Bethel College - Log Cabin Yearbook (McKenzie, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

1 “iii 07539 9508 ae ar gr os Page 7 qT “ng tat tits SS noe Ps ; if 1961 LOG CABIN BETHEL COLLEGE McKENZIE, TENNESSEE DON LOWRY _ EDITOR DEDICATION Bethel started the year with two shining, new, modern buildings, a dining hall and a girls’ dormitory, and began thinking about and plan- ning for more, perhaps even greater, additions. Needless to say, these new buildings have greatly altered and improved life on our campus. There- fore it is to this new Bethel and to its new spirit of growth and to the even bigger and better Bethel of the near future, that we dedicate this 1961 LOG CABIN. kak ee wagazy Ress : : a nr � with a peg brief reminders of ed wallow in which he_partici- se rea (er=1 a) lay serve to stimulate er eo mory; ioe le Shela ‘ex-maas “es Tx ae any Malle aa lae eS rae We ‘also tealize that ale book may’very well be eh ee. aia the hands of one-who is neither student nor alum- _nus, but who wishes to learn about life at Bethel sith eS from a pages. For this reader we have attempted : « to portray. a full and ‘accurate picture of our college atv LUA In keeping with the standard set Set year by a very capable staff, we have attempted to maintain a ri musele (as approach, thaty this edition might look like _ What it is: the 1961 LOG CABIN. b Np ewe eee In nes . ; : . Rings rei ae te aon vies Peat roin se record De ee ees BUILDINGS CAMPUS LIFE ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES SPORTS COURSES CLASSES ADVERTISEMENTS ee sete a Se een oe ROY N. BAKER, PRESIDENT B.S., Memphis State College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Litt.D., Bethel College. B.A., Bethel LN Aer D.D., Bethel Col- u stasl t “| SDP aA’Aclelelciaeyitaela Western State College; ene eee of Eat College; B Lo — oe : : . IIS, a FACULTY MYRTLE M. BOULDIN Librarian; A.B., Bethel College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. CLINTON BUCK Assistant Professor of Christian Education; B.A., Bethel College; B.D., Cumberland Presbyterian Theological Seminary; M.A., Northwestern University. RAYMON BURROUGHS Dean, Associate Professor of Bible; B.A., Bethel College; B.D., Vanderbilt University; M.A., Western State College; D.D., Bethel College. MRS. GLENN CHALK Registrar; B.S., Bethel College. LARRY DAILEY Public Relations Director; B.A., Bethel College. CLARA DISHMAN Dietician at Bethel Cafeteria; B.A., Bethel College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. BOB J. HAZLEWOOD Associate Professor of English; B.A., Vanderbilt University; M.A., Vanderbilt University; De.S., George Peabody College. ELIZABETH SMITH HATCHETT Instructor of Music; B.M., Nashville Conservatory; diploma, Kansas City Conservatory; student at Ward-Belmont, Louisville Conservatory, Peabody Conservatory, Chicago Conservatory. MARY HOLMES Assistant Professor of Psychology; B.A., Union University; M.A., Memphis State University. JAMES L. HUDSON Bursar; B.A., Bethel College. JOSEPH C. IRELAND Professor of Biology; B.A., Wabash College; M.S., University of Chicago; Ph.D., University of Chicago. WADE H. JOHNSON, JR. Assistant Professor of Music; B.M., University of Mississippi; M.M., University of Mississippi; Graduate Study, University of Mississippi. EARLE LEBARON. Associate Professor of History; Colegio de’l Norte; A.B., Uni- versitas Romae; M.A., and Ph.D., University of Romae. HARRY D. LUX Assistant Professor of Speech; B.S., University of Southern Illinois; M.S., University of Southern Illinois. JOHN MAY Assistant Professor of Business Administration; B.A., Transyl- vania College; M.A., University of Kentucky. 54 MRS. JOHN MAY Bookkeeper of Bookstore. INEZ MERRILL Associate Professor of Secretarial Science; B.S., Memphis State College; M.A., M.Ed., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate Work, George Peabody College for Teachers. GEORGE E. MOORE Associate Professor of Music; University of Miami; B.M., M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University. HUBERT W. MORROW Hammibal Seagle Associate Professor of Bible; B.A., Bethel College; B.D., M.A., Vanderbilt University Divinity School. VIRGINIA SUE MORROW Instructor of Music; B.M., M.M., North Texas State College; Graduate Study, Eastman College, Northwestern University. DOROTHY MACY PARNELL Assistant Professor of English; B.S., M.A., George Peaboay College for Teachers. ROY PATE Manager of Bethel College Grill, Supervisor of Laughlin Hall; B.S., Bethel College. RICHARD F. RATHMAN Associate Professor of Language; B.A., M.A., Stanford Uni- versity; Doctorate, University of Paris, France. CHARLES L. REID Associate Professor of Philosophy; B.A., Bethel College; A.M., Duke University; Graduate Study, Duke University. GEORGE E. ROUSE Associate Professor of Chemistry; B.S., Ottawa University; M.S., University of Michigan; Graduate Study, University of Michigan. MARGARET E. SCHWAM Assistant Professor of Health; B.S., Memphis State College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. VIRGINIA PRIESTLY SMITH Associate Professor of English; B.A., University of Tennessee; M.A., University of Wisconsin; Ph.D., Cornell University. W. A. SMITH Associate Professor of Social Science; B.A., Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College; M.S., University of Kentucky; Graduate Study, University of Georgia, George Peabody College for Teachers, ALMEDA STINSON Assistant Professor of Elementary Education; B.S., Memphis State College; M.S., George Peabody College for Teachers. MARTHA HAMILTON STOBBE Associate Professor of Mathematics; B.A., Maryville College; M.A., Cornell Unfversity. ’ ) Tenens FRANK STONE Associate Professor of History; B.A., Hiram College; M.A., Hartford School of Religious Education; B.D., Union Theological Seminary; Th.D., Hartford The- ological Seminary. MILDRED TACKETT Supervisor of McDonald Hall. CASIE JONES VINSON Associate Professor of Physical Education; B.S., Union University; M.A., University of Mississippi; Graduate Study, University of Mississippi, George Peabody College for Teachers. Golena Mattie Chester, Walter, J. C., David Charlie “Brown” CAMPUS BUILDINGS O eS a = = a ve Q Ee x a E 2 Zz = a x LIBRARY SEMINARY BUILDING LIBRARY READING ROOM aS 7 “i ar saunas SGRwal -RETUMRM BOOKS oe pee awe er ae or i SEMINARY CHAPEL McDONALD HALL McDonald Hall is a residence hall for women quarter of 1960. The entire Hall is completely air- students, having a capacity of ninety-six girls. conditioned. Construction was finished during the summer co} LOBBY TYPICAL ROOM en LAUGHLIN HALL Ww = O se Zz ad Te Oo = s DINING AREA DISHWASHING MACHINE SE Tae i i) by WN Z = Above: GRILL AND BOOKSTORE Below: GYMNASIUM IN THE FALL Zz Lu A. O 7, Lu a O = = oO O CO STUDENTS MOVE IN AND MAKE NEW FRIENDS SEE WHAT WE MEAN? FRESHMAN INITIATION BEGINS STUDENTS GET ACQUAINTED WITH NEW FACULTY MEMBERS While advantage is taken of the fine weather and lack of work. Oa CAMPUS BEAUTIES ARE SOON SPOTTED oi Lif ae eam WV wal = LL. Y ws — = I Zz Lu A. O again, bout half” Dave must be feeling ea ee eh ES ence: Ie 7 Q LLI Lt OQ a = 4 Lu als — [a4 O bie. SPECTATORS : i. 1) Gah AND WE MUST HAVE RELAXATION 8 a HE, oe nage A nn 8 i oe SeenON uasan aii ro Ne rosin an RECREATION 1961 BEAUTY QUEEN MISS CARYLON WARD FIRST MAID f SECOND MAID MISS BETTY BOUTH ( MISS SUSAN GARNER FIRST ALTERNATE : SECOND ALTERNATE MISS JUDY ROGERS ’ MISS VIKI COLE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS FOUR-ARMED BEAUTY ALL KINDS OF THINGS GO ON IN A DORMITORY MR. DAILY AND HIS PAINTING IN THE NEW GIRLS’ LOUNGE. ae se ie eee ee sacnnonsopeiiicinevs = | (a) Za q O - Lu a Ios SNAPSHOT CONTEST WINNERS The pictures on this page were submitted to the Log Cabin Staff by Bethel students as emtries in an Annual Photo Contest. Prize money was awarded as follows: First prize, $5.00; Second prize, $3.00; Third prize, $2.00. Third Prize—Nancy Dowty First Prize—Waymon Womack “Bob White receives a good-night kiss!” Second Prize—Bill Rolman =_— (= ORGANIZATIONS | | | | 33 STUDENT | OFFICERS President te. ee eee TOMMY CAMPBELL Vice-President aaa eee © NE REEVES Secretary eee eee _. CATHERINE DINWIDDIE Treasurer sen ee ee ee © BaP ROSSER SPOMSO ries eke eee ee ee 21 2 a MR. ROUSE THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Reeves, Mr. Rouse, Catherine Dinwiddie, Bob Prosser, Don Lowry —Log Cabin, Bob Walkup—Sophomore Class, Tom Hodge—Junior Class, Jean Killebrew— Senior Class, Jerry Carter—Freshman Class, Bob White—Beacon, Tommy Campbell. CONGRESS Each recognized campus group is entitled to representation in Student Congress which meets regularly to voice opinions on matters of student life and campus activities. The officers are elected by popular vote during the spring quarter each year. FIRST ROW: Jenann Demuth, Barbara Mitchell, Tom McGlocklin, Ann Bowen, Tilly Burroughs, Ann Sisk, Robert Shelton, Carl Fleming, Mrs. Miller, Tom : Hodge, Dan Freeman. SECOND ROW: Bob Walkup, Gay Mims, Jean Killebrew, Jerry Carter, Betty Smith, Joe Palmer, Don Smith, Jesse Black- shire, Don Lowry, Ron Fleming, Bob Gammon. OMEGA PHI FRATERNITY COLORS: Nazarene blue and gold FLOWER: Talisman Rose Omega Phi is a social fraternity founded in 1936. The group strives to emphasize the development of its mem- bers mentally, physically, and spiritually. SPONSOR SWEETHEART MR. JOHN MAY BRENDA RUMMAGE Not pictured on next page: Charles Lehn- ing, Bill Carey, Buddy Elinor, Byung thn Lee. , Above left: Below left: WORSHIPFUL MASTER WORSHIPFUL MASTER Winter Quarter Fall Quarter ROY ROBERTS TOMMY JOBE Burlison, Tennessee Muskogee, Oklahoma BILL BROWNING TOMMY CAMPBELL PAUL CRIDER, JR. ROBERT CURSEY CARL FLEMING RON FLEMING BOB FORREST BOB GAMMON TOM HODGE RICHARD HUFFMAN TOMMY JOBE ABE LINEBERRY CRAIG MARTINDALE CHARLES McCASKEY ROY LEE ROBERTS J. ROY ROBERTSON LAWRENCE SLEDGE KENNY WATKINS DAVE WATT BILL WOOD ALPHA PHI SIGMA SORORITY SPONSOR: MRS. JOHN MAY COLORS: Nazarene blue and gold FLOWER: Red Rose Alpha Phi Sigma is a social sorority whose purpose is to pro- mote mutual helpfulness among its members. It is the sister soror- ity to Omega Phi Fraternity. BEAU TOMMY JOBE Above left: Below left: PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT VELMA JONES JEAN KILLEBREW McMinnville, Tenn. McKenzie, Tenn. LYNN BARNETT ANN BOWEN JANE BOYD JOY BRASHIER SHARON BROWER SHAN BURNETTE LINDA JO BURROUGHS PEGGY CHALK BETTY CONNOR NANCY CRENSHAW CAROLYN DENTON CATHERINE DINWIDDIE BARBARA DOWEY PATSY JO GREEN LUCILLE HESTER NOT PICTURED: BETTY ALLEN BRENDA FLEMING JUDY GREEN MRS. MAY MALINDA MOORE MARILYN HOLLAND VELMA JONES LINDA KAPPERMAN JEAN KILLEBREW MARILYN LEWIS CONNIE McGEE MARLE MELTON DIANNE MILLER GAYLA MOORE CAROLYN MUZZAL ELAINE QUINTON BRENDA RUMMAGE NANCY SCHRADER BETTY SMITH BETTY WILSON ALPHA PHI SIGMA OMEGA PHI — _——s REGIE REESE REREEREERE SANAUAANNANNNNNGALETTT ioertene nessa eps te a | ABURERRS” Se ZETA CHI FRATERNITY COLORS: Violet and White FLOWER: White Carnation Zeta Chi is a social fraternity, founded in 1959 and recognized in 1960. Its purpose is to promote a spirit of brotherhood among its members and to improve their social and academic life. SPONSOR SWEETHEART Mr. Roy Pate Earl Lynn Cantrell Above left: Below left: PHAROAH PHAROAH Winter Quarter Fall Quarter DON LOWRY ANDY FRAZIER Detroit, Michigan Camden, Tennessee BUTCH CARRUTHERS CHARLES RAY COWELL DICKY DENTON ANDY FRAZIER CHARLES GARNER DORRIS HAMILTON GENE HERRING JAMES JACKSON DON LOWRY DON MARTIN TOM McGLOCKLIN JOHN RUST DON THOMAS RUAL WILHELM Not Pictured:. JOE MEADOW CEN AmSe alee GENE WADE . THETA PSI SORORITY Y SPONSOR: MRS. GEORGE MOORE COLORS: Lavender and White FLOWER: Carnation Theta Psi is a. social sorority which endeavors to promote a spirit of sisterhood among its members and aid them in the pur- suit of social and academic activities. It is the sister sorority of Zeta Chi Fraternity. BEAU Andy Frazier Above left: Below left: PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT KARA JACKSON BARBARA MITCHELL Palmersville, Tenn. Hickman, Kentucky NANCY BARNERD EARLE LYNN CANTRELL FAY CHAPMAN BARBARA ENOCH KETTHA HALLEY SHARON HAWKINS Not Pictured: CAROL BARNES JUDY BARNES BEVERLY BONE SUSAN GARNER KARA JACKSON JANE MATHIS BARBARA JO MITCHELL SUZON RICE JUDY ROGERS LINDA STANFORD 2s epiaagemeengye remo aanescremer cathe PHI DELTA SIGMA FRATERNITY COLORS: Black and Gold FLOWER: Sunburst Rose Phi Delta Sigma was organized in 1927-28. The fraternity em- phasizes individual development through brotherhood and ser- vice. SPONSOR SWEETHEART MR. CHARLES REID JUDYE CHESNUT Above left: Below left: PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT JOE PALMER BOB PROSSER Hollow Rock, Tenn. Lebanon, Missouri KEN ALEXANDER GORDON BREEDING RICHARD BRYAN JERRY BURROWS JOE CLIFT JOE DICKEY TOMMY FIELDS JERRY HEADRICK GARY HEIDINGER JIM HENDRICKSON BAHIDAD JAVID BOB JONES JIM LATIMER MARVIN LESLIE GAY MIMS GERALD MYERS LARRY NOBLE JOE PALMER DOUG PHELPS BOB PROSSER DON REEVES BILL ROLMAN ROBERT SHELTON DON SMITH DON TABOR TOMMY THOMPSON TAKASHI WAKIYAMA BOB WHITE Not Pictured: JERRY CARTER DAN FREEMAN ED HERRING DAVID LANKFORD. JIM McGUIRE BTW Ae | soe ED SAIN’. BOB. WALKUP: Johnny Welch COLORS: Black and Gold FLOWER: Sunburst Rose | Lambda Sigma is a social sorority whose aim is to promote an ; air of sisterly love and fellowship. It is the sister sorority to. Phi i : Delta Sigma Fraternity. ' E Wy | eo a Ira E BEAU GORDON BREEDING Above left: Below left: PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT ANN SISK MARIBETH SMITH Sturgis, Kentucky Memphis, Tennessee LINDA ADDINGTON TILLY BURROUGHS JUDYE CHESNUT CLARA CHILDS VIKI COLE GLORIA DANCER JENANN DEMUTH BARBARA DENNEY NANCY DOWTY JODY FORSYTH BETTY GOODWIN KAREN HART JOANNE HOWE DONNA JOHNSON JOYCE LONDON PEGGY MALONE MARIS MAUL SARA MEBANE NANCY MINTON HELEN MOORE MARIE NEWTON JANET PARKER PEGGY REEVES JOHNNIE ROBINSON ANN SISK ANN SHULTZ MARIBETH SMITH PAT STEEN BARBARA STEWART BETTY SUE TRUITT SANDY TUCKER TONY WALKER Not Pictured: BEVERLY JAGEMAN PAULA PERLMAN SALLY SHANNON LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Palmer, Don Lowry, and Roy Roberts. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Pra DELRAR SIGS WA tmementen heel dee 2 oe 5. President Joe Palmer OMEGATE EH |ieecmereee cat see a ot Worshipful Master Roy Roberts ET AS CH | Reeete meee eo ke ee Pharoah Don Lowry The Interfraternity Council is still in the process of being organized, but it should soon be performing a valuable service to the College. The purpose of the Council is to promote the cause of fraternities in general on Bethel’s campus, and to in- form the public about the activities and very natures of our fraternities. It will also serve as a vehicle for solving any problems that might arise between fraternities and guiding any cooperative effort among the fraternities. SW! pny ee SEATED: Jean Killebrew. } ; ‘ | | . : STANDING: Tom McGlocklin, Andy Frazier, Don Lowry, Dorris Hamilton, Karen Hart, Betty Smith, Roy Robertson, and 1961 LOG CABIN STAFF SPONSOR: DEAN BURROUGHS Pat Steen. EGO Kaas peo ees paw eee |) NL @ VV eas ASSISL Ola EC TO ee ANDY FRAZIER ANSST me ECHO LORAGUSINGSS ae DORRIS HAMILTON Ad. Salesmen eee ONIN EmV c GEE ROY ROBERTSON JEAN KILLEBREW BETTY SMITH eo KARA JACKSON BARBARA MITCHELL JEAN KILLEBREW PATSY JO GREEN ROY ROBERTSON BF ee ee lt Sate Le ANDY FRAZIER eee 2 ne eee Ti Yano VA Typists Organizations Editor Features Editor __- Sports, Ecliteor 22 eee BOB JONES Asst. Sports Editors. === == BUD NEWMAN Courses Eqifcr: aaa aise KAREN HART Asst. Courses Editor see eee DOUG PHELPS Photography -Ec itor ee eee TOM McGLOCKLIN AistS. = he ie nics le eT ae DON LOWRY GARVIS FRAZIER RUAL WILHELM Class Representatives: Seniors. 2.205 Genes Seiad een ee PATSY JO GREEN JUNIOfS = ren £239. ee JOE PALMER Sophomores 22 sus cee eee JOY BRASHIER Freshmen 5.6 ee eee PAT STEEM DORRIS HAMILTON—Assistant Editor for Business, DON LOWRY—Editor, ANDY FRAZIER—Assistant Editor. As | write this | look about me and see stacks of photographs, papers, and old annuals, | think back over this past year’s work, and | wonder whether or not we'll make the final deadline on time. In spite of the work and the headache, | have really enjoyed editing this annual. Naturally some (maybe many) of its features will disappoint you, but | hope, all in all, that you find this annual satisfactory. | have not tried to please everybody, for th f is impossible; nor have | always been able to please myself. There are many things about this book that | would change, if it were possible. Never- theless, | hope we will find many hours of pleasure in the mem- ories this book will always conjure. Sincerely, Don Lowry ORGANIZATIONS Andy Frazier, Editor FEATURES Betty Smith, Editor | BUSINESS STAFF i Dorris Hamilton, Assistant Editor for Business Connie McGee, Ad Salesman Roy Robertson, Ad Salesman and Typist Jean Killebrew, Ad Salesman and Typist COURSES a ES Karen Hart, Editor PHOTOGRAPHY Tom McGlocklin, Editor BETHEL BEACON STAFF SPONSOR — MRS. HOLMES EDITOR-IN-CHIEF—Bob White ASSOCIATE EDITOR FOR aan name ASSOCIATE EDITOR FOR BUSINESS AND ARTS NEWS AND REPORTING Barbara Denney Maribeth Smith NEWS EDITOR—Maris Maul, SOCIETY EDITOR, Marie Newton, SPORTS EDITOR, Paul Campbell. FIRST ROW: Jerry Hedrick, Larry Noble, Bob Shelton, Tommy Jobe, Dan Freeman, Joe Clift, Larry Bagby. OFFICERS President - WINDELL TROTTER Vice-President BOB SHELTON Secretary JOE CUED CUMBERLAND CLUB The Cumberland Club is composed of ministerial students on campus. The monthly programs include the various phases of the life of the minister and his re- lation to his church. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Buck, Bob Gammon, Barbara Ratliff, Jenann DeMuth, Judy Barnes, Linda Addington, Maris Maul, Sandy Tucker, Viki Cole. OFFICERS BOBEGANANA@ IN eee President IVANNRIS IYVAUIL peed = Dee De? | Vice-President IVA B UIC Keine ee Sere ae ee Sponsor CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CLUB This club is composed of students majoring in Christ- ian Education and other students interested in the field. The club attempts to promote a better understanding of Christian Education among the lay students on campus. 57 FIRST ROW: Larry Acton, Doug Phelts, Barbara Ratleff, Jenann Demuth. SECOND ROW: Linda Addington, Jody Forseight, Betty Booth. THIRD ROW: Dr. Ingram, Bobby Oliver, Jerry Hedrick, Buddy Scott. OFFICERS | Presiden tj ee con eee ert LARRY ACTON Vice-President 2 DOUG PAEMIS Secretary esse eee ee) BARBARAG RATLEFE GAM CLUB The Gam Club is an organization of students who are especially interested in mission work. The club fosters a mission spirit among the students and they participate in missionary activity and education. FIRST ROW: Gary Hiedinger, Johnie Robinson, Barbara Ratliff, Judye Chesnut. SECOND ROW: Jim Hendrickson, Jerry Headrick, Jim Latimer, Larry Bagby. THIRD ROW: Larry Noble, Gordon Breeding, Dan Freeman, Bob Prosser. FOURTH ROW: John Eubanks, Don Tabor, Gay Mims, and Gerald Myers. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President _.. GAY MIMS Vice-President - BARBARA STEWART Secretary Eee PAI On EEN Treasurer eee) | EAT IMIET: Chaplain, saa __....... GORDON BREEDING MR. BUCK The S.C.A. sponsors bi-monthly visits to the Carroll County Home, and the “pause for power’ bulletin board. The annual statewise meeting in February is an important time for fellowship and inspiration. FIRST ROW: Earl Lynn Cantrell, Barbara Mitchell. SECOND ford. THIRD ROW: Rual Wilhelm, Terry Cloud, Joe Palmer. OFFICERS President ; __....... ANN BOWEN Vice-President _...._..._____-_- TERRY CLOUDS Sere nGRBURA? 8 NAIL IL. CPN NEL BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The B.S.U. is a religious group that attempts to strengthen a cooperative spirit among the students. Its goals is a more religious life especially among the Bap- tist students on campus. ROW: Kara Jackson, Ann Bowen, Linda Stand- i | FIRST ROW: Jean Kilebrew, Bill Browning, Don Lowry, Shan Burnette. SECOND ROW: Betty Smith, Cordelia Miller, Brenda Walker, Mrs. Padgett, | Peggy Chalk, Mrs. Miller. THIRD ROW: Wayne Stanfill, Mrs. Fernald, Patsy Green, Connie McGee, Nancy Stroup, Mrs. Dailey, Marie Melton. . FOURTH ROW: Bill Bowers, John Gardner, Donna Johnson, Betty Stubblefield, Lenore McCormick, Captolia Huffines. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Holmes. STUDENT N.E.A. OFFICERS RresiGen tae eee ree os MRS. VIVIAN MILLER WATEESPIRESIICISINY onan PATSY JO GREEN SO Ci ETS (yee seem eerne suet _.. SHAN BURNETTE ieaS ULC es BARBARA STEWART The Student National Education Association of Bethel College is made up of those students who are prepar- ing for the teaching profession. It is always an active and interested organization and one of the few campus groups with nationwide counterparts on other campus- es. 6] OFFICERS President 2.25) nn eee TOM McGLOCKLIN Vice-President2= =e eee THOMAS GILL Secretary-Treasurer ___-_____--___-__- JOY BRASHEAR SPONSOMS ee er ee DR. LeBARON DR. STONE MR. SMITH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Through its monthly meetings the I.R.C. attempts to learn more concerning current events, domestic aff airs, and international politics. eS MATH CLUB OFFICERS Presigett pee teees ae es Sey Ae DON SMITH MIGe-Presid ent mart eee se PEGGY CHALK Sec CiOl yee ie oe MARILYN HOLLAND ie aS UC (meee ree mee et ec DAVID LANKFORD FEB H Rhee ea ae JOY BRASHEAR SSO (eee ee eee A el MRS. STOBBE The purpose of the Mathematics Club is to develop a stronger interest in and appreciation of mathematics and to enable its members to gain a better knowledge of the field of math. SITTING: Marie Newton, Tilly Burroughs, Maribeth Smith, Dorothy Fernald. Phelps, Miss Bouldin, Lucille Hester, Jane Mathis, Susan Garner, Itsue Kataoka. STANDING: Betty Thomas, Norma Green, Johnnie Robinson, Doug OFFICERS President TILLY BURROUGHS Vice-President _..--__.____ _ MARIBETH SMITH Secretary JANE BOYD Sponsor MISS BOULDIN LIBRARY CLUB Student and staff library workers compose the Li- brary Club. This group endeavors to better meet the needs of all students and faculty members who use the library. The club fosters a better understanding of the function and work of the library. FRANCE LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Rathman, Ken Alexander, Larry Bagby, Betty Booth, Judye Chesnut. | MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB | The purpose of the Modern Language Club is to promote greater interest in the modern lan- guages, to provide wholesome and enjoyable rec- reation related to languages and cultures of the Spanish, French, and German speaking countries. q a FIRST ROW: Marilyn Holland, Carolyn Ward, Connie McGee, Ann Bowen, Linda Baker, Brenda Rummage. SECOND ROW: Bob Gammon, Bud Newman, Jesse Blackshire, Jim Chance, Bill Carey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dailey, Carl Fleming, Paul Newman, Dicky Denton. OFFICERS President (22 eee JESSE BLACKSHIRE Vice-President tase ee JIM CHANCE Secretary aie. oe ee ee CONNIE McGEE SPONSON c= ee ees zt MR LARRY. DAILEY, ““B”’ CLUB Membership in the “B” Club is limited to those who have lettered in a varsity sport or in cheerleading. The club strives to stimulate greater interest in competitive athletics and give recognition to the lettermen on campus. FIRST ROW: Miss Schwam, Marilyn Holland, Barbara Downey, Nancy Barnerd, Dicky Denton. SECOND ROW: Gayla Moore, Bill Carey, Jesse Blackshire, Jim Chance. THIRD ROW: Paul Newman, Jim Webb, Carl Fleming. FOURTH ROW: Ed Nulter, Dan Henry, Bill Browning. OFFICERS President JIM WEBB WiGe- Presi Cech (nee ED NULTER Secretary-Treasurer _. NANCY BARNERD Student Congress Rep... CARL FLEMING SIONS OL ee eee ee eee ISS SCHWAM P.E. CLUB The Physical Education Club is composed of students who major or minor in Health and Physical Education. The club sponsors all intramural competition. perenne rae am. SEATED: Larry Harper, Lyndel McCurley, Jimmy Chance, Jim Webb, Bud Newman, Roy Roberts, Abe Lineberry. Campbell, Buddy Eleanor. CAP CLUB OFFICERS President PAUL NEWMAN S : Vice-President — CHARLES LEHNING FS Secretary = BILL CAREY Treasurer _ a ___.__... BUD NEWMAN Sergeant-at-Arms Se ABESEINEBERRN Beauty Revue Rep. _.. CAROLYN WARD The Cap Club endeavors to foster school spirit and promote activities. The most outstanding social event promoted by the Cap Club is the spring banquet. OTHERS: Kenny Watkins, Tommy McDONALD HALL OFFICERS AND SUPERVISOR President BETTY SMITH Vice-President KARA JACKSON Sec.-Treasurer PAULA PERLMAN Reporter SALLY SHANNON Supervisor MRS. TACKETT LAUGHLIN HALL OFFICERS AND SUPERVISOR President Vice-President Sec.-Treasurer Supervisor LAUGHLIN HOME OFFICERS AND SUPERVISOR Presidents oe CHARLES McCASKY Vice-President 2 DON MARTIN Secretary Treasurer Seema oad LEFT TO RIGHT: Mariann Sanders, Maribeth Smith, Bob Gammon, Betty Booth, Mr. Lux. BETHEL PLAYERS OFFICERS President se bes _ DAN FREEMAN Vice-President ____- ai ee MARIBETH SMITH Secretary _-----.--.. .... CATHERINE DINWIDDIE Publicity Chairman ae BOB GAMMON SJevolnele = -- Ea ee ee _ MR. LUX The Bethel Players try to stimulate interest in good drama and dramatic activities at Bethel Catherine Dinwiddie, Dan Freeman, Jerry Headrick, Larry Bagby, Noel Kilgen, and to offer opportunity to develop the latent talent of the students in dramatic art. FIRST ROW: Mr. Johnson, Helen Moore, Janet Parker, Barbara Denney, Linda Kapperman, Sandy Tucker, Nancy Minton, Tony Walker, Jody Forsyth, Linda Addington, Mrs. Hatchett. SECOND ROW: Marcia Inman, Mariann Sanders, Jean Killebrew, Nancy Stroup, Lucille H ester, Carolyn Muzzall, Ann Petty, Becky McCoy, Faye Chapman. THIRD ROW: Doug Phelps, Andy Frazier, Jim Hendrickson, Bill Rolman, John Eubanks, Cordell Smith, Denny Shepherd, Don Tabor, Takashi Wakiyama. FOURTH ROW: Charles Garner, Bob Prosser, Tom Hodge, Tommy Jobe, Charles Cowell, Butch Carothers, Ken Alexander, Tommy Thompson, Ron Fleming. BETHEL COLLEGE CHOIR The A Cappella Choir is the most outstanding music group on campus. The Choir makes frequent trips to schools and churches in this vicinity. A spring tour each year is always an important event, for the Choir takes its harmony to one of the nearby states. “| wonder what they’ll put on page sev- enty-two?” al hal as _ Dat ca WY — = PEGGY CHALK ie, Tennessee McKenz ayrrerie centres af meer Ae irre SONY wy forte a Ge en Mees 0 nny y eeaneh te Pee Or ome is fi ee eee et ee cele ear eee a a eeu a igs Creer Ree eS ee IE SS af 4 ae a a ihe ee ead de ro EDEL aes ae rs Mb HED S BILSLEUE PR EATERS Boh al fe ee ae Ce Wide di eae re : Eeaeys eae ore ee ESR SLES SHS Ee Widdeg ge ee re VOPOUERERE POMP gp uses Bao eee ea een ae | Slime icy 2 ARE s GUNS CES G Sos eae sia ge oe See Aue ee aye: ie aad e BETHEL DON REEVES Troy, Tennessee a = SWEETHEART OF OMEGA PHI BRENDA RUMMAGE | PHA PHI SIGMA BEAU . 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Sportsmanship Trophy FIRST ROW: Coach Vinson, Jim Chance, Jessie Blackmire, Dan Henry, Paul Newman, Dickie Denton, Leslie Bone, Jib Webb. Newman, Manager; Lyndale McCurley, Joel Collins, Bill Carey, Clennon Dailey, Larry Harper. oo 68 78 68 84 95 76 102 96 74 The 57 68 53 64 67 67 59 74 49 THE SEASON Arkansas 2.2s_.2= eee ee ee 68 Harding cence ee ee 83 Arkansas 2=:8.2 2 - Ses ee 76 Harding) festetere 2 oe ete ee ee ee 65 Austins Pea y.aee ek eee ee oleae 96 Freed Hardrnan eee 5 Belmont y222 a ee ee ee 79 Memphis. Navy geese ee 83 Union set ee ee ee eee 110 Belmonte ee 79 Florence: State =.= aS eS eee 109 David Eis cot opener ceee cnee 8] Fréed-Hardman 2. eee eee 85 David ‘Lipscomb Seeeue ee eee 7D Florence: State is saeesti nee. i ee aie 65 Austin ‘Peay: 22 ee 101 Memphis: NaVy22 = 2 es 74 Union: S222 ee ot ee eee 65 V SAC TOURNAMENT TusculUm {22a ee et eee eee ee 68 David Lipscomb. .22 0 2 eee eee 77 SECOND ROW: Bud EE i Jesse Blackshire—Medina Tenn. Forward 6'3’—180—Senior Jesse enjoyed his best season. His fine rebounding and jump shot proved valuable to the cats. Bill Carey—Rutherford, Tenn. Guard 6’—165—Junior Bill returning for his third year took top honors in scoring. His de- pendable foul shooting pulled the Wildcats through many tight spots. Leslie Bone—Lowes, Kentucky Forward 6’3”—160—Junior Leslie’s third season with the cats. Les is a good defensive player and has held his own in rebounding with the bigger men. Jim Chance—Loretto, Tenn. Forward 6’3”—175—Senior A veteran of four years, Jim lived up to his record as a fine consistent athlete. 103 Larry Harper—Paducah, Kentucky Guard 5’8”—155—Junior The smallest man on the team pulled the cats out of many spots with his deadly accuracy. He was second high in scoring. Joel Collins—Rutherford, Tenn. Guard 5'10’—155—Sophomore Joel did not see much action after being injured in the Austin Peay game. Joel is a dead shot at the foul line. Clennon Dailey—Emerson, Arkansas Guard 5'10’—170—Sophomore Clennon’s second year with the cats. He has a sensational jump shot and is one of our better ball hand- lers. Dan Henry—Rutherford, Tennessee Center 6’4”—200—Junior A transfer from Freed-Hardman, Dan gave the Cats fine rebounding strength. Dickie Denton—Paducah, Kentucky Center 6’6”—230—Sophomore Dickie, the biggest man on the team, held his own in rebounding and scoring for the Cats. He will be counted on for a good performance next year. Jesse Powers—Atwood, Tenn. Center 6’7”—190—Freshman Jess will be counted on more in years to follow since he is a Fresh- man. He was a brilliant Freshman player. Lyndle McCurley—Calico Rock, Ark. Guard 5'9”—155—Junior Lyndle, a transfer from Beebe, was also a consistent player with his deadly jump shot. He will be count- ed on for more fine play next year. Paul Newmon—Mason Hall, Tenn. Forward 6’3 —180—Senior Paul, a Senior, was injured at mid-season. He was the team’s lead- ing rebounden and one of the high- est scorers when his broken hand stopped his career. Jim Webb—Viola, Arkansas Forward 6'4”—210—Junior Also a transfer from Beebe Jr. College, Jim was counted on for his timely tip-ins. He will be counted on again next year. Bud Newmon—Mason-Hall, Tenn. Manager This was Bud’s second season with the Cats. His steady and de- pendable work help make the sea- son possible. Big Dan Henry goes up, controls tip, and the season gets underway. Newmon collects one of his many rebounds against Belmont in his last game for Wildcats. Chance goes high into air to score over stubborn Belmont defense. Denton lets loose with deadly accuracy against Governors. ABOVE LEFT: Webb drives through Union defense to score for cats. ABOVE RIGHT: Carey, leading scorer for the wild- cats, totals two more on a driving lay-up. BELOW LEFT: Jesse scores on a driving hook shot in game with Union. O Zz = O UO uw = O - MISS CONNIE McGEE Shan t illy Burroughs T Zi We ie McGee, ee SS es yy GOCS y Peggy Chalk, Conn we CO. SOUNDS DS Se A Sandy Tucker, Bs of —_ O U © = O UO Ete = O - Barbara Denney, Burnette, Carolyn Ward. LEFT TO RIGHT CHEER CONNIE McGEE, Co-Captain Senior Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Lu © I = = Cc nS Cor as Zao eh Sees ace ase LS oO ic Qo Oo O np of — c =) ae cae =) Oo Oo see Z700e $55 © AYHAL BOB GAMMON CAROLYN WARD Sophomore Freshman Memphis, Tenn. Halls, Tenn. MARILYN HOLLAND Sophomore McKenzie, Tenn. EADERS ANN BOWEN Dyersburg, Tenn. Sophomore LINDA BAKER Newburn, Tenn. Freshman Perle RIGHT: wn [a4 Lu QO Lu wast [a4 Lu Lu a UO FIRST ROW: Coach W. A. Smith, Jim Chance, Larry McGlaughlin, John Farlow, Don Martin, John Hatfield, Joe Don Farris, Carl Fleming, Manager. SECOND ROW: Lavern Garner, Joel Collins, ““Happy-Jack’” Cantrell, Jerry Fuller, Roy Argo, Bobby Wright, Jerry Williams, Larry Acton. BASEBALL Jerry Fuller—hits ‘em where they ain’t. Bobby Wright—Wildcat catcher hits safely against A.P.S.C. JOHN HATFIELD—John Hatfield slides into third. Cos aa e iy Gh i Ny, a kN ? ee COURSES Zz O o i oe Ee gp aa RT Zz O bp i U —_ O fasta a a HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION | i t l ; 7 : SS U 4 § U Zz 3 = I U f= a = EXTRA CURRICULAR DON REEVES JESSE BLACKSHIRE PEGGY CHALK Secretary RICHARD BRYAN Treasurer BARNEY F. ANDERSON Camden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education KEITH G. ATWELL McKenzie, Tennessee B.A. Major: Bible Minor: History LOMAN BALLARD Camden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Minor: Education JACK H. BARKER Savannah, Tennessee B.A. Major: Bible Minor: English MILDRED K. BELEW Huntingdon, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education CHARLES BEST Ironwood, Michigan B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration JESSE C. BLACKSHIRE Milan, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education NAOMI W. BLANKS Trezevant, Tennessee B.A. Major: History Minor: Education BILL POWER Dukedom, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education and Business Administration HELEN ANN BREWER Paris, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education BILLY BROWNING Jackson, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education Omega Phi Fraternity RICHARD BRYAN, JR. Columbus, Mississippi B.A. Major: Bible and History Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity EVA BRYAN BURCH Dyersburg, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary SHANNON R. BURNETTE Huntingdon, Tennessee B.S. in Education Minor: Education Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority areas Major: Health and Physical Education LINDA BURROUGHS McKenzie, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority ARTHUR L. BURROWS Paducah, Kentucky B.A. Major: Bible Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity TOMMY D. CAMPBELL McKenzie, TennesDsee B.A. Major: Bible Minor: English Omega Phi Fraternity PEGGY J. CHALK McKenzie, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Mathematics Minor: Education Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority JIMMY D. CHANCE Leoma, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education MARGARET CHILHOLM Ripley, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary TERRY CLAPP Benton, Kentucky B.S. in Education Major: Bible Minor: Education BILLY T. CLARK Milan, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: History Minor: Education PAULINE DEPRIEST Linden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education DON W. DURDEN Huntingdon, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education FAUSTIN FEATHERSTON Newbern, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education MRS. EUGENE FERNALD Dexter, Missouri B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education RONALD FLEMING Allen Park, Michigan B.A. Major: Bible Minor: English Omega Phi Fraternity BETTY FOUST Greenfield, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education MIKE FREELAND McKenzie, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: History Minor: Sociology McKenzie, Tennessee B.A. Major: History Minor: English JOHN ED GARDNER, JR. KATHLEEN GOOCH Halls, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education ELIZABETH GRAHAM . : Union City, Tennessee a a. B.S. in Education - Major: Elementary Education . PATSY JO GREEN Star City, Arkansas B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority JO ANN HENDRIX Bethel Springs, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education CAPTOLIA HUFFINES McKenzie, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education DONNA JOHNSON Greeneville, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education Lambda Sigma Sorority BOB JONES Loudon, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: History Minor: Education Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity JEAN KILLEBREW McKenzie, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority ELAM LEWIS, JR. Trenton, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education ABE LINEBERRY Linden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Biology Minor: Education Omega Phi Fraternity [PTS TMNT ener DON LOWRY Detroit, Michigan B.A. a| Major: History Minor: Education Zeta Chi Fraternity DON MARTIN Reagan, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Biology Minor: Education, Health, a nd ; Physical Education Zeta Chi Fraternity LEOMA McCARMICK Atwood, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education CONNIE McGEE Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority TOM McGLOCKLIN Perry, Florida B.S. in Education Major: History Minor: Education Zeta Chi Fraternity BUDDY McMACKINS Hollow Rock, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education MARIE MELTON Camden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: English Minor: Education Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority CORDELIA B. MILLER Camden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: English Minor: Education VIVIAN MILLER Harrison, Arkansas B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education MARTHA S. MURRAY Newbern, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education PAUL R. NEWMAN Kenton, Tennessee B.S. in Education Minor: Education JACKS Ga NOLES B.S. in Education Major: Science Major: Health and Physical Education NAOMI B. ORR McKenzie, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education MARTHA PADGETT McKenzie, Tennessee B.A. Major: History Minor: Mathematics BOBBY PARISH Bruceton, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry KEVIN J. QUINN Paris, Tennessee B.A. Major: English Minor: History A. M. RAY Camden, Tennessee B.S. in Education DON REEVES Troy, Tennessee B.A. Major: Bible Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity BEN C. REID Walterboro, South Carolina B.S. in Education Major: History Minor: Education R@VaSLEES ROBERTS Burlison, Tennessee B.A. Major: Bible Minor: English Omega Phi Fraternity ROY J. ROBINSON Pennsauken, New Jersey B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Omega Phi Fraternity BETLY SKeeoMITE Chatsworth, Georgia B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority JAMES R. SMOTHERS Huntingdon, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education LOUISE STEPHENSON Dresden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: English Minor: Education BARBARA STEWART Sparta, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education Lambda Sigma Sorority LILLIAN STOKER Dresden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education NANCY STROUP McKenzie, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Education MARGUERITE STUBBLEFIELD Milan, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education MARY NORTON SUGG Halls, Tennessee B.A. Major: English Minor: Education BRENDA BAKER WALKER Huntingdon, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education WILLIAM HENRY WALL Bruceton, Tennessee B. Science Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry BOSS WARREN, JR. Camden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Business Administration Minor: Physical Education GERALDINE B. WATERS Camden, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Elementary Education EDWARD L. WHEATLEY Big Sandy, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education Major: Science Whiteville, Tennessee Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Education RICHARD F. WHEATLEY, JR. Big Sandy, Tennessee B. Science MARVIN) WILLIAMS B.S. in Education CLAUDE B. WILSON Bruceton, Tennessee B.S. in Education Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry President President . Secretary . Treasurer .Vice- vw) ae O z _ = TOM HODGE TOMMY JOBE. ANN SISK. BILL CAREY . BETTY CONNOR Chattanooga, Tennessee Alpha Phi Sigma CHARLES RAY COWELL Big Sandy, Tennessee Zeta Chi SONJA DIXON Camden, Tennessee MRS. MIKE FREELAND McKenzie, Tennessee BOB GAMMON Memphis, Tennessee Omega Phi ELIZABETH HALL Westport, Tennessee KEN ALEXANDER Paducah, Kentucky Phi Delta Sigma JOHN BARHAM Henry, Tennessee GORDON BREEDING Cookeville, Tennessee Phi Delta Sigma TILLY BURROUGHS Halls, Tennessee Lambda Sigma FRANK CAIN McKenzie, Tennessee VOED CLIFT Cleveland, Tennessee Phi Delta Sigma GLENDA LIPPS Henry, Tennessee LYNDLE McCURLY Calico Rock, Arkansas GAY MIMS Columbus, Mississippi Phi Delta Sigma GERALD MYERS Russellville, Arkansas Phi Delta Sigma JOE PALMER Hollow Rock, Tennessee Phi Delta Sigma BOB PROSSER Lebanon, Missouri Phi Delta Sigma LARRY HARPER Paducah, Kentucky TOM HODGE Knoxville, Tennessee Omega Phi JEARL HUNLEY Trezevant, Tennessee TOMMY JOBE Muskogee, Oklahoma Omega Phi VELMA JONES McMinnville, Tennessee Alpha Phi Sigma JIM LATIMER Union City, Tennessee Phi Delta Sigma 145 LAWRENCE SLEDGE Rogersville, Alabama Omega Phi WAYNE STANFILL Sardis, Tennessee SANDY TUCKER Gadsden, Alabama Lambda Sigma DAVE WATT Lenoir City, Tennessee Omega Phi JOHNE WELCH Huntingdon, Tennessee BOB WHITE Nashville, Tennessee Phi Delta Sigma BILL WOOD Byron, Arkansas Omega Phi BARBARA RATLIFF Livia, Kentucky FRED REID Indianapolis, Indiana BILL ROLMAN Nashville, Tennessee Phi Delta Sigma BRENDA RUMMAGE Milan, Tennessee Alpha Phi Sigma ANN SISK Sturgis, Kentucky Lambda Sigma DON SMITH St. Petersburg, Florida Phi Delta Sigma — Er ee A Let President BARBARA DENNEY.................. Vice-President NUDYEICHESNUT Pr ree a ee Secretary TAKASHI WAKIYAMA................... Treasurer 147 PAUL CRIDER, JR. Brownsville, Tennessee JENANN DEMUTH Cordova, Tennessee BARBARA DENNEY New London, lowa DICKIE DENTON Paducah, Kentucky . a Bae ON LINDA ADDINGTON Fort Worth, Texas KENNETH ALEXANDER Paducah, Kentucky LARRY BAGBY Knobnoster, Missouri PENNY BAKER Tampa, Florida CLARENCE BARHAM McKenzie, Tennessee LYNN BARNETT Humboldt, Tennessee ANN BOWEN Newbern, Tennessee BETTY BOYD Huntingdon, Tennessee JOY BRASHEAR McKenzie, Tennessee EARLE LYNN CANTRELL Camden, Tennessee JUDYE CHESNUT Loudon, Tennessee NANCY CRENSHAW Trenton, Tennessee JOE DICKEY Troy, Tennessee CATHERINE DINWIDDIE McKenzie, Tennessee BARBARA DOWNEY McKenzie, Tennessee NANCY DOWTY Selmer, Tennessee CARL FLEMING Allen Park, Michigan ANDY FRAZIER Camden, Tennessee CHARLES GARNER Winchester, Tennessee DORRIS HAMILTON Waverly, Tennessee KAREN HART Longview, Texas KIETHA HATLEY Camden, Tennessee MARILYN HOLLAND McKenzie, Tennessee COLIN INGLE Huntingdon, Tennessee KARA JACKSON Palmersville, Tennessee LINDA KAPPERMAN McKenzie, Tennessee JOYCE LONDON Paducah, Kentucky CRAIG MARTINDALE Benton, Mississippi MARIS MAUL Chicago, Illinois CHARLES McCASKEY Broken Bow, Oklahoma REBECCA McCOY Henry, Tennessee BILLY McDANIEL Lewisburg, Tennessee BARBARA MITCHELL Hickman, Kentucky GAYLA MOORE Jackson, Tennessee CAROLYN MUZZALL Henry, Tennessee HARVEY NELSON Paducah, Kentucky BUD NEWMAN Kenton, Tennessee MARIE NEWTON Kansas City, Missouri PATRICIA GAYLE ROSSER McKenzie, Tennessee NANCY SCHRADER McKenzie, Tennessee ANN SCHULTZ McKenzie, Tennessee HARRIS SCHULTZ McKenzie, Tennessee ROBERT SHELTON Winchester, Tennessee MARIBETH SMITH Memphis, Tennessee LINDA STANFORD Atwood, Tennessee DAVID SUMMERS Cottage Grove, Tennessee DON TRAYWICK McKenzie, Tennessee KENNY WATKINS Trezevant, Tennessee RUAL WILHELM Camden, Tennessee 151 152 JERRY CARTER? 3002528 Seo eee ee President BOB FORREST..... oo ee es. ss... .Mice-President CAROLYN WARD... 32:25: 3. 23 eee Secretary JERRY WARD: 2.3.22 2206 6s eee Treasurer FAYE CHAPMAN Trenton, Tennessee CLARA CHILDS Memphis, Tennessee VIKI COLE Milan, Tennessee LINDA COOK Atwood, Tennessee ROBERT CURSEY Arlington, Tennessee GLORIA DANCER Arlington, Tennessee CAROLYN DENTON Paducah, Kentucky KAY DePRIEST Atwood, Tennessee BETTY ALLEN Huntingdon, Tennessee LINDA BAKER Dyersburg, Tennessee NANCY BARNARD Elizabethtown, Illinois MARY LOIS BASFORD McKenzie, Tennessee RICHARD BENNET Huntingdon, Tennessee BETTY LOU BOLTON Bradford, Tennessee BETTY BOOTH Rockford, Oklahoma JANE BOYD McKenzie, Tennessee SHARON BROWER Memphis, Tennessee PAT BRUNDIGE Gleason, Tennessee PAUL DAVID CAMPBELL McKenzie, Tennessee BUTCH CARRUTHERS Bolton, Tennessee JODY FORSYTH St. Claire, Michigan BOB FORREST Glenn Head, New York TOMMY FIELDS McKenzie, Tennessee JOHN EUBANKS North Little Rock, Ark. 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