouTsTanding lineman award Tor The game. Trull was named mosT valuable baclc. This was The TinesT game I've ever seen a Baylor Team play. coach John Bridgers said Tollowing The vicTory. Don Trull received outstanding pass protection throughout the game. On el r at 4' ' this play he overthrew his intended receiver, fames Ingram, late in the third quarter.- fa. 3 5 Nad' Z, M-an defeat L S U Fans huddle under blankets to watch as the Bears 5 . . . Bobby Maples 1172 and Fred Allen f73j hold L.S.U. to a yard gain. Baylor L.S.U. Firsi' Downs 27 4 Rushing Yardage l39 95 Passing Yardage 255 I3 Passes 26-37 I -5 Passes Intercepted by O I Punts 4-37 7-37.3 Fumbles Lost I O Yards Penalized 30 IO L.S.U. coach congratulates Coach Bridgers Lawrence Elkins Con ference Records One-season pass cafches f7Oj. This is also an N.C.A.A. record One-season yards gained on pass carches 18731 One-season fouchdown passes caughr 181 Career pass cafches f94j MERICANS Don Trull One- One- One- SGGSOFI SSGSOH SGGSOFI One-season One-season Care Conference Records pass comple+ions il74i. This is an N.C.A.A. record. Jroial pass and run plays i406i. This is an N.C.A.A. record yards gained by passing i2I57i. This is an N.C.A.A. record pass aiiempis i308i ioial offense yards--run and pass i2276i er pass aiiempis i593i Career pass compleiions B251 Career yards gained by passing i4I-431 Career +o'ral offense yards-run and pass i45Oli Only a few can reach 'rhe heiglwfs of ou+s+anding grealness bu+ Hwere are many more who deserve recognilion and clue fhanlcs. To you, 1'l1e players, Jrlwe coaches. ancl +l1e managers, who helped fo malce 'rhe oulsfanding foofball season of l963 possible, 'rhis page is declicafed. 5? W ii V - 'Wx 5 R 2 if WX 5 f if i A X df' 'Q iii 5 'xfivaja S J M , I, A lf' w -4' .,,--ff' 9' ...W 5 , ,f fx m us., ill 'K- r. f 1,312 fall 1' '14 I Mu 1' , SX w S 5 , Y 353 fi. ,, XiL . . Su ,ff wm- ,Wm A Q w P iw? ' mm' l iW 5b'l: 1-324 ,,. i Mr-x, 'K, -Q-was H,- , , F ll we J xi mg v Y 1 'Hd' 'li-mu' If ,A X' , gm- x , ., 4. Action against Arkansas. Ron PheQns recovered this Arkansas pass - Oops -ss x 9 5 w The fight song didn t seem to have much 6561665 for us. Herb Barritt does his best to gain control ly' the ball. ,ik .g,Q5m.,., . , . kv . M MN M V A ,,,,,,,R,,.,W f.,, f.W5MM . M .V-fgzga-4, 5,3 ,W E . V L, HM, wma , ,,.,. A ,. ,md M., Q M ar Q - V . 254 Roy Wave f21j takes the second foul shot as Spencer Carlson watches patiently. 1 at W., l4I 11 I Ia T li if 3. F 1 .. if 'lu an ':. l . .. f 8 iiwwfez H , Q X -' A ,, - 3. Li.-fwfr ,Wh wiltxmmxmeiieqsgulgggga 7-gg f M xg' ., -wggmmaazw' - e --51, . - i ff , it '5f4fwai-me.Ha1fgeiZ2Qfi-,MQW WW K up 77 -exft-:evil , W1 New-.Mt V :mw,5?,7..1'.,f.'.,,A., , W I w?y9:w1wg2xfg4kwfgQq,.gQ+gw12vf-' 4, Those of you who were there will remember this hauiime episode well! N, ,A if V sw! F , i., if 5 .uw W E 5 I42 1 QW its ii -ew THE STEER! , ,-awk X ,, ' .k., k ws xl: N ?9 g'.p. i fn.,-E 294 gag is is if? Carlson is fou led. Phelps drives for 2 points. Jerry Broom is fouled as ASQW attempts to steal the ball :Sag 5 ,,,..Mnw xmy V -ww W-Q ,Q M.: -N f. ag if QQ. 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K , h M ' L 23 ' Q. 1 hu gi? lv fm , Q if . 1 gps uw ,K A Wg ' 7 , w ., K '11 . ,my-Q, s X 1 Q w 5 E 'Z S Brother Long Nose, one of the first members of the nose brotherhood, inhales the game. fsalchfj wwwmh -wk Art Dlhgach announces by radio all of the Bears' sporting events except varsity football which is carried over regional stations. l 5 '54 Cary Price scores for Baylor against T.C.U. S , if 'iwlimifsiz Coach Schroeder silently watches as A6'cM nears victory with only 1 out remaining. c .,,w+w-m,.,,mM ' A ,,W,W.,, 2 Lwwxxigbiiiwiv K K , .- ,H K ' M 1 WE QL John Tatum, Baylofs catcher, happily watches the Bears execute- a double play against ARM. ISS Q fs Baylor was Tied Tor The conference lead wiTh Texas A81M laTe in The season when They meT The Aggies Tor a showdown double-header early in May. Baylor dropped boTh games and The TiTle. Ti- nally 'Finishing in a Tie Tor second place wiTh Texas. BoTh had 9-5 records and The Aggies were in TirsT place wiTh I I-3. i A www i it fi ai ez 1 Y 1 1 -s 1 1 ?E E .. I. 1... n.. ' A A . 5. 1? A K Lf-if K ' ei 5 1 'L 55 ' 55 .. K ik Q fa 5 A lg 1, 3 ig JE . Q 5, '41 v f X Q 4 45 ??' .SQ .ii x Y A Q ' N 3 N Q . 5 is fx Q jx ,E AZ: H4 'L iizs W M 'K L, ii ii ,Q K-1 :W , 0THER SPORT N W Ml Baylor finished 4+I-n in The Conference. TRACK Gianni:- . M W . annular-W-W firmware-nanny.. 5, Ken Northcutt hands off to Ray Kayser, barely nipping Texas ASCM. We still won the relay. Henry Pickett rests beside Coach Hart. Coach Hart fin the capj came to Baylor this year. A. 'M ax T Baylor's freshman team s W 2 N...-..'fef 6 ire 51izw',9. ',,7 .W-z..z,,K,sfna..7 0 V. af, lei ,sf - wf,1f:g,51m'm fir, - 'wfsgwx 1, ,fu-aff., - , s 5 wfg if t.3 312 -Q hows promise, especially in the relay events. 95255 M' gig: , 2:36 I59 'i K .i ' f 7 5 7 5 ' r J7W?'Ww Ray Kaysar 63 and Pat Rogers f30j chat together durzng a Wednesday workout. Xxmfxf XX 3 xl KKK 'X K X 1 3' 1, 'Ri-'I' Qi eyX2,yg, x X ,Km ,xxx xox 2 r-X NX , INKX f X 1 1 ,Hr Nik s 1 I Of two track meets in Waco during the track season the major part of the last meet was rained out. L' A 4 an '--...,,. -QQNWTT,- 'i1,A k g.. A P' R A,,-.uzq1Q'f,w- M -A fa, 1, .mi .,- ,, - - ,Q M, M, ,Nw-s:f??i wr L A ,f'P '. A 'f-,PAN-HA , ,. N. v1'nM'ff'Ss1-rr' f 1 L gffq 'fm -4,,.,f,. , w 1,-'MA ,,-5.45-vxjfgfi' .f ,, A . ff: W, , 41, ,ff A dt, X .. 51, W ,dw , ' .,,.Ma AM shucks it weren't nothing. Wayne Jordon places lst in the 440 hurdles TENNIS The Tennis ream finished In Jrne conference. k Ed Williams, Baylofs top len- nis player, prepares a serve againsl Rice. el' wp- . P. --,, -1 5 M Q.. ,V I I i. A hk K 2 4 if 1- ' - WG- f i ' li lk si 1 ---- ,'. ..,. K ' ....: . Z ' ' L1 r e . A ff., - f 2 AM I kb ,Vg- Q , - V ,I I .. 1 5115 , - - . .. - -' Sw I ' . ,. K 12-fi : , -12 A 1 1 125.5 1 K 1 ' Q ' n , ' LJ:-if' 1--L 1 -fgv, giffezlgyf 5 , ,:. 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H-i'1ff5 ' K Irie- 5 ' w 9.',5:'h F, 1-'j 'iltiimil' l 1 ' ' , , V. 3' W 2 'x ,W - ga., QL, ,X ff , ,ir 5 , f, W . My-'i-., Q , ,..,v 5 M W 4 ww fx . f ov Y ' 5f'm9fb:, ,A R. ' A. Ohm.- 20.5. l ' fe-:25 5I,'ff7T2T'T:g4,afi63Sx6':f:4 ffff' 2' ' -A tain' 1 Rf, 5, if , . .f x 4 x.1f-g'!1x' . , - , 4f,.W,,,..M3n.-2-'ff - - , . 4 .gfzgvli - 4 Q, 1 .2 . .W R . .Q 7, 7Jl 4',S A o. ,Nw Y ,,3w'df.w-g:K'2Zh.i. :win-JWMM .W -. , J.. 1, fm . N., , 1- ' TNT UR a W1 W' LF' ' X Y' in Q- 'Qi' 14 - 'sr V I organizations I73 Becky Monzingo Eva Herkender ATHENEANS DELTA ALPHA PI Fall President Spring PresidenT Sally Dee Cole Becky Dawson Susan Johnsen Mignon Furqueron Jan Hodgkiss ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA OMEGA ATHENEANS ATHENEANS Women 's ICC The Women's lnTer-Club Council is an or- ganizaTion composed oT Two represenTaTives Trom each oT The Tive women's social clubs on campus: A represenTaTive elecTecl by The club who serves all year, and The club presidenT Tor each semesTer. The ICC serves as a medium Through which a close inTer-club reIaTionship is mainTained, co- operaTes wiTh college adminisTraTion and The sTudenT governmenT in The mainTenance of high social sTandards, resolves inTer-club conTIicTs, and compiles The rules governing rush acTiviTies. The Dean of Women serves as The sponsor Tor This organizaTion. Joyce Cargill Nancy Hyde Sarah Kay Handy Sue Abercrombie Linda Bunnel Ann Friend One Lee Hedrick Kay WaTson DELTA ALPHA PI DELTA ALPHA Pl KAPPA THETA KAPPA THETA KAPPA THETA PI ALPHA LAMBDA PI ALPHA LAMBDA PIALPHA LAMBDA Men's ICC The Men's InTer-Club Council is The coordinaTing body oT The men's social clubs. Each oT The Tour clubs, Esquire, Lambda Sigma Chi, Taurus, and Tryon CoTerie, has Two represenTaTives. The ICC sponsors rush acTiviTies Tor men, as well as an open dance each semesTer in coniuncTion wiTh Women's lnTer-Club Council. Ronnie Kilgore 5,,,y Dollar The purpose oT The Men's ICC is To serve as a coordinaTor oT The men's social club ESQUIRE .TAURUS acTiviTies in cooperaTion wiTh The adminisTraTion and sTuclenT governmenT. Fall PresrdenT Sprung Presudeni' Todd Pearson T. J. ATwood Hugh Sfrickland Danny Chapman Guy Boyd ESQUIRE LAMBDA TAURUS TRYON TRYON SIGMA CHI COTERIE COTERIE l75 Alpha Omega Alpha Omega, Baylor's oldesf women's social club, was founded in i924 by Dr. C. D. Johnson. Founded on fhe ideals of love, loyalfy and service, Alpha Omega has confinued fo exemplify fhese ideals fhrough fhe years by ifs pro- molion of fhe social, infellecfual, and culfural inferesf of Baylor's women. The A.O.'s are found in almosf every phase of campus acfivifies-Sfudenf Con- gress, B.S.U., Baylor Theafer, Baylor Publicafions, and Women's Sfudenf Gov- ernmenf. The A.O.'s began fhe year by sponsoring Howdy Weelc fo welcome Fresh- men and refurning sfudenfs. Following closely was fhe fea honoring new women sfudenfs. Also, lasl' fall, fhe A.O.'s sponsored fhe firsf fea honoring fhe Faculfy of Baylor. Ofher acfivifies include various Homecoming evenfs, fhe Winfer Formal, fhe Thanksgiving Sfyle Show, fhe Chrisfmas parfy for Sfafe Home children wifh Circle K, The Fire Dance, fhe Easfer Egg Hunf for Sfafe Home children wifh APO, plus fhe Baylor Easfer Seal Drive, fhe Spring Re- freaf, and fhe May Day Coronafion and Dance. ln The spring, fhe A.O.'s were selecfed fo appear on fhe Bob Hope Library Fund Benefif Show. Alpha Omega coordinafes many ofher acfivifies during fhe year such as open and closed parfies, ofher feas and sfyle shows, recepfions, efc. They are consisfenfly selecfed as club sweefhearfs and Baylor Beaufies. They are also acfive parficipanfs in club and coed inframurals. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Davidson Sponsors AnneHe Adams Dee Anderson Kay Anderson Leni Anderson Ann Bafes Pal' Belew Beify Buclrler Claire Carfer Sarah Cleland Sally Dee Cole Claire Crawford Donna Davidson Shirley Davis Diane Duncan Barbara Freeman Carole George Bonnie Harringlon Ann Heafon Jo Ann Helms Kafhy Herndon Carol Jamison Carol Jenlzins Bonnie Jones Jan Jubela Kay Kallina Jennie Lennon Judy Locy Judy Massey Befly Malfhews Judy McNeil Robin Middlefon Elaine Moore Rosemary Moore Sue Murphy Diane Paflerson Beclry Dawson Susan Johnsen Fall Presideni Spring Presicleni In the fall Alpha Omega held the first tea honoring Baylor faculty. A.0.'s prepare to impress the rushees during skit night of rush! AQ Hard work and many headaches paid off with the win ning float at Homecoming. Lucia Price Judy Ray Judy Reeves Judy Reinharl Janel' Ross Nan SccH' Mary Slocomb Carol Slidger Belly Sue Slolxer Kalhy Slreei Sally Sluckerf Paula Woodard Suffon Pam Ufley Julie UH Jane Weaver Joanne'Wl'1i'lmore Sandra Williams Marilyn Williams Karen Williamson Carol Wyaif Afheneans Aihenean members and pledges are aclive in many phases of campus life ai' Baylor. ln rhe fall, ihey greei' freshmen and new sludenis wirh a lea and parlicipale in Homecoming aciiviries. A+ Chrisimas, The club gives a parfy for children ai ihe Waco Siafe Home. Social aciiviiies include open and closecl dances and a Winler ancl Spring Formal. The Aiheneans also sponsor 'rhe Beauiy Preseniaiion and The Candlelighl Buffer following ihe preseniaiion. The purpose of The club is io follow The high ideals ol The Aiheneans of ancieni Greece. The club was organized in I935. I78 Dr. and Mrs. Roberf T Miller Sponsors Joy Allen Mary Amis Carolyn Anderson Kay Andrews Nancy Armes Befiy Rou+h Barron Nancy Barron Pai Berry Beverly Binns Marfha Lou Blain Judy Bowman Babs Brown Nancy Calhoun Nancy Canada Marfha Cheavens Jean Cloyd Sue Collier Jayne Conley Mary Loclre Crosland Pai Daniel Ann Davis Shiela Dedman Donna DeRusha Diana Enns Karen FIyn+ Nancy Gaines Marfha Gooch Jean Gregory Beverly Gufelius Helen Hefley Elaine Hembree Iris Hicks Helen Highiower Kay Hiclrey Judy Jolly Barbara Joplin Jane Jordan Linda Kirk LaNelle Linnsfead+er Linda McFerrin Gwen McKee Mignon Furqueron Jdhel' HOJQHSS Fall Pregidenf Spring Presiclenr Mr. and Mrs. Milfon Lifland Sponsors Azheneam put on a happy face to be- come a winner in the All-University Sing. Darla Wlmillon Jerri Bullock Wilfong Joy Wiman Jane WiHe Sally Womack Becky Monzingo Marilyn Morfon PaHye Myers Kay Nelhery Susie Osieen Pal PeH'igrew Janel' Pilman Sybil Pilhman Mary Pomeroy Suzanne Powers Carolyn Railiff Dwilene Rhodes Barbara Rogers Clauclie Self E'Lisa Shaw Cora Bess Smifh Jim Ann Speclr Ann Slanford Lou Sfanford Susie Sfewarl Eileen Thomas Linda Thompson Grace Toombs Suzy Van Hoove Tommy Lou Vines Carole Anne Wes? Susan Wes? Judy Wheeler Delia Alpha Pi Ever since Della Alpha Pi was founded in l935, lhe club has been aclive in campus social life. Annually DAP sponsors a welcoming 'lea for all new women sludenls, a fall slyle show, an alunnnae luncheon al l-lomecoming, and numerous open and closed parries climaxed by lhe winler and spring lorrnals. ln l96l DAP eslablished a scholarship in honor of Mrs. Lois Murray, reliring sponsor. During Jrhe Fall of I963, Della Alpha Pi presenfed Henry Mancini lo lhe Baylor campus. Pall of I963 also found DAP adopling a lillle boy in Greece. Each member of Della Alphia Pi wears a pearl as a symbol of 'rhe friendship. fellowship, and comradeship found wilhin lhe club. Della Alpha Pi slrives 'ro esrablish 'rhe highesl Type of characler in woman- hood, 'ro donale gills of use lo 'rhe universily, and 'ro increase school spirif. One of the first activities of the year is an annual club retreat. I8O Dr. and Mrs. Richard Widner Laura Lynn Barber S+eva Bell Carolyn Booihe Ginger Bradford Carol Ann Brown Barbara Burleson Marcia Burlison Currin Ann Carpenferi Kerry Crider Adrienne Dowell Janie Evans Cheryl Farr Judy Forfson Judy Frederick Tommie Hahn Spo'nsors Joyce Cargill Nancy Hyde Fall Presicleni Spring Presideni Skit night of Rush featured DAP's presenting THE PAIAMA GAME. Dixiana Hardesfy Eva Herlcender Carolyn Hill Jean Hill Suzanne Hinclrley Karen Johnson Louise Jordan Rufhie Kendriclr Susi Kilpairiclr Mary Ruih Lee Jane Lucas Marilyn Murphy Sally Norman Lynn Nowlin Nadine Nysrrom Pal O'Michael Carol Ann O'Neal Mary Beih Palmer Janice Priclreh' Nancy Sewell Mary Lou Shoop Janice Slagle Carol Smifh Tera Spain Carol Sullivan Diane Vassar Pafsy Walker Joanna Ward Jill Waikins Sandy Whitmore Nancy Wiley Farley Ann Williams Judy Willoughby Diane Wimberly Diane Young AAI'I Pledges enjoy their first party as DAP's at the spring pledge dance. Della Sigma Pi Delfa Sigma Pi is an infernafional business frafernify composed of selecfed men in- fhe School of Business. The Befa lofa Chapfer was insfalled on Baylor campus December 6. I93O. lf has falcen parf in all school acfivifies, bofh social and professional, such as fhe inframural sporfs program, Homecoming, and May Day. Delfa Sig is a dual purpose frafernify in fhaf if offers fo fhe sfudenfs bofh social and professional acfivifies. Offering an enficing social schedule fo cor- relafe adequafely wifh fhe social life of fhe universify, Delfa Sig's nafional affiliafion allows if fo provide sfimulafinq business lecfures and far-reaching confacfs for fhe furfherance of fhe sfudenf's success in fhe business world. l Members entertain. guests at the rush parties. CAROL WYATT, a .lunior Alpha Omega from Pt. Neches, was the fall sweetheart. 1 Sfanley Banes Bill Bevill Don Cresfman Van Crouch Bobby Curfis Jimmy Ferris Milne French Claude Goffhardf Roberi' Hawkins Roberl' Hill Roy Knighl' Bob Law Les Lewis Wiclrey McCalel:: Milne McElmurry Mac McGinnis Joe McLean Jerry McNabb Frecl Churchill Harry Barrett Fall President Spring President Selected as the spring sweetheart was LIN- DA RAYMOND, a junior from Houston. Tom McPealx Jim Mieer Jim Monning Bill Morris Dan Morton Fred Neely Frecl Rath Phil Richason Leslie Smi+h Don Standley Leo Turner Carl Vollre Gary Waits Tommy Walker Chuch Weddingfon Herbert Wright AZI1 Cookie and the Cupcakes provide good music and entertainment for one of the largest parties of the year. y fr y -rv it er seet A ' sf' G . X 5 N W i is in , gs ei? 53325591335 8 K sag 921 S Q -3 ix is r -exwx we it X Q f S Q we .0 L it S, 3 . gf 5 i i . 'R J wr K ,, lg ai is Q y yu? F fini Esquire CompleTing iTs TorTieTh year as Baylor's oldesT men's social organ- izaTion, The Esquire Club has conTinued To pursue The aims seT TorTh in l924: To uphold The TradiTion oT Baylor UniversiTy by The promul- gaTion oT friendliness. good will, and vigorous campus spiriT. Esquire is exTremely TorTunaTe To reTain The services of Mr. and Mrs. WaTson Arnold as sponsors, who have been wiTh The clulo for Ten years. Mr. and Mrs. Wafson Arnold Sponsors David Aven Don Bendy Buford CaTes Jay Chapman Sweetheart for the fall semester was Jim Cheek NAN CROW HAMBLETON, a Sopho- Charles Flood more Athenean from Tyler. David George RoberT Hall 'Q Jim Hilliard Tommy Howard Earl Hanlramer V Jim HursT Nothin' like hot chocolate on a winter day. Ben Hamblefon Joe Moore Fall Presidenl Spring Presiclenr Spring sweetheart was LIZ BRAZELL, a Junior Azhenean from Waxahachie. Pai Manuel Jim Parsons Todd Pearson Barry Pollock Bill Rigsby Tom Sharp Ed RubneH Bob Sfafford Pele Sfarraf Milne Tracy Bud Johnsfone Ray Kayser Ronnie Kilgore Therell be ANOTHER day! Kappa Theta Kappa Theia members can be found pariicipaiing in all phases of campus life: social, religious, and scholasiic. Activities of ihe fall semester include Pigslcin Revue, orig- inated by Kappa Theia in I956, an annual winier formal, and a Chrisimas pariy for ihe children of The Evangelia Home. Presentation of ihe Baylor Valentine Sweeiheari, originated in I963 and sponsored annually by Kappa Theia, is one high- lighr of the spring semester. Other aciiviiies are selling Val- entine ielegrams, giving a pledge pariy, ancl holding a spring formal. Wi+l-1 the help of Dr. and Mrs. Jaclc Herring, Kappa Theta ihus carried our Irs purpose of advancing good will and friend- liness ai Baylor. Kappa Theta celebrated its 25th birthday this year with a tea for all students. Suzanne Ballew Linda Bell Margaref Bigham Sharon Bischofshausen Harriei' Briscoe Karen Cole Donna Diclrover Mary Ann Eclcerf Tommie Gilmore Sarah Kay Handy Kafhy Hardcasile Bonnie Harman Suzanne Herring Ramona Kay Harris Wanda Hodges Ellen Jacoclrs Paula Befh Johnson Charloffe Jones Margarei' Lindsey Linda Bunnell Sue Abercrombie Fall Presidenl Spring Presidenl Sandy Su'H'on Nancy Wessely Sharon Lumsden Penny Lunday Ann Maflaews Alva Sue McJunldn Marilyn McGregor Eleanor McComus Pafricia Nelson Ann Newfon Gayle Painfer Gwen Roberfson Eleanor Shaliles Jane Shuman Willa Smifh Carol Spencer Marilyn Sfrong Mr. and Mrs. Jaclc Herring Sponsors Who said being in a club was all play?.l Lambda Sigma Chi Lambda Sigma Chi is a men's social fraierniiy composed oi se- lecied men from every field ai Baylor. The iraierniiy received ifs charier in l96O, and since ilwen has coniinued io be acknowledged in all iaceis of Baylor life. This year Lambda Sig chose Miss Shirley Lawson, a iunior from Lovingion, New Mexico, as sweeilweari. When one becomes a member of iiiis lraferniiy he becomes a bro'rl1er in 'flue True iraiernal spiril. T. J. Afwood Dwighf Chapman Jerry Copeland Charles Darwin Flem DeGra'Ffenreid Sam Escobedo Don Evans Billy Ford l88 Mr. George Sadler Sponsor George Karglmal Wayne Parchman Fall Presiclen+ Spring Presidenl Rudy Garcia Jim Humphreys Herman Keillor George Klaras Elvin Sharp Mack Smifh Tom Weikins AIX Miss SHIRLEY LAWSON, a junior Pi Al pha Lambda from Lovington, New Mexico was the 1963-64 Lambda Sig Sweetheart. Pi Alpha Lambda Pi Alpha Lambda was organized in lhe lall of l94O wilh 5 charier members. The club has grown sleadily since 'rhal' lime and now has a mem- bership of more fhan 60 girls. One ol lhe main purposes of Pals is lo promole friendliness on cam- pus. By sponsoring Corrigan Weekend, giving open parlies for all slu- denls, parJricipa+ing'in All-Uniyersily Sing, l-lomecoming, and May Day, lhe girls are able lo 'luliill lhis aim. Al The beginning of lhe school year a reireal is held lo plan The acliv- ilies of lhe coming year. The members always look forward lo 'rhis lime lo gel logelher aller lhe summer monlhs. The Spring Formal is one of lhe highlighls ol lhe enlire year. Maureen Anderson Billie Jo Askew Margaref Banks Teresa Blackwell Wanda Cason Kay Council Sylvia Crawford Norma Donnell Jolly Fowler Ann Friend Benegene Gann Barbara Hencsl' Dorolhy Hensarling Ann Herald Frances Hicks Susie Johnson Ann Jones Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Sendon Dr. and Mrs. Clemenf Goode Sponsors If Mother only knew! Ona Lee Hedrick KEY WalSOh Fall Pregidenf Spring President PAI s prepare to leave on their fall retreat. BeH'y Key Shirley Lawson Camille Lee Mary Nell Murphy Sherry Myers Mary Ann Nesuda Pal' Peclr Georgia Ray Beclry Reed Sharon Seale Nila Smilh Suzanne Sommerville Ann Sfephens Jane Sluarl Carolyn Thompson Jean Thompson Ann Templin Margaret Vernon Mary Ann Voigfs Belly Winburn I'IAA Fall always brings Homecoming-and hard work on the float! Taurus Taurus has concluded ils nineleenlh year as a social club on lhe Baylor campus. The aims of Taurus are 'ro promole wholesome friendship, genrlemanly conducl, and worlhwhile social acliyiiies. Taurus' social acrivilies lhis year included leas honoring social club pledges, parries, lhe February open dance, The annual Las Vegas parly, Jrhe winler slci lodge parly, Jrhe spring formal, and lhe spring relreal. The club also parlicipaled in Baylor lnrramural Compeli- lion and lhe All-Uniyersily Sing. Fred Allen John Allen McLean Bowman Rique Carson Bu+cl1 Clardy Ari' Dlugach Bob Edwards Tom Egberf Melvin Ellison Ray Els Jim Farley Bill Ferguson Milne Ferguson Jim Gabriel Gene Gaisser Ron Galloway Joe George Buclry Harris Tom Harfley Jim Heard Mr. David McHam Capr Norman Nuclrolls Guests and thezr dates are greeted at the rush parties Gene Heafley Jerry McKay Ken Nor+hcu++ Don Pan+er Ricky Parker Bill Roberfs Jerry Secresf Larry Shuiflesworih Mike Thomas Hugh Siriclcland Randall Washingfon Van Wood Jimmy Rouse Bob Collins Fall Presidenl Spring Presidenl Pal Borden Bill Garner Frank Newion Boyce Oliver Carl Rabensburg Mike Savage Ronnie SuHon TAZ l IAN LEMONS, a- Sophomore Alpha Omega from Tupelo, Mississippi, was elected by the club as sweetheart for the 1963-64 school year. There's nothing like a nice warm clay for a picnic! Tryon Coforie Founded in I946, Tryon Coferie serves The Triple purpose of mainfaining The high Tradifions of Baylor, fulfilling The desire for enioymenT of college life and creaTing a channel for social relaTions beTween sfudenfs. Special acTiviTies on The Try-C calendar include a Tall Tea honoring fresh- man women. The GreaT Gloomy Gafheringu Chrisfmas parfy, an auThenTic Roman Toga l-lop. sponsoring The May Day Coronafion Review, and a spring formal in May. As a member of The Men's InTer-Club Council, The club par- Ticipafes in The acTiviTies perfaining To This associaTion in addifion To compeT- ing in The Homecoming Parade and The All-UniversiTy Sing. ln ifs years on campus, Try-C has risen To be an infegral parT of The Baylor scene. There's nothing like an all night game to keep you alert! The club elected as sweetheart Miss TOMMY! LOU VINES, a Sophomore Athenean from Lil tle Rock, Arkansas. John Baird Harold Baies Michael Blackman Bob Bobbiff Rick Boofh Mike Bourland Guy Boyd Danny Chapman Mike Collier Mike Collom Jim Coffon Don Craff Ben Crouch Bill Daniel Tom Davies Scoff Droke Larry Dyke Jimmy Fox Joe Fulh Alan Sleelman Dafid Mcfllee Fall Presidenl SPVWQ Pfesldeni Try-C Leldon Sweef Dudley Taylor Jimmy Turnipseed B. Willie Wallrer Jos Wrislers Try-C performs on risers at the All-Unwerszty Szng Joe Gerald Jim Gran+ Will Griffin Ramsey Horlon F. M. Keeling Rodger Kuhl Billy Langslon Gary Lighf Kenn Miller Jay Riley Jim Seals WaI+ Shields Neil Shoop Charles Sligh Joe Snell A. J. Sfaples KAPPA THETA Leff io Righf: Saundra Lurnsden, Marilyn Terence, Joanne Aclcer, Linda Kay Hull, Deanna Painler, Sandra Bowers, Penny Herring, Marsha Cox and Belly Humphries. Fl ALPHA LAMBDA Leif +o Righh Marilyn Karol, Jean O'Berg, Karen Monr- qomery. 15 We K' a Ain DELTA ALPHA PI Firsf Row: Vicki Dill, Jane McCord, Cheryl Lifflefield, Diana Dofson. Second Row: Ann Rad- nor, Elizabelh Berry, Doroihy Carlson, Beiina Howard, Cherie McNabb. Third Row: Harrieli' Edwards, Kris Roberis, Par Pullig, Enid Myers, Mary Ruih Palmer, Diane Knape. I96 Spring Pledges A An Il 'li M.,-eff smndQ! yM- Y W- fvww ALPHA OMEGA Firsf Row: Elaine Clanlon, Johnnie Hughes, Carol Waller, Caroly McCaslin, Jane Renfrow, Diane Busby. Second Row: Sharon Srricl- land, Donna Crumplon, Kay Penderqraff, Donna Walreland, Mai gie O'Brien. Third Row: Sara Eason, Diane Porfer, Beverly Presley Carol Younr, Alice Porfer. Fourih Row: Mary Middleron, Bell McCall, Joyce Robinson, Susan McClanahan, LaNell Gregory. rg Q ATHENEANS Firsi' Row: Sarah Adams, Liz Brazell, Carol McCall. Second Row: Cherry Kell ley, Donna Tenney, Susan Torn, Diana Dean, Lynn Wilre, Eva Ann Crofls, Marfha Newport Jane Tarnplin, Kalhleen Mahan, Belh Moore. Third Row: Mary Ann Kendriclc, Fran Wallcer, Robbie Plummer. W--W:.:1.,.A,,w,,i .f 'Ww-mm SERVICE Alpha Kappa Psi Epsilon Efa Chapfer, Alpha Kappa Psi, was insfalled on fhe Baylor cam- pus Ocfober I6, l958, almosf 54 years affer fhe founding of fhe firsf chapfer in 1904. Alpha Kappa Psi is fhe oldesf business frafernify in exisfence. lfs professional business acfivifies include lecfures conducfed by promi- nenf businessmen, fours of indusfrial planfs and ofher businesses. and ofher acfivifies fhaf give ifs members knowledge of The business world. The frafernify parficipafes in many campus aclivifies, including fhe Homecoming Parade, fhe All-Universify Sing, and May Day. The aims of Alpha Kappa Psi are fo furfher fhe individual welfare of ifs members: fo fosfer scienfific research in fhe fields of commerce. ac- counfs, and finance: fo educafe fhe public fo appreciafe higher ideals fhereinq and fo promofe and advance in insfifufions of college ranlc, courses leading fo degrees in business adminisfrafion. l Elected as the 1963-64 AKPsi sweetheart was Miss JUDY McNEIL, a sophomore Alpha Omega from Lufhin. Jerry Bolin Perry Bolin Rusfy Burscn Burris Burfon David Cawoocl Jerry Claiborne Gerry Clipson Ben Culpepper John Davis Tommy Dralre Craig Eve'Hs Wrighl' Friday Lewis Garner Ken Griffin- Slcip G 'ff' rl In Spring sernesfer officers are, lefl fo righf, Roberf Williams, Pres.: Larry Willard Vice-Pres.: John Rafliff, Treas.: Shack Nail, Rec. Sec.: Jerry Bolin, Corres. Sec. and Ben Culpepper, Masler of Rifual. Bobby Grimsley Jim Haley Dan Henry was 9, 4 Q Doug Johnsion David Williams Fall Presicleni' Spring Presidenr V- '59 f em HJUCA DIYISDO All Baylor students received during registration free desk blotters, compliments of A K Psi. Jim Russell Mac Sacco Dan Smifh Cecil Ursprung Conrad Walsh Roberl While Larry Williard Jerry Williford Sam Wilson Ronald Yonf AKVI' Z4 Serving as iaculfy advisors are, leff lo righl, Mr, Charles Wells, Dr. Jushn Long neclcer, Dr. H. N. Broom, iv1r.Arch Hunt and Col, H. Paul Dellinger. Linfon Hughes John Hull Gus Israel Larry Kelly Roberi Ladley Dan McEver Wayne Marcy Royce Marfin Wade Maffhews Rip Palferson John Rallii Richard Robinson if Alpha Phi Omega Esiablished al Baylor in l948, Alpha Phi Omega, naiional service ira- ierniiy, has four fields of endeavor in which il' direcis iis energy. These include service +o sludenis and lacullry, service +o youih and communiry. service 'ro members of 'lhe lraiernily, and service To ihe naiion as pariici- pairing ciiizens. Aciivifies on lhe APO calendar for ihe l963-64 school year included sponsoring ihe Homecoming Pigslcin Review, lhe annual blood drive. The April King Conlesi, Chrislmas and Easier pariies for Jrhe Siaie Home Children, and The awarding oi annual scholarships. APO parlici- paies in all campus aciiviiies by eniering 'rhe Homecoming Parade, All- Universiiy Sing, and all inlramural sporis. Rollin Aars Gerald Anderson Warren Anderson Gordon Arnold Byron Baldwin Tom Ball Jerry Beane Roberl Beckley Sieve Boswell Tim Curbo Paul Dwyer Leo Eslrada Sleve Fallwell Ralph Gassiof Daniel Geslring Byron Griffin APO,s are always clean, moral, up- standing citizens, and on the right side of the law. Jimmv 5fi9SbY Jerry Hogan Herb Holcomb John James 200 The annual Blood service projects. Drive is one of APO's major ACD!! David Hennessee David MCDdrliel Fall Pregideni Spring Presidenf I never knew this was what it took to be a pledge! Owen Kirchner Peler Leon Bill McKinney Carey Marsh Dick Marlin Bill Maynard Terry Maynard Ronnie Morris Mike Parks Glen Pearson Dan Pope Ben Ramsey Courilyn Rea Ralph Rohr Jerry Rice Tommy Slripper Bill Smilh William W. Smolhers Jim Sfewarf Royce Taylor Wm. Gene Teloeaux John TuH Eddie Wallers Rex Whilalrer Ari Whifmer Randy Willie Andy Williams Fred Wrighl 75 A Junior Alpha Omega rom Waco Miss DON NA DAVIDSON was the 1963 64 sweetheart Kay Meelr Georgia Ray Fall Commander Spring Commander Dorencla Alcorn Rose Ann Aubrey Linda BenneTT Sheila Benson Thane Clark Donna Hollesfer Ocoee Johnson Paula BeTh Johnson Linda Kilman Elliof Knox Marsha Manlin Jucly Reinharl' Judi Robinson Donna STone Mary Thomas Angel Flight Angel FlighT, The 3TTicial hosTess aT Arnold Air and AFROTC acTiviTies on The Baylor campus, has boTh service and social proiecTs. Service proiecTs include collecTing clofh- ing Tor The Mexia STaTe Home, helping wiTh The Alpha Phi Omega Blood Drive, and parTicipaTing wiTh oTher clubs in campus-wide acTiviTies such as l-lomecoming, Treshman mix- ers. and May Day. Social proiecTs include The corps-wide Tormal and picnics, ioinT banqueTs and Tormal iniTiaTions wiTh Arnold Air, and closed social TuncTions such as The Spring Formal. Since Angel FlighT is a naTional organizaTion, delegafes will be senT To The NaTional Conclave, meeTing This year in Denver, Colorado. There, Baylor Angels expecT To ex- change ideas in proiecTs and pledging. New unilorms Tor Tall I964 are currenTly being planned. Air Force R.0.T.C. sponsors chosen from Angels. Molly Vesfal Nancy Wesley Marsha Whilehead Carroll Wood Charles Berger Jerry Crosby Fall Commander Spring Commander Capt Jerry D. Jackson Advisor Charles Johnson Roland Kemp Sid Laizer Franlr McCreary Dwayne Moore Wayne Moore Jim Pool Tommy Redwine John Reed Randy Rinewalf Bobby Sammon Ronald Schroeder Tommy Smifh Tom Summers Jene Tebeaux Fra nk Wesfermann Arnold Air Society Arnold Air Socieiy is a nafional honorary professional fraiernily of Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Cadeis. The purpose of lhe organizaiion is io iuriher lhe mission of Jrhe Uniied Slaies Air Force in conneciion wilh ihe Air Force Officer Training program ai colleges and universifies ihroughoui The naiion. Firsi organized on The Baylor campus in I948, ihe unii was named alier Colonel James Connally, a World War II bomber piloi. Mem- bership is selecled on ihe basis of academic sianding and leadership. Johnny Brisby Royal Carringfon Jimmy iCyper+ Bill Elder Russell Feldi James Hare Chamber of Commerce The Baylor Chamber oi Commerce was formed in l9I9 wiih The pur- pose oi iurihering Baylor ihrough fhe promolion oi afhleiics and school spirii. As 'rhe oldesi men's service club on campus, ihe Chamber is guided in fulfilling Jrhis purpose by ihe familiar moiio, Hfknyihing for Baylor. The lradiiional aciiyiiies of lhe Chamber oi Commerce include selling spiriir ribbons, co-ordinaiing Homecoming and May Day, sponsoring +he Fooiball Banquet and mainiaining Baylor's famed mascois. Preseniaiion oi Bob I-lope for The Baylor Library Fund highlighfed Jrhis year's aciiviiies. In addiiion, ihe Chamber consirucied a iouniain in appreciaiion of 'rhe Baylor-Waco Foundaiion. lmplemeniing iis purpose wilh 'rhese aciiviiies, The Chamber of Com- merce coniinues 'ro The presenf as Keepers of ihe Baylor Spirit The bear pits come first in a pledge s ll e Joe Allen Jack Arringfon Royce Asfon Danny Bagby Burnie Bafiles Jerry Brown Sam Brown Lee Bush Tommy Calhoun James Cannaday Jim Cargile Jerry Cavanah Connie Mack Clark Mike Collins Sieve Dean Phil Duncan Bill Elder Earl Ferguson Glynn Fields Brian Harbour Perry Harbour Mickey Hesier Gene Hufisfuiler James Ingram Wayne Jordan Don King Johnny Kofhmann Ron Leslie Gary Manslcer Neil Marfin Tal ROl9er'lS James Bowden Ted Esless Firsl Term Second Term Third Term Presidenl Presidenl Presidenf Marius Miley Tom Nance Jim Needs David Nelson lra Peal: Rod Phelps Ronnie Phelps John Porfer Lee Roberlson Dan Smifh Ken Smilh John Tanner John Tafum Jim Wagner Ronnie Wuensc h Crash Cannaday at the wheel during the Howdy Week tricycle race. Snow, anyone? 205 Chi's Chi's, a Women's Service OrganizaTion on campus, sTands Tor clasped hands in service, The club was Tormed To give coeds on Baylor's campus an opporTuniTy To be of service To Their campus and communiTy. Campus proiecTs include serving aT banqueTs, ushering aT plays, TuToring, guiding Tours, and serving as hosTesses aT various ac- TiviTies. Worlcing aT Louey Migel, Evangelia, Goodwill lndusTries, UniTed Fund, and ForT l-louse provide members wiTh acTiviTies To be OT help To The communiTy. Chi's also enTer inTo campus life wiTh a TloaT in The Homecoming Parade and by parTicLpaTing in May Day, l-lowdy Week, April King ConTesT, Mr. Corrigan ConTesT, and Lealcey Leadership Lab. The club has Two reTreaTs aT The beginning of each semesTer and several parTies ThroughouT The semesTer. Chi's has been The recipienT Tor The pasT Two years oi The Alpha Chi Scholarship Award. Chiis greet rushees at rush party Jocly Archer Marcia Beaugh Jolene Borsberry Kay Brown Brenda Burleson Marianne Caron Gayle CaTledge Carolyn ClayTon Susan Cummings Joy Daniel Lois Daniel Judy Davis Lois Delney Kay Doyal Carolyn Duke DoroTl1y Dunn MarTy Elliof Margianne Franlr Lenora Fullenwider Delia Gorena Susan Halberl' PaT Harvey Freda Horn Jan Jensen Carol Koehm Linda Lease Roberha Lehmann Brenda Lyles Becky McClure Almarie MarTin Dina Moore Susan Reddin Fall Presidenl' Spring Presidenl Chi's serve the campus through free tutoring. A pledge models her new gold uniform. Bobbie Morris Dianna Mullin Carolyn Nordyke Nancy Posey Kaihy Ray Aniia Reeves Nancy Renfro Charloffe Rich Mary Sue Rix Rebecca Sloan Bobby Jo Sfeallley Carolyn Swogefinslry Cheryl Walihall Cynfhia Wafkins Jeanie Wa+son Linda WaHs Kay Whife Mary Ellen Wilson Barbara Wisfrand Judy Wifi Linda Woosley Circle K Baylor Circle K is one oT The hundreds of chapTers oT Circle K lnTernaTional. The lnTernaTional had iTs origins in The TormaTion oT a Circle K Service-Social FraTerniTy aT WashingTon STaTe UniversiTy in I936. Baylor Circle K was esTab- lished in l953. The idea oT a college organizaTion under The sponsorship oT Ki- wanis InTernaTional gained The approval oT The Kiwanis Clubs and has pro- duced a neTworlc oT clubs on almosT every maior college campus in The UniTed STaTes and Canada. Baylor Circle K is proud To loe a parT of This movement ln- addiTion To social acTiviTies, Tall proiecTs by The club included a donaTion To The library Tund and a ChrisTrnas parTy Tor The Waco STaTe Home children. The club also parTicipaTed in all-campus acTiviTies such as Homecoming. All- UniversiTy Sing, and May Day. Phil Bailey Joe Breed John Cudd Bill Daniel ScoT'l' Drolce Vol Ford Franlc Griffin Will Griffin Lee Hamriclr John Hill John Hopwood Hardy Jones B. A. King Phillip McCrury Bill McKinney Warner Massey Jeff Miller Cody Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn Sponsors The Sage,' talks to rushees Davis and Spencer Bob Barreff Gene Evans Fail Presideni' Spring Presideni' Good planning and hard work combine to produce- the win- ning number of the All-University Sing. Lucky Pledges get to solo. Miss CLAUDIE SELF, a Junior Athenean from Big Spring, was elected by the club as its 1963-64 sweetheart. Joue'H' Powell Ronnie Roberfs Sieve Rosenbaum S+uari Rosenbaum David Shropshire Dave Solomon Phillip Taylor Dick Toolrer James Turlingion Roger Vernon Bufch Wade Hugh Wiifong Kappa Omega Tau Kappa Omega Tau lalces ils Greek Leiiers from 'rhe original name of lhe club, Knighls of Tradilion. The purpose of KOT is lhreelold: 'ro serve Baylor, lo mainlain and es- lablish lradilion, and lo promole school spiril. Acliyilies for lhe year include serving as campus guides, clecoraling The goal posts for foolball games, making welcome signs for visiling leams. and conducling highway safely campaigns before holidays. KOT also sponsors a sporlsmanship Trophy, presenled on May Day, and ushers and sells programs al' baslcelball games. Ronnie Claunch Bill Denham Charles Dunshie Edwin Dyer Koland Gooch Co-ed intramurals was orzl one hase of cam us activ- Haw Gran, , t i 9' P P lty zn whzch KOT participated. Bennie Gray Ted Heil Riclcy Heailey 2I0 The sweetheart elected by the club for 1963-64 was Miss CLAIRE CRAWFORD, a Sophomore Alpha Omega from Waxa- hachie. Jim Allison Jim Anderson Dennis Sfripling GBFY Clem Fall Presidenf Spring Presidenr Mr. Edwin Gummel+ Mr. Dicken Cherry Sponsor Sponsor Claire Crawford highlighted the KOT Homecoming en- tree by sitting atop their beautiful float. KOT Sing brought fun and laughter as well as many hours of practice and hard work. Vaughn Johnson Tommy LedbeHer David Nelson Lloyd Pace John PaHerson James Reid Herb Shipp Bill Toland Hendley Williams Ralph Wrighi Linion Hughes Presideni David Cawood Sieve Davis James Dye Perry Harbor Doug Johnsfon Bill Kimbrough Harrison Koehler Eddie Lewis Williard Murrey Tom Nunnelley Andy Pifman Larry Price Bill Smiers Dan Smifh J. P. Thomas John William S NATE Nu Alpha Tau Epsilon Nu Alpha Tau Epsilon, Baylor's mosi recenily organized social- service club, was chariered in The fall of I963. Hs purposes are +o fosier 'rhe developmenf of close friendship wiihin 'rhe club membership, 'ro promoie beHer club relaiions among The boys' clubs, lo encourage pariicipaiion in iniramural sporls. and fo promoie world peace. The Nafe sponsors are Mr. Larry Wesi' and Mr. Alan Waison. Elected as co-sweethearts by the newly-formed club were Misses ELAINE MOORE, a Junior Alpha Omega from Franklin, and ROSEMARY MOORE, a Junior Alpha Omega from Taylor. Wrighl Friday Royce Arnold Fall Presidenl Spring Presidenl The Rodeo Club's colorful entry in the Homecoming Parade was the center of interest for everyone along the way. Bobble Abernalhy Jay Briclrell Leah Fleming Pal' Fullerlon Jim Hardwiclr Mille Herringlon Mary Lumplrins Charles Milchell Thomas Scribner Paula Sealon Merilou Shoop Karen Slandford Augusla Sullivan Jill Watkins Rodeo Club The Rodeo Club was organized in I958 bu+ died down unlil if was re-organized in I'-76l. lis purpose is To bring logelher lhose people who share an inreresl in horses and riding. ll is nor re- quired lhal' lhe members own a horse or parlicipale in any rodeo evenlsp 'rhe only requiremenl is The person's desire ro meer wiih people of like inleresls in horses and Weslern aclivilies. The club has sponsored lhree rodeos and four horse shows and has parlicipaied in such campus aclivilies as having an enlry in the Homecoming Parade. BOBBIE ABERNATHY, a 17,135 sopho- more, served as the 1963-64 club sweet- heart. Mrs. Rulh Hulrlo Mr. J. D. Slovall Sponsors 2l3 Phi Beta Mu Phi Bera Mu Sororiiy was founded on ihe campus of Baylor Universiiy in I937 by Miss Mariha Barlcema. li exisied as a music inieresi' club uniil January, l962, when iis consiiiuiion was changed 'ro malce il' a Social- Service Sororiiy. A+ rhai Jrime Phi Bera Mu beca'ne a member of The lnierAService Club Council. Hs purpose is Jrhreefold: ro render service io Baylor in all phases of cam- pus life, io serve rhe music school and music aciiviiies, and 'ro provide fellowship for women of like inieresis and ideals. This year Phi Beia Mu sponsored a campus-wide Fine Aris Fesiival. 'roolc second place in rhe All-Universiiy, and pariicipaied in Homecoming and May Day. Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Consfanfine Sponsors Mel: Beall Jean Berglof Mary Ann Bird Molly Crouch Olive Dunlap Charlo++e Esfep Beverly Gu'l'elius Linda Ham Kay Haymalrer Sue Heard Donna Hembree Alice Hill Donna Hill Gayle Holfon Pai' Horion Emily Huffman Lynneffe Jacobson Originality and hard work combine to have a second-place winner in the All-University Sing. Carolyn Jones Cynfhia Kollhoff Mary Ann Lesh Roxanne McCloskey Carolyn McNabb RHS Cherry Fall Presidenr Spring Presidenl' Fall pledges pose prettily on chapel steps. Ellen Todd Judy Wallace Gay Wafson Anne Williamson Maris Wilson Carolyn Woody Tamera Yerles Carolyn Miichell Carol Moore Ginger Moore Rebekah Naylor Claris Owen Mary Jane Orr Beify Page Pai Parchman Glenda Pale Joanna PaHon Judy Reddell Suzy Rucker Mary Schmelfelropf Suzanne Scarbrough Sara Sheffield Jeanneffe Slaie Jeris Sfallons Nancy Taylor CDBM lin Mary Ann Lesh rode Phi Bela Mu's beautiful Homecoming floal. Spring Pledges CIRCLE K Leff Io Righfz Jim Berry, Sfeve Davis, Monly Lonq,'Maury Sliver, Ray Schumann, Marly Lumpkin, Richard Jackson, David Colvin, Bill Pellil, Boyd Spencer, Jim Clemenl, Jerry Harvey, Jim Bowie, Jay Dowd, Bruce Miller, Jack Klein. INOI piclured: Tommy Jaclcson.l ALPHA PHI OMEGA Fronlz Larry Price. Row One, Lefi fo Righf: Price Norman, Curlis Morris, Don Clowe. Larry Sullivan, Gary Moore. Row Two: Wallace Lamberlh, Gary Kornell, Franklin Hol- comb, Mickey Grant Ray Mclviillon. Row Three: Jim Parsons, Larry Evans, Sherwin Crumley, John Williams, Tom Parker. x 'N KK PHI BETA MU Row One, Leff Io Righf: Ava Leavell, Kay lvlcKissoclc, Berry Nelson, Roma Simons, Row Two: Viclci Garrelr, Befsy Glass, Rae Ann Canlrell, Gwen Schulle, Paula Raclcley. ANGEL FLIGHT Lefi Io Righl: Karen Slanford, Carolyn Chabyshelc, Nan Jenkens. CHI'S Leff fo Righ+: Gina Gumaer, Margarer Fast Sylvia Foresier, Ellie Knox, Mae P nold, Becky McNair, Susan Snicler. i ? KAPPA OM EGA TAU Lefl 'lo Righf: Milne Warner, Royle Carringlon, Richard McMullen, Bill Hale, Frar ZI6 Boolh, Pele Simmons, Gary Hexl. Laurel Society The Laurel SocieTy is an honorary women's socieTy wiTh membership of senior girls. chosen aT The end of Their junior year on The basis of scholarship and leadership. The purposes of The socieTy are: To To To To l5l To sTimulaTe and develop a liner Type of college woman. lll l2l l3l promoTe and mainTain high sTandards of scholarship: l4l recognize and encourage leadership: and LAUREL socnsryf promoTe college loyalTy7 advance The spiriT of service and Tellowship among universiTy women: FULL LIST OF MEMBERS Linda Bunnell-President ffflfiffii Sherilyn Bailey A V- fyjfl iiri NanCY Barron 1 an ' Jean Berglof Sharon Bischofshausen Delores Brazeal Margarel' Chun Sharon Cooper Joy Daniel Sonia Davis Margianna Franl: Mignon Fuqueron Emily Huffman Marfha Hughes LyneHe Jacobson Judy Jolley s Carolyn McNabb f Becky Monzingo -I - Rebekah Naylor Margorie Gayle Painler Pal' PeTTigrew Janef PiTman Nancy Posey Rebeca Reed Nancy Renfrew Sandra Roberson Janice Slagle Becky Sloan Bobbye Jo Sfeakley Jeannie Wafson AAD Alpha Lambda Delfa Alpha Lambda DelTa is The freshman women's honorary socieTy. Membership is com- posed oT all women sTudenTs who aTTain The scholasTic achievemenT of a 3.5 grade-poinl average Tor The TirsT semesTer or The over-all year. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA: FULL LIST OF MEMBERS Carole Allen Jean Anderson Zelma Arnold Rose Anne Baefz Kay Balmer Linda Bell Linda Berry HarrieT Briscoe Pafricia Davis Peqsv Dry Marfha Gooch Tommie Hahn Kafhryn HardcasTle Rebecca Harden Dixianna Hardesly MarTha Haymalcer Donna Sue HollisTer Lyda Boese Hoplrins Fredna Horn Linda Huggins 2l8 Jeanine Johnson Pafricia Jusfice Linda Kelemen Carol Koehm Dianne Lewis Lanelle LinnsTaedTer Beverly Logan Marie MarTin JohneHe MilrulasTilr Jane'l' Parrish Emma Ray Carolyn Rhodes Judy Robinson Carol Sanders Barbara Spence Carolyn Swogeiinshy Thomas Gabrielle Susan Wayne Jane Weaver Linda Wells OAK Warm: WiQg3esliL, ,, Q., Gary Alley Claude Harding Omlcron Delfa Kapipa Omicron Della Kappa is an honorary, nalional men's leadershffgraierniiy,embracing male sludenls ol junior slanding or above. and cleclicaied Io 'Ihree pur- poses: lll if I Ill To recognize men who have a'r'rainecI a high 'a1s,e lficierioy l ' fin SimhLA colle- giafei aclivilies and lo inspire olhers lo slrive for'icionskpicuou.S allainnlienjgs along similar lines: K , ,,i, ii ' I , K I IZI To bring Iogefher lhe rnosl represenlalivea rnen in of , ancl 'rhus lo creale an organizalion whichjiigilil helpgfp Ihe inslilulion on queslions of local and ,.'i I I3l To bring Iogelher members of The Ihe on a basis of mufual inleresl and undersfiariding. V iiiil'i.h 1 . BAYLOR OMICRONQDEQSA igipiggiruiri. LISTEIQF MEMBERS Mille Henlre-Presideni ii I Dsavigfiiifeiiennessee Danny Bagby T. 'khy lgljlafiy Jones Bob Barreff Michael Kennedy Don Benne'H' Dan Bohannan James Bowden Ron Leslie John Lilley Pele Mar+inez David McClinI'ock Joe Breed Bill Daniel Jeff Miller Teddy Esless Jim Needs David Farr Doc Powell James Goodman High Wilfong Bill Hiclrs Joe Womack Phi Eta Sigma CDHZ Phi Era Sigma is Ihe 'freshman men's honorary sociely. Membership is selecled ol lhose male sludenls achieving a 3.5 grade-poinl average for Ihe firsl semesler or I'he over-all year. PHI ETA SIGMA: FULL LIST OF MEMBERS James Bading Roberf Bohannen Sieve Boswell Gary Cage Scolf Droke Arlel Dunsworfh Paul Dwyer Teddy Esfess Gary Fifzgerald Daniel Gesfring Malcolm Graham Brian Harbor Terry Lindsey Ken McNeil Franlr Newfon Tom Pepper Sfeve Rosenbaum James Rushing Tommy Skipper Boyd Spencer Smifh Thomasson Edward Walfers Charles WhiHen Hugh Wilson AX The Texas Gamma Chapler ol Alpha Chi is a nalional scholarship lralernilyg il's purpose is lhe promolion and recogni- l'ion of scholarship and lhose elemenls of characler which make scholarship elleclive. The membership is limiled 'lo lhe up- per five per cenl of lhe Junior. Senior, and Graduare classes. Judilh Abelson Linda Abelson Mary Adams Larry Amerine Billy Jo Askew Sherilyn Bailey Gloria Barnell Bob Barrell Marcia Beaugh Douglas Beggs Jean Berglol Mary Anne Bird Sharon Bischofshausen Gus Blackshear Sleven Boswell Philip Bourland James Bowden Ronnie Bowlin Joe Breed Linda Bunnell Russell Burson Mollie Carpenler Tek Ling Chwang Teddy Coe Sally Dee Cole Boyd Collier Roberl Collon Allan Conanl Sharon Cooper Cynlhia Crowe John Cudd Johnie Dagley Sonia Davis Bill Dealon Jerry Ellis Teddy Esless Margianna Frank William Fulbrighf Mignon Furqueron Suzanne Galloway Palricia Garre'H Joe Gerald Reva Gail Green James Grigsby Charles Guillard William Hallman Peggy Harris Ann Hassler George Hearn Ricky Hearley Donna Hembree Joe Henry MEMBERSHIP LIST John Hicks John Hopwdod LynneH'e Jacobson Hardy Jones Gwen Keahey Thomas Kelly Mickey Kennedy Joe Kidd B. A. King, Jr. Harrison Kohler Everel-l Kornegay Barbara Kralzer Mark Lancasler Lelha Lansford Leverell' Lawrence Ron Leslie Warner Massey Elaine Malulla Camille McCann Henry McCluskey Rachel McDaniel Woodrow McDugIe Joseph McGowan Janice Medlin Robin Middlefon Jeff Miller Lynda Miller Jane Myrick Anedilh Bond Nash Rebekah Naylor Jim Needs Clinlon Newman Dennis O'Brien Jean Omiya Glenda Pale Sarah Pearson Slanlon Pemberlon Richard Peebles Sarah Phillips Wallace Philpol Nancy Posey Roberl' Powell Jouell' Powell Charley Pryor Charles Quick Ben Ramsey Slephen Rasmussen Rebekah Reed Anifa Reeves Nancy Renfro Slewarr Rice Mary Sue Rix Louis Rohr Slephen Rosenbaum Rulh Ann Rulledge Frederick Sauer Samuel Segler George Sims Sleven Smilh Barbara SoRelle Bobloye Jo Sleakley James Tigner Rose Marie Traylor Michael Vaughn Sandra Vinyard Cheryl Walfhall Don Wallon Palricia Ward Larry Wasser Jeanie Wafson Edward Whil l'ed Hugh Wilfong Ronald Wilcoxon Charles Wingale Joe Womack Janelle Wood Thomas Zeigler in-.3551-ll W. A. Tacler Presiden+ AEA Alpha Epsilon Della The Texas Befa Chapfer, organized in l929. represenis Alpha Epsi- lon Della on fhe Baylor campus. This organizalion is a nalional pre- medical honor sociely io which members are selecled on lhe basis of superior scholaslic achievemeni and evidenced by good characler. The iunclions oi AED are 'ro encourage scholarship and io slim- ulaie apprecialion of lhe pre-medical phase of medical educalion. AED has various social evenls during lhe year and brings oulsland- ing men in lhe field of medicine lo Baylor lo spealc on 'rheir special fields of inleresl' lo members of 'rhe local chapler. Sandy Bahm Sieve Boswell James Cannaday . Troy Wayne Cole B. A. King Jim Maddox Dr. Virgil Tweedie Sponsor Phyllis Mason David Morales Rebecca Naylor Ralph Rohr Carol Sanders Jim Slewarl Leldon Sweel Bulch Wade Roberl Walling Larry Wasser R. C. Wood BAVI' Befa Alpha Psi is an honorary and professional frafernify in fhe field of accounfing. The Alpha Rho chapfer was insfalled af Bay- lor in I955 for fhe purpose of encouraging and fosfering fhe ideals of scholarship and service as fhe basis of fhe accounfing pro- fession and for developing high moral, scholasfic and professional sfandards for ifs members and fhe profession in general. Row One, Lef+ io Righfz Unidenfified, Suzy Collins, Dr. Rodericlc Holmes--Sponsor, Lynn Bergold, Delores Brazeal. Row Two: Jerry Williford, Doug John- sfon, Ray Zeigler, Jim Monnig, C. E. Nayes, Carlfon Harrell, Charles Smifh. Row Three: Unidenfified, Gus Blaclcshear, Bob Gasfon, Weldon Mills, Arfhur Miller. Row Four: Dan Smifh, Jim Needs, Waymon Koonce, John Raflif, Rusfy Burson. Row Five: Jimmy Cyperf, Teddy Coe, Delane Maedgen, Gary Manslcer, 'David Hennessee. Befa Gamma Sigma, a scholarship, honorary sociefy in fhe field of commerce and business, was inifiafed on fhe Baylor campus in l96O as fhe Delfa Texas Chapfer. lf is recognized by fhe American Associafion of Collegiafe Schools of Business and is limifed fo fhe fop-ranking sfu- denfs in fhe iunior and senior classes and fhe graduafe school. Row One, Leff 'lo Right Col. Paul Dellinger, Mrs. Rufh Gilberf, Sandra Thefford, Paffi Nebleff, Jim Monnig, Weldon Mills, Susan Holf. Sherron Hare, Suzanne Gallo- way, Delores Brazeal, Dean A. S. Lang, Dr. Monroe Carroll. Row Two: Mr. Curfis Reirson-Presidenf, Jacqueline Wafers, Billie Springfield. David Ramsour, C. E. Nayes Reese Harrison, David McAfee, Curfis Leggeff, Bill Habichf, Teddy Coe, Mr. Girvin Sanderson, Dr. Emerson Henlce. Row Three: Mrs. Helen Ligon, Mrs. Gabriella Day Mrs. Helen Lalce, Bob Fifz, Ray Zeigler, Rusfy Burson, Dan Srnifh, Gus Blaclcshear, Gerry Frederick, Lynn Bergold, Mr. Leslie Rasner, Dr. H. N. Broom, Dr. Wiley Rich. Row Four: Dr. Jusfin Longneclcer, Bobby Powell, Unidenfified, Dr. James Parsons. AWK Delta Psi Kappa Joyce Volcik Freda Sandell DelTa Psi Kappa is The naTional honorary TraTerniTy Tor women maioring Fall Presldenl Spllnq Plesldenl or minoring in The Tields'oT physical educaTion, healTh educaTion and rec- reaTion. Alpha Mu ChapTer of DelTa Psi Kappa was insTalled November 7, l948. lTs purpose is To promoTe a closer Tellowship among women physical educaTors, To encourage a more professional aTTiTude and higher scholasTic sTanding. The open moTTo oi The club is A sound mind in a sound body. Donna Cleland Ruih Ann Jackson el. -A My C' iii R T M ,,,. 21 . . I LA ,ay Linda Miller H Donna Ne'Her vi ., K A R R in N. nn oscoe K X yg . Jean Tumbuu Dr. Evelyn Kappes IE? - Sponsor The Alpha Kappa ChapTer of Kappa Pi is The naTional honorary arT TraTerniTy. Membership is selecTed on The basis ol: a high scholasTic average and ouTsTanding achievemenT in The Tield of arT. Row One, Leff To Righf: Mrs. l-lilda SmiTh, Joanne McMechan. Carol Joe Simpson, Cary Gilliam, Cynfhia WaTkins. Row Two: Kenf SoboTilc, Mr. Paul Kemp, Mr. Bruce Dean, Dr. J. B. SmiTh, Barbara Spence. Row Three: Linda Kriegel, Davy Todd, Bill Wilson, Rick Rickerson, Mr. Rob-erT Tonlrin. Sandy Roberson Sylvia Crawford Fall Presidenf Spring Presidenr 'G' MGDE Mu Ph: Epsilon Mu Phi Epsilon is a narional professional sorori'ry in lhe field of music. I+ was founded on November I3, l903, in Cincinnafi, Ohio. The Phi Xi Chapler was founded al Baylor on May 26, I939, under fhe leadership of Miss Marlha Barlcema. Mu Phi emphasizes scholarship, friendship, and musical aHainmen+. The members of 'rhe sororiry parlicipale in +he musical aclivilies of +he school and communify. Miss Marfha Barlrema Mrs. Walrer Corrie, Jr. Faculfy Advisor Chapler Sponsor Carol Jean Allen Sarah Chambers Margarei Chun Linda Coffman Rufh Davis Kay Anne Elsey Carol Fuchs Befh Hassard Doroihy Hensarling Faifh Kendall Claire McGinfy Mary Owen Sarah Jane Pearson Sharon Powell Donna Rogers Ruih Ann Ruiledge Glenda Sandefer Ann Sfanford Janne Suggs Trudie Walfers David Dofy Presidenl CDMA Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a naiional professional music iraierniiy wiih over l4O chapiers ihroughoui ihe Uniied Siaies. The local chapier, Gamma loia, annually co-sponsors ihe All-Universily Sing wiih 'rhe Siudenl' Union, performs service proie ecls for ihe School oi Music, presenis Roxy Grove Scandals, a 'raleni-variely show, serenades ihe girls' dormiiories, eniers a lloai in 'rhe Homecoming Parade, presenis ihe American Music Program, and sirives in every way io advance lhe cause of music in America and 'ro encourage loyaliy io Baylor, iwo of iis naiional aims. Membership is based on scholarship, musicianship, and inleresi. Non-music maiors are eligible for membership. MISS BECKY DAWSON, a Senior Alpha Dr.and Mrs.4Herber1' Colvin Omega rom Corsicana, was elected club SDOHSOFS sweetheart for the year. rson ,ell Charles Brown Ray Brumbelow Cleon Chase Carl Cooper Eddie Cooper Wayne Doyle Bruce Edenfield Timolhy Fleming Claude Marshall Harding Alberl Hay Daryl James Jon Johnson Dean Kruckenberg Pele Mariinez Tom Mercier John Morgan John Ousley Joe Rhyne Larry Sherwood James Kennefh Smalley. Jr. Virgil Sfrimple George Townsend Jimmy Vaughlers Sam Wesi' 225 ODE Omicron Delia Epsilon, nafional scholarshipiirarerniry in economics, received i'rs official charler in l96I. The aim of 'l'he club is ro sfimu- lafe inreresr and discussion in economic affairs, lo bring worihwhile and auihorifarive speakers 'ro The campus, and To cooperale in lhe common cause of rhe Hanlcamer School of Business and Baylor Universily. Row One, Left io Righf: Rober+ Casey, James Malfox, Mrs. Carhering Trice, Mr. Charles Wells, Dr, Sidney Williams, Mr. Edgar Wood, James Moore, Delores Brazeal, James Needs, Boyd Collier. Row Two: Don Ellyson, Gerald Roberfs, Arrhur Miller, Bill Hallman, Jr., David Ramsour, Dr. Billy Hinlon, Weldon Mills. I'II'M The purpose of Pi Gamma Mu is lo improve scholarship in Jrhe social siudies and 'ro achieve synihesis rhereing To inspire social service 'io humaniiy by an infelligenr approach 'ro ihe soluiion of social problems: fo engender sympafhy Toward oihers wiih diliferenr opinions and inslirufions by a beHer murual undersfandingq and +o supporr exisring social science organizafions by promofing sociabilily and aifend- ance ai meerings. Row One, Lefl' 'fo Right Carolyn McNabb, Sharon l-leilen Lord, Janis Slagle. Row Two: Nancy Barron, Rulh Ann Burris, Elaine Maiulla, l-lelen Bruner, Judy Jolley, Sharon Dwyer, Sally Bruhn. Row Three: Mr. S. W. Newman, Dr. Ralph Lynn, Sieve Rosenbaum, Dennis O'Brien, Garry Jaclcon, Cynfhia Crow, Unidenii- lied, Reagan Halhcoclz, Curiis Johnson Beverly Gufeiius, John Cudd. I'IZA Phi Sigma Alpha is lhe nalional polilical science honor sociely. The purpose ol lhe lralernily is lo give a beller under- slanding ol government law, and polilics lo The lulure cirizens and leaders. l A .. ... - Row One, Leff fo Righlz John T. Burney, Anedilh Nash, Judy Barron, Sarah Phillips, Slanlon Pemberlon. Row Two: Hayward Erwin, Don Ellyson, Dr. R, T. Mller-Sponsor David Brinkley Lowell Gaul Ronald Roloerls George E, l-lorn. Row Three: Edd Wolff, Michael Vaughn, Conrad AnderA son Marion Thornsberry Samuel Ross, ZAI1 Sigma Della Pi is lhe nalional honorary Spanish lralernily. Wilh ils membership drawn from lhose sludenls who have man- ilesled enlhusiaslic inleresl in The Spanish language, cullure, and ideas, 'rhe Nu Chapler al Baylor was eslablished in l928. The purpose ol lhe club is +he love of all noble and beaulilul lhings Thar have come from Spain. K Row One, Lefi +o Righl: Mrs. Andres Sendon, Mary Nell Murphy, Nicky Bellran, Alice Porler, Jaye l-larlcey, Anne Templin, Jo Ann Meadows, Kalherine Bond, Sudre Adams. Row Two: Jane Shuman, Nancy Posey, Bobbye Jo Slealcley, Beverly G-ulelius, Bee Loghry, Anila Reeves, Jean Berglol, Camille Lee, Nina Williams, Janelle Whiddon, Jackie Williams, Phyllis Helms, Pal Pelligrew, Carolyn McNabb. Row Three: Joe Mala. Slanley Ferguson, Jerry Croclcell, Arr Delgado, David McDaniel I-lenry Fallen, Dr, S, W. Newman, Dr. A. R. Sendon, Dr. Warren Adams. Dr. T. F. Walker Sponsor. I'IMX Pi Mu Chi The maior obiecTive oT Pi Mu Chi, The Baylor Pre-Med Club, is The advancemenT oT preemedical, pre-denTal, pre-Technician, pre-physical Therapy, and pre-nursing educa- Tion. This obiecTive is achieved Through lecTures and medical movies. Several parTies and a banqueT are held during The year providing Tor The Tellowship oT muTually ine TeresTed sTudenTs. The Pre-Medical Club annually malces an award and an honorary life membership To The ouTsTanding Treshman pre-med sTudenT. ln order To be eligible Tor This award The sTudenT musT excel in scholasTics and aTTend aT leasT eighTy per cenT oT The club meeTings. The sponsor oT The group is Dr. Floyd F. Davidson oT The Biology deparTmenT. W M' Row One, Leff To Right Diana Tanarnachi, Deanna McGill, Paula SeaTon, Belinda Tyner, Laila McEven, Mary Kay Francis, MarTha Anne WalTon, Bunny PriesT, Jean- neTTe Gilloclc, KaThy Payne. Row Two: Dr. Floyd F. Davidson, Jerry TouchsTone, JeaneTTe Chesley, Jean Phillips, Judy McCoy, Susan McMillan, Mary Sue Owen, PaTsy Balmer, Yvonne Lelaidier, Pepper Cole, James ShelTon. Third Row: Price Norman, Don Leach, Franklin Holcomb, Jack Bookouh Tommy STiles, Cary Hilliard. Skippy Lee, David Miller. Jerry Reeves, Bruce ChrisTopherson, Allen Wiese, Bill Johnson, W. David EasT. FourTh Row: RoberT T, Moore, Philmore Joseph, KenneTh 5. Wargerg, Tommy Scrivner, Rod Gilmore, Tim Havens, Charles Shaw, Ron Allison, Jim Miller, Jimmy Cummings, Michael Edier, Douglas Cole, Herb Holcombe, ames o gers. 228 'PX Psi Chi Psi Chi is lhe Narional Honorary Socieiy in Psychology. Membership is limired lo psychology maiors or minors having a 3.0 grade poinr average over a minimum of nine semesrer hours of psychology. The naiional organizarion was founded in l929, and rhe Baylor chapier was organ- ized in I946. Since ils founding, rhe Baylor chapier of Psi Chi has pariicipaied in na- iional, regional, slare, and local aclivilies of inreresr To rhe science and profession of psychology. Row One, Leff io Righh Don Hay. Presidenh Karen Caldwell, Vice-Presidenrg Dr. W. O. Wood, Sponsor: Gale Riegel, Secrefary3 Ray Huff, Treasurer. Row Two Sandy Hendrick, Bob Garrelr, Jim Srark, Larry Willard, Aaron Liberman, Mariha While, Sue Abercrombie, Sfanley Novy, Maior Marvin Grunzke. Row Three: Lew is Garner, Carroll Brown, James Bynum, Larry Hobbs, Bill Cale, Unidenfified, Bill Maynard, Harvey Davisson, Larry Rickard. 229 ZTA The Baylor Universily Lambda Alpha Chapier of Sigma Tau Delia is one of +he char+er members of The nalional honorary English lraiernily. Members are seleclecl on The basis of inleresf. scholarship and characlerg lhey musi be iuniors, seniors. or graduales who are majoring or minoring in 'rhe fielcl of Eng- lish. The mollo of +he organizalion is Sinceri+y, Tru+h, Design:'l and ifs purpose is +he expression ol life in 'Terms of 'rruih ancl beaulyf' ff? f Ill' 1,-1' if :rv 'NN-sv WI 'Yi Row One, Leff 'lo Righf: Mary Burneff, Mary Nell Murphy, Laura Jones. Row Two: Sandra Vinyard, Kay Neihery, Gladys Ylladen. Row Three: Nancy Barron, Pal Ward, Becky Dawson, Linda Nail. Row Four: J. T. Burney, Sylvia Sleighsinger, Sonia Davis. Row Five: Charles Guifiard, Lorena Thompson, Carolyn Pool. Row Six: John Schweiman-President Tom Chaney, B. A. King. 230 ZTA Sigma Tau Lambda Sigma Tau Lambda is ihe naiional honorary orqanizaiion For nursing maiors. Hs purpose is io bring logefher Those siudenls of similar inieresis and io promoie a sfandard of high scholarship. Membership is selecled on +he basis of academic excellence and leadership. Row One, Lefl' +o Righh Marianna Marlin Lavonne Thompson, Linda Garner, Jean Jusrice-Presideni, Phyllis Koberlain, Kafhryn McClain. Row Two: Char- lofle Sourhern Rufh Parham, Slarr Keller, Barbara Goss, Pal Kennedy Susan Hamzy, Mrs. Sandra DeFoor-Sponsor. Row Three: Nancy Smifh Janei Rhodes, Trudy Cosper, Susan Allen, Penny Lunday, Elizabelh Webb Carolyn Lyon, Marfha Franklin, Claudia Shepelwich, Elaine Hunger. .,.......w.--- PLEDGES Row One: Palsy Balmer, Faye Cornelius, Nancy Biqqs, Pa: Fullerion, Mary Sue'Owen. Row Two: Donna Bagqeil, Charlolie Cole, Susan Auiry, Terry Ward. Row Three: Linda Henson, Sylvia Foresfer, Judy Reeves, Elizabeih Berry, Mariha Franklin-Pledqe Mis- Hess. 23I Judy Fredericlr PresidenT TBZ Tau Beta Sigma Tau BeTa Sigma, naTional honorary band sororiTy, was esTablished aT Baylor in i948 Tor The purpose oT promoTing The welfare oT,The col- lege band. The sororiTy also selecTs worThwhile proiecTs, honors women in The band Through membership, and awards The mosT ouT- sTanding woman band member aT The Woman's Day Awards BanqueT. Included on The TBZ social calendar were Teas and coke parTies Tor The women oT The band, a band hayride, and co-sponsorship wiTh KKPsi Tor The annual ChrisTmas and Spring BanqueT. TBZ also spon- sors band Trips and publiciTy Tor The Golden Wave Band, Thus play- ing an inTegral parT in The Baylor SpiriT. RuTh Ann Brooks Marcia Burlison Phyllis Collier RuTh Davis Margianna Frank Carol Fuchs Mrs. Donald I. Moore Sponsor Carolyn Furr Befh Hassard Shirley Lawson Laura McDowell Mary Owens Mary RuTI1 SlaTer Janne Suggs Jean Suggs Linda Woolsey The sorority members pose in their new, blw cocktail dresses. GX Thela Chi is a professional business women's organizaiion. The purposes are io bind members info closer friendship and loyally io one anolher, lo promoie a sfandard of high scholarship, io encourage pariicipaiion in school aciiviiies, and io iuriher inieresl in civic and pro- fessional enierprises. Row One, Leff fo Right Delores Brazeal, Judy Thurber, Mrs. Gabriella Day-Sponsor, Pam Gilliam. Row Two: Ruihie Kendrick, Beverly Choido, Sara Kay Handy Suzanne Galloway, Lynn Huddlesfon, Pafli Nebleif, Judy Frederick, Shiela Parker, Linda Naylor, Susan Holi. Tri-Bela is a naiional honorary socieiy for siudenis of ihe biological sciences. lf emphasizes a fhree-fold program: Slimulaiion of sound scholarship, disseminaiion of scienlilic knowledge, and promoiion of biological research. The Beia Tau Chapler was esiablishecl on Baylor's campus in I93I. RJR' Row One. Leff fo Righi: Dr. C. M. Smiih, Lynnekie Hobbs, Nan Hall, Row Two: Dr. Fannie Hursf, Mrs. Bryce Brown, Mrs, Mildred Siewari, Mrs. Gehlboch, Lynn- eiie Jacobson, Mrs, Anna Lou Brown, Nancy Renirow. Row Three: Dr. Floyd Davidson. Dr. Bryce Brown, Gary Smiih, Larry Cobb, Jimmy Sfewarr, Pepper Cole, Hein Ter Poorfen, Arch Koonfz, Row Four: Dr. Eugene Crowder, Dick Quick, B. A. King, W. A. Tacker, Dr. Gehlboch, David Morales, Dr. William Widner. JGPHGS Cennaday. 233 Tri-D Tri-D is 'rl1e home economics club af Baylor Universiiy. The 'rlwree D's siand for domeslicily, clignily, and clexlerily. Tri-D is aflilialed wi+h 'rlwe Texas Home Economics College Clubs and fhe American Home Economics Associalion. The club has proiecls 'rl'1rougl1ou'r llwe year 'ro promole friendly relarions among s+uden+s in 1'l1e field. insirucfors, and oursicle conracis. Tri-D pariicipares in sucln acriviries as Homecoming. Woman's Day. and May Day. An annual award is given on Woman's Day +o rlne girl who is mosl' rep- resenlarive of 'llme spiril' of Tri-D. Miss Sadie Jo Blaclr Mrs. Leona Tafe Sponsor Sponsor Joyce Acheson Carolyn Anderson Carolyn Appeli Sherilyn Bailey Laura Lynn Barber Janef Bearrie Sheila Benson Judy Bollinger Virginia Bradford Alma Burfon Carol Carden Mary Chambers Penny Coblenh Carla Croxfon Linda Dufour Susan Elley Befsy George Tommie Gilmore Susie Halberi' Beffy Harrison Margaref Hay Gwen Hicks Lanelle Holder Joy Jensen Gwen Scl1uHe Presidenf Carey Kilmer Judy Lindsey LyneHe Lochausen Sandra Lundsford Susan McDonald Beth Mahhews Beverly Miller Mary Ann Nesuda Mary Befh Palmer Glenda Paie Virginia Price Jeraldine Furifoy Kafherine Ragan Gwen Roberison Peggy Rogers LaVoyce Roper BeHy Terry Nancy Thigpen Cheryl Tweedie Cllarlofie Wes? 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PorTer. Composed oT 52 voices, selecTed Trom The enTire campus by audiTion, The choir specialized in sacred worlc oT all periods and a selecT group oT secular pieces. This year The annual mid-semesTer Tour Toolc The choir Through The souTh- easTern UniTed STaTes To Arlcansas, Tennessee, SouTh Carolina. Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana. In April The choir sang Tor The dedicaTion oT The BrazosporT High School AudiTorium. This spring The choir began an endow- menT scholarship in honor oT The direcTor, Dr. PorTer. This scholarship will be given To a person whom Dr. PorTer Teels will be a deTiniTe conTribuTion To The choirs aT Baylor. OTTicers Trom le'lT To right James GaTewood-Pres.: Sylvia CrawTord-His- Torian: Sandy Roberson-Sec.4Treas.g David DoTy-Vice-Pres. and STudenT 238 ConducTor. W T TQ ri, A ffffjfifl fl Q in lames Galtewood, President of the A Cappella Cho presents the director, Dr. Porter, with a check rc resenting the beginning of an endowment scholc ship. Freshman A Cappella Choir The Freshman A Cappella Choir was organized by Dr. Euell Porfer in l96O and is limiled lo selecl' freshmen. This choir sings sacred worlcs and parlicular group of secular numbers. This choir was selecled by Governor John Connally lo represenl Texas al fhe World's Fair in June. ll also al 'rhe Soulhern Baplisl Convenlion in Allanlic Cily. Chapel Choir is The Chapel Choir was organized by Dr. Porler in l955. The choir is composed of 60 selecl voices and specializes in accompanied music, bofh sacred and secular. The main aclivily ol lhe choir Jrhis year was lhe porlrayal of lhe chorus in The opera presenlalion of Verdi's Masked Ball. The choir made several weelc-end lours, including a visil lo Houslon. 239 Golden Wave Bond 49k L43 Aw' ,255 51:5 33331 af? x Mr. Donald I. Moore Direc+or Bobby Powers Drum M ajor ,,,,fAo,.A?-W-My , A ,..A,, , T. I . ,, 1 V , , R , .A A. ww:-I ,J A A A 9'r 'A j f' K ' - A ,A ,, . .A . 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A . - Y - -. ,,,A- www - ,,, ,. -A :Z M W, -f 2 H The Golden Wave Band A 7 .5 3 if 3 2 457 1 3. .5 L- ., 'F RELIGIOUS Bapfis Ted Esfess John Tanner Ann Davis Presideni Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Ronnie Sharon David Maris Doc I Churchill Bischofshausen McCIinfock Wilson Powell MISSIONS BAYLOR RELIGIOUS HOUR FOCUS WEEK Joe Breed Nancy Nesrsia Jerry Welch Sybil Joe Thomas Pii-Im ENLISTMENT LECTURESHIP PUBLICITY Mickey Hesier Linda Kirk Eldred Wallis Linda Jugiin Liu SOCIAL Newman INTERNATIONAL fudenf Union Bob Benne'H' Raymond Viclcery Roy Harrell Assislanl' Direclor Associafe Direclor Direclor Joyce Cargill Joe Womack Cora Jo Moore Daryl James WORLD EMPHASIS WEEK MUSIC Kay Kallina Lee Bush Kafhleen Corley Jeff Miller Mlargiana Frank PROMOTIONAL DEVOTIONAL YWA REPRESENTATIVE 'ei' qv---rv se-.9 'Q-' John Lilley Paul Rohde Jimmy Veach Dale Griffee Jon Philbriclr MARRIED STUDENT CALVARY WESLEY CANTERBURY MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE REPRESENTATIVE CHURCH REPRESENTATIVES REPRESENTATIVE BSU Activities The BSU begins the year by sponsoring the Latham Springs 1 ,:,, preschool retreat under the able leadership of our BSU directors and Ann Davis helps to make the freshmen feel sta One of the highlights of the year is the International Students, Banquet. at home at the County Fair by demonstrat- ing her talents as BSU secretary. A World Emphasis Week planning committee meets to work on the 244 program for the week. The BRH Choir sings weekly at the Wednesday night services Row One, Lefl lo Righl: Susan Wayne, Sherilyn Bailey, Susan Manning, Mary Ward. Kalhleen Corley, Linda Pool, Terry Phelps, Cora Jo Moore, Marilou Panzram, Marilyn Williams, Nancy Gaines, Belly Nelson, Pal l-lorlon, Nancy Armes. Row Two: Bob Collon, Linda Smilh, Jim Gibson, Troy Green, Jim Cargile, Ariel Dunsworlh, Belh Wyall, Gayle Wimpee, Olivia Daniel, Donna Reeder, David Ramsour, Tommy Coker, Tommy Anderson, David Nelson. Row Three: Eddie Lewis, Bruce Edenlield, Maurice Sle- phens, Page Fulgham, Billy Weber, Bob Ball, Ron Howard, Mike Hummel, George Pickle, Bobby Dusek, Cody Phillips, Burney Healh, Marke Bell, Tonnie Reagan, lra Peak lnol piclured: Daryl James and Belly Andersonl. The Baylor Religious Hour Choir is an inlegral parl ol lhe campus lile ol Baylor Universily. Founded in i948 by Dick Baker, lhe Choir sings regularly al lhe weekly Baylor Religious l-lour service. John Wyall, lhe direclor, is in his lhird year al lhe Choir's helm. l-le will graduale lhis year wilh a degree in church music. James Queen, lhe pianisl, is compleling his lirsl year in lhis posilion. l-le is a senior in lhe lield ol musc eclucalion. ln addilion lo singing in lhe BRH services, lhe Choir makes lhree concerl lours each year. Pasl lours have laken fha Choir lo such slales as Ne- braska, Colorado, lllinois, Florida and New Mexico. The members ol lhe Choir represenl a varied academic background. Ol lhe lorly-live sludenls who make up lhe choir, only aboul one-lillh are maioring in music. The unily ol lhis group is due nol so much lo a common inleresl in music as lo ils singleness ol purpose-lo presenl lhe message ol Chrisl in song. ll is lhe hope ol lhe BRI-l Choir lhal lhis expression ol vilal Chrislian experience will bring inspiralion and challenge lo lhose who hear il. f John Wyall OFFICERS D1feC+Or low One, L. lo R.: Linda Poole-Corr. Sec.: Page Fulgham-Presidenlg Mary 'Vard-Record. Sec.: Ronnie Reagan-Vice4Pres.7 Cora Jo Moore-Mem- iership Ch. Row Two: Jim Cargille-Robe Ch.: Kalhleen Corley-Devol. Zh.: Mike l-lummell-Pub. Chg Donna Reeder-Sec.: Bruce Edenlield- ff . --- reas. Accompanisl 245 Minisferial Alliance Tlue Baylor Minislerial Alliance is made up of lluose planning lo enler some area ol llue vocalional Clurislian minislry. lls purpose is lwolold: lraining and lellowsluip. Speak- ers willu broad experience address llue group concerning llue praclical aspecls ol llue minisler's lask. Several service proiecls are conducled during llue year. ,. . fylx V W ,A .V rs ., 3 A .1 -B Eh ... Row One. Lefi' fo Righh Greg Burk, Jack Merrill. Leon Sleimer, Joe Cross, Millon Tyler, Bob Jakoby, Joey Heelon, Mike McMaluon, Mike Golf. Row Two: Dr. Bob Pal- lerson. Bob Sual, Jim Frosl, Unidenlilied, Dan Slewarl, Sleve Olmedo, Darrell Keillri, Jon Pluilbrick. Row Three: Jerry Howard, Bernie Calaway, Raymond Henderson, Aubrey Neluring, Fred Meeks, Jim Sanders, Herman Massey, Bob Sluerill. Row Four: Burney Heallu, Rick Sauer, Jolun Talum, Bob Collon, Billy Hanks, Bob Crawford, Sam Slorms, l-larlin Slrubble, Bill Blackman, Landy Senler. 246 YWA Young Women 's Auxiliary The Young Womenls Auxiliary is lhe primary organizalion lor mission educalion on lhe Baylor campus. This organizalion presenls missions as a Chrislian imperalive in which each follower ol Chrisl is necessarily involved. ll seelcs lo discover how a young woman may besl' live oul her Chrislian commilmenl' in l'oday's world. Row One, Lefl fo Right Pal l-lorlon. Marianne Phillips, Unidenlilied, Margianna Frank-Presidenf, Belly Gunslrearn, Sue Mills. Row Two: Loyce While, Dee Dee Doyal Susan Wesl, Jan Jensen, Peggy Davis, Donna Reider, Olivia Daniel, Slephanie Samuels, Susan Manning, Linda Jackson. 247 Newman Club The Baylor Newman Club is an organizalion comprised of Calholic sludenls on fhe Baylor campus. The club slrives lo provide lhose sludenls wilh religious, inlelleclual and social aclivilies lhroughoul lhe year. Newmaniles annually sponsor a picnic lor underprivileged children, enler a floal in Jrhe l-lomecoming Parade, parlicipale in May Day aclivilies, and allend slalewide convenlions of universily Newman Clubs. Row One, Le'F+ fo Right Andrew lvlihalilc, Carol lvlihalilc, Jim Fuller, Rev, John D. Frizelle, Muriel l-lames, Sandy Rhodes. Row Two: PaH'i Miller, Peggy Brown, Bunny Priest Yvonne LeLaider, Cynlhia Nolo, Carol Sefferberg, Bryanl Archer, Joac Silva, Tom Doughly, John Perdichi. Row Three: Jerri Myers, George l-lill, Don Walker, Bill Wilson, Anlonio Pecina, Edd Jacquel, Leo Duran. 248 GovERNMENr Sfudenf Bill Daniel P 'd 1' res' en James Goodman Vice-Presideni Ray Anderson John Baird Nancy Barron John Beall Perry Bolin Jacl: Bookouf James Bowden Jim Bowie Saly Dee Cole Frances Cunningham Judy Davis Becky Dawson Ralph Gassioif Ari' Goolsbee Susan Griffin Brian Harbour Bob Hariman Eva Herlrender Ann Highrgbedian Sandy Hendrick James Ingram Congress Sue Collier Bill Deafon Secrerary Treasurer Sfarr Keller Ron Leslie Lanelle Linsieadfer Sammye Mayo Be'He McCall Dan McEver Mile Miller JK' Nw Nr'--,if WE 'FDB' an Johnny Mifcholl Elaine Moore Susan Osieen Cody Phillips David Ramsour Lee Roberfson Wal? Shields Dan Smifh Marilyn Smifh Al Sfeelman Dora Siealrley Rod Surraff Bufch Wade Carole Ann Wes? Women's Student Government Row One, Left to Right: Anita Reeves, Sharon Tolbert, Susan Reddin-Sec., Jeanie Watson, Bobbye Jo Stealcley-Pres., Joy Daniel-Vice-Pres., Roberta Lelwmann, Pat Pettigrew. Row Two: Mary Pomeroy, Eleanor McCor'nbs, Carolyn Calvert, Marilyn Williams, Kay Watson, Gwen Sctuutte, Pat Harvey, Dixi- anna l-tardesty, Nancy Curtis, Donna Hill lnot pictured: Betty Gunstream, Judy Jolley, Clauclia Seltt. House Councils DAWSON HALL ALLEN HALL COLLINS HALL ALEXANDER HALL :ai Q X A N C '?5:fz1Lx-,Llfw MILITARY Q. ik Kgs? Q . - L,.S- 5 f ma--,Q ll 4 0 6 A 5 .,. W6 we iw? if 1 A Op on 4- ua W k 4 www Q C L 'V ' nn 1 fi' K .QQ A AL.,, ..,, 5 .,,L.. V 6 5 ' R-Nz .M 8 f Simi S S S . e mfyviw ' Q Q Ea its 6 QQ, , W .fr f +2 3-H' ,W A! , ' VM,w.4EE ' I ,, ,A W W '3' , ,QQQE Q H X ,Q , , T , Q gg Q' fz-in-13 ' 9 S 'mal Q X M, ,. :..':+::. 1,2 'fl .. A jig , 4 W , 'Vwf . f Riff My ' x , M if fx J 'W gig 9 K2 3' R5 ,f Q, .A , V- eg: 5, W x KN + 'Xxx HSE YA , A1 W K2 55 r K f 4 V,,. wx, '- if v if 'V,.: vw w 7 ei' M 77 in Q.' y , W 31-1- ' KL 'iv M ' 3 1 O . Drill Team DRILL TEAM-Row I: Charles Johnson, Roland Kemp, Georgia Ray, Frank McCreary, Jerry Crosby. Row 2: John Reed, John Ewe ing, Mike Burkhaller, MiI'cheII Wrighf, Roberl' Moore. Row 3: Ronney Claunch, Pal Ulrich, Jerry Roeder, Dick Virgo, John Dean, Jim Lewis. Row 4: David Ledlord, Russel Feldr, Tom Kiesling, Claudie Flamillon, Sleve Davis, John Wilson, James Reid. Row 5: Beryl Lillle, James Reynolds, Gerald Prickell, Charlie Growdon, John King, Fred Gulfin, George Avery. RIFLE TEAM-Row I: Thomas F. Glass, John L. I-Iopwood', Kirkland L. Jones. Row 2: TSg+. James Swanson, coach, Newman F. Baker, William J. Tebeaux, co-caplain, Thomas J. Milligan. 'Co-caplain and Member of All-Conference Team Rifle Team Band BAND-Row I: Edwin Schilling, John Briedling, Ken? Walfs, Thomas Smith, Mollie Veslal, Jerome Benson. Row 2: Tom Moore. Richard Shorr, James Geddie, John Cranlil, Richard Adams, Kennefh King. Row 3: James Perry, Larry Walls, Sidney Laizer, Alberf Pinfo, Michael Key, Bruce Morris, James Pool. Row 4: David Scofl, Gerald Kelley, Jerry Mayo, Paul Bird, Gary Harrell, William Burran, Larry Kearns. Squadron 101 SQUADRON lOl-Row I: Charles W. Holland, Charlie Berger, Thann Clark, Roger Beck, William E. Elder, Ronnie B. Johnson, Thomas Redwine, James O. Hare, William J. Tebeaux. Row 2: William C. Shaw, Arrhur D. Dlugach, Bill Case, Johnny M. Sims. Charles Chenaull. Row 3: Roberr C. Everelf, Thomas Milligan, Frank D. Boorh, Mirchell Andrews, David Henson. Row 4: Bob Purvis, Vaughn Johnson, Eddie Anderson, Arler Dunsworlh. Row 5: Bill Sfnilh. Charles K. Whillon, Roy A. Bryson, Fred Jennings, Ronald P. Dunkin, Roger Duwe, Joe B. Enloe, Donald B. Leach, Jr, Row 6: James Smilh, Roland LaScala, James Hwisr, Anlhony Fox, Mie chael Harrer, James L. Cole, Bruce Thompson, Arnold K. Smilh, William Guslavers, Row 7: Newman Baker, King Hill, Thomas Sales James Marlin. Row 8: Roy Kokel, Hugh Wilson. Donald Pallerson, Barnes Macsalen, Jack Griffin, Donald Lumas, Ronald Ford, An- drew Williams. Squadron 102 DUADRON IOZ-Row I: Tommy Sfroud, Judy Rineharf, Milfon Makowsky, Jimmie Murphy, Richard Lefzkus, Charles orris. Row 2: Roy Kruckenberg, Dan G. Bellue, Douglas Mires, John P. Duncan, Tommy Sfiles, Sfeven P. Ober, Neil ioop. Row 3: Roloerf Parchman. George Knox Piffard. Richard L. Holland, Roberf Sfiles, Michael Highfower, David A. mes, Mifchell Abelman, Danny Meeks, Harry Granf. Row 4: Sfephen Saine, Ken Griffin, Charles Maffhys, Rokzerf W. Law, iomas A. Kemp, Dale Townsend, William G. Waldrop, Ron Huleff, Carl Benneff, Terry Hugg. Row 5: Maff C. Brisfol, raven A. Green, Dave Vereeke, Carl Churchill, George Adkins, Mike Brooks, Roberf Lamb, Wood W. Warren, J. H. afhey, Fred Wrighf. Row 6: John N. Wardle, Eugene F. Springfield, Leslie Davis, John R. Jones, Sam Boyd, Tommy Mc- ide, Roger Sanders, Phillip Beaver. Raw 7: John Griffin, Arfhur G. Hays, Edwin Balch, James John James, Roberl' orris. SQUADRON IO3-Row I: Andrew Mihalik, James Cyperf, Marsha Whifeheaf, Thomas Summers, Harold Cockrell, Jack Ewing, Roberf Sherman. Row 2: John Hull, Howard Barron, Vicfor Prifchard, Grady Ligon, John Guinn, James Miller, Thomas Egberf. Row 3: Larry Marfin, Chuck Schriever, James Malone, Royle Carringfon, Dicky Newman, Ron Hancock. Darrell Keifh, Roberf Foulks. Row 4: John Curry, Bruce Engle, Sfeven McDaniel, Dave Herin, Roland Gooch, Jerry Swanner, James Shaw, Jim Anderson. Row 5: Dwayne Owen, Richard Jackson, Brock Fisher, George Mcllhaney, John Rains, Gary L. Price, Paul Dwyer, Mifchell Andrews, David Segresf. Row 6: Boyde Burneff, Carl Penfon, Earl Boafwrighf, Russel Love, Rodney Cook, John Beam, James Cummings, Walf Skipper, Huberf Armsfrong. Row 7: Bob Ricks, Bill Wilson, William Nunnaly, Alberf Burkeff, William Rohr, Ronald Daniel, Woodrow Murry, Gary Kornell, Kennefh Israel, Samuel Simpson. 'i' S+roud Wes+ Wl1i'f+ecl Aars Benson Berger Brisby Burson Crosby Hennessee Holland Hun+ Mills Moore Moore 2, lf ,: fl? v',f .1-'f',Z ,X l 0 A I., 4 Flfff, 5, . 'Q I fu '34 , ' ,L -Z X 2? J Q , 3 4 xf hm ff 1 f 1 5 . PUBLICATIONS Round Up Judy Reddell Ediror Bryan'I' Archer Associa+e Edifor Gary Clem Arfisf , Rosemary Moore Managing Ediror Elaine Moore Associa+e Ediror Mike Adler Sporls Ecl ilor jllivfd QQ Diffs Ralph Davis Phofographer Paul Currier Pholographer Adelle McCleary Classes Judy Fredericlr Business School v1P 'x L im 1 Rober+a Lehman Senior Class Judy Misenheimer Business School Judy Wallace Law School Baylor Larial A newspaper should be a driving 'Force in a communily. ll should be somelhing lhe people enjoy, somelhing lhey respecl, some- lhing lhey fear. l-low well il fulfills ils role should never be gauged by how popular il' is. So don'+ go To Ed DeLong nexl year and lell him you don'+ lilce one of his edilorials and expecl him lo brealc inlo 'rears. - Tommy Wesl Tommy Wes+ Edilor NTLM! aww sw' Ed DeLong Bob Rolhe Pal' Webb Wanda Hodges Assogiafe Edifor Associale Edilor Associale Eolilor Associale Edilor Alan Williams Paul Currier Adverlising Manager Pholographer ails I I l Y s 0' 5 Marfha Hughes Sherry Smifh Cecelia Claburh Sociefy Ecliror News Wriier Copy Edilor V ,L AL . , ff g 1 Y i I ,E if 2 F ,X X f,,'vv Q, - A 'Ez - J - ,Q-. Q, Q f f A -, ' to, Q -We 7 , , ra gi Jbz X wi f' i rf Ray Hubener Sara Gillen+ine Anne Miller Copy Edilor News Wriler COPY ECMOV Maggie Bigham Sociefy Wrifer Carol Culp Carol Spenser Copy Eclifor News Wrifer EvereH' Rober+son Roger Canfrell Jim Gordon News Wrifer Sporfs Wrifer Niqhi Ediior ' . j .W L 4 i?f i- Paul Harral Spor+s Ediror ,fri Carolyn Owens News Wriler Ralph Calhoun Sporfs Edifor Rebecca Mason Copy Ediior 263 Phoenix The I964 Phoenix, appearing Tor The TirsT Time as more Than a liTerary magazine, made iTs clebuT aT The Baylor Fine ArTs FesTival. IT included an emphasis on Tine arTs as well as liTeraTure wiTh secTions oT arT, shorT sTories, and poeTry. Awards were presenTed Tor ouTsTanding wriTing in each oT These Tields wiTh Carol Spencer winning TirsT place in shorT sToryg J. Davy Todd winning TirsT in poeTry wriTing and Jerry Bowden winning second: Cary Gilliam winning TirsT in arT: and Norman Evans winning TirsT in Treshman poeTry wriTingQ The T964 ediTion oT The Phoenix was dedicaTed To Mr. David lvicl-lam, proTessor oT iournalism. c Sonia Davis EdiTor Ford La cy lscani During The second year oT pul3licaTion Tor The ISCANI, Tour issues were presenTed To The campus. As a news TeaTure magazine, The ISCANI aTTempTed To bring inTeresTing and inTormaTive arTicles To The sTuclenTs in picTures and words. lscani sTaTT: Linda STewarT-EdiTor3 Alan Williams-Adverhsing Man agerg Paul CurrierMAssisTanT EdiTor and PhoTographer. 264 Carol Spencer Carolyn Furr Baylor Line Mr. Franlc G. Hardin Publicalions Business Manager Mrs. Enid Markham, Eclilor Ex-Sludenls' Associalion Magazine Board of Publications Composed of represenlalives ol lhe sludenl body, edilors of The publicalions and represenlalives of lhe lacully and adminislralion, lhe Board of Publicalions direcls publicalion worlc on The Baylor Campus. Meeling periodically, 'lhey elecl lhe edilors of lhe Larial, Round Up, lscani and Phoenix. Membership for lhe year included Mr. Dave Cheavens, Chairman: Mr, Arch l-lunl, Mr. Angus Mcswain, Dr. Jaclc Her- ring, and Mr. David Mcl'lam-Facully Represenlalivesg Al Sleelman, Tommy Wesl, Darla Pruclom, and Margarel Banlcs -Class Represenlalivesg Elaine Moore and Rod Surrall-Sludenl Congress Represenlalivesq and Judy Redclell-Round Upfedilor. Lefl' 'ro Righl: Margarel Banlcs, Judy Reddell, Tommy Wesl, Mr. Angus Mcswain, Mr, Dave Cheavens-Chairman, Dr. Jaclc Herring, Mr. David Mcl-lam, Elaine Moore and Rod Surrall. -wa, we ,ffm Y fav?-A . mm. 5 Tw Yun-., W. ' - Lg i E?-M 'mmf Q V ' , N N ' 11- .W vj wi 3 X v Wg.,'2mMA.wWM1W WKWhammmArwwMm L--wurfd--wf.uW,-.-M-MM-annie-wL:.,.' '- ' ' 1 ' ' Aumaiauu-w4,.....1..., ,,., .....M.-....., V f f .'1ffSwi,ff.:.1-in - if A1 5 AV. M. ' A505-'74.?f ' f w - i 3 A vut-'N -M' .- ..N.,, afw1 1'fw-V-----' ,A Q 1 gi Q A ? , fhe university In Memory of . . . Lyn Dell Raney .5 L. ,., Aw, W vii -V: ff-fw-',,, f. v,-f, K, i .,f-gggmzzini , fmgigqg,-fe f, , ,,,,M f 1i 34i..ii ., ' - 5 gg: - meg? up Y.-Q:.ff,.:ff W .,.,.k5m :m.s,-WW-5, ,..QLv-nWq..,M-WHMM-f,wMQ., f, ..,w,m.v,,. . . ., fi-if 1 -'FHL- ivy4esF?sfK2.12'if',.:f'L f'1'fz'swstf1L.1i wr:Fifgkf'Qf1QsS1.wi4f2:i,-ryglzffgsksfgggsgswtzsf ,'HHfwgrwiwglffgfs f'i:sirffg21fQi5 wasp 1 '2 ff f',7::,5k-g-fzleszgsigszva: Aff ffm-v,.,-'.:If-ff-bfiiwfsz'wffifz 2:19 SWB. '11 ,wlswglv fzfvzlfl' , 1P'fQiigj55ggs2ffsibiting ' Qfggi452fa3'Ufj,-111iisifsfgw A- 4 'V ' . My , wi, 55,-V - .:. .W :E Siif' - 'Q - Ye' 54 5-new . .. , 5 ,f V ., -- , iffx .ga ,aa +s:igiQ51ff,s 1 -. ' gl ,mg Lf,.fsig,51 'Mrmm V' ' , . sgxmxgiygg 5- .,U,wiw,Qggf ,M '- -- , 33f2,9xffi:, .iggiiu svizfgffgf iggigqgw zzgfgwgwp ' mi, Vymqegfwfim Lwsvgfigv - gsgiamlv 55533 'wavy ,igmgq L.1.. i.gg,gfgwvfsM 1.'i'fp,1,smwgfAfffifer. A wif? 7 f ' ABNER V. MCCALL Presfdemf of Baylor Universilry WILLIAM R. WHITE Presidemk Emerifus of BayIor Universlfy ROY J. MCKNIGHT MONROE S. CARROLL Financial Vice-Presidenf Provosf u 4 W. T. GOOCH ALTON B. LEE Forelqn Sfudenf Advisor Reglsfrar - .wmsw . 1 . K GEORGE M. SMITH Dean of lnsfrucfion 1 -Lim 1 2. Pg. J. D. BRAGG Dean o1c+he Graduate School ANN MARSHALL Dean of Women TRAVIS DuBOlS Dean of Mem W. C. PERRY A. S. LANG Dean of Sfudemfs Dean-Hankamer School of Busmess 272 ,L'f 1. I M. L. GOETTING DANIEL STERNBERG Dean-School of Educedion WILLIAM J' BOSWELL Dean-School of Music Dean-School of Law Ns: L , L THOMAS Z. PARRISH lAXSS+.+OH'19 Presfdemk in Charge of ANNE TAYLOR devejopmemu DR. GEORGE STOKES Dean-School of Nursing Execufive Secrefary-Ex-S+uden+s Assoclaffon 37 N. LEE DUNHAM MRS. R. L. MATHIS DAVE CHEAVENS Direcior of Evening Division Direcfor of Union Building Direcfor of Public ReIaIionS WESLEY BATES MRS. VIRGINIA CRUMP ASSI. Direcfor of PubIic ReIaIions Assisfanlr Dean of Women gif I i I im N., DR. ALTON SILER DR. JOSEPH WEST ARCH W. HUNT Direcfor of Women's Dormifories Direcfor of CounseIinq Direcfor of Placemenf 274 CLARA DUGGIN MARY E. NORMAN MRS. EDNA WIDNER Assislanl Reglslrrar Assisfaml lo Dean of lnslrudfon ASST. Dlfedor Ol Tesllmq WILLIAM MCMULLEN E. B. MYRE Dlreclor of Marlin l-lall Direclor ol Kolcermol l-lall ff TOM SHEARER NELSON SPEED RONALD STOVALL Dlreclor of Brooks l-lall Dlreclor ol Penland l-lall Asslf. Dire-clor ol Penland l-lall College of Arts and Sciences GEORGE M. SMITH, Dean ol: lnslrucrion Bruce G. Dean, M.F.A. The College of Arls and Sciences is The largesl single di- vision of lhe Universily syslem. Many of lhe courses offered by lhe College are prereguisiles lo olher advanced work in a dillerenl field al' Baylor. Classes are held in buildings ai all exlremiiies ol The Waco campus. The Armslrong Browning Building, Tidwell Bible Building, Marrs McLean Gymnasium, l-larringlon Hall, Old Main, Burleson l-lall, Pal' Nell, Carroll Science Building, and Marrs McLean Science Building are rhe siles of daily classes in fields encompassed by lhe College ol Arls and Sciences. Arf i Jaclr Forfen berry, B.A. Paul Kemp, M.F.A. J. B. Smilh. Ph.D. Y Chairman '1.-x x We . 5, -4 -,,, A fy? ' z 1 R- . In NBII Mrs. Hilda Smilh Biology I Bryce Brown, Ph.D. Floyd Davidson, Ph.D. Mrs. Fannie Hursl, Pl'1.D. Chairman if . 3 .- V Cornelia M. Smilh, Plw.D Q51 ki' if 1-Z. S i ii Hrvs iisifi. f 4 ' ykk, 'll-Hd William R. Widner, Pl'1.D. Eugene Crowder, Ph.D. Frederick Gelnlbach, Ph.D. Chemistry ' 'Geo John S. Belew, Pl'1.D. T. J. Bond, Pl1.D. Leone Coclrerell, Pl'l.D. W. R. Slephens, Pl1.D. Chairman 1' u r l, v- -- if-Si .Y A:f'ld i , . ., W 5 Thomas Franklin, Pl1.D. Virgil Tweedie, Ph.D. James McAfee, Pl1.D. Cha,-les Reeder, Ph,D, Classics -im. ' TA. C. Richard CuHer, Th.D. Elmer Fisher, M.A. Roy F. Bufler, Ph.D. Chairman English Clemeni T. Goode, Ph.D. Lois Murray, M.A. Charles G. Smifh, Ph.D. E. Hudson Long, Ph.D. Chairman Edna Haney, M.A. Mrs. Mary Moore, M.A. Jack Herring, Ph.D. Mrs. Guyon Consfaniine, M.A. Mrs. Ann Miller, M.A ' ,.,. 4' ' I if ' fifl- 'i'. i 'fs '-'1 :'! 'mv 1 ,aa ,aas Y a 1 Q., ,X , . fi Qi , Andy J. Moore, M.A. 278 wok, . 3, Mrs. Marlha Roberfson, M.A. Mrs. Sfella Sfovall, M.A. Tom Chaney Graduale Asst Marfha Emmons, M.A. James Andrews Graduale Assl. Carolyn Pool Graduale Assf. A Mrs. Mary Beck Arnold, M.A. Mrs. Gladys Beclrwifh, M.A. 's 1, Mrs. Belle Hill Graduale Assl. John Schwe+men Graduale Assl. English 'H A L or ff' M I J ... 1 ,N Y' y Jerry Maflhews Graduale Assl. P l H H , 5 v 6 ,,- xx K 4:2 L .,,.,..s. ,, Sandra Sanderson Graduale Assl. Mrs. Ann Tagge Graduale Assl. French Henry Leon Robinson, Ph.D. James L. Shepherd, D.U.P. Lois SuHon, Ph.D. Chairman ,,.,,,n-0 ' Leonard F. Brown, Ph.D. Wal+er T. Huang, Ph.D. J. W. Dixon, Ph.D. Chairman Phillip A. Marfin, M.A. Mrs. Pafricia Shepherd, Ph.D. Chairman Mary Adams, M.Eci. J. D. Bragg, Ph.D. Guy B. Harrison, M.A. Ralph L. Lynn, Ph.D. Chairman' Mrs. Hope Bronaugh, B.A. Geology Richmond Bronaugh, Ph.D. German J. E. Hawkins, Ph.D. H isfory Vis, Bruce Thompson, Ph.D. Joe McEIhannon, Pl'1.D. Roberf Reid, M.A. Rufus B. Spain, Pl'1.D. Paul T. Armi+s+eacl, M.A. Mrs. A. P. Cagle, M.A. Cafherine Chambers, M.A. Mrs. Lynn Miller, M.A. Chairman Reiha Sanders, M.A. Mrs. Launa Morrow, M.S. History John Slorey, M.A. Home Economics Sadie Jo Black, M.A. Mrs. Lorraine Simpson, M.S. Tilia Belle Blanks, M.A Mrs. Leone Tale, M.S. Journalism David McHam, M.S. W. J. Thomas, Ph.D. John Barr, B.S. W. Floyd Adams, M.S. Vila P17 F f W ' if odooo W. i ' N Mrs. Doro+hy Smifh, M.A. John H. Mor+on, M.A. Mafhem afics 282 Tommy Suifs l s P. D. Browne, M.A. Mrs. Lucille Brigham, M.A. Russell Toclaro, B.J. Dave Cheavens, B.A. Chairman and Direclor of Public Relalions l., Q ,.,.:.- A Francis A. Clark, M.S. Waller Williams, Ph.D. Chairman William Ted Broolxs, M.A. w ere , Q Q ., . N 2 ' 'A , ','V'.--'1 l -- s f i ' 1le 'r'M' ' Y' F' iivais A ii , , L. .3 KREE, ., .Y aa, I , Les Fisseler, B.S. Mrs. Pai- Hickey, M.A. ,wo . . S33 3 . . A.,:. W.. .J Glenn Capp, M.A. El Ai X i ,Q i '.. --W. z . ffgfxiw . .. . o. 4 Bill G. Cook, M.F.A. C fw- , W E 1 W ig . 2539? C' ll 'YQ ' 45? a Chloe Armslrong, M.A. Mrs. Thelma Capp, M,A. Mrs. Josephine Hannah, Ph.D. Oral Communications Mrs. Cecil May Burke, M.A. Mrs. C. M. Garnes, M.A. Jerry B. Talley, M.A. Henry C, Lindsey, Ph.D. Gerald C. Beclrwilh, M.A. Nan Norion, M.A. r Lola Wallcer, Ph.D. Mary Booras, M.A. .,..,,., Philosophy siwiiagfm ,L W. J. Kilgore, Ph.D. Chairman William G. Toland, M.A. Haywood Shuford, Ph.D. L Elmer H. Duncan, Ph.D 283 Physical Educafion 1 , V U VIV: g - .Qn. gk , ' 'x ii E -1 f ,svn-mini 'ii if Q i : 'LA' - 2 Olga Fallen, M.S. Bobby Parlrer, M.S. ,,.,,: .. Zl. , Q F Us Eveline Kappes, Ed.D. Joseph Powers, Ph.D. 'R Mary E. Tindle, M.S. J. D. Sfovall, M.S. Mrs. Elizabefh Bianchi, M.S. Ph ysi cs 5: - J . gsgiygeggsk 5 , . ,A ,,,, Joseph A. Smi+h, Ph.D. Jerry Fuller, Ph.D. 284 K W 'B 3 ir ,Q fu i's-We Y Lloyd O. Russell, Ecl.D. 'il f' :', Chairman - Mrs. Thelma Lifland, B.S. Mrs. Mason, B.S. Norman Frederick, M.S. Mrs. Mary Jane Siriclrland, M.S. K George Gingerich, M.A. Bill Adams, M.A. Herberf D. Schwefman, Ph.D Chairman 1 I We Roberl T. Miller, Ph.D. Chairman Polificol Science Lyle C. Brown, M.A. H. Dlclxen Cherry, M.A. Ernesi A. Newman, M.A. Buller Wesferlield, M.A J. C. Williams, Ph.D. Chairman Psychology Z 4 5,3 - , Qg 'f'fQi W: , 7' lla. 1 fl z Leslie Moser, Ph.D. Mac Sierling, Ph.D. William Thompson, Ph.D. ' E. O. Wood, Ph.D. 'fe 1 2 X 5 f .3 W f i KX 3 -v,: . A' v 1 N . ,r oi i r' i . , W J. C..Flynn, Ph.D. ROQEI' Klfk, Ph.D. C, S, Knapel 285 E. L. Dwyer, Tl'1.D. Acfing Chairman J. B. Aclair, PHD. C. P. Sansom, Th.D. Religion George C. Humphrey, Th.D. John B. Davidson, Pl'1.D. J. W. 0usley,Tl'1.D r 1 M -mm .. 1 lg Q .:, . J .--- ' ..,. - , . Kyle M. Yales, Ph.D. w. J. wempee, mo. 'x l -ni .,. - 'vl' Glenn Hilburn, Tl'1.D. -7--ffl. James E. Wood, Tl1.D. P. D. Browne, M.A . Bob Palferson Th.D. , Q M, Russell Lesfer, Tl'1.D. W. B. Tolar, M.A. Sociology CHGTIBS M- Tolbeff. Pl'l-D- Waller S. Corrie, Jr., Ph.D. Harold W. Osborne, Pl1.D. Chairman panish and Portuguese Mrs. Sudie Aclams, M.A. Mrs. Beria Cannon, M.A. Warren Adams. M.A. Thomas Walker, Ph.D. :arroll Library Mrs. Nieves del Rosaria Rubio, Dr. in Ped. 1 ii iii-MJ! 'W I lim 'ri-Mi' Q,g.,., ' s A ,W 5' M g .q,4 W.. I James H. Rogers we-.. -....z M I X Aclinq Librarian . Lulu S'I'ine Mrs. Newell Burlre Esfaline Cox l -----.... 'Q -fs- 3 Mrs. Esfher J. Sheefs Sue Margaref Hughes Darrell Pope Armstrong Browning Library itz' ...,.... Dr. Jack W. Herring, Direcfor Mrs. Veva Wood A. R. Sendon, M.A. Chairman Mrs. Charify Greene Mrs. Waller J. Williams 287 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Through rhe School of Educarion, Baylor seeks +o make Hs conlribulion 'ro Jrhe Jrraining of professional workers in fhe field of educalrion. Par Neff Hall is The primary sile of all educafion classes. These courses lead +o degrees of bachelor of arlrs, masler of arfs, masler of science in educalion, and docfor of edu- carion. M. L. GOETTING, Ph.D. Dean of School of Educafion ' .gif r 1' rw : Ii - WI'-Lflfifii .wel ,9VfaE5 fixi?s-'-- A f ?'1ZEE?9??QiYE5Q f . K 1.435355-wrrtisqgy - . ., am::925A4wg4e1s-L2 . .. , - 's - zzz. .Ymgswwsssszff. 1 1 -f K... ':r::wQ,,552flGYQsxfsfwf If ' ' -- r , ' - .Q -:.fs:ir-msxwlrzfwe - -f 1- -rf wi , 'f ' .ALQQ , 'v gwvifsseiiii-ff' . - 1 fwbffg .4 A . 'l ,,, - . O L C. G. Siriclrland, Ph.D. 288 Raymond Biles, M.A. B. M. Hanna, Pl1.D. Guy C. Mifchell, Ph.D. Lorena Sfrefch, Ph.D. Reber! Curry, Ph.D. H. V. Williams, Ed.D. W. Read Dawson, Ph.D. Hughie Hughes, Ph.D. gin 1 . v v Melvin Eugene Sfebbins, Ph.D. . .. K .. , ' -- Xe Jack E. Miller, Ed.D. L. Edward Woelflin, Ph.D. Mrs. Anna Baker, M.A. SCHOOL OF MUSIC Waco Hall and Roxy Grove Hall are lhe facililies used by lrhe School ol Music as ir slriyes ro produce a grealer appre- ciarion of music and offer vocahonal Training for furure professional musicians, Having lhe oldesl' Texas membership in Jrhe Nalional As- socialion of Schools ol Music and being a charler member of lhe Texas Associalion of Music Schools, lhe Baylor School of Music has a grear lraclilion To uphold, as well as lo sal- isly lhe requiremenls ol borh accredifing agencies. Marfha Barlrema, M.M. Miklos Bencze Mrs. Gladys Sfinson l Elwyn A. Wienandf, Ph.D. Ofis Herbed Colvin, Ph.D. l Mrs. Felicifas Sfern berg YA Roberf A. Markham, D.Mus. DANIEL A. STERNBER Dean of School of Music G Donald I. Moore, M.A. Euell Porfer, M.M '56 f- 4. S ' M sr T W :ar . 5 'Lf' f ' X3 John W. Gibson, M.M. Tina Piaua 'Qi9i? 'W 5 W Q Q w :znfifif ,fi QQ ' 5 xx K ' :F7 si -1. -',- 'V ',,. we' g 35 k:.t .if X 2 . v if v X Q : 4- 3 gf . lil? 1- f - 1 : , iw: ' 3 qs' N K R k7k..f 5' MQ 7,5 in ,5 f 5 - X .1 Q Y N ,,LA, K ,V 'J .,,, ,u M, . M 1 x A- ? i SCHOOL OF LAW Morrison Consrilufion Hall houses Jrhe School of Law. The building coniains classrooms, a courrroom audiforium, law library, and a siudenr lounge. The building is designed lo offer rhe essenlial legal afmosphere for rhe fufure lawyers sludying wilhin il. The Law School is a member of rhe American Boards As- sociarion and The Associalion of American Law Schools. The School offers inrensive rraining in lhe rules and principles of law as evolved in ihe Anglo-American sysiem of iuris- prudence, legal meihod, lrial and office praclice, legal re- search and legal wriiing. WILLIAM J. BOSWELL, L.L.B. Dean of School of Law Irs. Margaref Amsler, LL.B., M.A. Erwin Elias, LL.M. George D. Brown, LL.M. Angus McSwain, LL.M. John R. Wilson, LL.B. l W X 5 i F? Q it 1 Q, . sa P ' 'rfr i l Y Della Geyer, B.S. in L.S. Richard W. Hemingway, LL.B. H. D. Wendorf, LL.B. 29I Seniors TOM W. FOSTER: Waco: Della Thela Phi: Grievance Cornmillee WILLIAM EDWARD FULBRIGHT: Waco: Law Review: Phi Della Phi: Alpha Chi: American Jurisprudence Awards: Who's Who J. H. GREEN: Crane: Board ol Governors: Sludenl Con- gress: Edilor Law Lounge: Phi Alpha Della C. RONALD GAINES: Waco: Law Review: Casenole Edilor: Mid-Law Secrelary T. J. HAIRE, JR.: Fl. Worlh: Phi Alpha Della JOHN HOUSTON: Waco: Phi Della Phi gress: Lounge Law Slall Della: Who's Who WILLIAM A. DYESS: Slrallord: Secrelary, Freshman Class: Secrelary Sludenl Bar: Lounge Law: Della Thela Phi: Law Review: Who's Who: Pfesidenl Sludenl Bar JIM F. EVANS: Waco: Phi Della Phi: Law Review, Bus- iness Edilor GARY C. BOWERS: Waco: Vice-Presidenl ol Senior Class: Board ol Governors DAVID B. ANDERSON: Cleburne: Della Thela Phi RAY DOUGLAS ANDERSON: Breckenridge: Dean ol Della Thela Phi: Grievance Cornmillee: Sludenl Con THOMAS CAMERON: Waco: Secrelary Senior Class Board ol Governors: Phi Alpha Della ALLAN B. CONANT, JR.: Waco: Baylor Law Review Edilor-in-Chiel: Phi Della Phi: Alpha Chi: Omicron CLARENCE CRIBBS, JR.: Beaumonl: Vice-Presidenl Freshman Class, Treasurer Sludenl Bar: Preslclenl Senior Class: Board ol Governors: Della Thela Phi H W? WAYNE E. LEE: Waco: Phi Alpha Delia: Presidenl Sen- ior Class: Board of Governors WELDON MCFARLAND: Longview: Phi Della Phi- Board oi Governors EDWARD G. NORTHCUT: Fl. Worlh: Edilrorial Board ol Baylor Law Review: Co-Case Nole Ediior of Law Review S. JAMES NUSSBAUM: Berne, Indiana: Della Thela Phi DON F. PATRICK: Dallas: Phi Alpha Delia, Jusfice: Board oi Governors: Lounge Law STEWART N. RICE: Jasper qw.-wf WF .1195 VERNON RIPPY: Waco: Phi Alpha Delia ' GEORGE C. SIMS: Fl. Worrh: Chief Jusiice Sludenl Courl: Board of Governors: Delia Thela Phi: Alpha Chi: Law Review: Lounge Law PETER STEINMANN JOHN E. SWAIN: Houslon: Della Thefa Phi GUINN D. TATE: Friendswood: Delia Thela Phi EMORY C. WALTON: Goldfhwaile: Phi Alpha Della, Marshal, Treasurer: Vice-Presidenl Mid-Law: Chair- man Grievance Cornmillee: Edilor Lounge Law LAWRENCE A. WlNKLE: Waco: Della Thela Phi, Clerk of The Rolls: Vice-Dean: Board of Governors: Slu- denl Bar Associalion, Secrelary, Vice-Presidenl: Lounge Law Mid-law HARRELL A. GRIPON JR., Devers JOE K. HENDLEY, Waco MICHAEL HENKE, Waco JOE N. JOHNSON, Waco FRANK KILLOUGH, Waco TOMMY LETBETTER, Waco RUFUS LOPEZ, Alice HENRY McCLUSKEY JR., Dallas J. A. MARTINDALE, Parnpa RICHARD COKE MILLS JR., Waco HAROLD WAYNE NIX, Dolngerlielcl TOM L, RAGLAND, Mexla JAMES MICHAEL THOMPSON, Waco THOMAS W. UMPHREY, Perl' Arllnur WILLIAM LEE WHITE, Cleburne 294 'Ur' JAMES G. BAKER, Perryfon BRUCE BANGERT, Tuscaloosa, Alabama J. SHARON BEARDEN, Orange J. DAN BOHANNON, Marshall ROBERT M. CAMPBELL, Jonesboro BYRON CROSIER, Cleburne JIMMIE W. CRUMLEY, Irving JOHN SKIP DOWDY,AIl1enS LEO KOHL DURAN, Corpus Clwrlsli GEORGE ETTER IV, Valley Mills C. LAMAR GEMBERLING,Sau+I1 Bend, Indiana ARTIE G. GIOTES, Waco GLEN AARON, Mldland HERBERT W. ADKINS, Nederland TOMMY ADLETA, Dallas ROBERT D. BATES, Corpus Clwrisfi EDWIN BELL, Longview PARKS W. BELL, For? Worlb WILLIAM BELL, Brownwood TURNER W. BRANCH, Albuquerque, N.M. CHARLES CROMWELL, Sfamlord JERALD D. CROW, Waco HARRY A. DE FORD, Dallas HAROLD DENTON JR., Beaumonl Freshmen Ip, FRANK P. DICKSON JR., Waco TOMMY DRAKE, Dallas LOUIS T. DUBUQUE, Amarillo JOHN V. ERIKSSON, Galveslon CRAIG EVETTS, San Anlonio DAVID F. FARRIS, Fort Worlh ROBERT A. FITZ, I-Iousloru JAMES F. GIBSON, Colorado Sprlnqs, Colo. GARY GREINKE, Haslings, Nebraska JAMES E. HEATH, San Anlonio TOMMY P. HERRING, Bellmead BRACK JONES JR., Liberly JAMES R. KAMMERER, Dallas WILLIAM GERALD KING, Dallas KENNETH EARL LANIER, Nacoqdoches 295 me THOMAS L. REES, Big Lake CHARLES REYNOLDS, Kermil WILLIAM RICHARDS, Paducalw STUART B, ROBBINS, Auslin JIM ROBERTS, Longview TAL ROBERTS, Housfori LARRY C. ROSEBOROUGH, Dallas F. BAKER RUDOLPH, Coleman JIM RUSSELL, I-lousfon GERALD SCHMIDT, Fredericksburg JAMES W. SPARKS Jr., Por? Neclwes W. R. BOB SMITH, Abilene LARRY SULLIVANT, Gainesville GLEN R. WILLIAMSON, Andrews GARY WISENER, Fl. Smi+Ii,Arkar1sas 296 QI? HUGH LUCAS, Ailiens JACK MANNING, Sari Rafael, Calif. KARL MATTLAGE, McGregor JERRY MEYER, Amarillo ROBERT M. MINTON, Hemphill JAMES O. MULLIN, Waco WILLIAM HAYS PARKS, Waco ROBERT B. POPE, Tyler H. ROBERT POWELL, Waco GARY PRICE, Waco BENN ATT PRUITT, Nacoqdoclwes DAVID ALAN PYLE, Kilgore ,pf- 'li' fs., at 'Qi' mga-m Si- rl' lhe riqhf is The LOUNGE LAW: Back: D. Bohannan, G. Sims, L. Craig, L. Gemberllng. eafedz C. Price, J. Tlqner, T. Normand, B. Dyess, and B. Malonq. 'iclured al' 'Phe righf is fhe SPRING BOARD OF GOVERNORS: Baclr: R. lrummefl, T. Cameron, K. Sfrahan, D. Pafriclc, R. Anderson, G. Sims, G. 'resnall, J. Green, B. Rudolph, L. Sullivanl. Seaiedz J. Balmer, D. Bohannan, 3. Balmer, B. Dyess, E. Wal+on, and J. Sparks. Picfured al lefl is The FALL BOARD OE GOVERNORS: Back: L. Winlrle G. Bowers, H. McCluskey, R. Anderson, G. Sims, E. Wallon, J. Maxwell, J Weller, M. Thompson, L. Harrison. Sealed: A. Edwards, W. Lee B. Dyess S. Cribbs, K. Ouisenberry, J. Green. To The lefl is lhe LAW REVIEW: Baclr: C. Gaines, J. Evans, B. Dyess, E. Norlhcul Seafed: W. Fulbright A. Conant M. Eallwell, and J. Tiqner. 297 LA W FRA TERNITIES DELTA THETA PHI: Sixfh Row: B. Dyess. Fifllw Row: W. Umphrey, J. Crumley, G. Feeman, J. Presnall, J. Chambers, E. Norlhcur, M. Campbell, R. Anderson. Fourlh Row: S. Cribbs, L. Kimberling, B. Crosier, B. Emer- son, T. Ragland, G. Sims, R. Brummerr, J. Marlindale. Third Row: W. While, B. Banqerf, H. McCluskey, J. Hend- ley, T. Lelberier, J. Swearinqer, A. Giores G. Tale. Second Row: K. Srrahan, P. Daniels D. Morrison, C. Evells, B. Jones, J. Pallon, G. Schrnicll', E. Lindsey. Firsl' Row: H. Nix, J. Sorrell, J. Russell, T. Herring, S. Oden, H. Deford, J. Fosler, and D. Farris. PHl ALPHA DELTA: Fourfh Row: J. Sparks, E. Bell, B. Carper, D. Spurlock, B. Whilis, P. Bell. Third Row: H. Rives, T. Fosrer, C. Mills, M. While, M. Ederer, F. Dickerson, AK. Hill, D. Bohannan. Second Row: Lf Sullivanf, E. Walron T. Harlrey, B. Bell, V. Ribby, H. Collins, J. Green. Firsi Row: P. Lyle. W. Heagy, T. Cameron, K. Malllaqe, J. Maxwell, B. Powell, G. Eller, and Don Pairick. Above are shown The officers of PDP: Tom Normand, Charles Price, Gary Dennison, and Larry Sinclair. Officers of DTP are: Joe Presnall, Byron Kimberlinc George Sims, Jean Marrinclale, Maurice Campbell, ani Ray Anderson. Piclurecl above are The PAD oiiicers: Emory Walfoi Coke Mills, Don Pairick, Dan Bohannan, and Hug Rives. PHT DELTA PHI: Firsi' Row: R. Adison, G. Dennison, C. Crow, H. Parks, T. Branch, R. Hamilion, D. Pyle, T Normancl. Second Row: R. Sroker, H. Aclkins, C. Srrickland, G. Wisener, C. Palernosfro, D. Wood, T. Rees. Third Row: J. Ludlum, J. Evans, F. Tucker, J. Tiqner, C. Price, J. Morgan and L. Sinclair. 298 ARTS AND scasucss J. D. ADAMS Big Spring Graduafe Sfudenfs ALEXANDRA ARONOFF Upper Darby, Pa. DAN NY BAG BY Porlo Alegre. Brazil MARY ELLEN BEALL Miami, Fla. CHARLOTTE BEARD Malvern, Ark. FRANK H. BELL Norwalk, Calil. DAVID LISMAN Tyler J. ALBERT McDANlEL Howe ATSUKO MUKOYAMA Tokyo, Japan YOSHIHIKO MUKOYAM Tokyo, Japan ROBERT POLLEY Bruceryille DON BENNETT Arlanra, Ga. KAREN CALDWELL Anqlefon THOMAS P. CHANEY Horse Cave, Ky. DELLE F. DOWELL Waco 1' HWS A new hr- ' i-sw' ALE THAXTON RIEGEL Slwreveporf, La. ANDRA SANDERSON Oxford, Neb. DHN SCHWETMAN Waco ON M. SHIPLEY Plainview VAYNE DOYLE Muskogee, Olcla. .EAGAN HATHCOCK Houslon HOMAS W. HINES Groesbeclc IRCH C. KOONTZ, JR. Woodsboro BRACE LAM Hong Kong JOAO A. de C. SILVA Salvador, Bahia, Brazil LINDA SIMMONS Waco BARBARA AN N STEADMAN Waco GLADYS WATTS WADEN Marshall JAN ROBERT WILLIAMS Nashville, Tennessee Graduate Sfudenfs GLENN R. WITTIG Waco Www.. As Seniors We Chose These fo Lead PRESIDENT . . .Wayne Jordon VICE-PRESIDENT . . .James Horn SECRETARY . . . Rufhie Kendriclr TREASURER . . . Dolores Brazil In the Fall PRESIDENT . . . Gary Manslcer VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Larry Willard SECRETARY . . .Janice Slagle TREASURER . . . Babs Brown s 'is A ig In the Spring A if T 9 SQ 1 'QCF' Q or fi F A A f F .A ' ' ' -. i' 1 f, l bflii i :F-,. , , . '222fi ,5::4--,' :- -fiif uf 'I5.?:':-1.5 Qi In the end we chose Miss Nancy Gaines Mr. Don Trull MOST REPRESENTATIVE Seniors RALLIN AARS Clittan Radio and Television Alpha Ph' Omega, v-pv pledge captain, proi. chr.: Alpha Epsilon Rho: AFROTC, Group Executive officer: Dis- tinguished Military Cadet: Air Science ll and lll: Vice Commandant's Award: KYB5, statt announcer, news staff, special activities production manager: April Prince l963: Lutheran Student Assn. WARREN ANDERSON, JR. Houston History, Education Alpha Phi Omega, alumni sec. SHERILYN BAILEY Jetterson Home Economics Who's Who: Alpha Chi: Lau- rel Society: BRH Choir: BSU Executive Council: Borden Award: Chapel Choir: Alpha Lambda Delta: Tri-D. 304 JUDITH MARIE ABELSON Dallas Music-Piano Alpha Chi: Alpha Lambda Delta: Chapel Choir: Presi- dential Scholarship, DELL P. ANTWILER, JR. Longview Religion LINDA LEE ABELSON Dallas Music Alpha Chi: Alpha Lambda Delta: Opera: Chapel Choir: Collins House Council: Presi- dential Scholarship. CAROLYN APPELT Hallettsville Home Economics Tri-D: Chapel Choir. KENNETH S. BAIRD MARY BALCH Temple Seymour Marlceting Chemistry and English Alpha Lambda Delta: Beta Beta Beta: Honors Program. SUE ABERCROMBIE Fort Worth Sociology C o I I i n s House Council: ROUND UP class editor: Kappa Theta, proi. chr., cor- res. sec., pres.: Alpha Kappa Delta: Psi Chi. JAN ET SUE ARRINGTON Harlingen Elementa ry Education Pi Alpha Lambda: Chamber Choir: Bards 8: Rhapsody. MARGARET BANKS Marshall English, Journalism, and Education Pi Alpha Lambda, soc. chr., reporter: Board ot Publica- tions: THE LARIAT: Dawson House Council, treas.: Fresh- man A Cappella Choir: Chapel Choir. SAUD ABUKISHK Nablus-Palestine Arabia Political Science International Club, cong. rep., tloat chr.: People to People: United Nations dele- gate: Leakey Leadership Laba oratory: President's Cabinet. FRAN ADAMS Jasper Elementary Education BILLIE JO ASKEW Lalre Charles. La. Elementary Education ROYCE ASTON Glen Rose Religion Pi Alpha Lambda, vice-pres.: Chamber ot Commerce. Alpha Lambda Delta: Kappa Delta Pi: Alpha Chi: Allen lllouse Council: WSG: Dean's ist. LEON E. BARBEE Dallas English, Math Intramurals. NANCY GRACE BARRON Dallas English, History Atheneans: Laurel Society: Student Congress: Pi Gamma Mu: Sigma Tau Delta: Beta Eta Eta. ,YE AGUILLARD ile, La. me Economics NGER ATCHISON rlingen sfory DY BARTON iuslon menlary Educalion ,Sigma Alpha, reporlerg NANCY ALLABASHI Soulhbridge, Mass. Elemenlary Educalion GEORGE ALBERT ATHERTON Fayelleville, Arlc. Pre-Med Nose Brolherhoocl, Pafriarch. l O JOY BATES Mexia Music Educalion MENCg Baylor Symphony: Golden Wave Band. LARRY AMERINE Alice l-lislory, English, and Oral Communicalions Alpha Chip Phi Efa Sigma: Pi Kappa Dellag SWC Debaleg Air Academy Assembly: Young Republicansg Pal M. Neff Mosf Valuable Debafer, N643 SWC Debale Winner. KEN BAIN Springfield, Mo. Hislory and Philosophy FRAN BEARDEN Jacksonville Elemenlary Educalion BETTY PAGE ANDERSON Wharlon Elemenlary Educalion BRH Choir: Homecoming hoslessp Phi Bela Mug Chapel Choirg Oraforiog Missions. SARAH BAIN Henderson Music Educalion MENCg Freshman A Cappella Choir: Oraforio Chorus. HARRY J. BEAVERS Corpus Chrisli Physical Educaiion Foolballg Track: Inlramuralsg Taurus Sociefy. CHARLES ANDERSON Walsenlaurq, Colo. Malhemalics JAMES RONALD BAKER Walnul Springs English Bards 8: Rhapsody. MARCIA BEAUGH Baylown Elemenlary Educalion Chapel Choir: Dean's Lislg Alplha Chip Chi'sg Kappa Dele a i. I 964 JAM ES THOMAS ANDERSON Terrell Church Music Foofballg A Cappella Choirg BRH Choir: FCA: BSU Coun- cilg Phi Mu Alpha, JOHN D. BAILEY Amarillo Religion JEROME A. BENSON Dardanelle, Ark. Biology Kappa Omega Taug Golden Wave Bandg lnlramurals. 305 Seniors KAY BERRY DOROTHY BOLLINGER Waco BIGGS Sociology San Angelo English Alpha Chi. VIRGINIA BRADFORD Galesville Home Economics Della Alpha Pi, parliamen- farian, alumnae secrelaryg Tri-D, Women's lnfer-Club Council, president, secrefaryg Tri-D Homecoming Queen Nominee I963. JAM ES E. BRADSHAW Waco Ma rlcefing Sigm a Nu. SAM BROWN l-louslon Pre-Denial Varsily Foolball, mgr., i960- 64, Leffers l962-645 B Club l962g Chamber of Commerce. 306 SALLIE ANNE BRUHN San Anlonio Educalion, l-lislory, English Pi Gamma Mug Sigma Della. LYNETTE BISHOP Baylown Hislory Sigma Della'Pi. BOBBY DON BRANTLEY Garland Sociology AFROTC Band, Commander, Arnold Air Socielyg Golden Wave Band, Chapel Choir: A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers. HELEN M. BRUNER Hillsboro Hislory, Educalion, Sociology Pi Gamma Mu, Oralorio Chorus, LARIAT reporler, EMILY BLACKSTOCK Brownfield English CHARLES M. BRIDGES Mobile, Ala. lvlalhemalics, Physics American lnslilule of Physics, Drill Team. WILLIAM BRYAN Valley Mills Hislory, Educalion JUDY BOLLINGER Sealy Elemenlary Educalion Tri-D, Chapel Choir, Ridge- cresl Club, Calvary Baplisl College Council. DAVID A. BRINKLEY Corpus Chrisli Polilical Science Circle Kg Pi Sigma Alpha. ELIZABETH KAY BUCKLER Waco Elemenlary Eclucalion Alpha Omega, fall proiecls chairman, Sigma Pi. MICKEY BOOTH Longview Psychology Soccer Team. ELIZABETH GRIFFITH BRISBY Vidor English Educalion Golden Wave Band: Com Band. Q E E Q 5 LINDA BUNNELL Forl Worlh English, Speech Pres., Kappa Thelag pi Laurel Socielyg Honor C4 cilg Honors Program, Al Chii pres., Women's ICC. v ,ROLYN ANNE lOOTH nzales wienlary Educaiion 'a Alpha Pi, Dean's Lisr M. BRISBY Educaiion C, pres., Baylor Chap- Baylor Golden Wave and cerr Band, Arnold Air rely, Baylor Symphony Or- ira, Waco Symphony hesrra. NDA BUNNELL BCC imeniary Educalion -ma Pi. PHILIP DOUGLAS BOURLAND San Anlonio Physics, Malh ROTC, American lnsiiiuie of Physics, vice-pres., Phi Eia Sigma, Alpha Chi, Dean's Lisi. BABS BROWN Richardson Special and Music Educaiion Freshman A Cappella Choir, Baylor A Cappella Choir, BRH Choir, BSU Exec. Council, Afhenean Club, besf pledge, pledge c a p l ., Sweeimafes Trio, MENC, Senior Class freas. BARBARA BURGESS Alvin Elemenlary Educalion Pi Alpha Lambda. JAM ES BOWDAN Denver Cily Pre-Med Chamber of Commerce, pres., fre-as., Alpha Chi, Om- icron Delia Kappa, Who's Who in American Colleges, Beia Bela Bela, Dean's Lisi, Focus Week Commiliee, Slu- deni Congress, Varsify Fool- ballg B Club. CHARLES BROWN Beeville Church Music Phi Mu Alpha, Band, Orches- lra, Nall. lnlercollegiale Band, BRH Choir, Chapel Choir, A Cappella Choir, Siare BSU Choir, BSU Exec. Council, Sfudenl Congress. GREG BURK Tyler Religion. l-lislory Minislerial Alliance. JOHN T. BOWMAN San Anionio Chemisiry American lnsiifuie of Physics, American Chemical Sociefy, vice-pres., Wesley Foundaf lion. JOANNE BROWN Texico, N.M. Chemislry .,,. ...... . ,lsl ff if imirv sg K? wie-fire fi ' .1 - . A ilu?il,ii alkali' JIMMIE DWIRE BOYD' Galveslon Home Economics TrifD Club. LOLA BELLE BROWN Daylon Elemeniary Educaiion BRENDA BU RLESON Mari Maih Eclucaiion Chi's. 1 964 SAM B. BROWN Silverlon Music Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia, charitr member, A Cappella Choir, The Crea'rion, lenor solo, The Hymn of Praise, 'renor soloisi. JOY BURRESS Arilinglon English RUTH ANN BURRlS Dallas English Pi Alpha Lambda, Thela Sig- ma Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, LA- RIAT Siaff, Focus Week co- chairman, Lealcey Lab. 307 JAMES HENRY CANNADAY Winnsboro Biology Chamber ol Commerce: Bela Bela Bela, vice-pres., pres.: Alpha Epsilon Della. MARGARET CHUN Bellaire Organ Mu Phi Epsilon: Laurel Soci- elyg Baylor Symphony: Ora- lorio Chorus. BOB COLTON Dallas English Minisferial Allianceg BSU: Phi Ela Sigmag Alpha Chig BRH Choirg Dean's Lisl. 308 JOYCE CARGILL Bryan Elemenlary Educalion Della Alpha Pig BRH Choiry BSU Execufiye Commillee World Emphasis Week chmn CLAIRE CARTER Marshall Elemenlary Educalion Freshman Class sec.g Bards 81 Rhapsodyg Baylor Beaufy Fi- nalistg Alpha Omega. BENNY CASON L2llilrT,MEnglish, Educalion fwvfh. CECELIA CLABURN CONNIE MACK CLARK CAROLYN CLAYTON Bellon Levelland Forresl Cily, Arlc. English, Educalion Ef1C3liSl'M EClUCGliOf1 Journalism, Educalion LARlATg Thela Sigma Phi. Chamber of Commerce. THE LARlATg Theta Sigma Phi' Chi' ' BSU G l r' , ig, rea e Councilg Who's Who Nomil neeg YWA. WANDA CASON Plano Elemenlary Educalion Pi Alpha Lambda, soc. chr., pledge capl., pres.g ICCg Besl-Dressed Nominee. SHElLA NELL CLAYTON San Anlonio Sociology MARY LEE CONATSER JERRY LYNN COOK JUDY LEIGH COOK BETTY COOPER Forl Worlh l-louslon Houslon Benlon, Ark. Elemenlary Educalion Elemenlary Educalion Malhemalics, Biology Secondary Educalion ROUND UP: Migsiong Angel Flight Area Execulive Esquire Sweetheart. Officerg ASO. 1 961 MITCH B. CATRON Oklahoma Cily. Okla. Philosophy, Hislory Philosophy Cluby Missions GARY CLEM San Bernardino, Calif. Arl, Physical Educalion Kappa Omega Tau, pr ROUND UPg BAHPER, SHARON COOPER Hillsboro Lalin, lrflislory, Educalic Alpha Chip Alpha Laml Delfag Sophomore Adv.g K pa Della Pig Dean's Dis guished Lislg Laurel Soci reporler, hisforian. Teniors .ROLYN CALVERT :hard, Ala. sic Educalion ipel Choir: A Cappella mir: WSG: Alexander Hall: s.: MENC. RAH ELLEN HAMBERS ilon, Ark. l iology Phi Epsilon: Alpha Kappa la: BSU Grealer Council. ILTON L. COBB lna iemislry pha Epsilon Della: Alpha ii: Phi Era Sigma: Tri-Bela. DELMAR L. CAIN Gladewaler Philosophy CLEON RAY CHASE Edmond, Okla. Music Baylor Symphony: Phi Mu Al- pha: Baroque Ensemble: Waco Symphony: MENCZ Baylor Band. GAYLE EILEEN COLBURN Orange Elemenlary Educalion BERNIE L. CALAWAY O'Donnell English and Religion Minisierial Alliance: lnlra- murals. Wir' 5 ROBERT C. CARLIS Berwyn. lll. Accounling WILLIAM E. CALE Crozel, Va. Psychology and Malh Freshman Baskelball: Pi Mu Epsilon: Malh Award I96l: Ps' Chi. ,l hW'. M-.,,.. Nagy' CHARLES E. CHATHAM Waco Biology KAREN COLE G-eorgelown English, Biology, Chemislry Pi Mu Chi: American Chemi- cal Sociely: Kappa Theta, pres., corres. sec., pledge capf., proi. Chr., besf pledge: Junior Class vice-pres.: Daw- son House Couvncil: Collins House Council: Honor Coun- cil FRAZITA SUE COLLIER Henderson English, Educalion Student Congress: Sludenl Body secrelary: Freshman Class lreasurer: Alheneans: BSU: TISA Delegate: Leakey Leadership Laboralory. QQY BRENDA ANN CAMP Whilney English, Educalion RITA CHERRY Malakoil Elemenlary Educalion Phi Bela Mu: BRH Choir: Eo- cus Week Com.: World Em- phasis Week Com. PHYLLIS COLLIER Barllesville, Okla. Elemenlary Educalion Golden Wave Bandg Tau Bela Sigma: vice-pres.: Na- iional lnler-Collegiale Col- lege Band: World Mission Fellowship. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL Auslin English, Educalion GOLDIE CHING Hong Kong English LARRY COLTHARP Eloydada l-lislory, English Educalion 309 Seniors MARTHA G. CORBIN Waco Elemenrary Educalion LARRY COUSER Corpus Chrisli SYLVIA CRAWFORD l-louslon Music Educalion Mu Phi Epsilon, pres.: Pi Alpha Lambda: MENC: Chapel Choir: A Cappella Choir, hisf. RHELDA C. DAVENPORT EI Paso Elemenlary Educalion Sigma Della PI. NORMA JEAN DONNELL Smirhville Elemenlary Educafion Pi Alpha Lambda. 3l0 JUDY ANN DAVIS Shreveport' La. Elemenlary Educalion Chi's: Sludenl Congress: Mis- sions. DAVID SYDNEY DOTY Foresl, Miss. Church Music Freshman A Cappella Choir: Chapel Choir: A Cappella Choir: vice-pres., sludenr dir.: Phi Mu Alpha, pres.: Mississippi Club: Cavaliers Quarler: Baylor Band: Op- era: RigoleHo: Chamber Singers: Oralorio Chorus. mv'-my 'Huy -swf' STEPHEN EDWARD DEAN Gilmer Economics Chamber of Commerce: Golden Wave Band: AFROTC: Drill Team com- mander: class presidenl' Presidenl's Cabinet BRENDA MARIE DRAKE Eaionlon, Ga. Elemenrary Educalion Tri-D. CYNTHIA CREED Irving English, Eclucalion Freshman A Cappella Choir: Chapel Choir: A Cappella Choir: Allen House Council. REBECCA DAWSON Corsicana English Laurel Society: pres.: Stu- dent Congress: Alpha Ome- ga, pres.: Sigma Tau Della: Pi Kappa Della, sec.: Who's Who: BSU Execufive Council: BSU Freshman Council: ICC: Disfinguished Woman Debaff er '62 and '63: May Queen I96l. LINDA YVONNE DUFOUR Corpus Chrisli Home Economics Tri-D. gain.. BOBBY CRENSHAW Pasadena Physical Educaiion Taurus Sociery: Freshman Foolball: Varsiry Foolball, Co-Capfain '63. BILL DEATON Waco Chemislry, I-lisiory Young Republicans: freas.: Alpha Chi: Phi Era Sigma: Sfudenl Congress: Sludenr Body Treasurer: Pi Kappa Della: Debale: Tennis Team: Who's Who. BARBARA DUNBAR Waco Journalism gxfnlgel Flighl: Thera Sigma l JERRY LAWRENCE CROSBY Gaslonia, N.C. lvlalhemalics Freshman Class preside Arnold Air Sociefyg Kar Omega Tau, pres.: Dis guished Miilrary Cader. SHEI LA DEDMAN Nacogdoches Educalion Afheneans. Q X I i BETTY JO DUNCAN Greenville Library Science English, Educalion .,. ,. 'Ik T HN CUDD 'pus Chrisli lory. English Gamma Mug Circle Kg ia Chig Nalional Defense Fellowship lRuIgersl. BERT W. DEES las lical Science E DUNCAN sicana lory, English PAUL R. CURRIER Denver, Colo. Journalism L A R I A T , phofoqrapherg ROUND UP, phofographerg ISCANI, assi. ed., Leakey Leadership Laboraiory. WILLIAM ROBERT DE EOOR Decalur, Ga. Religion, English Freshman Foorlaallg Baseballg FCA, Minislerial Alliance. EDWARD GENE DUNKS I-louslon Malhemalics Physics Club. nr'l I iii . 'wir , . 115133 -. 'N ' CYNTHIA ELIZABETH CROWE San Augusline Hislory, Laiin, Educalion Alpha Chi, Pi Gamma Mug Kappa Delia Pi. RONALD EDWARD DEMPSEY Miami. Fla. Music Theory Mus. Comm., BSU, Chapel Choir, Oraforio Chorusg A Cappella Choir. WILLA MARY DUNLAP San Anlonio Malhemalics Kappa Thela, sec.: Baylor Symphony. CARLA SUE CROXTON Ml. Pleasanl' Home Economics, English Honor Council: Tri-D. DONNA DE RUSHA Corsicana Speech Therapy JOHNIE DAGLEY Waco Hislory, English Alpha Chi. ELINOR M. DICKSON Bulle, Monlana English, French Afheneansg Sigma Alpha Efa. Slgma Tau Della' DOROTHY JUNE DUNN Beeville English, Hislory, Educalion Chi'sj Alpha Chip YWAJ Dean's Lisf. WILLIAM EARHART Waco I 964 WILLIAM A. DANIEL, JR. Miami, Fla. Hislory, Polilical Science Sludenl Congress, Circle Kg Tryon Colerieq SCONA, TISAg Chrislian Mafurily Council, Sfudenl Body Presi- dent, Who's Whog Lealcey Leadership Lab, SWC Sporls- rnanship com, chr.g Infra- murals, in-Dr f JAMES S. DONALSON Bishop Chemislry, Maih Track, Alpha Epsilon Delia, Alpha Chi. RODNEY HAROLD EATMAN Texarkana Drama, English, Eclucalion Baylor Theater, Phi Mu Al- phag A Cappella Choir. 3II Seniors BILL ELDER New Orleans, La. FCA, Track, Chamber of Commerce. ANN DU BOIS FERRELL Waco Educalion Sigma Pi. PAGE R. FULGHAM Doraville, Ga. Philosophy, Religion BSU Executive Council, BRH Choir, 3I2 MARTHA KAY ELLIOT Munday Elemenlary Educalion Chi's, besl pledge, vice- pres., Kappa Delia Pi, Pi Gamma Mu. MICHAEL A. FETNER Waco Hislory, English, Educaiion Dean's Dislinguished Honor Lisf. DIAN PIERCE FULTZ Navasola Elemenlary Educalion Sigma Della Pi, JERRY L. ELLIS Harlingen Physics, Malh Phi Ella Sigma, Alpha Chi, Sigma Pi Sigma, American Insiiiule of Physics. DE FLINT Boonville, Incl. Recrealion Golden Wave Band, Iwirler, Della Psi Kappa, Tau Bela Sigma, BAHPER. KAY ANNE ELSEY Boulder, Colo. Music Educalrion Bards Xi Rhapsody, Boris Godunov, MENC, Mu Phi Epsilon, Firsf Bapfisf Youlh Council, Chamber Choir, BSU Greafer Council, JOANNA FLINT Boonville, Ind. Physical Educalion Golden Wave Band, maior- effe, Tau Bela Sigma, Della Psi Kappa, BAHPER, Wom- en's Intramurals, sfudenl di- recfor, Basketball, Badmin- Ion. CAROLYN FURR Magnolia, Miss. English, Educalion PHOENIX, World Emphasis Week, Tau Bela Sigma, lreas., pres,, Golden Wave Band, BSU Inlernalional Siu- dem' Commiffee. MIGNON FURQUERON Waco Hisfory, English, Lalin Bela Efa Ela, Alheneans, Pi Kappa Delia, Laurel So- ciefy, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, LARRY ENGELKE Chillon Managemenl NANCY ROBINS FOSTER Shreveport La. Maihemalics, Educalion NANCY GAINES CoHon Cenler Elemenlary Eclucalion BRH Choir, Alheneans, Bay- lor Beauly, Sweelhearf of Alpha Kappa Psi, Rodeo Club, Coffon Bowl represen- Tafive, SMU Manada repre- senlafive, May Day Princess DAVID ENOCHS Deer Park Hislory, Polilical Scienc Pi Sigma Alpha. MARIAN FRAME Clearwaler, Kan. Elemenlary Eclucalion SUZANNE GALLOWI4 Dallas Business Educarion Thefa Chi, Pi Omega Alpha Chi, Bela Gamma 5 ma, Dean's Lisl. ILLIAM HAYWARD RWIN lclerlancl lslory ANCY MARGIANNA FRANK llsboro emenla ry Educalion :ha Cnig Laurel Socielyg ppa Delta Pig YWA pres- enly BSU Execulive Coun- g Dean's Dislinguisned lg Cni'sg Memorial House uncilg Golden Wave Bandg J Bela Sigma. JDY GARCIA, JR. ymondville Jlogy 'Hb' auf? TED ESTESS Tylerlown, Miss. Englisli Ornicron Delia KappagAlpl1a Cnig Phi Ela Sigma: Charn- ber of Commerceg BSU pres- idenl. LINDA DAWN FRAZlER Wlwarlon Elemenlary Educalion S'lver Service. VERNON G. GARRETT Lulliin Religion RUSSELL FAIRBANKS NANCI ANNE STITELER Waco Religious Educalion l:ELlCE Waco Englisli Eclucalion Thela Sigma Phi, sec.g Efa Sigma Pnl: DCB'1lS DiSl'n- guisned Lisl, SANDRA FRAZER Jaclcson Miss. English, Educalion ln.. RALPH GASSlOTT Cleveland l-lislory Alpha Plwi Omega. if CHARLES FREDRICK Springlield, Mo. Sociology, Psycliology JAMES VERNER GATEWOOD Foresi, Miss. Biology Chapel choir: Cavaliers Quarlefg Freshman A Cap- pella Cnoir, pre5.g A Cap- pella Cnoir, pres, RICHARD FRANK FELICE Forl Worlln Pliysics ELIZABETH FREDRICK Dallas Sociology RlCHARD LOWELL GAUT Corpus Clwrisli Polilical Science Pi Sigma Alpliag P'es'de'i'r's Cabinef, 1 964 H. STANLEY FERGUSON l-louslon Spanislw Sigma Della Pi. 011 JOE CHRlS FREEMAN l-los Springs, Ark. Biology DANIEL ALLEN GESTRING Mesquile Englislw Alpna Pri Orceqaj Pr' E'e Sigma. 3l3 Seniors CONNIE GLOVER FRANK F. SARAH BESS GRAY Blylheville, Arlc. GRANBERRY, JR. Canrge Chemlslry Croclcell Elernenlary Educallon Fofeiqn Sefvlce Pi Alpha Lambda. GAIL GREEN MALCOLM BYRON BETTY JEAN GRISHAI Waco GRIFFIN Ealry Elemenlary Educallon Bryon Malhemallcs, Eclucalion Kappa Della Pig Alpha l'll5lOVY Chl's. Lambda Della: SIQVW3 PII Al'AIpha Phl Onnegag Sludenl Dlli Chl, Courl. I KATRINA NORMAN LYNN JILL HARRINGTON POLLY ANN WALTER DUKE PATSY JANE ALBERT HAY HARDBERGER HARRELL Plano HARRIS HARRIS HASSLER Beaumonl Mgrlon Terrell Physlcal Educaflan Alvln Texarkana. Arlc. Eunice, N.lvl, Sacred Musk: Elemenkary I-Ilslory, Educallon Aff, Arl Educalion Chemfslry English. l-llslory, Freshman A Cappellal Educallon Managerial Alliance. ECIUCBIIOH Cholfr Ofaloflo Chorus: A Cappella Cholrj Phl Mu Alpha, JOE HENRY DOROTHY ANNE KATHY HERNDON MICHAEL Brazorla HEPLER Waxahachle HERRINGTON Philosophy Waco Elemenlary Ranger Phi Ela Slgmag Alpha Elennenlary Educallon EnglIsl1,EducaHon CHI Chapel , Choir, 'Edacalion Alpha omega, Rodeo club. l6FLegpres.g Phnlosophy 3I4 L JUDY HIBBS GWENDOLYN Dallas ALDREDGE Elemenlary HICKS Educallan Nederland Home Economics Tri-Dg ROUND UP. JOHN FORRESTER HICKS I Houslon I-Ilslory Alpha Phl Omega: AI- , pha Chip Pl Gamma Mug Pi Kappa Della: Honors Program: Presi- denflal Scholarship: Debate Squadg Dean's Dlslingulshed LISI, 1 964 id' RIN. OLINE GROVES sfellinglon iology, Sociology Alpha Lambda: Al- ta Kappa Della: Pi .la Chi. CHARLES F. GUITTARD Dallas English, Philosophy Alpha Chi: Phi Ela Sigma: Sigma Tau Del- la: Wesley Foundalion: Pi Kappa Della: Hon- ors Program. . sjfs ,.ll l gk' is 'QM-fs DONALD W. ROMALITA HALE RALPH MILFORD LINDA HAM BOYD EARL GUMMELT Waco HALLIWILL Uvalde HAMPTON Lorena Hislory, Eolucalion Ballimore, Md. Elemenlary Waco Physical Educalion English Edugafign Journaligm BAHPER. BRH Choir: lnira- Phi Bela Mu: ISCC. Freshman A Cappella murals: BSU: World Choir: Alpha Phi Ome- Mission Fellowship, ga: LARlAT. Exf. Work chr. HEARD lvalde 'lemenlary Educalion hi Bela Mu: Kappa 4lCHAEL J. HICKS ifaco Qeology FROTC Rifle Team: eological Sociely. ONA LEE HEDRICK Phillips Malhemalics, Educalion Pi Alpha Lambda, pres. 5 ,,.. sy ...fi l F MARGARET HELEN HIGHTOWER Liyingslon Educalion, English, Maihemalics Dean's Lisi: Alheneansg Alpha Lambda Della: Collins House Council. SHARON ANN HEFLIN Louisville, Ky. English, Hislory Pi Gamma Mu: Mis- sions: YWA. DONNA HEMBREE Dallas Sociology, l-lisiory, Education Alpha Lambda Della: Alpha Chi: Kappa Al- pha Della: Phi Bela Mu, sec. WILLIAM S. HEMBREE, JR. San Angelo Finance Gymnaslics Club. Rho Gamma Sigma: JACQUELINE ANN HENDERSON Humble English, Educalion Chi's. BARBARA ROSE HENGST Houslon English, Hislory Pi Alpha Lambda, sec., hish: Sigma Tau Della. MARGARET ALICE SHARON E. HILL LARRY HOBBS WANDA HODGES Dgllgg Tyler POl'i' Afllluf Edinburg Elemenlary Psychology Journalism English, Educalion Educalion Psi Chi, LARlATg Kappa Theta: PM Bda Mug par.. 21,4523 Sigma Phi: Press JANET SUE HODGKISS lrying Speech Alheneans, pres., vice- pres., sec.: Speech Cl ln ' es' B d u , v,ce-pr ., ar S 81 Rhapsody. 3l5 Seniors DALTON HOFFMAN Ballinger Managemenl B Club, Fooiball, FCA. JOHN LLOYD HOPWOOD Ranloul, lll. Hislory Alpha Chi, Sigma, Circle K, sec., hisl., Arnold Air Soci- ely, Dean's Lisl, Rifle Team. Phi Ela JAMES HORN JERRY LEO l-lubloard HOWARD RadioeTelevision Decalur Senior Class vice-prese English idenfr KYBSi Sfudenf Minisierial Alliance Traffic Courl. ELIZABETH RUTH H UGH ES Waco Psychology, English, Hislory Canlerbury Associalion, sec., Baylor Theafer. LINTON HUGHES Hunlsville Accounling Alpha Kappa Psi. MICHAEL DENNIS HUMMEL Vicloria Hislory, Religion BRH Choir, BSU Youlh Service co-chr., Chapel Choir. MICHAEL A. JENKINS Dallas Drama-Journalism ship, Alpha Phi Omega pres., Sludenl Union Ari Depl., Waco l-lal Production coordina for. SUSAN KAY JOHNSEN Dallas Elemenlary Educaiion Baylor Thealer Scholar- ' Alpha Omega, pres., i l . l cl 'V reas, pe ge cap .5 Kappa Della Pi, People To People, Leadership Lab. Lealcey BEULAH JEAN JOHNSON Frosl English Oralorio Chorus. DOUGLAS HILTON JOHNSTON Texarlcana Accounling Alpha Kappa Psi., pres., Bela Alpha Psi, vice-presideni, School of Business. BONNIE KAY JONES Memphis, Tenn. English KIRKLAND LEE JONES Albuquerque, N.lv1. Biology Rifle Team. LAURA JONES Mi. Vernon, lll. English Sigma Tau Delia, Young Republicans, Dean's Dislinguished Lisi. PRlSCl LLA KEENER Forl Worlh Ari, English Kappa Pi, Rodeo Club. 3I6 RONNIE KILGORE WILLIAM KILLEN Pecos Chemislry Esquire, ICC, pres. Waco Malhemalics BT A. KING, JR. Jacksonville Biology, English Alpha Chi, Alpha Epe silon Della, Bela Bela Bela, Circle K3 Phi Era Sigma, Sigma Tau Del- la, Pre-Med Scholar- ship. CAREN ALAYNE OWEN R. LINDA KIRK KING KIRCHNER Corpus Chrisli Housfon Del Rio English, Educalion Speech, l-lislory, Physics, lvlalhemalics BSU Executive Council, Educalion Alpha Phi Omega, Alheneans' Pi Kappa Deira, sec., Chi's, vice-pres., Bela Ela Ela, sec., Young Den-iocrals, Philosophy Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Mosl Improved Debafer Award. AIP. I 964 ,fu-au.. ss. ARBARA ANNE KEN C. HUNTER SHIRLEY JEANE BRUNETT HUNT Waco HUNTER Vaco Chemislry Houslon lemenlary American Chemical So- PSYCIWOIOQY Educalion delve Psi Kappa Psi. GRIFFIN JONES, II rlislory, Religion hrnold Drill Teamg Minisierial klliariceg World Mission :ellowshipg BSU Execu- ive Council, Missions Air Socielyg WAYNE P. JORDAN Columbus, Ga. English, Hislory Chamber of Com- merce, Freshman Track: Sophomore Class vice- presidenfg Senior Class presidenfg Lealcey Lead- ership Labg Varsily Track, FCAg BSU Pro- morions. BARBARA JOPLIN Pecos English, Business Afheneans, ireas.g Jun ior Class Treasurer: BSU Greaier Council. CLARK GILBERT HUTCHINSON Clanlor1,Ala. Religion Minislcrial Alliance, sec., freasq Chapel Choir, Philosophy Club. NANCY HYDE El Dorado, Arlc. Speech Therapy Delia Alpha Pi, chap., sec., vice-pres.g Sigma Alpha Efa. LYNNETTE L. JACOBSON Galveslon Malhemalics, Biology Alpha Lambda Della, Alpha Chip Bela Bela Bela, sec.g Phi Bela Mug Laurel Sociely, JERRY L. JAMIESON Amarillo Chemisrry Alpha Phi Omega. GWEN KEAHEY ARTHUR A. KEES LINIDA KAY KELLY VERLIN RAY Dallas Jasper San Angelo KELLY Elememldry Mafhemalics Elemenlary San Angelo Educaygon Educa-Hon Physics, Malhemarics '. r e s h m ' Eiluypa Della PI' Alpha Elinisferiala n iclliaeiilli FCA: AIP. LINDA KIRKLAND Baron Rouge, La. Music Educalion MENC3 Chapel Choir, A Cappella Choirg Or- alorio Chorus. 'Qu' DELIND BILL KOCH HARRISON KIRKPATRICK Waco KOHLER Waco Physical Educalion Grand Pfolfie Elemenlary BAHPER. Religion Educalion Alpha Chi. Sigma Pi. CYNTHIA JAN KOLLHOFF Dallas English Educalion Phi Bela Mug WSG, vice-pres., BRI-I Choir, Sophomore Class freas- UVCV. LUCILLE KOONTZ Woodsboro Elemenlary Educalion Pi Alpha Lambda. LINDA LOU LARKAN Houslon English Canlerbury Assoc. 3I7 4 Seniors JOEL MAXWELTON LAMKIN Pasadena Music Educalion Golden Wave Band Y o u n g Republicansl Kappa Thela Sing Di- reclorg Nose Brother- hood, keeper of keep ers, REA, AFROTCg MENC, prol. chr. WAYNE LANHAM RICHARD A. Dallas LANIER Bear Trainer, Golden Amarillo Wave Band: Kappa Biology KapDa Psi. mv'- J. LETHA LANSEORD La Marque Elemenlary Educalion Missions, Kappa Della Pi, Alpha Chi. CAMILLE JUDITH LEE Cisco Elemenlary Educalion Pi Alpha Lambda, sec.: Bards 81 Rhapsody: Al- len House Council. MARY ANN LESH Wichila Falls English, Educafion Phi Bela Mu, pub. chr.g Homecoming O u e e n nom., BSU Summer Missionary lMexicolg BSU Commillees. GLENDA KAYE LINDSEY Slamlord Music Educafion, I-larp Oraforio Chorus MENC7 Orchestra. GLORIA MARTIN Henderson Elernenlary Educalion -nu. dunk ax 4 - rs A . ill It RACHEL WALTHALL MCDANIEL Forresi Cily, Ark. Chemislry, Malhemalics, English Alpha Lambda Della, Alpha Chig American Chemical Sociely. 3l 8 IRVIN E. IBUDDYI MARTIN San Anlonio Biology, Educalion '2l..i, WOODROW GORDON MCDUGLE, JR. Waco Chemislry ACS, pres.: Alpha Chi. JEORDANO S. MARTINEZ Del Rio Music Theory and Lileralure Who's Who, Sfudenl Congress, Ch a p el Choir: Phi Mu Alpha, sec., pres.g Omicron Della Kappa, vice- pres.g Baylor Sym- phonyp Leakey Leaders ship Lab: Baylor Thea- lerg Golden Wave Band, April King nom- inee. DAVID CLYDE MARX Cheyenne, Wyo. Psychology Debalc-, Psi Chi. DIANE HARDY MARX Dilley Educalion, Speech Golden Wave Band. MARION KAYE MASK Lylle Elemenlary Educalion Special Educalion Chapel Choir. PHYLLIS ELAINE MASON Concord, Tenn. Chernislry Freshman A Cappella Choir, Chapel Choir, Alpha Epsilon Della, sec. was LINDA MARIE JAMES WAYNE MIKE McMAHON HELEN JOANNE McGATLIN MCKAMIE Houslon MCMECHAN Lewisville McGregor Hisfory, Religion Raylown, Mo. Hislory, English Elemenlary Minisferial Alliance French EdUCGllOl'l Kappa Pi, CAROLYN ALICE McNABB Dallas Spanish, I-lislory. Educalion Phi Bela Mu, pres.: Laurel Sociely, vice- pres.g Sigma Delta Pig Alpha Lambda Della: Pi Gamma Mug Dean's Lisf. I 964 l hARGARET ANN LINDSEY an Anlonio panish, Educalion appa Thela, Della gma Pi. MARY KAY LINDSEY Waco Elemenla ry Educalion SANDRA LEE LINTELMAN Crosby Elemenlary Educalion Golden Wave Band, Tau Bela Sigma, besl pledge, rreas., YWA, World Mission Fellow- ship, REA. TRAVIS LOCKHART Dallas Drama Baylor Thealer. JEANINE HAUBE LOFGREN Evansville, Ind. Music Educalion Della Alpha Pi, Tau Bela Sigma, MENC, Golden Wave Band, Orchesira. JANE ADLINE LUCAS Waco Elemenlary Educalion Della Alpha Pi. JAMES MADDOX Sanla Monica, Calif. Chemisiry, Malhemalics IAN ET JOY MATHIAS lor? Worlh flemenla ry Educalion lean's Lisl, Alexander louse Council. ELAINE MATULA Temple I-lislory, Educaiion Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Della, Kappa Della Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Oraforio Chorus, BSU, Campus Evange- iism. ALBERT W. H. MAU l-long Kong Chemislry A C S, lnfernarional Club. WILLIAM S. MAYNARD EI Reno, Okla. Psychology Alpha, Phi Omega, Psi Chl. DAVID H. MCCLINTOCK Houslon I-lislory, Religion Sfudenl Congress, BSU, vice-pres., TISA, Circle K, ODK, Oufslanding Sophomore Man, Omi- cron Della Kappa,Tex- as Slare BSU vice-pres., Dean's Lisl. PATRICK McCUAN Muskogee, Olcla. Religion Kappa Omega Tau, pres., lreas., Phi Mu Alpha vice-pres., Chapel Choir, BSU Council, Missions, Mine islerial Alliance. J. DAVID McDANlEL Tempe, Ariz. Spanish, Hislory Alpha Phi Omega, sec., v.p., Sigma Del- la Pi, pres., Golden Wave Band. iANDRA KAY MEEK iilleen Elemenlary Educaiion K ra g el Flighf, com- nander, ROTC spon- or, Junior Class Offi- er. RUTH ANN MERRITT Shreveporl, La. Elemenla ry Educalion Chapel Choir, Mu Phu Epsilon, MENC, Ora- 'rorio Chorus, Dean's Lisf. HEATHER MILAN SANDRA SUE Memphis, Tenn. MILES Elemenlary Levila Educaiion English Pi Alpha Lambda. 7lh and James College Council. MARTUS MILEY Springdale, Arlr. Religion Chamber of Coma merce, Yell Leader Commillee, BSU Focus Week, World Emphasis Week, Freshman Bas- kerball, BSU Summer Missions, Minislerial Alliance, sec., lnfra' murals. ANNE MILLER Dallas English, Journalism LA R I AT, PHOENIX? Thela Sigma Phi, Dul- lard Sociely. CAROLYN MITCHELL Colorado Springs, Colo. Sociology, English Phi Bela Mu. 3I9 Seniors JOYCELYN MONGOLD Borger English, Educalion YWA, exec. council. LINDA NAIL Carihage English Kappa Della Phiq Sigrna Tau Della, sec., vice-pres.: Kap- pa Alpha Phi, lnlernalional Siudenls Club. MARTHA O'BANNON New Orleans, La. Hislory Orcheslra. 320 CAROL MOORE Brownwood Elernenla ry Educalion YWA, exec. council, Phi Bela Mu, BSU Greater Coun- cil, Kappa Pi, HARVENE NAUERT Eorl Worlh French Kappa Pig Bards Sr Rhapsody. DEANNA O'NEAL Jacksonville, Fla. Physical and Healih Educaiion Della Psi Kappa: Golden Wave Band, Tau Bela Sig- ma, BAHPER, Dean's Lisl. CHARLES MOORE Crosbylon Biology Foolballg FCA. REBEKAH ANN NAYLOR For? Worlh Chernislry Phi Bela Mug Alpha Lambda Delia, Laurel Socielyg Alpha Chi, Alpha Epsilon Della, hisl.g Honor Program, Dean's Lisfg Dean's Dislinguished Lisi. RICHARD ONISHI Houslon Malhemalics. English Chemislry Gymnaslics. GINGER MOORE Warren, Ariz. Elernenlary Educalion Phi Bela Mug Bards 8: Rhap- sody: A Cappella Cholfi Sweelrnales Trio, Oralorio Chorus, MENC. l KAY NETHERY Milam Sociology, English Alheneans, sec., rep., Sigrna Tau Della, BSU Grealer Council, Alpha Kappa Della, JOSEPH CARROLL ORBECK Galesville Educalion L GWENDOLYN KAY MORGAN Pasadena English, I-lislory, Educaiion Alexander House YWA. Council: JOHN GILBERT NEWKIRK Lalre Charles, La. Biology SUSIE OSTEEN Corpus Chrisli Sociology Afheneans, parI,, pledge captg Student Congress, re- search, exf. affairs, Leakey Leadership Lab, chr.g Fresh- man BSU Councilg Sopho- more Class secrelary, Alex- ander House Councilg Allen House Council, Focus Week, com. chr.g Alpha Kappa Del- Ta. WAYNE H. MORRIS Corpus Chrisli Chernisiry CLINTON NEWMAN Denver Cily Chernislry, English Alpha Chi, Dean's Disli guished Lisl. GEORGE R. OWEN El Dorado, Ark. Psychology, Religion A Cappella Choir, Firsl Bai fisf College Council pres denf. IARI LYN MORTON ouslon emenra ry Educaiion lheneans: Alpha Lambda ella. l ARTINA REEVES NICHOLS ousion iglish, Hislory issions. HYLLIS OWEN Dorado lusic Educalion u Phi Epsilon, pres.: Alpha :mbda Delta, his1.: Laurel acielyg BSU Execurive Coun- I: Memorial House Coun- I: Alexander House Coun- I: Oufsfanding Woman Mu- c Maior: ACappella Choir: pera: MENC. 4 WILLIAM T. MOSTYN. JR. Physics AIP: Newman Club. SARAH ISALLYI NORMAN Beaumonl Speech Therapy Della Alpha Pi: Freshman Class Treasurer: Sigma Alpha Efa. l NATISHUA MOTE McGregor Hislory, Eclucarion CAROL B. NORTON Seminole I-lislory, Polilical Science Foofball: FCA: Freshman BSU Council, LYNDA PACK Waco Elemenrary Educalion Dean's Lisf. MARJORIE GAYLE PAINTER Dallas Mafhemalics, Educalion Laurel Sociely: Kappa Theia, vice-pres.: New Hall House Council: Homecoming Nomi- nee: BSU Devofional Corn- miffee. MARILYN MURPHY MARY NELL MURPHY Marshall Longview English Spanish, English, Speech, Della Alpha Pi. Educarion Pi Alpha Lambda, perl.: Sige ma Della Pi, lreas.: Sigma Tau Deira. PAMELA JEAN DONNA GAIL NUTTER NORTON Conroe Seminole Physical Educalion Eleimenlary Educalion Della Psi Kappa. 1 964 WILLARD MURREY Grand Prairie l-lislory, Educalion World Missions Fellowship, vice-pres., ex. chr. DENNIS HAROLD O'BRIEN Waco I-lislory, English Alpha Chi: Pi Gamma Mu, vice-pres.: Honors Program: Dean's Disfinguished Lisf: Uean's Lisi: Young Republi- cans: Woodrow Wilson Fela. lowship. SUSAN PARKER ELIZABETH PARKS Odessa Bellmead Biology, Educafion Elemenlary Educalion GLENDA PATE Baldwin Parlc, Caliic. Home Economics, Educalion Phi Bela Mu: Alpha Chi: Tri-D, vice-pres.: Delia Kap- pa Pi: Dean's Disringuished Lisl. 32l Seniors KENN ETH PATTON Corpus Chrisli Arr Kappa Pf RICHARD DANIEL PRESTON Edgewood Geology Geological Society: Lunar So- cfely, SANDRA ROBERSON Hereford English, l-lislory, Educalion Mu Phi Epsilon: pres., lreas,: Laurel Sociely: A Cappella Choir, sec., Treas., mosl val- uable girl: Chapel Choir, hist.: Memorial and Alexan- der House Councils: Focus Week, music co-chr.: Sigma Tau Della: Leakey Leader- ship Lab: MENC. 322 SARAH JANE PEARSON Sioclcdale Music Educalion Alpha Lambda Della: Alpha Chi: Mu Phi Epsilon: Ora- lorio Chorus: MENC. LEVI WELDON PRICE, JR. lvlonahans Hislory, English Freshman BSU Council: Fool- ball: Academic Alhlelic Scholarship: BSU Council: slage dir.: FCA: World Mis- sion Fellowship, pres. JAMES RODGERS Talco Chemislry Golden Wave Band: Oralorio Chorus: Sigma Mu Kappa. STANTON PEMBERTON Temple Social Science Phi Sgma Alpha, vice-pres.: Alpha Chi: Dean's Dislin- guished Lisl. LUETHYL DAWKINS PRICE lvlonahans Elemenlary Educalion Freshman BSU Council: Rulh Collins House Council, freas. THOMAS JAY RODMAN Dallas Drama, English KAY PERRY Shreveporl, La. Elemenlary Educalion BSU: Missions: YWA, i Urw..,,,,,.. FRANCINE PHILLIPS l-louslon Elemenlary Educalion DARLA SUE PRUDOM Dallas Journalism, Polilical Science LARlATj Board of Publica- fions, sec.: Thefa Sigma Phi, vice-pres.: SW Sludenls Press Club, lreas.: Bela Eia Efa: Oulsfanding Woman Journal- ist of lhe Year. L. RALPH ROHR Riallo, Calil. Premedical, English Alpha Chi: Alphi Phi Ome- ga: Alpha Epsilon Delia: Tri- Befa: Honors Program:Class of l9l4 Scholarship Winner: Arnold Air Society. JERALDINE PURIFOY Wes? Home Economics Tri-D. CAROL JO ROSS Pasadena English, Educalion World Mission Fellowship:Pi Alpha Lambda, pledge cap+., sec. WALLACE R. PHILPOTT Siloam Springs, Arlc. Religion Alpha Chi. s . 3 i JUDITH FRANCES REINHART Houslon Elemenlary Educafion Homecoming nominee: Ma Day nominee: Alpha Omf ga, pledge capf.: Angi Flighl: commander: Chap Choir, sec.: Arnold Air S: ciefy, sweelhearl: R O T sponsor. JANET ROSS Galveslon Educafion Alpha Omega: Freshma BSU. ATHLEEN PICK 'aco ementary Education un--v 'IARLES RICHARD QUICK aco Jlogy oha Chi: Beta Beta Beta. OROTHY H. RYER 'aco ementary Education SYBIL ARLENE PITTMAN Poplarville, Miss. History, English, Education Freshman A Cappella Choir: Chapel Choir: BRH Choir: Atheneans: President's Cabi- net: Leakey Leadership Lab: YWAg BSU Executive Coun- cil: 7th and James Youth Council: Pi Gamma Mu: Dean's List: Who's Who. FRANK S. QUINN, Ill Cincinnati, Ohio History FREDA MAE SANDELL San Benito Physical Education Delta Psi Kappa: BAHPER. MARY POMEROY Pasadena Elementary Education Atheneans: Focus Week, com. co-chr.: BSU Greater Coun- cil: Alexander House Coun- cil: Dawson House Council: WSG. 51 SUSAN MELISSA REDDIN Monticello, Ark. Sociology Ruth Collins House Council: Memorial House Council, pres.: WSG, sec.-treas.: Chi's, pledge capt., pres.: First Baptist College Coun- cil: Alpha Kappa Delta. GLENDA SANDEFER Beaumont Music Education Symphony: Golden Wave Band: A Cappella Choir: Chapel Choir: Mu Phi Epsi- lon, chap.: MENC. Jouert iooci POWELL Dallas Philosophy Circle K, vice-pres.: BSU Executive Council: Focus Week, chr.: Omicron Delta Kappa: Sigma Tau Delta: Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Chi: Philosophy Club, pres.: Out- standing Sophomore Man: Who's Who: April King Nominee: Leakey Leadership Lab: Dean's Distinguished List. BECKY REED Corsicana Speech Thera py Pi Alpha Lambda: Laurel Society: Alpha Lambda Del- ta: Sigma Alpha Eta: Alpha Chi, vice-pres.: MSM, pres.: Dean's List: Memorial House Council. FREDERICK THOMAS SAUER San Antonio History, Religion Alpha Chi: Ministerial Alli- ance: Columbus Avenue Col- lege Council. 1 964 SHARON POWELL Houston Voice A Cappella Choir, soloist: Chamber Choir, soloist: MES- SIAH, soloist: KING DAVID, soloist: RAISING OF LAZA- RUS, soloist: ST. MATTHEW PASSION, soloist: RIGOLET- TO, soloist: BORIS GODU- NOV, soloist: A MASKED BALL, soloist: Pigskin Revue, soloist: Mu Phi Epsilon, SH ERRI E L. RICHARDSON Alvin Elementary Education Phi Beta Mu. SUZANNE SCARBROUGH Shreveport, La. Elementary Education Phi Beta Mu: Console Club. Q uT NORMAN KITTRELL PRESLEY, JR. Woodsboro English Pi Mu Chi, BRENDA' ROBERSON Waco Physical Education BAHPER: Golden Wave Band: Tau Beta Sigma: Freshman Maiorette. MARY FRANCES SCHMELTEKOPF Kyle Elementary Education Freshman BSU: Executive BSU Council: Focus Week, com.: Chapel Choir: 7th and James College Council: Phi Beta Mu, sec.: Alexander House Council. 323 Seniors JENNY NOE SCHWETMAN Dallas French Pi Alpha Lambda, soc, chr.g Mu Phi Epsilon. GARY SMITH Rolan Biology, Hislory Bela Bela Bela, JIMMIE V. STEWART Uvalde Chemislry Alpha Phi Omega: Alpha Epsilon Dellag Bela Bela Bela. 324 SHARON SEALE Corpus Chrisli Elemenlary Educalion Pi Alpha Lambda: Kappa Della Pi. HOWARD SCOTT SMITH Amarillo Malhemalics, Physics AIP, Track. ANN STANFORD Bryan Music Educalion Alheneansg Mu Phi Epsilon, Freshman A Cappella Choir, Oralorio Chorus, A Cappella Choir, MENCQ BSU, music co-chr.g Who's Who, Baylor Beaulyg Beauly Finalislg Sr. Class Homecoming Nominee, Soph. Class May Day Rep- resenfaliveg SMU Manadag Sweelhearf, Phi Mu Alpha. LEWIS E. SESSUMS Sundown Physical Educarion BAHPERg Freshman Foofballg Varsify Foofball. LINDA JOYCE SMITH I-lousfon Hisfory, English, Educalion Collins House Councilg BRH Chhoirj BSU, summer music c r. LINDA STEWART Houslon Journalism ISCANI, edilorg Thefa Sigma Pig College Boardg MAD- EMOISELLE. LINDA SUE SHELBY Waco French, English MARILYN SMITH Pampa Music Educalion Freshman A Cappella Choir, BRH Choir, Sfudenl Con- gress, BSU, Opera, MENC1 Alexander House Council. CAROL STIDGER Tyler Elemenlary Educalion Alpha Omega, rush chr., sing chr.g A Cappella Choir, MENC, Oraforio Chorus. KAY SHERMAN VIRGINIA SHERRILL Tulsa, Olcla. Midland Psychology Physical Therapy NITA LOU SMITH Dallas I-lislory, Educalion, Library Science Dean's Lislg Pi Alpha Lamb- da, sec., Phi Bela Mu, pledge capl.g Leakey Lead. ership Labi Chapel Choir: Oralorio Chorus, MENC. BETTY SUE STOKER Odessa Elemenlary Educalion Alpha Omegay Freshman A Cappella Choir, A Cappella Choirg MENC. Mixed Bowling League, BAHPER. se NORMA KATHERINE CISSELL SMITH Waco Elemenlary Educalion Sigma Pi. 4 CAROLE SULLIVAN Phoenix, Ariz. English, Educarion Della Alpha Pi, vice-pre Sigma Tau Della. ARL L. SHINPAUGH VERLA MAE warr SHUTTLESWORTH wysics Waco Speech Therapy Sigma Alpha Ela. IP, vice-pres.: Missions: lver Service. ZARL J, SNOW JOHNNY E. SOULES larlin Dallas lalhemalics, Physics Predenlal VILLIS ARNOLD JOHN TANNER TACKER, JR. Dallas Vheeler Religion. Hislory ioloqy BSU: Chamber of Commerce. 'olden Wave Band: Bela efa Bela, sec.: Alpha Epsi- CAROL JOE SIMPSON Hamlin Arl, Religion Chapel Choir: Kappa Pi: Sil- ver Service: Missions: BSU, pub. com. PATRICIA ANN SOWELL Grand Prairie Elemenlary Educalion Kappa Thela, sec,: ICC: May Queen Nominee. JOHN TATUM Mobile, Ala. Economics Chamber of Commerce: B Club: Freshman Baseball: Va rsify Baseball: FCA. JEAN ETTE SLATE Corsica na Speech Therapy Phi Bela Mu: Sigma Alpha Eia: BSU Grealer Council. TERA ANNE SPAIN Decalur, Ga. Speech Therapy Sigma Alpha Ela: Della Al- pha Pi. WILLIAM JENE TEBEAUX Waco Maihemalics Varsily Rifle Team: AFROTC Rifle Team: Alpha Phi Ome- m Delta presl ga: Arnold Air Society: AFROTC Drill Team. CAROL SMITH Taholca Speech Therapy Della Alpha Pi: Sigma Alpha Eta: Sludenl Courl. ALAN WATSON STEELMAN Fordyce, Arlc. Poliiical Science Class President, Vice-Presb denl: Tryon Colerie, pres., parl.: Sludenl Congress: Slu- denl Aclivilies Commillee, chr.: Board of Publicalions: Imramuralsg Baseball: Baylor Fashion Board, chr.: April Prince: Pi Sigma Alpha: Sig- ma Kappa Iolag Leakey Lead- ership Lab. BETTY FRANCES TERRY Croclceil Home Economics Tri-D, vice-pres., pres.: Alex- ander House Council. 1 964 CHARLES LEE SMITH Pecos Biology, Chemisiry lpre-medl Golden Wave Band: Orches- fra. STEVEN H. SMITH Fori Worlh Piano Baylor Symphony: Waco Symphony: Alpha Chi. TOMMY G. THOMPSON Howe Ed ucalion 325 Seniors J. DAVY TODD Wichila Falls Ari Kappa Pi. DON TRULL Oklahoma Cily, Olcla. Malhemalics, Educalion Who's Who: Varsily Foolball: All-SWC: LOOK All-Amen ican: Academic All-Ameri- can: Academic All SWC: JEAN TURNBULL MILTON O. TYLER Newlon, Mass. l-louslon Physical Educalion, Religion English Minislerial Alliance: Jail Delia Psi Kappa: BAHPER. Service. Clif-I Dies- Epsilon Rho, NCAA Passing Champ: Fool- ball, co-capl,: Ouislandinq Baylor Alhlele: Earl Blailc Scholarship Award: B Club, pres.: FCA. Ib 'EFA MARY RUTH TWINING Tripoli, Libya Foreign Seryice lnlernalional Club, -43 PAMELA UTLEY Waco Elemenlary Educalion Alpha Omega, pledge cap Newman Club: Circle Sweelhearlg Homecomii Princess: Homecoming noi inee: Nalional Foolball Fe Tival, Berkeley, Californi May Queen nom,: Beaufy nalisl: Dean's Disfinguishe Lisl. MARGARET LUCRETIA VERNON Balon Rouge, La. I-Iislory, Educalion Kappa Della: Alpha Lambda Della: BSU SANDRA VINYARD Ml. Pleasani' Malhemalics, English, Educalion Sigma Tau Delia, sec.: Kappa Della Pi: Alpha Chi: Dean's Distin- MARY ANN VOIGTS New Braunfels Elemenlary Eclucalion Freshman BSU: Pi Al- pha Lambda, sec., Grealer Council, Fr. Adv,: Chi's, sec.: Pi Alpha Lambda. SUSAN KAY WATSON Monahans Elemenlary Educalion Pi Alpha Lambda, pres., besl pledge, lloal chr.: Dawson House Ccc'c'lZ Veg. chdi WSG. 326 guished Lisl. lion, pres. ireas.: Wesley Founda- JOYCE VOLCI K Hewill Physical Educalion BAHPER, sec.: Della Psi Kappa, Treas., pres. TROY WAYNE PATRICIA Talco Houslon Biology Journalism, Phi Mu Chi, pres,: Bela Bela Bela, vice-pres.: Alpha Epsi- lon Della: Young Dernocrals: Sigma Mu Kappa. Thela Sigma IAT, assoc. rep.: BSU RUTH WEBB HERBERT L. WADE, JR. McAllen Chemislry Ch-cle K, vice-pres.: Jr. Class presidenl: Siudenl Congress: Leak- ey Leadership Lab: Bela Bela Bela: Alpha Epsilon Della, GERALD D. WELCH Bellsville, Md. Educahon Phz, pres.: LAR- ed., copy ed., Focus Week, prinled prog. co-chr.: Wom- an Journalist of lhe Year. Philosophy, English Focus Week: BSU Execuiive Council: Philosophy Club. BILL A. WALKER Beeyille Speech-Radio, Drama KYBS, news dir.: LA- RIAT, copy ed.: Alpha lreas.: Baylor Thealer Speech Club. ,gm-..,, JAMES MICHAEL WELCH Houslon Biology Missions. DAVID G. WALKER Billings, Monlana Sociology Debale Team: Phi Efa Sigma: Alpha Kappa Della. MARGARET DANA WELLS Beaumonl Ari, Educalion Baylor Symphony: Chi's: Ka: pa Pi: lnlernalional Club. Sw F f.. 'f 7 vs.a....A- DORIS JO VAUGHN Jasper Music Educalion A Cappella Choir, Oraiorio Chorus, Mu Phi Epsilon, MENC. MICHAEL JEFFERY VAUGHN Cayuga Law, Hislory Alpha chi, Pi sigma Alpha, Sophomore Honors? Honors Program, Dean's Disiin- guished Lisr, Llfcrary D'scus- sion G'oup. JLIE ANNE UTT CONNIE VAHRENBERG RAY VAN DUIVENDYK allas Chillicolhe, Mo. Waco ome Economics Home Economics Religion pha Omega, hisl., chap., Tri-D. Minisferial Alliance i-D, Allen House Council, oi. chr, g , W -lyk, W my i K , .. js' 1 964 Nano! JIMMY C. VAUGHTERS Madison, Ga. Music Theory and Lileralure Phi Mu Alpha. 'IANA WALKER JAMES WALKER JOE D. WALTERS JOANNA WARD JAMES CYNTHIA KAY lfaco Dallas Meridian, Miss. Longview WARFIELD, JR. WATKINS lemenlary English, Psychology Chemisiry Elemenlary Woodville Forl Smirh, Arlc. Educalion, English Educallon Maihemalics Religion ean's Honor Lisl. Della Alpha Pi, Young Canlerloury Club, ACS. Kappa Pi, lreas., Chi's, Democi-arg, I-larrinqlon H o u s e AROLD E. WEST luls Valley, Olcla. lysical Educalion KHPER, Phi Mu Alpha, :lden Wave Band, Baylor nphony, AFROTC, group m., Distinguished Milirary def. BROOKS HARDY WESTER, JR. Housion Religion Kappa Kappa Psi, vice-pres., Golden Wave Band, Fresh- man A Cappella, Chapel Choir, A Cappella, Minisler- ial Alliance, Opera. Council, Memorial House Council, Alex- ander House Council, WSG, BSU Grealer Council. GAY EVELYN WATSON Shreveporl, La. Sociology, Educalion Phi Bela Mu, slud cong. rep. JUDY LEE WHEELER REX WHITAKER KAY WHITE SARAH WHITE LOEHR Waco Mexia Palmello. Fla. Lillie Roclr, Arlc. Malhemafics Psychology IZOVGIQH Service Voice Alpha Phi Omega, AIP. ghfs, Chapel Choir, Rodeo IV1l9VVlGl'0Vl5ICIUb- lub. Bards 81 Rhapsody, A Cap- pella, THE MASKED BALL, REOUIEM, sololsl, Miss Llrlle Rock, Miss Arkansas, Isl' run! ner up, Alheneans, World Emphasis Week, music co- Chr. 327 Seniors TOMMY DEAN EDWARD IRWIN LARRY J. WILLARD HENDLEY WILLIAMS' JERRY KEITH WHITLOCK WHITTED Gilroy, Calif. Waco WILLIAMS Waco Waco Business, Psychology Hisiory, Polilical Science Raymondville Malllemallcsi Enqllsll Physics. Mafhemsiiss Alpha KGDDB Psi. SSC-2 PSI Kappa Omega Taug Phi Sig- Sociology sigma Pi sigma, Alpha ch1.Chi: Psi Kappa Psi: Seniorma Alpha. class vice-presiderif. JERRY S. WILLIFORD Kounlze Accounfing Alpha Kappa Psi, Bela Al pha Psi, School of Business councilman, pres. 5-T ROY HORTON CHARLES MONTY MARTIN WILLIS WILMOTH WISENBAKER Magnolia, Ark. Cleburne Humble Drama Malhemalics Hisiory, Educaiion Baylor Theaferg Fumed ACS, freas. Golden Wave Bandg Oak, dir.g Gideon, as- sisf. dir.g All University Sing director, choreog- rapher, Homecoming Cabarei. LEONARD DIANE WOODFIN WOOSLEY For? Worlh Ausiin Music Educalion Music Composilion MENQ. Phi Mu Alam. 328 Mission. BARBIE WISTRAND Hou sion Hisiory Chemisiry Chi's, pledge capf. ISCCQ Publicarions Bela Eia Eia. BOB WOLF Houslon Chernislry Alpha Epsilon Della, Pi Kappa Della, Freshv man Foolballg Varsify Fooiballg Freshman Trackg Debale Teamg FCA. JOE WOMACK Bryan Hisiory, English, Religion Alpha Phi Omega, Omicron Della Kappa, Alpha cm, whaxwhag BSU Execuiive Council, Honor Council, Sfudenl' Congress. 5P 'v BARBARA ANN WRIGHT Denver, Colo. Elernenlary Educaiion Sigrvia Tau Della. i JANELLE ANN I WOOD i Orange Malhemaiics. Educaiion 1 Alpha Chi: Alpha ' Lambda Delia, Kappa l Delia Pi, pres., Deans I Lisf. TAMERA YERKES MARY ZUMOT JOHN VASSAR BARBARA MARIE Pleasanlon Amman, Jordan Marshall MYERS Cloihing and Relaled Psychology. English English, Philosophy. Terrell Subiecfs lnlernalional Club, pres., Biology Home ECOTIOFTIICS E , F . fl l lW.j YWA :Y u D - rj- EZa,,Eei?5y4 Mu' S ng Ch i' osrzfsi Pi Alphao nLC-iarnsdia T D' Award. In Memoriam is JEAN NEWMAN ROGERS July 6, I942 November 28, I963 Fall Officers PRESIDENT . .. Rod Phelps VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Bill McKinney SECRETARY . .. Darla Wl1iH'on TREASURER... Dave Cawood l Spring Officers PRESIDENT . .. Rod Phelps VICE-PRESIDENT . .. Luanna Moore SECRETARY... Rosemary Moore TREASURER... Emily Cravey JOYCE ASHESON, Waco BARBARA ADAMS, Tulsa, Olcla. MARY L. ADAMS, Marlin MICHAEL ADLER, Memphis, Tenn. PATRICIA ALEXANDER. Waco JOE ALLEN, Levelland DAVID ALTARAS, Slepnenvllle CAROLYN ANDERSON, Harlingen DEE ANDERSON, Waco JIM C. ANDERSON, Savannal1,Ga. JERRY ARIS, Augusla, Ga. HUBERT ARMSTRONG, San Anlonio MARY WAYNE ARMSTRONG Waco J. G. ATKINS, Roclcwall T. J. ATWOOD, La Pryor SANDY B. BAHM, II, Houslon PHIL BAILEY, Woodville SUE BAILEY, Waco EDWARD BAKER, Houslon SHIRLEY BAKER. Roswell, N.M ROBERT BALL, Beevllle MARTITA BALLENGER. Harlingen LAURA LYNN BARBER, San Marcos NORVELL BARRETT, Cameron FREDDIE BATTLES, Overlon JERRY D. BAXTER, Pampa DOROTHY BELL, Dallas CARL EDWARD BENNETT. Hamillon JEAN BERGLOF, Clrlcago, III. MARY ANNE BIRD, Jasper BEVERLY BINNS, Eudora, Ark. JERRY BIRDWELL, Cleburne AUBREY W. BIRKELBACH, Ashland, N.Y. SHARON BISCHOFSHAUSEN, Fl. Worfh GEOFFREY C. BISSETT, Dallas JOHN BLACKWOOD, Henderson JUDY BLACKWOOD, Dallas MARTHA LOU BLAIN, Jefferson PAULA BOND, Highlands JOLENE BORSBERRY, El Paso ELIZABETH BOSHELL, Florence, Ala. STEVE BOSWELL, Bellaire CHARLES T. BOWES, Marlindale JANIE BRADFORD, Glasgow, Ky. ELIZABETH BRAZELL, Waxalnaclwie JOE BREED, Levelland LESLIE BRENNER, San Anionio GENE MICHAEL BRIGHT, Corpus Clwrisli SANDRA BROWN, Fairl1ope,Ala. RAY BRUMBELOW, San Anlonlo SUSAN BUCK, Anglefon ELIZABETH ELLEN BULLARD. Brernerlwaven, Germany TOM BURKE, Rldgewood, N.J. J. T. BURNEY, lronlon, Mo. MARY BURNETT, Naslnville, Tenn. ALMA BURTON, Anglelon BARBARA CADDELL, Levelland NANCY CANADA, Dallas CAROL CARDEN, Beaurnonl JIM CARGILE, Mr. Pleasanl MOLLIE CARPENTER, Lewlslon, Idalwo LINDA CARVER, Fl. Worllw DOROTHY CARLSON, Marquelfe, Mlclw. JAMES CARTER, Cylde, N.C. MARY CARTER, Slullgarf, Ark. GAYLE CATLEDGE, Harvey, La. DANIEL HUGH CHAPMAN, Houslon MARTHA CHEAVENS, Waco Juniors MARIE DOVE, Waco JACKIE DRUM, Waco CAROLYN DUKE, Dallas SUSAN DUNGAN, F+.Wor+l1 CHARLES DUNSHIE, Beaurnonf BOBBY DUSEK, Tyler LARRY DYKE. Kingsland HENRY S. EAST, Carlsbad, N.M MARY ANN ECKERT, Dallas RICHARD ELLIOT, San Anlonio RAY ALLEN ELS, I-Iouslon DIANA ENNS, Dallas AMY CHIANG, I-long Kong RONNIE CHURCHILL, Clwallanooqa, Tenn. KENNETH EARL CLARK. Waco J. ROSS CLAYTON, Dallas DON E. CLYDE, Beloit Wis. CYNTHIA COCHRAN, Irene WINSTON COLLINS, Clerrnonli Ga. PAULA COODY, I-louslon CARL COOPER, Aberdeen, Miss. GWINN CORLEY, Gilmer KAY FRANCINE COUNCIL, Corpus Clwrisli PAULA COZORT, Paris DON CRAIG, Galena Parlc EMILY CRAVEY, I-louslon MARGARET ANN CROOK. Fallurrlas ROBERT E. CROSBY, Pasadena JIM CROUCH, Waslwinglon, D.C. NANCY CURTIS, Tulsa, Okla. JOY DANIEL, Dallas OLIVIA DANIEL, Porlo Alegre, Brazil DONNA RUTHEA DAVIDSON, Waco ANN DAVIS, I-lunlsville JOY VEE DAVIS, Lillle Rock, Ark. SONJA GAYLE DAVIS, Daylon, Ky. ARTURO DELGADO, Corpus Clwrisli E. MYRNETTE DICKISON, Jaclcson, Tenn. DIANE DIETIKER, Waco KAY DOYAL, Dallas BARBARA FREEMAN, Houslon CAROL.FUCHS, Columbus LENORA FULLENWIDER, Magnolia, Ark. GILBERT NARRO GARCIA, Harlingen CAROLE GEORGE, Waco JOE GERALD, Sweeiwaler JAMES E. GIBSON, Dallas SARA GILLENTINE, Hereford FRANK GLASS, Housfon ART GOOLSBEE, Waco MICHAEL GOTT, Livingslon MARTHA GRAHAM, Arlinglon JIM GRANT, San Anfronio MARTHA GRANT, Ballinger PAT GREAVES, Waco BOB GREEN, Odessa ELIZABETH ANN GRICE, Waco SUSAN GRIFFIN, Kilgore MYRL GRAVES, Dayfon DIANE GULLETTE, Joplin, Mo. MARSHA GUNN, Clinlon, Miss. SUZY HALBERT, Milam PATSY HALL, Arlinglon, Va. LINDA HANER, Alice SONNY HANSON, Waco JEFF ETHEREDGE, Beaumonl' DONALD LEE EVANS, Housfon SHIRLEY ANN EVANS, Beaumonl DIANE FARRIS, Maplewood, Mo. MARY CELIA FAULK, Jacksonville RON FERGUSON, San Anfonio CLARK FLENTGE, Marlin GARY FITZGERALD, Houslon EARLE ANN FORBES, Arp JACKIE SUE FORD, Housron JUDY FORTSON, Elberion, Ga. RICHARD GARY FRADY, Pensacola, Fla CHARLES R. HAMMOND, Dallas MARY HARPER, Buckeye BONNIE HARRINGTON, Waco BETTY HARRIS, Arlinglon RAMONA KAY HARRIS, I-louslon ROBERT HARTMAN, Glendale, Ariz. JANE HATCHELL, Midland ROYCE ANN HEARD, Crockell' N. RICKY HEATLEY, Del Rio JOHNNY HEFFNER, Granile Falls, N.C JO ANN HELMS, London, England JAMES D. HENRY, Pleasanlon DOROTHY HENSORLING, Hunlsville EVA HERKENDER, Hougfon KAY HICKEY, I-lallsville JEANINE HICKS, Bandera CAROLYN HIGGINS, Houslon DAVID HILDEBRAND, Dallas DONNA HILL, Baxler Springs, Kansas JEAN HILL, Abilene MARY RAY HILL, Galveslon LYNETTE HOBBS, Tyler SYLVIA HOBBS, Lubbock SANDRA HODGES, Rockville, Md. Juniors HERB HOLCOMBE, San Marcos JOHN D. HOOVER. JR., Killeen PAT HORTON, Lancasler RONALD A. HOWARD, Bradford, Penn. EMILY HUFFMAN, Blyfheville. Ark. TERRY W. HUGG, Wesfwego. La. JIM HUMPHREYS, Marla RICHARD H. JACKSON, Hamburg, Ark. RUTHANNE JACKSON, Chico PAMELA JAGGAR, Bremond SUZANNE JARVIS, Odessa JEANNETTE JENSEN, Mission SANDRA JETT, Falrnoulli, Va. ROBERT JOHNSON, Waco RONNIE B. JOHNSON, Dallas NANCY JOHNSON, Harlingen SANDRA M. JONES, Housion VIRGINIA JONES, Memphis, Tenn. JANE JORDAN, Dallas TIM JOSLSA, Ross STARR KELLER, Granile Falls, N,C. ROLAND KEMP, Waco MICHAEL KENNEDY, Waco PERRY KELLEBREW, Aberdeen, Wash. CAREY KILLMER, Bellaire LYNN KILLOUGH, Dallas BILL KIMBROUGH, Midland CYNTHIA KIMBROUGH, Houslon ANNA KING, I-long Kong DON WAYNE KING, Texarkana BRIAN J. KINIRY, Worcesler, Mass. TOMMY KITTLITZ, Waco Juniors JOE DON KNOX, Breckenridge DAVE LANDENBERG, Waco KARON LANDRIED, Waco RICHARD LATIMER, New York. N.Y. RONNIE LAURENCE, Rockdale KAM-HAR LAW, Hong Kong KAY LAW, Waco SHIRLEY LAWSON, Lovinglon, N.M. ROBERTA LEHMANN, Buena Park, Calif STEVEN J. LEO, Van Nuys, Calif. RON LESLIE, Wilson, Okla. AARON LIBERMAN, Gary, Ind. CURBY LIGON, San Anlonio SHARON LISTON, Waco JUDY LOCY, Longview KEITH LOVIN, Claylon, N.M. BETTY MATTHEWS, Alba SAMMYE MAYO, Eldorado FRED MEEKS, Dallas BILLIE KAREN MERCER, lndial1oma,OlcIa. LU ANN MOORE MIKULENCAK, Taylor FRED MILLER, Luling GAIL MILLER, Edinburg KENNETH T. MILLER, JR., Beaumonf LINDA KAY MILLER, Dallas LYNDA M. MILLER, Edinburg SHIRLEY ANN MILLER, Marlon CORA JO MOORE, Vicroria MARY ELIZABETH MOORE, Pasadena SANDI MOORE, Hereford BECKY MONZINGO, Del Rio BOBBIE MORRIS, Balesville, Ark. RONALD L. LUCAS, Houslon CAROLYN LUNA, Madison, Tenn. BETTY SUE MACHEST, Houslon PAT MCCANN, Odessa TOM MCCLELLAND, Dallas ROZANNE MCCLOSKEY, Snyder SUSIE McDONALD, Ballinger JERRY W. MCEACHERN, San Auqusline CLAIRE MCGINTY, Farminglon, N.M. KAY MCKISSACK, Carllwage LINDA E. McLEOD, Pasadena BILL MADDOX, Waco JUDY MARKHAM, Beaumonl MILDRED MARROW, Waco LOU ELLEN MASON, Ml. Pleasanl REBECCA MASON, New London JOY MASSEY, Amile, La. JOSE GAITAN MATA, San Anlonio DONNA J. MATHIS, Prairie Hill BETH MATTHEWS, Alba DIANA MULLIN, AngIeTon SHERRY LYNN MYERS, GarIand TOM NANCE, DeIIas LILLIE JOY NEAL, Beaurnonf JIM NEEDS, Upper Sandusky, OhIo DAVID H. NELSON, I-Iousfon MARY ANN NESUDA, DaIIas KELLY LEE NEWMAN, ArnariIIo DANNY NIX, Paris DON M. NOLEN, DaIIas SALLY NORRIS, FI. Worth NADINE NYSTROM, Housion JOHN MACK OUSLEY, Waco DAVID PARKER, Sanhago, ChiIe THOMAS M. PARKER, Waco MARTHA GAIL PALMER, Wayne, Ark. MARY BETH PALMER, Los Fresnos SUSAN PANKEY, Wes? PaIm Beach, FIa. JEAN ANN PASCHAL, Galvesfon JIM PATTERSON, TyIer ROBERT PATTERSON, Big Spring MACK PAYNE, Pecos SANDRA R. PEARSON, Memphis, Tenn PAT PETTIGREW, SIaIon BYNUM PETTY, Tyler ROD PHELPS, Macon, Ga. JON D. PHILBRICK. Lancasfer CAROL PHILLIPS, Waco MARILYN PLUMMER, Porfland, JANET PITMAN, Van LINDA POOL, Tyler ALICE PORTER, CaIdweII KEITH PORTER, Denver, CoIo. NANCY POSEY, I-Iousion ALICE K. PRAISNAR, Realifos STERLING M. PRICE, Pampa Oregon JANE PRUITT, Abilene JAMES L. QUEEN, Waco KATHERINE RAGAN, Fr. Worllw GEORGIA RAY, Corpus Clwrlsll COURTLYN REA, I-louslon RONNIE REAGAN, I-louslon ANITA LOUISE REEVES, I-lousfon NANCY RENFRO, Waco CHARLES RHODES, Waco JUDITH ANN RINEWALT, Waco MARY SUE RIX, Hunfsville ESTER ROBBINS, Hickory, N.C. Juniors WILLIAM H. ROBERTS, Garland DORIS ROEDER, Waco BARBARA ROGERS, Pecos PAUL ROHDE, Housfon LARRY B. RUSSELL, Bayfown RUTHANN RUTLEDGE, Terrell EDWIN C. SCHILLING, Amife, La. GWENDOLYN SCHUTTE. Housfon THERON SAGE, Dodge Cify, Kansas BETTY JO SANSING, Weslaco ROLAND SCHROEDER, Waco JUDY SILLERS, Mexia ELEANOR SHATTLES, Waco E'LISA ANN SHAW, Jefferson HARRIET ROGERS SHEARER. Waco ARENE SHELTON, Palesfine JANE SHUMAN, San Anlonio LARRY SHUTTLESWORTH. Phillips LYNDA GRAYBILL SIMMONS. Housfon ROMA SIMONS, Nederland EARL S. SIMPSON, Commerce MARY RUTH SLATER. Waco SYLVIA SLEIGHSINGER, Texarkana MARY SLOCOMB, Galena Park JAMES K. SMELLEY, JR., PIeasanIon PATRICIA J. SMIERS, League Cify CORA BESS SMITH, CranIIIIs Gap STEPHEN MACK SMITH, LIvIngsIon STEVEN L. SMITH, Monfebello, CaIII. SUSAN SNIDER, BeaumonI BARBARA SORELLE, Waco BILLY C. SPARKS, Waco JOHN SPRINGER, Cameron MARY CATHERINE SPINESA, QuIuIIe RAMONA STAPLES, LiHIe Rock, Ark. JEANIE STEELE, ArnoId, Neb. LEON STEINER, Palados MAURICE STEPHENS, Pasadena RONALD STEPHENS, Waco r, Miss. SUSIE STEWART, Oklahoma Cify, Okla. MARILYN STRATTON, Smffqart Ark. PAT STROTHER, Pecos Juniors 340 PAT STOCKTON, Galena Park CAROLE STOKER, Waco JANIE STUART, PopIarvIIIe, Miss ROD SURRATT, Texarkana ELAINE SAVAGE, Ausfin LELDON SWEET, Texhoma, Okla. ROBERT H. SWEET, JR., Washingfon Crossing, Pa. JOHN W. TATUM, Hamilfon DANNY E. TAYLOR, Texarkana DES TAYLOR, Kilgore ANNE TEMPLIN, Housfon RAYMOND TESKE, JR., Waco ROGER TEUFEL, Shreveport La. NANCY THIGPEN, Navasofa VIRGINIA THOMAS, Albany CAROLYN THOMPSON, GaIves+on LORENA FYTH THOMPSON, Friendsville, Tenn. GLORIA THROWER, Waco FRED TIBBALS, Wylie ELLEN TODD, Shreveporf L FRANCIS TUSA, Waco DIANE VASSAR, Marsnali FRANK R. VINCENT, Denise JAMES WALKER, Fi. Wor+Iw PATSY WALKER, Housfon BARBARA WALLACE, Lone JUDY WALLACE, Snyder TRUDIE WALTERS, Jasper LARRY WASSER, Kankakee JEANIE WATSON, Wiclnria PATTI WATSON, I-Iousion KENT LEIGH WATTS, I-Iousi LINDA WATTS, Bayfown DAVID WEBSTER, Leesburg JOHN WEST Beeville WALKER WH ITLOCK. Hom ROSELYN WENTRCEK Req JEANNE WHITMORE, Bryan T. MARSHALL WILKES, JR., Housfon SANDRA WILLIAMS, Garland ANNE WILLIAMSON, BirmingI1am,AIa, KAREN WILLIAMSON, Cooper LARRY WILLIAMSON, Pensacola, FIa. RONNIE D. WILSON, Waco MARY ELLEN WILSON, Bells BETTY HOPE WINGREN, Housfon JOHN TERRANCE WINHAM, Texarkana SANDRA LEA WISE, Sao Paulo, Brazil JANE WITTE, Leland, Miss. LINDA RUTH WOOSLEY, Waco CALVIN WAYNE WRIGHT, Diana MARILYN SUE WRIGHT, Waco SEALY M. YATES, Anaheim, Calif. Class of 1966 Spring Officers PRESIDENT . . . Rique Carson VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Mickey Grani' SECRETARY . . . Harrief Briscoe TREASURER . . . Pai' O'MichaeI Fall Officers PRESIDENT , . .Gene Huffs+u'Her VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Pai' Day SECRETARY . . . Suzanne Powers TREASURER . . .Linda McFerrin WILTON ABEL, Rlesel JOANNE ACKER, Plllsburg ANNETTE ADAMS, Bryan CAROL JEAN ALLEN, Talwoka LANETA ALLEN, Waco NANCY SUE ALLEN, Houslon SAM JAY ALLEN, Boerne SUSAN ALLEN, Bellaire GARY L. ALLEY, Ferl Smlln, Ark. JAMES ALLISON, Woodvllle MARY AMIS, Bryan CHARLI ANDERSON, Abllene GERALD MICHAEL ANDERSON, Terrell JEANNE ANDERSON, Ozark, Mo. LENI ANDERSON, Por? Arllnur LINDA ANDERSON, Crawford DeWAYNE ANDREWS, Oklahoma Ciry, Okla. BRYANT ARCHER, Killeen MAE ARNOLD, Bellon BARBARA LOU ASTON, Pasadena NANCY ARM ES, For? Worllw SUSAN AUTRY, Dallas JAMES BADING, Sequin ROSE ANNE BAETZ, Chicago, Ill. W. D. BAIN, Rlclwardson Sophomores Q JOHN DAVID BAIRD, Levellancl PAGE BAKER, London, England TORESSA DARLENE BAKER, Pecos EDWIN BALCH, Seymour TOM BALL, Houslon SUZANNE BALLEW, Larnpasas CAROL ANN BARHAM, Garland SUZANNE BARKER, Abilene MACASLINE D. BARNES, Waco PAULA BARRACK, Hyarlsvllle, Md. BETTY ROUTH BARRON, Dallas ANN BATES, Gladewnler TOMMY BAXTER, Odessa MARGARET BEARD, Llllle Rock, A NELDA BEESON, Locklwarl rk it' Sophomores LINDA BELL, Madison, N.J. DAN G. BELLUE, S+, Clair Shores, Michigan LINDA BENNETT, Anson LINDA BENNETT, McAles'rer, Olcla. MARY ANNE BENNETT,'Waco SHEILA ANNE BENSON, San Anionio RONALD BENYUS, Slamiord, Conn. LINDA BERRY, Amarillo PAMELA BERRY, Goldlhwaile WILLIAM A. BESSER, JR., Anchorage. FREDDY B. BIBLE, San Anlonio WARREN H. BICE, Rome, Ga. MARGARET BIGHAM, Larnpasas PATRICIA ANNE BILLINGS, Waco VICTORIA E. BIVIN, Arlinqlon, Va. GAIL BLACKBURN, I-louslon MIKE BLACKMAN, Anson ILEEN BLOUNT, Groves NOREEN BLOUNT, Groves EARL W. BOATWRIGHT, Mobile, Ala. Alaska ROGER BOHANNAN, Dallas JERRY BOLIN, McKinney GRAHAM BOLLINGER, Dallas JAMIE BONNER, JR., Temple MARTHA BOSTICK, Waco JUDITH K. BOWMAN, Langley A.F.B., Va ROSEMARIE BOYER, Wesl Plains, Mo. LYNDON BOZEMAN, Richardson SHERYL ANN BRADLEY, Porl Arlhur ROXIE BRIDGES, Mari' ELAINE BRISCOE, Bay Ciiy HARRIET BRISCOE, Devine MATT BRISTOL, Arlinglon, Va. RUTH ANN BROOKS, Lancasier SHERRY BROOKS, For? Worlh CHARLIE BROTHERS, Farminglon, N.M. BEVERLY BROWN, Wellinglon, Kan. CAROL ANN BROWN, Forl Worlh ELBERT BROWN, Phillips NATHAN J. BROWN, III, Waco Sophomores RICHARD CHAPMAN, Dallas CHARLES CHENAULT, Gonzales PARKEY CHESHIRE, Lake Cify, Fla. ANN CHRISMAN, Temple TONY CLEAVER, Jacksonville BARRY CLICK, Kaffering. Ohio DONALD CLOWE, Corsicana BARBARA COATES, Waco LYNDA COFFMAN, Jamesporl, Mo. E. DOUGLAS COLE, Bismarck. N. Dak. MARY COLE, Longview DANNY COLEMAN, Duncan, Okla. MIKE COLLUM, MI. Pleasanl' CAY COLYAR, Anchorage. Alaska JAYNE CONLEY, Dallas BECKY COOPER, Talcoma Park, Md. MARILYN COOPER, Dallas THOMAS COOPER, Arcadia, La. NEVA CORBIN, Denlon JAMES O. COVINGTON, Alvord SARAH VIRGINIA BROWN, Monfgomery JAMES BRYANT, Waslwinqlon, D.C. LINDA KAY BUCKLEY, Palesline ALBERT L. BURKETT, Uvalde MARCIA BURLISON, Grand Island, Nebraska CYNTHIA BURNS, Waco DIANA BURNS, Slnreveporl, La. RALPH CALHOON. Coolidge ROBERT E. CAMP, Bislnop CONNIE RUTH CAMPBELL, San Anlonio DAVID CANNON, Odessa DIANNA CANNON, Odessa MARIANNE CARON, George Wesl ROYLE CARRINGTON, Waco RIQUE CARSON. Housfon JANE ELIZABETH CARTER, I-Iouslon LOU CASH, Temple BUFORD CATES, Dallas GARY CHAFIN, So. Hous+on DAN CHAPMAN, Aleclo Sophomores WILLARD E. COX, Clayfon, N.M. STANLEY CRAIG, Coolidge CLAIRE CRAWFORD, Waxalwacliie CAROLE CRIM, Waco JOSEPH CROSS, Texas Cily MOLLY CROUCH, Arlinglon CAROL CULP, Forl'Smill'1, Arlc. SUSAN CUMMINGS, San Angelo JAMES CURLEE, Waco PAT DANIEL, Miami, Fla. CHARLES DARWIN, JR., Brownfield DIANA DAVIS, Caldwell GARY ED DAVIS, Waco LESLIE DAVIS, Allanfa, Ga. PAT DAVIS, Dallas PEGGY DAVIS, Galve-sion JO ANN DAY, Orange PAT DAY, Dallas DINAH DEAN, For? Worllw SHARLA DEAN, O'Fallon, Ill. DAVID DeLOACH, Lullcin BETH DeVOLIN, Marla DONNA DICKOVER, Boise, lclalwo PAM DIETER, EI Paso CAROLYN DOSS, l:orlWorll1 DOYLE DOWNS, Bridqelon, Mo. DEE DEE DOYAL, Dallas PATRICIA DOYLE, San Anlonio JEWEL ANN DUNAWAY, San Anlonio DIANE DUNCAN, Kilgore RODGER DEAN DUNCAN, Oklahoma BEVERLY SHARON DUNHAM, Waco ARLET DUNSWORTH, Wiclwila Falls CAROL DURRETT, Amarillo PAUL DWYER, Waco JAMES DYE, Analwac CAROLYN EANES, Scolf, Ark. SARA EASON, Plioenix, Ariz. JOHN EASTOLL, Wildwood, Fla. BETH EDELBROCK, Midland Cily, Olcla TOMMY EDGINGTON, Reymondville BETTY EDMONSON, Balon Rouge, La. LINDA EDWARDS, Hof Springs, Arlc. TOM EGBERT, Kingslon Springs, Tenn. BRENDA ANN EGGEN, Clilfon VICTOR EGNER, Jameslown, N. Dali. JANE EILAND, Seymour HARRIETI' ELLERBEE, Bridge Cily CHARLES ELROD, Houma, La. MAX EMFINGER, Brownwood ANN EMMETT, Dallas VIRGINIA ENGLISH, Abilene SAMUEL W. ESCOBEDO, San Anlonlo CHARLOTTE K. ESTEP, Plano RICHARD ESTES, Paris LEO ESTRADA, Oceanside, L.l., N.Y. PRISCILLA ESTRADA, Oceanside, L.l., N.Y CHRISTINA EUBANK, Hillsboro JANET EVANS, San Anlonio JANIE EVANS, Kilgore JOHN EWING, San Anlonio HENRY CLAY FALLEN, III, Ennis STEVE FALWELL, Naslnville, Tenn. MARGARET FAST, ldalwo Falls, ldalno RONNIE FENTON, Brownfield DEWAIN FINLEY, Andrews FRANCES FISK, McGregor TIMOTHY FLEMING, I-luqolan, Kan. VOL C. FORD, Ill, Warren, Arlc. CAROL ANN FOWLER, Waco ANTHONY WAYNE FOX, Randolph AFB FRAN FRANKLIN, McKinney MARTHA KAY FRANKLIN, Dallas LINDA FULWILER, Waco BENEGENE GANN, l-louslon CHUCK GARBER, Denison CAROLYN GARDNER, Waco LINDA FAYE GARNER,S+epl1envIlle NISHA NICKOLE GARRISON, Waco JUDY GARWOOD, ForlWorll1 Sophomores Sophomores BENNIE GRAY, Texas Cify CAROL GREEN, I'IousIon CRAVEN GREEN, Waco TROY GREEN, AIice JUDITH GREGG, I-Iousfon JOAN GREGORY, Henderson, Kenfucky BILLY GRIFFIN, I'IarIinqen JACKY D. GRIFFIN, I-IarIingen JOHN P. GRIFFIN, Lake Cify, FIa. KEN GRIFFIN, New London WILL GRIFFIN, Memphis, Tenn. KAY GRIFFITH, Waco ROBERTS S. GUERRA. Laredo CAROLYN GUNN, Waco BETTY GUNSTREAM, Orange PEGGY GUNTER, Waco JOE GUYTON, Waco NICK HABERER, Covina, CaIiI. JACKIE HACKLER, Piffsburg ANNELLE HADDOCK, Dallas JOE GEORGE, Mineola REGINA GEORGE, PIainIieId. III. JANICE KAY GIDDENS, Sand Springs. PATRICIA GILLENWATER, Waco ROD GILMORE, I-Iousfon JUDY GIVENS, Oklahoma CiI'y,OI1Ia. MARTHA GOOCH, Gilmer ROLAND W. GOOCH, Por'rArII1ur DENNIS E. GOOD, Safellife Beach. FIa. PAULINE GOOD, La Junfa, CoIo. TASSIE GOODWIN, Odessa NITA GOOLSBEE, Longview JIM GORDON, Cleburne BARBARA GOSS, Ashburn, Ga. Okla MALCOLM J. GRAHAM, III, Shreveport La PAM GRAHAM. I'IousIon JUDY GRANGER, Waco HARRY H. GRANT, Housfon MICKEY GRANT, Salem, Va. BILL GRAVES, Dayfon TOMMIE MARIE HAHN, Bay CIN JAMES LEE HALL, I-Iun+svIIIe ROBERT A. HALL, Bryan MARILYN HALLETT, cmaaaa. III. DEAN HAMILTON, Waco W. ROBERT HAMPE, Severna Park, Md. JERRY HAMPTON, Waco SUSAN HAMZY, DaIIas RICK HANSON, BeIIIIe-Iwem, Pa. CHARLOTTE HARBOUR, Shamrock KATHY HARDCASTLE, Ardmore, Okla. DIXIANNA HARDESTY, Cresson CLAUDE MARSHALL HARDING, Liberfy ADDIS HARGROVE, Waco J. WILLIAM HARLAN, JacksonvIIIe E. HARLENE LOWERY, Waco BONNIE HARMAN, Odessa PAUL HARRAL, Shamrock ROBERT T. HARTLEY, Sanfa Fe, NM. TIM HAVENS, I-Iousfon Sophomores PATRICIA HAY, Auburn, Calif. KAY HAYMAKER, Corpus CITVISII BILL HAYS, Muskogee, Okla. JOYCE HEATH, Meridian CHARLES HEATHMAN, LIHIeI'IeId BILL HEATLY, Paducah DAVID HEBERT, Waco LANETTE HEFFINGTON, I-IOLISIOVI TEDDY HEIL, TayIor ELAINE HEMBREE, San Angelo DONALD HENDERSON, Pasadena CHRISTINE HENRY, Tulsa, OkIa. DAN HENRY, WGXGITGCIIIS ANN HERALD, New Orleans, La. DAVID V. HERIN, Websfer Groves, Mo BEVERLY HERRING, RaymorIdvIIIe MICKEY HESTER, Birmingham, Ala MICHAEL D. HIGHTOWER, Ennis GARY HILL, Housfon ROBERT ALAN HILL, BarI'IeII 1? W-f JANICE JACKSON, Pensacola. Fla, JOHN JAMES, Cleburne SUSAN JARRATT, Pasadena SYLVIA JEANFREAU, Corrigan NAN IRIS JENKINS, Lorenzo REX JENNINGS, Wicliila Falls JOY JENSEN, Palacios KAREN JOHNSON, Odessa MARSHA JOHNSON, Collinsville MARY LOUISE JOHNSON, Slamford SUSAN JOHNSON, Casper, Wyo. VAUGHN JOHNSON, Dallas PHILLIP JOHNSTON, Texarkana CAROL JONES, Conroe CAROLYN JONES, Harlowlon, Monlana FRANCES HILLIARD, Waco SUZANNE HINCKLEY, Dallas MARY NELL HOEL, Clillon LANELL HOLDER, Cleburne PAUL HOLDER, Waco RICKY HOLLAND, Floydada DONNA HOLLISTER, Wills Poinl BOB ANN HOLT, Waco REBECCA HOLT, Norlli Lilfle Rock GAYLE HOLTON, Wiclmila Falls LARRY W. HOLZE, Waco PATTY HOOD, Slmerldan, Wyo. FREDNA HORN, Waco GLORIA HORN, Abilene BRENT HOWARD, Waco GENE HUFFSTUTLER, Midland JUDY HUFFSTUTLER, Dallas SUSAN HUGHES, Sweelwaler JOHN HULL, Waco LINDA KAY HULL, Robslown WM. L. HUMBERT, Pardon PATSY INGLEHART, Navasola CAROL INGRAM, Wesl Monroe, La KENNETH R. ISRAEL, Hamplon, N.I-I HAROLD JACKSON, Sl. Louis, Mo. ROY E. KEKEL, Waco AMERLIA KOTHMANN, Juncfion JOY KROTTINGER, Wiclwlfa Falls JOHN KULESZ, Fl. Worllw LINDA KYLE, Cleburne FORD LACY, Dallas SIDNEY J. LAJZER, San Anlonio WALLACE LAMBERTH, Tyler RONALD L. LANEY, Vera MOLLIE LANGFORD, Graham BILLIE K. LANGLEY, Rosenberg CHARLES LARSON, Cliflon GEORGE LARSON, Valley Mills RIA LATIMER, Naslnvllle, Tennessee ROBERT LAW, Plwoenlx, Arizona NANCY LAWER, Phoenix, Arizona DONNIE LAWRENCE, Rockdale KENNETH LAWRENCE, JR., Alvin LINDA LEASE, Klngsville AVE LEAVELL, Tyler CHARLOTTE JONES, Houslon JOANNA JONES, Houslon JOHN RAY JONES, LaFerla MICHAEL JONES, Tyler LOUISE JORDAN, Shreveport La. JAN JUBELA, Palesllne MIKE JURECEK, Eldorado BILL JUSTICE, I-louslon JEAN JUSTICE, El Paso THOMAS RUSSELL, Sunsel Eeaclw, Maryland KAY KALLINA, San Anlonlo JERRY KELLEY, Mexico, Missourl FAITH KENDALL, Crocker? PATRICIA KENNEDY, Roswell N.M BETTY KEY, Perrylon LINDA RAE KILMAN, Waco ANN KINCANNON, Waco JOHN JAMES KLEIN, Lulkln ELETTE KNOX, New Braunfels PHILLIS KOBERLEIN, S+. Elmo, III. PENNY LUNDAY, Dallas JANET LYNN, San Anlonio CAROLYN LYON, Dallas CAROL McCALL, Memphis, Tennessee KATHRYN MCCLAIN, Wildorado WINONA McCLANAHAN, Snyder ADELE MCCLEARY, Vicioria REBECCA MCCLURE, Malden, Missouri DONNA McCORMICK, Waco DIANE MCCOY, Dallas ANN MCCUTCHAN, Lubbock STEPHEN McDANIEL, Orange JANEEN McDONALD, Odessa MARY FRANCES MCEVER, Sedalia, Missouri DEBORAH McFARLEN, Cenlerpori, New York LINDA McFERRIN, Trinily MARYLIN McGREGOR, Marlin GEORGE McILHENCY, Shawnee, Oklahoma ROBERT MCKENZIE, Goldfhwaile MIKE McKINNEY, Como ROBERT JOE MCLEAN, Groesbeck JUDY McNEIL, Lulkin KENNETH McNEIL, Lubbock MARTHA MAHAN, Woodville 352 TOMMY LEDBETTER, Amory, Mississippi STEVE LEDDY, San Angelo JAMIE LOU LEGS, Navasola JENNIE LENNON, Knoxville, Tennessee PRISCILLA LENTZ, Mercedes MOSES W. LEON, San Jose, Cosla Rica GARLAND LESSMAN, Marlin ELIZABETH LEWIS, I-Iunlsville, Alabama GINGER LILLY, Sherman JUDY LINDSEY, Liberfy, Missouri TERRY M. LINDSEY, San Angelo LA NELLE LINNSTAEDTER, Waco BERYL LITTLE, Amarillo KATHY LOSEY, Bellevue, Washingfon BEN LOVE, Richardson SHARON LUMSDEN. Wilson Sophomores JOHNNIE MALINICS, Billings, Monlana MARSHA MANKIN, New York, New York SUSAN MANNING, Naslwville, Tennessee ANN MAPLES, Crockefl' R. MIKE MARSHALL, Irving ALMARIE MARTIN, Waco LARRY MARIN, Dunedin, Florida MARIANNA MARTIN, Lawrenceville, PHIL MARTIN, Van Nuys, Calilornia JOCAROL MASON, Dallas JUDY K. MASSEY, Dallas RONALD D. MATTHEWS, Calverl' WADE MATTHEWS, Mineola CHARLES E. MATTHYS, Waco JO ANN MEADOWS, Houslon MERITA MERRITT, Waco Illinois Y' S- 'F' ANDREW MIHALIK, Waco JOHNETTE MIKULASTIK, Temple BRUCE DEAN MILLER, San Anlonlo GENE MILLER, Houslon THOMAS J. MILLIGAN, Wyckoff, New Jersey MARY ALICE MILLS, Lalzeria JOHNNY W. MIMS, Pensacola, Florida MORRIS MINTON, JR., McKinney JONATHAN MITCHELL, Waco JULIE MITCHELL, Forl Smiflw, Arkansas DAVID MOODY, Anderson GARY L. MOORE, Mineola TOM MOORE, Conroe SHIRLEY MARIE MORGAN, Newporl, Arkansas JOELLA MORROW, Houslon DAN MORTON, Waxalwaclnie JIM MOZER, Clovis, New Mexico JAMES E. MUNSON, San Anlonlo SUE MURPHY, Marshall WILLIAM C. MUSE, Buena Visla, Pa. JUDY MYERS, Garland JUDI NANCE, Waco CAROLYN NARDYKE, Colonial I-Ieiglwfs, Va. BUDDY NASH, Dallas 353 ALICE NAUMANN, Rosenberg PRISSY NEELEY, CarIsbad, New Mexico BETTY NELSON, Rosenberg PATRICIA NELSON, Bayfown MARTHA NEW, Garland JIM NEWCOMB, E. Peoria, lIIinois JANE NICHOLS. Memphis, Tennessee KEN NORMAN, Corpus Chrisii KEN NORTHCUTT, Colorado Ciry BILL NUNNALLY, Li+IIe Rock, Arkansas BOYCE OLIVER, Bryan PAT O'MICHAEL, Odessa RAY ORREN, FI, Worrh CHRISTINE OWEN, Cnarranooga, Tennessee MARY E. OWENS. Hou's+on MARILOU PANZRAM, Housfon WAYNE PARCHMAN, Brenham RUTH H. PARHAM, Wesf PaIm Beach, Florida DON PARKER. Corpus CI1risIi SYLVIA PARKER, Rosenberg EARL PATRICK, DaIIas DIANE PATTERSON, McAIIen DOTTIE PATTERSON, TombaII KATHY PAYNE, I.auderdaIe, Mississippi JAMES PEARSON, Parr Isabel PAT PECK, DaIIas CARL PENTON, Pensacola, Florida TOM PEPPER, Brockport N.Y. HAROLD PERKINS, Comanche WILLIAM PETTIT, Memphis, Tennessee CODY PHILLIPS, Kingman, Arizona MARIANNE PHILLIPS, Richmond. Va. KNOX PITTARD, Gouldbusk HARRY PITTMAN, Memphis, Tennessee PHYLLIS PONDER, Waco JIM POOL, LouisviIIe, Ky. DAN POPE, No. LiHIe Rock, Arkansas CHERYL PRATHER, Branch. La. LUCIA PRICE, San Pedro, CaIiIornia NANCY PRICE, VaIIey View Sophomores CHERE ROBINS, Plainview LINDA RODOLPH, Fl. Worlh KEITH ROLLINS, Eleclra ANN L. ROGERS, Washinglon, DONNA ROGERS, Hereford MITCH ROGERS, Olive Branch, Mississippi NORMAN D. ROGERS, Andrews PAT ROGERS, Dallas ANN ROOTES, Fullon, Missouri FRANCES ROWLAND. Waco SUZY RUCKER, Shreveport La. JIM SALE, Slanlon VIRGINIA PRICE, Marlin MELYNDA PRINGLE, Waco KAY QUEEN, Waco PATSY QUICKSALL, Galesville TERRY RAILEY, Housion JERRY RAINWATER, Vernon DERRIS LEA RAPER, Chesapeake, Va. CAROLYN RATLIFF, San Angelo JUDY RAY, Greenville KATHY RAY, Round Rock ANN REED, Graham JOHN C. REED, Jacksonville, Florida DONNA REEDER, Houslon JUDY REEVES, Monahans JUDY LYNN REEVES, Dallas JAMES REID, Cleburne JAY REILLY, San Anlonio JIMMY REYNOLDS, Auslin CAROLYN RHODES, Dallas JANET RHODES, Bafesville, Mississippi DOROTHY RICE, Conroe RICHARD RICE, Kingsville JUDY RIDDLE, Abilene LINDA RIDDLE, Fl. Worlh MARVA RIUINGER, Sulphur, Oklahoma STEPHANIE SAMUELS, Fordyce, Arkansas CAROL SANDERS, Nashville, Tennessee SUSAN SANDERS, Waco PAM SANDVALL, Plainfield, Illinois TOMMY SCHAFFNER, Odessa LINDA SCHINDLER, Roswell, New Mexico JERRY SCHULZE, Waco DAVE SCOTT, Cleburne JOHN SCOTT, San Anlonio KINNEY SCOTT, New York. New York NAN SCOTT, Marshall JERRY SECREST, Temple PEGGY SHALLA, Mission EDDIE SHANLEY, Pearsall ELVIN SHARP, Dallas JAMES M. SHAW, Waco MILLARD SHAW, Abilene JAMES SHELTON, San Anronio CLAUDIA SHEPELWICH, Dallas BOB SHERIFF, Ballimore, Maryland WALT SHIELDS, Tucson, Arizona HERBERT SHIPP, Scollsdale, Arizona JERRY SHIRLEY, Pr. Neches BOB SHOEMAKE. Winlers MERILOU SHOOP, Dallas BETTY SHORE, Lillle Rock, Arkansas DAVID SHROPSHIRE, Wichila Falls JUDITH SHUFORD, Waco JACK SIMONS, Gary, Indiana PAT SIMPSON, McAllen BILL SMIERS, League Cify KIM SMITH, Anaheim, California JAMES SMITH, Pl. Lavaca LELAND SMITH, Corpus Chrisli LINDA SMITH, Poleau, Oklahoma MARY SANDRA SMITH, Durham, N.C MICAH SMITH, Bryson NANCY SMITH, Tulsa, Oklahoma NOEL SMITH, Conroe VANCE SMITH, Irving NANCY STUBBLEFIELD, Liberal, Kansas SALLY STUCKERT, Brenham JANNE SUGGS, Texarkana KENNA GENE SUTTON, Dallas SANDY SUTTON, A+hens, Georgia FRANK SWAINE, Mexlco Cily, Mexico NITA SWEATMAN, Waxahachfe LLOYD SWIEDOM, Abilene CAROLYN SWOGETINSKY, Kafy ROYCE TALIAFERRO, Texarkana CAROLYN TALLEY, Covlngion, La. DIANA TANAMACHI, San Benllo CINDY TATUM, FT. Worih BRENDA TAYLOR, Housfon JERE NELL TAYLOR, Sfockdale GABRIELLE THOMAS, Tyler J. P. THOMAS, Birmingham, Alabama JOE MILTON THOMAS, Covlnglon, Ten MICHAEL THOMAS, DeLeon SMITH THOMASSON, Curlis HSSS68 WILLIAM SMITH, Langley Field, Va. BILL SMOTHERS, Milan, Tennessee RONNIE SMYRL, Brownfield CHARLES SNIDER, JR., Ramsey, N.J. JOE SNELL, Phoenlx, Arlzona PAUL SOMMA, Alice SHERRY SOUTH, Curunclu, Canal Zone CHARLOTTE SOUTHERN, Arabil La. CAROLYN SPANKS, Bay Cily CAROL SPENCER, Bonham SUSIE STEGALL, Phoenlx, Arizona ROBIN STEINHAUSER, San Anlonlo ANN STEPHENS, Dallas GEORGE STEWART. San Anlonlo JAMES STILES, Whifesboro SANDRA STINNETT, Bossier Cily, La. MAURY STIVER, Waco BETTY STOESSER, Dayfon HARLAN STRUBLE, Omaha, Nebraska PAUL STUART, Honolulu, Hawail Sophomores TOMMY WALKER, Dainqeriield WILLIE B. WALKER, Dallas JO ANN WALLACE, l-Iousion LARRY WALLS, Cleburne CAROL WALTZ, Sl. Louis, Missouri MICHAEL DENNIS WARNER, Phoenix, Arizona KENNETH WARREN, Pasadena WOOD WARREN, Websler Groves, Missouri DIANE WATERS, Miami Shores, Florida SUSAN WAYNE, Halclm New Mexico ALICIA THOMPSON, Georgelown, Kenlucky JEAN THOMPSON, Mission JOHN THOMPSON, Killeen LAVONNE THOMPSON, Hereford CAROLE TOLAND, Waco WILLIAM TOLAND, Kosse CAROLYN TOLER, Slirevepori, La. SHARON TOLBERT, Slidell, La. GRACE TOOMBS, Abilene MADELYN TOUPS, New Orleans, La. GARY TOWNSEND, Carrolllon MIKE TRACY, Dallas BILL TRAYNHAM, Pasadena PATRICK ULLRICH, Brenliam BEVERLY UNDERWOOD, Midland GEORGE UPCHURCH, Tomball CECIL URSPRUNG, Corpus Clirisii JIMMY VEACH, Alvord MIKE VENEBLES, Housion ROGER VERNON, Gruver DANIEL VESTAL, Fl. Woriln VICKIE VICKREY, Valley Mills TOMMYE LOU VINES, Liiile Rock, A BOB WAGNER, Waco GARY WAITS, Pasadena WM. G. WALDROP, Cameron JAMES WALKER, Spearman JOHN WALKER, Slnreveporl, La. JUANITA WALKER, Housion MITCHELL WALKER, Abilene rkansas JANE WEAVER, Dallas SUSAN WEHMEYER, Corpus Chrisli LINDA MAE WELLS, Pasadena JANA WEST, Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma SUSAN WEST, Abilene FRANCIS WESTERMANN, Temple SYLVIA WESTRUP, San Anlonio JIM WHISONANT, Houslon LOYCE WHITE, Ponce, Puerlo Rico SHIRLEY WHITE, Grand Prairie ANITA KAY WHITMIRE, Sudan SANDY WHITMORE, Galveslon JOHN WHITNEY, Lulherville, Maryland BOBBIE WHITNEY, Waco CHARLES WHITTEN, Pralrville, Ala. LINTON WHITTLES, Bridgeport Connecficur CALVIN KELSEY WIESE, Calverl ANDREW WILLIAMS, Wyall, Missouri FARLEY WILLIAMS, McAllen MARILYN WIELIAMS, Tulsa, Oklahoma PHYLLIS WILLIAMS, Malvern, Arkansas VICKIE WILLIAMS, De Ridder, La. DEBORAH WILSON, Seymour RUSTY WILSON, Canadian MARIS WILSON, Mobile, Ala. GAYLE WIMPEE, Waco MARY HELEN WINDHAM, Lulkin JUDY WITT, Houslon FRANCIE WOOD, Ingleside PAULA WOODARD, Junclion RODERICK WRIGHT, Temple JOHN WRISTERS, New Orleans RONALD YOST, Munday COOPER YOUNG, Muleshoe DIANE YOUNG, Sweelwaler Sophomores CAROL YOUNT, Beeville BILL ZANDER, Riesel SUHAIL T. ZAKHARIA. Beirut Lebanon Spring Officers PRESIDENT . .. Don MaHingly VICE-PRESIDENT. Tommy Nunnally SECRETARY . .. Penny Herring TREASURER . .. Be'I'h Moore RONALD C. ALLISON, Lampasas CAROLYN ALMOND, Fori Worlh NITA ALMOUIST, Forl' Worlh PAMELA KAYE ALSUP, Valley Mills RONNIE ALTARAS, Slephenville CASSIE AMES, Monigomery, Alabama DIANE L. ANDERSON, Dallas DONA ANDERSON. Dallas KAY ANDERSON, Camp Wood SANDRA ANDREWS, Bryan MARJEAN ANGIER, Wellesley, Mass. DOUGLAS ARENDALL, Birmingham, Ala. DIANA AVERY, Palos Verdes, Calif. GEORGE AVERY, Alexandria, Va. DONNA BAGGETT, Waco ROBERT BAGLEY, Carrollfon JAMES BAILEY, Houslon WILLIAM BAIN, Devine JIMMIE DIANE BAKER, Housion PATSY BAKER, Dallas JEANIE BALL, Dallas BILL BANE, Odessa STANLEY BANES, Woodland Hills WARREN L. BANES, Odessa DANIEL LYNDON BARBER, Colorado Cify NANCYE BARBER, Dallas MARY ELLEN BARDOW, San Anlonio MARILYN BARNARD, Beaulorl, Mo. JOHNNY M. BARNES, Wichila Falls RONNY BARNES, Dumas LANCE BARNETT, Fresno, Calif. TIM BARRETT. Denlon DIANA BARROW, Taylor WILLIAM GERALD BASS, Mari CHARLES BATTE, Waco PATSY BAUGH, Siephenville EMMETT BEAM, Forl Smiih, Arlc. JANET BEARRIE, College Sialion DOUG BECH, Bellevue, Wash. PAUL BECTON, LiHle Roclc. Ark. CAROL SUE BEDFORD, Si. Louis, Mo. CANDA DEE BEELER, Irving MITCHELL E. ABELMAN. Waco BOYD ABLE, Corsicana ANN ADAMS, Basirop GLENDA ADAMS, Richardson RICHARD C. ADAMS, Maralhon, New Yorlc SARAH ADAMS, Norlh Liflle Rock, Arkansas PEGGY LYNN ADER, Williamson, Wesi Virginia FRANCES ADKINS, Mineral Wells SHARON AGUILLARD, Basile, Louisiana BECKY AKEMANN, Waco RAMONA AKIN, Terrell RATLIFF ALBERTEEN, Llano LARRY BEENE, Jacksonville, Ark. RANDY BEHRINGER, Waco FLORENCE LEE BELL, Vidor JOHN BELL, Arlinglon MARK BELL, Shreveport La. SARAH JANE BELVIN, LaMarque NANCY BENEDITZ, Wausau, Wis. JOANN BENNER, El Paso ELIZABETH BERREY, For'rWorl'l'1 NANCY BIC-SGS, Gleen River, Wyo. PETE BIGGS, I-lousron DIANNE BILLINGSLEY, Livingslon FRED BINKLEY, Alva, Okla. PAUL BIRD, Grandview, Mo. BETTY BIRKELBACH, Granger ROBERT BLACK. Keller OUIDA BLACKMAN, San Anlonio BILL BLACKMON, Grossback JANET BLAILOCK. Dallas JEFFREY D. BLAIR, Wharlon BILL BLAYLOCK. Salr Lake Ciry. Urah TAWANA BOATWRIGHT, Lamesa BETTY BOLLING. Irving KATHY BOND, Oklahoma Cily, Okla MARTHA BONHOMME, Orange, Calif SKIPPER BONNER, I-louslon JIM BONNEY, Houslon JACK BOOKOUT, Harlingen GORDON ALLAN BOWERS, A+lan'ra Ga SANDRA BOWERS, Richard son Freshmen RUTH ANN BOWES, Ivlariindale JIM BOWIE, Pauls Valley, Olcla. LARRY BOWLES, Dallas MARY BOWLIN, Snyder DAVID BOWMAN, Harlingen SAM PAT BOYD, Cleburne SUSAN BOYER, Garesville LAURA LINDA BOZE, Waxahachie BONNIE BRADLEY, Ausiin PAM BRADSHAW, Waco CAROL BRATCHER. Marlin WILLIAM M. BRAUNER, Brownsville CHERIE BRAWNER, Ausiin BETTY BRAZELTON, Dallas BETTY BRECKENRIDGE, Pasadena DIANE BRIDGE, Dallas JOHNIE G. BRISENDINE, Carrollion BEVERLY BRISTOW, Monahans SHARON BRITTAIN, Tall BENNY BROTT, Iowa Parlc JO BROWN, Dallas JOHN S. BROWN, Parnpa KAREN BROWN, Devers RUTH E. BROWN, La Feria ALLEN BROYLES, Shreveporl, La. GLORIA BRYANT, Pasadena BILL BUCHANAN, Blylheville, Ark. RUTH BUCKHANNON, Chaffee, Mo. JUDY BUICE, McGregor MELINDA BULL, Waco DOROTHY BULLOCK, Auslin LYNN BUNNELL, Waco DONNA BURKETT, Irving KARA LOU BURLESON, Farmingfon, SAMMIE BYARS, Marlin DONNA BYNE, Waco JANET BYOUS, Eunice, N.M. N.M. DAN EDWIN BYRD, New Orleans, La. TANYA BYRD, Albany, Ga. SAMMIE KAY CAFFEY, Posl' GORDON C. CAMERON, Builer, N.J. DAVID CAMPBELL, Mission ROCKIE CANALES, Eagle Lalce DAVID CANTRELL, Dallas GARY CARD, Denver, Colo. JUDYE ANNE CARNETT, Henderson BOB CARPENTER, Comanche JACKIE CARR, Slidell, La. BOB CARROLL, Snyder PATTI CARRUTA, Shawnee, Olcla. BARBARA CATES, Sanderson JERRY CEARLEY, Graham CAROLYN CHABYSEK, Houslon MARY CHAMBERS, Benlon, Arlc. JANYTH CHANEY, Irving MARK CHANEY, Galveslon SHEROLYN CHASTAIN, Pasadena ANITA MARIE CHERRY, San Anlonio WENDY CHEUNE, Kowloon, Hong Kong BRUCE CHRISTOPHERSON. Silver Bell, Ariz ELAINE CLANTON, Longview JAMES CLEMENT, Richardson LAMARR CLEMONS, Arnlle, La. MARION CLINE, I-Iouslon MARY ANN CLOUD, Comanche MARY CLUCK, Abilene GARY L. COKER, Waco CHARLOTTE COLE, Bryan JAMES COLE, Midland JERRY DON COLE, Forl Worlh INA RAE COLLINS, Evansville, lnd. THOMAS LEE COLLINS, Rapid Cily. DAVID COLVIN, Mansfield, La. JAMES C. COMER, Morgan Cily, La. BEVERLEY CONWAY, El Paso LARRY COOK, Espanola. N.M. LARRY COPPEDG, Cuero FAYE CORNELIUS, Amarillo S Freshmen BETTY COSTON, San Benilo ROY RICHARD COSTON, Dallas JO COURMIER, Orange CARLA JO COWLEY, Waco MARSHA COX, Corrizo Springs JAMES CRAIN, Waco CAMILLA CREAGER, Rock Island, III. MARY ALICE CROK, Fallurrias EVA ANN CROPTS, Terrell CONNIE CROSS, Midwesl Cily, Okla. CRIS CROSS, Farminglon, N.M. SHERWIN CRUMLEY, Seagaville DONNA CRUMPTON, Waco ALAN CULPEPPER, Louisville, Ky. JIMMY CUMMINGS, Lubbock FRANCES CUNNINGHAM, Bryan TOM CURRAN, Wiclwila Falls HOUSTON LEE DANIEL, Liberly RUSTY DARGEL, Donna SUZANNE DARNELL, Dallas CAROLYN DAVIDSON, Wiclwifa Falls NANCY DAVIDSON, Wiclwila Falls GEORGE H, DAVIS, San Anlonio STEVE DAVIS, Rome, Ga. FRANCY DAWKINS, Monalwans BOB DEAN, Triloloell, Miss. MACK DEAN, Gilmer RICHARD DEFEE, Livinqslon CAROL ANN DEROSA, Waco DOUGLAS DETEAU, Waco DIANA DICKSON, Corsicana VICKY LEE DILL, Midland BOBBY DILLARD, For? Worlli PHYLLIS DOOLEY, Bryan SUZY DOOLEY, Anson DIANA DOTSON, I-Iouslon JAY DOWD, Corsicana SUE DOWNE, Juslin JOHN MICHAEL DUNCAN, Miami. DAVID DUIVENDYK, Waco MARY K. DUNWODY, Waco HENRY A. DURHAM, Comanche DAVID EAST, Monroe, La. PAT EDGAR, Dallas MICHAEL EDLER, S+. Joseph, Mo. HARRIET EDWARDS, Garland EMILY EICHELBERGER, Auslin JACK EISENHART, San Anlonio LYNNE ELKINS, Irving SUSAN ELLISOR, I-Iouslon Fla SANDY ELWELL, Eureka springs, Ark. CHARLES EUBANK, Waco GEORGE E. EVANS, Lander, Wyo. NORMAN EVANS, Waco SYANDRA FADAL, Waco CHERRY FAGG, McGregor LOIS ANN FANETTE, Mobile, Ala. LYNDA DIANE FANT, Housfon LOUISE FARISS, La Marque RODGER FARLEY, San Anronio DENNIS FARNHAM, Hialeah, Fla. ANNETTE FERGUSON, Phoenix, Ariz. CAROL FERGUSON, Albuquerque, N.M. KENNETH FIELDS, Ralls LEAH FINDLEY, Ennis BARRY LEE FIRESTONE, Shreveporl, La. MIKE FISHER, Phoenix, Ariz. LEAH FLEMING, Allanla, Ga, DAN FLORENCE, Allanla WENDELL FLOYD. I-lunfsville PATRICIA FOGARTY, Thomasville, Ala. SYLVIA FORESTER, Dallas CHARLES FORTINBERRY, Wichiia Falls JULIA FOSTER, Porf Arrhur MARY JO FOSTER, Pasadena PATRICIA FOWLER, Van Nuys, Calif. BECKY FOX, Louisville, Ky. MARY KAY FRANCIS, Clovis, N.M. LINNET FRAZIER, McKenny SHERRY FREE, Beaumonf KAYE FREEMAN, Waxahachie LARRY FREEMAN, Rosebud MARY MARGARET FREEMAN. Hof Springs. Ark. JONATHAN F. FRICKE, Slarnford, Conn. CHARLES FRONEBERGER, Sulphur Springs JIMMY FROST, Odessa KITTY FULLER, Vicrorville, Calif. MARGARET FULLER, Grand Prairie PAT FULLERTON, Monre Visla, Colo. Li 7 -wer Y JERRY FULTON, Waco GEORGE GARNER, Seagoville LINDA GARNER, Bryan ANN GARNETT, Spearman BETSY GEORGE, I-louslon NANCY LOU GIBSON, Corsicana LINDA GILBERT, Houslon GLYNN W. GILCREASE, Weslaco CHARLOTTE ANN GILLIAM, Godley SID GLASSCOCK, Waco LAVERNE GOETZ, Dallas RONALD E. GOFORTH, Plano GLYNDA GRAGG, Amarillo CARLA GRAHAM, Monahans TONY W. GREAVES, Lamesa BOBBY GREEN, Ausfin CHARLES GREGORY, Corpus Chrisli LA NEIL GREGORY, Housfon DONALD JOE GRESSETT, Waxahachie ELIZABETH GROVE, Beeville CHARLES K. GROWDON, San Anfonio SKIPPER HILL, Abilene CARY HILLIARD, Canlon LEA ANN HODEK, Houslon KAYE HODGES, Waxahachie LARRY HODO, Evanf MIKE HOFFMAN, Lillle Rock, Ark. FRANKLIN HOLCOMB, Marshall LOU ANN HOLLAND, Marble Falls JOHN HOLLIS, Nalchez, Miss. EVELYN JANET HOLSOMBACK, Baylown JAY A. HOLT, San Anlonio MARGUERETTE HOLT, Snyder BRENDA GUARR, Meridian, Miss. FRED GUFFIN, I-Iouslon JOHN GUINN, Cleburne BENNEE BETH GULINSON, Belleville, III GINA GUMAER, Park Foresl, III. MARILYN HACKETT. Gailhersburg, Md. WAYNE HALBERT, San Benilo ANDREA HALL, Ilayellevllle, Ark. JACKIE HILL, Tyler KENT HAMILTON, Oklahoma Cily, Okla. CAROL ANN HAMZY, Dallas MARY ELLEN HANDY, Beeville YVONNE HANER, Alice JERRY LYNN HANEY, Sulphur Springs CAROL ANN HARDY, Malakolf CHARLES HARKER, Waco SHIRLEY HARKEY, Denver, Colo. JULIE HARMANSON, EI Campo JACK HARRIS, Jackson, Miss. JOHNNY HARRIS, Dalharl LEROY HARRIS, W'aco LYNNDA HARRISON, Forl Worlh MICHAEL JAY HARTER, I-Iamilion HARRY G. HATTEN, I-lolden, La. PATRICIA HAWKINS, I-Iernpsiead BILLY HAYES, Tyler GINGER HEARN, Dallas WANDA HEFFNER, Granire Falls, N.C. GARY HELBING, Madison, Wis. JIM HELGESON, Denver, Colo. RAYMOND HENDERSON, Palesfine WILLIAM HENDERSON, Graham DANA HENRY, Freeporl DANNY HENSON, Garland LINDA HENSON, Roswell, N.M. DIANA HERRING. Waco PENNY HERRING, Waco MARTIN HERRINGTON, Rayville, La. RONALD HERSCHMAN, Shawnee Mission Kansas GARY HEXT, La Marque JOHN DAVID HICKS, Liflle Rock, Ark. CAROL ANN HILL, Bryan JOHNNIE FRANCES HUGHES, Lon JUDY HUGHES, Wiclcell SHEILA HUGHES, Locklwarl RON HULETT, Sunrise Beach, Mo. CAROLYN HUMPHREYS, Marla BETTY HUMPHRIES, Eldorado CLAUDIA HUMPHRIES, Bryan DAVID HUNDLEY, Temple CAROLYN HUNT, Waco LINDA HUNTER, Odessa CONNIE HUTTON, Cranfills Gap R. MACK IRWIN, Milwaukee, Ore. KAY ISBELL, Irving SUSIE ISBELL, F+.Wor+l1 RICHARD W. JACKSON, EI Dorado SHARON JACKSON, I-lunlsville HARRIET JEANFREAU, Corrigan FRED EARL JENNINGS, Cleburne ERA LOU JERNIGAN, Houslon BILL JOHNSON, Tucson, Ariz. EDDIE JOHNSON, Dallas JAN JOHNSON, Waco JUDY JOHNSON, Russellville, Ky. LINDA J. JOHNSON, Nacogdoclwes PAULA JOHNSON, Cliflon ELAINE JOINER, Birmingham, Ala. CAROL JOLLY. I-louslon DAVID JONES, Coral Gables, Fla. GARY JONES, Fl. Worllw JESSE JONES, Pampa JOY KAREN JONES, Dallas MERINDA JONES, Por? Arflwur RONNY JONES, Auslin POLLY JOPLIN, San Anlonio PHILMORE J. JOSEPH, Dallas LESLIE KELLEY, College Slalion WALTER KELLEY, Ferris JUDY KELLY, Temple CHERRY KELLY, Reagan SUE KEMPER, Marshall MARY ANN KENDRICK, Abilene DICK KETTLER, Waco e Oak JANIE HOOKS, Waco L. F. HOOTEN, Cooper SUSAN HORNING, Coco Solo, Panama BETINA HOWARD, Dallas JOHN M. HOWARD, Gladwyne, Pa. MICHAEL HOWARD, Ridgewood, N.J. JUDY HOYLE, Nasliville, Tenn. PHILLIP HUBBLE, Van KAREN HUCKLEBERRY, Dallas DUNCAN HUDNELL, Clovis, N.M. STEVE HUDSON, Casa Grande, Ariz. CAROLYN HUGHES, Dallas Freshmen RUSSELL KIBBE, Dallas SALLY KILGORE, Waco JOHN D. KING, Hazelwood, Mo, KATINA KING, Baylown KENNETH KING, Waco KENNETH LLOYD KING, Livingslon WILLIAM P. KINBALL, Endwell, New CALVIN KIRKHAM, Crane FRED KIRKLAND, Waco TERRY KITE, Oak Ridge, Tenn. DIANE LENORE KNAPE, Dallas GRETCHEN KNAPP, Harlingen MICHAEL KOEN, San Anronio GARY KORNELL, Evansville, Incl. CARLA KSIONDA, Sweeny LIBBIE LACY, Dallas ROBERT ODELL LAMB, Dallas JOYCE LEBER, Mallnis JEANNIE LECHNER, Greenville MICHAEL LAMKIN, Pasadena SUZANNE LAMOUREUX, Waco EDWIN LANE LANGFORD, Bandera GAY LARSON, Dallas KAREN LAVENDER, Hillsboro Freshmen York SUSIE LAYNE, Oqlesby DON LEACH, Dallas MARY CAROLYN LEDBETTER, Missio SKIPPY LEE, Pasadena DELEMA LEFERRE, Roclcpori' YVONNE LELAIDIER, Crislobal, Cana DAVID LENGEFELD, Hamilron ELIZABETH LENN, San Anlonio LYNN LENOIR, DeKalb CHARLES W. LEVERKUHN, Housfon EDDIE LEWIS, FI. Woriln BENJA LIGHTFOOT, Alvarado GRADY LIGON, Lol? LAVON LINDSLEY, Wiclwira LYNETTE LOCHAUSEN, San Anlonio BEE LOGHRY, Auslin MARIE LONG, Grapeland HAROLD W. LOVEDAY, Irving MARTIN LUMPKIN, Richardson CAREN LUNDBERG, Dallas PAULA KAY LYALL, San Anlonio BETTE GAIL McCALL, Waco CAROLYN MCCASLIN. Tyler JACQUELYN MCCLAIN, Housfon SUSIE MCCLANAHAN, Houslon NARCIADA McCLINTON, Coolidge DIXIE MCCOLLUM, Hollywood, Calif. JUDITH ANN TRAWEEK MCCOY, C TOM McCRORY, Dallas CAROLYN ANN MCDADE, Quilman H I Zone rowell MARILYN YVONNE MARTIN, Sloclcclale TONY MARTIN, Arlinglon RUDY L. MASON, Van Horn BETTY MATHIAS, Forl Worlh VIRGINIA MATLACK, Cleburne DON MATTINGLY, Wichila Falls PATRICIA MATTLAGE, McGregor MERRYLEE MAYEDA, Chicago, lll. JERRY GENE MAYO, Denver. Colo. SHARON MAYS, Corlez, Colo. CHARLES E. MAXWELL, Houslon ALICE MEADOR, Vinlon, Va. LOYCE MEADOWS, Marshall SALLY MEADOWS, Porl Arlhur DANNY MEEKS, Forl Worlh EARL MERRITT, Waco JACK MERRITT, Shreveport La. MARY MIDDLETON, Corsicana CYNTHIA SUE MILAM, Dhahran, Saudi A BEVERLY MILLER, Livingslon DAVID H. MILLER, San Anlonio JAMES F. MILLER, Mission JIM MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, Olqla. JOHN EDDIE MILLER, Sedalia, Mo. RUTH ANN MILLS, Mobile, Ala. JOAN MIMS, Porl Arfhur SANDRA MINOR, Washinglon, D.C. EUGENIA MINTON, Hemphill DOUGLAS MIRES, O'Donnell WRIGHT MITCHELL, Phoenix, Ariz. rabia MYRNA McDONOUGH, Roclcporl CAROL McDOWELL, Walker AFB. N.M CHRISTINE McDOWELL, Ferris CONNIE McDOWELL, Dallas LAILA McEWEN, McComb, Miss. JANICE MCFADDEN, San Anlonio DEANNA McGILL, Dallas RENEE McGlLL, Waco DANNY McLEAN, Waco RUTHIE McMlLLAN, Wichila Falls SUSAN McMlLLAN, Anglelon RICHARD F. McMULLEN, Dallas RUTH MCMURTY, Henderson, Ky. CHERI McNABB, Loclcharl REBECCA McNAlR, Shreveporl, La. JANET McNEE, Waco JERRY MCRAE, Waco BETTY MCWILLIAMS, Waco DONALD MADDOX, Hollywood, Calif. KATHLEEN MAHAN, Woodville JAMES MALONE. Seymour JUDY MANN, Bradford, Pa. LINDA MARRS, Waco JAMES F. MARTIN, Waco BETH NIMMONS, Eagle Lake CLIFFORD NIVEN, Prairie Village. Kan. CANDY NOBLITT, Pampa LINDA NORMAN, Denver Cily PRICE NORMAN, Corpus Clirisli TOM NORTHEN, Hamplon, Va. CYNTHIA NOTO, Bryan TOMMY NUNNELLEY, BirmingI1an'1,Ala STEVE OBER, Clarendon, Ark. JOAN OBERG, Houslon JIMMIE REX ODOM, Waxanaclwie IDA OGILRIE, Forr Irwin, Calif. ESTEBAN OLMEDA, San Luis, Argenfina ROSEMARYiO'N EAL, Haliiesburg, Miss. ROBERT ORR, Auslin BILLY OSTROM, Waco BEVERLY OSWALT, McAllen FRANCES OUTHIER, Waco JAMES W. OVERBY, Barllesville, Okla. CAROLYN OWEN, Dallas DWAYNE OWEN, EI Dorado, Ark. MARY SUE OWEN, Ricliardson SUE PACE, Lubbock DEANNA PAINTER, Dallas JOYCE RUTH PALMER, Los Fresnos SUSAN PARK, Forl Srnilli, Ark. DOTTIE PARRISH, Dallas SUSAN PARRY, Wicliila Falls CHARLES PATTERSON, Waco DON PATTERSON, Norfolk, Va. JACK PATTERSON, Auslin HOWARD M. PATTON, Lone Slar JOANNA PATTON, Uvalde JOEY PAUL, Mobile, Ala. KAY LYNNE PAXTON, Waco SALLY MIZE, l-louslon DIANNE MONROE, Taylorsville, Miss KAREN MONTGOMERY, Perryfon TERESA MONTGOMERY, Decalur SYLVIA MOODY, Worlliarn BARRY MOORE, Hamlin BETH MOORE, San Diego, Calif. CATHERINE MOORE, Houslon CHARLENE MOORE, Waco ROBERT T. MOORE. San Anlonio SYLVIA MOORE, Waco LINDA MORGAN, Pasadena VERA MORGAN, I-louslon PAM MORRISON, Manslield STAN MORTENSON, Canlon, Olilo MARILYN JAN MOSELEY, Rochelle ROY MOSLEY, Forl Worlln CAROL MUENZLER, Abilene PHYLLIS MIURHEAD, Waxalwacliie FLORA MURPHREE, Lillle Rock, Ark. CAROLYN MURPHY, Waco DWYANE MURPHY, Longview WOODROW E. MURREY, Marshall ENID MYERS, Denison STEVE MYERS, Piggoll. Ark. SHIRLEY J. NAIL, Pearsall BETTY JAYNE NELLE, Irving MARY BETH NELSON, Bee-ville BILL NESBITT, Galesville CAROLE ANN NEWMAN, Kilgore MARTHA NEWPORT, Forl Worllw NANCY NEWTON, Del Rio RALPH NICHOLS, ForlWorll'1 ANDY NICOLAISEN, Crisloloal, Canal Zone TOMMIE NIELSEN, Por'rArII1ur MILDRED LYNETTE PAYNE, Clinfon, Maryland KAY PENDERGRAFT, Garland PHILIP PENDLETON, Shamrock GEORGE PEPPER, Dallwarl JIM PERRY, Hamilton LINDA PETERSON, Cresl Vine Grove, Kenfucky PATRICIA ANN PETERSON, Waco MICHAEL RAY PETRACEK, Alamogordo New Mexico ROBERT PETTIT, San Angelo TERESA PHELPS, Eldorado JEAN PHILLIPS, Ballwin, Missouri LOU PHILPOT, ForIWorIl1 JANELLE KAY PICKETT, Por? Neclnes STEVEN PIERSON, EI Cenlro, Calif. MARTHA PILLANS, Corsicana BABS PIPKIN, l-louslon ANDY PITTMAN, Memphis, Term. ROBBIE PLUMMER, Carrolllon PAMELA POOLE, Slfierman ANNA PORTER, Temple DIANE PORTER, Longview KEN POST, Kenedy DON POST, Kenedy ANNE POWELL, Bellaire STEVE POWELL, McKinney BRENDA J. POYNOR, Dallas LARRY PRICE, Talnolca MARY ANN PRICE, Marlin' SUE PRICE, Pampa BUNNY PRIEST, Dallas VIC PRITCHARD, Cleburne PRISCILLA PRITCHETT, Plainview BEVERLY PRESLEY, Longview LARRY W. PRESCOTT, Houslon JONNA PUCKETT, Fr. Worlh PAT PULLIG, Slamps, Ark. GARDNER MICHAEL PURDY, Macon ELMER PURIFOY, Wesl' ANNE PYM, Juneau, Alaska ANN RADNOR, l-louslon JOHN WILEY RAINS, San Anlonio BETSY RAMEY, Bellaire SANDY RAWLINGS, Lampasas LINDA REED, Millinqfon, Tenn. DONNA REESE, l-louslon CALVIN T. REETZ, Waco JERRY D. REEVES, Groves JIM RENFRO, Waco JANE RENFROW, Lulkin SHERRY RENFROW, San Anlonio DINAH RICE, Topeka, Kansas LINDA RICHARDS, Houslon DENNIS D. RICHMOND, Plnoenix, Ariz. RONALD RIDINGS, Temple JERRY D. ROACH, Roanoke KATHY ROBBINS, Hof Springs, Ark. BENNIE L. ROBERTS, Alice DONNA E. ROBERTS, Garland JOHNNY ROBERTS, Covinglon, Tenn. EVERETT ROBERTSON, Orange JOE ROBERTSON, Waco MARGARET ROBERTSON, Lawrence, Kansas JOYCE ROBINSON, Norllw Liflle Rock, Ark. RODERICKS ROBINSON, March Field AFB, Calif CAROLYN RODGERS, Tolco CAROL ANN ROGERS, Hearne CURTIS ROGERS, Dallas KATY ROGERS, Waco LEE ROGERS, Kilgore PEGGY ROGERS, San Anfonio WILLIAM ROHR, Riallo, Calil. WYNN ROLF, Eagle Lake DON ROOSE, San Anlonio WANDA ROSENE, Houslon JEANNE ROSS, Auslin KENNETH ROSS, Joinerville PATRICIA ROWAN, Eglin AFB, Fla. VEDA ROWLAND, Kellering, Olwio HARRIETT RUBEL, Waco SIEGFRIED RUPP, Brazil DON RUTLEDGE, Marianna. Ark. PAT RUSHING, Calverf JAMES RYAN, Lake Jackson STEPHEN SAINE, Herrin, III. BONNIE SANDERS, Wicliila Falls CONNIE SANDERS, Wicliifa Falls ROGER W. SANDERS, Waco SUZIE SANDFORD, Arlinglon KAY SAPP, Harlingen KAREN SUE SATTERLEE, Houslon PEGGY SCHILLER, Cameron SONJA SANETTE SCOGGIN, Waco TOMMY SCRIVNER, Shamrock PAULA ANN SEATON, Grolon, Conn. CAROL SETTERBERG, Oklahoma Cily, Okla. BOB SEVRA, Prairie Village, Kansas RENEE SHADID, Borger WALLY SHAMBURGER, San Juan i CHARLES M. SHAW, Leland, Miss. Freshmen SHERRY SMITH, Teoque SUSANNE SMITH, Housion BARRY SNOWDEN, Alice HAL SOUTHER, Kansas Ciiy, Missouri NANCY STAMEY, Easianollee, Georgia MARILYN STANDRIDGE. Clovis, New Mexico KAREN STANFORD, Taylor GEORGE STAPLES, Applelon, New Yorlc JOY ANN STARR, Waco DORA STEAKLEY, Odessa MICHAEL CHARLES STEARMAN, DeSo+o MARY MARTHA STEED, Plainview BARBARA STEINER, Dallas DANNY LEE STEWART, Dallas MARY SUE STICKEL, Mason, Illinois TOMMY STILES, Palacios MINNIE STEMSON, Kenedy SHARON STOCKARD, Graham KENNETH STOCKDALE, Ardmore, Olrla. DONNA LEA STONE, Travis AFB, Calif. LARRY STORER, Waco ALBERT STRESING, Sumler, SOUII1 Carolina SHARON STRICKLAND, Dallas ANN SULLIVAN, Indeanola, Miss. LARRY SULLIVAN, Ranger FRANCES SUDBURY, Waco ALLEN SWAIN, Sfeplnenville JAN SWANSON, Dallas DAVID SWEETEN, Mission SCOTT D. SWORDS, Peoria, Illinois RICHARD P. TALBERT. China Spring JANE PAMPLIN, Big Spring JANE TATE, Killeen WILSON TATUM, Slwrevepori, La. CAROLYN TAYLOR, Sioclcdale GENE SHELBURNE, Snyder H. WENDELL SHEPARD. Balboa, Canal Zone BILLY JACK SHEPHERD, Hico RONNIE L. SHEPPARD, Ilaly KATHY SHINE, Waco EDDIE SHIRLEY, Midland CAROL ANN SHROYER, Palesiine MELTON IPETEI SIMMONS. Sanla Anna SHERRY SIMMONS, Prospecl I-Ieiglwis, Illinois AMY SINGLETON, Dickinson WANDA SKAGGS, Plano LYDIA SKEEN. Kerrville ROBERT L. SKINNER, Waco RITA SKRABANEK, Marlin BARBARA J. SMITH, Harlingen CAROLYN LEA SMITH, Dallas HELEN LOUISE SMITH, Corpus Clnrisli JOHN A. SMITH III, Cameron PATSY RUTH SMITH, Raymondville PEGGY SMITH, Pauls Valley, Olcla. ROBERT SMITH, Dallas CRIS TAYLOR, Beaumonl WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, Waco MARY TEAGUE, Wichila Falls MARILYN TERENCE, Houslon DAVID TERRY, I-louslon CAROL TENBERG, Waco ROBERT THOE, Chula Visfa, Calif. BRUCE THOMAS, Billings, Monr. DIANA THOMAS, Kansas Ciiy, Mo. JAN BROWN THOMAS, Dallas LORA ANNE THOMAS, Granger PAM THOMAS, Tulsa, Olcla. SUSAN THOMAS, Kansas Cify, Mo. ALICE ANN THOMPSON, Howe ALAINE THOMPSON, San Anlonio BASIL THOMSON, Waco KATHY THURMAN, Pasadena JIMMY TOMERLIN, Mineral Wells SUE TOMLIN, Dallas THOMAS TOMLINSON, Winnebago. Minn SUSAN TORN, I-lousion DENNIS TOSH, Nashville, Tenn. JERRY TOUCHSTONE, Jackson, Miss. DALE TOWNSEND, Waco PHILIP G. TRICE, Gilmer TOBY TRIPP, Odessa DENNIS TROITT, For? Wayne. Ind. ROBERT TURK, Travis AFB, Calif. PATSY TURNIPSEEDE, Beeville CHERYL TWEEDIE, Waco BELINDA TYNES, Marion, lll. DALE UHLER, Ballimore, Md. KENNETH VAN ZANDT, Crane PAT VAUGHAN, Clovis, N.M. RAY VEAZEY, I-lousion SANDRA VELTMAN, Dallas JIM VERHEY, Ailanfa, Ga. LESTER VICAIN, Duncanville GAIL VICK, San Anlonio GORDON R. VIRGO, Waialua, Hawaii DONNA WAKELAND, Waxahachie FRAN E. WALKER, Sroneville, Miss. JAN WALKER. Shreveport La. TOMMY WALKER, Waco CANDACE WALLACE, Waco LAURIE ANN WALLACE, Waco CAROL WALTER, Easiland MARTHA ANNE WALTON, Maplewood, La. CELIA BETH WATERS, Orange BRUCE WATSON, I-Iouslon JAY DON WATSON, Ell FRANCES WARD, Forl' Worih TERRY RUTH WARD, Oalc Harbor, Wash. CONWELL WARE, Harlingen GINNY WARREN, Hope, Arla. LYNN WEEMS, Suilman SUZANNE WEIMER, Forf Worrh DURWOOD WHITE, Sudan KING WHITE, McRae, Ga. SUZANNE WHITE, Cleburne WILLIAM HUGH WHITE, Carrollron ALLEN WIESE, Calverf DENTON WIGENTON, Dallas REBECCA WIKSTROM, For? Smith, Arlc. LYNETTE WILKERSON, Hitchcock MARILYN WILKINS, Basfrop ANNE WILLIAMS, Malakoff EDITH J. WILLIAMS, Paducah, Ky. GRADENE WILLIAMS, Housfon JAMES C. WILLIAMS, Concord, Calif. JOHN T. WILLIAMS, San Angelo KAY WILLIAMSON, Dallas DALE T. WILLIAMSON, New Orleans, La. PARKER WILLSON, For+ Worfh DORIS WILSON, Conlon LARRY WILSON, San Anfonio WILLIAM T. WILSON, Killeen NELWYN WISCHAN, Shrevepori, La. NANCY WITT, Frisco LYNN WITTE, Dallas TOMMY WITTEN, Ollon JIM WOLFE, Abilene FRED WOOD, Odessa MARTHA WOODFIN, Fresno MICHAEL WOODSAN, Waco JANITH WOOLEY, Mobile, Ala. SHARON WOOLEY, Waco PAT WORKMAN, Abilene LINDA WREN, Waco KAY YARBROUGH, Waco NED YATES, Shreveport La. BETHA K. YOUNG, Forl' Worlh DAVID JOE YOUNG, Tampa, Fla. FRANK R. YOUNG, Temple SAMIRA ZUMOT, Amman, Jordan Freshmen Freshman Snaps This is a 'Baylor woman,? Freshman Class presidential candidates boost spirit at the first football game. Class rivalry brings the Freshman-Sophomore fight. David Farr imparts sage advice to a slime.,' 376 1 I SCHOOL BUSINESS Mrs Marie Edmondson Recorder Sfudenfs and faculfy of fhe l-lanlcamer School of Business are firmly commiffed fo Baylor's quesf for educafional excellence. During fhe pasf year fhere has been increasing evidence of sfudenf inferesf in and dedicafion fo fhe pursuif of learning and a greafer realizafion of fhe disfincfive challenge fo be mef by fhe School of Business. The School of Business sfands firmly wifh Presidenf, fhe faculfy, and fhe sfudenf body of fhe Universify in seeking fo build an ever-beffer Baylor. Along wifh a susfained emphasis on scholarship musf be an all-ouf efforf fo secure greafer financial supporf fo rnainfain a scholarly faculfy and provide fhe addifional needed facilifies. Wifhouf preiudice fo ofher needed facilifies, fhe promised new mod- ern library rafes fhe highesf priorify among fhe needs of our school. ALDON S. LANG, Ph.D. Dean of Hanlcamer School of Business .19-1 Miss Gerry Frederick, B.B.A. Secrefary fo fhe Dean Mrs. Beffy Smifh, M.A. Adminisfrafive Assisfauf Y - g1. . 1 Q, Roderick L. Holmes, D.B.A., C.P.A. James W. Parsons, Ph.D., C.P.A. Mrs. Joyce Dean, M.B.A C P A i Accounfing Accounfinq Accounfing eparfmenf Accounting Emerson Henke, D.B.A., C.P.A. Chairman of fhe Accounfing Deparfmenr Miss Carol Lynn Bergold, B.B.A. Mrs. Ruih Gilbert M.S. Jack Hudson, B.A. Accounfing Accounfing Accounfing -W-,..,..,,,,wW 'sv 'u2:5i?fHZf5..Q ' , 1 I .-my '15, .., v A '01 ' A s I. 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Chairman of flue Economics Deparlmenl' Grady H. Langford, Jr M S Economics Sidney A. Williams, Pl1.D. Wilberf Clyde Robinson, M.A. George Sadler, M.S Economics Economics Economics ' '-is QW' as lu' c Q, Z f- Justin G. Longeneclrer, D.B.A. Monroe S. Carroll, Pl1.D. Arch W. Hunt, M.A. Management Management Management Col. Paul Dellinger, M.S. Management Mrs. Helen Ligon, M.A. Co-director ot the Casey Computer Center 'Z ,es-f' Department of Management and Statistics Halsey N. Broom, Ph.D. Ctiairman ot the Management Dept. Wiley D. Rich, Pl1.D., C.P.A. Statistics 'if as i Q 'Mm f ww 19160961 as ,H w-km.u..,, Wig, Department Business Law, Real Esfafe, and Insurance Leslie Rasner, LL.B., M.B.A. Business Law and Insurance Deparfmenf Markefing U V E, Cur+i5 C, Reirgqn' B,S, Girvin H. Sanderson, M.B.A Markefing Manaqemenf Mrs. Helen Lake, M.A. Chairman of +l'1e Secrefarial Sludies Dept Deparfmenf of Secretarial Studies 5 'eee fl ' el ' QQ - -,. L -eW L'h ' ,-D ,, M - TW l'ii'li'w iii. W , tr It fx, WW A , Nt 'Y ,, sci- A. like W tifmgikip i 3 ,Q - zfffgwfsrf' W, V X Vvs ii gs: s Mrs. Gabriella Day, M.Ecl. Mrs. Vernice Robinson, M.A. Secretarial Sludies Secrelarial Sfuclies Department of Business Research Burlce A. Parsons, Pl1.D. Direcfor of Business Research RUSSELL DON BURSON: Killeen: Accounsing: Alpha Kappa Psi, ireas.: Bela Alpha Psi, vice-pres.: Bela Gamma Sigma: lnler- Service Club Council: Business School Council BURTON BURRUS: Baylown: lvlanagemenl: Alpha Kappa Psi, chaplain, alumni secrelary LEE EDWARD BUSH: Alhens: Economics, Finance: Sludenl Con- gress: Freshman BSU: BSU Execulive Council: Alpha Kappa Psi: Baylor Chamber oi Commerce BEVERLY ANN CHIODO: Lealcey: Business-Educalion: Thefa Chi: Pi Omega Pi HERMAN B. CLAWSON: Rosenberg: Managemenl: Oralorio Chorus JON COOK: Groesbeclc: Accouniing WILLIAM E. CURTIS: Tyler: Real Eslale TOM DAVIES: San Anionio: lvlanagemenl: Tryon Colerie CAROLYN DAVIS: Waco: Secrelarial Sludies: Sigma Pi BILLY DALE ALLEN: Alvarado: Finance, lvlarlceling: Band: Or- cheslra ZOLTON BENYUS, JR.: Slamlord, Conn.: Economics, Finance: Swimming leam: A.A.U.: Young Republicans: Siudenl Courl: Kolcernol House Council GUS BLACKSHEAR: Dallas: Accouniing, Business: Circle K, lreas.: Alpha Chi: Bela Gamma Sigma: Bela Alpha Psi, pres.: Omicron Delia Epsilon, lnler-Service Club Council, pres,: Disl. Dean's Lisl BOB BOBBITT: Dallas: lvlanagemenl: Tryon Colerie: Vice-Pres. Freshman Class PERRY BOLIN: McKinney: lvlanagemenl: Sludenl Congress: School ol Business Council: Foofball Mgr.: Alpha Kappa Psi: Who's Who Nominee HAROLD DON BOOZER: Pasadena: Marlceling, Business: Varsily Poolball: B Club DELORES ANN BRAZEAL: Bellaire: Accounling: Bela Alpha Psi, Sec.: Phi Gamma Nu, lreas.: Thela Chi, pledge advisor: Laurel Sociery, lreas.: B,R.l-I. Choir: BSU: Jaclcson I-lughes Scholarship Award: Bela Gamma Sigma MAURICE R. BROWN: Junclion: Business, B.A. JERRY LEE BROWN: Springfield, Tenn.: Management Econom- ics: Lambda Sigma Chi, pres.: S.A.lv1.: AFROTC Drill Team A s Q 1' ,F 5-Q4 QW 'WN ov' 14 we 'E :CU EW, wiv -K, .Gif rv-Q JOHN DAVIS: Cuero: Accounling: Alplva Kappa Psl RALPH A. DAVIS: Pasadena: Business Journallsm, Manage- menl Plwoloqraplwy: Sigma Della Cnl: Nose Brollwerlnood, pres: Round Up pBoloqraplwer: Baylor Masonlc Lodge BRUCE EDENFIIELD: Spr'nq Valley, Calllf Economlcs' Plsl Mu AlpI1a:Cl'1apelCI1olr: BRH Cllolr HERBERT L. EVANS: Waco: Managernenl, Economics: Bowl- ing Team JAMES ALLEN FARLEY: Temple: Accounling ROBERT A. FITZ: Houslen: BBA-LLB: Bela Gamma Sigma: Young Democrals, pres. WRIGHT FRIDAY: Uvalde: Managernenl: Alplwa Kappa Psl: Baylor Rodeo Club pres., vlce-pres, JAMES K. FULLER: Waco: Markellng: Newman Club, pres. LEWIS W. GARNER: San Anlonio: Psychology, Buslness: Alplna Kappa Psi: PslCl1l GENE GIBSON: Calverfg- Insurance, Economics: Young Re- publicans H. SHERWOOD ISKIPI GRIFFIN: San Anfonlo: Economics: Alplwa Kappa Psi BOBBY JAMES GRIMSLEY: Cleveland: Management Gen. Buslness: Alplwa Kappa Psl: Baylor Opera: Oralorlo Choir BILLY SAM GULLION: Waco' Manaqernenl: Baylor ROTC: Esqulre WILLIAM G. HABICHT: Mayville, N,Y.: Accounlinq, Man- aqemenl: Bela Gamma Sigma MURIEL CATHERINE HAMES: Brookfield, Ill.: Business Edu, sallon Economics, Newman Club, sec., lreasurer, vlce-presi- denl SHERRON HARE: New London: Business Educalion, Eco- nomics, Finance: Bela Gamma Sigma: Pi Omega Pl: Tlnela Clmi HAROLD LYNN HARGROVE: Belton: Markelinq, Eco- nornics LYNN JOYCE HARPER: Waco: Secrelarlal Sludies FRANK M. HARRELL, JR.: Florence. S.C.: Finance and Sa- cred Music' Clramber Choir: Opera A DAVID HENNESSEE: Harlingen: Accounlinq: Sludenl Cone dress' Alpla Phi Omega vice-pres. pres.: Befa Alpha Psi, vice-pres.: AFROTC JACK LLOYD HILL: Houslon: Finance and Economics SUSAN HOLT: Durango Colo.: Business Educalion: Pi Alpha Lambda: Pi Omega Pi pres.: Thela Chi, pledge capl,: Bela Gamma Sigma WHITELAW H. HUNT: Auqusla, Ga.: Manaqemenl: Golden Wave Band: Lambda Sigma Chi: KYBS: Men's I.C.C.: ROTC CLOISE JAMES JACOBUS, JR.: Lubbock: General Business ROY KARR: Odessa: Manaqemenl LA RUTH KENDRICK: Falls Church, Va.: Business Educalion: Del+a Alpha Pi, lreas.: Pi Omeqa Pi, vice-pres.: Thela Chi, pres.: secrelary ol Business School Council: Senior Class oricer KATHLYN ANN KEY: Macon Miss.: Managemenl CAROLE KINSLOW: Temple: Business Educalion: Kappa Thela WILLIAM ICHUCKI J. KREMER: Colorado Springs, Colo.: Accounlinq: Arnold Air Sociely: Esquire Club JANIS KAY LARD: Dallas: Secrelarial Sludies: Freshman A Cappella Choir: Chapel Choir JERRY V. LESLIE: Terrell: Managemenl ROBERT DELANE MAEDGEN, JR.: Waco: Accounling: Bela Alpha Psi: Waco Rolary Club Scholarship, l962 GARY MANSKER: Beeville: Accounling: Alpha Kappa Psi: Bela Alpha Psi: Chamber of Commerce: Senior Class pres.: ISCC: pres., Advisory Board WAYNE E. MARCY, JR.: Fresno: Finance: Alpha Kappa Psi TOM MAREK: Albuquerque, N.M.: Economics and Polilical Science: Democral Club BARRY WARD MARTIN: Dallas: Marlcelinq and Managemenl ALBERT WELDON MILLS: La Feria: Accounling: ROTC: Bela Alpha Psi: Bela Gamma Sigma PATTY MYERS: Dallas: Oliice Adrninislralion, Economics: Alhenean Club PATRICIA NELL NEBLETT: Dallas: Marlcelingg Thela Chi, hislorian: Bela Gamma Sigma: Dawson House Council TOLBERT N. NEWMAN: Kaly: Finance COLEADUS E. NOYES: Ferl Smilh, Arla: Accounling: Bela Alpha Psi: Bela Gamma Sigma DONNY S. PAGE: Highlands: Managemenl PAT PARCHMAN: Memphis, Tenn.: Business Educalion: Phi Bela Mu: Junior Class secrelary: Columbus Avenue College Council PHIL PARKER: Odessa: BusinessAManagemeni: Tryon Colerie JAMES G. PARSONS: Mexico Cify: Managemeni: Della Sigma Pi: Esquire: Gymnaslics Team 'bl-'62 KENNETH MARTIN: Waco: Managemenl NEIL MARTIN: Housion: Accounling, Economics: Chamber of Commerce: Young Republicans JERRY A. MAYNARD: Olclahoma Cily, Okla.: Business Man- agemenl: Freshman Baseball: Alpha Phi Omega DAVID RAY MCATEEE Rosebud: Economics: Tryon Coierieg Bela Gamma Sigma: presidenl ol: Men's ICC HENRY J. McCLUSKY, JR.: Dallas: Bela Gamma Sigma: Phi Ela Sigma: sec.-lreas., Freshman Law Class: member, Baylor Law Board oi Governors VIRGINIA MCCOMB: Corpus Chrisli: Business, Economics ELEANOR MCCOMBS: Vxfoodyille: Business Educalion: Eco- nomics: Kappa Thela: Dawson House Council pres.: Woma en's Sludeni Goyernrneni: Baylor Bards and Rhapsodies MERLE HARRISON MCGINNES, JR.: Moody: Accounling: Della Sigma Pi MILLICENT ANN HISLOP: Wesi Monroe, La.: Business Edu- calion: Tri-D: Band: Leadership Lab 'ol JIMMIE DAN SIMMONS: Big Spring: General Business BILL SIMPSON: McAllen: Markeling: Foolball CHARLES BYRON SMITH: Hunlinglon: Accounling: Bela Sigma Psi: Bela Gamma Sigma JERIS STALLONS: Forl Worlli: Business Eclucalion: Plwi Bela Mu: Mosl Popular Business Woman KATHY LYNNE STREET: Houslon: Secrefarial Sludiesg Alpha Omega, vice-pres. TOMMY R. STROUD: Waco: Accounling: ROTC NANCY E. TAYLOR: Corpus Clirisli: Accounling: Plii Bela Mu: I-larringlon House Council: WSG SANDRA THETFORD: Axlell: Business Education: Dean's Lisl: Pi Omega Pi: Bela Gamma Sigma LANELLE THOMAS: Texas Cily: Accounling: Bela Alplwa Psi STEVE PAVISH: Lyons, Ill.: Accounling MERVIN D. PETERS: Bryan: Accounling H. ROBERT POWELL: Waco: Economics ancl E-inance: Alplwa Cl1i: Bela Gamma Sigma: Bela Alplia Psi: Omicron Della Epsilon: Plwi Era Sigma: Dean's l.isl': Young Republicans BILLIE REVETT: Waco: Economics RUTH RICHARDSON: Wes? Columbia: Business Educalion: Tliela Clii TAL ROBERTS: Housfon: BBA-LLB: BSU: Soplw. Class pres.: Sludenl Congress: Clsiamber of Commerce MACK L. SACCO: Gilroy, Calif.: Alplfia Kappa Psi, pledge pres. T. BRYAN SEDBERRY: Waco: Accounling: Young Demo- crals Club, rreas., vice-pres. RICHARD S. SIDLES: Temple: Accounling BRAD THOMPSON: San Anlonio: Management Business: Columbus Avenue College Council: Jackson Hughes Schol- arship: BSU Missions LINDA GALE THOMPSON: Irving: Business Educalion, Eco- nomics: Alheneans, reporler, lreasurer: Bards and Rhapsody JUDIE THURBER: Windlhorsl: Secrelarial Siudies, Econom- ics: Thela Chi BERT E. TURNER: Waco: Markeling EDGAR D. VAUGHN: Louisville, Ky.: Managemenl: Dean's Lisl FRANKIE D. WADE: Whilney: Managemenl CONRAD O. WALCH, JR.: Ganado: Accounfing, Econom- ics: Alpha Kappa Psi MARY ALICE WARD: Jacksonville: Secrelarial Sludies, Eco- nomics: A Cappella Chair: BRI-l Choir: Focus Week Hos- pilalify Commilleeg BRH Planning Commillee CARL THOMAS WATKINS: Shelbyville, Mo.: Accounling: Lambda Sigma Chi JIM WILLIAMS: Ozona: Markeling, Economics: Circle K ROBERT WILLIAMS: Teague: Accounling: Alpha Kappa Psi, pres.: Business School Council: Sludenl Congress JERRY WILLIFORD: Kounlze: Accounling: Alpha Kappa Psi, lreas.: Bela Alpha Psi: Business School Council, pres. JUDY WILLOUGHBY: Uvalde: Markeling: Della Alpha Pi: Thela Chi GRADY WILMOTH DANIEL: Memphis, Tenn.: Managemenl SAMUEL RAY WILSON: Springdale, Ark.: Markeling, Eco- nomics: Alpha Kappa Psi T. W. WOODRUFF: I-louslon: Management Business: Fresh- man BSU Council: Freshman Tennis Team RONALD WUENSCH: Houslon: Accounring: Varsily Baseball: Chamber of Commerce: Fellowship of Chrislian Alhleles THOMAS RAY ZEIGLER: Odessa: Accounling: Bela Alpha Psi: Bela Gamma Sigma: Alpha Chi: Console Club KAY ANDERSON, I-louslon GORDON E. ARNOLD, Clillon LYDA LYNN AYCOCK, Teague JANICE ANN BAIN, George Wesl GERALDINE BARKER, Vicloria JUDY BEAVERS, Waco LINDA KAY BELEW, Vernon KEN BENDER, Billings, Monl. TERESA BLACKWELL, San Anlonio GEORGE L. BLAIR, Piedmont Calif. DAVID L. BLANKENSHIP, Flal River, Mo JOHN C. BREIDLING, Mineral Wells NORMA BOLDT, Merlin LINDA BRADLEY, Wesl Monroe, La. PAUL E. BULDAIN, Deming, N.M. TOMMY CALHOUN, Mansfield, La. CHARLES CARR, Waco TED CARROLL, Dallas JAMES T. CARTER, Ml, Calm GERALD CAVANAH, Smillwland, Ky. JEAN CLOYD, Abilene BOB CLUCK, Abilene SUZY COLLINS, Waco MARCELAINE CROCKETT, Waco WAYE CULIVER, Warren, Ariz. ROBERT C. CURTIS. Tyler PENNY DAVIS, Fl. Worfh RICHARD P. DHANES, Albuquerque, RANDY DOWNS. Tafum ERNEST ERICKSON, Cliffon JIM FARLEY, Dallas BILL FERGUSON, Hursf GARY FORD, Amarillo JUDY FREDERICK, Waco PAM GILLIAM, Refugio CLAUDE GOTTHARDT, Pleasanlon JOE GRISSOM, Waco JIM HALEY, Houslon SARAH KAY HANDY. Beeville FREDDY LEE HARPER, Macon, Ga. CRAIG HARRELL, Dallas ROBERT Q. HARRIS, Killeen PATRICIA HARVEY, Shreveport La. GENE HEATLY, Paducah JO ANN HENDRICK, Diboll DONALD HERRING, Waco LYNN HUDDLESTON, Dallas DAVID R. HULL, We-sl Palm Beach, Fla. CLIFF HUMPHREY, Amarillo CHARLES F. JOHNSON, Sunnyvale, C RANDALL K. JOHNSON, McAllen LARRY KELLY, Bellaire JOHNNY KOTHMANN, Juncfion BARBARA KRATZER, Lubbock MARK LANCASTER, Memphis, Tenn. MARY RUTH LEE, Grand Prairie JAMES L. LEWIS, Waco TOM C. LOWERY, Waco BRENDA LYNETTE LYLES, Beaumonl LINDA ANNETTE LYLES, Beaumonl' alif JOHN RATLIFF, Monalwans BOBBY POWERS, Waco THOMAS ALTON REDWINE, Denison PHIL RICHARDSON, Monroe, Georgia MARY ANNETTE ROBERTS, Cryslal Cily BOBBY GENE RODGERS, Waxalwaclwie ARAFAT SAAD, Damascus, Syria ERNEST SEGER, Waco CLAUDIE SELF, Big Spring O. L. SHARP, Waco BILLY DON SHIRLEY, Galesville BOBBYE JO STEAKLEY, Odessa SHARON SWEARINGEN, Ruslon, La. ROBERT TALKINGTON, Dallas J. DARRELL THACKER, Roswell, N.M. RUSSELL J. TORGE, Spring Valley, California ROYCE MARTIN, Pillsburg ANN MATTHEWS, Houslon JAMES A. MATTOX, Dallas BRIAN MAY, Tulare, California JERRY McKAY, Colorado Cily LINDA KAY McKEE, Dodge Cily, Kansas JERRY MCNABB, Loclclwarl' TOM MCPEAK, Pampa CHARLES MITCHELL, Moslneim DONNA L. MOORE, Wesl Monroe, La. ELAINE MOORE, Franklin CURTIS MORRIS, Braslwear RONALD H. MORRIS, Se-agoville JEAN MURRAY, Waco DAVID R. NELSON, I-louslon LINDA SUE NEWMAN, Tulsa, Olclalworna BILLY JOE NlXON,Wl1i+ney LLOYD PACE, San Angelo JIM PARSONS, I-louslon JOHN PATTERSON, Tomball BENNY TORRANCE, Waco JEAN TRAVIS, MempI1Is,Tenn. DAVID NORWOOD VERDERY, Waco ALICE VEST, Alice DAVID WALLACE WALL, HermIeigI'1 CHERYL WALTHALL, Forresi' Cify, Ark. RANDALL WASHINGTON, WaxaI1acI1ie LINDA WHITE, Sulphur, OIcIa. ARTHUR WHITMER, Bayfown LEWIS WILLIAMS, Waco BETTY WINBURN, Liffle Rock, Ark FRANK A. WOOD, Dallas FRED WRIGHT, Waco IRA YOUNG, JR., Waco Reading Room I-IANKAMER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDENT ORGANIZATION Jim Monnig, Jerry WiIIiIord, Pres., Perry BoIIn, Dam SmIII1, Doug JoIm5Ion, RusIy Burson, Dan IvIcEavers, Gerry FrcdrIcI4, Judy IVI Iweimer, Dean Lang, RuII1Ie KendfIcIc, Sec., Judy Fredrick. NOI Plcfured, Robed WIIIiams. S , Bela Gamma Sigma Antique Office Machine Display Awards Banquet Climaxes Alumni Conference Business Alumni Officers Jil? Most Popular Businesswoman-Jeris Stallonsg Most Popular Businessman-Harry Barrettg Most Popular Business Pro- fessor-Mrs. Grady Ligon. Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Hankarner as seen in the Foyer of the Hanlcamer School of Business. ., , NAM., N W . YS: 5 Q B I 1 .J ,fin :haf .W ' :awww--w 15275 ,,,..,,. ,WWW ' f -V 1 , ' ' , ,.a: gpg nam , duno- an-an .,, GGVWV . H . , 396 A favorite course among students-The Baylor Lariat! 1 V38 M, qw if SCHOOL OF NURSING School of Nursing ANNE TAYLOR Dean of fhe School of Nursin Baylor Universify School of Nursing offers a basic four year course leading fo fhe degree, Bachelor of Science in Nursing. As a professional school, if funcfions wifhin fhe policies of fhe universify. The curriculum meefs general Universify require- menfs. lnsfrucfors in fhe school hold regular faculfy ranlc and meef esfablished academic requiremenfs for appoinfmenf. Baylor Universify fosfers a philosophy which promofes Chris- fian ideology, living. and service in coniuncfion wifh academic achievemenf. In keeping wifh fhis philosophy, fhe School of Nursing believes fhaf ifs fofal program should provide opporfu- nifies for fhe sfudenfs fo confinue fo grow spirifually and cul- furally in preparafion for rendering professional service in fhe healfh fields. l Mrs Geddes McLaughlin Mrs. May Johnson Miss Dora Jacob Sarah L. LaBrier Associate Professor of Nursing Assislanf Professor of Nursing Assisfanf Professor of Nursing Assisfanf Professor of Nursing Nancy Willey Virginia Weir Mrs. Louisa King ASSISl'dnf PI'Of6SSOr of NUl'SiI'19 Nursing lnsfrucfor Nursing lnsfrucior ENHY Fulnll Mrs. Melba Baldwin Pauline Mayo Nursing 'lnsfrucfor Assisfanf Professor of Nursing Seniors MARTHA BOWES MALEY: Dallas: SGA: TNSA: BSU ANNE DANIEL MANSUR: Dallas: SGA: TNSA: BSU NICKEY MCCASLAND: Olney: Golden Wave Band: vice-pres. Soph. Nursing Class: SGA: TNSA: BSU Newspaer Ed.: BSU Devoiional Chmn.: SGA Corresponding Sec.: TNSA Re- gional Corresponding Sec. MARY JO MOORE JANE MYRICK: Kosciuslxo, Miss.: SGA: TNSA: BSU Exec. Council, sec.-ireas.: Alpha Lambda Delia: Alpha Chi ELIZABETH NORMAN: Garland: SGA: BSU: TNSA MURIEL PISTONE CAREY ANN SMITH: Waco: Pi Alpha Lambda: Pre-med Club: TNSA, SGA. Lreas.: BSU Exec. Council ELLEN STOESSER: Day- Ion: BSU Exec. Coun- cil: Ursa Minor, Ediior: SGA: TNSA MARTHA JO TEMPLE: Carnegie, Ohla.: SGA, TNSA, BSU MARY ANNE TEMPLE: Carnegie, Okla.: SGA. parl.: TNSA: BS U Greaier Council BARBARA WALKER: Richardson: vice-pres. Freshman Nursing Class: BSU Music Chmn.: SGA, sec.: TNSA DOTTIE WILSON: Dallas: SGA: TNSA: Summer Missionary: BSU Fresh- man Council: BSU Exec. Council: SGA corres. sec. MIMI AKINS: Columbia, Miss.: Siudeni Gov'I. Assoc. second vice-pres.: SGA: BSU: TSNA' I-iolday I-lall House Council JUDY ALMON: Ausfint AO: SGA, iirsl vice-pres: SGA:TNSA GLORIA PAT BARNETT: Orange: Pre-med Club: Alpha Lambda Delia: Alpha Chi: SGA, pres., TNSA SUZIE CARTER: Canion, N.C.: BSU, pres.: Sum- mer Missionary: SGA: TNSA: pres., Freshman Nursing Class: Presidenfs Cabinei: I-louse Coun- C , SANDRA CHILDERS: I-Iereiord: SGA: TNSA: BSU: Delegafe Siaie TNSA Conyen+ion '62, Regional TNSA Delegaie '63. KAY HARLESS: l-iousLon GAYLE HOUSER: Tulsa, Oklan SGA: BSU: TNSA: Pro-med Club GLORIA LINDEN: Roberisdale, Ala.: Alpha. Chi: BSU Exec. Council, Missions and Music Chmn.: SGA: TNSA: BSU Summer Missionary School of Nursing 399 ALITHA BEANE NELDA BENNET EDDIE BUERGER ANA CROUCH BARBARA CROW JOAN DODD RUTH DYCH GEORGIA EDGE RUTH FITE BOBBIE FLETCHER LYDIA FOREMAN KATY GRIFFIN SALLY HART JEAN HOLLY JANICE MONK BARBARA MONTGOMERY ROSEANNE NEFF RON NORBY JEAN OMIYA CAROLYN PECK ELOISE PELANCONI PAT PETERSON PAT SELF BARBARA SHOCKLY ANNELLE SMITH CAROLYN STEWART SUSAN TANNAHILL JANET VANDERS Juniors Hughes, Ahsiman, Milchell, 361 Able, Boyd, 361 Adams, Ann, 361 Adams, Glenda, 361 Adams, Richard C., 361 Adams, Sarah, 361 Ader, Peggy Lynn, 361 Adkins, Frances, 361 Aguillard, Sharon, 361 Akemann, Becky, 361 Akin, Ramona, 361 Alberleen, Rallill, 361 Allison, Ronald, 361, 228 Almond, Carolyn, 361 Almquisl, Nila, 361 Alsup, Pamela Kaye, 361 Allaras, Ronnie, 361 Ames, Cassie, 361 Anderson, Diane L., 361 Anderson, Dona, 361 Anderson, Kay, 361 Andrews, Sandra, 361 Angier, Mariean, 361 Arendall, Douglas, 361 Avery, Diana, 361 Avery, George, 361 Baggell, Donna, 361, 231 Bagley, Roberl, 361 Bailey, James, 361 Bain, William, 361 Baker, Jimmie Diane, 361 Baker, Palsy, 361, 228, 231 Ball, Jeanie, 361 Bane, Bill, 361 Banes, Slanley, 361, 182 Banes, Warren L., 361 Barber, Daniel Lyndon, 361 Barber, Nancye, 361 Bardow, Mary Ellen, 361 Barnard, Marilyn, 361 Barnes, Johnny M., 361 Barnes, Ronny, 361 Barnell, Lance, 361 Barrell, Tim, 361 Barrow, Diana, 361 Bass, William Gerald, 361 Balle, Charles, 361 Baugh, Palsy, 361 Bearrie, Janel, 234 Beene, Larry, 362 Behringer, Randy, 362 Bell, Florence Lee, 362 Bell, John, 362 Bell, Mark, 362 Belvin, Sarah Jane, 362 Benedilz, Nancy, 362 Benner, Joann, 362 Berrey, Elizabelh, 362, 231 Biggs, Nancy, 362, 231 Billingsley, Dianne, 362 Binkley, Fred, 362 Bird, Paul, 362 Birkelbach, Belly, 362 Black, Roberl, 362 Blackman, Ouida, 362 Blackmon, Bill, 362, 246 Blailock, Janel, 362 Blair, Jeffrey D., 362 Blaylock, Bill, 362 Boalwrighl, Tawana, 362 Bolling, Belly, 362 Bond, Kalhy, 362 Bonhamme, Marlha, 362 Bonner, Skipper, 362 Bonney, Jim, 362 Bookoul, Jack, 362, 228, 250 Borden, Pal, 193 Bowers, Gordon Allan, 362 Bowes, Rulh Ann, 362 Bowie, Jim, 362, 216, 250 Bowles, Larry, 362 Bowlin, Mary, 362 Bowman, David, 362 Boyd, Sam Pal, 362, 164 Boyer, Susan, 362 Boze, Laura Linda, 362 Bradley, Bonnie, 362 Bradshaw, Pam, 362 Bralcher, Carol, 362 Brauner, William M., 362 Brawner, Cherie, 362 Bralellon, Belly, 362 Breckenridge, Belly, 362 Bridge, Diane, 362 Freshmen Brisendine, Johnie G., 362 Brislow, Beverly, 362 Brillain, Sharon, 362 Brown, Jo, 362 Brown, John S., 362 Brown, Karen, 362 Brown, Peggy, 248 Brown, Rulh E., 362 Broyles, Allan, 363 Bryanl, Gloria, 363 Buchanan, Bill, 363 Buckhannon, Rulh, 363 Buice, Judy, 363 Bull, Melinda, 363 Bullock Dorolhy, 363 Bunnell, Lynn, 363 Burkell, Donna, 363 Burleson, Kara Lou, 363 Byars, Sammie, 363 Byne, Donna, 363 Byous, Janel, 363 Byrd, Dan Edwin, 363 Caffey, Sammie Kay, 363 Cameron, Gordon, 363 Campbell, David, 363 Canales, Rockle, 363 Canlrell, David, 363 Card, Gary, 363 Carnell, Judye Anne, 363 Carpenler, Bob, 363 Carr, Jackie, 363 Carroll, Bob, 363 Carrula, Palli, 363 Cales, Barbara, 363 Cearley, Jerry, 363 Chabysek, Carolyn, 363, 216 Chambers, Mary 363, 234 Chaney, Janylh, 363 Chaney, Mark, 363 Chaslain, Sherolyn, 363 Cherry, Anila Marie, 363 Cheune, Wendy, 363 Chrislopherson, Bruce, 363, 228 Clanlon, Elaine, 363 Clemenl, James, 363, 215 Clemons, Lamorr, 363 Cline, Marion, 363 Cloud, Mary Ann, 363 Cluck, Mary, 363 Coblenlz, Penny, 234 Coker, Gary J., 363 Cole, Charlolle, 363, 231 Cole, James, 363, 228 Cole, Jerry Don, 363 Collins, lna Rae, 363 Collins, Thomas Lee, 363 Colvin, David, 363, 215 Comer, James C., 363 Conway, Beverly, 363 Cook, Larry, 363 Coppedg, Larry, 363 Cornelius, Faye, 363, 231 Coslon, Belly, 364 Coslon, Roy Richard, 364 Courmier, Jo, 364 Cowley, Carla Jo, 364 Cox, Marsha, 364 Crain, James, 364 Creager, Camilia, 364 Crook, Mary Alice, 364 Cropls, Eva Ann, 364 Cross, Connie, 364 Cross, Cris, 364 Cross, Joe, 236 Crumley, Sherwin, 364, 216 Crumplon, Donna, 364 Culp, Carol, 263 Culpepper, Alan, 364 Cummings, Jimmy, 364, 22B Cunningham, Frances, 364, 250 Curran, Tom, 364 Daniel, Houslon Lee, 364 Dargel, Rusly, 364 Darnell, Suzanne, 364 Davidson, Carolyn, 364 Davidson, Nancy, 364 Davis, George, 364 Davis, Sleve, 364, 216 Dawkins, Francy, 364 Day, Jill, 40 Dean, Bob, 364 Dean, Mack, 364 Defee, Richard, 364 Derosa, Carol Ann, 364 Deleau, Douglas, 364 Dickson, Diana, 364 Dill, Vicky Lee, 364 Dillard, Bobby, 362 Dooley, Phyllis, 364 Dooley, Suzy, 364 Dolson, Diana, 364 Dowd, Jay, 364, 216 Downe, Sue, 364 Duncan, John Michael, 364 Duivendyk, David, 364 Dunowdy, Mary K., 364 Duran, Leo, 248 Durham, Henry A., 364 Easl, David, 364, 228 Edgar, Pal, 364 Edler, Michael, 364, 228 Edwards, Harriel, 364 Eichelberger, Emily, 364 Eisenharl, Jack, 364 Elkins, Lynne, 364 Ellisor, Susan, 364 Elwell, Sandy, 364 Evans, George E., 364 Eubank, Charles, 364 Evans, Larry, 216 Evans, Norman, 364 Fadal, Syandra, 365 Faqg, Cherry, 365 Fanelle, Lois Ann, 365 Fanl, Lynda Diane, 365 Fariss, Louise, 365 Farley, Rodger, 365 Farnham, Dennis, 365 Ferguson, Annelle, 365 Ferguson, Cecil, 365 Fields, Kennelh, 365 Findley, Leah, 365 Fireslore, Barry Lee, 365 Fisher, Mike, 365 Fleming, Leah, 365 Florence, Dan, 365 Flood, Charles, 184 Floyd, Wondell, 365 Fogarly, Palricia, 365 Foresler, Sylvia, 365, 231 Forlinberry, Charles, 365 Fosler, Julia, 365 Fosler, Mary Jo, 365 Fowler, Palricia, 365 Fox, Becky, 365 Francis, Mary Kay, 365, 228 Frazier, Linnel, 365 Free, Sherry, 365 Freeman, Kaye, 365 Freeman, Larry, 365 Freeman, Mary Margarel, 365 Fricke, Jonalhan F., 365 Froneberger, Charles, 365 Frosl, Jimmy, 365, 246 Fuller, Killy, 365 Fuller, Margarel, 365 Fullerlon, Pal, 365, 231 Halbert, Wayne 366 Hall, Andrea, 366 Hill, Jackie 366 Hamillo n, Kenl. 366 Hamzy, Carol Ann, 366 Handy, Mary Ellen, 366 Haner, Yvonne, 366 Haney, Jerry Lynn, 366 Hardy, Carol Ann, 366 Harker, Charles, 366 Harkey. Shirley, 366 Harmanson, Julie, 366 Harris, Jack, 366 Harris, Johnny, 366 Harris, Leroy, 366 Harrison, Lynnda, 366 Harler, Michael Jay, 366 Harvey, Jerry, 216 Hallen, Harry GS, 366 Hawkins, Palricia, 366 Hayes, Billy, 366 Hearn, Ginger 366 Healon, Helfner, Joel, 246 Wanda, 366 Helbing, Gary, 366 Helgeson, Jim 366 Henderson, Raymond, 366, 246 Henderson, William, 366 Henry, Dana, 366 Henson, Danny, 366 Henson, Linda, 366, 231 HerrinC1. Herring, Diana, 366 Penny, 366 Herrinqlon, Marlin, 366 Herschman, Ronald, 366 Hexl, Gary, 366 Hicks, John David, 366 Hill, Ca Hill, Ski Hilliard, Hodek, Hodges, rol Ann, 366 pper, 366 Cary, 366, 22B Lea Ann, 366 Kaye, 366 Hodo, Larry, 366 Hoffman, Mike, 365 Holcomb, Franklin, 366, 216, 228 Holland, Jo Ann, 366 Hollis, John, 366 Holsomback, Evelyn Janel, 366 Holl, Ja y A., 266 Holl, Marguerelle, 366 Hooks, Janie, 367 Hoolen, L. F., 367 Horning, Susan, 367 Howard, Relina, 367 Howard, John M., 367 Howard, Michael, 367 Howle, Judy, 367 Hubble, Phillip, 367 Huckleberry, Karen, 367 Hudnell, Hudson, Hughes, Duncan, 367 Sleve, 367 Carolyn, 367 Hughes, Johnnie, Frances, 367 Hughes, Judy, 367 Sheila, 367 Fullon, Jerry, 365 Garner, Bill 193 Garner, George, 365 Garner, Linda, 365 Garnell, Ann, 365 George, Belsy, 365, 234 Gibson, Gilberl, Gilchea Nancy Lou, 365 Linda, 365 se, Glynn W., 365 Gilliam, Charlolle Ann, 365 Gillock, Glassco Goelz, Jeannelle, 228 ck, Sid, 365 Laverne, 365 Hulell, Ron, 367 Humphreys, Carolyn 367 Humphries, Belly, 367 Humphries, Claudia, 367 Hundley, David, 367 Hunl, Carolyn, 367 Hunler, Linda, 367 Hullon, Connie, 367 Irwin, R. Mack, 367 Isbell, Kay, 367 lsbell, Susie, 367 Goforlh, Ronald E., 365 Gragg, Glynda, 365 Graham, Carla, 365 Greaves, Tony W., 365 Green, Bobby, 365 Gregory, Charles, 365 Gregory, La Neil, 365 Gressell, Donald Joe, 365 Griffin, Jackie, 163 Grove, Elizabelh, 365 Growdon, Charles, 365 Guarr, Brenda, 366 Guffin, Fred, 366 Guinn, John, 366 Gulinson, Bennee Belh, 366 Gumaer, Gina, 366 Hackell, Marilyn, 366 Jackson, Richard W., 367, 215 Jackson, Sharon, 367 Jacoby, Bob, 246 Jacquel, Ed, 248 Jeanfreau, Harriel, 367 Jennings, Fred Earl, 367 Jernigan, Era Lou, 367 Johnson, Bill, 367, 228 Johnson, Eddie, 367 Johnson, Jan, 367 Johnson, Jean, 218 Johnson, Judym, 367 Johnson, Linda J., 367 Johnson, Paula, 367 Joiner, Elaine, 367 Holly, Carol, 367 Jones, D avid, 367 Jones, Gary, 367 Jones, Jesse, 367 Jones, Joy Karen, 367 Jones, Melinda, 367 Jones, Ronny, 367 Joplin, Polly, 367 Joseph. Philmore, J., 367, 228 Keilh, Darrell, 246 Kelley, Leslie, 367 Kelley, Waller, 367 Kelly, Judy, 367 Kelly, Cherry, 367 Kemper, Sue, 367 Kendrick, Mary Ann, 367 Kelller, Dick, 367 Kibbe, Russell, 368 Kilgore, Sally, 368 King, John, 368 King, Kalina, 368 King, Kennelh, 368 King, Kennelh Lloyd, 368 Kinball, William P., 368 Kirkham, Calvin, 368 Kirkland, Fred, 368 Kile, Ter'y, 368 Knape, Kiane Lenore, 368 Knapp, Grelchen, 368 Koen, Michael, 368 Koonce, Wayrnon, 222 Korneli, Gary, 368, 2l6 Ksionda, Carla 368 Lacy, Libbie, 368 Lamb, Roberl Odell, 368 Leber, Joyce, 368 Lechner, Jeannie, 368 Lamkin, Michael, 368 Lamoureux, Suzanne, 368 Langford, Edwin Lanek, 368 Larson, Gay, 368 Lavender, Karen, 368 Layne, Susie, 368 Leach, Don, 368, 228 Ledbeller, Mary Carolyn, 368 Lee, Skippy, 368, 228 Lelerre, Delema, 368 264 Lelaidier, Yvonne, 368, 228, 248 Lengeleld, David, 368 Lenn, Elizabelh, 368 Lenoir, Lynn, 368 Leon, Peler, 20l Leverkuhn, Charles W., 368 Lewis, Dianne, 2l8 Lewis, Eddie, 368 Lighllool, Benia, 368 Ligon, Grady, 368 Lindsley, Lavon, 368 Lochausen, Lynelle, 368, 235 Loghry, Bee, 368 Long, Marie, 368 Loveday, Harold W., 368 Lumpkin, Marlin, 368, 2l5 Lumdberg, Caren, 368 Lyall, Paula Kay, 368 McCall, Belle Gail, 368, 250 McClain, Jacquelyn, 368 MCC1slin, Carolyn, 368 McClanahan, Susie, 368 McClinlon, Narciada, 368 McCollum, Dixie, 368 McCoy, Judilh Ann Traweek McCrory, Tom 368 McDade, Carolyn Ann, 368 McDonough, Myrna, 369 McDowell, Carol, 369 McDowell, Chrisline, 369 McDowell, Connie 369 McEwen, Laila, 369,228 McFadden, Janice, 369 McGill, Deanna, 369, 228 McGill, Renee, 369 McLean, Danny, 369 McLean, Joe, l82 McMillan, Rulhie, 369 McMillan, Susan, 369, 228 McMullen, Richard F., 369 McMurly, Rulh, 369 McNabb, Cheri, 369 McNair, Rebecca, 369 McNee, Janel, 369 McRae, Jerry, 369 McWilliams, Belly, 369 Maddox,' Donald, 369 Mahan, Kalhleen, 369 Malone, James, 369 Mann, Judy, 369 Marrs, Linda, 369 Marlin, James, F., 369 Marlin, Marilyn Yvonne, 369 Marlin, Tom, 269 Mason, Robi L., 369 Malhias, Belly, 369 Mallack, Virginua, 369 , 368, 228 Mallingly, Don 369 Malllage, Palricia, 369 Mayeda, Merrylee, 369 Mayo, Jerry Gene, 369 Mays, Sharon, 369 Maxwell, Charles E., 369 Meador, Alice, 369 Meadows, Loyce, 369 Meadows, Sally, 369 Meeks, Danny, 369 Merrill, Earl, 369 Merrill, Jack, 369, 243 Middlclon, Mary, 369 Milam, Cynlhia, 369 Miller Beverly, 369, 235 Perry, Jim, 37l Pelerson, Linda, 37l Pelerscn, Palricia Ann, 37l Pelracek, Michael, 37l Pellil, Roberl, 37l Phelps, Teresa, 37l Phillips, Jean, 37l, 228 Philpol, Lou, 37l Pickell, Janelle Kay, 371 Pierson, Slever, 37l Pillans, Marlha, 37l Pipkin, Babs, 37l Pillman, Andy, 37l Plummer, Robbie, 371 Poole, Pamela, 37l Miller, David H., 369, 228 Miller, James F., 369 Miller, Jim, 369, 228 Miller, John Eddie, 369 Miller Pally 248 Mills, Rulh Ann, 369 Mims, Joan, 369 Minor, Sandra, 369 Minlon, Eugenia, 369 Mires, Douglas, 369 Milchell, Wrighl, 369 Mize, Sally, 370 Monroe, Dianne, 370 Monlgomery, Karen, 370 Monlgomery, Teresa,370 Moody, Sylvia, 370 Moore, Barry, 370 Moore, Belh, 370 Moore, Calherine. 370 Moore, Charlene, 370 Moore, Roberl T., 370, 228 Moore, Sylvia, 370 Poole, Pamela, 37l Porler, Anna, 37l Porler, Diana, 37l Posl, Ken, 37l Posl, Don, 37l Powell, Anne, 37l Powell, Sleve, 37l Poynor, Brenda J., 37l Price, Larry, 37l, ZI6 Price, Mary Ann, 37l Priesl, Bunny, 37l, 228, 248 Prilchard, Vic, 37l Prilchell, Priscilla, 37l Presley, Beverly, 37l Prescoll, Larry W., 37l Puckell, Jonna, 37l Pullig, Pal, 37l Purdy, Gardner, 37l Puriloy, Elmer, 37l Pvm, Anne, 37l Rabensbarg, Carl, I93 Radnor, Ann, 37l Morgan, Linda, 370 Morgan, Vera, 370 Morrison, Pam, 370 Morlenson, Slan, 370 Moseley, Marilyn Jan, 370 Mosley, Roy, 370 Muenzler, Carol, 370 Miurhead, Phyllis, 370 Murphree, Flora, 370 Murphy, Carolyn, 370 Murphy, Dwyane, 370 Murrey, Woodrow E., 370 Myers, Enid, 370 Myers, Sleve, 370 Nail, Shirley, 370 Nehring, Aubrey, 246 Nelle, Belly Jayne, 370 Nelson, Mary Belh, 370 Nesbill, Bill, 370 Newman, Carole Ann, 370 Newporl, Marlha, 370 Newlon, Nancy, 370 Nichols, Ralph, 370 Nicolaisen, Andy, 370 Nielsen, Tommie, 370 Nimmons, Rulh, 370 Niven, Cliflord, 370 Noblill, Candy, 370 Norman, Linda, 370 Norman, Price, 370, 2l6, 228 Norlhen, Tom, 370 Nolo, Cynlhia, 370, 248 Nunnelley, Tommy, 370 Ober, Sleve, 370 Oberg, Joan, 370 owen, Margie, i9, aa, as, 94 Odom, Jimmie Rex, 370 Ogilrie, lda, 370 Olmeda, Esleban, 370, 246 Rains, John Wiley, 37l Ramey, Belsy, 37l Rawlings, Sandy, 37l Reed, Linda, 37l Reese, Donna, 37l Reelz, Calvin T., 372 Reeves, Jerry D., 372, 228 Renlro, Jim, 372 Renlrow, Jane, 372 Renfrow, Sherry, 372 Rice, Dinah, 372 Richards, Linda, 372 Richmond, Dennis D., 372 Riding, Ronald, 372 Roach, Jerry D., 372 Robbins, Kalhy, 372 Roberls, Bennie L., 372 Roberls, Donna, 372 Roberls, Johnny, 372 Roberlson, Everell, 372 Roberlson, Joe, 372 Robinson, Rodericks, 372 Rodgers, Carolyn, 372 Rogers, Carol Ann, 372 Rogers Curlis, 372 Rogers, Kaly, 372 Rogers, Lee, 372 Rogers, Peggy, 372, 235 Rohr, William, 372 Roll, Wynn, 372 Roose, Don, 372 Rosene, Wanda, 372 Ross, Jeanne, 372 Ross, Kennelh, 372 Rowan, Palricia, 372 Rowland, Veda, 372 Rubel, Ha rriell, 372 Rupp, Sieglried, 372 Rulledge, Don, 372 O'Neal, Rosemary, 370 Orr, Roberl, 370 Oslrom, Billy, 370 Oswall, Beverly, 370 Oulhier, Frances, 370 Overby, James W., 370 Owen, Owen, Carolyn, 370, 263 Dwayne, 370 Owen, Mary Sue, 370, 228, Pace Sue, 370 Painler, Deanna, 370 Palmer, Joyce Rufh, 370 Park, Susan, 370 Parrish, Dollie, 370, 90 Parry, Susan, 370 Pallerson, Charles, 370 Pallerson, Don, 370 Pallerson, Jack, 370 Pallon, Pallon, Howard M., 370 Joanna, 370 Paul, Joey, 370 Paxlon, Kay Lynne, 370 Payne, Kalhy, 228 Payne, Mildred Lynelle, 37l Pecina, Tony, 248 Pendergrall, Kay, 37l Pepper, George, 37l Rushing, Marlha, 9l Rushing, Pal, 372 Ryan, James, 372 Saine, Slephen, 372 Sanders, Bonnie, 372 Sanders, Connie, 372 Sanders, Roger W., 372 Sandford, Suzie, 372 Sapp, Kay, 372 Sallerlee, Karen Sue, 372 Schiller, Peggy, 372 Schuman, Ray, 2l6 Scoggin, Sonia Sanelle, 372 Scrivner, Tommy, 372, 228 Sealon, Paula, 372, 228 Sellerberg, Carol, 372, 248 Sevra, Bob, 372 Shadid, Renee, 372 Shamburger, Wally, 372 Shaw, Charles, 372, 228 Shelburne, Gene, 373 Shepard, H., Wendell, 373 Sheppard, Billy Jack, 373 Sheppard, Ronnie L., 373 Sherril, Bob, 246 Shine, Kalhy, 373 Shirley, Eddie, 373 Shroyer, Carol Ann, 373 Simmons, Mellon lPelel, 373 Simmons, Sherry, 373 Singlelon, Amy, 373 Skaggs, Skeen, wsnaa, 373 Lydia, 373 Skinner, Roberl L., 373 Skrabanek, Rila, 373 Smilh, Smilh, Barbara, 373 Carolyn Lea, 373 Smilh, Helen Louise, 373 Smilh, John A., lll, 373 Smilh, Nancy, 23l Smilh, Palsy Rulh, 373 Smilh, Peggy, 373 Smilh, Roberl, 373 Smilh, Sherry, 373, 263 Smilh, Susanne, 373 Snowden, Barry, 373 Soulher, Hal, 373 Slamey, Nancy, 373 Sland ri Slanlor dge, Marilyn, 373 d, Karen, 373, 2l6 Slaples, George, 373 Slarr, Joy Ann, 373 Sleakle y, Dora, 373, 250 Slearman, Michael Charles, 373 Sleed, Mary Marlha, 373 Sleiner, Barbara, 373 Slewarl, Danny Lee, 373, 246 Slickel, Mary Sue, 373 Sliles, Tommy, 373, 228 Slemso n, Minnie, 373 Slockard, Sharon, 373 Slockdale, Kennelh, 373 Slone, Slorer, Slreslin Slrickla Donna Lea, 373 Larry, 373 g, Alberl, 373 nd, Sharson, 373 Sullivan, Ann, 373 Sullivan, Larry, 373, 2I6 Sudbury, Frances, 373 Sullon, Ronnie, I93 Swain, Allen, 373 Swanson, Jan, 373 Sweelen, David, 373 Swords, Talberr, Scoll D., 373 Richard P., 373 Pamplin, Jane, 373 Tale, Jane, 373 Talum, Wilson, 373 Taylor, Carolyn, 373 Taylor, Cris, 374 Taylor, William, 374 Teague, Mary, 374 Terrence, Marilyn, 374 Terry, David, 374 Tenberg, Carol, 374 Thoe, Roberl, 374 Thomas, Bruce, 374 Thomas Thomas Thomas , Diana, 374 , Jan Brown, 374 374 , Lora Anne, Thomas, Pam, 374 Thomas Thomps Thomps , Susan, 374 on, Alice Ann, 374 on, Alaine, 374 Thomson, Basil, 374 Thurman, Kalhy, 374 Tomerli Tomlin, Tomlins n, Jimmy, 374 Sue, 374 on, Thomas, 374 Torn, Susan, 374, 63, 97 Tosh, D ennis, 374 Touchslone, Jerry, 374, 228 Townsend, Dale, 374 Trice, Philip G., 374 Tripp, Toby, 374 Troill, Dennis, 374 Turk, Roberl, 374 Turnipseede, Palsy, 374 Tweedie, Cheryl, 374, 235 Tyner, Tynes, Uhler, Van Za Vaugha Veazey, Belinda, 228 Belinda, 374 Dale, 374 ndl, Kennelh, 374 n, Pal, 374 374 Vellman, Sandra, 374 Verney, Vicain, Jim, 374 Lesler, 374 Vick, Gail, 374 Virgo, Wails, Wakela Gordon, R., 374 Gary, l82 nd, Donna, 374 Walker, Fran E., 374 Walker, Jan, 374 Walker, Tommy, 374, l82 Wallace, Gaundace, 374 Wallace, Laurie Ann, 374 Waller, Wallon Carol, 374 , Marlha Anne, 374, 228 Walers, Celia Belh, 374 Walson, Bruce, 374 Walson, Jay Don, 374 Wa rd, Ward, Ware, Frances, 374 Terry Rulh, 374, 231 Conwell, 374 Warren, Ginny, 374 Webb, Elizabelh, 231 Weems, Lynn, 374 Weimer, Suzanne, 374 While, Durwood, 374 While, King, 374 While, Suzanne, 374 While, William Hugh, 375 Abel, Willon, 343 Acker, Joanne, 343, 206 Adams, Annelle, 343, 176 Alcorn, Dorenda, 202 Allen, Carol Jean, 343, 218, 224 Allen, John, 192 Allen, Joy, 178 Allen, Nancy Sue, 343 Allen, Sam Jay, 343 Allen, Susan, 343, 231 Alley, Gary L., 343, 219 Allison, James, 343, 210 Wiese, Wigenl Allen, 375, 228 on, Denlon, 375 Wikslron, Rebecca, 375 Wilkerson, Lynelle, 375 Wilkins, Marilyn 375 Williams, Anne, 375 Williams, Edilh J., 375 Williams, Gladene, 375 Williams, James C., 375 Williams, John T., 375,216 Williamson, Kay, 375 Williamson, Dale T., 375 Bozema Bradley Brazell, Willson, Parker, 375 Wilson, Doris, 375 Wilson, Larry 375 Wilson, William T., 375 Wischan, Nelwyn, 375 Will, Nancy, 375 Wille, Lynn, 375 Willen, Tommy, 375 Wolfe, Jim, 375 Wood, Fred, 375 Wood, Van, 192 Sophomores n, Lyndon, 344 , Sheryl Ann, 344 Liz, 45, 94, 185 Bridges, Roxie, 344 Briscoe, Elaine, 344 Briscoe, Harriel, 344, 186, 218 Brislol, Mall, 344 Brooks, Rulh Ann, 344, 232 Brooks, Sherry, 344 Brolhers, Charlie, 344 Brown, Brown, Brown, Beverly, 344 Carol Ann, 344, IBO, 229 Elberl, 344 Amis, Mary, 343, 178 Anderson, Charli, 343 Anderson, Gerald Michael, 343, 200 Anderson, Jeanne, 343 Anderson Leni, 343, I76 Anderson Linda, 343 Anderson Melinda, 186 Andrews, DeWayne, 343 Archer, Bryanl, 343, 248, 260 Armes, Nancy, 178 Arnold, Mae, 343, 218 Aslon, Barbara Lou, 43 Armes, Nancy, 343 Aulry, Susan, 343, 231 Bading, James, 343, 219 Baelz, Rose Anne, 343, 218 Bahm, Sandy 151 Bain, W. D., 343, 151 Baird, John David, 343, 194, 250 Baker, Page, 343 Baker, Toressa, Darlene, 343 Balch, Edwin, 343 Ball, Tom, 343, 200 Ballew, Suzanne, 343, 186 Barber, Laura Lynn, 234 Barham, Carol Ann, 343 Barker, Suzanne, 343 Barnes, Macasline D., 343 Barrack, Paula, 343 Barron, Belly Roulh, 343, 178 Bales, Ann, 343, 176 Bales, Harold, 194 Baxler, Jerry, 225 Baxler, Tommy, 343 Beane, Jerry, 200 Beard, Margarel, 343 Beeson, Nelda, 343 Fulwiler, Linda, 347 Bell, Linda, 343, 186, 218 Bellue, Dan G., 344 Bendy, Don, 184 Bennell, Linda, 344 Bennell, Linda, 344, 202 Bennell, Mary Anne, 344 Benson, Sheila Anne, 344, 202, 234 Benyus, Ronald, 344 Berry, Jim, 216 Berry, Linda, 344, 218 Berry, Pamela, 344 Berry, Pal, 179 Besser, William A., 344 Bevill, Bill, 182 Bible, Freddy B., 344 Bice, Warren, H., 344 Bigham, Margarel, 344, 186 Billings, Palricia Anne, 344 Bissel, Jeff, 225 Bivin, Vicloria, 344 Blackburn, Gail, 344 Blackman, Mike, 344, 194 Blounl, lleen, 344 Blounl, Noreen, 344 Boafwrighl, Earl W., 344 Brown, Nalhan J. 111, 344 Brown, Sarah Virginia, 345 Bryanl, James, 345 Buckley, Linda Kay, 345 Burkell, Alberl L., 345 Burlison, Marcia, 345, 180, 232 Burns, Cynlhia, 345 Cage, Gary, 219 Calhocm, Ralph, 345, 263 Camp, Roberl E., 345 Campbell, Connie Rulh, 345 Cannon, David, 345 Cannon, Diana, 345 Carden, Carol, 234 Caron, Marianne, 345, 206 Carringlon, Royle, 345, 203 Carson, Rique, 345, 192 Carler, Jane Elizabelh, 345 Cash, Lou, 345 Cafes, Buford, 345, 184 Cawood, David, 198 Chafin, Gary, 345 Chapman, Dan, 345, 194 Chapman, Jay, 184 Chapman, Richard, 345 Chanaull, Charles, 345 Cheek, Jim, 184 Cheshire, Parkey, 345 Chesley, Jeannelle, 228 Chrisman, Ann, 345 Clark, Thane, 202 Claunch, Ronnie, 210 Cleaver, Tony, 345 Cleland, Sarah, 176 Click, Barry, 345 Clipson, Gerald, 198 Clowe, Donald, 345 Coales, Barbara, 345 Coffman, Lynda, 345, 224 Cole, E. Douglas, 345, 228, 233 Cole, Mary, 345 Coleman, Danny, 345 Collum, Mike, 345, 194 Colyar, Cay, 345 Conley, Jayne, 345, 178 Cooper, Becky, 345 Cooper, Marilyn, 345 Cooper, Thomas, 345 Corbin, Neva, 345 Cosper, Trudie, 231 Covinglon, James O., 345 Cox, Willard, E., 346 Craig, Slanley, 346 Crawford, Claire, 346, 176, 210 Creslman, Don, 182 Crider, Kerry, 180 Crim, Carole, 346 Cross, Joseph, 346 Crouch, Molly, 346, 214 Culp, Carol, 346 Bohannan, Roger, 344, 219 Bolin, Jerry, 344, 198 Bolling er, Graham, 344 Bonner, Jamie, 344 Boolh, Rick, 194 Boslick, Marlha, 344 Boswell, Slave, 200, 221 Bowma n, Judilh K., 344, 178 Bowman, McLean, 192 Boyer, Rosemarie, 344 Cummings, Susan, 346, 206 Curbo, Tim, 200 Curlee, James, 346 Daniel, Pal, 346, 178 Darwin, Charles Jr., 346 Davis, Diana, 346 Davis, Gary, 346 Davis, Leslie, 346 Davis, Pal, 346, 21a Davis Peggy, 346, 247 Day, Jo Ann, 346 Day, Pal, 346 Dean, Dinah, 346 Dean, Sharla, 346 DeLoach, David, 346 DeVo1in, Belh, 346 Dickover, Donna, 346, 186 Diefer, Pam, 346 Doss, Carolyn, 346 Doughly, Tom, 248 Downs, Doyle, 346 Doyal, Dee Dee, 346, 247 Doyle, Palricia, 346 Drake, Scoff, 194, 208, 219 Dunaway, Jewel Ann, 346 Duncan, Diane, 346, 176 Duncan, Rodger Dean, 346 Dunham, Beverly Sharob, 346 Dunlap, Olive, 214 Dunshie, Charles, 210 Dunsworlh, Arlel, 346, 219 Durrelr, Carol, 346 Dwyer, Paul, 346, 200, 219 Dye, James, 346 Eanes, Carolyn, 346 Eason, Sara, 346 Easloll, John, 346 Eclelbrock, Belh, 346 Edginglon, Tommy, 347 Edmonson, Belly, 347 Edwards, Bob, 192 Edwards, Linda, 347 Egberl, Tom, 347, 192 Eggen, Brenda, Ann, 347 Egner, Viclor, 347 Eiland, Jane, 347 Ellerbee, Harriell, 347 Ellison, Melvin, 192, 146 Elley, Susan, 234 Elrod, Charles, 347 Emfinger, Max, 347 Emmell, Ann, 347 English, Virginia, 347 Escobedo, Samuel W., 347 Eslep, Charlolle, K., 347, 214 Esles, Richard, 347 Eslrada, Leo, 347, 200 Eslrada, Priscilla, 347 Eubank, Chrislina, 347 Evans, Janel, 347, 180 Evans, Janie, 347 Ewing, John, 347 Fallen, Henry Clay lll, 347 Falwell, Sleve, 347, 200 Farley, Jim, 192 Farr, Cheryl, 180 Fasl, Margarel, 347 Feldl, Russell, 203 Fenlon, Ronnie, 347 Ferouson, Bill, 192 Ferris, Jimmy, 182 Finley, Dewain, 347 Filrich, Jon, 246 Fisk, Frances, 347 Filzqerald, Gary, 219 Fleming, Timolhy, 347, 225 Flynl, Karen, 178 Ford, Vol C., 111, 347, 208 Fowler, Carol Ann, 347 Fowler, Jolly, 190 Fox, Anlhony Wayne, 347 Franklin, Fran, 347 Franklin, Marlha Kay, 347, 231, 2 Galloway, Ron, 192 Gann, Benegene, 347, 190 Garber, Chuck, 347 Gardner, Carolyn, 347 Garner, Linda Faye, 347, 231 Garrison, Nisha Nickole, 347 Garwood, Judy, 347 George, David, 184 George, Joe, 348, 192 George, Regina, 348 Woodfin, Marlha, 375 Woodsan, Michael, 375 Wooley, Janifh, 375 Wooley, Sharon, 375 Workman, Pal, 375 Wren, Lihda, 375 Yarbrough, Kay, 375 Yafes, Ned, 375 Young, David Joe, 375 Young, Frank R., 375 Zumol, Sandra, 375 Giddens, Janice Kay, 348 Gillenwaler, Palricia, 348 Gilliam, Cary, 223 Gilmore, Rod, 348, 228 Gilmore, Tommie, 186, 234 Givens, Judy, 348 Gooch, Marlha, 348, 178, 218 Gooch, Roland W., 348, 210 Good, Dennis E., 348 Good, Pauline, 348 Goodwin, Tassie, 348 Goolsbee, Nila, 348 Gordon, Jim, 348, 263 Gorena, Delia, 206 Goss, Barbara, 348, 231 Gollhardl, Claude, 182 Graham, Malcolm J., 348, 219 Graham, Pam, 348 Granger, Judy, 348 Granl, Harry H., 348, 210 Granl, Mickey, 348, 216 Graves, Bill, 348 Gray, Bennie, 348, 210 Green, Carol, 348 Green, Craven, 348 Green, Troy, 348 Gregg, Judilh, 348 Gregory, Joan, 348, 178 Griffin, Billy, 348 Griffin, Jacky, 348 Griffin,, John P., 348 Griffin, Den, 348 Griffin, Will, 348, 195, 208 Griffilh, Kay, 348 Guerra, Roberls S., 348 Gunn, Carolyn, 348 Gunsfream, Belly, 348, 247 Gunler, Peggy, 348 Guylon, Joe, 348 Haberer, Nick, 348 Hackler, Jackie, 348 Haddock, Annelle, 348 Hahn, Tommie Marie, 349, 180, 218 Hall, James Lee, 349 Hall, Jerry, 152 Hall, Roberl A., 349, 184 Hallefl, Marilyn, 349 Hamblelon, Nan Crow, 184 Hamillon, Dean, 349 Hampe, W., Roberf, 349 Hamplon, Jerry, 349 Harnzy, Susan, 349, 231 Haley, Jim, 198 Hankamer, Earl, 184 Hanks, Billy, 246 Hanson, Rick, 349 Harbour, Bryan, 204, 219, 250 Harbour, Charlolle, 349 Hardcaslle, Kalhy, 349, 186, 218 Hardesly, Dixianna, 349, 181, 218, 25 Harding, Claude, 349, 219, 225 Hare, James, 203 Hargrove, Addis, 349 Harlan, J. William, 349 Harrison, Belly, 234 Heil, Ted, 210 Harlene, Lowery E., 349 Harman, Bonnie, 349, 186 Harral, Paul, 349, 263 Harlley, Roberl T., 349, 192 Halfield, Thomas, 146 Havens, Tim, 349, 228 Hawkins, Roberl, 182 Hay, Margarel, 234 Hay, Palricia, 349 Haymaker, Kay, 349, 218, 214 Hays, Bill, 349 Heard, Jim, 192 Healh, Joyce, 349 Healhman, Charles, 349 Heally, Bill, 349 Healon, Ann, 176 Heberl, David, 349 Heffinglon, Lanelle, 349 Hetley, Helen, l78 Heil, Teddy, 349 Helms, Jo Ann, I76 Hembree, Elaine, 349, l78 Henckst, Barbara, l90 Henderson, Donald, 349 Henry, Christine, 349 Henry, Dan, 349, l9B Herald, Ann, 349, l90 Herin, David V., 349 Herndon, Kathy, I76 Herring, Beverly, 349 Hester, Mickey, 349, 204 Hicks, Frances, l90 Highrabedian, Ann, I9, 9l, 250 Hightower, Michael, 349 Hill, Donna, 2l-t Hill, Gary, 349 Hill, John, 208 Hill, Robert Alan, 349 Hill, Robert, l82 Hilliard, Frances, 350 Hilliard, Jim, IB4 Hinckley, Suzanne, 350, ISI Hoel, Mary Nell, 350 Holder, Lanell, 350, 234 Holder, Paul, 350 Holland, Ricky, 350 Hollister, Donna, 350, 2l8 Holt, Bob Ann, 350 Holt, Rebecca, 350 Holton, Gayle, 350, 2l4 Holze, Larry W., 350 Hood, Patty, 350 Horne, Edward, I46 Horn, Freda, 350, 206, 2l8 Horn, Gloria, 350 Hovfard, Brent, 350 Howard, Tommy, IB4 Huffstutler, Gene, 350, 204 Huttstutler, Judy, 350 Huggins, Linda, 2l8 Hughes, Susan, 350 Hull, John, 350, I99 Hull, Linda Kay, 350 Humbert, William L., 350 lnglehart, Patsy, 350 Ingram, Carol, 350 Israel, Kenneth R., 350 Jackson, Harold, 350 Jackson, Janice, 350 Jacocks, Ellen, IB6 James, Jolula, 350, 200 Jarratt, Susan, 350 Jeanfreau, Sylvia, 350 Jenkins, Nan Iris, 350, 2l6 Jennings, Rex, 350 Jensen, Joy, 350 Johnson, Charles, 203 Johnson, Karen, 350, I8l Johnson, Marsha, 350 Johnson, Mary Louise, 350 Johnson, Ocoee, 202 Johnson, Susan, 350, l90 Johnson, Vaughn, 350, 2ll Johnston, Phillip, 350 Jones, Ann, l90 Jones, Carol, 350, 2I4 Jones, Carolyn, 350 Jones, Charlotte, 35l, I86 Jones, Joanna, 35l Jones, John Ray, 35l Jordan, Louise, 35l, I8l Jubela, Jan, I76 Jurecek, Mike, 35l Justice, Bill, 35l, 43 Justice, Pat, 2l8 Justice, Jean, 23I Kane, Thomas Russell, 35l Kallina, Kay, 35l, I76, 243 Kayser, Ray, l85, l59, I60 Kelemen, Linda, 2l8 Kelley, Jerry, 35l Kendall, Faith, 35l, 224 Kennedy, Patricia, 35l, 23I Kemp, Roland, 203 Key, Betty, 35l, l9l Kilgore, Ronnie, I85 Kilman, Linda Rae, 35l, 202 Kincannon, Ann 351 Klein, John James, 35l, 216 Knox, Elette, 35l, 202 Koberlein, Phillis, 35l, 23I Koehm, Carol, 206, 2l8 Kokel, Roy E., 35l Kothmann, Amerlia, 35l Kriegal, Linda, 223 Krottinger, Joy, 35l Kruckenberg, Dean, 225 Kulesz, J ohn, 35l Kyle, Linda, 35l Lacy, Ford, 35l Laizer, Sidney J., 35l, 203 Lamberth, Wallace, 35l, 2I6 Laney, Ronald L., 35l Langford, Millie, 35l Langley, Billie, K., 35l Langston, Billy, I95 Larson, Charles, 35l Larson, George, 35l Latimer, Ria, 35l Law, Robert, 35l, I82 Lawer, Nancy, 35l Lawrence, Donnie, 35l Lawrence, Kenneth, 35l Lease, Linda, 35l, 206 Leavell, Ave., 35l Ledbetter, Tommy, 352, 2ll Leddy, Steve, 352 Legg, Jamie, 352 Lemons, Jan, 82, 83, 94, I93 Lennon, Jeanie, 352, I76 Lentz, Priscilla, 352 Leon, Moses, 352 Lessman, Garland, 352 Lewis, Elizabeth, 352 Lewis, Les, IB2 Light, Gary, l85 Lill, Ginger, 352 Lindsey, Judy, 352, 234 Lindsey, Terry M., 352, 2l9 Linnstaedter, La Nelle, 352, I78, 2l8, 250 Little, Beryl, 352 Logan, Beverly, 2l8 Long, Monty, 2I5 Losey, Kathy, 352 Love, Ben, 352 Lumsden, Sharon, 352, I87 Lunday, Penny, 352, IB7, 23I Lynn, Janet, 352 Lyon, Carolyn, 352, 23I McCall, Carol, 352 McClain, Kathryn, 352, 23I McClanahan, Winona, 352 McCleary, Adele, 352 McClure, Rebecca, 352, 206 McCormick, Donna, 352 McCoy, Diane, 352 McCrury, Phil, 208 McCutchan, Ann, 352 McDaniel, Stephen, 352 McDonald, Janeen, 352 McDowell, Laura, 232 McElmurry, Mike, IB2 McEver, Mary Frances, 352 McFarlen, Deborah, 352 McFerrin, Linda, 352, l78 McGregor, Marylin, 352, l87 Mclhlency, George, 352 McKay, Jerry, I92 McKenzie, Robert, 352 McKinney, ani, zoa McKinney, Mike, 352 McLean, Robert Joe, 352, l82 McNabb, Jerry, IB2 McNeil, Judy, 352, I76, I98 McNeil, Kenneth, 352, 2l9 McPeak, Tom, l82 Maham, Martha, 352 Malinics, Johnnie, 353 Mankin, Marsha, 353, 202 Manning, Susan, 353, 247 Manuel, Pat, I85 Maples, Ann, 353 Marshall, R. Mike, 353 Martin, Almarie, 353, 206, 2l8 Martin, Larry, 353 Martin, Marianna, 353, 23I Martin, Royce, I99 Martin, Phil, 353 Mason, Jocarol, 353 Mason, Rebecca, 263 Massey, Judy K., 353, I76 Matthews, Ronald D., 353 Matthews, Wade, 353, I99 Matthys, Charles E., 353 Mattox, James, 226 Meadows, Jo Ann, 353 Merritt, Merita, 353 Mihalik, Andrew, 353, 248 Mikulastik, Johnette, 353, 2l8 Miller, Bruce Dean, 353, 2l6 Miller, Gene, 353 Milligan, Thomas J., 353 Mills, Mary Alice, 353, 247 Mims, Johnny W., 353 Minton, Morris, 353 Mitchell, Jonathan, 353, 43, 250 Mitchell, Julie, 353 Moody, David, 353 Moore, Gary L., 353, 2l6 Moore, Joe, l85 Moore, Tom, 353 Morgan Shirley Marie, 353 Morris, Bobbie, 207 Morrow, Joella, 353 Morton, Dan, 353, IB2 Morton, Marilyn, I79 Mozer, Jim, 35 Munson, James E., 353 Murphy, Mary Nell, l9l Murphy, Sue, 353, I76 Muse, William C., 353 Myers, Pattye, I79 Myers, Judy, 353 Nance, Judi, 353 Nardyke, Carolyn, 353 Nash, Buddy, 353 Naumann, Alice, 354 Neeley, Prissy, 354 Nelson, Betty, 354 Nelson, Patricia, 354, I87 New, Martha, 354 Newcomb, Jim, 354 Newton, Ann, IB7 Newton, Frank, I93, 2l9 Nichols, Jane, 354 Nordyke, Carolyn, 207 Norman, Ken, 354 Northcutt, Ken, 354, I92, I59 Nrsesta, Nancy, 242 Nunnally, Bill, 354 Oliver, Boyce, 354, I93 O'Michael, Pat, 354 Orren, Ray, 354 Owen, Christine, 354, 2I5 Owens, Mary, 354, 224, 232 Panter, Don, I92 Panzram, Marilou, 354 Parchman, Wayne, 354 Parham, Ruth H., 354, 23I Parker, Don, 354 Parker, Rick, 55, I92 Parker, Sylvia, 354 Parker, Tom, 2l6 Parsons, Jim, l85 Patrick, Earl, 354 Patterson, Diane, 354, I76 Patterson, Dottie, 354 Patton, Joanna, 2l5 Payne, Kathy, 354 Pearson, James, 354 Peck, Pat, 354, l9l Penton, Carl, 354 Pepper, Tom, 354, 2l9 Perkins, Harold, 354 Pettit, William, 354, 215 Phillips, Cody, 354, 208, 250 Phillips, Marianne, 354, 247 Pickett, Henry, II6, l59 Pittard, Knox, 354 Pittman, Harry, 354 Ponder, Phyllis, 354 Pool, Jim, 354, 203 Pope, Dan, 354, 20l Powers, Suzanne, 9I, I79 Prather, Cheryl, 354 Price, Lucia, 354, I77 Price, Jerry, l54 Price, Nancy, 354 Price, Virginia, 355, 235 Pringle, Melynda, 355 Queen, Kay, 355 Qucksall, Patsy, 355 Railey, Terry, 355 Rainwater, Jerry, 355 Raper, Derris, Lea, 355 Rath, Fred, lB2 Ratliff, Carolyn, 355, I79 Ray, Judy, 355, I77 Ray, Kathy, 355, 207, 2l8 Reed, Ann, 355 Reed, John C., 355, 203 Reeder, Donna, 355 Reeves, Judy, 355, I77 Reeves, Judy Lynn, 355, 23I Reid, James, 355 Reilly, Jay, 355 Renfro, Nancy, 207 Reynolds, Jimmy, 355 Rhodes, Carolyn, 355, 2l8 Rhodes, Dwilene, I79 Rhodes, Janet, 355, 23I Rice, Dorothy, 355 Rice, Richard, 355 Rich, Charlotte, 207 Richardson, Phil, I82 Riddle, Judy, 355 Riddle, Linda, 355 Rinewalt, Randy, 203 Rigsby, Bill, l85 Ritzinger, Marva, 355 Roberts, Bill, I92 Robertson, Everett, 263 Robertson, Gwen, IB7, 235 Roberts, Ronnie, 209 Robins, Chere, 355 Robinson, Judi, 202, 2l8 Rodolph, Linda, 355 Rollins, Keith, 355, I63 Rogers, Ann L., 355 Rogers, Donna, 355, 224 Rogers, Mitch, 355 Rogers, Norman D., 355 Rogers Pat, 355, l60 Rootes, Ann, 355 Rowland, Frances, 355 Rubnett, Ed, l85 Rucker, Suzy, 355, 2I5 Rupp, Siegfried, 43 Rushing, James, 2l9 Sale, Jim, 355 Samuels, Stephanie, 356, 247 Sanders, Carol, 356, 2l8, 22l Sander s, Susan, 356 Sandvall, Pam, 356 Schaffner, Tommy, 356 Schindler, Linda, 356 Schroeder, Ronald, 203 Schulze, Jerry, 356 Scott, Dave, 356 Scott, John, 356 Scott, Kinney, 356 Scott, Nan, 356, I77 Secrest, Jerry, 356 I92 Shalla, Peggy, 356 Shanley, Eddie, 356 Sharp, Elvin, 356 Sharp, Tom, IBS Shattles, Eleanor, I87 Shaw, James M., 356 Shaw, Millard, 356 Shelton, James, 356, 228 Shepelwich, Claudia, 356, 23I Sheriff, Bob, 356 Shields, Walt, 356, I95, 250 Shipp, Herbert, 356, 2ll Shirley, Jerry, 356 Shoemake, Bob, 356 Shoop, Merilow, 356 Shore, Betty, 356 Shropshire, David, 356, 209 Shuftord, Judith, 356 Shuttlesworth Simons, Jack, 356 Simpson, Pat, 356 Skipper, Tommy, 20l, 2I9 Smelley, James, 225 Smiers, Bill, 356 Smith, Kim, 356 Smith, James, 356 Smith, Leland, 356 Smith, Leslie, l82 Smith, Linda, 356 Smith, Mary Sandra, 356 Smith, Micah, 356 Smith, Nancy, 356 Smith, Noel, 356 Smith, Tommy, 203 Smith, Vance, 356 Smith, William, 357, 20I Smothers, Bill, 357, 20l Smyrl, Snider, Ronnie, 357 Charles, 357 Snell, Joe, 357, l95 Somma, Paul, 357 South, Sherry, 357 Southern, Charlotte, 357, 23I Spanks, Carolyn, 357 Speck, Spence, Spence Jim Ann, I79 r, Boyd, 2I5, 2l9 Spencer, Carol, 357, I87 Stafford, Robert, l85 Stanford, Mary Lou, I79 Starratt, Petell, B5 Stegall, Susie, 357 Steiner, Leon, 236 Steinha user, Robin, 357 Stephens, Ann, 357, I9l Stewart, George, 357 Stidger, Carol, I77 Stiles, James, 357 Stinnett, Sandra, 357 Stiver, Maury, 357, 2l6 Stoesser, Betty, 357 Stone, Donna, 202 Strickland, Hugh, I92 Strong, Marilyn, I87 Struble, Harlan, 357, 246 Stuart, Paul, 357 Stubblefield, Nancy, 357 Stuckert, Sally, 357 Suggs, Janne, 357, 224 Sutton, Kenna Gene, 357 Sutton, Sandy, 357, IB7 Barbara, 223, 263, 264 Swaine, Frank, 357 Swealman, Nila, 357 Swiedom, Lloyd, 357 Swogelinsky, Carolyn, 357, 207, 218 Taliaferro, Royce, 357 Talley, Carolyn, 357 Tanamachi, Diana, 357, 228 Talum, Cindy, 357 Taylor, Brenda, 357 Taylor, Jere Nell, 357 Taylor, Royce, 201 Thomas, Gabrielle, 357, 218 Thomas, Barrielle, 357, 218 Thomas, J. P., 357 Thomas, Joe Millon, 357, 242 Thomas Mary, 202 Thomas, Michael, 357, 192 Thomasson, Smilh, 357, 219 Thompson, Alicia, 358 Thompson, Jean, 358, 191 Thompson, John, 358 Thompson, Lavonne, 358, 231 Thompson, Linda, 179 Toland, Carole, 358,43 To1and,Wi11iam, 358,211 Toler, Carolyn, 358 Tolberl, Sharon, 358 Toombs, Grace, 358, 179 Acheson, Joyce, 331, 234 Adams, Barbara, 331 Adams, Mary L., 331, 220 Adler, Michael, 331, 260 Alexander, Palricia, 331 Allen, Fred, 192 Allen, Joe, 331, 204 Allaras, David, 331 Anderson, Carolyn, 331, 178, 234 Anderson, Dee, 331, 176 Anderson, Jim C., 331 Anderson, Kay, 176 Anderson, Maureen, 190 Aris, Jerry, 331 Armslrong, Huberl, 331 Armslrong, Mary Wayne, 331 Arnold, Gordon, 200 Alkins, J. G., 331 Alwood, T. J., 331 Aven, David, 183 Bahm, Sandy B., 11,331 Bailey, Phil, 331, 208 Bailey, Sue, 331 Baker, Edward, 331 Baker, Shirley, 331 Baldwin, Byron, 200 Ball, Roberl, 331 Ballenger, Marlila, 331 Barber, Laura Lynn, 331, 180 Barrell, Norvell, 331 Barrill, Herberl, 146 Ballles, Freddie, 331 Baxler, Jerry D., 331 Belew, Pal, 176 Bell, Dorolhy, 331 Bennell, Carl Edward, 331 Berglof, Jean, 331, 218, 214, 220 Bird, Mary Anne, 331, 214,220 Binns, Beverly, 331, 178 Birdwell, Jerry, 331 Birkelback, Aubrey, 331 Bischofshausen, Sharon, 331, 186, 220, 242 Bissell, Geoffrey C., 331 Blackwell, Teresa, 190 Blackwood, John, 331 Blackwood, Judy, 332 Blain, Marlha Lou, 332, 178 Bobbill, Bob, 194 Bond, Paula, 332 Borsberry, Jolene, 332, 206 Boshell, Elizabelh, 332 Boswell, Sleve, 332, 220 Bourland, Mike, 115, 194 Bourland, Phillip, 220 Bowes, Charles, T., 332 Boyd, Guy, 194 Bradford, Janie, 332 Brazell, Elizabefh, 332 Breed, Joe, 332, 43, 208, 219, 220, 242 Brenner, Leslie, 332 Brighf, Gene Michael, 332 Broom, Jerry, 146 Brown, Sandra, 332 Brunbelow, Ray, 332, 225 Bruner Helen, 226 2 Toups, Madelyn, 358 Townsend, Gary, 358 Tracy, Mike, 358, 185 Turnbull, Jean, 223 Traynham, Bill, 358 Turlinglon, James T., 209 Ullrich, Palrick, 358 Underwood, Beverly, 358 Upchurch, George, 358 Ursprung, Cecil, 358, 199 Van Hoove, Suzy, 179 Veach, Jimmy, 358, 243 Venebles, Mike, 358 Vernon, Roger, 358, 209 Veslal, Daniel, 358 Veslal, Molly, 202 Vickrey, Vickie, 358 Vines, Tommye Lou, 358, 91, 179, 194 Volke, Carl, 182 Wagner, Bob, 358 Wails, Gary, 358 Wadrop, William G., 358 Walker, James, 358 Walker, John, 358 Walker, Juanila, 358 Walker, Milcheel, 358 Walker, Tommy, 358 Walker, Willie B., 358, 195 Wallace, Jo Ann, 358 Walls, Larry, 358 Wallers, Eddie, 201, 219 Wallz, Carol, 358 Warner, Michael Dennis, 358 Warren, Kennelh, 358 Warren, Wood, 358 Walers, Diane, 358 Wayne, Susan, 358, 218 Weaver, Jane, 359, 177, 218 Wehmeyer, Susan, 359 Wells, Linda, Mae, 359, 218 Wesseley, Nancy, 187, 202 Wesl, Jana, 359 Wesl, Sam, 225 Wesl, Susan, 359, 179, 247 Weslermann, Francis, 359, 203 Weslrup, Sylvia, 359 Whisonanl, 359 While, Loyce, 359, 247 While, Shirley, 359 Whilehead, Marcia, 202 Whilmire, Anila, Kay, 359 Whilmore, Sandy, 359 Whilney, John, 359 Whilney, Bobbie, 359 Whillen, Charles, 359, 219 Whillles, Linlon, 359 Juniors Buck, Susan, 332 Bullard, Elizabelh, 332 Burke, Tom, 332 Burney, J. T., 332, 227, 230 Burleson, Barbara, 180 Burnell, Mary, 332, 230 Burlon, Alma, 332, 234 Caddell, Barbara, 332 Callaway, Burnie, 246 Calhoun, Nancy, 178 Canada, Nancy, 332, 178 Canlrell, Roger, 263 Carden, Carol, 332 csfgiis, Jim, 332, 204 Carpenler, Currin Ann, 180 Carpenler, Mollie, 332, 220 Carver, Linda, 332 Carlson, Dorolhy, 332 Carlson, Spencer, 138, 141, 145, 146 Carler, James, 332 Carler, Mary, 332 Cavanah, Gerald, 204 Casey, Roberl, 226 Cafledge, Gayle, 332, 206 Chapman, Daniel High, 332 Cheavens, Marlha, 332, 178 Chiang, Amy, 333 Chiodo, Beverly, 233 Churchill, Ronnie, 333, 242 Chwang, Tek Ling, 220 Clark, Earl, 333 Claylon, J. Ross, 333 Cleland, Donna, 223 Cloyd, Jean, 178 Clyde, Don E., 333, 216 Cochran, Cynlhia, 333 Cole, Sallie Dee, 104, 176, 220, 250 Collins, Suzy, 222 Collins, Winslon, 333 Collier, Mike, 194 Coody, Paula, 333 Cooper, Carl, 333, 225 Corley, Kalhleen, 243 Corley, Gwinn, 333 Collon, Jim, 194 Council, Kay Francine, 333, 190 Davis, Sonia Gayle, 333, 218, 2 264 Dealon, Bill, 104, 220, 250 Delgado, Arluro, 333 Delong, Ed, 262 Denham, Bill, 210 Dickison, E. Myrnelle, 333 Dieliker, Diane, 333 D1ugach,Arl, 192, 154 Donnell, Norma, 190 Dowell, Adrienne, 180 Doyal Kay, 333, 206 Dove, Marie, 333 Drum, Jackie, 333 Duke, Carolyn, 333, 206 Duncan, Phil, 204 Dungan, Susan, 333 Dunshie, Charles, 333 Dusek, Bobby, 333 Dwyer, Sharon, 226 Dyke, Larrv, 333, 194 Easl, Henry, S., 333 Eckerl, Mary Ann, 333, 186 Elkins, Lawrence, 115, 136, 122, Elliol, Richard, 333 Ellison, Don, 227 Els, Ray Allen, 333, 192 Enns, Diana, 333, 178 Elheredge, Jeff, 334 Evans, Donald Lee, 334, 188 Evans, Shirley Ann, 334 Farris, Diane, 334 Farrow, Tommy, 163 Faulk, Mary Celia, 334 Ferguson, Earl 204 Flenlge, Clark, 334 Filzgerald, Gary, 334 Forbes, Earle Ann, 334 Ford, Jackie, 334 Forlson, Judy, 334, I80 Frady, Richard Gary, 334 Frederick, Judy, 233, 261 Freeman, Barbara, 334, 176 French, Mike, 182 Friend, Ann, 190 Fuchs, Carol, 334, 224, 232 Fullenwider, Lenora, I34, 206 Cozorl, Paula, 333 Crafl, Don, 194 Craig, Don, 333 Cravey, Emily, 333 Crook, Margarel Ann, 333 Crosby, Robery E., 333 Crosland, Mary Locke, 178 Crouch, Ben, 144 Crouch, Jim, 333 Crouch, Van, 182 Crawford, Bob, 246 Curlis, Nancy, 333, 252 Curtis, Roberl, 182 Cyperf, Jimmy, 203, 222 Daniel, Joy, 333, 43, 104, 206, 218, 252 Daniel, Lois, 206 Daniel, Olivia, 333, 247 Davidson, Donna Rulhea, 333, 24, 90, 176, 201 Davis, Ann, 333, 40, 90, 178, 242 Davis, Joy Vee, 333 Fullz, Joe, 194 Gabriel, Gaisser, Jim, 192 Gene, 192 Galloway, Suzanne, 222, 233 Garcia, Gilberl, Narro, 334 Gaslon, Roberl, 222 George, Carole, 334, 176 Gerald, Joe, 334, 195 Gibson, James, 334 Gillenline, Sara, 334, 263 Gilliam, Pam, 233 Glass, Frank, 334 Goodman, James, 105, 219, 25 Goolsbee, Arl, 334, 250 Goll, M ichael, 334, 246 Graham, Ma rlha, 334 Granl, J im, 334, 195 Granl, Marlha, 334 Greaves, Pal, 334 Green, Bob, 334 20, 230. 124 0 Wiese, Calvin Kelsey, 359 Wilke, Randy, 201 Williams, Andrew, 359, 201 Williams Farley, 359 Williams, Marilyn, 359, 177, 252 Williams, Phyllis, 359 Williams, Vickie, 359 Williamson, Karen Wilson, Deborah, 359 Wilson, Hugh, 219 Wilson, Rusly, 359 Wilson, Maris, 359, 215, 242 Wimpee, Gayle, 359 Windham, Mary Helen, 359 Will, Judy, 359, 207 Womack, Sally, 179 Wood, Carol, 202 Wood, Francie, 359 Woody, Carolyn, 215 Woodard, Paula, 359 Wrighl, Roderick, 359 Wrislers, John, 359, 195 Yosl, Ronald, 359, 199 Young, Cooper, 359 Young, Diane, 359, 43 Younl, Carol, 359 Zander, Bill, 359 Zakharia, Suhail T., 359 Grice, Elizabelh Ann, 334 Graves, Myrl, 334 Griffin, Byron, 200 Griffin, Frank, 208 Griffin, Susan, 250 Gullelle, Diane, 334 Gunn, Marsha, 334 Halberl, sm, 334, 206, 234 Hall, Palsy, 334 Handy, Sarah Kay, 186, 233 Hauer, Linda, 334 Hanes, Muriel, 248 Hanson, Sonny, 334. Hammons, Charels, R., 335 Harper, Mary, 335 1-larringron, Bonnie, 335, 176 Harris, Belly, 335 Harris, Bucky, 192 Harris, Ramona Kay, 335, 186 Harlman, Roberl, 335, 250 Harvey, Pal, 206, 252 Halchell, Jane, 335 Hassard, Elizabelh, 224, 232 Hay, Alberl, 225 Heard, Joyce Ann, 335 Healley, N. Ricky, 335, 210, 220 Heally, Gene, 192 Heffner, Johnny, 335 Helms, Jo Ann, 335 Hendrick, Sandy, 229, 250 Henry, James D., 335 Hensorling, Dorolhy, 335, 190, 224 Herkender, Eva, 335, 181, 250 Hickey, Kay, 335, 178 Hicks, Jeanine, 335 Hicks, lris, 178 Hicks, Gwen, 234 Higgins, Carolyn, 335 Highlower, Helen, 178 Hildebrand, David, 335 Hill, Donna, 335, 252 Hill, Jean, 335, 181 Hill, Mary Ray, 335 Hobbs, Lynelle, 335, 233 Hobbs, Sylvia, 335 Hodges, Sandra, 335, Hogan, Jerry, 200 Holcombe, Herb, 335, 200, 228 Hoover, John D., Jr., 335 Horlon, Pal, 335, 247 1-lorlon, Ransey, 195 Howard, Jerry, 246 Howard, Ronald A., 335 Huffman, Emily, 335, 218, 214 Hugg, Terry W., 335 Hughes, Marlha, 218, 263 Humphreys, Jim, 335, 189 Hursl, Jim, 184 Jackson, Richard H., 335 Jackson, Rulhanne, 335, 223 Jaggar, Pamela, 335 Jamison, Carol, 176 Jarvis, Suzanne, 335 Jenkins, Carol, 95, 176 Jensen, Jeannelle, 335, 206, 247 Jett, Sandra, 336 Johnson, Jon, 225 Johnson, Paula Beth, 186, 202 Johnson, Robert, 336 Johnson, Ronnie B., 336 Jonstone, Bud, 185 Johnson, Nancy, 336 Jolly, Judy, 178, 218, 226 Matthews, Betty, 337, 176 Maynard, Terry, 201 Mayo, Sammye, 337, 250 Meeks, Fred, 337 Meier, Jim, 182 Mercer, Billie, 337 Mercier, Tom, 225 Mihalek, Carol, 248 Law, Kam-har, 336 Nance Jones, Bonnie, 176 Jones, Hardy, 208, 219, 220 Jones, Sandra, 336 Jones, Virginia, 336 Jordan, Jane, 336, 178 Joslsa, Tim, 336 Keeling, F. M., 195 Keller, Starr, 336, 231, 250 Kemp, Roland, 336 Kennedy, Michael, 336, 219, 220 Kellebrew, Perry, 336 Killrner, Carey, 336, 234 Killough, Lynn, 336 Kimbrough, Bill, 336 Kimbrough, Cynthia, 336 King, Anna, 336 King, Don Wayne, 336 Kiniry, Brian J., 336 Kittlitz, Tommy, 336 Know, Joe Done, 336 Landenlznerg, Dave, 336 Landried, Karon, 336 Lancaster, Mark, 220 Latimer, Richard, 336 Laurence, Ronnie, 336 Milulencak, Lu Ann Moore, 337 Miller, Fred, 337 Miller, Gail, 337 Miller, Jeff, 208, 219, 220, 243 Miller, Kenneth T., Jr., 337, 195 Miller, Linda Kay, 337, 223 Miller, Lynda, M., 337 220 Miller, Mike, 250 Miller, Shirley Ann, 337 Misenheimer, Judy, 260 Moore, Cora Jo, 337, 243 Moore, Elaine, 176, 250, 260 Moore, Ginger, 215 Moore, Mary Elizabeth, 337 Moore Rosemary, 93, 176, 260 Moore, Sandi, 337 Moore, Wayne, 203 Moore, Winston, 144 Monning, Jim, 182, 222 Monzingo, Becky, 337, 105, 179, Morris Bobbie, 337 Morris Jim, 182 Morris, Curtis, 216 Morris, Ronnie, 201 Mullin Diana, 338, 207 Myers, Sherry, Lynn, 338, 191 Tom, 338 2 Law, Kay, 336 Lawson, Shirley, 336, 189, 191, 232 Lehmann, Roberta, 336, 206, 252, 260 Leo, Steven J., 336 Leslie, Ron, 336, 105, 204, 219, 220, 250 Liberman, Aaron, 336 229 Neal, Lillie Joy, 33B Neblitt, Patty, 222, 233 Needs, Jim, 338, 106, 219, 220, 222 Nelson, David H. 338, 211 Nesuda, Mary Ann, 338, 191, 235 Ligon, Curby, 336 Liston, Sharon, 336 Lui, Justin, 242 Lucy, Judy, 336, 176 Lovin, Keith, 336 Lucas, Roland, L., 337 Luna, Carolyn, 337 Lunsford, Sandra, 235 Lyles, Brenda, 206 Machest, Betty Sue, 337 McCa1eb, Wickey, 182, 143 McCann, Pat, 337 McCleary, Adele, 260 McClelland, Tom, 337 McCloskey, Rosanne, 337, 214 McCreary, Frank, 203 Mclfachern, Jerry W., 337 McEver, Dan, 250 McGinnis, Mac, 182 McGinty, Claire, 337, 224 McKee, Gwen, I78 McKinney, Bill, 201 McKissack, Kay, 337 McLeoo, Linda E., 337 McMillon, Ray, 216 McMechan, Joanne, 223 Maddox, Bill, 337 Markham, Judy, 337 Marrow, Mildred, 337 Marsh, Carey, 201 Martin, Ginny, 91 Mason, Lou Ellen, 337 Mason, Rebecca, 337 Massey, Herman, 246 Massey, Joy, 337 Massey, Warner, 208, 220 Mata, Jose Gaitan, 337 Mathews, Ann, 187 Mathis, Donna J., 337 Matthews, Beth, 337, 235 Asa, Rsllin, 304, 98, zoo Abelson, Judith Marie, 304, 220 Abelson, Linda Lee, 304, 220 Abercrombie, Sue, 304, 229 Abukishk, Saud, 304 Newman, Kelly Lee, 338 Newman, Linda, 242 Nix, Danny, 338 Nolen, Don M., 338 Norris, Sally, 338 Novy, Stanley, 229 Nystrom, Nadine, 338 Ousley, John Mack, 338, 225 Pace, Lloyd, 211 Parker, David, 338 Parker, Thomas, 338 Palmer, Martha Gail, 338 Palmer, Mary Beth, 338, 235 Pankey, Susan, 338 Parks, Mike, 201 Parsons, Jim, 216 Paschal, Jean Ann, 338 Patterson, Jim, 338 Patterson, John, 211 Patterson, Robert, 338 Payne, Mack, 338 Pearson, Glen, 201 Pearson, Todd, 185 Pearson, Sandra, 338 Peebles, Richard, 220 Pettigrew, Pat, 338, 106, 179, 218, 252 Petty, Bynon, 338 Phelps, Rod, 338 Phelps, Ronnie, 140, 145, 146 Philbrick, Jon D., 338 Phillips, Carol, 338 Phillips, Sarah, 220, 227 Plummer, Marilyn, 338 Pitman, Janet, 338, 86, 87, 179, 218 Pollock, Barry, 185 Pool, Linda, 338 Porter, Alice, 338 Porter, Keith, 338 Posey, Nancy, 338, 207, 218, 220 Praisnar, Alice K., 338 Price, Sterling, 338 Pruitt, Jane, 339 Queen, James L., 339 Ragan, Katherine, 339 Ramsey, Ben, 201, 220 Ratlift, John, 165,222 Rasmussen, Stephen, 220 Ray, Georgia, 339, 191, 202 Raymond, Linda, 183 Rea, Courtlyn, 339, 201 Reagan, Katherine, 235 Reagan, Ronnie, 339 Reddell, Judy, 215, 260 Redwine, Tommy, 203 Reeves, Anita Louise, 339, 207, 220, 252 Rentro, Nancy, 339, 218, 220 233 Rhodes, Charles, 339 Rickerson, Rick, 223 Rickett, Joe Pat, 165 Rinewalt, Judith Ann, 339 Rickard, Larry, 229 Rix, Mary Sue, 339, 207, 220 Robbins, Ester, 339 Roberts, Kelly, 115 Roberts, William H., 339 Roeder, Doris, 339 Rogers, Barbara, 339, 179 Rohde, Paul, 339, 243 Rosenbaum, Steve, 209, 219, 220, 226 Rosenbaum, Stuart, 209 Russell, Larry B., 339 Rutledge, Ruthann, 339, 220, 224 Schilling, Edwin C., 339 Schutte, Gwendolyn, 339, 235 252 Sage, Theron, 339 Sansing, Betty Jo, 339 Savage, Elaine, 340 Savage, Mike, 193 Schroeder, Roland, 339 Seals, Jim, 195 Self, Claudie, 179, 209 Sillers, Judy, 339 Shattles, Eleanor, 339 Shaw, E'lisa Ann, 339, 179 Shearer, Harriet Rogers, 339 Shelton, Arene, 339 Shoop, Neil, 195 Shuman, Jane, 339, 187 Shuttlesworth, Larry, 339 Simmons, Lynda Graybill, 339 Simons, Roma, 339 Simpson, Carol Jo, 223 Simpson, Earl S., 339 Slater, Mary Ruth, 339, 232 Sleighsinger, Sylvia, 339, 230 Sloan, Rebecca, 207, 218 Slocomb, Mary, 339, 177 Smelley, James, K., Jr., 340 Smiers, Patricia J., 340 Smith, Cora Bess, 340, 179 Smith, Jo, 43 Smith, Stephen Mack, 340 Smith, Steven L., 340 Snider, Susan, 340 SoRelle, Barbara, 340, 220 Sparks, Billy C., 340 Springer, John, 340 Springfield, Billie, 222 Spinesa, Mary Catherine, 340 Standley, Don, 182 Staples, Romona, 340 Stgggley, Bobbye Jo, 106, 207, 218, 220, Steele, Jeanie, 340 Steiner, Leon, 340 Stephens, Maurice, 340 Stephens, Ronald, 340 Stewart, Susie, 340, 93, 179 Storms, Sam, 246 Stratton, Marilyn, 340 Strimple, Virgil, 225 Seniors Adams, Fran, 304 Aguillard, Kaye, 305 Anderson, Charles, 305 Anderson, James Thomas, 305, 210, 225 Allabashi, Nancy, 305 Amerine, Larry, 305, 220 Anderson, Betty Page, 305, 215 Anderson, Ray, 250 Anderson, Warren, 304, 200 Antwiler, Dell P., Jr., 304 Strother, Pat, 304 Stockton, Pat, 340 Stoker, Carole, 340 Stuart, Janie, 340, 191 Surratt, Rod, 340, 64, 250, Sweet, Leldon, 340, 195 Sweet, Robert H., Jr., 340 Tatum, John A., 155 Tatum, John W., 340 Taylor, Danny E., 340 Taylor, Des, 340 Taylor, Phillip, 209 Tebeaux, Wm. Jene, 201, 203 Templin, Ann, 340, 191 Teske, Raymond, Jr., 340 Teufel, Roger, 340 Thigpen, Nancy, 340, 235 Thomas, Eileen, 179 Thomas, Virginia, 340, Thompson, Carolyn, 340, 191 Thompson, Lorena Fyth, 340 Thrower, Gloria, 340 Thurber, Judy, 233 Tibbals, Fred, 341 Todd, Ellen, 341, 215 Tolbert, Sharon, 252 Tooker, Dick, 209 Turner, Leo, 182 Turnipseede, Jim, 195 Tusa, Francis, 341 Tutt, John, 201 Vassar, Diane, 341 Vincent, Frank, R., 341 Walker, James, 341 Walker, Patsy, 341 Wallace, Barbara, 341 Wallace, Eldred, 242 Wallace, Judy, 341, 215, 260 Walling, Robert, 221 Walters, Trudie, 341, 224 Walthall, Chevyl, 207, 220 Washington, Randall, 192 Wasser, Larry, 341, 220, 221 Watson, Jeanie, 341, 207, 218, 220 252 Watson, Patti, 341 Watts, Kent Leigh, 341 Watts, Linda, 341, 207 Webster, David, 341 Wentrcek, Roselyn, 341 West, Charlotte, 235 West, Carole Anne, 179, 250 West, John, 341 West, Tommy, 62, 262 Whitlock, Walker, 341 Whitmer, Art, 201 Whitmore, Joanne, 341, 177 Wilcoxon, Ronald, 220 Wilkes, T. Marshall Jr., 341 Williams, Edward, 162, 163 Williams, Hendley, 211 Williams, Sandra, 341, 177 Williamson, Anne, 34l, 215 Williamson, Karen, 341 Williamson, Larry, 341 Wilson, Ronnie D., 341 Wilson, Mary Ellen, 341 Winburn, Betty, 191 Wingren, Betty Hope, 341 Wingate, Charles, 220 Winham, John Terrance, 341 Wise, Sandra Lea, 341 Witte, Jane, 341, 179 Wolff, Ed, 227 Wolfe, Ron, 141 Wood, R. C., 221 Woosley, Linda Ruth, 341, 207, 232 Wright, Calvin Wayne, 341 Wright, Fred, 201 Wright, Marilyn Sue, 341 Wyatt, Carol, 177, 182 Yates, Sealy M., 341 Appelt, Carolyn, 304, 234 Arrington, Janet, 304 Askew, Billie Jo, 304, 190, 220 Aston, Royce, 304, 204 Atchison, Ginger, 305 Atherton, George Albert, 305 Atwood, T. J., 188 Bain, K en, 305 Bain, Sarah, 305 Baker, James Ronald, 305 Bailey, Bailey, John D., 305 Sherrilyn, 304, 98, 218, 220, 234 Baird, Kenneth S., 304 Balch, Mary, 304 Banks, Margaret, 304, 190 Barbee, Leon, 304 Barnett, Gloria, 220 Cook, Jerry Lynn, 308 Cook, Judy Leigh, 308 Cooper, Betty, 308 Cooper, Sharon, 218, 308 Cobb, Milton L., 309, 233 Coe, Ted, 220 Colburn, Gayle Eileen, 309 Cole, Karen, 309, 186 Cole, Troy Wayne, 221 Collier, Frazita Sue, 309, 99, 170, 250 Collier, Phyllis, 309, 232 Collier, Robert, 193 Beavers, Harry J., 305 GflCJSbYl -llmmY. 200i 220 Barrett, Bob, 209, 219, 220 Barrett, Harry, 182 Barron, Nancy Grace, 304, 178, 218, 226 230, 250 Barton, Judy, 305, 227 Bates, Joy, 305 Beall, John, 225, 250 Bearden, Fran, 305 Collins, Mike, 204 Coltharp Larry, 309 Colton, Robert, 220, 246 Cooper, Eddie, 225 Cooper, Sharon, 220 Couser Larry 310 Corbin, Martha C., 310 r Crawto Creed, d, Sylvia, 310, 190, 224 Cynthia, 310 Beaugh, Marcia, 305, 206, 220 Beckley, Robert, 200 Beggs, Douglas, 220 Benson, Jerome A., 305 Berger, Charles, 203 Berry, Kay, 306 Biggs, Dorothy Bollinger, 306 Bishop, Lynette, 306 Blackstock, Emily, 306 Bollinger, Judy, 306, 234 Booth, Mickey, 306 Booth, Carolyn Anne, 307, 180 Bourland, Phillip Douglas, 307 Bowden, James, 307, 99, 219, 220, 250 Bowman, John T., 307 Boyd, Jimmie Dwire, 307 Bradford, Virginia, 306, 180, 234 Bradshaw, James E., 306 Brantley, Bobby Don, 306 Brazeal, Dolores, 218 Bridges, Charles M., 306 Brinkley, David A., 306, 227 Brisby, Johnny, 203 Griffin, Elizabeth, 306 Brown, Babs, 178 Brown, Charles, 225 Brown, Jerry, 204 Brown, Sam, 306, 204 Bruhn, Sallie Anne, 306, 226 Bruner, Helen M., 306 Bryan, William, 306 Buckler, Elizabeth Kay, 306, 176 Bunnell, Linda, 306, 218, 220 Bunnell, Lynda, 307 Burgess, Barbara, 307 Burk, Greg, 307, 246 Burleso n, Brenda, 307, 206 Burress, Joy, 307 Burris, Ruth Ann, 307, 226 Cannaday, James Henry, 308 Cargill, Joyce, 308, 243 Carter, Claire, 308, 176 Cason, Benny, 308 Cason, Wanda, 308, 190 Catron, Mitch B., 308 Calvert, Carolyn, 309, 252 Cain, Delmar L., 309 Callaway, Bernie L., 309 Cale, William E., 309, 229 Camp, Brenda Ann, 309 Campbell, Shirley, 309 Cannaday, James, 204, 221 Chapman, Dwight, 188 Chase, Cleon, 225 Christian, Robert, 117 Chun, Margaret, 308, 218, 224 Claburn, Cecelia, 308, 263 Clardy, Butch, 192 Clark, Connie Mack, 308, 204 Clayton, Carolyn, 308, 206 Clayton, Sheila Nell, 308 Clem, Gary, 308, 211, 260 Chambers, Sarah Ellen, 309, 224 Chase, Cleon Day, 309 Carlis, Robert C., 309 Chatham, Charles E., 309 Cherry, Rita, 309, 215 Ching, Goldie, 309 Churchill, Fred, 182 Colton, Bob, 308 Conaster, Mary Lee, 308 Crenshaw, Bobby, 310, 118, 125 Crosby, Jerry Lawrence, 310, 203 Cudd, John, 311, 208, 220, 226 Currier, Paul R,, 311, 43, 260, 262, 264 Crowe, Cynthia Elizabeth, 311, 220, 226 Croxton, Carla Sue, 311, 234 Dag1ey,Johnie, 311,220 Daniel, William A., Jr., 311, 16, 103, 194, 204, 219, 250 Davenport, Rhelda C., 310 Davis, Judy Ann, 310, 206, 250 Davis, Ruth, 224, 232 Davis, Ralph, 260 Dean Stephen Edward, 310, 204 Dawson, Rebecca, 310, 76, 77, 93, 99, 225, 230, 250 Deaton, Bill, 310 Dedman, Sheila, 310, 178 Dees, Robert W., 311 Deese, Carl, 24 DeFoor, William Robert, 311 Dempsey, Ronald Edward, 311 DeRusha, Donna, 311, 178 Dickson, Elinor M., 311 Donalson, James S., 311 Donnell, Norma Jean, 310 Doty, David Sidney, 310, 225 Drake, Brenda Marie, 310 Dufour, Linda Yvonne, 310, 234 Dunbar, Barbara, 310 Duncan, Joe, 311 Dunks, Edward Gene, 311 Dunlap, Willa Mary, 311 Dunn, Dorothy June, 311, 206 Dyer, Edwin, 210 Earhart, William, 311 Eatman, Rodney H., 311 Edentield, Bruce, 225 Elder, Bill, 312, 204, 203 Elliot, Martha Kay, 312, 206 Ellis, Jerry L., 312, 220 Elsey, Kay Anne, 312, 224 Ellyson, Don, 226 Engelke, Larry, 312 Enochs, David, 312 Erwin, William H., 313 Elsey, Kay Ann, 224 Estess, Ted, 313, 100, 220, 242 Evans, Gene, 209 Fairbanks, Russell, 313 Felice, Nancy Anne Stiteler, 313 Ferguson, Mike, 192 Ferguson, R. Stanley, 313 Ferrell, William Hayward, 312 Fetner, Michael A., 312 Fields,, Glen, 204 Flint, De, 312 Flint, Joanna, 312 Foster, Nancy Robbins, 312 Fox, Jimmy, 194 Frame, Marian, 312 Frank, Nancy Margianna, 313, 206, 218, 220, 232, 243, 247 Frazier, Linda Dawn, 313 Frazer, Sandra, 313 Fredrick, Charles, 313 Fredrick, Elizabeth, 313 Freeman, Joe Chris, 313 Fulbright, Wm., 220 Fulgham, Page R., 312 Fuller, James, 248 Fultz, Dian Pierce, 312 Furr, Carolyn, 312, 232, 264 Furqueron, Mignon, 312, 101, 218 Gaines, Nancy, 312, 80, 81, 178 Galloway, Suzanne, 312, 220 Garcia, Rudy, Jr., 313, 188 Garner, Lewis, 229 Garrett, Patricia, 220 Garrett, Vernon G., 313 Gassiott, Ralph 313, 200, 250 Gatewood, James Verner, 313 Gaut, Richard L., 313,227 Gerald, Joe, 220 Gestring, Daniel Allen, 313, 200, 219 Glover, Connie, 314 Granberry, Frank, Jr., 314, 39B Gray, Sarah Bess, 314 Green, Gail, 314, 220 Gritiee, Dale, 243 Grittin, Malcolm Byron, 314 Grisham, Betty Jean, 314 Groves, Joline, 315 Guittard, Charles F,, 315, 220,230 Gummelt, Donald W., 315 Gutelius, Beverly, 178, 214, 226 Hale, Romalita, 315 Halliwill, Ralph Milford, 315 Hallman, Wm., 220, 226 Ham, Linda, 315, 214 Hambleton, Ben, 185 Hampton, Boyd Earl, 315 Hardberger, Katrina, 314 Harrell, Norman Lynn, 314 Harrington, Jill, 314 Harris, Peggy, 220 Harris, Polly Ann, 314 Harris, Walter Duke, 314 Hassler, Ann, 220 Hassler, Patsy Jane, 314 Hay, Albert, 314 Heard, Sue 315 214 Hearn, George, 220 Heath, Burnie, 246 Hedrick, Ona Lee, 315 Hetlin, Sharon Ann, 315, 226 Hembree, Donna, 315, 214, 220 Hembree, William, Jr., 315 Henderson, Jacqueline Ann, 315 Hengst, Barbara Rose, 315 Henry, Joe, 315 Hepler, Dorothy Anne, 314 Herndon, Kathy, 314 Herring, Suzanne, 186 Herrington, Michael, 314 Hibbs, Judy, 314 Hicks, Gwendolyn Aldredge, 314 Hicks, John Forrester, 314, 220 Hicks, Michael J., 315 Hightower, Margaret Helen, 315 Hill, Margaret,Alice, 315, 214 Hill, Sharon, E., 315 Hobbs, Larry, 315, 229 Hodges, Wanda, 315, 186, 262 Hodgkis, Janet Sue, 315 Hoffman, Dalton, 316 Holt, Susan, 233 Hopwood, John Lloyd, 316, 208, 220 Horn, James, 316 Howard, Jerry Leo, 316 Hutt, Ray, 229 Hughes, Elizabeth Ruth, 316 Hughes, Linton, 316 Hummel, Michael Dennis, 316 Hunt, Barbara Anne Brunett, 317 Hunter, Ken C., 317 Hunter, Shirley Jeane, 317 Hutchinson, Clark Gilbert, 317 Hyde, Nancy, 317 lngram, James, 94, 135, 204, 250 lrwin, Haywood, 227 Jacobson, Lynnette, L., 317, 218, 214, 220 James, Darrell, 225, 243 Jamieson, Jerry L., 317 Jenkins, Michael A., 316 Johnsen, Susan Kay, 316 Johnson, Beulah Jean, 316 Johnson, Curtis, 226 Johnston, Douglas Hilton, 316 Jones, Bonnie Kay, 316 Jones, Joe, 114, 132 Jones, Kirkland Lee, 316 Jones, Laura, 316, 230 Jones, Paul Griffin 11, 317 Joplin, Barbara, 178 Jordan, Wayne, P., 317, 204, 161 Joplin, Barbara, 317 Keahey, Gwen, 317, 220 Kees, Arthur A., 317 Kelly, Linda, Kay, 317 Kelly, Tom, 220 Kelly, Verlin Ray, 317 Keener, Priscilla, 316 Kennedy, James, 233 Kidd, Joe, 220 Kilgore, Ronnie, 316 Killen, William, 316 King, B. A. Jr., 316, 208, 220, 221 230, 233 King, Caren Alayne, 316 King, Don, 204 Kirchner, Owen R., 316, 201 Kirk, Linda, 316, 178 Kirkland, Linda, 317 Kirkpatrick, Delina, 317 Klaras, George, 189 Kniqht, Roy, 182 Koch, Bill, 317 Kohler, Harrison, 317, 220, Kollhoff, Cynthia Jan, 317, 214 Koontz, Lucille, 317 Kornegay, Everett, 220 Kuhl, Roger, 195 Kratzer, Barbara, 220 Larkan, Linda Lou, 317 Lamkin, Joel Maxwelton, 318 Lanhan, Wayne, 318 Lanier, Richard A., 318 Lanstord, Letha, 318, 220 Lawrence, Leverett, 220 Lee, Camille, 191 Lesh, Mary Ann, 318, 214, 215 Lindsey, Glenda Kaye, 318 Lindsey, Margaret Ann, 319, 186 Lindsey, Mary Kay, 319 Lintelman, Sandra Lee, 319 Lockhart, Travis, 319 Lofgren, Jeanine Haube, 319 Lucas, Jane Adline, 319 Lucas, Wilson, 171 Maddox, James, 319, 221 Martin, Gloria, 318 Martin, Irvin E. lBuddy1, 318 Martinez, Jeordano S., 318,219,225 Marx, David Clyde, 318 Marx, Diane Hardy, 318 Mask, Marion Kaye, 318 Mason, Phyllis Elaine, 318, 221 Mathias, Janet Joy, 319 Matula, Elaine, 319, 220, 226 Mau, Albert W. H., 319 Maynard, William S., 319, 229 McCann, Camille, 220 McClintock, David H., 319, 101, 219, 242 McCcrnbs, Eleanor, 187, 252 McCuan, Patrick, 319 McDaniel, J. David, 319,201 McDaniel, Rachel Walthall, 318, 220 McDug1e, Woodrow Gordon, Jr., 318, 220 McGatlin, Linda Marie, 318 McGowen, Joseph, 220 McJunkin, Alua Sue, 187 McKamie, James Wayne, 318 McMahon Mike, 318, 246 McMechan, Helen Joanne, 318 McNabb, 226 Carolyn Alice, 318, 218, 215, Meek, Sandra Kay, 319, 202 Merritt, Ruth Ann, 319 Middleton, Robin, 27, 84, 85, 96, 100, I76, 220 Milam, Heather, 319 Miles, Sandra Sue, 319 Miley, Martus, 319 Miller, Anne, 319, 263 Mitchel, Carolyn, 319,215 Mongold, Joycelyn, 320 Moore, Carol, 320, 215 Moore, Charles, 320 Moore, Dina, 207 Moore, Ginger, 320 407 Smith, Morales, David, 221, 233 Morgan, Gwendolyn Kay, 320 Morgan, John, 225 Morris, Wayne, H., 320 Morton, Marilyn, 321 Mostyn, William T., 321 Mote, Natishua, 321 Murphy, Marilyn, 321 Murphy, Mary Nell, 230 Murrey, Willard, 321 Myrick, Jane, 220 Nail, Linda, 320, 230 Nash, Anedith, 220 Nauert, Harvene, 320 Naylor, Rebekah Ann, 320, 218, 215, 220, 221 Neely, Fred, 182 Nethery, Kay, 320, 179, 230 Newkirk, John Gilbert, 320 Newman, Clinton, 320, 220 Nichols, Martina Reeves, 321 Norman, Sarah lSallyl, 321 Norton, Carol B., 321 Norton, Pamela Jean, 321 Nutter, Donna Gail, 321 O'Brien, Dennis Harold, 321, 220, 226 O'Bannon, Martha, 320 O'Nea1, Deanna, 320 Onishi, Richard, 320 Orbeck, Joseph Carroll, 320 Osteen, Susie, 320, 179, 250 Owen, George, R., 320 Owen, Phyllis, 321 Pack, Lynda, 321 Painter, Mariorie, 321, 187,218 Parchman, Pat, 215 Parker, Susan, 321 Parks, Vera Elizabeth, 321 Pate, Glenda, 321, 215, 220, 235 Patton, Kenneth, 322 Pearson, Sarah Jane, 322, 220, 224 Pemberton, Stanton, 322, 220, 227 Perry, Kay, 322 Phillips, Francine, 322 Philpot, NVallace R., 322, 220 Pick, Kathleen, 323 Pittman, Sybil Arlene 323, 102, 179, 242 Pomeroy, Mary, 323, 179, 252 Powell, Jouett lDoc1, 323, 46, 103. 209, 219, 220, 242 Powell, Sharon, 323, 224 Presley, Norman K., Jr., 323 Allen, Billy Dale, 384 Benyus, Zolton Jr., 384 Blackshear, Gus, 384, 103, 220, 222 Bobbitt, Bob, 384 Bolin, Perry, 384, 198, 250 Boozer, Harold Don, 384 Brgggal, Delores Ann, 384, 222, 226, Brown, Maurice R., 384 Brown, Jerry Lee, 384 Burson, Russell Don, 384, 220, 222 Burrus, Burton, 384, 198 Bush, Lee Edward, 384, 204, 243 Chiodo, Beverly Ann, 384 Claiborne, Jerry, 198 Clawson, Herman B., 384 Coe, Ted, 222 Cook, Jon, 384 Crouch, Van, 182 Culpepper, Ben, 198 Curtis, William E., 384 Davies, Tom, 384, 194 Davis, Carolyn, 384 Davis, John, 385, 198 Davis, Ralph A., 385 Drake, Tommy, 198 Edenfield, Bruce, 385 Evans, Herbert L., 385 Evetts, Craig, 198 Farley, James, Allen, 385 Fit-2, Robert A., 385, 222 Friday, Wright, 385, 198 Fulier, James K., 385 Preston, Richard Daniel, 322 Price, Levi Weldon, Jr., 322 Price, Luethyl Dawkins, 322 Pryor, Charlie, 220 Prudom, Darla Sue, 322 Puritoy, Geraldine, 322, 235 Reinhart, Judith Frances, 322 Quick, Charles Richard, 323, 220, 233 Ouinn, FrankS. 111,323 Reddin, Susan Melissa, 323, 207, 252 Reed, Becky, 323, 191, 218, 220 Reinhart, Judy, 177, 202 Richardson, Sherrie L, 323 Smith, Marilyn, 324, 250 Smith, Nita Lou, 324 Smith, Norma Katherine Cissell, 324 Smith, Steven, 220 Snow, Carl, J., 325 Solomon, David, 209 Soules, Johnny E., 325 Sowell, Patricia Ann, 325 Spain, Tera Anne, 325 Steelman, Alan Watson, 325 Smith, Nita Lou, 191 Smith, Steven H., 325 Willa, 187 Rice, Stewart, 220 Roberson, Brenda, 323 Roberson, Sandra, 322, 218, 224 Robertson, Lee, 250 Rodgers, James, 322, 228 Rodman, Thomas Jay, 322 Rohr, L. Ralph, 322, 201, 220, 221 Roper, LaVoyce, 235 Ross, Carol Jo, 322 Ross, Janet, 322, 177 Rothe, Bob, 262 Rouse, Jimmy, 193 Ryer, Dorothy H., 323 Sammon, Bobby, 203 Sandell, Freda Mae, 323, 222 Sandefer, Glenda, 323, 224 Sanders, Jim, 246 Sauer, Frederick Thomas, 323, 220, 246 Scarbrough, Suzanne, 323, 215 Schmeltekopf, Mary Frances, 323, 215 Schwetman, Jenny Noe, 324 Seale, Sharon, 324, 191 Segler, Samuel, 220 Slagle, Janis, 226 Sussums, Lewis E., 324 Shelby, Linda Sue, 324 Sherman, Kay, 324 Sherrill, Virginia, 324 Sherwood, Larry, 225 Shinpaugh, Earl L., 325 Shuttlesworth, Verla Mae, 325 Simpson, Carol Joe 325 Slagle, Janice, 218 Slate, Jeanetle, 325, 215 Smith, Carol, 325 Smith Charles Lee, 325 Smith Gary, 324, 233 Smith Howard Scott, 324 Smith, Linda Joyce, 324 Steelman, Alan, 250, 195 Stewart, Jimmie V., 324, 201, 220, 233 Sobotik, Kent, 223 Sommerville, Suzanne, 191 Stanford, Ann, 324, 78, 79, 101, 179, 224 Stewart, Linda, 324, 264 Stidger, Carol, 324, 177 Stoker, Betty Sue, 324, 177 Stripling, Dennis, 211 Sullivan, Alice Carol, 324 Summers, Tom. 203 Sweet, Leldon, 221 Tacker, Willis Arnold Jr., 325, 220, 233 Tanner, John, 325, 242 Tatum, John, 325, 246 Tebeaux, William Jene, 325 Terry, Betty Frances, 325, 235 Thompson, Tommy G., 325 Todd, J.. Davy, 326, 222 Townsend, George, 225 Traylor, Rosemarie, 220 mil, Don, 326, 102, 118, 119, 122, I25,131,135, 137 Turnbull, Jean, 326 Tyler, Milton O., 326, 246 Twining, Mary Ruth, 326 Utley, Pamela, 326, 177 Utt, Julie Anne, 327 Vahrenberg, Connie, 327 Van Duivendyk, Ray, 327 Vaughn, Daris, Jo, 327 Vaughn, Michael Jeffery, 327, 220 Vaughters, Jimmy C., 327, 225 Vernon, Margaret Lucretia, 326, 191 Vinyard, Sandra, 326, 220 Voigts, Mary Ann, 326, 191 Volcik, Joyce, 326, 223 Wiggle, Herbert L. Jr., 326, 209, 221, School of Business Garner, Lewis W., 385, 198 Gibson, Gene 385 Gritfin, Ken, 198 Griffin, H. Sherwood lSkip1, 385, 198 Grimsley, Bobby James, 385, 198 Gullion, Billy Sam, 385 Habicht, William G., 385, 222 Hames, Muriel Catherine, 385 Hare, Sherron, 385, 222 Hargrove, Harold Lynn, 385 Harper, Lynn Joyce, 385 Harrell, Frank M. Jr., 386 Hennessee, David, 386, 99, 200, 219, 222 Hill, Jack Lloyd, 386 Holt, Susan, 386, 222 Hughes, Willian L., 199 Hunt, Whitelaw H., 386 Jacobus, Cloise James, 386 Johnston, Douglas, 199, 222 lsrael, G. W., 199 Karr, Ray, 386 Kelly, Larry, 199 Kendrick, La Ruth, 386 Key, Kathlyn Ann, 386 Kinslow, Carole, 386 Kremer, William lChuckl J., 386 Ladley, Robert, 199 Lark, Janis Kay, 386 Leggett, Curtis, 222 Leslie, Jerry V., 386 Maedgen, Robert Delane Jr., 386, 222 Mansker, Gary, 386, 204, 222 Marcy, Wayne, E. Jr., 386, 199 Marek, Tom, 386 Martin, Barry Ward, 386 Martin, Kenneth, 387 Martin, Neil, 387, 204 Maynard, Jerry A., 387 McAtee, David Ray, 387, 195, 222 McClusky, Henry J., 387 McComb, Virginia, 387 McCombs, Eleanor, 387 McEver, Dan, 199 McGinnes, Merle Harrison, 387, 182 Hislop, Millicent Ann, 387 Miller, Arthur, 222, 226 Mills, Albert Weldon, 387, 222, 226 Moore, James, 226 Myers, Patty, 387 Naylor, Linda, 233 Neblett, Patricia Nell, 387 Newman, Tolbert N., 387 Noyes, Coleadus, 387 Page, Donny S., 387 Parchman, Pat, 387 Parker, Phil, 387 Parsons, James G., 387 Pavish, Steve, 388 Peters, Mervin D., 388 Powell, H. Robert, 388, 220, 222 Ratlift, John, 199 Revett, Billie, 388 Richardson, Ruth, 388 Roberts, Tal, 388 Robinson, Richard, 199 Russell, Jim, 199 Sacco, Mack L., 388, 199 Walker, Bill A., 326 Walker, David, G., 326 Walker, Diana, 327 Walker, James, 327 Walters, Joe, D., 327 Walton, Don, 220 Ward, Joanna, 327 Ward, Patricia, 220, 230 Warfield, James, Jr., 327 Watkins, Cynthia Kay, 327, 207, 223 Watson, Gay Evelyn, 327, 215 Watson, Susan Kay, 326 Wayne, Troy, 326 Webb, Patricia Ruth, 326 Weddington, Chuck, 182 Welch, Gerald D., 326, 242 Welch, James, Michael, 326 Wells, Margaret Dana, 326 Webb, Pat, 262 West, Wester, Harold, E., 327 Brooks Hardy, 327 Wheeler, Judy Lee, 327, 178 Whitaker, Rex, 327, 201 White, Kay, 327, 207 White, Sarah, 327 Whitlock, Tommy Dean, 328 Whitted, Edward Irwin, 328, 220 Wilfong Wiltong Willard William William William ,Jerri Bullock, 179 , Hugh, 103, 209, 219, 220 , Larry J., 328, 229 s, Alan, 262, 264 s, Hendley, 328 s, Jerry Keith, 328 Willford, Jerry S., 328 Willis, Roy Horton, 328 Wilmoth, Charles Monty, 328 Wisenbaker, Martin, 328 Wistrand, Barbie, 328, 207 Wolf, B ob, 328, 101, 116 Womack, Joe, 328, 101, 219, 220, 24 Wood, Janelle Ann, 328, 220 Woosley, Leonard, 328 Woodfin, Diane, 328 Wright, Wright, Wright, Barbara Ann, 328 Herbert, 182 Ralph, 211 Yerkes, Tamera, 328, 215 Zumot, Mary, 328 Vassar, John, 328 Myers, Barbara Marie, 328 Sedberry, T. Bryan, 388 Sidles, Richard, S., 388 Simmons, Jimmie Dan, 388 Simpson, Bill, 388 Smith, Charles Byron, 388, 199, 222 Smith, Dan, 222, 250 Stallons, Jeris, 388, 215 Standley, Don, 183 Street, Kathy Lynne, 388 Stroud, Tommy R., 388 Taylor, Nancy E., 388, 215 Thetford, Sandra, 388, 222 Thomas, Lanelle, 388 Thompson, Brad, 389 Thompson, Linda Gale, 389 Thurber, Judie, 389 Turner, Bert E., 389 Vaughn, Edgar D., 389 Wade, Frankie, D., 389 Walsh, Conrad O., 389, 199 Ward, Mary Alice, 389 Watkins, Carl Thomas, 389 White, Robert, 199 Willard, Larry, 198, 199 Williams, Jim, 389 Williams, David, 199 Williams, Robert, 389, 198 Willitord, Jerry, 389, 199, 222 Willoughby, Judy, 389 Daniel, Grady Wilmoth, 389 Wilson, Samuel Ray, 389, 199 Woodruff, T. W., 389 Wuensch, Ronald, 389 Zeigler, Thomas Ray, 389, 220, 222 3