Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1963 volume:

TO DR. LANE 1 iiyiha TROUBADOUR 1963 BILL STROUD Editor IAMIE BIG-HAM Managing Editor LOUISE CARY Assistant Editor HARRY SHANNON Business Manager THE HURLEY COMPANY o CAMDEN Fonswonn grea castles, before the noble family and amid the crowding convocation of gaping retainers, the troubadour of old sang his songs of high deeds and courtly love. His themes were great, for milord, and gracious, for milady. And there was the usual buffoonery, for the laughter of all. When the bows andu laughter were over, he took his lyre and left. Beyond th'e eyes of men, along the pilgrimage routes or under a nameless lonely sky, another song rose from his lips in ' , loyous, personal accents. And here all songs were born. Troubadour - the word means a finder. Perhaps the troubadour's art is lost today. We make mighty choruses but c t f' d anno! in our own voices. With iaded ears we hear the anthems of common praise and miss the sound of one self's singing. We face a choice of the comfortably communal or the unintelligibly individual, of self or world - knowing that the loss of either will be fatal. 0 In the halls of t FRESHMEN LLL THE COLLEGE LLL FACULTY ........ ADMINISTRATION SOPHOMORES LLL, ATHLETICS LLL ACTIVITIES LLL IUNIORS LLLLLLLLL ORGANIZATIONS BEAUTIES LLLLLLL PERSONALITIES LLLL SENIORS LLLLLLL ADVERTISERS LLLL CONTENTS Morning brings the usual walks, at the usual times to the usual places. We hold the day in common, without relish. V -Xxx His measured pace speaks to us of order amid the cyclical confusion beneath our reason. ln our invisible individualities the hot sweet smell of cotton the freshness of hills bayous and creeks in country towns and the asphalt magic of small cities diffuse before the sharper memory of yesterday's elections. Our pasts obscured we live a common present and all breathe the same air and yet . . . I ....A :pg D E. Ai - M 51 V, W -.:- ew ln careful walks through streets of years their proper words and patterned lives have made them builders of our present. lee' 'ww' X. ' We live the paradox of social animals with solitary souls. I ,fy , fr W,-iw if 6 E 5 X ' .J : , i 'ffijwfggsg' fi t ifikj affix' '4 ii 5 f- W' ' ,gum-fy? Y ax . ' xi ,X 5 V , ,lj , ,Q 1 - 3 I .S , W f 72' 1- Y 1 l if ln hesitation, we did not see a birth of confidence, in halting speech, perhaps a birth of eloquence. In the beginning, we were alone, marked and conspicious ,vm X , . an S Mg -Q Sy f, - '22-If eiqQ . s fi? V .ESV A qu g W feng Lx- mu X 0 ww as B i. ? H X, 5 ' FRESHMEN 5 oQr6R.Q',j fx U! 1,0 5 .- 5545ifr4wfT7i'5' FRESHIVI Mahlon Williams and Max Hend- rick, President and Senator of the Fresnman Class Iames Garland Anderson, Ionesborog Iames Vernon Anderson, Conway, K C rSarah lane Archerl Conway Victor Moore Atwood, Pine Bluff: Louis Lynn Averitt, Little Rocky Barbara Anne Bailey, North Little Rock FRESHIVIEN Iarnes Claude Barnett, H e b e r Springs, Katherine Ellen Beck, Mc- Gehee, Virginia Ieanne Becker, Ma- comb, Ill., David Roy Beith, Helena Mary Ann Benson, Newark, Ray- mond Dudley Booles, Hot Springs, Iulia Elizabeth Boyd, Little Rock, Nancy lune Brown, North Little Rock Robert Hall Bruce, Fort Srnith, Wil- liam Bundy, Hot Springs, Linda Louise Burrow, Hot Springs, Charles Willis Burton, Star City Scott Edwin Carroll, Forrest City, Sharron Kay Carter, Little Rock, Richard Allen Carvell, Brinkley, Robert Marshall Cearley, Little Rock Elizabeth Anne Chandler, F ort Smith: Siephen Choate, Little Rock, Floyd Clark, Little Rock, Norman Eual Clay, Osceola Catheryne Ruth Coates, Lonokeg lock Shewmake Cobb, Kea: Susan Claire Cobb, Kea: Rebecca Coker, Fort Smith Annalee Ruth Conyers, Paraqould: larnes Ricks Cooper, Little Rocky William Asbury Cooper, Pine Bluff, Carolyn Louise Cox, Hat Springs Carol Ann Dabbs, Little Rocky Hil- ma Lou Davis, Fort Smithy Lana Diane Dice, Forrest City: Sarah Alice Dodqen, Springdale FRESHIVIEN Thomas Francis Donovan, Conway: Carol lean Downs, Viloniay Ioe Dallas Eason, Helena: Sherron Lynn Eberle, Little Rock Louis Havis Eclerinqton, Wcurenp Iohn Milton Elliott, Little Rocky' Cathl erine Elizabeth Enqemoenf Dallas, Tex. 1 Arthur Foy Evans, Cabot H. Simpson Evans, Little R o ck: Roger Frederick Farish, Little Rocky Guy Raymond Farris, Little Rocky William Walter Ferguson, Batesville Ann Filiatreau, Little Rocky David Gene Foster, Cotter: Robert Curran Frese, Little Rocky Eva Margaret Fulcher, Carlisle FRESHIVIEN lohn William Fuller, Searcy? Harry Galusha, Little Rock, Martha Gene Garrett, Lewisville: Brian Stanley Gaskill, Hot Springs Glenn David Garrison, DeQueen7 Lynne Carol Gleason, Dardanelle: Elizabeth Marie Goacher, Carlisle: Donald Alan Goss, North Little Rock Pearl Elizabeth Granderson, Pine Bluff: Charles Melvin Gray, Texar- kana: Frankie Ray Griffin, Newarky Mary Fran Griffin, Little Rock 9' milf! Diana Lee Grimm, Chicago, Ill., Nancy Kay Guthrie, Fort Smith, Linda Louise Hall, North Little Rock, Ann Durden Hardwick, Okmulgee, Okla. FRESHIVIEN Claudia lean Harrison, Waldron, Carlee Hefner, Little Rocky Edwin Henry Helm, E1 Dorado: Max Hend- rick, Midland, Texas Helen Herr, Heber Springs, Richard Hill, Pine Bluff: larnes Robert Hillis, Monticello: Paul larnes Hogue, Hot Springs Patricia lean Holitield, Fayetteville, Iohn Corbett Holland, Blythevilley Karen Holthoff, Gould: Barbara lean Hooker, St. Francis Aubrey Iohnston Hough, North Little Rocky Iarnes Tennyson Howell, Wynne: Ioseph Randolph Hudson, Little Rocky Margaret Hughey, At- kins Dorothy lean Hunter, Conway: Iames Mitchell Iackson, Little Rock: William Howard Iacobs, Mel- bourne: Mary lane Iamison, New- port Bernard Kenneth Iohnson, lones- boro: Michael Raymond Iohnson, Blytheville: Norma Sue Iohnson, Crossett: Rebecca Helen Iohnson, Little Rock FRESHIVIEN Virginia Sue Iohnson, Little Rock: Robert Lee Iones: Ft. Smith: William Clay I o n e s, Conway: Carolyn Kane, Fayetteville David Paul Keeton, Paraqould: Michal Ann Keightley, Grand Prai- rie, Texas: Ioseph Elkins Klein, Lit- tle Rock: Shirley Ann Krablin, Fort Smith Elizabeth Love Landers, Batesville: Carolyn Lee Lavin, Atlanta, Texas: Starr Ianet Leatherwood, Chicago, lllinois: Robert Williams Leech, Mc- Gehee limmie Sue Lowcler, Hope: William Akers Lyford, Conway: Ruth Ann Manasco, Mena: Donna lean Man- ley, Clarksville Horace Newell Marvin, Ir., Little Rock: Brian Layne Mashburn, Little Rock: Evelyn Ruth Mashburn, Little Rock: Ieifery Thomas McLean, Mor- rilton Susan McMurry, Searcy: 'Frances Kaye McSpadden, Batesville: Ward Rowey Meador, Dumas: Virginia Arm Moore, El Dorado FRESHIVIEN Charles Ioseph Murphy, Ionesboro: Iohn Quincey Nash, Ir., Pine Bluff: Scott Newton, Dermott: Robert Alan Nickle, Iackson, Mississippi Gayle Renee Owens, Lake Village: Linda Carol Paqe, Little Rock: Da- vid Hunter Parham, Fordyce: David Palmer Patterson, Little Rock Williams Ralph Patterson, Fort Smith, Warren Pearce, North Little Rocky Paul Edward Petty, Ir., Eng- land: Daniel Barton Pritchett, Le- panto. FRESHIVIEN Thomas Iefferson R a n e y, Litttle Rock: Henry Iay Reid, Holly Grove: lanice Lea Reinhardt, Hope: Charles Ted Reveley, Stephens Iarnes lohn Reynolds, Bentonville: Allen Isaac Robbins, Ir., Homer- ville, Georgia, Frank Russell Rog- ers, El Dorado: Eugene Lawrence Rolleigh, Ill, Bauxite Ernest Harding Salkeld, Ir., Searcy, Margaret Otelia Sanford, Winches- terg, Kay Satterfieldf Conway: Rob- ert Monroe Scarlett, Russellville Samuel Richard Shanlever, Iones- boroy William Ashby Sims, Little Rocky Ben S. Smith, III, E1 Dorado,- Kirby Smith, III, Little Rock Wf 'iiiiq,,,, Z1 in 'W FRESHIVIEN Benny A. Smith, West Point, Wil- liam Hamer Smith, Moro: Lynne Pritchard Spriqq, North Little Rocky Carolyn Frances Sprow, Camden Margaret lane Stallings, Morriltony lerry A. Stolz, Stephens: Ia-mes Lee Summers, Camden: Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Russellville Terrell Louis Tehbetts, Little Bock, Lawrence Kendall Testerman, North Little Rocky Wanda Lucille Tharp, Dermottp Albert Reed Thompson, El Dorado Iames Martin Tinnin, Bentonvilleg Sydney Diane Turner, Harrison, lack Townsend Upton, Conwayg William Baron Vandiver, West Hel- ena Betty Ann Ward, Menap Truman Iohn Warren, lr., Morriltonp Iohn Bee Weiss, Pine Bluff, Ida Margaret Wells, Pocahontas Bryce Leigh Williams, Little Bock: Iacob Mahlon Williams, Ir., Para- gouldg Frank Iames Wilson, Ir., El Dorado: Stanley Vantrease Wilson, Newport Ionathan Iames Wolfe, Little Rocky Elizabeth Bose Woodcock, Hot Springs: Timothy David Woods, Lit- tle Rocky Byron Leslie Woosley, Ann Arbor, Michigan FRESHIVI EN Iohn Harvey Wright, El Dorado, Harry Wilmer Wyre, Conway ' THE COLLEGE .pq ,....... 03' 1 ..-'Q,o'9N4i. -., if 3 'f5eo 1884 3 F5 .' ., , 5. 97 COLLEGE LIFE Lord John Maynard Kron So! She does carry a knife! Be friends with the wolf, but keep one hand on your axe. Russian Proverb AAMN Poker Ono more drop and you get a demerif. af? I :uf how many classes? 'SIeep, my child, and peace ahend fheo Unfo the whole man mga -was 'SK r ..1,. an 596 wx 9. ,V ny x. 'mi f in IWW! w mn xm u 1 And dont you EVER lock ihll baihroom deer again. mmm Eiga We want young people who have a genuine interest in getting an education, and an appreciation of the values of a church-related college. M. Steel HEAD RESIDENT: Mrs. Iohn H. Pugh DORIVI COUNCIL! Row one, left to right: Walter Nunn, David Hub- bard, president, Iohn Hampton, Doc Shannon. Row two: Mike Mayer, lohn Mitchell, Walt Schwarz, Glenn Roberts, Mrs. Pugh, Walter Armstrong, Carlos Kron, Ark Monroe, Bill Stroud, Bob Allen. MARTIN HALL NORTH ESQUIREI Row one: Henry Reid, lim Reynolds, Ioe Eason, Max Hendrick, Ted Reveley, George Brooks. HOW two: Hugh McCastlain, Arthur Evans, Iohnny Wright, Ray Thweatt, Roger Farish, lohn Taunton, Don Goss, Doc Shannon, lay Means, Ed Tucker, Walter Schwarz. SOUTH ESQUIREI Row one: Bill Stroud, David Beith, Bobby Iones, Reed Thompson, Hank Helm, Chris Barrier. Row two: Mrs. Pugh, Walter Nunn, Mac Reese Holmes, Bill Sims, Bob Frese, Iohn Edens, Tommy Ivy. W MARTIN HALL PARK AVENUE Row one: lim Pittman, Carlos Kron, Ioe Register, Ioey Pruitt, Wiley Bar- ron, Tommy H. Reeves. Row two: Bruce Gaber, Doug Carroll, I. L. Stinnett, Glenn Douglas, Bill Mathis, Marshall Oathout, Denny Baker, David Lampkin. GASHOUSEI Row one: Iimmy Fox, Dale Iaycox, lim Rasco, Tommy S. Reeves, David Hubbard, Richard Veale. Row two: Ioe Fred Foster, Bill Williams, Ron- nie McCaskill, Dan Pritchett, Eddie Adams, Don Hughes, Eugene Jones, Steve Choate, Wayne Upton. Row three: Fred Van Hook, Iohn Mil- chell, Iohnny lohnson. CHINATOWNI Row one: Bob Allen, Ed Dilworth, David Dykes, Therral Wilson, Doug Smith, Iohn Hampton. How two: Duane Stephens, Ralph Liqon, Greg Williams, Ronnie Lawhorne, Mike Coqbill, Kenny Holeman, Byron Woosley, Dick Vaughn, Aubrey Houqh, Bill Crutchfield. CATACOIVIBS Row one: Ioe Klein, Bob Moore, Bob Darr, lack Iackson, lim Tank- ersley, Carl Crider. Row two: Wal- ter Arrnstronq, Dayne Hassell, Gary Haas, lim Dunlap, Bob Hawkins, Bob Robinson, Phil Phillips, Albert Hanna, Glenn Roberts, Ionny Wolfe, Ben Smith. DEAD END: Row one: Mike Mayer, Ioe Lynn Henley, Lee Minor, Robert McMul- len, Ralph Ienkins, Ierry Stolz. Row two: Steve Moseley, Bill Bozarth, Fred Dacus, Iule Parks, David Moose, lim Bauqh, Tommy Teague, Raymond Williams, Ark Monroe, Wayne Kinder. if n l ,rM A -A GALLOWAY HEAD RESIDENT AND ASSISTANTS Barbara Goad, Mrs. Grace Watson, Linda Posey. DORIVI COUNCIL! Row one, left to right: Mary Ann Ragland, Nan- cy Guthrie, Sharron Carter, Nancy Dodson, Ieannie Rayner, Diane Prince. Row two: Ioyce Culver, Diane Haynie, president, I-Iilma Lou Davis, Ginny Connell. Row three: Carol Hamp- ton, Barbara Goad, Mrs. Watson, Linda Posey, Sandra Smith. SLUIVISI Row one: Sarah Buttram, Mary Morgan Wright, Martha Gould, Charleen Meyer, Shirley Krablin. How two: Carol Oliver, Iudy CarlLee, Gloria Bronte, Linda Iohn Lewis. How three: Carlee Hefner, Ieannie Rayner, Diane Russell, Ianet Waters, Kay Carroll, Betty Ann Ward, Linda Thrash. RED FLANNELSI How one: Iulia Boyd, Mary Iane Iarnison, lane Stallings, Virginia Iohnson, Carolyn Hardin, How two: Ianet McCutchen, Helen Herr, Barbara Galloway, Diane Prince. Row three: Sharon Bruner, Annette Williams, Linda Burrow, Peqqy Fulcher, Cathy Coats, Ann Hardwick. 1 PENTI-louse: Row one: Ioyce Culver, Pam Aslin, Margaret Shaver, Vivian Lawson, Dottie Bishop, Diane Haynie. Row two: Suzanne Willbanks, Susan Hef- ley, lane Ward, Catherine Ostner. How three: Carol Hampton, Marilyn Orts, Pat Pearce, Ginny Connell, Sandy Smith, Dana Fowler, Molly Gilliland. SOUTH SILK STOCKINGS Row one: Betty Landers, Sue Lowcler, Nancy Guthrie, Ginny Becker. Row two: Kathy Beck, Liz Granderson, Ann Chandler, PeqQY Hughey, Carolyn Lavin, Mary Fran Griffin. NORTH SILK STOCKINGSI Row one: Sarah Dodqen, Norma Sue Iohnson, Sissy Sanford, Diana Grimm, Claudia Harrison. Row two: Kay Sattertield, Martha lean Garrett, Betty Rose Woodcock, Pat Holifield. Row three: Carolyn Kane, Sharron Carter, Donna Manley, Sissy Goacher. PETTICOATI Row one: Ann Manasco, Linda Nall, Cathy Enqemoen, Roselle Taylor, Susan McMurry, Mlssey Williams. Row two: Mary lane Crum, Lynn Spriqq, Carol Dabbs, Kaye McSpadden, Sydney Turner. Row three: Ian Reinhardt, Carol Page, Hilma Lou Davis, Wanda Tharp, Lana Dice, Sherron Eberle, Sara lane Archer, Susan Cobb, Nancy Dodson, Ida Margaret Wells, Louise Cary. L- HEAD RESIDENT: Mrs. W. H. Fleming DORIVI COUNCIL! Row one, left to right: Ray Bell, Andy Lamonds, Bill Johnson, president: Mrs. Fleming, Bob Card. Row two: Iimmy Williams, Richard Mann, Bob Keene, Buddy Iohnson, David McKelvey. COUCH HALL SOUTH HARLEM: Ian Boggs, Pearce Wilson, Bill Yancey, Mrs. Fleming, Bob Kerr, Bill Appleton. EAST HARLEIVII How one: Harry Harmon, Manford Edginton, David Garrison, Lyman Barger, Larry Moudy, lirn Albright. How two: Andy Lamonds, Iohn Wheeler, lim Cooper, George Greenberg, Floyd Clark, Billy Boyd Smith, Mickey Iohnson, Iohn Calhoun, Ioe Murphy, Buddy Iohnson, lack Singleton, Richard Pratt. SOUTH SKID ROW: Row one: Steve Wright, Ken Babcock, Gordon Spivey, Ernest Salkeld, Kenny Nixon, larnes lackson. How two: Lawrence Testerman, Skippy Leek, lim Kind- errnan, Doyle Kelley, Richard Mann, Kenny McCastlain. EAST SKID ROW: Row one: Guy Farris, Claude Fulton, lack Blackshear, Louis Ederinqton, Paul Petty. ROW two: Allen Barry, Dick Hill, Mike Perritt, Ioe Caldwell, Richard Shewmaker, Richard McKelvey. Row three: David McKelvey, A. T. Bell, Charles Price, Gordon Spivey, Ricky Carvell, David Paul Keeton, Warren Pearce. , 5 EAST BOVVERYI Row one: Melvin Gray, Vic Atwood, Harley Williams, Bob Card, lim Wil- liams. Row two: Bill Iohnson, Tenny Howell, Fred Wayland, lim Barnett, Iohn Holland. How three: Ieff Haney, Randy Hudson, Bob McKinney, leff McLean, Fred Thomas, Im Bost. SOUTH BOWERYI Row one: Bob Bruce, Bob Keene, Terrell Tebbetts, lohnny Weiss, Kirby Smith. How two: Brian Gaskill, George Meador, Bill Bundy, Sandy Meador, Iim Tin- nin, Tim Woods, Ray Bell, Steve Robbins. HEAD RESIDENT Mrs. B. E. Barlow FIRST FLOOR: Row one: Bob Cearley Ladd Goesl, Corky Laumus Simpson Evans, Iohn Elliott Harry Galusha. Row two Charles Burton, Bud Ferqu son, Bill Cooper, Rick Iones Bob Thomas. Row three Layne Mashburn, Billy Smith, Dennis Fecher, Sam Shanlever, Bill Averitt, Tim Iohnson. SECOND FLOOR, NORTH! Row one: Lemuel Smith, Al English, lohn Powers, Kemp Wisenhunt, Harold Randolph. Row two: Bill Martin, Mike Gillespie, Frankie Griffin, Carl Cre- qer, Bill lacobs, Robert Cabe. Row three: Frank Wilson, David Parham, Bobby Leech, Mahlon Wil- liams, Chris I-lackler, How- ard Ritchie. DORIVI COUNCIL! Left to right: Bob Holden, Harold Randolph, Carl Cre- ger, Rick Iones, Bill Martin, president: Iohn Powers. Howard Ritchie. SECOND FLOOR, SOUTH! Row one: Simon Bookout, Claude Barron, Scott Newton, David Patterson, Truman Warren. Row two: Ierry Baldwin, lim Hy- den, Ioe Huff, lack Turner, lim Summers, Bob Holden. How three: Russell Rogers, David Foster, Ben Arnold Bill Patterson, Stanley Wilson. ll ig '2 HEAD RESIDENT Vlcky Thompson Mrs Van Harrell Kay Monk AND Assls1'AN1's: y ,, , DORIVI COUNCIL! How one, left to right: Kay Monk, I'Laine White, Linda Aldridqe, president: Beverly Gay, Wilandra Stafford. Row two: Kay Bible, Betty Claire lacks, Betty Ann Reid, Anna Belle Dent, Vicky Thompson, Mrs. Harrell, Mary Ann Lee, Delores Escarre, Ann Kersten, Cathy Davis. RANEY HALL me was X E, , .- ,.,,,A. .. . NORTH SHANGRI LAI Row one: Marjorie McKinnon, Mary Claude Hefley, Iune Gray, Gloria Burford, Sue Barger, Susan Hartrick. Row two: Liz Terry, Helen Van Hook, Henryetta Bailey, Beverly Burroughs, Llewellyn McKinnie, Carol Downs. Row three: Diane Bond, Kay Bible, Ieanne Claire Prickett, Becky Baxter, Katy Holthoff. SOUTH SHANGRI LAI Row one: Betty Bryles, laney Kelley, Beverly Gay, Mary Ann Benson, Gwen Meyer, Anne Keightley. How two: Myra Farmer, Anna Belle Dent, Marilyn Coats, Annette Acord, Carolyn Duty, Carolyn Edwards. Row three: Agnes Hoech, Darlene Holt, Betty Anderson, Kay Monk, Vicky Thompson, I'Laine White, Bonnie Elgin, leannine Scott. 2,?e,lrM Se. A one A aeinunlu fr gm., .V, . 555127-rm Tfffia SBSH RANEY HALL BALI HAI: Row one: Iamie Biqharn, Carolyn Sprow, Annalee Conyers, Mary McCarty. Row two: Dorothy Lee Crozier, Wilandra Stafford, Tamara Lehmann, Barbara Bailey, Sara Kate Fitzgerald, Barbara Hooker, Donna Bland. How three: Betty Claire lacks, Lynne Gleason, Laura Markley, Susan Zahn, Jackie Crouch, Ianie Penderqrass, Carolyn Lewis. NORTH ISLE OF CAPRII Row one: Edrene Downs, Iulia Yarbrough, Brenda Turner, Marty Arends, Betty Myers. Row two: Ann Kersten, Billie Ruth Shepherd, Iosephine Egner, Martha Mitchell, Theresa Watkins, Iulia Melton. Row three: Linda Aldridge Sharon Tanner, Delores Escarre, Carolyn Chambliss, Carol Coleman, Sue Iohnson, Mary Ann Lee, Carol Carpenter. SOUTH ISLE OF CAPRII, Row one: Doy Taylor, Diane Murphey, Virginia Moore, Hilda Hancock, Ann Barnett. Row two: Maribeth Woodfin, Parn Dunnaway, Betty Ann Reid, Betti- anne Zander, Ann Filiatreau, Diana Gochenour. Row three: Cathy Davis, Linda Hall, Ianet W'hittle, Becky lohnson, Emily Charles, Kay Bausch, Gail Peck, Elaine Emanuel, Carolyn Cox. OFFICERS: President, Ianey Hers- hey, vice-president, Shirley Stevinson. STOREY HOUSE IVIOTHER Mrs. P. A. Dollar 50 sg-.Q ss ,gov , 9 W M Hz ,WW any LMNS' 3-rs HO US E RESIDENTS: Left to right: Nancy Stobauqh, Nancy Brown, Ianey Hershey, George Ann Dra- per, Mrs. Dollar, Becky Coker, Gayle Owens, Shirley Stevinson, ,fs we aim, sam EQQSSJL. QXQQEQ ss W'- sWs?sH sm MEN we ss sseimss M SEQ E .EB ESQN Wasrizesw 5E?5f5 EEE sm ROBBIN NEST RESIDENTS: Seated: Lorne Lorrieu. Sicmding, left to right: Frank Dutton, Skip Harris, Harvey Hooker, Dent Gitchel. THE CAMPUS Growth, Tradition, . .......life mn W? a ,Mum n M41 ' ,ww is 5? 5352? it If B E H ,, Q ,I R Ei , MEN ,K Q 0 f if W 1 Q +2 i Q ww v 11 r i A U In solitude l ln fellowship FACULTY 17094 Q , 3?Q.'o f 1884 Qpd' YET -if-2' - 4. 1 ,fe A , . . .Q '1r i . 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The minutes and hours of our here-and-niotwrdaysf are the dubious, fleetingspermanernce of hisfyears . X , V ,I -f - for reasons perhaps no better than our own, Yet, from this complicity , we are the unmindful , x courses Pmrsscs fsmgfff I i ,, sg' -,NM,,,,w .Lt , .Vg , , Nwt. ., IW N, 0 W 2 5' ' Imdv-diffw' . V 2 netsw ww- , ,M t VN, , V 5, q , ss, Q 6? w i ? m's ' 'mv Qgwmmw, wi an MQ mf W ROFESSOR BURVIN C. ALREAD, Ph.D. Protessor of Business and Economics B.S. Hendrix College: M.A., Ph.D., University of Missouri . WILLIAM C. BUTHMAN, Ph.D. Professor oi History B.A., Northwestern University M.A., Ph.D., Columbia University . FERRIS COY BAKER, M.A., B.D. Associate Professor of Sociology B.A. Central College: M.A., B.D. Southern Methodist University, FACULTY GEORGETTE D. CASKIE Licence es Lettres Associate Professor of Romance Languages Baccalaureat Latin-Langues Lycee Fenelon: Baccalaureat Philosophie- Lettres: Licence es Lettres Sorbonne . 1 Q rx',1vi A ,, i Hwzw- ff MARGA BROCKHAGEN, B.A. Assistant Professor of German B.A., University of Texas , GEORGE THOMAS CLARK, M.S Assistant Professor oi Biology B.S., Eastern Illinois ' University: M.S., University of Michigan , ASHLEY R. COFFMAN, Ph.D. Professor of Music B.M.,'Ur1iversity of lllinois: Associate Professor of Health, Physical Education, and M.M., Ph.D., Northwestern Recreation University K B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College: M.Ed., University of Arkansas FA C U LT Y MATT LOCKE ELLIS, Ph.D., LL.D. PAUL PAGE PARIS, M.A. Professor of Philosophy Associate Professor of English B.A., Henderson Brown College: B.A., Central College: M.A., Ph.D., Yale University: M.A., University of Missouri LL.D., Hendrix College . ROBERT F. COURTWAY, M.Ed. lOHN E. DCUTHITT, M.A. Associate Professor of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation B.A., Hendrix College: M.A., George Peabody College . ROBERT W. GOODLOE. lR., Ph.D Associate Professor of Religion B.A., Southern Methodist University: B.D., Emory University: Ph.D., St. AndreW's CScotlandD LQM uw Effwi , N A Q 2 if in B 4 as xx ROBERT HENRY, LL.B. M. POWELL HINES, M.Ed. PATTY IO I-IOFF, M.A. Visiting Instructor of Business Associate Professor of Education Assistant Professor of Speech B.A., Hendrix College: LL.B., University of Arkansas B.A., Ouachita College: M.Ed., University of Arkansas . B.A., Hendrix College: FA C U LTY DORIS ANN HORTON, M.A. Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education, and HELEN YVONNE HUGHES, Ph.D Associate Professor of English B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Recreation Arkansas . B.S.E., University of Arkansas: M.A., State University of Iowa , M.A., University of Arkansas . ARTHUR A. IOHNSON,Ph. D. HARRY ISLER LANE, Ph. D. Professor of Biology Professor of Mathematics B. A., University of Minnesotag B. A. Hendrix College: M. S., Ph. D. University of Illinois. M. A., Ph. D. Cornell University. FAC U LTV ROBERT M. MCGILL, M. S. M. ELIZABETH MCHENRY, M. A. E. W. MARTIN, B. A., C. P. A Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of Mathematics Visiting Instructor of Business B. M. Oberlin College: B. A. Hendrix College: B. A. Hendrix College. M. S. M. Union Theological M. A. George Peabody College. Seminary. ROBERT WINSTON MERIWETHER, LAWRENCE E. MOBLEY, M. S. M. A. Assistant Professor of Political Science B. A. Hendrix College: M. A. Vanderbilt University. WALTER A. MOFFATT, lR., Ph. D. Professor of English B. A. Hendrix College: M. A. Harvard University: Ph. D. Princeton University. Associate Professor of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation B. A. Hendrix College: M. S. University of Arkansas. FACU LTY WILLIAM SCOTT MONTGOMERY. M. A. Assistant Professor of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation B. A. Hendrix College: M. A. University of Tennessee. IOHN I. MORENO, M. A. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages B. A. Arkansas State College: M. A. Syracuse University. Q.. N. .1 'K - GEORGE MULACEK, M. M. ALBERT M. RAYMOND, M. S. ELOISE RAYMOND, M. B. A. Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of Biology and Visiting Instructor of Business B. M. Cosmopolitan School of Music: Chemistry B. A., M. B. A. University of Chicago M. M. Northwestern University. B. S., M. S. University of Arkansas. FAC U LTV l OE G. ROBBINS, Ph. D. ELLA MYRL SHANKS, M. A. Professor of Physics Associate Professor of Speech B. A. Hendrix College: B. A. Arkansas College: M. S. University of Arkansas 7 M. A. Northwestern University. Ph. D. University of Texas. FRANCIS A. SHARPTON, M. S. ROBERT W. SHIDELER, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of Physics Professor of Chemistry and Mathematics B. A. Goshen College: B. S. College of the Ozarks: M. S. University of Chicago: M. S. University of Arkansas. Ph. D. University of Texas. FACULTY IOHN E. STUCKEY, Ph. D. Professor ot Chemistry B. A. Hendrix College: M. S., Ph. D. University of Oklahoma. HELEN SANDERS SMITH, M. A. Assistant Professor of English B. A. Henderson State Teachers College: M. A. University of Arkansas. GEORGE H. THOMPSON, M. A Associate Professor of History B. S., B. A. Hendrix College: M. A. Columbia University. hs. HAROLD THOMPSON, M. M. Assistant Professor of Music B. M. E. University of Oklahoma: M. M. Indiana University. FRANCES SUE WOOD, M. S. Associate Professor of Education B. A., M. S. University of Arkansas. IAMES S. UPTON, B.D., M.A., D.D. Professor of Religion B. A., D. D. Hendrix College: B. D., M. A., Southern Methodist University. FACULTY HADLEY YATES, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Music B. M., M. M. Northwestern University: Ph. D. Indiana University. QQ E. CLEVE WANT, M. A. Assistant Professor of English B. A. Hendrix College: M. A. George Peabody College RICHARD E. YATES, Ph. D. Professor of History B. S. North Carolina State College: M. A., Ph. D. Vanderbilt University ADMINISTRATION MARSHALL T. STEEL, President. IAMES E. MAIOR, Vice President cmd Director of Development. 4' 52 L WILLIAM C. BUTHMAN, Academic Decrn. ROBERT W. MERIWETHER, Dean of Students FREDA LGU WILSON, DGCII1 of WOmen. E. WAINBIGHT MARTIN, Treasurer, VICTOR D. HILL, Registrar, I. PHILIP BUMPERS, Business Manager ff V 1 I I ,, , ewg2E5i:m, Z Q me w 5 gwgqcg gi is Wwsfwwse-Q rfmmgdxijxigi :M . M ,JG-V w ,ge if I 5 X y A it EEE :': ,E' . 2 i ' ' sm' I , - K ::: :-: , A mi iff, :-5 :3555 75-ff, I - , I QW' ii 2jjjg., Z. 51 c jr 27 irir . ' x A ' L GENE WILBOURN, Director of Admissions, IVAN H. GROVE, Assistant Alumni Coordinator. x FLORENCE CARMICHAEL, Librarian. 2 A I ,W-...MA , mm A. ., ,. ,E- 1 i E E CECIL GRADDY, Superintendent of Mcrintencmce. L Y . 1 ,I .M it - Lim ,QM L , sau-- - 5 ' . , . 1.571 i Y 5 W it M gf 5,9 if - vw W Q 1 M A if K .4 ., .... ,.. .. 5 E - NM U k 2. s x We B55 In K H5 wg 2 , ,E x , t E Min M BF' L W i - . 'QL NANNIE E. WORSHAM, Nurse. 1 X is 1 H. wx 5794 fig.-.. ,Atv ..?.5u1'f' , V A -V . Q., N31 Mi t .,,,,. , if? Hi 1 it ? if 'Q 'f 1 5 5 W , -. W Q E Q : H, H: me Q L . W M . ..:: 'SQ .S.ig:QW A . ' . I W. MRS. CECIL GRADDY, Dietitian . SOPHDMORES , 1 .... R. e1 ' 'f 1884 E 232, 5 Q, AA 5' 9, . Fred Van Hook, Senator, and Kenneth Mason Babcock, President. SOPHOIVIORES EDGAR LEE ADAMS, III, El Dorado: IAMES LUCIEN AL- BRIGHT, Dallas, Texas: BENIAMIN FELKER ARNOLD, Little Rock. PAMELA ASLIN, Hope: KENNETH MASON BABCOCK, Paraqoulclg IERRY ALLEN BALDWIN, Little Rock. IAMES OWEN BAUGH, Malvern: IAMIE SHANNON BIG- HAM, Pine Bluff: DOROTHEA GRACE BISHOR, Little Rock. DONNA LOU BLAND, Paraqould: GLORIA HAMILTON BRONTE, McCroryp RALPH CLINTON BROOKS, Spring- iiale. SHARON KAY BRUNER, Bay: SARAH LEE BUTTRAM, Little Rocky IOSEPH HENLEY CALDWELL, Benton. ROBERT RAY CAMPBELL, Little Rock, IUDITI-I ANN CARLLEE, Little Rock: CAROL PLORINE CARPENTER, Hot Springs. NANCY KAY CARROLL, Iackson, Tennessee: STEPHEN DOUGLAS CARROLL, Clarendon: CLARA LOUISE CARY Orlando, Florida. IAMES MICHAEL COGBILL, Little Rock: VIRGINIA DEE CONNELL, Harrison, CARL CLINTON CREGER, Little Rock. SOPHOIVIORES SOPHOIVIORES IACOUELYN LEE CROUCH, Lexap MARY IANE CRUM, Fayetteville, BILLY ISOM CRUTCHFIELD, Waldron. IOYCE ANN CULVER, Little Rock: ROBERT IRL DARR, At- kins, IOHN EDWIN DILWORTH, Shreveport, Louisiana. NANCY ELIZABETH DODSON, Springdale, GLEN ALAN DOUGLAS, Little Rocky DAVID ROBERT DYKES, Shreve- port, Louisiana. ELIZABETH CROW EDWARDS, Conway, CHARLOTTE IOSEPHINE EGNER, North Little Rock, SARA KATE FITZ- GERALD, Paraqould. , IOSEPI-I RAY FITZPATRICK, Murphysboro, Illinois, IEE- ' if FREY I-IARROD FLAKE, North Little Rock: IOSEPH FRED- ERICK FOSTER, Shreveport, Louisiana. DANA SUE FOWLER, Little Rocky CLAUDE REID FULTON, Little Rock: BILLIE BARBARA GALLOWAY, Clarksville. MOLLY ANN GILLILAND, Searcy: ANDREW G. GOESL, Texarkana, Texas: MARTHA BLISS GOULD, Little Rock. I-IURLIS VONDALE GRAHAM, IR., Conway, CAROL LINDLEY HAMPTON, Morriltonp ALBERT ROWELL HAN- NA, E1 Dorado. CAROLYN MARGARET HARDIN, Malvern, ANGELO HITT HARRIS, Bessemer, Alabama, MARY LYNN HARRIS, Rogers. ROGER LEE HARRISON, Bentonville: PETER IOHN HAS- SIALIS, Ridgewood, New Ierseyy ROBERT EDWARD HAW- KINS, Brinkley. l SOPHOMORES SOPHOIVIORES DIANE IEANNE HAYNIE, Little Rocky GEORGE ANNE HEARD, Newport, SUSAN KAY HEFLEY, Little Rock. IOE LYNN HENLEY, Dumas, CHESTER HOWARD HENRY, Fort Smith: PEGGY IANE HERSHEY, Fort Smith. ms It H WALTER GENE HOWARD, Little Rocky WILLIAM DON- ALD HUGHES, West Memphis, BETTY CLAIRE IACKS, Phillipsburq, Kansas. .RALPH CLARK IENKINS, Blythevilleg IOHNNY LOUIS IOHNSON, Clinton, EUGENE MADISON IONES, Marion. RIESLEY RICHARD IONES, Blythevilleg GARY LEON KING, Manila: THOMAS IOSEPH KIRK, Paraqould. RONALD PERRY KNIGHT, Clarendon: CARLOS ENRIQUE KRON, Asunoion, Paraguay: RONNIE LEWIS LAWHORNE, Hot Springs. VIVIAN ELIZABETH LAWSON, Conway, TAMARA IRENE LEI-IMANN, Gillettz LINDA IOHN LEWIS, El Dorado. CASTILLO MARIO MAHOMED, Santiago, Chile, RICHARD SIDNEY MANN, EI Dorado: WILLIAM CLYDE MARTIN, Little Rock. WILLIAM DEAN MATHIS, North Little Rock, MARY ELIZA- BETH MCCARTY, North Little Rock, RONALD PRYOR Mc- CASKILL, Lake Village. HUGH MARVIN MCCASTLAIN, BrinkleY: IAMES PRED- ERICK MCCOY, Paragouldp IANET MCCUTCHEN, Marian- na. SOPHOMORES SOPHOIVIORES MEARL ROBERT MCKINNEY, Fayetteville, LEON ROBERT MCMULLEN, McGeheep EDDIE RAY MCNUTT, Conway. IAMES ANDREW MEANS, North Little Rock: CHARLEEN KATHERINE MEYER, Little Rock: IOE ALAN MILLER, Con- way. LEE HAMMACK MINOR, Brinkley: IOHN H. MITCHELL, Little Rocky LINDA ANG-ELL NALL, Tyler, Texas. CYNTHIA ANN NESLINE, Clarksville: KENNETH REED NIXON, Lavcrcct, MARILYN MARIE NORTH, Fort Smith. IAMES MARSHALL OATHOUT, Little Recki CAROL WAR- RELL OLIVER, Little Rock: MARILYN IEANNE ORTS, Little Rock. CATHERINE LOUISE OSTNER, Little Rock: IULE WILLIAM PARKS, Monroe, Louisiana, PATRICIA ANN PEARCE, Fort Smith. ' PHILLIP LEE PHILLIPS, Little Rock: IAMES EDWARD PITTMAN, Houston, Texas, PAMELA ANN POLETE, Fred- ericktown, Missouri. DIANE PRINCE, Clarendon, IONAH PRUITT, III, Little Rocky MARY ANN RAGLAND, Fort Smith. HAROLD EURA RANDOLPH, Garfield: IOYCE IEAN RAY- NER, McCroT'Y: IOE STANLEY REGISTER, Clarendon. BRUCE KENT RITCHEY, Blytheville: WILLIAM CLYDE RO- BERTS, Camden: CLAUDE RICHMOND ROY, IR., Little Rock. SOPHOIVIORES SOPHONIORES DIANE DORTCH RUSSFLL, Little Rock: GEORGE WALTER SCHWARZ, IR., Reseda, California: MARGARET LANELL SHAVER, Tuckerman. RICHARD MARION SHEWMAKER, Little Rock: LEMUEL HOWARD SMITH, Camden: SANDRA ELIZABETH SMITH, Little Rock. SHIRLEY ANN STEVINSON, Fort Smith: PAUL LARRI- MORE STOBAUGH, IR., Tupelo, Mississippi: SHARON MAURICE TANNER, Little Rock. CHARLES LLEWELLYN TARLETON, Little Rock: IOHN WILLIAM TAUNTON, Alvin, Texas: ROSELLE TAYLOR, Heber Springs. TOMMY KAY TEAGUE, Crossett: LINDA LOY THRASH, Hope: IACK LEON TURNER, IR., El Dorado. THOMAS PATRICK TYLER, Conway: FRED FRANCIS VAN HOOK, El Dorado, RICHARD SIMPSON VAUGHAN, Little Rock. BERYL IANE WARD, Little Rock: IANET CAROLYN WA- TERS, Little Rock, DONALD KENNETH WEIR, Little Rock. BRUCE LYNDON WHITTEN, Morricmncxg IANET LYNN WHITTLE, Benton: HELEN SUZANNE WILLBANKS, Plum- erville. ANNETE WILLIAMS, Little Rocky PAUL COLLINS WIL- LIAMS, Fort Smith, POWELL GLADSTONE WILLIAMS, II, Marion. RAYMOND EDWARD WILLIAMS, Stuttgart: MARY MOR- GAN WRIGHT, Bald Knobp IULIA ANNE YARBROUC-H. Morrilton. CLAUDE EDWARD BARRON, Rison: ROBERT IULIAN BURNEY, Conway, CHARLES ROBERT HOLDEN, Newport. SOPHOIVIORES -we nw may 2 ,X ti,- vmn N vga? blues A-ESE -awww! .H. ATHLETICS ..-g...:,o.R?0N. 1884 3 2 Q I ., , 5 fn KEY WINS LIFT 1962-63 HENDRIX WARRIORS 4 Seated: Kent Ritchey, Wes Crawford, Ioe Murphy, Lee Minor, Mickey Iohnson, Iule Parks. Standing: Andy Anderson, Larry Fincher, Claude Fzulton, Tommy Tyler, Chester Henry, Kenny Iohnson. Coach Lawrence Mobley and manager Jack Wilson were able to relax more between games than during them, as shown here by the informal smiles during a meeting of the two. i Offsetting lack of experience with desire and hustle cmd winning key games in February enabled l-Iendrix's basketball Warriors to finish in a third place tie in the Arkansas Intercolleg- iate Conference with Arkansas State Teachers College and Arkansas Tech. Thus, Coach Lawrence Mobley, in his third year as Warrior coach, piloted the team to a 14-9 record overall and its finest season in recent years. Following victories over Southern Baptist and LRU and a three point loss to Bethel College, the Warriors opened conference play against Henderson. Behind at halftime, the team scored 51 points in the final twenty minutes and won going away, 81-60. After losing to Harding by one point, the Warriors downed Arkansas College and South- ern State before bowing to Arkansas AGM. Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix' .loo Murphy and ASTC's Mickey Mcliatridge show a typical display of competitive spirit in the renewed rivalry TRIBE TO THIRD 1962-63 GAME RESULTS Won 14-Lost 9 66 Southern Baptist 46 64 Bethel College 67 63 Little Rock University 59 81 Henderson 60 72 Harding 73 74 Arkansas College 60 66 Southern State 43 46 Arkansas AGM 59 47 Little Rock University 43 57 Arkansas State Teachers 66 69 College of the Ozarks 57 64 Arkansas Tech 78 45 Ouachita 53 59 Harding 52 57 Arkansas College 59 71 Southern State 56 58 Arkansas Tech 50 59 Arkansas State Teachers 57 74 College of the Ozarks 57 51 Arkansas AGM 47 77 Ouachita 91 73 Henderson 62 N.A,I.A. Tournament 57 Arkansas Tech 76 between the Warriors end the Bears. - WWW wa Wegigfgmmg rx HB ,R eggggeem Tniytgwg-of SIXeiS!KE:mi mm wma an : ms an sm is H5285 is an is me an MSN X and in L we me H wfmmgam-A Q EU? me x ..KCON radio's Bill Johnson described all Warrior action to followers in the Conway area. An unidentified Warrior drives for the basket as Parks and Fincher prepare to Follow the shot. .l'. mn' ,. fi U xxx -5. mw- we mem 'A sa!! in ,K N K Q fw aww-F P 'H ,HM M . - Bl I, k ge , . , Q V A-. H M H . X vt' W B -Hia ' - if... , , , M new Q N 4- e ,A M ., W f if U frfifijtfs H Q -ff-3 'is sn U . i :Nm Y V , .-:MFA-40'-e. ,- . as The Warrior season gets underway as freshman Mickey Johnson iumpi center in the opening tipoff against Southern Baptist while sophomores Wes Crawford, Tommy Tyler, and lee Minor stand ready. awww M .M ME. -,Kmnmmxw Q Mu fm KE mx 5 a a ms uw-s ws ss nm K ms an wa we ms ms B E5 H..m ML away-334:-N 5:52 Ei? ijww M-um . .yngs syn FM .- W- T Nw JY? 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Ream.. .,,,ff,. -f -MM-Hum A 'm -1 ,x-MW xw V: ww xv I EE mn be was xx My ,U ,qw ff -,fj,e5-ifgdw The Southern Baphst game gave fans their Furs! glimpse of fhe Warrior 71 m viwnwwki ss. we M ms a I 1 If E k.4,,M.4 EY: gf rf tgss B 'ass as VEB s.?fHw,f,,vm-ig We s sg: was ,, ,sf-,BBW ,, gUg,w25 'ltEg we ,Q . U it ggkgwwiss ,tg n ' ME ' is lf s is a B.. usa K E H E235 iw E wean., S MW s H , 535 mg sri 3-, at I B as m me as s K! WMWM W N W' sc L 'H sew' -, 352,55 it - 5 2:2953 ' t f Elk The Hendrix chieffain, Ray Bell, added for the spirit of the occasion with the traditional pre-gamer war dance Two Wonder Boys watch helplessly as Wes Crawford launches a medium range iump shot. sf-ll ,CME ., T, We -X straw E gsiggsf Q M Es is . .., ,s.,,i. M . ' .ng 'Ly .A 3 I Miewirgir. jaw B s tag? 7' .H D egjzzg 4 s . mf: u A r it Q ,' f, , 4 ' IA., mi' stair Shortly after Christmas Hendrix resumed competition with old rival State Teachers for the first time since 1945. The Bears won the initial encounter, 66-57, in Grove Gymnasium, and ensuing losses to Tech and Ouachita left the Warriors 4-5 in the AIC at mid-season. Then, after Wins over Harding and Southern State and a narrow loss to Arkansas College at Batesville, it was time to meet Tech again, this time in the feature highlight ot Warrior homecoming activities. ass E s is MV -entry 11:1 ,' 5 f E , , f if - 2, -,-ng: - W W 5 H nl l Warrior cause. . - 4 M- ,Q 'fm-,ks ,N MT--'las W it re' V W M i ?,-.,, M-.Q Warriors, Warriors, everywhere, not much driving room anywhere. The Tribe wasted no time in erasing any doubts of lookers-on as to their ability to cope with the Wonder Boys. Playing a flawless defensive game and hitting the good shots themselves, the Warriors Went to the dressing room with a 25-13 halftime lead. Tech rallied to within one point in the second half but was never able to take the lead. Adding several free throws in the closing seconds, the War- riors emerged victorious, 58-50. if W, Kent Ritchey calmly eludes an op- qsms ponent and adds two points to the Tech's second half comeback kept the large Homecoming crowd, including Queen Darlene Smith and Her court, on the edge of its seats until the closing seconds. Crawford goes for two against ASTC as Johnson and Murphy scramble for rebound position. Kent Ritchey retrieves a loose ball against Henderson as teammate Chester Henry moves in to help. Kenny Johnson dazzles op ponents, teammates, and Fans with thus unusual maneuver. Easily overlooked was the steady play of soph Tommy Tyler, whose six overtime points helped the Warriors win their rematch with State Teachers. AN 3 l xi' X5 Not to be overlooked was the pep band, which kept things lively and added to the War- rior home court advantage. Murphy and McFatridge go at it again, this time on the Teachers' side of town. Minor and Crawford scramble for a loose ball in the hectic second half against Arkansas A8-M as teammates Tyler and John- son look on anxiously. P. . 'T Wes Crawford displays per- fect form on his familiar iump shot, a factor which undoubt- edly helped gain All-AIC recog- nition for the Blytheville sopho- more. Three nights later, Tommy Tyler's thirty-foot jumper with 0:02 left gave the Warriors an exciting 59-57 over- time Win over ASTC on the Bears' own floor. The week following, a furious rally by AGM fell short and the Warriors had Won again, 5l-47. The tribe journeyed to Ouachita, and there the bubble burst as the red-hot Tigers outpointed the War- riors 91-77. The team never quite seemed to recover and lost to Tech in the iirst round of the NAIA tourna- ment at Pine Bluff. Thus, the Warriors had come a long Way since November, and the fact that all members of the squad will be returning next season is an indication that the fortunes of Hendrix basketball should continue to im- prove. Lee Minor scores the final go-ahead points for the Warriors in the thrilling upset of ABM. Mickey Johnson scores from underneath against AIC champion Ouachita at Arka- dolphia. Fan support reached its peak -at the final home game, as nearly ninety per cent of the student body turned out to watch the Warrior's oust A8-M from the league lead. CHEERLEADERS AND PEP CLUB ADD SPIRIT TD WARRIOR CAUS I I 2 5 Warrior cheerleaders for 1962-63 were, from left to right: Donna Bland Becky lohnson, Susan Hefley, lim Tinnin, Iirn Reynolds, Iohnny Wright, Carolyn Cox Betty Rose Woodcock, and Carolyn Lavin. Bonfires, pep rallies, and near bedlam at basketball games were familiar occurences on the Hendrix scene from December through February. Ably led by the cheerleaders and Warrior Rooters, a newly formed pep club, the Hendrix family displayed a growing interest in its basketball team. School spirit ran high, reaching its peak late in the season as practically the whole student body turned out to back the Warriors in their last home game, against Arkansas AGM. Warrior Hooters Standing: Sarah Dodqen: Molly Gilliland: Wanda Thorp: Lana Dice: Sarah lane Archer: Iulie Boyd: Sandra Smith, president: Miss Freda Lou Wilson, adviser: Carol Carpenter: Betty Wocrd. Seated: Sissi Goacher: Ann Manasco: Shirley Krablin: Sherron Eberle: Carolyn Kane. Front row: lane, Mary Io, and Ioy Mololey. Wifh the help of cheerleaders and fans, Grove Gym gave the Warriors a home court advantage that was feared by all AIC opponents. HENDRIX SWIMNIERS ENJOY .rstafptt - fs -f :rg Q Q N gnc ' rzwfif' - fc . . 1 tw Y ak y tg-rf as Warrior swimmers for 1962-63 included Mahlon Maris, Floyd Clark, Bar- ry Vondiver, Bill Appleton, Roger Harrison, Steve Moseley, Larry Barden, and Dale Finley. W y Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix Hendrix DUAL MEET RESULTS Won 6 - Lost 4 ------------------ Little Rock Boys Club ----- Missouri School of Mines ---- Pittsburg CKans.j State ------- Pittsburg CKans.j State --------- Central Missouri State --- Emporia CKcms.D St. Teachers --------- Little Rock Boys Club ---------..------------- Ouachita ---- Emporia CKcms.j St. Teachers -------------..------- Ouachita 56 44 62 67 36 47 46 22 47 31 FIRST WINNING ss soN Hendrix' swimming team showed tremen- dous improvement in its second year of exis- tance and gave the school its first winning team in that sport. Winning six of ten dual meets, the Warriors also won the men's open division in both the Little Rock Boy's Club Christmas Open and the Hendrix Invitational. Highlights of the season included a trip to Pittsburg, Kansas, and Warrensburg, Missouri, during semester break and one to the NAIA Swimming and Diving Championships in Bart- lesville, Oklahoma, for swimmers Mahlon Mar- is, Steve Moseley, Barry Vandiver, and Bill Appleton. Another interesting fact is that pool records were broken or set in every event sometime during the year. Maris currently holds the 100 and 200 yard freestyle events, while the Hen- drix freestyle relay team remains top in the 200 and 400 yard distances. The team was hurt somewhat by the grad- uation at semester of Alex Sanford and lim Bridges, consistent performers the past year and a half. Losing only Maris to graduation this spring, the swimming outlook looks ex- tremely good for the coming year, and Coach Bob CourtWay's team figures to qive oppon- ents even tougher competition in the future. nm vases 1 4 www mu We dont know who s swim mmg, but It must have been an exciting finish. ss as is ls E x , x, Y Y I I V' 'x ,E Q 2 Q H an , , iiif-mglgigfgsw We M W, M M . 2 1 K , , X L Y -ef H Jw 'A M1 if-HH51'XM'g 55 M-ixfmw-1. ,. ' wfffj- -fbkeik 5,5655 H H itat. .Q Q , Mm M KQXQQ' axxllmx- ., qw-wmpsgguii 'W Hmmm V -. ... , ' lf M . 1 www if w w.m 'f1 ' me ' --- ' - V ..1, - N - - n -1- Q , ,,, .V ,J - W:-s., .W N .. ..f'ZE:e::: s 53352: , , ' -' - fri: L if ew w 'I'?,fQf M ll i 12 w M ' M , .. . 2 23' 2 f J' W k ..-' J - 2::,55Er-Q2 mv., v -1 w sv : 'f ' 4 ,- :Qi 'Q -- .' - .1 A ,N W ' if rj 4 M gif .,,' QQ-i fjaxggxggg . 33 .wg ,A A J ,ggi gM3,..1.,, W ff,,5XM,x5,5,e , L45 N: Qiggss if B1 1 M y W . I . M .- WM N' :wives wi Diver Dale Finley executes a ,- meme, , A ge . f qs ,ggjkglag back flap off the one meter , - ,, ,. . Q I K.. 5 2 ,L :aa I W g: 1 o -1 'Ziff Q k of 2 Q' ,, board- N B5 21 of 1 , ,V xzfggrzf gg ,,,,,, , . ,M , . MA, Floyd Clark passed the time between events with music to swim by. ma 'S 3 ? -we Maris and Moseley return to the blocks after a 'False siart f' A againsl LRBC. A ' Bill Applelon approaches the camera in this sl1oI from the pool level. pefitor wait for the gun in a dual mee! between the Warriors and the Tigers. Finley and a Ouachita com- Man, Wl1a7 a splash! TRACK llc r A in X t The 63 Warrior cinder squad. From left, Coach Bill Montgomery, Guy Farris George Meador, Ian Boggs, Bill Stroud, Bob McKinney, Ronnie McCask1ll Therrall Wilson, Don Weir, Lea Huddleston, Eddie McNutt, Quinn Martin Tom Kirk, and manager, Paul Hogue. Not pictured are Mahlon Maris and lim Reynolds. The 1963 track season found the Warrior Cinder squad lacking quantity but not quality. Coach Bill Montgomery's thinclads were not Without ability but simply lacked the num- bers Which would have enabled them to have fresh partici- pants in each successive event. Among those returning were Lea Huddleston and Don Weir, first and second-place finishers, respectively, in the broad jump at the 1962 AIC meet. Also back was Bill Stroud, the league's shot put champion. Letterman Quinn Martin teamed with freshman Guy Farris to give the Warriors two good distance men. Tommy Kirk and Eddie McNutt, along with Huddleston and Weir, made the team a threat in the sprints and relays. Ronnie McCaskill and Bob McKinnie re- turned to run the hurdles, and Ian Boggs showed improvement in the high jump. Mahlon Maris joined the squad after swimming season to help in the discus. Bill Sfroud, defending A.l.C. chamnpion shot-puifer, following ihrough in his specialty. Bill is expected fo be a big point-geh fer for ihe Warriors this year. High iumper .lan Boggs clears the bar in an early season meet. He also runs the quarfer and half. we--4' Awww., v. , If - is we amassing Tom Kirk, Eddie McNuH, Don Weir, and Lea I-luddleston fake cars of the shorter relays for the Warriors. lea and Don handle the broad iump chores for the team. 5 2 Z Quartermilers Jan Boggs and Therral Wilson. Therral helps out on the sprint relays and .lan runs on the mile relay. The distance runners for the Warriors are Quinn Marlin and Guy Farris. Bob McKinney and Ronnie McCaskill, who handle fhe hur- dle races, also run legs on the mile relay. WARRIOR TEAIVIS PUSH Tennis hopefuls for the men's team included Ed Dilworth, Max Hendrick, and Tommy Reeves CkneelingD: also, Clyde Davis, Bruce Whitten, Ark Monroe, and David Hubbard. Led by veteran Tommy Reeves and sophomore Ed Dil- Worth, the Hendrix rnen's team began the season with high hopes. Most team members, though lacking experience of AIC competition, had played enough tennis to give the team fairly good depth, and speculation was that the Warriors would give defending champion Ouachita a tough battle for the top spot. Squadmen David Hubbard and freshman Max Hendrick, playing behind Reeves and Dilworth, promised to insure the team a good showing, in any case. LEADERS IN A. I. C. TENNIS an Trying out for the women's team were Ckneelingj Mary lane Iamison, Dana Fowler, Kay Bausch, and Elaine Emanuel. Standing are Linda Steel, Martha Gould, Susan Cobb, and Sandra Smith. With three returnees from the previous year, the Hen- drix women's team showed all indications of being a formid- able opponent for their competition. Martha Gould and Elaine Emanuel, a top doubles combination in 61-62, were back and just as dangerous in singles play. Dana Fowler, along with several new members, provided the squad with adequate depth and experience, important factors in a winning season. HENDRIX ADDS VARSITY Hendrix' first bowling team consisted of Iohn Mitchell, Tim Faris, Dale Iaycox, Steve Choate, David Foster, Denny Baker, Larry Schneider, and Eddie Adams. Jaycox chooses his ball as Mitchell and Baker keep score while Harrison looks on. Recently added to the Hendrix list of sports were varsity golf and bowling. Both sports aroused some interest and found enthusiatic participants. Golf, begun in 1961-62, still saw limited action, mainly because of lack of competition. Ouachita was the only other AIC team to field a team. Bowling, initiated this year in the AIC, found Hendrix competing with ASTC, Tech, Harding, and Ouachita. The Warrior team was composed of ten members, each of whom bowl- ed a three game series weekly. Taking the top fives series from each team, AIC officials periodically released standings and top in- dividual bowlers. 'The season was completed with a tournament in mid-April. GOLF AND BOWLING Tim Faris executes his delivery as teammates look on. Among those interested in Varsity golf were Lcrrry Sch- neider, Iomes -Icxckson, Gib Deon, Ben Smith, cmd Mah- lon Williams. INCREASED INTEREST SHOWN Men's intrarnurals, headed by Raymond Pritchett and supervised by Coach Bob Court- way, enjoyed a most successful year as par- ticipation and interest ran high. Taking in areas to interest everyone, the program provided wholesome recreation throughout the year in both team sports and individual events. In the fall, Townmen, coached and quarter- backed by Vance Strange, stormed over all op- ponents in posting a 8-0 record in football. The closest game was with the All-Stars, 14-O. game. Intramural chairman Raymond Pritchett, assistant Mark Sprad Iey, and dnrector Bob Courtway confer en a schedule conflict Skidrow and Catacombs-E9 quire battle in an Intramural Sludrows Larry Barden led the field and won the cross- country run OWARD INTRAM URAL PROGRAM F , JE L. en 1 ...ae Haas, Thweatf, and Robinson get ferocious as Harlem's .Ian Boggs decides to get rid of the ball. I Babcock battles with Robbins and Meador in the B All-Star game with the Bowery. Gashouse-Park Avenue, the runner-up, was able to place first in volleyball, and Bowery took the swimming title. In addition to these team sports, matches in golf, billiards, tennis, football skills, tug-of-war, and other minor events were staged. Skidrow, the sweepstakes champion of 61- 62, won the A division in basketball, going un- defeated in the regular season but losing a tight game to the All-Stars. Bowery finished first in the B division. Softball and track were the last team sports scheduled, but minor events such as table tennis, horseshoes, and handball filled the gap during the second semester. , if Bowery's Keene leaks down- cast as Whitten closes in to prevent a fast break. Dean Meriwether tries for an important point against the A All-Stars. Man! What form! 1 I Bowery's line held Raymond Pritchett but not John Mitchell, who rushes the passer, Howell. Townmen's football tearn went undefeated in league play and downed the All-Stars, 14-0. Don't you DARE touch me!! Some players rely on speed, while others employ deception. 'w nu John Coleman, coach ar Con- way Junior High, helped the faculty to iis 63-59 win against the All-Stars. Sound the collision alarm! FSC? will rw! is , Two Linclas fight for posses- sion of second base. Oh well, you've go! two strikes fu go. Women's intrarnurals, spon- sored by the WBA and directed by chairman Billie Shepherd, enjoyed another fine year of carefully organized activities characterized by wide-spread participation. Team sports in- cluded basketball, volleyball, and softball, while among the individual sports were ping- pong, swimming, and badmin- ton. ACTIVITIES . 1884 530, H' c fF?'4gff?f:fwfT7i4P'f5' TROUBADOUR'S AWARDS FOI Douglas Sillaermang Aliernafe Halloween Queen. Mr. Ferris Bakery World Champion: Nine Man 'Morris Singles 1963. Mac Reese Holmesg Ferris Baker Besi Dressed Man Award .lay Means: George Thompson Pedanfry Award. M- E54 wa QUESTIONABLE ACHIEVEIVIENTS ri: Blrrierp Dale Myers Journalism Prize. Books Hblifieldz Lea Huddlesfon Dance Scholarship. Quinn Martin: Moose-Hassell Medal for Christian Citizenship A M, Ei L Wi W eg J In September we saw tha! freshmen go! off on the right foot. MR. Wei Jock to you, freshman! ...AT A GLANCE 4 1 , 1 :E IE' ' 23 95. 324 Revenge! 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Ju.,-..- ' A ,is ei - -ea.- The Rider played himself. Buz1ard's wild 'K as 4-'th -5. ,., -2' IN WINTER... , ,ny Mrs. Queen and escort. We mourned our dear depa 1 1251-1 '. M f f 1 sw Simon and Brenda made Kampus Kiity a success. ...AND IN 'I H E SPRIN vu I ,il f' 4 i IA ' b Q J v 1 1 'x O Pg: 'Q ANTIGONE Antigone ...- .... L inda Posey Haimon --- ..... Bruce Whitten Ismene .... ........ B oselle Taylor Creon --- ..... Douglas Silberman Sentry ............ ....- B cn-ry Vandiver Teiresias .............. ........ Al English Teiresias' Attendant --- .... Shannon Shock A Messenger ...-... --- Max Hendrick Euridice .......... -- .... --- -- .... Ieanne Prickett Choragus .... .......-........................... A . T. Bell Chorus .... --- Norman Clay, Carolyn Cox, Nancy Dodson, Helen Herr, Helen Van Hook, Becky Iohnson, Diana Martin, Susan McMurry, Duane Stephens, Paul Williams. lf. 'N 1 Z -ll '1 -fi 3355 fi L, ...ad THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST CAST Algernon ..... .............. ....... A l English Icfck ..,--..,.-., ...,..,- .,......... B o b Allen Dr. Chczsuble .... ..... D ouq Silbermun Cec'l D l S 'iii 1 y ..........- Gwendolyn ...... Lady Bracknell Merriman .... Miss Prism ...... Lone ......... ------- cmrene m1 ------- Annette Acord ---------- Kay Monk -------- Terrell Tebbetis Dicmor Gochenour Lunsford Bridges Members of the A Cappella Choir include: Bay Bell, Sharon Bruner, Tony Carroll, Sharon Carter, Becky Coker, William Cooper, Hilma Lou Davis, Lana Dice, Nancy Dodson, Carol Coleman, William Fuller, David Garrison, Iune Gray, Claudia Harrison, Barbara Hooker, Carolyn Kane, Vivian Lawson, Laura Markley, Martha Mitchell, David Moose, Ianet McCutchen, Marjorie McKinnon, Marshall Oathout, Carol Page, Patricia Pearce, Ioey Pruitt, Ted Beveley, Iames Reynolds, Wilandra Stafford, Duane Stephens, Elizabeth Terry, Iack Upton, David Van C-iesen, Duane Van Giesen, Richard Veale, Missey Williarns. These voices from the balcony not only sinq, but th d ll t A CAPPELLA CHOIR ioliyofcltfmexceen H a R U S To smq for the Joy of sinqinq . . . was mms W mass x iii?-'S C?-wzm w a 431 ms m-m ss w ss an ms ms mn ww B ms am! nm B n mn ORCHESTRA With the passing of the Hen- drix Band, we entered a new phase of musical endeavor and achievement . . . The Hendrix Orchestra. The leader, Dr. Ash- ley Coffman, and many of the participants remained the same: not even their names have been changed to protect the innocent. As is indicated by the title, Potpourri U R Board consists of a Wide variety of person- ality types. Ranqing from pedant to pre- the, they edit the art magazine. Iay Means, Carol Oliver, Bob Allen, editor, Pickle White. 35s -s s mnmnmg sis ss' Skies wigs e Wu ecellllegea ile Official Newspzzer of the Student Association of Hendrix liege, Conway, Arkansas Entered at the postoffice at Conway, Arkansas, as second class matter Jan. 21, 1890, under the Act oi' Aug, 24, 1912. Published by the students of Hendrix College weekly throughout the school year except during holidays and examinations. Subscription by mail 53.00 per year Advertising rates upon request Editor ..... --..-- -,,-,..---.in-----,-------- Chris Barrier Agg1gt3,11t , ,,,,,, ,,-,, ,... iii-, ...... ... ........ Dana FOWIBI' Sports ,,.,,,i--,,.,.,.,.-i,, .Timm Fox Jim Rasco, Teddy Jones, Broolix Holifield Ka Rausch Women's sports ...---.. .............-.....--------- -- s--- -- Y Proof ,,,,,,,-,,......,......,..-.,--..- .Teaninne Scott, Joyce Culver, Columnists ....... News staff ....., ,Dottie Blahop,.Marl1yn Orta .....---.- Carol Oliyer, Quinn Martin, Jay Means Johnny Edens --..--- --.. Linda Thrash, Kay Carrol Linda .Tolxn 1, Lewis, Betty Ann Reid, Walter Nunn, Jon Wolfe, Sue Lowder, Gayle Owens, Norma Sue J ohnsnn, Tom Donovan, Bec- ky Johnson, Doy Taylor. Mahlon Maris Filler editor ......... ... ....- ---.. .----- ---- ------ --- Chunk Tarleton Garden editor - ....... - ...... - -.---- ---- ---- ----- - Feature Editor -.. Feature Staff .... Photography staff Bruce Gabe: ---- Missey Williams, Ginny Becker, Ann Filin- treau, Fred Wayland, Norman Clay, Shar- ron Carter, Starr Leatherwood, Sheron Eberle, Jim Dunlap, Ida Wells. -H Bruce Gaber, Walter Nunn, Bill Stroud, Arthur Evans. Business manager ........ -1.-. -.-- ------ ----- ---- 041105 K-T011 ' mfg --------,hu C 1 H to L G1 a on, Scott Car- Bmms B ro'll!,oKirli!y115mi1flli,gllZ'ian Gibb, David Gm-L son, Joe Klein. Faculty-sponsor ,Y ,- .. Y--WW----' -- Paul P- FU!! V use M eye-U sri v W s-E5 TW? s-ex l?B s-s ini suse E l , Q , Q4 ll - is-slim-5, me as NVQ!!! HE, games seg? sexizsaexf mf! sense Chuck Tarleton and Carol Oliver, columnists: Marilyn Orts and Margaret Shaver, proof readers: Kay Carroll, Linda Thrash, Linda Iohn Lewis, and Ionny Wolfe, news Writers. ccollllcege Teddy Iones, sports staff: Norma Sue Iohnson, Becky Iohnson, and Doy Taylor, news staff: Kay Bausch, women's sports editor: and Walter Nunn, news writer. ' -6.-fi s El-Sis' A avg uses? - - --,. 1 w M W if . .V is - s -s R' 'H - E 1 l s ,,, I I is A Q. I? A 5 we W s J ,,Js can X h.w fs sw fin R vs- :,.:a: .M ...,.,.,.,., , mm ! ,gm .,.,., , ew xggsy, er, .: ' :.: ki sy iw .1 L1 Q s H H - 'S - ,. 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Q? ta Z ' Q A 4 . -4 I T W s is - is .fm M H E s 5, is X Q-'sw E sa Q hs-- y hw -,Emmy EE ,.. as . , g H E Q Iii ' E H w - ' is H 1 ' -5 E E ,, - Sag ,gg ,:,,. QM Roselle Taylor, Margaret Shaver, and cover designer, Chris Barrier. Not pic- tured, Marilyn Orts. Bum H M gjggmx ss E555 f -4 aussi B my B . Qiiigt mais H is ' za-as ttttelfii rasmw sw s 3 s --as as ,X ss- ,- 1 -Tl? ' mm WE fs? E52 X 1, t. T, K rl-is Us 2-ga . . BREW an sv. E. Q51-S E gms V s E ss was , 32 is sms Business staff: Doc Shannon, Business Manager: Nancy Dodson, Greg Wil- liams, Linda Nall, Katy Holthoff, Tommy Ivy, Pearce Wilson. Not pictured, Ted Beveley. S Es s ra lf! 1 H W ,rw E M is Q SS A E Q X s it 2 s is lewis i . Lt lik: -fn ,AE .M E 52 KN JZ s Y 1 fi Iamie Bigham, Managing Editorg Louise Cary, Bruce Gaber, Warren Pearce, Arthur Evans, Assistant Editor, Bill Stroud, Editor. and Walter Nunn took the pictures. They drew the layouts, took the pictures, sold the ads, and did endless other things needed to put to- gether an annual. Deadlines squeezed and nerves fray- ed, and the effort went in the mail, the results unknown until the day of delivery. And all the while they had to remember that they were Writing a book - a book that would catch the faces, the feelings, the spirit of a year at Hendrix Col- lege. 'rnouamaoun Lee Minor, Sports Editor, Ronnie McCaskill, Assistant Sports Edi- for. SOCIAL CO NIITTEE 'In N. xp' I First row: Brenda Ingram, Ann Filiatreau, Betty Arm Reid, Miss Wilson, Emily Charles, Linda Thrash, Cathy Davis. Second row: Suzanne Willbanks, Donna Bland, Cathy Engemoen, Pickle White, Hilda Hancock, Gail Peck, Diane Murphey, Ierry Stolz, Virginia Moore, Scott Carroll, Betty Rose Woodcock, Sara Kate Fitzgerald, Bettianne Zander, Carol Hampton, Linda Burrow, Maribeth Woodfin, Doy Taylor. Third row: Norman Clay, Mike Perritt, Frank Wilson, Richard Mann, Richard McKelvey, Iohnny Iohnson, Bill Iohnson, Bill Bozarth, Ark Monroe. Under Emily Charles, the social committee has done an excellent job this year. In her demanding, time-consuming, and often thankless position, Emily has led her com- mittee Well, despite the problems imposed by Hendrix' recent conversion to suitcase college status. am sa W max 'mi H ff W . T: -Effie. 2. ..gQ.L.J-j QM gf' X - ,A--Q EEN' mm. 'E' 'PEZ-X W -S8- K! -.1 lm H 1 X M M E K new M uwsiig kliggiggigimgh . 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ORIENTATION COMMITTEES Front row: Fred McCoy, lack Blackshear, Iimmy Fox, Chuck Chappell, Torn Kirk. Back row: Bob Thomas, Bill Iohnson, Raymond Pritchett, Bob McKinney, Simon Bookout, Robert Cabe, Mahlon Maris, Therral Wilson, Art Iohnson, David Larnpkin, Brooks Holifield, chairman. . , W .. K, M . W N N ,M W, n 55 is QQ: W W f V552 if E Carolyn Edwards, Chairman: Diane Haynie, Marjorie MCKIH J U D I c I B o A R D non, Hilda Hancock, Lana Dice, Linda Cox, Becky Coker, Mary McCarty, Maribeth Woodiin, Miss Freda Lou Wilson, Ianey Hershey. Seated : Iudy CarlLee, Kay Carroll, Molly Gilliland, Linda Iohn Lewis, Pam Aslin, Linda Thrash, Carol Hampton, Sandra Smith. Standing: Miss Freda Lou Wilson, lane Ward, Mary Ann Raq- land, Donna Bland, Suzanne Willbanks, Susan Hefley, lackie Crouch, Dana Fowler, Catherine Ostner, Barbara Galloway, loyce Culver. SOPHOIVIORE COUNCIL V Q ,s .V , ai ' '- RELIGIOUS LIFE AND OONVOOATIONS COMMITTEE 146 STU DENT-FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE Seated: Mrs. Smith, Nancy Dodson, Liz Terry. Standing: Mr. Courtway, David Lampkin. Seated: Mary Claude Hefley, Miss Wilson, Sue Iohnson, Howard Ritchie. Stand- ing: Steve Moseley, Mr. Baker, Dr. Goodloe, Dr. Upton, Mr. McGill, David Moose. l Teated: Mr. Faris, Miss Wilson, Carolyn Edwards, Dr. Iohnson. Standing: Mr. Dlark, Ted Blagq, Mr. Moreno, Chris Barrier, Bob Robinson, Iohn Wheeler. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE STUDENT GOVERNM ENT AND ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTEE Seated: Mac Reese Holmes, Ann Kersten, Bruce Gaber. Standing: Corky Laun- ius, Mr. Faris, Billy Boyd Smith. 1. ua, ' , .dam-. H-w.,.,,f. '.,f-+-w- ii A .1 1 ' T , gm ur 4 9 num Mfg u rumlmul 04 w ww . fi! 45, . 1' g Main K , Jw l 9- gl 'WE is 91? 147 QF if-,f L K 4 Sf 5 Q' EMEA' 231' g :Q x ,. H yy, WJ' 1353, 1 - im.,y-W NME I ., M Q - ..:. Q , 1 an Q. W- g i. 5 V1 . A va 5 I ' 575.-4 ' ' v 5,1 -J Y , 2 . 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Shanks. lewis, Hendrick, Van Hook. 5,5991 Nunn' M'9'iWe'he ' I A' it ,, ,, gs' ' Gewfs K Q: gxxwx., , JUNIORS al.'.'On ,o' 'Og' 0' ' s ax --- ., , 5' H Teddy Jones, president, and Ark Monroe, senator 1 i 4 L. 4 it I 51 in fl Y Q 3 K M, ,st f 2 BROWN GRAY APPLETON Warren ..--....,.,.-....-............--...... Biology MARTHA FRANCES ARENDS Blytheville ,,.-............,.H,.N Elementary Education HAROLD TRUMAN BABER, IR. Arkadelphia ,I .,E.............,..,-E-........-. Biology DENNIS CHARLES BAKER Memphis, Tennessee .oo..,..... Business and Economics LAWRENCE SAMUEL BARDEN Little Rock ....... .. ...... ,l..,, , ,,, ...,..........., Math SUE KATHERINE BARGER Blytheville A.F.B. ................ Elementary Education IERRY ANN BARNETT Llttle Rock .........,.-........................ Biology WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER BARRIER Little Rock .............L.. .- History and Political Science BECKY IEAN BAXTER Little Rock .................................... Biology RAY RICHMOND BELL Nashville, Tennessee ............................ Music IACK LIGON BLACKSHEAR, IR. Paragould .................................... Biology SIMON DECKER BOOKOUT Batesville .............................. Social Science IAMES WINSTON BOST Searcy ..................................... Chemistry WILLIAM HARRY BOZARTH Little Rock ...................................... Math ROBERT MORGAN BRAMBL Fort Smith .................................... Biology ANN MURRY CAMPBELL Benton ..... ...................... P hysical Education WILLIAM ROY CAPPS Gurdon ...................................... Biology CAROLYN GENNETT CHAMBLISS Star City ............-....................,... Biology LARRY WAYNE CHANDLER Crossett ................... History and Political Science CHARLES MILTON CHAPPELL Memphis, Tennessee ...................... --- English JUNIORS EMILY IANE CHARLES Tulsa, Oklahoma .................. ...... S ocicrl Science MARY CAROL COLEMAN Morrilton ....... .- ...........--- --------------- - Music I x xx ,t EEE sim asia Q J U N IO R S CARL EDWARD CRIDER IOIIGSIOOIO .................-............ Social Science DOROTHY LEE CROZIER Trumann .................. ,- ..........-,. ,U Art THOMAS KENT DARWIN Conway -.......,.................... .- ........ Biology CATHY DAVIS DeWitt .......................... Elementary Education MARIE EDRENE DOWNS Texarkana .......... -,---. ....... -- Religious Education PAMELA DUNAWAY Little Rock .... .. .................. Elementary Education IAMES NELSON DUNLAP Little Rock .... - .........-..,,- ,, Y.,.,,,A.,,,, Chemistry IOHN ARNOLD EDENS West Memphis ...... ------ History and Political Science 1 MANFORD LEE EDGINGTON Gravette ..........,....... History and Political Science ELAINE EMANUEL Little Rock .................................... English ELIOT RANSOM FARIS Conway .... ........................... - -- English DENNIS RANDALL FECHER Bee-be --- ................................ Chemistry LARRY MILLS FINCHER Waldo ........................ Businessnnd Economics MICHAEL DoUGLAs'GIilLEsP1E' A f Fort Smith ................-.. .,.............. Math CONNIE RINGEISEN GLOVER Blytheville ......... ...,-.. - .- ............... Chemistry DIANA IUNE GOCHENOUR Newport ........................ - -W ...v.... -- GEORGE EVERETT GREENBERG Beebe M............., -A ...d..... - .,............ Speech Biology CARRY HAAS El Dorado ....e........................ IOE CHRISLEY HACKLER Literature and Philosophy Natural Science Rogers --- ....... or ...... --.- IOHN ROBINSON HAMPTON Little Rock ..........v,.................. ...-.. B loloqy I-IILDA SUE HANCOCK - Monticello ..-.-s..,, , S- ....i.....,... .. .... --- Enqhsh NANCY HAMILTON HARDGRAVE San Mateo, California .......................... French HARRY MCKINLEY HARMON Corning ......... - s........................... Biology JUNIORS SUSAN ELIZABETH HARTRICK Hamburg -.-........... ....... . . ...... Q .......... Math MAC REESE HOLMES F0TdYCe --- - -.-..---.-.- .--- Business and Economics JUNIORS NATHAN HARVEY HOOKER ST- FTCIIICIS -....H.......M....,........... Social Science DAVID TEMPLETON HUBBARD FOIT Smith -..-... .- .....,...... Business and Economics THOMAS TUCKER IVY Montezuma, Tennessee .....,H.,.........,, Psychology FLOYD DALE IAYCOX St. Louis, Missouri ..........,..........,.,,....., Math ARTHUR DAVIS IOHNSON Little Rock ................. History and Political Science WILLIAM EDWARD IOHNSON Crossett - ..............,Lv..... - ........ Social Science THEODORE MEAD IONES, IR. Hope ..........L.............LL Business and Economics ROBERT LEE KERR Little Rock .... ................... - ,-- ..., Biology IAMES BURNELL KINDERMAN Little Rock -...-..-............ Business and Economics PHILIP M. LAUNIUS West Helena ........................... --- Psychology MARY ANN LEE Little Rock .... ...................... - -- Phllisophy 4 ELLIS EDWARD LEEK Dumas ,-,, -,,,..,,,...,...... B usiness and Economics IOHNNYE SMITH LEWIS Clinton .,,..,...,..,.,,.......... Elementary Education LAWRENCE PAYNE MALPICA Conway ..,.,,., 4- ...-........ - Business and Economics Benton .......,............ - - Booneville Texarkana Little Rock Little Rock ---M-L--------H----,,l---------- ---- Music ERNEST WALTER MANER Literature and Philosophy LAURA ANN MARKLEY DIANA MARIE MARTIN ---------e-----------.----------- --, Speech RICHARD LAMAR MASSIE Biology THEODORE HART MAYER --H.- ............. History and Political Science RICHARD EARLE MCKELVEY Paragould ........ -, .....,.,,, ,, ------------,.,, Biology IULIA ELAINE MELTON SGCIICY .... .....,. - .----.--. ..,,L ,, Elementary Education MARTHA LYNN MITCHELL Waldo --- .,.o................ ,.- Elementary Education THOMAS ARK MONROE Magnolia ....-.,lL.. - ...... History and Political Science Lonoke ....................... JUNIORS ROBERT LOUIS MOORE Religion and Philosophy RUSSELL HAYWOOD MOORE Blytheville ......................... -. .......... English JUNIORS L -A 1 I A .1 -t X A ' HUGH STEPHENS MosELEY C' Warren L .....AW--4......H,-,,.---- M,!,,,----- B ioloqy RICHARD PAXTON MOSS Columbus, Georgia ,.,,,.,,,,.g,-------,--Y --- Mqth wt? 158 S LARRY DAVID MOUDY Belleville ...M.................. Business and Economics SARA DIANE MURPHEY Little Rock .... .- .................. Elementary Education BETTY RUTH MYERS Marion .... E.D....,.,.....o,.. E lernentary Education IOE IERRY NICHOLS Pea Ridge ..... V- .............. Religion and Philosophy WALTER NUNN Crossett --- .............. History and Political Science GLENDA GAIL PECK Little Rock ..............,L,L..............LLLL English LUCY IANE PENDERGRASS North Little Rock ........v.... -L ......------ --- BIOIOQY MICHAEL RANDOLPH PERRITT Crosseff --H-A,--n----d ,,-- H istory cmd Political Science IOHN RICHARD POWERS, III Rogers ...L ........ . -.....--- - - --------- --- PSYCh0l09Y IOHN RICHARD PRATT Wilson ------g---n4---- A--g---- , - -,u--,,.., - Chemtstry MARCUS I ONES RACKLEY Conway YA----g--- -4-d ----, , , -- LIIGICIIUTS Und ANITA KAY RAUSCH H Q Little Rock ---,--g---- ,--,---- --A,,,, P h ysical Education is m iw iw S' MICHAEL COLE REESE E1 Dorado ..................... .- ......... --- Bioloqy BETTY ANN REID Holly Grove ..,...--..-- -, ....,... Elementary Education IACKSON STEPHENS ROBBINS San Antonio, Texas ....... ,- .................... Physics MICHAEL CLINTON ROBERSON Searcy ......................... .- .............. Biology RONALD GLENN ROBERTS Huntsville .................................... Biology ROBERT LAFAYETTE ROBINSON, IR. Newport ......L............... Literature and Philosophy LARRY EDWARD SCHNEIDER Conway -, ......L.... -. .L.....LL..L.....,..,..-. Pre-Iaw HARRY LEE SHANNON Star City ..... ..-,- ........,..s............... Chemistry BILLIE RUTH SHEPHERD Gould .---- -Am , - ..... .-----...--- Physical Education JUNIORS IAMES DOUGLAS SMITH Forrest City .,,,, ,un s,w,, ,, N,-----,---- H----- P re-med IONATHAN MARK SPRADLEY I-iffle ROCIC .......va V--.. ........- Business and Economics Qc? J U N I0 R S MARTHA WILANDRA STAFFORD E1 Dorado R.....,......,W...,..,,..,-.,,...g,. English ROBERT DUANE STEPHENS Forrest City ........,...E....... -, ..,, - ME,. ,... E nglish IETER LEE STINNETT Gurdon ............E............ -............. B ioloqy WILLIAM HARVEY STROUD MCGeI'1ee ...............,.. History cmd Political Science IAMES CARL TANKERSLEY, III Enqlcmd c......cc......c... - c..........c...L.. Biology ROBERT HUNT THOMAS Mcrrshcxll, Texots .L...,-..,...L-....,....,... Chemistry WILLIAM LEWIS TIDMORE Little Rock ...L,....-... L, ...,... -.------.--,----- Biology EDWIN EARL TUCKER Clorksville -A - iv .i.......c, ,ML ---- .Li, L- Chemistry w BRENDA IOAN TURNER Tuckermon ..................cc -. ......... -. --- E1'1q1iSh E A DAVID LEE VAN GIESEN , West Plums, Missouri ...........c..-......-. c...-.- A If DUANE LEROY VAN GIESEN West Plcuns, Missouri ................... ....--- E I1Q'1iSl'1 RICHARD ELLIS VEALE PC1115 --H -------kM-------- M ----YH-- MUSIC Ed'llCGl1OT1 MARY LOUISE WARREN Morrilfon yL-------A-4----,-,-. ,H Elementccry Education TI-IERESA IEAN WATKINS Benton U- ------m.H-------,-, U Elementary Education Z . KEMP ELLISON WHISENHUNT, IR. Blytheville --.-,..,............ Business and Economics GREGORY LYNN WILLIAMS Egypt ,--,--.-----,,s...... History and Political Science HARLEY ALLEN WILLIAMS Ozark ..........,,,Lc...... History and Political Science IIMMIE DALE WILLIAMS Searcy --- .......-...-....... Business and Economics TI-IERRAL EDWARD WILSON Tyler, Texas ....,..L.,........ Literature and Philosophy MARIBETI-I WOODFIN Brinkley .... ...... - ..... . .. .... Elementary Education RUTH LEE WOODS Port Arthur, Texas cL.,....l....Lic............. Biology IAMES WILLIAM YANCEY Marianna ....... -. .Lc......................cLc Pre-med 1 JUNIORS SUSAN MAY ZAI-IN Little Rock ...... - c.L....... ., .....LL Religious Education BETTIANNE ZANDER Little Rock ..... ................. E lementary Education 8 53363g'fQl -. ' 1384 opd. 'T qv ...... R20 Cathy Engemoen, Mario Mahomed, Wilandra Stafford, Sue Barger, Paul Williams, Ginny Becker, David Moose, Louise Cary, Larry Burden, Iim Wyre, Ioyce Culver, Sharon Tanner, Ian Boggs, Melvin Gray, Dr. Goodloe, Sandy Smith. S. C. A Under the leadership of David Moose and Larry Barden and the guidance of Dr. Goodloe, the Student Christian Association met our eyes with gaudy signs and gaudier cliches proclaiming the creed of conformance to non-conformity. At picture time We boasted a beard, a shaved head, and one happy South American. PRE-THES A few years hence, we will take our place among the smiling black-suited saints who Visit the campus each year to confer and stop to seek us out with lusty greetings and messages from home. This summer, as youth directors of Arkansas Methodist churches, many of us will begin conditioning for the long trail ahead. Howard Ritchie is president, and Dr. Upton and Dr. G-oodloe sponsor this organization. Carolyn Hardin, Lana Dice, Martha Mitchell, Edrene Downs, Diane Prince, Bonnie Knight, Howard Ritchie, Dr Upton, Dr. Goodloe. GOVERNMENT CLUB Under the leadership of lohn Vifheeler, this organization served to promote student interest in government and poli- tics. A trip was arranged to Arkansas' legislative side show, and We hoped for the day when Arkansas politi- cians might remind us more of Lincoln and Iefferson and less of Barnum and Bailey. sl? i TOWN NI Second semester brought ct new surge of life to this nebulous organization as the Redneck took over the reins as president. There was no keg party in Dr. Stee1's living room, but pickin' cmd singin' crdded color cmd ccrsh to Kctmpus Kitty. N E A The Student National Education Association is an or - - I I qanization for prospective teachers. Dent Gitchel and Powell Hines keep the group active while Mary Claude Hefley, the president, and Mrs. Woods try to keep it peace- ful. First row: Carol Oliver, Ma Cl d H fl G ry au e e ey, Wen.Meyer, Iarnie Bigham. Second row: ton, Brenda Turner, Betty Ann Reid, Dottye Bishop, Molly Gilliland. Marilyn Coats, lulia Mel- C A F E R I A M E N llglfqpioggaine ptwenty-eight . . . Cafe- First row: Simon Bookout, Mr. Nooner, Teddy Iones, headwaiterg Iohn Bone, Ralph Ligon, Harvey Hooker, Walter Schwarz. Second row: Raymond Williams, Ieff McLean, George Greenberg, Bob Allen, Bill Bozarth, Iohn Taunton, Mike Perritt, Fred Van Hook, Richard McKelvey, Dent Gitchel, Claude Barron, Ken Babcock, lack Turner, Wiley Bar- ron. Third row: Tenny Howell, Don Hughes, Gary Haas, Bill Iohnson, Bob Hawkins, Glen Roberts, Glen Douglas. PLAYERS I! ' H w x 1'-,t 'w.,,,1 ' :J E V, 1.125 President Iohn Powers and the Hendrix Players have Roselle Taylor, lack Singleton, lane Ward, Iohn Pow- strutted and fretted their hour upon the stage or per- ers, Terrell Tebbetts, Linda Nall, Carolyn Lewis, Iohnny haps behind the stage. They are the carriers of one of Iohnson, Ie-anne Claire Prickett. the finest of Hendrix traditions, excellence in the antic arts. yi S WN' z ,,,f as 2-5, Z G' KA 5 Y X 1 , 'H 333 X - '? my KM, sawn First row: Donna Bland, Billie Ruth Shepherd, Betty c L U B Hose Woodcock. Second row: Miss Doris Horton, Linda Hall, Kay Bausch, Charleen Meyer, Sandy Smith. First row: Linda Hall, Virginia Moore, Mary lane lami- son. Second row: Sherron Eberle, Ann Piliatreau, Miss Horton, Iulie Boyd, Annette Williams, Sandy Smith, R 1 I I l Wanda Tharp. 3 W Esgiggs 533558 BEEEEHBLE .B WEEQS EHV--:E,'.m .ffm ,Q waging Iqg, ggi L M L it W 2 M A wx 5 21... 1153 3 - K .as-if . Q .23 Q i if i t stame ns 1. H J K H 5-Hg :EI..,rf:f ss mi- if . M E f L., E Q sa , 1 s L I . If -Q 2 Q - H T gr fy - .'.4'3:f51 K HYENAQ A-'1H?'S1lQ-svvsl L sg? sssmfgsls' Xml -5-. ss is is ,Hs NHSEM M . ass is ..J.i-... K-f 1 fa : A - . 5 - 5 ,,H,-:Hgff,:s.Wfasx , gage E 5 E M' H iii N tl H E E S E K E H g 5 5 :QE gssw? gamma s E :Fi .3 ' E 1:?::e'fls si as Tis d Blaqg Carolyn Edwards, Annette Accord Second row' First row: Mary Claude Hefley, Cathy Davis, T Barbara Goad, Darlene Smith, Susan Hefley, Ann Kersten, Teddy Iones, Billy Boyd Smith. Fourth row: Kay Bausch, Chris Barrier, Buddy Iohnson. BOOSTER CLUB 9 1 . . Elaine Emanuel, Pickle White. Third row: Maribeth Woodfin, The Booster Club, of which Billy Boyd Smith is pres- ident, is a select group of school-spirited students. Mem- bers are chosen each year from the masses by the club, and thus the riff-raff is excluded. We always boost, never knock and . . . Say! Who's that smiling BC baby standing behind Kay? THE Twice a year, men who have let- tered in varsity sports may enter the H-Club, after a week of initia- tion. The initiation involves being paddled, wearing an H around your neck, and gnawinq on an onion. This entitles the members to initiate the new members the next year. CLUB First row: Bill Stroud, Kent Ritchie, Ed Dilworth, A. T. Bell, Larry Fincher, Raymond Pritchett president Iim Rasco, Tommy Reeves, Iim Kinderrnan. Second row: Eddie McNutt, Steve Moseley, Ian Boggs Buddy Poole Wayne Kinder, Bob McKinney, Therral Wilson, Iohn Bone, Ronnie McCaskill, Don Wier, Lea Huddleston A L P H A T A U These freshmen and sophomores boast at least one three point. A few of them will make Alpha Chip most of them will gradu- ate: some of them will graduate from Hen- drix. Bruce Whitten is president ot this group. First row: Louise Cary, Marilyn Orts, Diane Haynie, Starr Leatherwood, Annalee Conyers, Ianey Hershey, Mary McCarty. Second row: Virginia Moore, Mary lane Crum, Nancy Dodson, Carol Carpenter, Roselle Taylor, Dana Fowler, Betty Ward. Third row: Carol Page, Sidney Turner, Lana Dice, Ann Manasco, Sherron Eberle, Pam Polete, Carolyn Hardin. Fourth row: Hilma Lou Davis, Bruce Whitten, Ronnie Knight, Terrell Tebbetts, Brian Gaskill, Tenny Howell, David Garrison, Carol Hampton. Fifth row: Ioe Miller, Dick Hill, Marshall Oathout, Bob Frese, Buddy Wyre, Ioe Klein, Ted Beveley. Sixth row: Tommy Teague, Glen Douglas, lohnny Iohnson, Bill Sims, Max Hendrick, lock Cobb, Vonnie Graham, Louis Ederington, Ieff McLean. 3 F E Carol Coleman, Martha Mitchell, Carol Carpenter, Diane Prince, Laura Mark- ley, Kay Bible, Iudy CarlLee, Claudia Harrison, Marjorie McKinnon, president: Betty Ward. The Epsilon Zeta chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon chooses its members on the basis of musicianship, scholarship, and character. It is a nation- al honorary music sorority. MU PHI EPSILON AL ENGLISH ANNETTE HELEN BOB ALLEN LYMAN A. T. BELL DON BUELL President ACORD VAN HOOK DIANA BARGER LLEWELYN MARTHA GLORIA Vice President Secretary GOCHENOUR BUDDY McKINNIE MITCHELL BURFORD BILL CAROL IEANNE IOHNSON VICKY IANE WARD KAY MONK BOZARTH COLEMAN PRICKETT DARLENE THOMPSON LINDA IOHN SMITH POSEY POWERS Alpha Psi Omega is a national fraternity recognizing those students who are interested and active in college dramatics. This Hendrix group annually produces various student-directed productions and APOPS awards honor those outstanding performances and back-stage achievements by members and non-members alike. Orchids to the members of this organization who contributed to the success of Antigone and The Importance of Being Earnest. ALPHA PSI OMEGA ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Sponsored by Mr. Raymond, Alpha Epsilon Delta serves a two-fold purpose in honoring outstanding pre- medical and predental students and providing monthly programs of stimulation cmd interest for the modem followers of Appollo. Most of them will make it through medical school, too - barring Democratic landslides and Benzedrine reactions. DAYNE HASSELL President DOC SHANNON HARRY HARMON MIKE GEORGE ANN STEVE BILL CAPPS RONN IE ROBERSON GREENBERG BARNETT MOSELEY DARLENE DEAL Vice President Treasurer SecretC1TY IQHN HOT-T BECKY STEVE LARRY BONE ROGER HAMPTON BAXTER WRIGHT BONE 'fi Qftfist' w .f i 3. 5, ' 5: 4'- 'rr 'G' Q. L LARRY STEVE FINCHER MOSELEY Outstanding men of the jimior and senior classes are selected an- nually for membership in Blue Key, a national honor fraternity, spon- sored by Dr. Burvin C. Alread, promoting service to school, enrichment of student life, and ambition for personal improvement. Toward these goals, Blue Key shares with its sister organization, Cardinal Key, the financial responsibility for a hundred dollar scholarshp awarded year- ly to a promising and deserving student - which should iust about get him out of the bookstore. BILLY BOYD SMITH LARRY BARDEN TED BLAGG ARK MONROE RAYMOND PRITCHETT BOB ROBINSON WALTER NUNN CHRIS HACKLER BUDDY POOLE BILL IOHNSON BILL BOZARTH BRUCE GABER TED IONES IOHN BONE CAPP SHANKS IACK BLACKSHEAR MAHLON MARIS CHUCK CHAPPELL lIM FOX BROOKS DAYNE IOHN Recording HOLIFIELD HASSELL WHEELER Secretory- President Vice President Corresponding Treasurer Secretary E' '44 i S. .L a a 1 RQ- K 4 Wi 4 KAY MONK Treasurer ELAINE EMANUEL VICKY MARIBETH THOMPSON WOODFIN President Vice President CARDINAL KEY Sponsored by Dr. Helen Hughes, Cardinal Key annually selects from the junior and senior classes Women out- standing in service, character, and lead- ership, and in cooperation with Blue Key sponsors events which promote the interests of the college. Somehow, though, the garlands seem to fall at other tables - next year? KAY RAUSCH Corresponding Secretory DELORES ESCARRE Recording Secretory ANN ETTE LINDA ACORD PQSEY CAROLYN EDWARDS DIANA GOCHENOUR HILDA HANCOCK DARLENE SMITH DIANE MARY ANN DIANA PICKLE MURPHY LEE MARTIN WHITE BARBARA I EANNE ANNA BELLE BETTIANN E GOAD PRICKETI' DENT ZANDER LARRY BONE ROGER BONE CHUCK CHAPPELL RONNIE DEAL ANNA BELLE DENT BRUCE GABER DAYNE ELAINE LARRY President HASSELL EMANUEL BARDEN Vice President Secretary Treasurer This is the upper ten percent, the aristocracy of coffee cups and all- night cramrninq. Alpha Chi honors with membership those juniors cmd seniors Whose academic achievements have earned them the respect of ALPHA fs: V ..,,,.,..,, 1 :.- 5-5 I 'I lrr. I MIKE BARBARA CHRIS BROOKS GILLESPIE GOAD HACKLER HOLIFIELD STEVE IOHNNY RICHARD VICKY RICHARD WRIGHT WHEELER VEALE THOMPSON SMITH all Who hcrve learned at their sides. Dr. Richcrrd Ycrtes, Miss Mczrqcr Brock- A hcxgen, cmd Mr. Albert Raymond sponsor the activities of this hand-picked IEANNE intelliqentsia. CLAIRE PRICKETT C H I WALTER N UNN BOB MOORE MAC REESE MARY ANN I..LEWELLYN WALTER IULIA HOLMES LEE MCKINNIE MANER MELTON BEAUTIES 1aa4 1,0 UD .S7Ll!66lLA6dJ't It has not been Troubadour's purpose this year to feed a multitude of undernourished egos. Perhaps We have fed you salt where syrup was expected. For this We do not apologize. The student body could have made no greater con- tribution to the success of Troubadour than the selec- tion of our sweetheart, Miss Kay Monk. You know her. Your have selected her. Kay is one person upon whom We could heap lavish and honest praise, but our Words are weaklings. Our tlattery would be absurd. 'Wg ' is sg Jo, mir sf 1 wg X W WEE? E :sms smM'A WM I QM - W MM Rauf, f 3 N' , fx? F Q, ii md oanzia l9o5ey Rauf, V, mu fbiane .Jlvlaynie 29 Zim, WMA .kgfala ..AlancocA ML? V E 'lu an 5-fxrx Q M1 M Rauf, is -wiggwn FE A5 -u fw- g . 2 -: A552931 -hw gags! 'Mi ji? 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M szfwss M Lama H seam XL H55 mn am ss xx v jug. N rm a gsm H gm an Nmwmgm ,msg X MQ H Q fa msgs mm JE W sealy XZZEH a Q fm s a .' .555 T, .HQ nm :W mm mlm me mn na mm a mm m m', Ewa J' a 1 ss-xx Q x as rm: X xx -2 M Mfawyi L li , 1 5, 3- KAY MONK, a religious education maior from Hot Springs and assistant head resident of Raney Hall, has been a familiar figure in the union and at all school sponsored functions. She has been a member of Card- inal Key, Booster Club, Hendrix Players, and Alpha Psi Omega while at Hendrix, and has served on Sopho- more Council, the Galloway House Council, SCA cabi- net, and as chairman of the 1961-1962 Social Commit- tee. ln 1962 she was a Homecoming maid and Hallo- ween Queen. During her senior year, Kay was a member of the Valentine Court, and the student body selected her to be the 1963 Troubadour Sweetheart. WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIE5 VICKY THOMPSON, a French maior from Little Rock, has Raney Hall. During her first two years at Hendrix, she was voted both Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore Woman. She has served on the Women's Orientation Committee, Potpourri staff, and as president of Gallo- way Tau, also was president of Cardinal Key. She has great interest and talent in the field of art, and her paintings have held prominent spots in all Hendrix art shows. Vicky has participated in the honors program and was awarded a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship. AND CDLLEGES held the position of assistant head resident of Hall. Besides being an active member of Alpha Hendrix Players, SCA, and the Chapel Choir, she was active in Booster Club and Alpha Chi and TED BLAGG, a history and political science maior from Little Rock, has served as junior class senator and, as a senior, as president of the student body. While at Hendrix, he has been active in Blue Key, the Government Club, the Booster Club, and the Student Government and Organizations Committee. Ted has served as headwaiter of the dining hall, and he has been the recipient of a Hoerner Scholarship. if 7 ss .-shag JOHN WHEELER, a history and political science maior from Camden, has actively worked in Alpha Chi, Blue Key, and the Booster Club. He has also been an active member of Alpha Tau, the Concert Band, and the Government Club. During his iunior year, John served as business manager for the Trouba- dou r. . ' i W M . . - , 2 ' - l,iiW Q Tiny, , A-liste ii iifw . ,jimi 1 V M li vie Q, ,gm in ll.. ill A as f BRUCE GABER, a chemistry maior from Little Rock, won the freshman Chemistry Award during his first year at Hendrix. He has served as sophomore class senator and, as a iunior, as vice-president of the student body. He has been active in Alpha Tau and Blue Key, and he served as president of Alpha Chi during his senior year. Bruce has also served as a feature editor of the Profile and on the Troubadour photography staff. i 203 LINDA POSEY, a speech maior from Crossett, has served as assistant head resident of Galloway Hall during her senior year at Hendrix. She has been an active member of Cardinal Key, the Booster Club, and Alpha Psi Omega, and she has also served as chairman of Sophomore Council, on the Galloway House Council, and on the Social Committee. As a senior, she was elected Valentine Queen by the student body, and she was selected, again by the student body, to be one of the Troubadour beauties. Linda has often held leading roles in maior produc- tions and plays. 'Q ship. 5 6- f X I saw' 2 lv WHO'S WHO JEANNE CLAIRE PRICKETT, an English maior from Benton, has been an active member of Alpha Chi, Cardinal Key, Booster Club, and Alpha Psi Omega. During her years at Hendrix, she has served on the Raney House Council and on the Profile staff. She has also been active in Alpha Tau and the Hendrix Players. While at Hendrix, she has been seen in many plays and has worked on many of the play crews. Jeanne Claire has received both the Cardinal Key Scholarship and the National Methodist Scholar- BROOKS HOLIFIELD, a literature and philosophy maior from Conway, has served as president of Blue Key, chairman of the Men's Orientation Committee, president of Alpha Tau, and as president of the iun- ior class. Brooks received a Danforth Award for four years of graduate study and, in addition, a Wood- row Wilson Fellowship to aid in the first year of study in his field. IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES DAYNE HASSELL, a biology maior from Little Rock, received the freshman mathematics award during his freshman year, and during his second year at Hendrix he received the honor of being elected Outstanding Sophomore Man. He has also worked on the Religion Life and Convocations Committee. Dayne received a McClure Scholarship and has been active in the honors program. SENIGRS .-- F?f.F-'o A X fWQif x4Q4at .5 1884 2 'Z P 5. AmU'..-- SENIORS CHARLES GAINES POOL Memphis, Tennessee Psychology President, Senior Classy Blue Key, 4, H-Club, 1,2,3.4,: Football, 1,2p Track, 1. CAPP FRANK SHANKS, IR. Conway History and Political Science Senator, Senior Classy Blue Key, 47 Debate Team, 3,4g Townmen, l,2,3,4,CPresident, 3.35 Social Committee, 3. ALICE ANNETTE ACORD Little Rock Speech and Drama Alpha Psi Omega, 2,3,4, Vice-president, 4, Homecoming Maid, 3,47 Booster Club, 4, Hendrix Players, lg Cardinal Key, 4. ROBERT EDWARD ALLEN,-IR. Pine Bluff Art Alpha Psi Omega, 4, Director, Wesley's Order of Morning Prayer, 2,3,47 Student Vestry for Canterbury Club. 41 Hendrix Players, 3,41 Potpourri, art editor, 3, editor, 4. BETTY I EAN ANDERSON North Little Rock English AWALTER GLENN ARMSTRONG Little Rock Biology HENRYETTA BAILEY Lonoke Elementary Education SNEA, l,2,3,4p Halloween Queen, 2, Orientation Com- mittee,3p Choristers, 1,2,3g SCA, l,2. LYMAN ECHOLS BARGER Blytheville A.F.B. Music Alpha Psi Omega, 3,45 Band, l,2,3,4p Hendrix Players, 1, 2,3,4g SNEA, 47 Intercollegiate Band, 2,3,4. WILEY LEE BARRON Rison Business and Economics Cafeteria Men, 2,3,4. ALVIN TIMS BELL, IR. Lepanto Physics Alpha Psi Omega, 4: I-I-Club, 2,3,4, vice-president, 47 Couch Hall Dorm Council, 37 Track, 1,47 Hendrix Players, 1,2,3. ALICE KAY BIBLE St. Louis, Missouri English Iudiciary Board, 17 Mu Phi Epsilon, 1,2,3,47 Alpha Tau, 1,27 Dormitory Council, 47 Dean's List, 2. TED BLAGG Little Rock History and Political Science Senate President, 47 Blue Key, 3,47 Class Senator, 37 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 47 Booster Club, 3,4. IAN PARR BOGGS Paragould Physical Education Basketball, 37 Track, 1,2,3,47 H-Club, 47 SNEA, 3,47 SCA, 2,3. LINNIE DIANE BOND Texarkana, Tex. History and Political Science Transfer from Texas Tech, 27 Dormitory Council, 2,37 Government Club, 3.4, Secretary, 4. IAMES LARRY BONE Bald Knob Chemistry Football7 Alpha Chi7 Alpha Epsilon Delta: Alpha Tau. IOI-IN BROWN BONE Ashdown Biology Blue Key7 H-Clubp Football, 17 Intramural Football A11- Stars, 47 Social Committee, 4. SENIORS SENIORS X ROGER CONLEY BONE Bald Knob Biology Class President, ly Alpha Chi, 3,47 Alpha Epsilon Delta, 3,45 Football, lg Alpha Tau, 1,2. IAMES SYDNEY BRIDGES Pine Bluff Business and Economics Swimming, 3,45 H-Club, 45 Town Men, 2,3,4g Transfer from Henderson State Teachers College, 1. LUNSFORD WILLIAMSON BRIDGES Pine Bluff Business and Economics Transfer from Vanderbilt, 2. BETTYE LOU BRYLES North Little Rock Social Science Cheerleader, 25 Social Committee, 3: Government Club, 47 SNEA, 4. DONALD GENE BUELL Fort Smith Psychology Alpha Psi Omega, 2,3,4p Hendrix Players, l,2,3,4p Psy- chology Club, 1,2. GLORIA SUE BURFORD Pine Bluff French Vice-president, Haney Hall, 35 Alpha Psi Omega, 3.4, Dorm Council, 2,37 Hendrix Players, 2,3,4p SNEA, 1,4. ROBERT D. CABE Benton Business and Economics Orientation Committee, 3, Government Club, 3: Hendrix Players, 3: President, Millar Hall, Z. IOHN CALDWELL CALHOUN Little Rock Literature and Philosophy DERIN SANFORD CAPLENA Brinkley English ROBERT ALLEN CARD Little Rock Business and Economics Intramural Football All-Stars, 2,45 SCA, lp Intramural Softball All-Stars, 3, Dorm Council, 3,4. ROBERT ANTHONY CARROLL Murfreesboro Music MARILYN ANN COATS Lonoke Elementary Education SCA, 17 Hendrix Players, ly SNEA, l,Z,3,4, Historian, 2, and Treasurer, 3. LINDA ALDRIDGE COX Little Rock Physical Education Dorm Council, 2,3,4, Raney Hall President, 4: Iudiciary Board, 4, PEM Club, 1,Z,3,4, President, 4, Women's Re- creation Association, 1,2,3,4, Chairman, 3, Booster Club, 4. EDITH FAYE CROUCH Conway English . Orientation Committee, 2. FREDERICK ERVIN DACUS lonesboro Business and Economics Orientation Committee, Z. WILLIAM CLYDE DAVIS Morenci, Arizona Business and Economics Cafeteria Men, 37 Tennis, 1,2,4: Town Men, l,2. gm m s W5 as SENIORS DAVEY RONALD DEAL Little Bock Chemistry Alpha Chi, 3,47 Alpha Epsilon Delta, 3,47 Transfer from Georgia Tech, 27 Town Men, 45 Government Club, 2,3,4g Dean's List, 1,Z,3,4. GILBERT ORVILLE DEAN, IR. Little Rock Natural Science Transfer from Little Rock University, Golf, 35 Town Men, 4. ANNA BELLE DENT North Little Rock History and Political Science Alpha Chi, 3, 47 Cardinal Key, 4, Alpha Tau, l,2,p Trouba- dour Beauty, 2, Halloween Queen, 1. FRANK IONES DUTTON, IR. Batesville Physics CAROLYN SUE DUTY St. Charles Elementary Education SNEA, l,2,3,4g Social Committee, Z,3. DOUGLAS OTIS EASON A Selma E1'1Q'liSl'1 CABOLYN BAE EDWARDS Little Rock Elementary Education Transfer from Little Rock University: Carmen Estes Mem- orial Awarclg Iudiciary Board Chairman, 47 Booster Club, 47 SNEA. BONNIE CECILE ELGIN Texarkana, Texas EI1q1iS1'1 ALAN CRAIG ENGLISH Little Rock Speech and Drama Alpha Psi Omega, 2,3,4, President, 45 Hendrix Players, l,2,3.4g Booster Club, 4g Orientation Committee, 2, SNEA, 4. DELORES ANITA ESCARRE Prescott Elementary Education Carmon Estes Award, 37 Cardinal Key, 3,45 Booster Club, 3,45 Chapel Choir, l,2,3p Judiciary Board, 3. MYRA LILLIAN FARMER Dumas English IAMES NICHOLAS FOX Paris Math Booster Club, 2,3,4, President, 35 Blue Key, 3,4, Secretary, 47 Social Committee, 1,27 Class President, Z7 Profile, l,2,3,4, Sports Editor, 3,4. BRUCE PAUL GABER Little Rock Chemistry Blue Key, 4: Alpha Chi, 3,4, President, 4: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 47 Senate, 2.3, Vice- President, 37 Freshman Chemistry Award. BEVERLY IEAN GAY Little Rock English Orientation Committee, 3,45 Homecoming Maid, 4, Raney Hall Secretary, 47 SNEA, l,2,3,4g SCA, Z. WALLACE DENTY GITCHEL Little Rock Social Science SNEA, 47 Chapel Choir, 27 Vice-President of Town Men, 45 Martin Hall Dorm Council, 27 Transfer from Little Rock University 1. CARL DAVID GLOVER Hot Springs Biology SENIORS SENIORS BARBARA ANN GOAD Marked Tree Business and Economics Assistant Head Resident, Galloway Hall, 47 Cardinal Key, 4: Booster Club, 47 Troubadour Beauty finalist, 47 Alpha Chi, 3,4. IUNE PENCE GRAY Magnolia Elementary Education IULIA LON GRIFFIN Little Rock English Booster Club, 3,47 Social Committee, Z,3,4g Dorm Council, 2,3. I AMES GUY HANKINS Foreman Social Science BEVERLY BURROUGHS HARRISON Fordyce Physical Education Orientation Committee: Social Committee: PEM Clubg SNEAp Troubadour Beauty finalist. DAYNE DANIEL HASSELL, IR. Mabelvale Biology Alpha Epsilon Delta, 3,4, President, 47 Blue Key, 3,4, Vice-President, 4: Alpha Chi, 3,4, Vice-President, 47 Wes- leyan Fellowship, l,2,3,4, President, 3: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 4. MARION POWELL I-IAZZARD DeWitt Chemistry WILBUR DON HEARD Benton Bioloev MARY CLAUDE HEFLEY Little Rock Elementary Education Sophomore Council, 27 Booster Club, 3,47 SNEA, Z,3,4, President, 47 Raney Hall Treasurer, 27 Social Committee, 2. AGNES SUE HOECH Little Rock English Judiciary Board, 17 Sophomore Council, 27 Alpha Tau, 27 Social Committee, 2,37 Orientation Committee, 4. KENNETH LEE HOLEMAN Little Rock Business and Economics Basketball, 17 Intramural Basketball All-Stars, 3. E. BROOKS HOLIFIELD Conway Literature and Philosophy Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 47 Class President, 37 Blue Key, 3,4, President, 47 Orienta- tion Committee, 2,4, Chairman, 47 Alpha Chi, 3,4, Re- gional Representative, 3. DARLENE ANN HOLT Iacksonville Biology Alpha Epsilon Delta, 2,3,47 Alpha Tau, Z7 Student-Faculty Relations Committee, 37 Choristers, 1,47 SNEA, l,Z. LEA STANLEY HUDDLESTON Brinkley Social Science Track, l,Z,3,47 H-Club, 1,2,3,4. BRENDA DIANE IN GRAM Conway Art Outstanding Freshman, 17 Kampus Kitty Chairman, 47 Sophomore Council, 27 Orientation Committee, 47 Social Committee, 2,4. CAROLYN SUE IOHNSON Malvern Elementary Education Band, 1,2,3,47 Booster Club, 47 Religious Life and Con- vocation Committee, 3,47 Troubadour, 37 Hendrix Players, 1,Z,3,4. SENIORS Y' 'fha wry: SENIORS avg in ..,, ., W? as B s is : tv - is - s Qs E E' semis wtftm 3 xi IAMES RAPHE IOHNSON Crossett History and Political Science Booster Club, 3,4, Reporter, 47 Troubadour, 37 Alpha Psi Omega, 47 Couch Hall Dorm Council, 3,47 Government Club, Z,3,4. ROBERT DALLAS KEENE Little Rock Chemistry Football, 1,27 Intramural Basketball, 37 Cafeteria Men, l,2,3,47 Booster Club, 2,3,4. DOYLE KELLEY Fort Smith Business and Economics MARGARET I ANE KELLEY Benton Biology Women's Recreation Association, 17 Orientation Commit- tee Chairman, 37 Troubadour, 1,27 Orientation and Ad- visers Committee, 3,4. PARTRICIA ANN KERSTEN Hamburg History and Political Science Troubadour, 3, Associate Editor7 Associate Business Man- ager of the Profile, 27 Publications Committee, 47 Booster Club, 47 Government Club, 3,4. WAYNE GOLDEN KINDER Srnackover Business and Economics Football, 1,27 Basketball, l,2,37 Intramural Football All- Stars, 4: H-Club, 2,3,4. ANDREW GARL LAIVIONDS, IR. Little Rock Chemistry Government Club, 37 Alpha Tau, 17 Couch Hall Treasurer, 4. DAVID LAVESQUE LAMPKIN Camden Business and Economics Cafeteria Men, 3,47 Student-Faculty Relations Committee, 47 Orientation Committee, 47 Martin Hall Dorm Council, 37 Headwaiter, Cafeteria, 4. CAROLYN SUE LEWIS Brinkley Art Hendrix Players, 2,3,4p La Tertuila, 1. RALPH EDWIN LIGON Moro Biology Orientation Committee, 2, Track, ly Intramural Football All-Stars, 43 Cafeteria Men, 3.4: Martin Hall Dorm Coun- cil, 1,2,3, Vice-president, 3. OTTO BERNARD LIVINGSTON, IR. 'I' Bearden Business and Economics Transfer from University of Arkansas MAHLON OGDEN MARIS Little Rock Biology Swimming, 3,45 Blue Key, 47 Orientation Committee, 3,47 Profile, 4: Troubadour, 4. ANNE HANSS MASSEY Springfield, Missouri Elementary Education WILLIAM LEE MATTHEWS, III Pine Bluff Biology CLYDE REESE MCCORMICK, II Dallas, Texas Natural Science KATHRYN SINQUEFIELD MCCORMICK Sparkman Religion and Philosophy SENIORS SENIORS .Z KENT DAVID MCKELVEY Harrisburg Biology Transfer from Arkansas State College, SCA, 3: Dorm Council, 4. LLEWELLYN MCKINNIE El Dorado English MARIORIE RUTH MCKINNON El Dorado Music Chapel Choir, l,2,3,4g Mu Phi Epsilon, l,2,3,4, President, 41 Iudiciary Board, 4, Sophomore Council, 27 SNEA, 4. IVAN SNELL MCMAHON Conway Business and Economics Tennis Varsity, l,3,4g Band, l,2, H-Club, 25 Transfer from University of Southern California. PATSY ANN MERRITT North Little Rock Elementary Education SNEA, Social Committee of Raney Hall, Women's Re- creation Association, SCA. MARY GWEN MEYER Russellville Elementary Education SNEA, 3,4, Vice-president, 4, SCA, lp Choristers, 3, Social Committee, 1,45 Dorm Council, 2. KAY EVELYN MONK Hot Springs Religious Education Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 4: Assistant Head Resident, Haney Hall, 4, Social Com- mittee, 2,3, Chairman, 37 Alpha Psi Omega, 3,4p Car- dinal Key, 3,47 Engaged to the greatest President of Stu- dent Body CRay Allen Goodwinj, 3.4. DAVID NELSON MOOSE Morrilton English Alpha Tau, 25 SCA, l,2,3,4, President, 4: Chapel Choir, 1,2,3,4y Pre Theologs, l,2,3,4p Cafeteria Men, l,2,3,4. IOHN CAMPBELL PICKETT Texarkana, Ark. Business and Economics Transfer from Vanderbilt University7 Town Men. LINDA CLAIRE POSEY Crossett Speech and Drama Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 47 As- sistant Head Resident, Galloway Hall, 47 Cardinal Key, 3,47 Chairman, Sophomore Council, 27 Booster Club, 2,3,4. LARRY DON POWELL Nettleton Social Science Transfer from Arkansas State College, 27 Pre-Theologs, 2,47 Town Men. CHARLES SANFORD PRICE Widener Natural Science I EANNE CLAIRE PRICKETT Benton English Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 47 Alpha Chi, 3,47 Cardinal Key, 3,47 Alpha Psi Omega, 3,47 Dean's List, l,2,3, RAYMOND ARNOLD PRITCHETT. IR. Lepanto Business and Economics Men's Intramural Committee, 2,3,4, Chairman, 3,47 Foot- ball, 27 Blue Key, 47 H-Club, 3,4, President, 47 Intramural Football All-Stars. 1,3,4. JAMES BURNETT RASCO, IR. DeWitt Business and Economics Alpha Tau, 1,27 H-Club, l,2,3,47 Track, 1,27 Basketball 1,21 Intramural Football All-Stars, l,2,3. THOMAS SALYERS REEVES, IR. El Dorado Math, Tennis7 l,2,3,47 H-Club, 3,47 Alpha Tau, 1,2. SENIORS SENIORS I AMES HOMER ROBNOLT Stuttgart Enqlish FRANCES ROGERS Conway History and Political Science ROBERT ALEXANDER SANFORD f Dumas Natural Science Basketball, 1,27 Intramural Track: Swimming, 3,45 Alpha Epsilon Delta, 3,-4, Reporterg Town Men, 3,47 President, IEANINNE SCOTT Malvern Social Science MARY VIRGINIA SILAZ Conway Elementary Education IACK SIDNEY SINGLETON Little Rock Literature and Philosophy Transfer from Little Rock University. DARLENE SEVIER SMITH Fordyce Speech and Drama Homecoming Queen, 47 Cardinal Key, 3,45 Valentine Queen, 37 Iudiciary Board, 3: Troubadour Beauty. RICHARD HARLEY SMITH Conway History and Political Science BILLY BOYD SMITH Gillett Religion and Philosophy Booster Club, 3,4, President, 41 Blue Key, 3,4, Alumni Se- cretary, 4: Troubaclour Editor, 35 Co-Business Manager of the Profile, 27 Alpha Tau, 2. VARON GORDON SPIVEY Benton Biology LINDA GARDEN HIRE STEEL North Little Rock History and Political Science MAUREEN YVETTE STEINMETZ North Little Rock English CURTIS TUCKER STEINMETZ North Little Rock English NANCY ANN STOBAUGH Lillie Rock English I OHN HERBERT STONE Pine Bluff Business and Economics VANCE MEDLOCK STRANGE, IR. Som Francisco, Cal. Business and Economics SENIORS SENIORS l OHN A. SWINT Conway Biology ELIZABETH ANN TERRY Texarkana, Arkansas Elementary Education Sophomore Council, 27 Chapel Choir, 45 Student Faculty Relations Committee, 4: SNEA, l,3,4, Parliamentarian, 47 Women's Recreation Association, l,2,3. IAMES FREDERICK THOMAS, lR. Ionesboro Biology VICTORIA LEE THOMPSON Little Rock French Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 45 Assistant Head Resident, Raney Hall, 4: Cardinal Key, 3,4, President, 47 Freshman of the Year, lg Outstanding Sophomore Woman, 2. O. D. TURNER Clinton Social Science GEORGE WAYNE UPTON, IR. Little Rock History and Political Science Government Club, 3,4, Publicity Chairman, 4: SCA, 3,4, Treasurer, 47 Profile, 1,25 Troubadour, 1,25 L'Heure Fran- caise, 1. HELEN RUTH VAN HOOK El Dorado English Alpha Psi Omega, 2,3,4, Secretary, 4: Orientation Com- mittee, 25 Alpha Tau, 27 Hendrix Players, 1,2,3,4g SNEA, l,2,3,4. MARION WATERS WEIR North Little Rock Elementary Education THOMAS E. WEIR North Little Rock History and Political Science IOHN McDANIEL WHEELER Camden History and Political Science Alpha Chi, 3,47 Booster Club, 47 Blue Key, 3,4, correspond- ing secretary, 47 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, 47 Troubadour Business Manager, 3. l'LAINE KOCH WHITE DeWitt Art Cardinal Key, 47 Booster Club, 47 Raney Dorm Council, 4j Social Committee, 3,47 Potpourri, 4. RICHARD O. WHYBREW Newport Physical Education Football, 1,27 H-Club, l,2,3,4. HEARD GATES WILLIAMS, IR. Shreveport, Louisiana Social Science Profile, 47 Social Committee, 2,37 Orientation Committee, 37 Government Club, 37 Social Chairman of Martin Hall, 3. IACK ALBERT WILSON Stephens Social Science THOMAS PEARCE WILSON Texarkana, Tex. History and Political Science Troubadour, 47 Profile, 37 Social Committee, 37 Canterbury Club President, 47 Special Projects Committee of Student Senate, 4. STEPHEN EDGAR WRIGHT Bald Knob Chemistry Alpha Chi, 47 Alpha Epsilon Delta, 2,3,47 Alpha Tau, 1,27 De-an's List, l,Z,37 Football, 1. SENIORS P A Wg ERN if 131, , N' 1' F?'E'x HMO K X Q, Wk ali A 1' We Q! 'V ?5 l' , Vi: A :Fix ! .sg C 1 u Hr 2' 'H fm 'QRS M . Q gags: -M mmm 'N mga 1 W... 1 x , W :gag-v .222-fggfw if g , Q, 5 Q Q f w W Wwggm f?f-wer A, Q -Y .-.1 W ,L-ff . c,,.:,m,g ? W . .. 5 5 Pfwffflffmi ,gg '1fW1Qv Qfugi LW, ' N. :am '-fl if . - ' ' W f F wi' M f5i5'5f'5f gf M ,L - 1 .M -Q 1: - ff Q -f ' -- ,:5 1 2 : 1. 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If A NX A W , 'i'M x x The new year came and we returned to Conway and Hendrix. The dull agony of midnight cramming began again, as lights burned late in the dormitories and tests and grades became a grim reality to haunt the corridors at two o'clock in the morning. The winter was too long this year. The state legislature reconvened, someone bombed the Vapors, and righteous indignation flowed like syrup in the streets, only to dry like rain in the February sun. Robert Frost died and Spring seemed a thousand years away. ,Q L K ' W: 'I 2 ' 1 iw 9'f 1 5 af ff ,, ma if Nature surprised us- a quiet carnival of returning life covering her scars, making us forget the toll that winter had taken- Spring has a way of making us forget. Minds shed winter garments and souls leave patterned paths to go dance barefoot on the new grass. We've seen the living social questions of our time - we know the price of warp we've tallied up the balance sheet of hate. A world that knows too little love is our inheritance, a world that knows too little of the universe a heart Ancl yet, in quiet walks beyond these walls, in all our thoughts and talks of future years, perhaps we'll feel the warmth of ioy's eternal moment or realize again the permanence of pain. contains what WR. tiwyiff 4 fffwf , , -K'--..,, My gifgfvfffw ,'?'A1 24f'S'ff' , af--vw 4xQ- f l 'i ' wfhg 205552 Y-f' ' sc 'aas?8'f'??'qAf.g-Q 4,355 Ay. up 5 Q M . . ,,.!tJ.', .,M,,.hh Ss' N 1 A 5 .5 , A ',,' iangiififjawaxg 'ff ' N .,... 4 wx. ,., H M XMJW5 Z2 A vm. ax m aggiifigm wa, if nu. ' SSW WR .. 'o '9li2,1 . ffx ' 1884, E .'33f?, 5. SOUTH ERN DRY CLEANERS We feature nationally adveriised LINT-FREE CLING-FREE DRY CLEANING PROCESS FA. 9-3536 DAIRY QUEEN FINE ICE MILK KVEE 'RADIO and - 1330 - SNACKS CONWAY Highwcw 64 FA 9-3721 KVEE Q 5 QQQWT 'L ggxzg V ' B -1 X 3 1 . .a.. , a.,.. g v In We 'J' I .kim - f CHEEK WHOLESALE GROCERS Atkins, Arko nsas X Y Q: an 5 EEA 4 T mm ay . a B H X515 N M Nu. as 5? Pwiiwifikgfix Slim mg!! -::Ei f': ' 2f , 5 f ' 5-,aw . X z xx M Hii M E S ZS fx ' wfsw B N, f X wk 41-if? X' flw- ' M, . MWMMM, if ' 5' Qi sf, an -1 - -1' if R T' 5 'Y--H 'fm ' ' ly -Q X, A' .v A? F Q E Q Z i ima Tyr. mei ' s? ' T M f .IJ 2 fggiiifff K Twgiq 1 N , . W, pm - an -lf T1 T. P' Sm ., BAKER'S DRUG STORE 924 FRONT STREET CONWAY EXPERT DRY CLEANING and PRESSING VOGUE CLEANERS FLETCHER SMITH FHM Com' Jeweler Gifts for All Occasions Brakes Relined Complete Phone FA 9-2842 Mufflers Installed Service ROBINSON GULF SERVICE 0'-H1941-dw 64-65 Hwy. North FA 9-9631 Conway, Arkansas Motor Tune Up Free Delivery COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL MEAT MARKET Conway Route 64 BURK'S SOUTHERN GRILL Call for Delivery Service FA 9-9613 ConWGY THE CONWAY BARBER SHOP on Oak Street Two Blocks East of G-reeson's Drug We cut hair the Way you Want it cut. IDLEHOUR FLORIST 8: GREENHQUSES FLOWERS FOR THE DANCESH MRS. EDGAR R. PARKER, owner Day or Nite FA 9-3856 1369 Bruce DeBOARD RADIO AND TV SERVICE Service on Hi-Fi cmd ' Stereo, Auto, and JW Home Radios my FA 9- esos 415 oak Featuring E E H-I-S Manhattan McGregor Hickok in Leather Everything for the Well-Dressed Hendrix Man SPEAR M01-EL 8' CAFE Conway, Arkansas On Us 65 1 mile South of Conway FA 9-2986 MR. and MRS. W. L. WHITE, Owners 1 MAHAN TYPEWRITER COMPANY 1124 I-Iarkrider Street FA 9-6372 ConwC1'Y THE NEWEST FASHIONS LEFLER'S FASHION SHOP 1 1 14 Oak Conway CITY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Conway, Arkansas FA 9-3821 THIRSTY OR NOT - - The Grapefte Company, Inc. B. T. FOOKS, Presidqnt Camden Arkansas HUTTO TEXACO SERVICE Prompt Courteous Service Highway 64 6- 65-Harkrider Street SHOP FRED'S DISCOUNT STORE One Stop Shopping Your Dry Goods Supermarket Phone FA 9-5300 922-923 Front Street FIRST NATIONAL BANK Conway, Arkansas It's easy to bank with us Drive-In Banking Conway Free Parking TOWN HOUSE C O N WAY MOTEL AND RESTAURANT B Q Q K POOL - rv - AIR CONDITIONED d Highway 64-65 North G I1 O F F I C E Conway, Arkansas S U P P LY OFFICE FURNITURE and MACHINES SCHOOL and OFFICE FURNITURE 904 Front Street FA 9-2861 Conway :gg COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH A. DOWNS, M.D. IOHN L. RUFF, M.D. Physician Physician Fort Smith, Ark Magnolia, Ark HOYT CHOATE, M.D. W. M. DOBBS, M.D. Physician Physician Little Rock, Ark. Heber Springs, Ark. CAZORT-JOHNSTON ALLERGY CLINIC LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS FIRE APPLIANCES AND SAFETY COMPANY Arkansas First and Only Exclusive Safety Supplier 114 W. MARKHAM A. T. CBHSD EM-A-NUEL LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Owner COMPLIMENTS OP MODE 'O'DAY DRESS SHOP FINKBEINER'S CAPITAL PRIDE 1019 Oak FA 9-9711 MEAT PRODUCTS Esso PRQDUCTS HAGER'S JEWELRY STORE Tires - Batteries - Washing C1?:3fI?,iegE53 The Home of Beautiful Gifts WOFFORD'S ESSO SERVICE Highway 64165 Conway FA 9-4253 Oak 6. Front Stree HAMMETT'S BARBER SHOP LOCATED ON FRONT STREET NEAR THE COLLEGE CONWAY ARKANSAS 239 LAUNDRY SERVICE American Laundry and Dry Cleaners 1406 Caldwell St. Phone Fa 9-3321 Lowest Prices in Town Conway's Most Modern HAMBUCHEN SUPPLY COMPANY MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 1015 Oak St. Conway, Ark. Established 1886 National Bank of Eastern Arkansas Forrest City, Arkansas Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O'VE'l' SS1,250,000.00 r Gonwag motor Sales, -gnc. POIQTIAC 766 HARKRIDER sr. Fwpesz' CONWAY. ARKANSAS DLDEIIJDBILE' CAPLINGER'S CLOTH NG STORE Finest Me-n's Clothes in Southwest Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES C. BARNES LUMBER COMPANY FORDYCE ARKANSAS STAR CITY ARKANSAS LANGFORD'S DX SERVICE STATION Open 7 Days a Week Oak 6: Harkrider Streets Conway WEST'S DEPARTMENT STORE BIGGS TIRE STORE Headquarters for the Latest Silvertomm Tires and Tubes in Fashion Trends I 904 Parkway EA 9-3569 918 Front ConWCIY W 1 'tts Yi. .EE sms -mga? E. ,-ss maj gms, massa- --ss swam E H E ss na if ss gr E 1 ma :ms .kg Fi ss . mari mv-H-tm ms E Qs C 0 Y ' S DRlvE-lN RESTAURANT Specialties BROASTED CHICKEN - SHRIMP BASKETS 805 DONAGHEY FA 9-5553 FOR ORDERS TO GO Compliments of WARREN'S FREEZER LOCKER 815 Parkway Phone: FA 9-6920 DA N - D E E DOG R E P H A N 'S BROASTED CHICKEN DO-NUTS D E E N T R E GIANT CHARCOBUHGER CONWAY ARKANSAS HiqhWC1Y 64 FA 9-4652 601.222 'sszmot Went MILK COMPANY A mw- Gak 6: Locust Streets mm- if Conway A iq FA 9-4405 STEED'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 1013 Front FA 9-2702 ... 3 2'E'j'5 -.a- iw? A YQUR .bwmmnw ndpmmbw AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST LOOK FOR THIS SEAL - - you want the best car and home insurance for the pr y p y The following Conway independent insu g ts are allowed to display this se l ROBERT L. CTT INSURANCE SOUTHERN REALTY COMPANY GUY R. EARRls AGENCY, INC. RAY PRICE AGENCY WALTER DUNAWAY AGENCY INSURANCE IX 1.1. 1 C 's 1 1' Qgggccccceyllllzfq - COMPLIMENTS OF SIMON'S GROCERY 81 MARKET 814 FRONT FA 9-3411 D. B. MOORE Distributor GULF OIL PRODUCTS Conway, Arkansas ,jgiv-E 5 4, .5432-zz. ' 292, l 5- .,.-.41 212 :.,- . x A' eff' ,. .4 , 0 'Q , , 4. Q ' 1' as ' fv W 3 I ' , L - 5 -A V- - ' if 121- ' :-. ' P if l'fI'. 'Y ' . 11.-ig ..,,,4 1.44 - -.1 -' give.. Q. ga. 5 V .. I 5 .'... . FINA TIRETOWN 81 SERVICE STATION Lowest Prices in Town Northwest on 64 Conway ,XII : '?a' .- , Y zesvyg I ' EhlqSQ5,z and L11 Fins N 0 11 M I HIEGEL LU MBER COMPANY COMPLETE MILLWORK SERVICE - PLUMBING SUPPLIES B60 OAK ST. - PHONE FA9-2941 CONWAY. ARKANSAS iii IDEAL MOTEL For or Wonderful Niqht's Sleep 1918 N. Spencer FA 9-4831 . V1 ..,. ww, M . .fwpvsw Q Lf' TQFEAWTE HHH'-,1.:2'L - 7 we? Mm? E H was H W sis was , 9,15,FiM...5ew,W ...... .......,...... I a 3 S 2 219515 Q? Bam V 1 , 'E' :' :::.:':..:::,.,.f'E if gag 5 3 E is gifs f M :E S255 ms m msmggxaxm 5 55 H I . W E E- I M wsi if get 35?-Q3 ,Q H 1 SE g 3 .ggi M M 1 H -wa. Qfgffmssgggggigggg wg-sm: E Sh gfgis B' 3-:fi S2? H ii ,Mrwwwgg ma y 5141111 1-firm 5 M Q 22-Sires? Amee L emu ggwnsm -Em COMPLIMENTS OF Shannon Chevrolef Co. Stor City Arkonsos SECURITY DIXIE INN TRUCK STOP SAVINGS 81 LOAN Hendrix Students Welcome 100 Front FA 9-4771 Hiqhwdy 64W Conw y .. Q, A 1143,-5 6,5 55,1 , if VAN-ATKINS DEPARTMENT STORE Levi Originals A Doris Dodson Carol King SPOITSWCHI' Dresses Conway, Arkansas III? ii Jw fl J' S We I. I 1 K I of I 5 X 5 Q as r , , Q W Q l'Q4-'w+.. I TCMMY'S RESTAURANT I HoME OF FINE Fooos Conway FA 9-9701 Q Y I 0 K BARBER SHOP I Welcome Hendrix Students I117 Oak Conway, Arkansas CONWAY PRINTING COMPANY PRINTING THE HPROFLIE FOR HENDRIX Compliments of GILMAN KOSTON and C.H. BRILEY CO. Little Rock FIRST NATIONAL BANK P E N N E Y ' S Conway, Arkansas Always FIRST Qualii-tY IFS easy to bank with us C GY Arkansas Drive-In Banking Free Parking Official Publications of THE METHODIST CHURCH I N The Arkansas-Louisiana Episcopal Area ARKANSAS METHODIST AND THE LOUISIANA METHODIST Offices at 18th and Broadway Rev. Alfred A' Knox Little Rock, Ark. Editor G. L. Stephens Book Sfore THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE Servinq Furnishing SANDWICHES BOOKS MALTS ART and SCHOOL SNACKS SUPPLIES HOLT TRUCK LINES, FA 9-5621 Conwuv INC. MRH I SWEAR BY MY LIFE AND MY LOVE OF IT THAT I WILL NEVER LIVE FOR THE SAKE OF Air Conditioned Central Heat ANOTHER MAN, NOR ASK ANOTHER i MAN TO LIVE FOR MINE Televlsion ' Highway 64 West Conway -Ayn Rand FA 9-9607 Atlas Shruqqedu eww' I Li Wgqgf F CUSTOMADE PRODUCTS DIVISION UNIVERSAL MATCH CORPORATION CONWAY ARKANSAS ,235 u Q 415 V +,-Is' is P ' E QI J 4351: D PIIC .QSQEAI A I N Qplzs ndzmnitg nsuranrz nmpang FIRE ci CASUALTY INSURANCE F A R K A N S A S EXECUTIVE oFFlcEs. 27 HAR DER WAY, A SEE YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT G. H. WILSON, President FRED L. TACKETT, Secretary COMPLIMENTS OF THE CONWAY CORPORATION AMBUCHEN ELECTRIC SERVICE CONWAY OB OAK STREET FA9-3697 ARKANSAS AY. ARKANSAS l.lEs IQ 2 5'n'IIIxJ'I ' fgkemf HARRELL'S CONOC0 SERVICE STATION Free Pickup ond Delivery Hcrrkrider :Sf Deer Streets 1 Q HAMMETT'S DRIVE-IN 1 LAUNDRY and CLEANERS B 5:02 5 oNE-DAY SERVICE BOBBIE BROOKS IONATHAN Loo-AN VAN RAALTE 1.1-LNTZEN 1104 Front Conway COMPLIMENTS OF Morrilfon Packing Company BRYANT'S MOBILE SERVICE MOBIL SERVICE Phone: FR 9-6413 Free Pick Up and Delivery Road 6: Brake Service - Mufflers Installed Washing - Polishing - Waxing W. H. Bill BRYANT Proprietor Hwys. 64 6 65 C1 Blk. N. of Stop LightD CONWAY 'WW MFnawva Compliments of M 81 K COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCER for the Heart of Arkansas : A w . ., --- i t . A .-if Q- MONDAY - POWELL SHOE STORE ConWay's Finest Shoe Store' l 101 Oak Conway MODEL LAUNDRY and FRANK BRANNON'S DRY CLEANERS DRIVE 'N Serving Hendrix Students For Over 30 Years HWY- 64 51 55 GUS ENDERLING Phone: FA 9-3221 Phone: FA 9-5374 I , 1 ' :gym Y fi al..-.Q 1 LL, N, X 2 -mg W QMXW xxx,-w.w,. iwgggiige T .. , 4, aim my 'nf any 11 in MHA. 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N - .itizltiiiffiififififi3'3 ' MQTEL STEAK HQUSE Highway 65 South Jobbel' Phone FA 9-4736 Phone FA 9-9610 Lion Oil Products CONWAY, ARKANSAS Conway, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OIF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF OSCEOLA FOODS, INCORPORATED PREMIUM MARGARINE AND SALAD DRESSING PRODUCTS VIRGINIA ROBINS GIFTS OSCEOLA ARKANSAS FA9311 1820Cl1 CONWAY ii XZ x In tune with the times! Science has launched us into the Age of Space. For the student, the door has been opened to broader knowledge and deeper preparation for life's fulfillment. For the Potlatch people, the Space Age means new ideas, progressive application of know- how, expanded research and the development of newer, more serviceable products from the forest. When you have graduated into the workaday world and are ready to build your home you can be sure there will be a great variety of beautiful new wood products that will give your home the warmth, grace and charm a home should have. You can be sure, too, that many of those Wonderful new products will bear the Potlatch name! BRADLEY- SOUTI-IERN DIVISION PCJTLATCZFI FORESTS. ING. YYARREN . ARKANSAS I' fff ,f XX fe ffs-1, LIONS ALWAYS TRADE WITH YOUR INDEPENDENT MERCHANTS CONWAY, ARKANSAS S . D . B E E N E HIEGEL WHOLESALE Wcxshinq 61 Lubrication Tires :Sf Accessories Hcnkrider 6: O k St is FA 9 5561 CONWAY WAYNE-ARKANSAS BUS SALES' INC. SAM and HARRY'S THEY SUPPORT US .... LET'S SUPPORT THEM! PATRON IZE OUR ADVERTIZERS! TRUCK STOP STAN'S AMERICAN OIL SERVICE coMPANY COURTESY Willow and Horkrider Streets CLEANLINESS FA 9-3685 CONWAY Hiqhwcry 64 West CONWAY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE AUTO PARTS SPORTING GOODS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS V I R C O FA 9-2721 CONWAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY TRAILWAY MOTEL Highway 65 CONWAY Member of N.A.A. Centrcrl Hecxtinq cmd Cooling Tubs ond Showers Combination A quiet place to rest. Oak Street Con cry IN YEARBOOKS THE MARK OF QUALITY HURLEY YEARBOOK COMPANY IS PROUD TO HAVE BEEN A PART OF THE PRODUCTION OF de 7765 flfddgddddvl SERVING AS PRINTER AND BINDER FOR THIS OUTSTANDING YEARBOOK HURLEY YEARBOOK COMPANY A DIVISION OF THE HURLEY COMPANY, INC. CAMDEN, ARKANSAS SECOND SEMESTER FRESHIVIEN Tasker Newton Rodman, Leach- villep Fred Richard Sullivan, Ir., Pine Bluff, William A. Wilson, Conway. OUR IVIISTAKES SENIORS LOWELL WILLIAM EATON Marrnaduke Social Science lOE WILKINS REAGAN Little Rock Music HOWARD SPENCER RITCHIE Nashville V Religion and Philosophy FRESHIVIEN George Rucker Meador, Morriliony Fred Stewart Way- land, Mount Prospect. Barbara Iune Mar- tin, Hot Springs, Samuel Louis Mill- er, Perryville. L - ' f :L ,-w. nf:,i:w-A Hi