Hardin Simmons University - Bronco Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 324 of the 1963 volume:

THE BRONCO Uoiume 56 1963 Published Annually by The Students of A TRIBUTE HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIVERSITY LOST A GREAT FRIEND WHEN SHERIFF WILL WATSON DIED JANUARY 8, 1963. SHERIFF WILL BE ESPECIALLY MISSED BY THE MANY COWBOY BAND MEMBERS WHO HAD THE GREAT HONOR AND PRIVILEGE OF KNOWING HIM. UNTIL HIS DEATH, HE WAS THE CONSTANT COMPANION OF THE BAND ON THEIR TRIPS. FORTY YEARS AGO HE HELPED TO ORGANIZE THE COMBOY BAND AND THE SIX WHITE HORSES. ILLNESS FORCED HIM TO STOP HIS BELOVED DUTY OF CARRYING THE AMERI- CAN FLAG WHENEVER THE WHITE HORSES PERFORMED. HOWEVER, HE WAS ALWAYS ON HAND WHEN THE BAND AND THE WHITE HORSES APPEARED LOCALLY. SHERIFF AT THAT TIME WOULD FEEL MOVED TO GIVE ADVICE AND DIRECTIONS ABOUT HOW TO PUT THAT BOX OVER THERE AND TURN THE CHAPS SO THE NUMBERS SHOW AND DON'T STEP ON THE BUCKLES, BOYS . HIS LAST TRIP WITH THE BAND WAS OCTOBER 28, 1962, WHEN THE BAND PLAYED FOR A BAPTIST YOUTH RALLY IN DALLAS. SHERIFF CRIED, AS USUAL, AT THE ANNUAL BAND CHRISTMAS PARTY WHEN HE EMPHASIZED THAT THIS IS THE BEST CHRISTMAS I EVER HAD . IT WAS HIS LAST CHRISTMAS, TOO. HE WAS A MAN WHO HAD BECOME A LEGEND IN HIS OWN LIFETIME. STAFF NOTE THE 1963 BRONCO IS A NEW YEARBOOK. IT IS NEW IN THAT IT HAS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE AND NEW IN THAT IT HAS A NEW LOOK ABOUT IT. THE PAPER USED THIS YEAR HAS A THIRD DIMENSION APPEARANCE TO IT. PHOTOG- RAPHY HAS PLAYED A VERY IMPORTANT PART IN THIS VOLUME OF THE BRONCO. EVERY STEP HAS BEEN TAKEN TO PROVIDE YOU WITH THE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHS. SOME- THING WE ARE VERY PROUD OF ARE THE FOUR-COLOR PROCESS PICTURES. COLOR PICTURES, WHICH ARE A CHAL- LENGE TO THE PRINTER AS WELL AS TO THE PHOTOGRA- PHER, PROVIDE THE READER WITH AN ACCURATE VIEW OF THE CAMPUS. SEVERAL THOUSAND HOURS HAVE GONE INTO THE PRODUCTION OF THE 1963 BRONCO. HUNDREDS MORE HAVE BEEN SPENT IN PLANNING IT. AS YOU GLANCE THROUGH THE BOOK, PLACE YOURSELF INTO AS MANY OF THE ACTIVITIES AS YOU CAN. SEE HOW MANY MEMORIES RETURN WHEN A PICTURE TRIGGERS A FORGOTTEN CLUB MEETING, AN EXCITING GAME, OR FRIEND WHOSE NAME HAS SLIPPED YOUR MIND. THIS, THE 1963 BRONCO, IS DE- SIGNED TO KEEP MEMORIES ALIVE BY PRESENTING THE 1962-1963 SCHOOL YEAR TO YOU. THE STAFF THE 1963 BRONCO STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF GEORGE TUCK ASSISTANT EDITOR BARBARA KINSEY ACTIVITIES EDITOR GEOFF BROWN CLASS EDITORS MARY LYNN CAGLE D. ANN SMITH SPORTS EDITORS DICK LIGHTFOOT PHIL HOOD PERSONALITIES EDITOR ODELL TERRY ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR STAN ZAREFF ART EDITOR NANCY BUMPASS STAFF MEMBERS GINNY McFARLIN JOHN LATIMER JOHN McGUFFIN LINDA SLATER JOE CUNNINGHAM JOE ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHERS GEORGE TUCK DICK LIGHTFOOT BEN HEAD DEE MOSTELLER JOHN McGUFFIN SUSANNE BACON BETTYE HUDDLESTON CONTENTS DEDICATION ............ 6 IN MEMORIAM ............. 7 ACTIVITIES ............ 8 CLASSES .............46 SPORTS ............114 PERSONALITIES ............162 ORGANIZATIONS ............206 ADMINISTRATION ...............292 EDITOR’S NOTE ............314 INDEX ............316 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ...............320 Hoyt Ford, Ph. D„ Prolessor in Psychology and Head; Director oI Testing; Acting Chairman 1963 Bronco is dedicated to them. ACTIVITIES nmiw WE NOMINATED OUR PRINCESSES... WE ELECTED OUR QUEEN... AND WE CROWNED CAROLYN ARMSTRONG SIP „i-' rl |i m HAPEL-AUDITORIUM THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD NE W STUDENT CENTER aia CLASSES SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Della Lewis.... Roy Graham ... Sharon Smith ........Vice President ............President ..............Reporter SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Coda G Clark Hemphill Tau Alpha Phi '61-'63 ROTC Cadet Officers' Club '61-'63 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS GRADUATES AND SPECIAL STUDENTS JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS ....Graford Alfred Blaine JUNIORS Gee Tse Chiu Phil Eddins ..........Clyde Phillips JUNIORS Paul Fortin Bobby Gibson Carlsbad, N. M. .........Haskell Clyde Keith Griffitts Wichita Falls .......Kellerville Eula Faye Ham Treva Hays ., Clyde Larry Hickman San Antonio JUNIORS Wayland Holt Edith Hood Bettye Huddleston Abilene . Abilene Fort Stockton Sherry Kile Toni Kim .. Roscoe . Gatesville JUNIORS Linda Little Abilene Tom Lovvorn Stamford Donald McMillan Hobbs, N. M. .......Salida, Colo. JUNIORS Clifford Nunn Fort Worth Darel Petty ................Roscoe Stewart Reeves.................Roscoe Duey Riddle Tahoka JUNIORS Shercdyn Snively ...........Abilene Sue Spillman ................Abilene Gail Stewart...............Palo Pinto Jacquelyn Taylor ............Houston Kay Teaff Pat Thompson .. William Tibbett . Abilene ......Abilene George Tuck ................Dumas Melvin Vaught Wichita Falls Harold Walker ..............Abilene JUNIORS Lou Ellen Weeks Katherine Wells Sweetwater Lynnell White Roswell, N. M. Carolyn Wier Colorado Springs, Colo. Marie Wilkinson .................Roby Sue Wofford J. J. Wood.... . Abilene .....Abilene Louanne Worley .........Fort Worth Martha Wright...........Red Springs Seung-Il Yoo................Seoul, Korea Ron Ziegler Coffeyville, Kan. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS .............Publicity SOPHOMORES Milton Allred.......... . . Amarillo Prince Altom ...................Pampa Sydna Alvis Donald Arizala Pam Beazley . Ada Mae Bettis . Fort Worth Abilene .... El Paso Wallace Richard Bost Malcolm Brumit ...........Dallas Ann Bryant Burl Bumpus Jenny Burress .........Estelline SOPHOMORES . Haskell Tatum, N. M. Diana Cantrell ...................Ranger Glenda Chandler.......Hobbs, N. M. Mary Ann Chism Albany Kennith Clark Girard John Clayton..................Tulia Betty Jo Cockerell Fort Worth Dale Craik ............. . Abilene Abilene SOPHOMORES Sharon Cummings . Frances Darden Dallas Littlefield . Abilene Betty Darnell ..................Odessa Janice Marie Donaghey ................Fort Benning, Ga. Brenda Drake ..................Snyder Carl Wesley Duncan ........Aspermont Ronnie Eades ..................Snyder Judieth Dianne Edwards ........Rotan Shirley Estes .................Vernon Earl Evans ...... Pampa Dale Fager.............Capulin, N. M. Rita Flowers .... Joe Ford ....... . Wickett Fort Worth SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Billy Ray Johnson...........Clinton, Ark. Ray Johnson .................Hamlin Gayleta Little...............Rotan SOPHOMORES Philip McCallum Barbara McCord . Ginny McFarlin . . Eunice, N. M. .Qovis, N. M. 'Paul MacNamee ....San Antonio ........ Bronte . Carlsbad, N. M. .......Kermit ......Abilene SOPHOMORES Abilene Abilene . Floydada Ty Morris ............Abilene Rhudy Naylor . Abilene . Abilene John Paylor ...................Clyde Charlene Pendley R. L. Porter .. Carollee Powell . .Buffalo Gap SOPHOMORES Donna Riney ................Merkel Scott Rust .............Houston, Mo. Gerald Saffel ..................Rule Kenneth Scott ...Fort Worth Linda Shaddix..............Abilene Mary Ellen Shaid.........Carmi, 111. Kenny Sheppard...............Abilene Sidney Skarda..............Clovis, N. M. SOPHOMORES Linda Slater Dallas David Smith....................Winters Balboa Heights, Canal Zone Odell Terry . Hereford Ethel Thomas................Abilene Douglas Todd Tahoka Linda Wakefield ............Abilene Keitha Walton................Snyder Franklin Watkins .....Abilene I SOPHOMORES Sharon Weber................Decatur Suzanne Welch San Antonio John White...................Crosby Linda White Iola Jerry Willard............. Ralston, Okla. Sue Willett .......................Seymour Biddy Wrinkle Abilene Dorothy Wrinkle.............Abilene Stanley Zareff.................Dallas FRESHMEN FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Eddie Hadlock ...........Secretary ............Reporter FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Hobbs, N. M. Lubbock Patty Bumettt Colorado City Compton, Calif. Kay Burris Noldnda Butler Fort Worth Anna Caldwell . David Caldwell Salt Lake City, Utah Tatum, N. M. .. Dallas Kenneth Cantrell . Farmington, N. M. Donna Elaine Carrol............Dallas Beverly Jo Cissna Big Lake Odessa FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Jimmy Davis ............Sweetwater Dinah Dean..............Fort Worth David Denton Frank DePeri ......Brownfield ......Knox City ........Abilene Carole Ann Dickson..........Loraine Jolene Donaldson ...........Farwell Harold Dooley Sweetwater Fort Worth ... Big Spring Raleigh, N. C. .........Dallas Janet Dunn......................Dumas Ronald Eddins ............Fort Worth Judy Eldridge.................Abilene FRESHMEN Sue Etheridge Elizabeth Faris Nicki Fletcher Cisco ........Dallas Lelia Frank Jal, N. M. Billy Funderburk Michael Fugitt William Dixon Gibbs............Hereford Donna Gilbert Olney FRESHMEN Santa Fe, N. M. Kenneth Griffin Denver, Colo. Freddie' Beth Griffith .........Abilene Eldred Hadley Eddie Hadlock Sierra Vista, Ariz. Lindell Hall . Abilene Bert Hamer.....................Clifton, N. J. FRESHMEN Carlsbad, N. M. Wichita Falls Retta Head . Abilene Fairfield, Calif. ...........Clyde . Artesia, N. M. Dallas Sheril Howard Elkton, Ky. FRESHMEN Sherry Hull Merkel Arthur Hurtado Taos, N. M. Gene Ingram Middlesboro, Ky. Judy Jeschke Miles Houston Alan Keller Karen Kelley . . Mitchellville, Md. ...............Abilene Dallas FRESHMEN Belly Ledbetter Clifford Lewis Abilene Fort Worth ......Fort Worth . Littleton, Colo. Grandfalls Jack McWhorter..... Charles McWilliams . Trenton, 111. ......Abilene Elaine Maben . Redlands, Calif. . Fort Worth .Jal, N. M. ........Fort Worth FRESHMEN Kay Mitchell Wesley Mitchell Richard Mobley Clearfield, Utah Midland San Antonio Dallas Lloyd Neal..... Abilene Hobbs, N. M. Cindy O Hare Santa Clara, Calif. David Ottewell British Columbia, Can. Walker Parris Mary Phillips ....Fort Worth El Centro, Calif. Winters . Abilene Andrews FRESHMEN Sylvia Pool ................Muleshoe Darrell Powell ...............Roscoe Shari Prowell ................Hereford Ann Pritchard..................Wingate Ben Qualls .............St. Louis, Mo. Joy Queen ...................Abilene Jeanie Rahlfs .................Happy Brenda Reed ..............Sweetwater June Regeon..................Haskell Sharon Rethrow............Fort Worth Robert Rhode ..............Silverton Ruth Richburg.................Roscoe Kaye Robbins ................Abilene Beckey Robertson . Luther Robinson . Belia Rodriguez . ....Abilene FRESHMEN Lana Shirley Trudie Smith Wichita Falls Fort Worth Paul Stuart FRESHMEN Eddie Swift Wadih Toubassi....................Jaffa, Israel Friscilla Gayle Tounget ...........Miles Janet Troup.........................Fort Worth Barbara Wakefield...........Abilene Larry Ware ..........Memphis, Tenn. Noel Welch .................Abilene Sue Wells...................Rankin John Welsh......Salt Lake City, Utah Marshall Werry.............Abilene Carl Wilkerson .. Wilford Williams . Hialeah, Fla. FRESHMEN SPORTS ft 1 6 4 mi Won 1 Lost 9 Date Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 1962 FOOTBALL Opponent University of Tulsa McMurry College University of Wichita North Texas State Abilene Christian College Trinity University (Parents' Day) University of Arkansas Texas Western Arlington State West Texas State (Homecoming) SCHEDULE 39 H-SU 0 8 H-SU 6 13 H-SU 6 29 H-SU 8 14 H-SU 6 6 H-SU 14 49 H-SU 7 7 H-SU 6 7 H-SU 6 34 H-SU 13 Site Tulsa, Okla. Abilene Wichita, Kan. Denton Abilene Abilene Little Rock, Ark. El Paso Arlington Abilene Hurricanes Blow Indians Make Pokes Snap Long Losing the blocking of Mickey Yasko and Benny Shows. Miners Block Pokes' Conversion Attempt Buffaloes Over F Freddie Martinez—Sr. QB—6-0-174 lbs. Abilene Hollis Coleman—Jr. QB-6-0-179lbs. Hollywood, Fla. Ronnie Fulmer-So. QB-5-11-166lbs. Dallas Gerald Dopson-Jr. QB-5-11-184lbs. Macclenny, Fla. Warren Arms—Jr. LHB-5-9-164lbs. Southbridge, Mass. Jim Underhill—Fr. RBH-6-0-208 lbs. West Hollywood, Fla. Charles Foures-Soph. RG-6-0-208 lbs. Jacksonville, Fla. Roland Perry-Sr. LT-6-4-212 lbs. San Angelo Emery Mart indale-Jr. RT-6-4-211lbs. San Angelo f. Jackie Cole—Fr. RHB-5-11-165lbs. 134 Baldwyn, Miss. an Earl Hatchett-Fr. FB-5-10-166 lbs. Lamesa n mi Jerald Haynes-Fr. LHB-6-0-164lbs. f4HM iw A tknr Wayne Blount-Fr. RHB-6-0-171 lbs. Lovington, N. M. Headland, Ala. rr, ■ i , cA m Tom Hamby-Fr. RG-6-0-176 lbs. Batesville, Miss. Doug Rogers-Fr. LG-6-2-189 lbs. Bronte Robert Wallace-Fr. LG-5-9-178 lbs. Cleburne i n CS . y , Js j, 77 on T. H. Clifton-Fr. LT-6-2-189 lbs. Hobbs, N. M. Larry McNair-Fr. LT-6-2-202lbs. Snyder Stan Young-Fr. LE-6-0-184lbs. Irving s iT 64 1962-1963 Won 10 Lost 16 COWBOYS’ 1962-63 Schedule Arlington State Cowboys Fall to Wildcats in Overtime; Tie ACC tor City Crown Pokes Upset Indians In Overtime 78-76 Cowboys Shoot Down Abilene Christian 90-74 Cowboys Club McMurry Indians in 81-76 Win ACC Edges Pokes 97-95 In Overtime Contest CITY RACE STANDINGS SL, 11 CHARLES RAPPARD . . . . 6-7, bounding ability. Has poten- rebounders in .the nation. He can jump 11-6. Rappard played during a Cowboy riot of Arlington basketball at Valley High in Syracuse, N. Y. and two years Haynes and Murphy go up fo Charlie Rappard takes it on the nose University. YEARLINGS o L ■ Schedule 1962-1963 962-63 COWBOY TENNIS TEAM—Gary McBrayer. Jimmy COACH VERNON HILLIARD Hilliard is now in his sixth year with the Cowboys. Last year he led them to second place in the Texas In- dependent College Track and Field Meet. 1963 Distance relay team (left to right) Massey, Lightfoot, Hardage, Haynes, and Eiland. BILL HARDAGE, sophomore. Bill placed second in the 440-yd. dash last year in the conference meet. His home is in Abilene. JERALD HAYNES, freshman. Jerald is from Lovington, N. M„ and ran the 440-yd. dash and the mile relay team. First Annual Iexas Independent College Track Field Meet H-SU Truck And Field Records PERSONALITIES fueen J Jra.ditional C owh GARY LYLES Carolec Powell Bruce Ayres junior .5civoritei Cherry Dollins Jeannie Cornelison redliman J avorite3 David Barnhart (Seau of Si ma y$fplc J otci Sweetheart °f PL Wu 4(PL SHIRLEY BLACKWELL TEENA KINSEY SOPHOMORE  Us- fc S t— — literncite ( lieerfecicle CHEERLEADER JEANNIE CORNELISON BITSY DAVIS OXFORD FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Ijfn iuerA itieA and CdollecjeA 'Ljniverditied and CdolteaeS ORGANIZATIONS HILTON HEMPHILL STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT STUDENT GOVERNMENT LINDA BOARDMAN Secretary SHERRY BALLEW Business Manager LARRY EDWARDS Vice President SENIOR SENATORS BILL FRANKLIN ALLEN LEWIS LAVENIA WAGES JUNIOR SENATORS TONI RHODE CLAUDIA KUYKENDALL PAT BONDS SOPHOMORE SENATORS LARRY CUNNINGHAM CHARLES MERRITT PRINCE ALTOM FRESHMAN SENATORS DAVID BARNHART ROBERT RHODE TRUDIE SMITH FRED AURBACH SENATORS-AT-LARGE JAY FARRINGTON DON SEAMSTER JIM TOWNS SENATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Dorm Council PUBLICATIONS R. H. WILKERSON FACULTY ADVISOR DEE MOSTELLER BUSINESS MANAGER CORRAL STAFF JOY POWELL SPRING EDITOR KAREN COOPER FALL EDITOR ida Mcllhc 1, typist. BRONCO STAFF LINDA SLATER STAFF STANLEY ZAREFF ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR JOHNNY McGUFI IN STAFF MARY LYNN CAGLE D. ANN SMITH CLASS EDITOR STAFF ODELL TERRY GINNY McFARLIN PERSONALITIES EDITOR STAFF RICHARD LIGHTFOOT SPORTS EDITOR NANCY BUMPASS ART EDITOR PHIL HOOD ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR THE SUSANNE BACON MARY LYNN CAGLE GEE TSE CHIN ERNESTINE SCOTT REPORTERS CIRCULATION MANAGERS REPORTER GLENN GUSTAFSON REPORTER BRAND TRUDIE SMITH KHSU PAT BONDS STATION MANAGER JOHN WILLIS PROGRAM DIRECTOR ROBERT SCALES FACULTY DIRECTOR RADIO M M R Odell Terry Leo Waldrop ALPHA CHI Watts, Mrs. O. O. Watts. Row 2: Trent Butler, Louanne Worley, Bonnie Sides, Karen Sliger, Becky Alvarez, Sandra Pitts, Barbara Allman, Phil Eddins, Richard Brewer, Jack Thompson. upper ten per cent of the junior, senior and graduate classes. dent; Pat Thompson, corresponding secre- ALPHA PSI OMEGA Pictured from left to right are Sherry Burs on, Karen Dinchak, Gail Egleston, Paula Guy- ton, Harry F. Thompson. KAPPA PI SIGMA TAU DELTA y Alvarez, Kathy Wells. Sherry Ward, L PI GAMMA MU PI KAPPA DELTA sealed. Dr. DeWitle Holland is sponsor. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA t|'§ EilSF Johnny McGuffin PLAYER’S CLUB F WOMEN’S P. E. CLUB Roman, Beverly Cox, lane Becklold. Third Row: Nancy Spill, Barbara Fletcher. INTERNATIONAL CLUB LOS RANCHEROS 3 university students who c ' ’ if geology. Members of ; Yadi Rezcrie-Moayed, treasurer; Phil Allen. Row two: Jim Farris, president; Earl Harrison, Lynn Mattis, secretary; Mack Alexander. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CHAPEL CHOIR UNIVERSITY QUARTET STRING QUINTET Kerby, Row 1: Sue Spillman, Les Nichols, Linda Little, David Yoo, John Latimer, Mary Lynn Cagle, Lester Dalton, Ruth Mor- row, Randal Wiginton, Miss Jean Little. Row 2: Chester Parks, Randall Roby, Mrs. Thurman Morrison, Clifford Nunn, Bert UNIVERSITY Hamer, Wanda Pippin, Wesley Black, Lawson Hager, Danis Cooper, C. C. Vans Evers, II, Lloyd Crosthwait, Andy J. Palter- ORCHESTRA BRASS ENSEMBLE NATIONAL EDUCATORS MUSIC CONVENTION Row 1: Pat Hillard, Sue Spillman, Kathleen Beeman, Linda Gerber, Anita Reagor, Shirley Blackwell, Car- olyn Williams, Jo Ann Bailey. Row 2: Donald Hanna, Anita Harrison, Linda Little, Conrad Bratton, Bea Representatives are, Row 1: Kathleen _Bee- THE WORLD FAMOUS COWBOY BAND GEORGE FRENCH LLOYD CROSTHWAIT GEORGE TUCK COWBOY Ray Johnson John Henderson Johnny McGuffin V. ' P 11 pi George Mota Dewey Riddle James Sapp Noel Welch BAND SPECIALTY ACTS A CAPPELLA CHOIR v 3 A CAPPELLA JOE TAYLOR LARRY EDWARDS SUE SILTMAN ANN BRYANT TY MORRIS HAROLD WALKER Ann Bradley Conrad Bratton Sue Brown Mary Carpenter Charles Cox Johnny Floyd Nannette Flynt Marilyn Cannedy Hillman Kerby John Ladd John Hastings Judy Johr CHOIR Barbara Mayes Gina McFarlen Anna Ruth Nipper Jimmie Reed Kenny Sheppard Gene Stucky Karen Swartz Mina Taylor Sandra Taylor Virginia Thoma EXECUTIVE BSU Griffitts. Row 2: Marshall Walker, Cherry Dollins, Mary Ann Moore, Mrs. Billie Lacy, Jim Towns, Claude Dollins, John Hughes. Row 3: Bill Cathey, Dr. James Zambus, Leonard Payne, COUNCIL trip chairman, Keith Griffitts, campus rally di- EXECUTIVE BSU COUNCIL MISSION VOLUNTEERS MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE f , 1 N - Sl inf JA?t 4 xng co Brigade Staff Cadet Major J. Reynolds Cadet Capt. W. Reeves Cadet Sgt. Maj. T. Lowom Cadet Lt. Col. J. Adams Cadet Col. H. Hemphill Cadet Sgt. R. Stocker ROTC X P.R 5 X Staff G. Potter, A. Lewis, R. Thompson, G. Lam, J. Willis. Staff 6______ ROTE BAND I DISTINGUISHED MILITARY STUDENTS OFFICERS CLUB ADMINISTRATION DR. JAMES H. LANDES PRESIDENT DR. AND MRS. JAMES H. LANDES WITH DAUGHTER, RUTH BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Rupert N. Richardson President Emeritus BOARD OF DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS OFFICERS ACADEMIC DIVISION CHAIRMEN FACULTY CHRISTINE ARNOLD, B. A. H. R. ARRANT, M. C. MARTHA BOGGS, M. Mus. EARL HARRISON, M. S. ETHEL HATCHETT, M. A. ROBERT HERMAN, M. S. VERNON HILLIARD, BERT HINSON MARIAN HOLMAN, M. A. CHARLES HOWARD, DALE E. HOWARD, OPALMAE HOWARD, M. S. CLYDE HURST, Th. D. CLYDE JETTON, F J. FRANK JONES, M. S. MAUDE EMMA K BENJAMIN F. KUYKENDALL MRS. BILLIE LACY, M. A. MARGARET SUELLA RICHARD D. MOORE, Ph. D. MORRISON, M. Mus. GRACE KLINE MORROW, M. A. J. D. OSBORNE, JR., M. A. REBECCA PARKS, M. A. ANDY PATTERSON, MELBA PHILLIPS, B. S. OTHO POLK, M. A. FRANKLIN H. QUERRY EUNA RUDD, B. A. EVA RUDD, M. i ROBERT R. SCALES, M. R. A. HARRIET SCHROEDER, M. A. CECIL G. SHUGART, STAFF CLAIRENE HELGESON ETHEL HICKS DOROTHY HOOVER LUCILLE R. JOHNSON W. D. JOHNSON LUCILLE KELLY LEON KENDRICK KAREN KENNDY MARGARIE KNIGHT, B. A. CLARA LAKE HATTIE BELL MARTIN, ISLA LOU MOODY STAFF STAFF CAFETERIA WORKERS Manager — Bob Jordan Joe Appelby Row Two Art Williams The collage used in the BRONCO was in- or a university; 1962-1963 or Hardin-Simmons decide. The seed has been planted and it is er iconoclastic or imperturbable, has a place in this book by virtue of association with Har- The 1962-1963 BRONCO is for you because THE EDITOR. PICTURE INDEX ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABILENE PRINTING STATIONERY CO. AMERICAN BEAUTY COVER CO.