Glorieta Baptist Assembly - Thunderbird Yearbook (Glorieta, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1964 volume:

L.. GLORIETA BAPTIST ASSEMBLY GLORIETA, NEW MEXICO TENTH EDITION JOHN WILLIAMS EDITOR TRAVIS COWAN SPONSOR THUNDERBIRD Spirit of the living God, fall fresh on meg Spirit of the living God, fall fresh on me. Break me, melt me, mold me, fill me. Spirit of the living God, fall fresh Qn me. SPIRIT OF THE LIVING . .ADULT STAFF PAGES 5-I 4 . . .STAFF PAGES I5-42 . . .STAFF AT WORK PAGES 43-58 3OD Through. . . .FEATURES PAGES 59-64 ORGANIZATIONS PAGES 65-72 . . .ACTIVITIES PAGES 73-8I iw A DEDICATED SPIRIT. Appropriate to our theme of the living God is our staff counselor. Her smile for everyone, her genuine warmth and love, her enthusiasm truly reveal that her life is Spirit-guided. With sincere appreciation for her guidance and example we dedicate the 1964 TI-IUNDERBIRD to Mrs. Erle Dickson. The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want. Psalm 23: 1 Q K ,.,,.. , --- ' Alfif, . .. .,,.. Here Mrs. Dickson counsels with a staffer. This scene is repeated in her office many times daily. 4 ADULT STAFF God is our refuge and strength, a very present help 1n trouble. Psalms 46: 1 Dr. E. A. Herron Leads Sfoff To Spiritual Heights l will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. Psalm 121:1 f 'X Q:-'Mfg w EQ DR. AND MRS. HERRON are originally from New Mexico It was not until Dr. Herron was 33 years old that he felt God wanted his vocation to be full- time church-related. After training he went to Alabama as state secretary of the Sunday School work. I-Ie remained in this position until 1954 when he was asked to become manager of the newly-founded Glorieta Baptist Assemble. For ten years now his guidance, his spirit, his interest have led the assembly in its phenomenal development. Words of advice from the heart of this man of God have long been treasured by all Glorieta staffers. God's Blessings on You You are a choice group of young people and adults. We thank you again for your gracious spirit and for all you have done in making the assembly a blessing to our guests . Our love, interest and prayers go with you. We hope you will return to Glorieta often in the years aheadu. God's blessings on each of your dear staffers. E. A. Herron MR. FRANK GARDNER, affec- tionally called Pop by the staff, directs the department of mainte- nance at Glorieta. Although Mr. d Mrs Gardner and their dog are an . from Tennessee, they have lived various places due to Pop's career in the army. After retirement the Gardners came to Glorieta to be- come part of the year-round staff at the assembly. PERMANENT STAFF MR. AND MRS. OTIS GOODNER, act as caretakers for the assembly grounds. They live just inside the gate in a lovely home. Mrs. Goodner arranges flowers and works in the greenhouse to add much to the beauty of Glorieta by using plants of many kinds. The Goodners have been part of the Glorieta staff since june 1950. MR. DOYLE MORRIS, the office manager at Glorieta, is a native of the state of Oklahoma. Before coming to Glorieta four years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Michelle and Kevin, made their home in Artesia, New Mexico. From a background of various jobs Mr. Morris became a part of Glorieta's permanent staff and finds unique satisfaction in his work as he feels he is within the will of God for his life. ,Af new af Q E 5211? iiilw ww , 4' if 'T argue! Eg 5 m EUNICE SHAMBURGER from San Antonio, Texas, makes an invaluable contribution to the spirit of Glorieta as secretary to Dr. Herron. Before be- coming part of the Glorieta staff, Miss Shamburger served for thirteen years as a pastor's secretary at Baptist Temple in San Antonio. si i i ., .-' l.- . 3 JI'- . Permanent - 5 - , 'w ' '1: U l S 5 Z 5 1 l 1 cr, in 1 Sv All 5 ? 3 1. JEANNE WHITAKER, an Oklahoman by birth, uses her talents serving as Glorieta's registrar. For the past five years she has helped the assem- bly's many guests by taking care of their registrations. To be sure Jeanne loves Glorieta and has made it her permanent home. RUBY SPACE came to Glorieta from Wichita Falls, Texas. She has worked as cashier since April of 1963. Glorieta and the staff has blessed her life. Also her husband contributes to the rec- reation opportunities for the staff as he operates a ranch with horses to ride. Q f 3. ff' .jj iff! .US 4' if N ..,- H+ X X Staff Renders Dedicated Service TOM RIDDLE, a graduate of New Mexico State, is the land- scape designer for the Glorieta grounds. The Riddles came to Glorieta from Las Cruces, New Mexico. Pamela and Keith are the two children of Tom and Carolyn Riddle. ADULT STAFF Mr. M. Arthur Bell Glorieta, New Mexico Miss Benita Brothers 113 Mongoose Zeigler, Ill. Mr. john L. Burton 6335 Saratoga Circle Dallas 14, Texas Mrs. john L. Burton 6335 Saratoga Circle Dallas 14, Texas Mr. Frank M. Byrd 735 1 Jutland Rd. Houston, Texas Mrs. Frank M. Byrd 735 1 Jutland Rd. Houston, Texas Mrs. Faye Clark 1724 Loma Linda Dr. Vernon, Texas Mr. john W. Cobb 46 1 University Dr. Corpus Christi, Texas Mrs. John W. Cobb 461 University Dr. Corpus Christi, Texas Mr. R. D. Cook 2837 W. Campbell Ave. Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs. R. D. Cook 2837 W. Campbell Ave. Phoenix, Ariz. Miss Shirley Crowder Carlisle, Ark. Miss Edna M. Crowe 614 N. 58th St. E. St. Louis, Ill. Mrs. Gladys L. Daggs 1141 N. Robinson Oklahoma City, Okla. Miss Lu Demma 999 Monroe Memphis, Tenn. N, Q., . -Q VV. N J 3 41 ,W ii. 'J J .ff Q .R+ 1, QQ jf, 9 Mr. C. G. Dickerson 1107 Sterling Borger, Texas ' Q, is 3 1, ., I 6,-I 5 14 fl- I ' Mrs. C. G. Mr. Erle Dickson Mrs. Erle Dickson Rev. Walter E. Dickerson Rt. 1 Rt. 1 Floyd, Sr. 1107 Sterling Palestine, Texas Palestine, Texas 1403 W. 29th Borger, Tex as Austin, Texas Consecroted Adult Staff. . Mrs. Walter E. Floyd 1403 W. 29th Austin, Texas Mrs. Jessie Flynn Box 303 Maryville, Tenn. Mrs. Lorena B. Fox 3407 Paradise Vernon, Texas Miss Mary jim Glover Rt. 4, Box 175 Dallas, Texas Mrs. Minnie L. Guyton 23 W. State Ave. Glendale, Ariz. Mr. J. Franklin Haygood 493 1 Old Mooringsport Rd. Shreveport, La. Mrs. Leola M. Hilbert 126 E. California Walters, Okla. Mr. Ory T. Horner Box 146 Teague, Texas Mrs. Ory T. Horner Box 146 Teague, Texas v- veo he . ,I 1 ix -43 r 1 H, 3 as , N f' 4 1' pp- wg 'i X f ,Mx 'If -4 . ujrmikvii V ' N ., 1 f. ,wry 4 '- x Q. rw 7 r ' if, Q in 0 ,L ,f 4 , , E . it Q ' he 4 A k A 1 , ,,g m,f,ig2,5v f 'P-1 5 , 751 MR. AND MRS. LONG hold a special place in the staff life. This couple from Teague, Texas, are in charge of staff work assignments. Any staff problems that arise are tackled first through their office. Their love and Christian ideals are illustrated in their lives daily. For their four years at Glorieta Mr. and Mrs. Earle Long have won the love and respect of many staffers. 1 'f 5 x it l af' 1 Q ' H it 2 'fe Q . if llr 1 ik v7 , ,,.. 3-Q M - K ,Y Ee ,y . .Personifies Spirit Of The Living God . .gamma . , 'Q 1 -Lf -mi 'xy XX Miss Gertrude Howard Box 104, 709 W. Ave Ennis, Texas Miss Addie Huffman Drawer X Lepanto, Ark. Miss Irene Huffman 1011 Moline St. Malvern, Ark. Miss Anne Ingraham 1146 Talbot Ave. jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Lota Kinney Box 292 Tallahassee, Fla. Miss Jacqueline Koblitz 615 N. Broadview Wichita, Kansas Miss Shirley Korte 1200 Colo. Blvd. , Apt. 102-C Denver, Colo. Mrs. Christine Lane 1206 McKinzie St. Midland, Texas Mrs. Dixie Leveske Box 634 Palmetto, Fla. Mr. Earle Long 208 N. 9th Ave. Teague, Texas Mrs. Earle Long 208 N. 9th Ave. Teague, Texas Mrs. Vivian Marshall Tex. Sch. For the Blind Austin, Texas Through Genuine Interest In Sfoffers. . R 1 L fe fa.-0f 'M N is X, 5 Mr. M. L. Mayo 305 E. Harris Pasadena, Texas Mrs. M. L. Mayo 305 E. Harris Pasadena, Texas Mrs. Louise McKee 420 W. Broadway Scadlia, Mo. Mr. C. W. McRoy Harmon 1006 Longview, Texas Mrs. C. W. McRoy Harmon 1006 Longview, Texas Dr. Earl Mead 930 Stewart Dr. Dallas 8, Texas Mrs. Earl Mead 930 Stewart Dr. Dallas 8, Texas Mr. Marlin Merrell Box 763 Olney, Tex. Mrs. Marlin Merrell Box 763 Olney, Tex. Mr. Don Moses Box 672 Crosbyton, Tex. Mrs. O. P. Norman 1020 E. First Alice, Texas Miss Edna Patton 313 1X2 Calif. Ave. SW Camden, Ark. Dr. Wm. Hall Preston 3503 Foxhall Rd. Nashville 12, Tenn. Mrs. Wm. Hall Preston 3503 Foxhall Rd. Nashville 12, Tenn. Mrs. Helen Sheets 1422 Cherry St. Springfield, Mo. Mr. T. L. Sowders 407 Maybom Dr. Temple, Tex. Mrs. T. L. Sowders 407 Mayborn Dr. Temple, Texas Mrs. Martha J. Steph 1758 Jeanette Abilene, Tex. Mrs. Elizabeth Tinsley Box 103 Skellytown, Tex. Mr. Frank Todd Mandalay Shores, 810 Clearwater Beach, Fla Mrs. Frank Todd Mandalay Shores, 810 Clearwater Beach, Fla Mrs. Wilma Whisenhunt 817 E. Rio Grande El Paso, Tex. Mrs. E. L. Whitaker 416 W. Page Dallas, Tex. Miss Lucile Wiggins 1304 W. Main St. Hartselle, Ala. Mrs. Owen Williams Belhaven College jackson, Miss. Miss Doris Winton 3610 Oates Rd. Houston 29, Tex. Mrs. J. M. Wiser Matador Hall, WBC Plainview, Tex. Mrs. Bill Young 1517 Ave. C Brownwood, Tex. Miss Hazel E. Gilbert 1414 Summit Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. I. F. Haygood 493 1 Old Mooringsport Rd. Shreveport, La. ,gap 1. I- 2 QU: 'K .,, has . J,-...NX as 5' P Miss Irene Bauler Box 424 Springer, New Mexico Mrs. Georgia Corbell Box 1173 Crane, Texas Mrs. Charles Dones Box 565 Glorieta, New Mexico Mrs. josia Garcia Glorieta, New Mexico Mrs. Fay Hays 93 1 jefferson, NE Albuquerque, New Mexico Monde McFadden Gen. Del. Glorieta, New Mexico Mrs. Vivian Moore 222 El Ensueno, NE . Albuquerque, New Mexico Mrs. Birdie Rogers 'Box 372 Springer, New Mexico Miss Edna Ryan 605 W. 12th Pine Bluff, Ark. Mrs. Bertie Sullivan 717 orus, NE Albuquerque, New Mexico Miss Irene Swann 1102 N. Pa. Ave. Roswell, New Mexico Mis. N. E. Watson 309 Cunningham St. Maryville, Tenn. Mrs. C. A. Wells 5306 Clifton Rd. jacksonville 11, Fla. Mrs. Mattie Williams 7110 N. 57th Ave. Glendale, Ariz. Glynda Arnold Box 42 Belle Rose, La. NOT PICTURED jim Ford 3202 Edgecliff Dr. Farmington, New Mexico Lee jackson 906 Seventh Hawthorne, Nev. George jacques 2530 E. Whitton Phoenix, Ariz. Don Rogers 1802 Red River Victoria, Texas Neta Stumbaugh 356 Grand Ave. Grand junction, Colo. Deal H. Toney 4225 Pinelake St. Santa Marcia, Calif. Ann Clarke 533 Vassar Stamford, Texas Suzanne Dixon Box 5549 Longview, Texas Polly Gary Box 56 Grand Prairie, Texas Peggy Hauer Rt. 2, Box 499 Alice, Texas Liliane Remore 909 Snyder Ave. Bastrop, La. Betty Stephenson 5 11 Gresham Baytown, Texas Janice Williams Hughesville, Mo. Rita Belyeu 2811 N. Shadynook Oklahoma City, Okla. Bob Bell 10276 Tams Dr. Baton Rouge, La. 14 Carol Bonner 208 W. Charlotte Scottsboro, Ala. john Arthur Brewer Rt. 1, Box 393 De Ridder, La. janet Brown 1001 La. St. Tallulah, La. Richard Earl Cretini 1738 Hodges Lake Charles, La. Brenda Chesson Box 486 Kinder, La. johyne Craythorne 1104 N. Tenth Duncan, Okla. Henry Lee Hebert Box 301 Dry Creek, La. Carol Keller 2408 25th Lubbock, Texas Sandra McLeod 1015 W. Fifth Grandview, Wash. Frank Morrison Ohoopee Bapt. Church Rt. 1 Lyons, Ga. Jim Needs Rt. 4 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Diane Reeves 8 10 Bresslyn Road Nashville, Tenn. Paisy Slay 403 Summit Ave. Minden, La. Kathy Williams 9241 Edgewood Dr. La Mesa, Calif. David Tommy Wright Box 485 Espanola, New Mexico Qi? I E 35 . 3 QE 2 22 W M 'fvf W, M '-Q-71: ,W . f- ie E2 ii 21 Y' if' -- ' 'MM'-,.....,' , an 5 A-2 5 Q A A 1 4 Q 5 sf K -H 'A ' M , 4, , ,A W ,,fw.g,L?if',g'1Ifziw ffM,..,', , A 'K ,Qf?,3f5n A-g!'1r:, 4- L' .QA ' , 4--gm. M ' 'A A - QQ ' :E 'S' ' X -...r 'QV Q aww f1r,,,.wf J, ,V Aw Law , ,Am STAFF For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, U they are the sons of God. R6mans 8:14 WAV Douglas Arredondo 2 138 Cincinnati San Antonio, Tex. Tim Arwood 14064 Lucian Ave. San jose, Calif. john Ashley 1013 Windsor Dr. Denton, Tex. Flora Aten Box 294 Duncanville, Texas Martha Atteberry 116 N. David Church Point, La. Milton Bates 1357 Hollywood Jackson, Tenn. Kay Bedingfield 2529 Walton Way Augusta, Ga. Dan Bishop 3247 Richmond E1 Paso, Tex. Robert Bollar Rt. 1 Alexandria, La. Jim Breeding 800 Dixie Natchitoches, La. Andy Brown 1428 S. Indianapolis Tulsa, Okla. Bob Brown Box 65 Kamay, Tex. Howard Brunson 1206 21st At. Hondo, Texas David Bunn Rt. 1 Childersburg, Ala. Rudi Ann Carpenter 3049 Pines Rd. Shreveport, La. Nanetta Clearman Box 15 Summerfield, Tex. Don Cochran 221 S. Maple Commerce, Okla. Darlene Combs 36 E. Griffith Fresno, Calif. Bobby Cossairt 121 N. Cherry St. Commerce, Okla. Travis Cowan 228 Hillcrest Dr. Nocona, Texas L al Finds Spirit Of The Living God . David Ellender 3810 S. Common Lake Charles, La. Robert Ellington 3560 Oxford San Angelo, Tex. Gene Fisher 4403 S. Fairway Shreveport, La. Ronnie Flippo 20 1 Victory Temple, Tex. Doris Glenn Rt. 5, Box 79-A Abilene, Tex. jesse Gonzales 532 Baywood McAllen, Tex. Garry Gover Box 485 Chinle, Ariz. Sally Graves Ferguson Hall Wayland Baptist Plainview, Tex. Sharon Harris 2128 E. Queen Pl. Tulsa, Okla. Marcia Hix 3724 Kearney Ave. Memphis, Tenn. Peggy Hobson 808 Cork Greensboro, Ala. Frank Hoyt Rt. 1, Box 59-A Cheneyville, La. vz1'.l 'R-,a is X f jim Culley 160 Victor Ave. Campbell, Calif. Tom Culpepper 1420 S. Tenth Waco, Tex. Drew Davis Rt. 2, Box 198 Lake Charles, La. Cecil Deadman 419 W. Tyler Ivlangum, Okla. Hanan, Delaney Gen. Del. Bell City, La. Nancy Dennis Rt. 3 Thomasville, N. C Jessie Duncan SC McDaniel Hts. Apt Greenville, S. C. Melvin Edwards 1100 E. Goliad Crockett, Tex. T, 'i ,A vw ,yy g W' Q 'k CTD Karen jackson Box 913 Mt. Pleasant, Tex. joe Jaime 3933 Santa Elena Corpus Christi, T ex. Bill jinks 14785 Farnworth St. San Leandro, Calif. Dick Landry 410 W. Sallies St. Lake Charles, La. jim LaSala.ndra 5860 Macau El Paso, Tex. john Lee B Co. 54th Sig. Btn Fort Hood, Tex. Bonnie Lester Rt. 1 Scroggins, Tex. james Liner 1210 Cypress W. Monroe, La. ,,...., . ,la ai.-HI whiff' 4 A . . In The Fascination Of New Acquoinfcmces. . il-. David Livingston 4003 Parkway Dr. San Antonio, Tex. Charles Long 1542 Bridge Abilene, Tex. Connie Long 3716 West Way Sacramento, Calif. jane Machen 108 Wellesley, NE Albuquerque, N. M Tokiko Matsuoka 1-385 Setagaya, Setagaya-Ku Tokyo, japan Bill McDonald 217 Desnok St. Needles, Calif. Mary McKittrick Box 13 Judson, Tex. Gladys Meigs Box 19, Belmont Col N ashville, Tenn. Delbert Miller 1016 La Vista McAllen, Tex. Carole Monroe Box 56 1 Lucedale, Miss. Alan Morris 615 Fay Ave. San Antonio 11, Tex Arthur Morris 669 Crestwood Dr. Abilene, Tex. wr' vi .. f . A-A ' f sl.'3', k,..,.,w. ..f f' Nl. - -daft, fi. ' ff . M.. 3 ' G Q , V ,r 'za 4? , f ,' Q sv' .,. 5' 'll i 45- 4-1 . .Developing Info Deep Friendships. . Norma Robertson 1810 Sylvia St. Arkadelphia, Ark. Carlos Rodriguez Arcadia Bapt. Academy Eunice, La. jerry Rogers Wayland Bapt. Col. Plainview, Tex. Tom Ruane 119 Palm Dr. San Antonio, Tex. Ruth Ann Russell 409 W. 6th, Box 36 Skiatook, Okla. Skippy Russell 157 Petticoat Lane Lake Charles, La. Carol Ann Shelton 1804 N. Hanley Rd. Hanley Hills, Mo. Tom Shoopman 4791-A Yucca Los Alamos, N. M. Tom Sibley 7805 jackson Rd. Beaumont, Tex. Lynn Simmons 1512 W. jackson Denison, Tex. jay Sims 3716 Fifth St. Port Ardiur, Tex. Bonita Smith 290 W. 930 N. Clearfield, Utah Nfl it 5? A-.Q f--w ei R.. Q1 Juanita Mullinax Rt. 6, Nauldin Rd Greenville, S. C. Sharron Mulsow 517 S. Ave. C Kermit, Tex. Cathy Newton 715 Strayhorn Senatobia, Miss. Claire Nussbaum 5 132 Bragg Dr. El Paso, Tex. Melvin Phillips 1009 Chicago Ave. Modesto, Calif. VVendell Price Rt. 5 Tylertown, Miss. Janelle Quesenberry Box 2 13 1 Orcutt, Calif. Ronnie Reagor 5 10 S. Jefferson Abilene, Tex. 'QM' X Frank Smith 4240 Sebren Ave. Lakewood, Calif. Le lla Snider Box 294 Duncanville, Tex. jim Stanton 806 Cork St. Greensboro, Ala. ,Larry Steenrod 650 1 Glendale Ave. Glendale, Ariz. Claudia Stoker Box 156 Wilson, Tex. Rosemary Taft fi 1605 W. High Springfield, Mo. Roberta Tamble 4200 Fairmont Memphis, Tenn. John Tatum 13 118 Reeveston Houston, Texas M Tm? 3: ff. '55 , , if A In The Serenity Of A Moment Shared. . 'fi' 4-..-no 15- Q Richard Thomas 1906 Oak Lawn Midland, Tex. james Townsend Third and Ceader Wolfforth, Tex. Danny Tracy 6 13 N. M-ain McAllen, Tex. Jere Travathan 3 10 Fifth Ave. E Springfield, Tenn. joel Vance 111 Willenburg,Rd. Lake jackson, Tex. Perry Wamego Rt. 3 Pawnee, Okla. Lily Ward Star Rt. 1 Granada, Miss. Jim Ware 425 W. Clark Corpus Christi, Tex Louie Watson 1683 Tempaway San jose 22, Calif. Sandy Webb 208 A St. Lenoir City, Tenn. Lea VVheeler 1301 Bay, Box 424 Beaufort, S. C. Walker Whitlock 329 NW 13th Homestead, Fla. Gladys Whitmire 'S- ' W A-4... , E? .4 32, Z, Q 1 sg 9, 2470 Buchanan Beaumont, Tex. Beth Winfield 208 E. 7th McCamey, Tex. Everett Williams 3004 Red Bluff Rd. Pasadena, Tex. Herb Williams 102 Pat Levelland, Tex. John Byron Williams Rt. 2 Miami, Okla. . .Only With Nature And With God 5 l ,V I mf! fi ,367 ,.c lt I. ,:'l ' lietjlg. f' I Ill . ' y s . -' , H V A - 'In fl l,,I-Q54 7 Hxjiff f , Zi' I - Eff A ' 7' ,, ,fp ,nf 5573? IJQK'-'r 1739, Janice Allen YWCA, 909 Wyoming Billings, Montana Jeannie Alley 307 N. Binkley Sherman, Texas Judy Anderson Box 6 Haskell, Texas Linda Anderson 906 Lindenwood Baytown, Texas Helen Anthony 1114 N. Main St. Hattiesburg, Miss. Jo Bains 3 16 Wilkinson Shreveport, La. Ken Barousse 727 W. 14th St. Crowley, La. Don Baucum 3626 Mohegan San Antonio, Texas 53 fin-L I? r A First Six Weeks Staff. . iw. X -M, Siam aka' r:'fv ,, if in ,WM iw 1 L -7? 'J lm. 'Ts 4 Q -avi ., Sandra Bennington 2207 Bryan Commerce, Texas Johnnie Billings 1411 Johnson St. Big Spring, Texas Doris Bivin 200 Gay Avenue Hattiesburg, Miss. Glenda Bollinger 3414 S. Bonn Wichita 17, Kansas John Bolton Box 237 Columbia, La. Donnie Bradley 1125 S. Alameda Baton Rouge, La. Mattie Bragg Route 2 Tenaha, Texas Mary Bridges 902 Thirteenth Abernathy, Texas Janet Brooks 28 S. E. 55th St. Oklahoma City, Ok Jeannette Brooks Box 191 Jal, New Mexico Cynthia Brown Route 2, Box 49 Sherman, Texas Donna Bryant Box 175 Westbrook, Texas m4 Q -117' av' gm Ei me li in Yliztrr la. 'Q fb Q ff . ax ' is-4 27 i f as We M 'X l L is A F Janice Bullock 3212 Hamilton El Paso, Texas Donna Burleson 302 S. Pearl Mart, Texas Esther Carpenter 717 SW 45th St. Oklahoma City, Okla. Neva Carter 1105 Calle Quieta Santa Fe, New Mexico Rozan Chamblee 243 lvlable Ave. Baytown, Texas Frances Cherry 91 Belmont Dr. Little Rock, Ark. Anne Cheves 1358 Farragut Ave. Kingsport, Tenn. Carolyn Chilton 709 Laurant Caruthersville, Mo. 1 .Discovers Spirit Of The Living God . Carol Clarke 16 12 Sunnyvale Austin 41, Texas Harris Coe 106 E. Lewis Conroe, Texas Jeanne Conner 3500 W. Louisiana Midland, Texas LaRue Corzine 2120 Wilesta Irving, Texas Vera Crow 200 Dallas St. Hutchins, Texas lrene Cryar 621 W. LaGrange Lake Charles, La. Kay Cryar 621 W. LaGrange Lake Charles, La. Kathy Dailey 6643 Dunmore Ave. Citfus Heights, C alif. Brenda Daniel Rt. 2, Box 19 Saulsbury, Tenn. Susan DeLoach 703 Vivion Lufkin, Texas Lynn Dickson 1401 N. Colpitts Ft. Stockton, Tex. Lois Dorsey 1708 Woodland Lake Charles, La. I? 5:0- QQ, -5 f , .,,. M, QE A 'US 15 'K Yvonne Dufresne 206 Pecan Winnfield, La. Nancy Pain 29 F St. NE Miami, Cklahoma Donna Fogleman 1009 Fair Oaks Ln. Lakes Charles, La. Glen Fonner 2011 Park Greenville, Tex as Shirley Foster 1303 Center Winfield, La. Mickey Freeman 263 Cape Aron Corpus Christi, Tex. Sue Fulgharn 4108 Clay Dr. Doraville, Ga. Dale Fuller 601 Margo Longview, Texas , x Q gy x K .2 I YS, l W W, ,r ,, 1 if M' 'W , . , K+ In Seemingly Endless Hours Of Work. . Sandy Glass 6 17 Bonham Grand Prairie, Tex. Karen Goodwin 1922 E. 7th Joplin, Mo. Ramah Groce 1107 W. 12th Caldwell, Texas Joan Hales Box 527 Vass, N. C. Sara Harp Box 5 Godley, Texas Jan Harper 704 Hilltop Dr. Longview, Texas Edgar Harrison Route 2 Walnut, Miss. Marilyn Hatcher Route 5, Box 273 -T Fort Worth, Texas Jean Hayes Ark. Bapt. Chld's Hm Monticello, Ark. Ron Heflin 125 Inglewood Dr. Monroe, La. Gary Hicks 122 1 Laurel Odessa, Texas Judy Hilbum 203 Jonesboro Rd. West Monroe, La. a Q 4 -A 5 4 Lee Hill 520 Vine St. McAllen, Tex. jackie Hipp 500 E. 13th Big Spring, Tex. Carol Hogan 5548 Grant Ave. Groves, Texas Lauren Holcomb 1106 Chickering Pk Nashville 5, Tenn. Jerri Holder 1570 Carol Ln. VVi chita F alls, T ex. Susan Holland Box 614 Pell City, Ala. Ann Holloway 321 Fite St. Elvina, Mo. Linda Holloway 26 17 N. 6th McAllen, Texas . .Mode Precious By The Satisfaction Cf Accomplishmenf. . Kurt House Rt. 1 Three Rivers, Tex. jan Humphrey 1207 Florida Amarillo, Tex. Dianne Hunter Bonanza Apts. 36 W. Oak St. Denton, Tex. Bonnie Isbell 912 W. Alligator Caldwell, Tex. jean James El Segundo, Calif. Mary james 421 S. 22nd Ave. Hattiesburg, Miss. Cindy johnson 1716 jefferson Pecos, Texas David johnson Rt. 4, Box 208 West Monroe, La. 'lb 4+ 436 W. Imperial Ave. Y 'sg if if 1 31 JW aw. Donald johnson 980 Maury St. Memphis 7, Tenn. Linda Gail jones 104 Camille St. Senatobia, Miss. Linda Joyce jones 4307 N. Elgin Tulsa, Oklahoma Linda Kaye jones Box 45' Heflin, La. fav Nz We .,,. I ff. Van jones 1207 Bridge St. Gatesville, Texas Donna Sue Karr 3681 Yale Abilene, Texas Carolyn Kemp Box 125 Goldthwaite, Texas julian King 202 Reidhurst Ave. Barnesville, Ga. Margaret King 503 Holt, SW Athens, Tenn. Gary Knighten 800 Alamo St. Rosenburg, Texas Krista Ladeen 406 Dellwood Dr. Mt. Pleasant, Tex Pat Laib 706 Stone St. Weslaco, Texas ,- 's .Quik -1-My 'Qpf' 'UT ,Mer F .In The Utter Frivolity Of Staff Parties. . Patricia Langford Rt. 1, Box 103 Gary, Texas Madeline Lemon 1708 43rd St. Lubbock, Texas Carol Anne Leonard 5194 Rich Rd. Memphis, Tenn. Paulette Lewis 2304 St. Anne Pl. Santa Ana, Calif. Charla Link Rt. 6, Box 125 Palestine, Texas Joe Love Box 373 Norphlet, Ark. Saundra Lumsden Box 117 Wilson, Texas Marilyn Martin 110 19 Watterson D Dallas 28, Texas Laverne Massey 8293 Park Pl. Blvd Houston, Texas Nancy Massey 2736 Honeysuckle Fort Worth, Texas Trissa Mathews 46 13 Bonham Amarillo, Texas Nan Matthews 53 1 N. Grant Liberal, Kansas Deanna Mattingly 4739 Augusta Wiciiita Falls, Tex Kathy Mari-:ham 1515 W. Monterey Denison, Tex. Toni ala McBrayer Rt. -L Hollis, Okla. Marilyn McCarley 1231 Cadell Ln. Norman, Okla. Cynthia McConathy 33 Calvert Dr. Alexandria, La. Gail McDonald 5 15 N. Spruce Vivian, La. Sandra McDowell 3236 Ramona Fort Worth, Tex. Elaine McKay 534 Second Tyler, Texas . .Rendered Joyous By A Spirit Of Cooperation. . . Genie McMullin 1006 W. S eventh Weslaco, Tex. Patsy Miller 4525 SE 26th Del City, Okla. Lucyann Mitchell 900 Scenic Loop Marshall, Texas Susie Mitchell 1 Main St. Phillips, Texas Lloyd Mize 602 Second St. Taft, Tex. Pat Mobley 200 3rd, SE Springhill, La. David Moore Box 53 Dial, Tex. Karen Moore 1320 Charles Pampa, Texas Barbara Morgan 801 E. Alford Baytown, Texas june Newberry Box 961 jal, New Mexico Judy Oliver 2015 27th Ave. Meridian, Miss. Sue O'Neal 2216 S. Park San Angelo, Tex. fi Molly O'Reilly 13 18 5th Ave. N. Texas City, Texas Jerry Orr ' 55 13 Ketchikan St. El Paso, Texas Fred Osceola Y I 6340 NW 34th St. Hollywood, Fla. Elizabeth Owens ' is as '05 ,v . '9 gf Rt. 1, Box 8 ,ff Westlake, La. Kathy Pack 303 N. Main Miami, Okla. Sue Penland 1968 40th Los Alamos, N. M Glenda Penny Georgiana, Ala. Beth Phillips 640 Flood Norman, Okla. Aywf M .4 In The Limifless Opportunities To Learn. . 0 . F -'wr w if Q.. Ll fv- f effaf -ff'-f 7 ' .. Lili: Eg My . V W . , ',-. F i? ' ,Q snr- , Q ' 4- pdli f,aQ,. - ., :Mr - ,,, K i Annetta Piper Shipman, Illinois Nancy Poole 1710 S. Seminole Chattanooga 12, Tenn Sammy Post 310 W. lst Breckenridge, Tex. jerry Powers Box 546 Eagle Lake, Tex. Kathryn Price 602 Melody Lane Jonesboro, Ark. David Ragland Rt. 1, Box 19 Pioneer, La. Peggy Randall 614 E. Walnut Cushing, Okla. Linda Ream 1611 W. 3rd Sedalia, Mo. Cornelia Reaves 938 Glamis San Antonio, Tex. Larry Renfrew 2101 Tatar Pasadena, Texas Patricia Rice 2921 NW 23rd Port Worth, Tex. Margaret Roebuck 205 Downing Hazelhurst, Miss. hh. 4. 'h- '93 Lynda Sawyers 2340 Angelina Beaumont, Tex. Carolyn Schmidt 1244 S. Birmingham Tulsa 4, Okla. john Scott 715 Main St. Richmond, Texas Mary Ann Scott 1109 N. 3rd Robstown, Texas Susan Scott 1728 N. Royal jackson, Tenn. jill Shackeliord 4049 Avondale Abilene, Texas Judith Shepard 605 Azeles Dr. Tifton, Ga. Margene Shinpaugh 703 W. Caffery Pharr, Texas Ian Sinclair 818 N. johnson St. Mt. Pleasant, Tex. Dina jo Sjolander 5275 Phelps Rd. Beaumont, Texas Bobby Skinner 16 17 Cottonwood Grand Prairie, Tex. Garry Sluder Rt. 1 Valley View, Tex. 'V' tiff' And In Learning To Seek Truth Ann Rogers 608 Montclair Way Mobile, Ala. Phil Rogers 2648 Emery Shreveport, La. Clyde Ross 3 11 Palm Dr. San Antonio, Tex. Gail Ross Rt. 1, Box 560-C Thiboduax, La. Donald Sadler 205 N. Tyus Groesbeck, Tex. Kenneth Sanders 1305 Gherald Memphis, Tenn. Jeanne Sansing 622 Louisiana Ave. Weslaco, Texas Shirley Sapp 3830 Bellgreen Beaumont, Texas - . ,fue -csv vw '-I' M 1-I -ws' JoAnn Smith 12451 NW 23rd Ave. Miami, Fla. Linda Smith 316 Belle St. Bedford, Tex. Lynn Smith 704 W. Highway 21 Caldwell, Tex. James Snodgrass 3213 Glenwood Ave. VVichita Falls, Tex. Charlotte Southerland 13 19 Dorchester Norman, Okla. Georgia Spence 2407 29th Snyder, Tex. Dennis Spencer Box 53 Crosbyton, Tex. Fran Stamey 1025 S. 58th Birmingham, Ala. af sew .. fe, ,,. ,ff 'Ps'- In A New Reolizofion Of God '--1 ,ai J1- 21' .- , .X .3-,ex ,na 1.4, E.. bg , Lee Stanford Box 87 Crosbyton, Tex. Mary Steindam Star Rt. 2 Henrietta, Texas Lloyd Stewart Box 222 Three Rivers, Tex. Susan Stewart 4806 Roundup Tr. Austin, Texas Beverly Strealy 403 E. Commerce Henrietta, Texas Penny Sudberry Rt. 2 Duncan, Okla. Janice Taunton Rt. 2, Waites Rd. Talladega, Ala. Judy Taylor 3689 N. Ninth Abilene, Texas Ronnie Tomlinson Rt. 3 Ennis, Texas Jo Nell Turner 904 E. 12th Big Spring, Texas Nancy Valough 113 W. Gray Norman, Okla. Judy Wagner 4016 Alta Monte, NE Albuquerque, N. M. 'aloe' A I.-f M... Rosalie Wells 1904 Patrick Dr. Arlington, Tex. Kay White Box 542 Graham, Texas Nancy Whitener Rt. 1 Wheeler, Texas Debbie Whitman 2825 lst Ave. N. Texas City, Tex. Dennis Williams 949 W. Saginaw Way Fresno, Cal. Greer Willis 133-A Dow Dr. Big Spring, Tex. Billie Wilson Box 669 Duncan, Okla. David VVilsOn 5407 Lymbar Houston, Texas Karen L. Wilson Box 126 Huntington, Tex. Karen S. Wilson 1707 S. Fairway Springfield, Mo. Kenneth Wilson Box 669 Duncan, Okla. Lee Wilson 3442 W. Woodlawn San Antonio, Tex. wr . 'WT 'ky -s-...-'P' Fran Walker 3rd St. Baker, Montana lvlartha 'Walker 904 Peaksview Bedford, Va. Betty Ward Rt. 4, Crest Dr. Clinton, Tenn. Bill Ware 1333 NE 55th Oklahoma City, Okla Larry Waters 23 84 -C 46th Los Alamos, N. M. Donna Watson 1215 Abbott Dr. Texas City, Tex. Karen Watson 2127 Ave. I. Wichita Falls, Tex Sharon Webb 1909 N. Bell Shawnee, Okla. 'facu- june Allcorn 801 Almarida Dr. Campbell, Cal. Carol Allen 802 Prioux New Iberia, La. Jeanna Allen 1302 E. 'Mohave Phoenix 34, Ariz. Jeanne Allen 1433 S. Frisco Tulsa 19, Ariz. Wanda Allen Rt. 1, Box 503 Burleson, Texas Ginger Amos Rt. 2 Denton, Texas Carol Anderson 5438 Walkerton Long Beach 8, Cal. Robert Anderson 3765 Colonial Ave. Mar vim 66, cal. 11 -fm Second Six Weeks Staff U E K' MM , Mew' A Gloria Askins 4923 Weliord Bellaire, Texas Charlie Austin 2548 A S M San Angelo, Texas Betty Ayers 24254 Caroline Loma Linda, Cal. Kathy Babb 365 Arvin Circle El Paso, Texas Connie Barlow 1504 Birchwood Pasadena, Texas Kenneth Barnes 929 Acacia Ave. Bakersfield, Cal. Linda Eames 1001 Clover Waco, Texas Gary Beck 403 N. Bauman Edmond, Ol-ala. Kathy Bedgood 2508 Aleatha Metairie, La. Charles Been 441 Kearney Chula Vista, Cal. Donnie Bell 3000 N. 59th St. Kansas City, Kan. Nola Beougher 1510 Marker Springfield, Ore. if 2 .gl 'S Shirley Bills 1669 Orlando Dr. San jose 22, Cal. Dixie Blasingame 1405 S. First Juv? Lamesa, Texas Bert Borsberry T 3107 Zion ln. El Paso 4, Texas Dorothy Boyd 3 728 Sunrise Roanoke, Va. ..P Linda Brewer 408 Watson Dr. Natchitoches, La. Beverly Brinson 212 Brush Borger, Texas Anthony Bruner 715 Sycamore St. Mineola, Texas Elaine Bryant 67 12 Geronimo Wichita Falls, Texas Linda Bumpus 6 17 N. Murphy El Dorado, Ark. Brenda Bumstead Box 25 Warren, Texas Becky Cameron 1818 McKinley Ave. San Antonio, Texas Margie Cannon Glenwood Ave. , SW Tacoma, Wash. Nelly jo Carlisle Dr. Carlos McPena 4309 Montevideo Uruguay Cheryl Carlson 3333 Westover Ter. San Angelo, Texas Johnny Carr 5502 Bonner Dr. Corpus Christi, Tex. Peggy Carruth 15 10 N. 13th Lamesa, Texas el' Randy Boykin 1106 Trimm Pasadena, Texas Pam Brarman 111 Ann Dr. Portland, Texas Margaret Bre aze ale Box 4 Ovett, Miss. Lou Breder Box 62 Evadale, Texas ceives Spirit Of The Living God . . . .4 Aim' ,Mx 1277 l lui Judy Chambers 3129 N. Mt. View Dr San Diego, Cal. Sharon Cline 4577 Bobolink El Paso, Tex. Martha Clayton 3411 57th Lubbock, Tex. Susie Clonts 1310 10th Lake Charles, La. Carolyn Coburn 635 Champagnolle St. El Dorado, Ark. Olivia Coggin 4101 Ranier St. Fort Worth, Texas Lucille Corbin 3 12 Cedar Ave. Grandview, Wash. Larene Cox 914 Holly St. Lake Charles, La. and W' .,,. . -4- af... ii. 51. af' ,,,. gf ! W af , ls ' Q ls . LW Pat Cox 3233 Doyle Riverside, Cal. Carolyn Crawford 4117 Goodman Riverside, Cal. Roy Culpepper 842 Shadowridge Dr. SE Beverly Dahl 2111 N. Wahsatch Colorado Springs, Col. Doris Dawdy Rt. 2, Box 317-B Port Lavaca, Tex. Peggy Dean 217 N. Davis Stinnett, Tex. Susan Dobbs 41 Fairview Dr. E. St. Louis, Ill. Jeanne-Marie Dockery 510 E. Jefferson Colorado Springs, Col. Alice Doster 4150 jasper Rd. Springfield, Ore. jack Edelbrock 3901 Tanner Dr. Midland, Tex. Margaret Edmundson 10120 Riggs Rd. Adelphi, Md. Sarah Efferson 5804 Boone Ave. Baton Rouge, La. Quay swun- . . Faylene Furgerson 4161 Cleveland St. Louis, Mo. Shirley Cainer 302 W. Washington Fairland, Okla. Ruth Geisler 1450 Ridgecrest, SE Albuquerque, N, M, Gil Gillen 827 Lauree El Cajon, Cal. Rose Marie Glazener 3801 27th Lubbock, Tex. Lamar Greer 119 Oak Dr. W. Monroe, La. Robbin Griffith 204 E. Stockbridge Eagle Lake, Tex. Judi Hall 1120 W. Medlock Dr. Phoenix, Ariz. Ellen Hamilton 3135 Van Buren Ave. El Paso, Tex. Pat Harper Hammond Airport St. Hammond, La. Mary Hart Box 5 18 Lordsburg, N. M. james Haston Rt. 1 Knott, Tex. dm If-N '55 David Ewton 5405 Weller Ave. jacksonville, Fla. Waynette Farrington 807 Shreveport Rd. Minden, La. jonita Ferguson Box 447 Locknev, Tex. Margaret Ferguson 302 Arbor Vista Blvd jackson, Miss. Lois Finley Box 121 Claude, Tex. Mary Fitzgerald 4814 Earl Wichita Falls, Tex. Delphia Ford 2113 Elling Dr. Waco, Tex. Virginia Ford 1614 Alametos San Antonio, Tex. ,K-44 Q5-Q hiv-ff Clifford Haw Box 154 Morrow, La. Thomas Haygood 605 Persimmon Luikin, Tex. Carolyn Head Box 235 La Grange, Tex. Patricia Helmandottar 9113 La Serena Dr. Fair Oaks, Cal. Pat Helmhout Rt. 1, Box 57 Gilbert, Ariz. Patricia Hencke 201 Poinsetta Highlands, Tex. joan Henslee 1004 Palestine jacksonville, Tex. Charles Hickman 2214 San Jacinto Pasadena, Tex. L . In The Opportunity Of Finding Self. . julie Hightower 222 Woodruff Lake Charles, La. Ruth Hildebrand 4 15 Steves San Antonio, Tex. Betty Hill 16210 Denker Ave Gardena, Cal. Ruth Hill 3226 Monroe El Paso, Tex. Charlene I-Iinkle 1603 Best Wichita Falls, T ex Phil Hixson 1297 S. DeWitt Clovis, Cal. Betty Hogue 1922 10th Lake Charles, La. Pamela Honea 5370 Maddox Cir. Beaumont, Tex. JoAnne Horeczy 105 Edgewood Baytown, Tex. Elvin House Rt. 1, Box 36C-1 Kerrville, Tex. Linda Howell 2417 Stevens Dr. NE Albuquerque, N. M Judith JoAnn Hughes 201 N. Happy Valley Carlsbad, N. M. 'JN H Charlsie Huston 3017 Edith In. Fort Worth, Tex. Judith Ann Inman Box 176 Warren, Tex. Frances Jackson 710 N. Hill St. Siloam Springs, Ark Charlotte Ann Janes Rt. 5 Levelland, Tex. 'ZA' any Don Jeffreys 842 Westmoreland Abilene, Tex. ,N Jim Jeffries 1333 S. Kentwood Springfield, Mo. 3+-nfl' I Ruth Johnson Hendrina Kateen Espanola, N. M. Margo Kearney 3254 Barney St. Salt Lake City 4, Utah Leota Kircher 6827 Airoso Ave. San Diego 20, Cal. Bob Koenig 207 Wildwood Elk Grove Village, Ill. Carolyn Kolb Rt. 1, Box 94 Mantee, Miss. Jonny Kodimann 316 W. Cedar St. Junction, Tex. Diana Kutcher 1511 14th Ave. S. Grand Forks, N. C. Henrietta Lambert 1239 Farringdon Dr. San Jose, Cal. Dixie Lange 8304 Wier Dr. Houston 17, Tex. Ann Leath 3883 N. Fruit Fresno, Cal. Carol Lee Rt. 1 Henrietta, Tex. Sally Leffert 1220 Sixth Ave. St. Joseph, Mo. 2.7 1816 Michael Ct. Arlington, Tex. Cheryl Jordan Box 426 Springer, N. M. While Seeking To Serve Others. . . L... A 4F 'K Kni- 4 lsi ...-1 Larry Lewis Rt. 1 Sommervillc, Tex. Judy Lively 4217 Naples St. Corpus Christi, Tex. Rose Marie Lovell 114 NW Ave. I Hamlin, Tex. Sandy Luttrell 2972 Brool-:way San Pablo, Cal. janet Lynn 136 Sreer San Antonio, Tex. Marcia Mann 13 17 Elm Perry, Okla. Anita Marshall 1827 McGregor Wichita Falls, Tex. Sid Martin 602 S. johnson Pasadena, Tex. 'mn M . .In The Sounds Of The Quiet Ecarih. . Janelle Mattingly 33 17 Pruitt Ave. Dallas 27, Tex. Kay McClure 608 Cottage Lane Neosho, Mo. Carol McCuistion 307 E. Lincoln Morton, Tex. Anita McDaniel 3707 Aragon Dr. San Diego 15, Cal. Lynnette McDonald 656 W. Shannon Chandler, Ariz. Barbara McFarling 9432 Arvilla Ave, , NE Albuquerque, N. M. Catholine McGee 106 Crescent Dr. Magnolia, Ark. Shelly McGee 1009 Corte Maria Chula Vista, Cal, Cindy McGraw 222 Pontotoc Louisville, Miss. Becky McNair 475 Atlantic Shreveport, La. Carol Sue Metcalfe 308 Tommy Dr. Port Lilvaca, Tex. Mary Morris 1003 W. Kentucky Midland, Tex. l A Donalyn Pearson 3415 Villa Terrace San Diego, Cal. Kaye Phares 6220 S. Country Club Oklahoma City, Okla. Elaine Pitts 3524 Eastridge Fort Worth, Tex. Lois Pogue Box 291 Petersburg, Tex. Bobby Powitzky 811W, Ellaine Pasadena, Tex. Sue Price 1024 Terry Rd. Pampa, Tex. Donna Prince 9067 Rosedale Spring Valley, Cal. Nancy Pruett 713 N. 5th Monroe, La. Kathy Puckett 3316 N. 17th Ave. Phoenix 15, Ariz. jan Pulling 1101 S. Albany Yuma, Colo. Carolyn Ramsour 122 Frances jean San Antonio, Tex. Judi Ratliff 211 Burke Ave. San Antonio, Tex. L. M4 Awed By The Power Of God. . '45 '-5 4 ,K ge, T7 ' - A if .Q xl. I' ' ' . 4' ' 54 Lynda Moss 44 University Lane Tuscaloosa, Ala. Ann Nabers 2511 30th St. Lubbock, Tex. Judy Nall Rt. 6 Andalusia, Ala. Martha Newport 3208 Westclifi Rd. XY. Fort Worth, Texas jackie Nichols 5808 Huntington Richmond, Cal. Wes Norred 8455 Desert Steppes Tucson, Ariz. Cheryl Owen 2828 Texas Ave. Grand junction, Colo. Carolyn Parker 3401 Patterson Amarillo, Tex. fx 2 '15- .. 'N 3525191 ,vb Buddy Rawlinson 919 VV. Henrietta Kingsville, Tex. David Redding 501 Pueblo Trail Georgetown, Ky. Ricky Reece 11004 Brockbank Dallas, Texas Benny Reppond 77 Sibert Richland, Wash. Sherry Reynolds 705 Church Mena, Ark. Kay Riddle 129 Spruce St. Fort Morgan, Colo. Fay Risser 1125 East McDowell Phoenix 6, Arizona Kathleen Roberts Box 224 New London, Tex. GH' In New Perception Of The Will Of God. . vi ,,hr,w. K w? ' Vx af ,Q Paul Rodman 4205 Warwick Corpus Christi, T ex. Neal Rogers 2015 Eagle Ave. Alameda, Cal. Debbie Rountree 112 SW Ave. D Hamlin, Tex. Ann Sansom 149 S. Union Campbell, Cal. Carole Ann Scott 811 Cherry Gurdon, Ark. Dan Scott 122-A Academy Dr. Austin, Tex. joan Scott 2204 Ave. D Brownwood, Tex. Carolyn Shipman 309 S. College Lai-Iabra, Cal. Derrell Short 601 Diamond St. Santa Ana, Cal. Sharron Simpson 202 Terrell Ave. San Antonio, Tex. Don Sims 11310 Bauman Rd. Houston, Tex. Pat Skinner 3 16 N. Hancock Odessa, Tex. JN Charrie Stackhouse Box 152 Enumclaw, Wash. Gaynel Steen 1806 4th St. Lake Charles, La. Sharon Stevens 590 N. 10th St. W Salt Lake City, Utah Sue Stewart 823 Lake Dr. Texarkana, Tex. Linda Kay Stjce 3522 Underwood Houston, Tex. Larry Stovall 201 172 N. Broadway Edmond, Okla. Ann Strickland 2701 60th Lubbock, Texas Benneta Swarmer 1017 N. Third McAllen, Tex. Sue Swartz Box 687 Bastrop, La. Martha Swedenburg 306 Sunrise Blvd. Hueytown, Ala. Cathy Talton 77 Interlaken Rd. Orlando, Fla. Veda Thomas 1906 Oak Lawn Midland, Tex. ,Hn f' ,gf 4 ,, 3... 3-il' .Wo-'N 'Y 7 Diane Smith 1563 Jonesboro Rd. SE Atlanta 15, Ga. julia Smith 2600 W. Lowden Fort Worth, Texas Linda Kay Smith 4405 Ave. B. Austin, Tex. Louise Smith 3013 Gene Lane Fort Worth, Texas Russell Snow 5752 Truelson Dr. Fort Worth, Texas john Spain 2738 Upas St. San Diego, Cal. Sande Spivey 5040 Canterbury Dr. San Diego, Cal. Charles Sprinkle 10300 Cavalier Pecos, Tex. Q,-M ii in janet Thompson 230 E. Garfield Tempe, Ariz. Martha Turner 6834 Todd Killeen, Texas Bobbie Unglaub 10520 Betts Pl. , NE Albuquerque, N. M Linda Unroe 4659 Harbinson LaMesa, Cal. jan Vogt Box 4008 Waco, Tex. Betty Walsh 6321 Howard Dallas, Texas Sal Watson 2229 Coleman San Angelo, Tex. Florence Werner Rt. 4, Box 252 Weatherford, Tex. A A . Spirit Of The Living God. . Larry Wheeler . 66 11 Burke St. 3 Shreveport, La. . .Fall Fresh On Me. Cheri Whiteker 9321 Edgewood Dr La Mesa, Cal. Lowe ll Whitlock 5 16 Navajoe Rd. Altus, Okla. Eileen Whitten Rt. 3 Vandalia, Ill. Kaye Ellen Wills 1018 Highland St. Denton, Texas Judy Workman Box 466 Edmonson, Tex. Jim Young 1083 Greta St. El Cajon, Cal. Susie Young 667 College Hill Dr Baton Rouge, La. Mike Zeman 218 Burcham Ave. San Antonio, Tex. STAFF AT WORK In all labour there is profit. Pxjoverbs 1 423 'I-. cf .,,. t , , I I , . -w.: L, . , ' N ' ' , Jiif' , Spirit Of The Living God . .:-, f -QE: , A- L i i f 2: I F ' i 'i, I qs. if I r, I f ,Q gg ,J f ,Q it ljgrf 5 J if 0 I Z ' ,Mg ,xi X 'f -5 ' ' ii .iiiiii m H is mi K B i A iiitf is it if 1 , 'eff - R f 4335 1, 2, 1 are if ' F5 ,N 51 INFIRMARY Peggy Randall, jackie Koblitz, Carrie Haygood, Shirley Korte, Cynthia Brown. SWITCHBOARD Nancy Whitener, Miss Hazel Gilbert, Miss Gertrude Howard, Miss Irene Huff- man. AUDITORIUM CREW Hanan Delaney, David Wilson, Milton Bates, Garry Gover, Arthur Morris, John Tatum, jim Stanton, Jackie Hipp, David Ellender, Greer Willis. LAUNDRY Linda G. Jones, Molly O'Reilly, Mrs. Wilma Whisenhunt. COTTAGE GIRLS Mrs. E. L. Whitaker, Sharron Mulsow, Neta Stumbaugh, Kay Cryar, Kay Bed- ingfield. I .. .. NEW MEXICO HALL CREW Don johnson, Frank Hoyt, Ken Barrousse, Phil Rogers, Cecil Dead- man, Dr. Wm. Hall Preston, Danny Tracy, Gary Sluder, jerry Orr, jim Snodgrass, jimmy Town- send, Mrs. Wm. Hall Preston, Skippy Russell, Larry Steenrod. l si . .Through Sfoff Ai Work. . . 1 it R i . . t Z, ... . . .v ,V J,- L ...Q fit?-Q 5 4 5 INFIRMARY Shirley Korte, Lu Demma, Carrie LAUNDRY Shirley Bills, Henrietta Lambert, Haygood, Linda Kay Smith, jackie Koblitz, Mrs. Wihna Whisenhunt. Shirley Crowder. mr' if 54' SWITCHBOARD Mrs. C. S. Wells, Miss Gertrude COTTAGE GIRLS Mrs. E. L. Whitaker, I-arene Howard, Miss Irene Huffman, Mrs. Bill Young. Cox, Sharron Mulsow, Kay Bedlngfleldy Beth Winfield, N eta Stumbaugh. AUDITORIUM CREW jim Stanton, Milton Bates, NEW MEXICO HALL CREW James Haston, Dr. jim Jeffries, john Tatum, Paul Rodman, Tom Wm. Hall Preston, Mrs. Wm. Hall Preston, Frank Shoopman, Neal Rogers, Arthur Morris, Hanan Hoyt, Larry Steenrod, Charles Sprinkle, David Delaney. Ewton, Cecil Deadman, Gary Beck, Melvin Phillips, Gil Gillen, Danny Tracy, David Redding, Garry Gover. 45 77? TEXAS ANNEX A Bonita Smith, joan Hales, Peggy Haner, Miss Edna Crowe, Lauren Holcomb. TEXAS ANNEX B Polly Gary, LaRue Corzine, Carol Ann Leonard, Mrs. J. M. Wiser, Nancy Fain. OKLAHOMA HALL Mrs. O. T. Horner, Sandra HALL OF STATES Mrs. John Cobb, Brenda Bennington, Linda Holloway, Patsy Miller, Kay Daniel, Marilyn McCarley, Donna Whitman, Mr White, Marcia Hix, Mr. O. T. Horner, Bert John Cobb, Io Nell Turner, Mattie Bragg, Ann Tamble, Fran Walker, Ann Rogers, Peggy Hobson. Clarke, Nancy Dennis, Beth Phillips. TEXAS MAIN Ward, Janice james. . .A Kaleidoscope Of Myriad Activities. . Williams, Mrs. Louise McKee, jean SPRUCE LODGE Donna Watson, Glynda Arnold, Kath Pack Karen Moore Lil V 1 1 Y W A fi i ' a s .,. , rn, s . . ,.,. ., W f issazszs. ,gi ia .f Q - , ,- 2 , g f., fwrr- ' 5 .f , - Q.. Y x. r M Q ,ya 3, if K H Ki.,.gf a, L wwe-ferr! x W . . W! '42 iii nexium. - ' irr, aa .FW S ' ' Mrs. C. W. McRoy, Gail Ross, Carol Clarke. TEXAS ANNEX A Betty Ayers, Bonita Smith, TEXAS ANNEX B Alice Doster, Cheri Whitaker, Mr. john Burton, Ioan Hales, Lauren Holcomb, Mrs. I. M. Wiser, Catholine McGee, Donna Mrs. john Burton, Elaine Pitts, Kathy Babb. Prince. OKLAHOMA HALL Linda Barnes, Julie High- HALL OF STATES Mrs. john Cobb, Ellen Hamil- tower, Carol McCuistion, Sue Price, Bert Tam- ton, Betty Hogue, Anita McDaniel, Martha Clay- ble, Ann Nabers, Peggy Hobson, Jan Vogt, Mrs. ton, Mr. john Cobb, Judith Hughes, Nancy Dennis, O. T. Horner, Marcia Hix, Carol Scott, Mr. Ruth Hill, Virginia Amos. O. T. Horner. . .Dushng Furniture And Cleaning Windows. . TEXAS MAIN Margaret Breazeale, julia Smith, SPRUCE LODGE Ruth Geisler, Cheryl jordan, Mrs. Louise McKee, Lily Ward, Pam Honea, Miss Lucile Wiggins, Charlene Hinkle, Lynette Sharon Cline. Chain. it 2 74 5 1 ,H Qi' J' 47 lfezfanf , ,. -,. l WOMEN'S DORM Mrs. Mattie Williams, Marilyn PINE LODGE Tomala McBrayer, Darlene Combs, Hatcher, Susie Mitchell, Penny Sudberry. Elaine McKay, Betty Stephenson, Mrs. Vivian Marshall. ,V V ., . - VV i, :,ii ,gi 22, 531 C 1 ,. . ff. 'yr ' ff, ,Q-1: 1- H f A -,r.- , 'tsl ' saw . ,.,k kkyil Axim -V., no i r ,-- A 1-, : R Q , A W ,sr. J V -'sl 'A W . fi. ,. , , 1- - eiiigsiayty' K ' ' i 3 REGISTRATION GIRLS Jeanne Whitaker, Doris THUNDERBIRD PLAZA MPS. Earl Mead, Kathy Bivin, Sara Harp, Bonnie Lester, Delphia Ford, Newton, Martha Atteberry, Donna Bryant, Helen Linda Ream, Mary James, Anthony, Sandy Glass, Georgia Spence, Jean Hayes, Jeanne Conner, Jean Sansing, Liliane Remore, Karen Goodwin. Making Beds And Scrubbing Sinks. . GARDEN APT. if 1 Florence Werner, Ann Hollo- way, Miss Irene Swann, Jan Sinclair, Judy Ander- SOI1. X U GARDEN APT. 52 Patricia Langford, Mrs. Frank Byrd, Vera Crow, Cynthia McConat.hy. l I 1 V 5' I I , . ,Q S I I ,S rnnr ,- . Q y., 1- I. V z . Q I fre , J.-: , 5 I 4, I, J, Q A I ! jk -lui it E J V0 I 9 al Q F, :. 4 K Q 7 , j a A N 8 s ?s,m,.v H. ,V WOME.N'S DORM Mrs. Mattie Williams, Rita Belyeu, Linda Unroe, Kaye Ellen Wills. V , i 3 .1 x ....,,.r,,aaf 1 Q ' I' ,A N ,, ,, E I as I 134 rf L i ra f' J A REGISTRATION GIRLS Doris Bivin, Delphia Ford, Margie Cannon, Bonnie Lester, Mary James, Judy Nall, Nancy Pruett, Marcia Mann, Martha Swedenburg, Sal Watson, Becky McNair, Miss Jeanne Whitaker, Mary Hart, Carolyn Kolb. PINE LODGE Kathleen Roberts, Mrs. Vivian Marshall, Doris Dawdy, Margo Kearney, Janelle Quesenberry, Sharon Stevens. TI-IUNDERBIRD PLAZA Mrs. Earl Meade, Dar- lene Combs, Helen Anthony, Karen Jackson, Carolyn Parker, Charrie Stackhouse, Veda Thomas, Kathy Newton, Charlsie Huston, Claudia Stoker, Doris Glenn, Martha Atteberry, Mr. Earl Mead. Mopping Floors And Arranging Choirs. . GARDEN APT. ffl Brenda Bumstead, Mr. Frank Todd, Florence Werner, Mrs. Frank Todd, Ruth Johnson. GARDEN APT. 1552 Rose Marie Glazener, Mrs. Frank Byrd, Diana Kutscher, Mr. Frank Byrd, Judith Hall. Qu.. ei . .The Unglomorous Mode Glamorous. . -i I MOKING POTS AND PANS Dale Fuller, Buddy Williams, Larry Renfrow, Melvin Edwards, Ron Heffin. CACTUS Mrs. Floyd, Larry Waters, Gary Knight- en, Tom Shoopman, Mr. Floyd. SANITATION ENGINEERS Douglas Arredondo, Clyde Ross, Lee Wilson, Mickey Freeman, Ronnie Tomlinson, Dick Landry, Drew Davis. CASHIERS Rosemary Taft, Mary McKittrick, Fran Stamey, Lois Dorsey. LINEN ROOM Delbert Mrs. Norman, Mrs. Guyton, Col, Dan Bishop. .- V ' -:gr YUCCA Lee I-Iill, Tokiko Matsuoka, Mrs. Hil bert, Mrs. Laveske. . .By A New Knowledge Of The Master. abs fm.. 1, -xzxffn' 'M it I Smycgfsrz POT AND PANS Lee jackson, Howard Brunson, CASHIERS Rosemary Taft, Linda Kay Stice, Melvin Edwards, Buddy Williams, Lea Wheeler. Peggy Carruth. CACTUS Charlie Austin, Mr. Floyd, Mrs. Floyd, LINEN ROOM Delbert Miller, Mrs. O. P. Nor- Roy Culpepper. man, Charlie Long, Mrs. Helen Sheets, Robert Anderson, Mrs. Minnie Guyton, Perry Wamego. SANITATION Lowell Whitlock, Drew YUCCA Mrs, Dixie LaVeske, Mrs. Leola Hilbert, Davis, jimmy Townsend, Dick Landry, Douglas Kaye Phares, Lucille Corbin. Arredondo. 51 SEWING ROOM Sharron, Mrs. Tinsley. 'Spirit Of The Living God . 'rf'-X MEN'S DORM Janelle Quesenberry, Mr. Mayo, Charlotte Southerland, Mrs. Mayo. CAMP SHELTERS Sammy Post, Mr. Cook, Andy Brown, Mrs. Cook, Don Saddler, Bill Ware, Howard B1-Lmson. 52 RECREATION CREW jim LaSala.ndra, Jim Ford, johnny Hughes, Bob Bollar, Julian King, Lynn Simmons, Joe Love, jim Breeding. D CEDAR LODGE Ann Strickland, Sara Effer- son, Mrs. Merrell, Carol Anderson, Lou Breder. RECREATION CREW jim Ford, jim Breeding, jim LaSalandra, johnny Carr, Lynn Simmons, Skippy Russell, johnny Hughes, Bob Bollar. MEN'S DORM Louise Smith, Mrs. I-Ielen Sheets, Carolyn Shipman, Charlotte James. The Days March On. . CHILDRE.N'S BUILDING Mary Morris, Pat I-Iencke Claire Nussbaum, Margaret Ferguson, Olivia Coggin, Lynnette McDonald, Rose Marie Lovell, Carol Allen, Leota Kircher, Linda Brewer, Sally Graves, Faylene Ferguson, Virginia Ford, Jesse Gonzales. 53 STAFF COUNSELOR: Mrs. Dickson . .Days Of Wiping ChiIdren's Noses. . TRANSPORTATION: Mr. Dickson, Mr. Moses, Mr. McRoy, Mrs. Sowders, Mr. Sowders. BOOK STORE: Carey Herring, Shirley Clark, Jim Keith, Marcia Hearn, Jewell Alexander, james Yarborough. .,x,4 -151 Q COKE TRUCK: Alan Morris, Herb Williams. E: ' or CHUCK WAGON: Sandy Webb, Dan Scott, Russell Snow, jere Travathan, Thomas Haygood, Mrs. Steph, Miss Doris Winton, jim Culley, Anduony Bruner, Larry Wheeler, Charlie Austin, Deal Toney. SECRETARIES: Mrs. Shamburger, Ruth Ann Russell, Pat Skinner. BUSINESS OFFICE: Mr. Morris, David Bunn, Mary McKittrick. ' . .Days Of Tccking Up Signs. . POST OFFICE: Cheryl Carlson, Miss Marye jim Glover, Nelly Jo Carlisle, Mrs. Daggs. -4 my DINING HALL: Mrs. Kinney, Bill jinks, John Bol- ton, Walker Whitlock, Tom Culpepper, jerry Powers, Billy Bolton, Lloyd Mize, Glen Fonner, Dennis Williams, Bill McDonald, Johnnie Billings Kenneth Wilson, jerry Rogers, Louie Watson, Jay Sims, Frank Smith. KITCHEN CREW: Chester Miller, Douglas jones, Sonny V11 Williams lanueva, joe Jaimes, john Lee, Russell Snow, Louie Watson John Williams, Tommy Ruane, Fay Hays, Josie Garcia Wanda Allen, Irene Bauler, Bruce jones, Connie Barlow, John Spain Bobby Cossairt, Tim Arwood, Don Cochran, Mable Dones S IX WEEKS DINING HALL GIRLS SIX WEEKS . . .Preparing Food And Waiting Tables f 2 f5iS553iQivg g A i EI K 2225 A 5 X W I i DINING HALL GIRLS , 3 l 57 SNK f A EXHIBIT HALL: Flora Aten NEWS SERVICE: Carole Monroe, Gladys Meigs . .Above The Din A Voice Whispers. . OUR COMMON LIBRARY AND AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS: Bobby Skin- SERVICE STATION: Mr. Bell, Wendell Price, ner, jan Vagt, David Schochler, Miss Frances Robert Ellington. Lee, Ronnie Reagor, Richard Thomas, Bob Brown. . Spirit Of The Living God. CAMERA SHOP: Juanita Mullinax, John Ashley, Jessie Duncan. GIFT SI-IOP: Mr. and Mrs. Shutt 'I fff- Qs f, AK-1 58 1 N-. .f H 'fb if M' fi i '7' ' mixix ,fl WN-.,u:t. i ff-2' - . FEATURES The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, long- suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temper ance. Galatians 5:22-23 Vx, .. r fs x 4, -1' . x 'Y' '45 . . fa . Q. A. ,':, ' 1 n HF. r v P R' sr- F . .. , . V .,,,, ,W jbgljc V, in 9 K fr U x Q A .K ,ef , ', f .. Q: S! .V W -as-. 'f f . 'fr :il 5 ' ' ' lf Q M f -. Q ff .s an 1 gs f wi, W f' ? Q V 9 ' Ii W f ' f M' sk ' ,, A Q 4 V. -- .fn fl WW 13 gm 4551 4 . ' V' Y W :N M g , ii , Y' in I' mf X, 1 G 'Q ' 535 7 T v i- J 'ff' . - 'ff l-a n ' .. 6553313 12 7 f ' l G-F1 'M if' Af A ' 5 f' . ' Q W f ' , m fr: 2. ' - -lf ' M : 5 1 :1 L 1 ig W1 1' X swf f y i , ggi,-'v' .i 5 , U ilk. K ,, P x 517' lr ? 1235 ' 5' A ' ki f 1 'nf is 5' g - ' -- J A I 3 X 5 if x - 1 K if , 4 A ,f . 4 . .. , . ,J r . . M A A Q H f . M 5' Q, ' ' ' ' ' ff iss, 'M L, f ffm -, ','.- 'I A W Wqkg I .V 3 : ff lL W . t tx ? iff! S m f' if Q V 2' ' M x J fs 3.H'. r K V! K Sv! 'S 1.- Q , DAN BISHOP, many-talented sophomore at Baylor, is at present a chemistry major. He is considering changing to religious education. Dan's hilarious antics kept his fellow-staffers smiling, while his dedication to Glorieta gave him a lasting place in their hearts. CLAUDIA STOKER, from Wilson, Texas, is Glorieta's Miss Staffer for the second six weeks. She will be a freshman this fall at Texas Tech where she plans to major in speech. Her sparkling smile and her genuine Christian personality endeared her to all who had the privilege of calling her friend . MR. AND MISS STAFFER SECOND SIX WEEKS 61 ,54f1?7fQ 'Psi' 39' STAFF FAVORITES FIRST SIX WEEKS JO BAINS, whose friendly smile and sparkling eyes endeared her to all, is from Shreveport, La. She is a freshman at La. College and plans to major in history. jo's Christian personality most exemplified the real spirit of Clorieta, and she will long be remembered by all who knew her. JOE LOVE, our Don juan from Norph- let, Arkansas, is a junior at Henderson where he is majoring in sociology and psychology. He set the pace for humor at Clorieta where his hilarious antics kept us laughing throughout the six weeks. Ioe's talents, spread in many fields, reveal his dedication to the Lord. ROBERTA TAMBLE, informally called Bert by fellow-staffers, is from Memphis, Tenn. , and a freshman at Union University. Well loved be- cause of her cheerful hello and her vibrant Chris- tian character, Bert captured the Glorieta spirit of a living God and shared it with every person around her. ALAN MORRIS, smiling staffer from San Antonio, Texas, is a freshman at Baylor Univer- sity, although he has not yet selected a major. Alan's amusing pranks and stunts won him a warm place in the hearts of his many Glorieta friends. OLIVIA COGGIN, lovely favorite from Fort Worth, Texas, is a sophomore at I-Iardin-Sim- mons. There she is preparing to follow God's call to foreign missions. I-Ier Christ-like spirit, her cheerful smile, her gentle kindness--all have set her apart as a priceless friend. CECIL DEADMAN, an ever-friendly member of the Glorieta staff, is from Mangum, Okla. , where he will be a senior in high school. Cecil's interest in juvenile rehabilitation is a reflection of the out-flowing Christianity which he has given to all around him. STAFF FAVORITES SECOND SIX WEEKS Smiling SUSAN DOBBS from East St. Louis, Ill. , will enter Blue Mountain College this fall as a freshman. There she plans to major in speech and hopes someday to serve as a foreign missionary. Susan's genuine interest in others has made her an integral part of the Glorieta staff spirit. JIM LASALANDRA of El Paso, Texas, the president of the Dorm Council in Cactus, is a freshman at Hardin-Sim- rnons. He is majoring in physical educa- tion and speech. jim's deep love for his Lord made him an unforgettable influence on the lives of those who knew him. DORM FAVORITES Jim Breed ing, Cactusg David Bunn, Gatehouseg Dennis Williams, Cactusg janet Brooks, Yuccag Mary Mcliittrick, Pineg Madeline Lemon, Yucca. i Dormitory life would not be complete without a favorite , Each year Glorieta always has many favorites in Old and New Yucca, Old and New Cactus, Pine and Gatehouse. Starting this year each dorm elected one person to represent their dorm. To be qualified for this position the person's Christian ideals should radiate the highest standards of the spirit of the living God. S jesse Gonzales, Cactusg Bert Tamble, Yuccag Travis Cowan, Pineg Ginger Amos, Yuccag Don Cochran, Gatehouseg Tim Arwood, Cactus. E14 l ' Q ORGANIZATIONS If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in the Spirit. Galatians 5:25 Wir 5? M? 5 WM gi K it 2 sage af 5 HELPIHG THE CHURCH I FIILFII. IIS MISSIO jim Stanton Director FIRST SIX WEEKS STAFF CHOIR Every Sunday afternoon and Thursday night one can hear the glorious, heart-warming music of the Glorieta Staff Choir. The Choir is composed of approximately 160 voices. Every Sunday evening and whenever needed the choir fills the choir loft and sets a spiritual atmosphere for those who are present. Throughout the course of the summer, under the direction of Jim Stanton the choir presented five Sunday afternoon concerts. During Foreign Missions Week and Student Week God's Trombonesu was included in the concerts. SECOND SIX WEEKS 3 DORM OFFICERS FIRST SIX WEEKS YUCCA OFFICERS Donna Fogleman, jo Bains, Rudi Ann Russell. CACTUS OFFICERS, Row one: Drew Davis, Dick Landre. Row two: Herb Williams, Jim Breeding. SECOND SIX WEEKS YUCCA AND PINE OFFICERS, Row one: Travis Cowan, Ginger Amos, Ruth Ann Russell, Susan Dobbs, Cheri Whitaker, Bert Tamble, Ann Nabers. Row two: Carole Monroe, Olivia Coggin, Sally Graves, Lily Ward, Claudia Stoker, Dixie Lange, Darlene Combs. CACTUS OFFICERS Alan Morris, jim l.,aSalandra, Perry Wamego. a . :T , Taz. F. 51 Q Q, 7, E .K- ' 1 fi it M fe 4' WF f wr ' .. ,az l 52 if www? 2 M., W M I? . f 'Y 5 FIRST SIX WEEKS Row one Hogan, Sjolander, Piper, Bains, O'Nea1 Williams Row two Wilson jones, Isbell, johnson, Bollinger, Cowan Row three Jones Snodgrass, Hogt, Scott, Hayes. Row four: LaSa1andra Bishop Not pictured Ashley Scott B. Williams, Graves. During the summer of 1964 the annual staff devoted many hours to produce a Thunderbird which would arouse memories this year and in years yet to come. This staff under the leadership of Travis Cowan, th sponsor, and john Williams, th editor, worked to publish this book for you .... the staffers. FIRST SIX WEEKS Row one: Hobson, Mulsow, Long, Leonard, Daniel, Fulgham. Row two: James, Munroe, Walker, King, Corzine, Sudberry. Row three: Johnson, Snodgrass, Brown. Row four: Herring, Deadman, Sadler, Sanders, The Scribbles Staff of '64 has done well in fulfilling their responsibility of keeping the staffers up to date on news, in- spiration, and entertainment. This group under the capable leadership of Carey Herring and Bob Brown, has spent many long hours in bringing us this weekly paper. Carey Herring Editor First Six Weeks Bob Brown Editor Second Six Weeks SCRIBBLES STAFF SECOND SIX WEEKS Row one: Brown, Leonard, Nussbaum. Row two: Pogue, Howell, james, Munroe. Row three: Rodman, Norred C237 44,1 STAF MUSIC Row one: Holder, Pack, Ander- son, Glenn, Russell, Wilson, Macher. Row two: Shinpaugh, Moore, Robert- son, Clarke, jones, Holland. Row three: Roebuck, Taft, Sansing, Fain, Penny, Wagner. Row four: johnson, Miller, Tracy, Thomas, Smith, Liner, Stanton. Not Pictured: Ellender, Morris, Owens, Massey, Willis, and Keith. FIRST SIX WEEKS RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS Row one: Brooks, Rice, Chamblee, Glass, Taunton. Row two, Smith, Mitchell, Wells, Anderson, Schmidt. Row three: Breeding, Orr, Bollar, McConathy, Ross. Row four: Poss, Whitlock, Knighton, Skinner, King. I RECREATION Row one: Valouch, Har- per, Dixon, Southerland, Brooks. Row two: Brown, McKay, Morgan, Winfield, Hearn, Phillips. Row three: Penland, Love, Whitmire, Cryar, Bates, Row four: Barousse, Rogers, Newberry, Smith, Shoopman, Simmons. Row five: Fonner, King, Sims, McCarley, Lumsden, Sud- berry. COMMITTEES MUSIC Row one: Dobbs, Price, Massey, McCuistion, Long, Doster. Row two: Bell, Hill, Carlson, Robertson, Babb, Strickland. Row three: Glazener, Cainer, Lambert, Short, Nall. Row four: Morris, Tracy, Reece, McGraw, Young. Row four: Smith, Thomas, Miller. SECOND SIX WEEKS RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS: Row one: Schoch- ler, Hobson, Jackson, Newton, Whiteker, Lowell. Row two: Geisler, Carruth, Parker, Swartz, House. Row three: Clay- ton, Wells, Cochran, Thomas, Stice, Trevathan. Row four: Deadman, Landre, Whatley, Whitten, Long, Breeding. RECREATION Row one: Skinner, Hix, Hogue, Cox, Kutscher, Row two: Amos, Bono, Clonts, Demma. Row three: Russell, Horcezy, Austin, Coggin, High- tower, Korte. Row four: Farrington. PUBLICITY Row one: McGee, Cline, Pulling. Row two: Chain, Reagor, Mclfurling. Row three: Mattingly, Hamilton, Stum- baugh. SECOND SIX WEEKS DRAMA Row one: Werner, Hencke. Row two: Morris, Stoker, McDonald. Row three: Gonzales, Carr. COMMITTEES PUBLICITY Row one: Holcomb, Mc- Donald. Row two: Reagor, Stumbaugh. FIRST SIX WEEKS DRAMA Row one: Humphrey, Newton Mathews, Stoker, Strealy. Row two: Snider, Waters, Mattingly, Bullock, Gover. Row four: Mize. ! VII? I I I f ' ? 1 I 1, .gz ACTIVITIES And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, . . . Colossians 3: 17 ' s IU o , x ,. .,.,. Ms. A - A T 3' T' ffl y if A,A T, i Marcia Hearn, joe Love, Lauren Holcomb Richard Thomas, Roberta Tamble June 10. . . That's the night that the I-Ierron Staffers produced the colorful Tal- ent Show in Holcomb Auditorium. The boistrous crowd echoed the success of each participant as he concluded his performance. Many interpretations of entertainment included Dan Bishop's ridiculous idea of the game of football. The Letters , a humorous reading, was done by Peggy Randall. joe Love, Marcia Hearn, and Lauren Holcomb enlightened the audience with Music and Laughter . A three-part skit of married life was vividly portrayed through the actions of Roberta Tamble and Richard Thomas. In addition, Jackie Hipp and his friend were the center of a riotous ventriloquist act. Cynthia McConathy articulately enounced the reading Sounds With Sense. A medley of song was presented by Carole Monroe, who was followed by Carlos Rodriguez' misty interpretation of Celito Lindo. Harris Coe delivered an original oration about His Family . In addition to all this, Clyde Ross played a beautiful arrangement of Last Date . As a grand conclusion to a wonderful evening, Claudia Stoker gave an impressive, dramatic reading of MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY. june 17. . . The staff left New Mexico Hall in files of two. This enthusiastic group of three hundred was all smiles and laughter. Nothing could be as ex- citing as an hour hike through bushes and shrubs, and an informal cook- out in the valley beyond. Penny Sudberry, Saundra Luns- dum, Barbara Morgan, Elaine McKay, Charlotte Sutherland, and Marilyn Hatcher were responsible for the weiners and fixings that were enjoyed by everyone. Providing light en- tertainment, Marica Hearn, Clyde Ross, Lynn Simmons, and joe Jaime sang. Ken Barousse, guitar, and Tim Arwood, violin, were the able accompanists. As the evening drew nigh, Mrs. Dickson led the staffers in a highly inspirational devotional that centered around a brilliantly illuminated cross, high atop the peak of Lookout Mountain. A true spirit of a very real and living God reigned in the hearts and minds of all those privileged to attend. 74 J jackie Hipp and friend Jerry ACTIVITIES Spirit of the living God was emphasized by many activities of the staffers throughout the summer. Introducing this exciting phase of Glorieta was a colorful talent show in Holcomb Auditorium. Next the staffers donned their sweat shirts, blue jeans, and sturdy hiking shoes as they prepared for a western cookout. Still another week brought the coming of the powder-puff football game-this change of events was certainly a highlight in the minds of all, whether they were spectators or participants. The first six week's activities ended with a hootenanny and an exciting trip to the Santa Fe Rodeo. The last half of the assembly's activities began with an inspiring presentation of the play, Five Small Windows of Christmas , directed by Le lla Snider. The following week proved to be just as enjoyable as the Shakespearean staffers of Glorieta presented their hilarious version of Oklahamlet . Then came the Christmas in july party when the staff entertained wide-eyed, excited children of the Santa Fe Baptist Indian Mission. The Mexican touch was taken into Santa Fe for a delicious supper at La Cocina. One of the last parties enjoyed by staffers was the barbeque cookout held in the field below New Mexico Hall. The old Glorieta Chuck Wagon and western style clothes set the atmosphere for this event. As the staffers participated in these and other activities, they were always conscious of the presence of God in the midst of them. The staffers were in a true spirit of the living God as they listened in- tently to Mrs. Dickson's closing devotional. 75 POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL GAME One for the money, two for the--?? June 24. . . Surrounded by cheering fans the monstrous players approached their positions for the KICK-OFF of the annual Powder-Puff football game at six o'clock. The din became almost unbearable as the dainty cheerleaders led the rooters in precisioned yells. The coaches' fingernails became shorter and shorter as the folly progressed. ln an ecstasy of rage the refined yellsters displayed hostility among themselves, bringing everyone to the edge of their rocky ledges. Anticipation could be seen in the eyes of the crowd as the crowning of the new Powder-Puff Queen approached. The judges' decision was made even more difficult because the four finalists were undoubtedly the elite of the campus due to their poise and beauty. Patience wore thin, exhaustion prevailed and each player, coach, cheerleader, and fan knew beyond any doubt that they had shared in high-lighting the first six weeks at Glorieta. Cheerleaders for the Lilies of the Field were Representing the victorious Maulers were a stylish, enthusiastic and even rambunctious. figured group of lovelies. IS crowned by able Judge Marcia Hearn d . 2 4, j1,.,r g ' it Queen Fred Osceola, representing the Gatehouse beauties ' an POWDER PUFF :K A Even the photographer gets a corsage. Run, Mol1y,.. . Run! 77 F X ' D-V A X f v ' .. 1 u . ff '91 Every Powder Puff game needs a qualified medical attendant. I f Q. ye iz to ,, ' ' f Wendell Price, Clyde Ross, and Enthusiasm ran high and participation gripped everyone as a really Marcia Hearn entertained in the good time got into full swing. hootenanny-Glorieta style. july 8. . .Hack Stinkbetter, alias Bob Kilgore, from the Sunday School Board in Nashville emceed the famous Glorieta Hootenanny. Staffers and guests enjoyed a variety of selections from foreign folk songs by Claire Nussbaum to folk songs of the Civil War by Ken Barousse, Mary james, and Ann Rogers. Wendell Price, Carole Monroe, and Madeline Lemon thrilled the audience with Banua . jan Humphrey, Beverly Strealy, and Barbara Morgan voiced the beautiful folk legend Mandy in an euphonic three-part harmony. A subtle hush fell across the group when Marcia Hearn sang Maria . Sing Along with Le lla time brought fun in participation for the audience. Bob Kilgore's rendition of Amen left the staffers with a lilting melody in their minds for many weeks to come. july 9-10. . . Staffers donned their cowboy duds and went to the Rodeo de Santa Fe. Nine bus loads of staffers thrilled to the sights of bucking broncs and bull riding, barrel racing and calf roping. The Southern Belle Saddlers from Colorado, fbetter known to the staff as the Side Saddle Sallys j the Santa Fe Posse, and the famous Flying Cimmarrons exhibited their riding skill after the announcer introduced the rodeo royalty and dignitaries. The excellent display of stock and skill caused excitement and enjoyment to ride high for all thestaffers. A patriotic salute to the colors and the Rodeo de Santa Fe moved into high gear before the intent eyes of staffers who attended. OKLAHAMLET Laughter and hilarity prevailed as a great Dane went to the dogs in Oklahamlet . mike july 22. . .Merry Peals of laughter echoed through New Mexico Hall as staffers enjoyed riotous renditions of two skits. First Iere Travathan and Milton Bates delighted their audience with an emergency operation on Sandy Webb. The expert surgeons were amazed to discover popcorn in the patient as the result of long hours in the chuck wagon. At the climax of the surgery the doctors presented an eighty-five-pound gall stone to Dr. Herron. Next a group of staffeggpresented a rollickingamusical take-off on HAMLET. The Ghost, portrayed by jim leSwaluaqnMd,1ga appeared td Dan Bishop as-!Qk-l-aharnvlei telling him that King Claudius, played by Alan Morris, had killed the former king. 'The fair Ophelia, alias Melvin Phillips, dismayed by Oklahamlet feigned insanity and apparent lack of affection, flung herself into a rushing stream in a despairing suicide. Meanwhile Cecil Dead- man, as Laertes, rushed to Oklahamlet and proposed a duel to avenge the death of his sister Ophelia and his father Polonius, portrayed by John Ashley. Shakespeare, alias Le Ila Snider, discovering that he had made the plot far too complicated for comprehension, decided to take the chicken's way out, so everyone died a bloody, bloody death. Oklahamlet was borne away by two captains, Danny Tracy and john Tatum, while his mother Gertrude, played by johnny Carr, dies after gulping down a poison Pepsi. i SKIT NIGHT A military tone was added to Skit Night as Cecil the Seasick Super- visor related his misadventures in uniform. 79 BIBLE STUDY Monday afternoons found staffers engaged in Bible Study. Outstanding Baptist leaders led challenging learning experiences from God's Word. Here Dr. jess Moody teaches as staffers listen attentively. VISIT SANTA FE Everyone spent at least one day in quaint old Santa Fe. Is it the definite traffic problem that is causing all this confusion or just our staff girls? MINIATURE GOLF 'Qi . I . ' 'Q 5 Glor1eta's Own putt-putt was visited and re- visited by staffers and guests who found en- fill jglrpent through this recreational test of s . W' W t 5 2 CLIMB LOOK-OUT A favorite resting place for staffers and guests alike is beautiful Look-Out Mountain. The short climb up a picturesque trail brings die adventure seeker to a breath-taking view of all Glorieta. Many are the times that aheart-warming prayer meeting on the crest of Look-Out have brought a spiritual blessing. We will not forget how real the spirit of our God was to us upon that mountain. STAFF GIFT In appreciation of the many blessings which Glorieta has brought to their lives, the mem- bers of the 1964 staff felt a desire to say thank you in some small way. Finding that the assembly needed a water cooler for the front walk of New Mexico Hall, the staffers contributed sufficient funds to purchase such a cooler. Late in the summer months the cooler was installed with an appropriate plaque. The appreciative use of the fountain by staff and guests alike amply repaid the donors for their efforts. 81 HN! HHN!! Ill AE? SP? af Nw . , .3 53' -2 I i ':.:. E 2 W Q wk -.-,. Wax' Q K- we. HHQR Pi E I . L okfaif Ol 1 fge if 55? E REMENIBQ ffffifiihi ,M- In D-.iw-N UE A 1 'Fl- ,fg FIRST SIX WEEKS HIS WAY-MINE! God has a place for every planned creation, A path for every star to go. He drew the course for every river's journey, Now I know He has a way for me. He counts the sand on every island seashore, And turns the tide with hands above. The wind beckons into changing motion, With His love He gives each blossom birth. Now, in His will my soul find's life worth living Each day new blessings from above. Tho' shadows come and valleys seem unending, Still I know He makes a way for me. CHORUS I place my life in the hands of God Those hands so scarred now outstretched for me. Where ever it may be over land, over sea, 7 May Thy will sublime, O Thou God divine, be m Words and Music by B. O. BAKER and RICHARD D. BAKER 86 4.52 1 r., f + HWY 1.55 fl A 55, ' 1 vi if af fr 1 if 'if 'i i M5 W5 5. fi Qi 9 Q c K 'Qhvwm as X 'Sly 7 Q 4' kk 14 iq gf' 1 by in :,p , no .X f 19,1 J 1 sf fw- F? V H!F 5' if