Grayson College - Saga Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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Business Divison The Business Division is in the process of expansion this year. Several extra classes have been created to provide students with the opportunity to take many of the division's more popular courses. The division's annual business show, held in Octo- ber, attracted a large number of students from area high schools as well as many Grayson students and faculty members. Nineteen major corporations dis- played their newest business machines to the large crowd. Music was provided for the show by Grayson's iw, stage band . , y. .Q Vw W, L-g,,21'f'f.-3 ' V in 5: i ' lj ig-552.2112 . y .. L , ii fiaiilfiiillg' Frank E. Graves Win Heavner Registrar Office Occupation A A 1 T V7 il v t? -ity I I ' W Kiwi-v. 'V A 'wa.....i ,N kg , v A V U .x i 13, S ,Q-mu . 4234+ , if sf M. J . Knowles Business Administration Gerald W. Locke Data Processing 'WK' L. B. Amerman Frances Bailey John Blevins Mid-Management Accounting Economics ...X .X M X - T-+g-.ff -, ,..,-.,,x.n qwmli Charles Bufler Dr. Kenneth Dacus Samuel B. Davis Mid-Management Business Affairs Mid-Management ,, t 'sf .av L. DR. MACK BROILES, Director I . W. Mason A. I . Oubre Neva Pinkston Eddie Robertson Dennis Sullivan Pat Tillman General Business Accounting Secretarial Science Student Affairs Mid-Management General Business

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I 'j . . I. E, 'fw1w, ifs 9 'Q' Y EJ' 'vrigwm at A . , I UL , W' www i ly? 5 'UL ,vs ' f . , I Li 441' Q ft! fb.. 'ful' ' ' .xiii JIM SPIVEY, Director if . ' If Y ,. x .' if Allan Barker Mary Hamilton Buddy Travis Health' P'E' Health, P.E. Basketball, P.E. Baseball Mary Hamilton discussed the fine points of slimnastics to her all female class. ' -ifirmzfa-1-1-ff' Physical Education I 0 o 0 Dlvlslon This year a new Physical Education division was created. The division includes intramural sports , athletic activities, physical education classes, the golf course and pro shop, and the swimming pool. Under the direction of former bas- ketball coach Jim Spivey, the division has been expanded considerably. Full athletic scholarships are now offered in tennis, golf, and track, as well as bas- ketball and baseball. Enrollment in the intramural sports program is on the increase as students take advantage of intramural credit courses. A popular slimnastics course has also been started this year. The Slirnnastics class was a good way for female students to reduce weight and tone muscles. Here, Melody Fullylove heads a line of 30 hopeful students.

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i ' 'l DR. .TERRY ABLES, Director --'ti' f , . ft-'7 K IEHIQY L- Poyle R. w. Ice William Kersh ngineering, - - Surveying Physics, Math Biology 53 i L var Arthur Kullin Don Martin Roy Renfro, Jr. Math Math Agriculture 1 Q I R in 4, I' ,nhzxag-tl:-,js F ' Q'-.1 s Q '-fs. Charles Samples Paul Steel Clifford Wood Biology Geology Chemistry , H J f.:tf 2 It 5 Barry L. Bates Biology, A and P X xp X J .-1 p if .,, Y X15 it ' .ff Royce Castleman Biology , Botony t L f, . vw . .., Vi R' 5: . , .. .- Lt p 1' 4 I A- I ' v V .5 o git- -r Q.- T- ,Lip-llfevftllfl ' Q, t'te if L Biology instructor Barry Bates compiles a list of animals found at the Hagerman Wildlife Refuge. O O O Engineering - Science I C I Dlvlslon The Engineering Science Division was expanded this year to include a new vitaculture program: Par- tially financed by a grant from the T.V. Munson Memorial Foundation, the program includes the establishment of a five-acre vineyard which is under construction on West Campus. Another new program within the division, a survey of wildlife at Hagerman Refuge, is well underway. Biology instructor Barry Bates is leading Grayson stu- dents in the collection of data on the many different types of wildlife which are found on the refuge .