Glorieta Baptist Assembly - Thunderbird Yearbook (Glorieta, NM)

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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.

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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'

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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.