Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 325 of the 1961 volume:

The 1961 BRONCO Staff Karis Caldwell PHOTOGRAPHERS: Contents Editor’s Note experience of each individual; whatever the events of the year have been for you, they have caused you to change. If we have ceased to learn and BRONCO A TIME TO GROW. pattern of the decorative brick used in the chapel-auditorium. Certainly you On the cover is a white, circular figure representing the life-giving source Our 1961 BRONCO is dedicated to the recalling of activities and events Because he is a man dedicated to the mental, spiritual, and social growth of college students, Because he is loved and respected by the students of Hardin-Simmons for his realistic and human approach to education, himself, The editor and staff respectfully dedicate the 1961 issue of the Hardin-Simmons BRONCO to............ DR. WILLIAM S. MATHIS DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC In Memoriam In Memoriam A Time To Grow The university campus is an ever - changing thing. With every day the rains of new experiences, new per- sonalities, and new ideas fall upon its well - worn ground. And the objects about us are steeped in tradition: the sights we see each day have been looked upon for decades by many before us. Out activities take place in locations familiar to us; inside walls that do not seem to change at all. But let us not forget that what we see and hear is not dependent on what is put before us; it is rather dependent on who we are that look and listen. I may walk within the same walls where I walked before, but today I am a different person from the one who came here yesterday. ktSaff We study today in the same class- room where we studied yesterday; but we are new persons in old surround- ings, and we perceive them differently if our study bears the fruit of learning. And so there come times when the patterns we see are confused and vague, although we have seen them often before, and clearly. Let it not make us fearful when the familiar becomes difficult to comprehend, Let it rather make us to be inspired, to strive for the fringes of our understanding. Let us be anxious to shed the leaves of last summer and send our roots deep within ourselves to find the generation of the leaves of next spring. Let us then be- come the ever-changing thing that is the university. Ancient words, but true ones, say, There is a time to sow, and a time to reap. We have sown the seeds of study and preparation; before we can reap t h e harvest of fulfillment and knowledge, we must allow for our- selves ... A Time To Grow The Editor The Personality of Hardin - Simmons Administration Dr. Rupert N. Richardson President Emeritus 35g5gS£52S252S2SHSHSHS2S2SHSHSESH5HSE5H5HSES2SHS252S2S2SSSHSHSHS2SHSHS2SHS2SESHSHSESHSHSHSHSHSHS2SH5HS5SH5HSHS2SHSHSH5HSESHSH5HS2S2SHSH£ W. TRUETT WALTON GEORGE L. GRAHAM Executive Vice-President 52SHSHSHSHS2SHSHSHSHSHSHS2SH5HS2S2SHS2SS53S2S2SH5H5HSHSHSH5ES2SHSESH5r25SS25aSESHSESES2SHSHSHSHSES2SS5H52S2S25ESHSHSESHSHSHSESHSHSESHSHSEi LEE HEMPHILL Vice-President For Development BYRON BRYANT Director of Public Relations E. W. BAILEY ALICE BERKSHIRE VIRGIL M. BRADLEY Manager, University Stores JAMES F. COLLINGS Auditor Administrative Officers MADGE M. GRBA CLAUDE HICKS Student Aid and Placement TRUETT LATIMER E. W. LEDBETTER Director of Athletics VIOLETA MAHOOD Assistant, Public Relat JOHN PETRY B. S. U. Secretary Administrative Officers MABEL E. WILLOUGHBY Director of University Library W. D. WOFFARD Dean of Men WAYLAND YATES Chief, News Bureau Board of Trustees John H. Alvis Abilene J. E. Johnson Temple George S. Anderson . Abilene Frank Junell Lubbock Mrs. Grady C. Bingham Odessa John J. Keeter Throckmorton C. M. Caldwell Abilene Elie Lam Wichita Falls Guy Caldwell Abilene A. B. Lightfoot Odessa Barney Carter O. D. Dillingham, Sr. ... Dr. Otis W. English Tyler Abilene Lubbock Tate May Dr. P. D. O'Brien Dr. T. A. Patterson . Mrs. H. A. Pender Hamlin Big Spring Beaumont Abilene Boyce Evans Lubbock Mrs. David Proctor . . Abilene Wayne Evans Fort Worth Sam Reed O'Brien Solon R. Featherston . . Wichita Falls Thomas E. Roberts Abilene W. W. Haynes ... Abilene J. D. Sandefer, Jr. . Breckenridge Roland L. House . San Antonio Dr. Elwin L. Skiles . . . Abilene Barney Hubbs Pecos Dr. Fred Swank Fort Worth J. C. Hunter, Jr . Abilene Bill Tippen Abilene Dr. W. B. Irvin Fort Worth Dr. D. M. Wiggins . .. Lubbock Dr. M. A. Jenkens Abilene E. H. Williamson Snyder LeRoy Jennings Abilene W. P. Wright Abilene MYRTLE CROUCH The Faculty The Division of Business Administration The Division of Education and Social Studies The Division of Humanities The Division of Religious Studies The Division of Natural Sciences The School of Music The Division of Business Administration Division of Humanities Division of Education And Social Studies re5HS2SESH5HS2S2SHSESHSZ5BSHSSSHSHS2Sas?S2S2S5S?SHSESHSHS2Sa5ESH5SS2SSS5SjES2SHSBSHSHSBSH5HS3S2SH55SHSH5ESHSBSHSE5255Sa5?SBSHSHSSS2SE52SSSH5a£ri !5E5E52525E52525ES25H5E5B5252525252S25E£ J Ol X96l' J25E525E555E525E525H5E5E5H52SE5H5H525HSH5E.' Adrian Ashley SEN IORS Larry Richard Heard SEN Bob Agard Sioux City, la. Monly Allen.....Wichita Falls Clydene Allred .... Hereford Charles Ashly.........Abilene Rosalynn Aurbach ...........Carlsbad, N. M. lS2S2SHSHSe5a52SH52SE5H52S2SES2S2S25HS2Sa5E5E5HS Juniors 15Z5H5E5E5E5H5H52525 EJ™ ™r gSSnr- IORS Larry Kent Simpson SiSSr® '• 2S S2SHS252SHSES2S2SBSaSESH52S2S2S2SaSHS25H5HS2SHS2SHSESaS2SHSHS2SHSaSH£BSHSSSa52E2SHSHSHS2S252SESHSHSH52S2J GRADUATES AND SPECIALS Peggy Burch C. E. Lineweaver Charles P. Richards Mrs. John Taylor Geraldine Terrill Officers of the Junior Class are (left to right), Louise Mclntire, secretary; Billie Barsch, president. Sponsor for the Class of 1962 is Dr. Billie P. Smith. CLASS OF 1962 2SH5HS25HSHHB5S5HSHS2SHSSSHSHSHS2SHSHS Juniors 5ESH5H5HS2SH5HSHSHSHSHSHS352SH5HSE5ESHSHS2SESHSHSHSESESHS iSSSSSHSHSHSHSHSHSSSSSESHSSSHSSSSSHSHSHSHSHSHSSSHSHSESESESHSHSESESESHSHSZSHSESBSHS SSSHSHSHSHSHSHSHSSSHSSSSSHSESESHSHSHSHSHSHSE) Jun 1 O r S 5a5 5 5HSHS 5 SHS S S 5HS S 5 5H5 SHS 5a5H5 S S S S 5 S SHSHS SHSHSHSHSHSHSHSHS=SHS SHS 5H5 S 5?5 SaS?S SHS S S 5 5HSa5 S 5 S ., Bob Ethridge ...........Garland Jimmy Finley.......Knox City Pat Flowers .......Canadian 5H5HS?SaSHSHSH5H5E52SH5HSB5E5H55Sa52S?5a5HSE5E5HSE52SE52SE5HSHS-Z52SHS?Sa52S2SHS?SE52SE5HS2SES2S255S25£5H5HSHSHSESHS2SHSHSa5HSB5 Jun 1 O r S 2SHSESa5HSHS25E5E5?SES2SHS5S25H5a5H52S25H5HSH5HS2SHSHSHS2S2S2S2SBSHS2Sa52Sa5HSHS SHSES25H5?SHSH5B5E5?SHS5S2S5S2S 5HS2SHSZS2SaS s Juniors 3SH5?S2SZ525H5H525E Gay Doyle 5HS252SH5H52SESH5H525252SHH5'£5H5H5E5E51?.5252S25251525aSE5i!5252£ Juniors= SSESHSHS2SHSHSHS2SHSH5ESH5HSHSS525HS2SHSHSHS2SHS2SH. 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Charlie Elliott Seymour • Sue Engstrom Taos, N. M. % ■k— iO «4 £ , Helen Fairchild Alamogordo, N. M. Brenda Fenton Brownfield iii Cf e -p, 0( In Don Francis Bryan i Orlene Fullbright Spearman Nan Futch Dickens I | Steve Garnett Rayton, Mo. Gloria Gibson Stamford Sophomores= Sandra Gilliam.......Coleman Benny Glover . . . .Cross Plains David Goff.......Tulsa, Okla. Bobby Graham........Andrews Roy Graham...........Midland Linda Hair.........................Hereford Dorothy Hallmark ................Fort Worth Jan Hampton .........................Littlefield Marilyn Harrington ... .............Throckmorton Hilton Hemphill.....................Abilene Joe Hill .......................... Abilene John Hill.....................Wichita Falls Wl 4 ,V|v. i ,N. J f5| r� - mggg C. D -tyf'' Sophomores; 2SES?SHSHSH5ESHSHSHS2S?S3S2SESSSHSESESHEHSESESE5HSHSE5HScL5H5HSESSSHSESHSHSHS5S2SSSHSHS2S2SHS2SHSH5ES Ruth Morton.........Cleburne Newlene Odell .... Fort Worth 2SESHSESHSHSHSHSHSHSHSE525HS2SHFHS2SBSESESHSH5HSHSE525S5ESSSHSHSHSESE52SHSHS5 boph OITLOrCS aSHSHSESESSSESasasaSHSESESHSaSSSHSc Barbara Reed .........Abilene Jerry Don Reynolds . . Merkel Patsy Rivers Gerald Roberts . Terry W. Robertson . . . Carlsbad, N. M. Helmut Rueb.............Weisbaden, Germany Elizabeth Sanders........Chilocco, Okla. Barbara Sanford ..................Beaumont i j t «=8 r? f3 © ft) v m -=T i i dlli ■ .Hr w. !s?52Sli52S S25 S252S25P52S25j5252S252SHSH5HS2SH5HSHSHSSSES?SH5HS2SHSHSHSHS2SHSES£SH52SH525HSaSHSHSH5HSHS?5S5HSH5HS2SZSHS2S2S2SH5HSHSESB525 lane Shaw.............Snyder Bryan Shelburne ..... Snyder Dolores Shelnutt.......Baird Charlene Smith .......Irving Sharon Smith..........Lamesa Elizabeth Stone.....................Garden City Carolyn Stuckey.....................Hermleigh Karen Swartz..............Heber Springs, Ark. O ITIO rCS 252sz5ese52sh52S2SE5E5hshsese5H5S5; Celia Wolfe...... Ann Walden Gary Waldrop Jerry Watts ... Gail Webb .... . Littlefield . Fort Worth Wichita Falls SaSESESEEaSHSHSaSSSHSSSSSESHSESHSESEHHSHSHSaSHSHSc Uass ot I Vo4 E5H5H5E5H5E5E5H5E525552525ES2525Z525Z5E5E5I Brown, Fred.......................... Haskell Calk, Mary................................Del Rio Clark, Linda ............................Palo Pinto Cook, Janette...........................Fort Worth Cooper, Karen.........................Irving Cullen, Aleen..........................Abilene Dittner, Carl .............................. Marlow, Okla. . . ..Tye Clyde Sheffield Foster, Betty Flynt, Nanette Garrett, Bettye . Gorsline, Robert .. Griffiths, Keith . . Guffey, Joe. Freshmen Fort Worth Haskell .Fort Worth Belen, N. M. Wichita Falls .....Abilene . . San Antonio . . Fort Worth .....Clovis, N. M. f r f y r Cy a r diftft j £ Joyner, Carolyn © C: till © ■jy , 11 •s.1 . Keeler, Gary Keeler, Leon Kennedy, Clyde Kerby, Hillman 0 4ft i Cm vL 4 i Kile, Sherry Kinsey, Barbara Kung, Charles Lee lit Freshmen Marshall, Nancy o O'Connell, Ann ....................Ackerly Odum, Betty Ann.....................Clyde Osborne, John .................Breckenridge Osborne, Joyce .....................Abilene Owens, Kathy ...................... Abilene Pair, Carlton.......................Abilene Rhode, Toni .. Sayles, Rebecca Schaaf, Cliff. Scharbauer, Lynn Scott, Dorothy . . . Freshmen St. Louis, Mo. Rapid City, S. D. ..........Tahoka El Paso .Clyde St. Louis, Mo. .....Winters Pool, Jane..........................Hereford Wall, Janice . Knox City Wall, Robert.........................Knox City White, Patty . . Dallas Whitefield, Charles Wood, Ranette . Hobbs, N. M. Wrinkle, Dorothy......Abilene Yamold, Patsy .......Canadian Young, Pat ...........Andrews Freshmen Todd, Don .............................Tokio PERSONALITIES 21 21 UNIVERSITY QUEEN MISS JEAN EDENS UNIVERSITY PRINCESS MISS PATSY DENTON Patsy is a senior from Knox City, Texas, majoring in English. During her four years at H-SU Patsy has been a member of Cowgirls, SEA, South Hall Patsy Denton Senior Fa John Robert Baker Charles Glazner Ann Truitt Junior Favorites Harold Althof Dorothy Scott Tommy Cheek Milton Martii Lynda Lynch Cowboy Band Sweetheari Patsy Denton Circle K Sweetheart Mickey Land Mr. and Miss S. E. A. Donivee Roden Lynn Mendenhall Milton Denny Sue Engstrom New Mexico Club Princess and Chieftain Linda Boardman 1960 Rodeo Queen Patsy Denton ROTC Corps Sponsor Carolyn Armstrong Linda Boardman ROTC Company Sponsors Sue Engstrom Bette Welch Judy Royal La Ra Petit jean Edens Karen Hood Melinda Millican Dale Bryan Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleaders Lou Anne Janice Donna Worley Hanson Swanson Bertha Tommie Osborne Tucker 1 Ruth Hyatt Marilyn Searcy Melba Phillips WHO'S WHO’S WHO WHO'S WHO Editor of the Yeary, a Bible major. He served as BSU President last year WHO’S WHO THE LIFE OF HARDIN-SIMMONS THE YEAR’S ACTIVITIES We returned to the Campus in September and found it much as it had always been .... ___but it was also different. And before we knew it------- HOMECOMING! We welcomed Grads of other years And We Crowned Miss Jean Edens Above left, Miss Janette Cook, winner of the Freshman talent show sang selections. Other performances were given by the university trio (above right), and by Wally Sherertz, lower left, and rope twirler Billy Ray Johnson. We Initiated Freshmen Then Went To The Game! Soon It Was Time To Eat .... .... Thanksgiving Dinner ‘Charley’s Aunt’ Depicted are scenes from the University Players, fall produc- tion, Charley's Aunt, starring Bob Boatler, Paul Gillespie, Joe Cunningham, Dee Mosteller, Claudia Kuykendall. Other play- ers were Freddy Franks, David Ford, Lanny McCarty, Gail Egleston, and Suanna Hinricks. And Sang The Music of Christmas .... man We Went To Holiday Banquets The Ministerial Alliance Banquet was held in the First Baptist Church Dining Room, with Night of Miracles as its theme. Then We Went “Home For Christmas” ... And Came Back In January, 1961... ... And Suddenly ... It Was Finals Time Again! ... Then There Were Parties ... New Mexico Club Press Club And There Was Snow And More Things Went On As Usual . . . The All-School Carnival We Bought Slaves, Trinkets, Candied Apples . . . . . . And Crowned King Tommy Cheek A Tea At Mrs. Reiff’s Home To Commemorate The Fact That “South” Hall Became Blanche Lange Hall In Formal Dedication, Feb. 19 And It Was There Has Been “A Time To Sow----- And A Time To Reap---” And Our Year Has Been A Time To Grow aw Assistant Coaches CotIos Berry and Dunny Goode, Head Coach Howard Football HOWARD McCHESNEY Head Coach 9 99 99 I960 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 17 Sept. 23 Mississippi Southern Tulsa U. Arizona State Memphis State W. Tex. State Texas Western North Texas State Trinity University N. M. State Site Cincinnati, Ohio Mobile, Ala. Tulsa, Okla. Memphis, Tenn. El Paso, Tex Denton, Texas San Antonio, Tex Abilene Voss stretches out to catch the pass while No. 42 comes in from behind in an effort to block the pass and delay the advance of the COWBOYS. JERRY BRISTO Tackle ROLAND PERRY Tackle Battling to free himself from the Memphis State Tiger on his neck, Willis charges forward while No. 41 is brought low by three determined POKES. JACKIE BARRON RICHARD NELSON JERRY GARRETT NICKY WILSON scored 27 points in the contest against the WTSC Buffs. JERRY GARRETT BOB TAYLOR Dave Kissinger, with a 38-point scoring per- points in the game was just two points short of the mark which is the all-time high for H-SU set by Bob Tremaine in 1956. DAVE KISSINGER Left to right: Coach Ed Smith, Don Seamster, Dare! Petty, Ken McMinn, Ben Neel, Pat Hoaldridge, Walter Coffman, Ed Mach, Larry Rieman, Harold Ballenger. Y earlings Tennis Why Golfers Like Golf 1 1! Left to right: Linda Boardman, Don Seamster, Janice Hanson, Ted Triplitt, Carolyn Armstrong, Jerry Mobley, .Sherry Ballew, Larry Fryer. Golf Cow boy Golf Schedu le Feb. 23 Odessa College Abilene March 1 Texas Wesleyan Ft. Worth March 2 Southwestern Recreation Ft. Worth March 6-7-8 Border Olympics Laredo March 29-30-31 Houston Tourney Houston April 18-19 Lamesa Invitational Lamesa April 28-29-30 Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches May 2-3-4 Abilene Intercollegiate Abilene May 12-13 Border Conference Abilene mi Not one match has been lost on the home course in the last five years and has finished in the top three in Border Conference. 1960 Varsity Track RICHARD IRWIN—Running the mile relay, the 440 and 880 yard dash was Richard Irwin Intramurals the Circle K Team. Rodeo 1960 oavs Dave Fillpot. Not even the President of the ■ Lock im up y®' 0f the law during Rodeo Week—especially University can escape the 1 g fc each year the cust0ms, dress, and with Judge Fillpot presiding. For o „ , • r0otin'-tootin' wild activities of the Forty Acres turn tothat of rtp ortiin ends west. The faculty and students alike Join In celebrating this w in an intercollegiate rodeo. Rodeo I- Each year the Forty Acres elects a Queen to reign during Rodeo Week. This last year the students chose Linda Boardman as Rodeo Queen. Pictured above are the Queen and the runners-up in the contest. Left to right: Bettie Cunningham, Sue Garrett, Linda Boardman, Rodeo Queen, 1960; Janie Bryant, and Janis Bennett. 1 n ( i a | Organizations Danny Yeary Student Association President Student Government Tankersley; standing: Ray Young, Keith Griffitts, Sherry Ballew, Dennie Richardson, Peggy Flowers, Monte Hulse, Peggy Mallow, Beverly Scott, Melba Phillips, James Pressley, Kay White, June Hackler, Dean Alice Berkshire, Dean W. D. Wofford, Claude Hicks. The Student Association Tommy Cheek Vice- President 15HjJ2525H5aSH5H52S25ES25E5ESSEr25H5E5ESHSa5H5 Jackie Tankersley Secretary TISA CORRESPONDENT Senior Representatives Beverly Scott Ray Mobley Junior Representatives Freshman Representatives Sherry Sophomore Representatives Peggy Flowers James Pressley Ballew Keith Criffitts Married Students Representative Raymond Young Women’s Governing Board Standing are Miss Alice Berkshire, dean of women; Ann Scargall, Married Wo- Hunter Hall Behrens Hall for 1961: (first row, left to right) Rhema Dell Morton, Dorothy Scott, Patsy Yar- Ferguson Hall Anderson Hall Publications The Bronco Robert Mullican SPORTS EDITOR Larry Fryer Charles Glazner MILITARY EDITOR John Lowrey STAFF MEMBERS: Judy Walker Lynda Cockrell Mary Catherine Beck Glenda Wilson CLASS ALBUM EDITORS STAFF MEMBERS: Karis Caldwell Lydia Monzon Melba Phillips Lynn Jackson SPORTS WRITER Fay Stubbs REPORTER Anita Young REPORTER Tommy Cheek REPORTER Corral Staff Linda McAllister Robert Holladay Ann Turner CIRCULATION EDITOR Roland Miller ART EDITOR Linda Sue Gustavus Lynette Morgan The Cowboy Band 5E5E5H5H5ES?-525HSa525H5E5HSHSE525E5HSa?2SES2SS5a5aSH5BSS52SES2S2S2SE5H5H5E5H5a525 Ralph Miller PRESIDENT Duey Riddle Bryan Shelburne David Smith Jimmy Swann Robert Williams The Cowgirl ... Er ... Cowboy Band ! ( 1? r ■D § st k£. 1 ■ ■ A «Sr SI •2 r p� I (ft g ■■-■ 7 „ Vi Pi 7 •=• «K 1 S ' HotYo11m Ip M «5 Sandra Pitts Lloyd Priddy Bill Souther I- A Cappella Choir Madrigal Singers Jim Sam Pfafflin Beam Tom Rex Mosley Wilson Marilyn Dorothy Audrey Hall Ray Rasco Mary June Mary Hill Kennemer Truly UNIVERSITY TRIO Carolyn Mary Ann Sandra Malone Me Anally Taylor Kathleen Beeman — Accompanist Sam Rex Bob Beam Wilson Gilbreath TENOR TENOR BARITONE Jerry Hitt - Accompanist Jim Pfafflin BASS University Quartet Chapel Choii Brass Ensemble Members of the Brass Ensemble are (left to right) Lloyd Crosthwait, Kieth Littfe Sydney Beth Guyler, Calvert Vans Evers, Frank Burke, Bryan Shelburne. Members of the Wind Ensemble are (left to right) Jimmy Swann, Delbert Lloyd, David Huddle, Jimmy Matthews, Jo Ann Bailey, Lynda Lynch, Mary Truly, Ann Nipper, Shirley Blackwell, John Lowrey, George French, George Grantham, Charles Keeler, Donald Hanna. Woodwind Ensemble Opera Work Shop 0010,1,7 Ray' sop‘”°'were Cowgirls Cowgirls Sparked The Spirit At Football And Basketball Games . . . !K5S5H5ES25E5SSE5H5HSH5E52525H52525ESE525H5H5H5H52SHS252SH5HSSSHSH5E5E5a iraSESE5ESH5HSHSSSHSE5E5S5HSHSS52S2SHSH5HSHSH5H5aSHSHSE5HS2SHSSSHS Circle K Curtis Beard President Monte Hulse Vice President Charles Ryan Secretary Richard Newman Ken Treasurer Scroggs Terry Boyd Bryant Davis Ronnie Cloude Eddie Cockrell Robert Evans Beta Celeste Golden VICE-PRESIDENT Dianne Zachary RECORDING SECRETARY Linda Pettersen CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Patsy Denton President Delta Linda McAllister PRESIDENT Stephanie Pearce VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Royal Beverly Scott SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Larry Fryer CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Jackie Pinson PUBLICITY John Love SOCIAL CHAIRMAN '1 ■« • N Graham Tri- Phi Fay Ivy TREASURER Roberta Fuqua PUBLICITY Linda Sue Gusta vus HISTORIAN BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Left to right: Donivee Roden, Christian Citizenship Chairman; Louise Mclntire, Denominational rep- resentative; and Brenda Ford, secretary- Other officers of the BSU include (clockwise from the upper left) Carl president; Mava Johnston, devotional chairman; and Anne Truitt, publicity Life Service Band is made up of students whose lives are dedicated to the service of Christ. Members pictured above are (1st row, left to right) Harold Davis, Mrs. Billie Lacy, Jerry Don Reynolds, Sue Engstrom, Fay Ivy, (second row) Bobby Ward, Larry Lewis, Don Francis, Dennie Richardson, Larry Hickman, Carl Now- lin; (3rd row) Ruth Ann Morton, Lynette Morgan, Lad ene Herring, Doylene Little; (4th row) Lana Warford, Glenn Mathis, Charles Bradley, Gary Lyles; (5th row) Patsy Jones, Dick Hennings, Jeannette Peen, Anne Truitt, Charles Elmore, Hannah McConnell, Clarecia Roe, Helen Barnes. SHSH5HSH5HSHSSSESSSESHSHSHSHSHSES5SHSHSHSHSHSHSHSHSHS2SHSHSH5HSH!2S25HSBSH5S5HSHS2SHS5SHSHSHSHSHSESH5SS2S2SS£r2SH5HSHSE53SHS2SH5HSHSHSHSS5H. Life Service Band LSB is headed by the following officers: (left to right) Gary Lyles, vice- Ministerial Alliance aSHS2SESaSHSHSHSHSaSHSHSa5HSHS2S?5HS2SSSZSHSHSlSZS2S2SHSHS2SZSSSHSHSa51SESH52SrESZSHS2SHSH5HSHSHSSS2SE5H5E5a5HSBSHSBS2SHSHSHSlSHSHSHSHSH5a Members include Janice Hanson, Dorothy Snively, Barbara Sanford, Marilyn Harrington, Fay Ivy, Kathy Williamson, Sandra Taylor, Dorothy Scott, Peggy Mallow, Sug Engstrom, Sonya Carroll, Sareta Kiser, Jerry McCoy, Lavenia Wages, Mary Ann McAnally, Linda Sue Gustavus, Karen Swartz, Carole Thornton, Nan Lawless, Mary Mayfield, Toni Rhode, Beth Bryant, Dorcas Sealy, Jeanette Penn, Corynne Galloway, Mary Hill, Pat Burk, Jane Pool, Kathleen Beeman, Shirley Blackwell, Bonnie May, Ellen Potts, Gail Egleston, Bea Vinyard, Carolyn Malone, Alva Burdick, Judy Johnson, Ruth Miller, Marilyn Hall, Bettye Davis, Sandra Pitts, YWA is an auxiliary organization to church service. Officers are (seated, left to right) Sue Engstrom, president; Barbara low, community missions chairman (sec- ond row) Karen Swartz, music chairman; cas Sealy, publicity; Gail Egleston, social chairman. Mrs. Clifton Malone is spon- sor of the group. Young Women’s Auxiliary Missions Volunteers Alpha Chi Alpha Psi Omega I to promote art interest among tered at H-SU in 1955. Mem- bers are (left to right) Betty Kappa Pi Blevins, president; Susanne Ba- First row, left to right: Donald Hanna, Andy J. Patterson, George French, Lloyd Priddy, Delbert Hollis, William S. Mathis, Thurman L. Morrison; second row, left to right: Charles Keeler, Sam Beam, Sam Scifres, Lawrence Long, Rex Wilson, Frank Burke, Tom Mosley, Tommy Sims, Owen Leech. -S i n f o n i a Chartered at H-SU three years ago, the H-SU chapter are Lawrence Long, president; (second row) Sam Beam, vice- president; Andy J. Patterson, sponsor; Dr. Tallant, Mr. Welton, Dr. Lunday, Dr. Mason, Mr. Jones, Dr. Walton; 4th row: Barry King, Dr. Osborne, Dr. Richardson, Dr. Stone, Dr. Zambus, Ralph Smith. Pi Gamma Mu of the H-SU chapter are (left to right) Cap- left to right: James Wright, Don Wadkins, Bob Ethridge, David Thomas, Dr. Holland, Allen Lewis, Bill Medley. 5HSH5HSHSH52SHS2SH5HS2S252S5S2S2S552SHSESS52SH5SS2S2SHSH5HSHSHSHSHSESH525HSHSHSES2SHSESSS2SHSHSH5HSESHSHSHS252S2SHSE52SE5H5HSHSHSc Sigma Tau Delta Mathematics Club First row, left to right: Sam Borah, J. T. Bolding, Ernie Porter, Glenn Schmit- 3rd row: Court Shepard, Barbara Kinsey, Carlos Gonzales, Wayland Parsons. Officers of the Mathematics tl First row, left to right: Glen Schmittou, Mike Payne, Leon Van Alstine, Dave Timok, Physical Education Club The Physical Education Club First row, left to right: Dr. Otto Watts, Dean Taggart. 2nd row: Margaret William Wu. Science Club First row, left to right: Mr. Bates, Ted Triplett, Troy Holcomb, Gerald Beal, Lewis Flynn; 2nd row: George McDaniel, Larry Fryer, Jerry Watts, Douglas Geology Club Geology Club is led by Speech Club Sara Sue Ball, Nancy Easterling, Sara Holloway, Tirey Patterson, Jerry Yates, Charles Whitfield, Tom Aishman, Tom Lovorn, Rusty Clubb, Ronald Stocker, Bob Boatler, Otto Atchley. Los Rancheros Student Education Association University Business Association Press Club Hill, Aleen Cullen; 3rd row: Tom Stevenson, Joy Souther, Dee Mosteller, Anita Chowhands ployed in the cafeteria. The of- ficers are (left to right) O. I. International Club is the organization of students from countries other than the United States. The mem- bership includes (1st row, left to right) George Kung, Neam Ateek, Tessie Naranjo, Joan Evans, Becky Cush- man, David Ng. (2nd row) Charles Fodor, Robert Lee, Dr. James Zambus, Reiner Steup, Helmut Rueb, and William Wu. International Club r First row (left to right): Mrs. Billie Lacy, Betty Foster, Sandy Taylor, Donna Shoemate; 2nd row: Carl row: Ralph Miller, Lela Boardman, Ruth Ann Latham, Mary Ann McAnally, Barbara Allman, Rosalyn Aur- New Mexico Club attend H-SU. The officers of the group are (left to right): Rosa- Ann McAnally; social chair- Billie Lacy. First row (left to right): Sarah men Perez, Charles Whitfield; 3rd row: Freddie Franks, Bob Wiltrout; 4th row: Dee Mosteller, Players Club Players Club, open to all students, ficers of the group are (left to right) Sarah Holloway, vice-president; Car- president; Charles Whitfield, publicity chairman; James Wright, secretary- SHSHSZSZSZSHS2S?SHS2SBSESS5H52S?5?S?S?SHSH5 Cadet Coloild Clyde Berkley 3HSHSHS2SHS252S3S2sa5HS2S2s;iSsns2SSS2SHS1 Brigade Commander Brigade Staff 1st row: Col. Berkley, Lt. Col. Steele 2nd row: Maj. Carter, Capt. Stephens Miss Patsy Denton Honorary Colonel ROTC Corp Sponsor Color Guard Battle Group Commanders ficer, 1st Battle Group; Lt. Col. Thomas, Ashley, Adjt. Off., 1st Battle Group. Left to right: Capt. Roberts, Ex.-Offi- cer, 2nd Bahle Group; Lt. Col. Hinds, Allard, Adj. Off., 2nd Battle Group. c o M P A N Y A Co. Com. Copt. Busby; 1st Lt. Christian, Ex. Off.; 1st Sgt. Hennon; Cpl. Beard, guideon Staff Miss Linda Boardman Honorary Captain c o M P A N Y F Co. Com. Cap . Taggart,• 1st Lt. Burnam, ex. off.; 1st Sgt. Harrison; Cpl. Thigpen, guideon Staff Miss Jean Edens Honorary Captain Band Com. Capt. Chom; Sgt. French; Sgt. Staff Miss Sue Engstrom Honorary Captain 1st Row: Left to Right: Chom, Grantham, French; 2nd Row; Denny, Graham, Murrah, Fincher, Shelburne; 3rd Row: Nesmith, Cearley, Hitt, Kirkpatrick; 4th Row: Stocker, Meyer, Holadridge, Riddle, Collum; 5th Row: Mitchell, Williams, Fincher, Lady, Tuck; 6th Row: Hanna, Swann, Martin, Reich, King; 7th Row: McKinnon, Jones, Hickman, Matthews, Lewis; 8th Row: Hawkins, Crosthwait. Pershing Rifles Pershing Rifles is a drill team com- posed of ROTC students that are in- terested in precision marching. Staff Distinguished Military Students M f1 Officers Club Officers: Left to Right: President, Hinds; Vice-President, Stephens; Secretary-Treasurer, Downhour; Reporter, Bounds. Officers Club Officers INDEX ACKNOWLEDGMENTS