Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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FORE ORD . . . Time takes away all but memories. , Time has changed the campus from the way the older alumni remember it, it has changed even from the way graduates of five years remember it. ln just five short years. it- will change for us. But among all of us, our memories have held and will hold Henderson as it is - their beloved alma mater. The face may change but the heart and the spirit will never change. Many institutions have lost the most precious asset it has had but Henderson realizes that the individual student is most important. During the growth that is to come in the next few years, we won't lose the common touch that comes with being a small college. This is so because of the goals of Henderson - to build and serve, work and grow in an effort to provide the best means of higher education to the people of the State of Arkansas. I TABLE OF CONTENT Dedication ...... ,i,,,,s,,,, ,,.,...........,,,,,..... 4 Administration - - s,,,A,,....... -,,,, .,..... 1 2 Activities s- .... ,,.,.,,,...... - ,- --- 50 Classes ,,..,... ,,,,....... sass., ...V 9 6 Greeks ,,.......s s,sssss.sss..s....... .....,....e 1 4 8 Sports .,.-.,,., ...,,,.,,,........,. .... 1 841 Organizations s - s,s-.......... - - .... -224- Advertisements , - -- e. ..,.....-.,,,,,., ........,.,, 2 74- Index .,..,s, ..,.s,,....-..................,.,, 2 96

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ll! ,., QIX5' Dedicated To Leslie A. Tope ln the midst of the greatest demand our country has ever had for the development of scientists, it is important that a college have teachers who are truly interested in producing the best. When a teacher com to his profession with knowledge of his special field and a willingness to go beyond the limits of his time and effort in the accomplishment of each dayls work, students are certain to benefit. bines dedication Because of his service to Arkansas schools as teacher and administrator, his enthusiasm for college teaching, his respect for and interest in students, his service as Hender- son's AIC representative. and his untiring daily effort to improve the quality of education on the Henderson campus: and because we respect and honor his ability. his integrity and his worth to this institution. we. the 1966 Star Staff gladly dedicate this yearbook to LESLIE A. TOPE uni 1 annul