Jarvis Christian College - Bulldog Yearbook (Hawkins, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

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The Jaffvfz' Mayfeff Pfam The development of Jarvis' building and academic programs of the 1960s is impressive indeed. The follow- ing pages illustrate this through photography. Also illus- trated, through architectural drawings, are proposed buildings of the 1970s. Under the Campus Master Plan, the developments of the 1960s are labeled Phase I, and those of the 1970sg Phase Il, Phase I, which began a decade ago, reached its pinnacle in 1969, Capital improvements consum- mated under Phase l include: - The 31, 5-million Charles A, Meyer Science and Mathematics Center 419693. - The half-million dollar Olin Library and Communi- cation Center 419653. - The James A, Aborne Health Center 419613. - Four brick-rock men's and women's dormitories 4early 196053, - Administration Building now in remodeling stages. - Fellowship Center refurnished, - Maintenance Building 419613, - Faculty Housing under construction in 1969. As the College's business is educating, any campus development must necessarily complement the academic program, And Jarvis' academic program is in good standing, The College's full accreditation by the South- ern Association of Colleges and Schools in 1967 is a high- light of academic progress. 1 ,Q - DR, J, O, PERPENER, Jarvis President The College also maintains approval of the Texas Education Agency and is affiliated with Texas Christiar University, In addition, Jarvis is approved byfor affil- iated with many national, regional, and state organiza tions, The College offers bachelor's degrees in more than 20 fields, Phase ll, an integral part of the College 's Master Plan, will start developing early in 1970. The projected capital improvements of that five -year phase include: - Center for Human Health and Development. - Center for Religion and Philosophy. - Center for Applied, Graphic, and Performing Arts. - Student Life Center, - Dormitories for men and women, Providing the leadership for these developments is Dr, John Oliver Perpener, the College's fifth and first inaugurated President, He became Executive Vice Presi- dent in 1959 and five years later 419643 was made Pro- vost and Chief Administrative Officer, The following year, he was named President, On October 1, 1967, his inauguration was carried out, President Perpener holds the Doctorate 419523 from the University of Colorado, Dr, and Mrs, Perpener are parents of Carmena Maye 4Mrs, John A, Richards3 and John Oliver Perpener III, MRS, PERPENER President Perpener is flanked by son John 4left3 and son -in -law John ground are Mrs, Perpener 4left3 and daughter Car- mena 4Mrs, John .J 3 'ti.f Richards3. 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'Y A W-ye 5 21 Y-aff X ' , ff 25 , ,r ' . f, BENSON -' ARCHWECTS ' ENGINEERS 'if ml, 2 .A 4,., , + 1 I 1,4 '1 4' f ,1 4 Mad! if d 2 L' i rr 'i sw ' 3 ' , . ,,4 Q V t A l ,fi o ' v 13 9-0 V 11 - 43 W ' ' A4 ' Q- if 'K ,M . hmmm, 9 V Ziff K 5.'7' ,Q '1 y' 'f 'f fjz, 3 'T Q5-'fl xx, 1 N q.,,fig,g2 3 vffv .wfvlsj-Z' i?,gf ,, I . l'.3. ,i. ue bf H W A qi' , fig 11.8, 1 lf 3Fw,, .,..fz9f ff A 1 1 WN. 5 'ff' wr ' '44 s A 'W 5 X In 'G' x '90 L 1-ff , -N: L... Q- fwfwa 1 ,. uwfw.vWW,,. Phage I! Men 2' D0l'f77l'f0!'lPS' Phage ll Women lf Doffmifofvys' .Q I iv ,Mi ,fs X. ,, L QF.. ' v xx ....- u ,', .4- 2 . v 1 E , X y , R .439 gl 1 x Av ar X. Y, Q' ff- f 'N Ni ,ry N .xbff I ii ,N.. V? U ACADEMIC' DEVEZ OPMEIVT ...llfam lngfffuaffonaf The academic progress of Jarvis can be attributed to many forces. Primary among these is The Col- lege's President, Dr. J. O. Perpener, 318, 000 worth of television equipment was installed at Jarvis in 1969. C'!09.Q04C'fff0wf 7.919 wgvon ,W so 54 Benton A. Adams of the speech and drama faculty directs the television operation. Tefevmfbn Instructional television plans at Jarvis were developed by Jarvis Dean of Instruction. E. Cecil Powell and Dr. R. C Norris, educational television consultant at Texas Christian University. 4 lxjg , A . . A Y. yr J I yi . y . 4 6 1, is An' tv ' 5 ' X rt. , , V., X I, 5 umK,,r Edward Warren is subject of B. A. Adams flefty of speech-drama faculty a video tape session, and Jim Bryant of the English faculty evaluate a taped performance. Tele Zecfwe TeleLecture is a learning situation which utilizes the telephone, amplifier, and loud speakers. Students in one classroom may talk to their counterparts at virtually any other college or university anywhere. Or an official in Washington, D. C. may 'lecture students in East Texas with- out leaving the nation 's capital. We can speak with anyone in the world . . . in theory, with anyone on the moon, said Dean of Instruction Dr. E. Q C. Powell. THE COLLEGE UTILIZES THE LATEST IN EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY 1. 2 x E E . 'W,.: A , 5 2 5 -4 Patricia Callier gives TeleLecture its trial run at Jarvis. There was no boredom. i , E to it , r t S U to 3 i L ' 2 ,ggyy A , k,,:gh: ,... L ..., ,, t ,W A ,. . ,..x.A N ,,- x,x.. .. , in ,,,,..., ....,,,,,,wto, .,,,, ,, TN 'A'1 m ': P ... ,, .,... 113, ..x. , ...W ... ,I F A --f f ' g Q ..... . 1.. i ,,1. . t , i it f ii it t a- M if 1, 'us- .. , ., --N Q, Q .. .,... ...,..t.tr.r. .. X. rw.-..,..., S 5 A 9 . 3 Htssreawrw, ,l 'i1'm.uwm5N.m- t N -1 x gut. fSit3f5..,x 1 'ibm-. ....-' x 'ii w A ' A . n'- !'- Q Y 1 g 5' Q g Y Y Y YiQ v wr -, ffl' - ' gr K. s.,, 3 5 5 5 i s X.: fn'-Phonftf lfrfenfng fable.- 12-station Listening table for any sound that 's recorded on tape or record. From music to lectures to actual happenings and events to . . . language lab: ,J-vw, Vf gf: Q K 4 ---nag, 4 l ' Q 'wt ff Y, ,g , f fe Afegffo Zl'ftQf'9fU!'-Q The academically spectacular course Topical Seminar in Negro Literature recognized the Negro writer-artist and placed him and ' -Zi his work in perspective. Weekly sessions alternated between Fort Worth 's Texas Christian University and Hawkins' Jarvis. Students and teachers Uohn Paul Jones of Jarvis and Dr. Neil Daniel of TCUJ traveled together. The one advantage of this course, comments J. P. Jones, is that in taking a new look - or a first look - at the production of Negro writers, the student will have the opportunity of getting ag: tached outside viewpoint and an informed inside viewpoint. 3'-s X V JOHN PAUL JONES DR, NEIL DANIEL Jarvis TCU A revealing course revelant to today Taught by Dr B B ,, it, 63 Negro Hfgfofy f' fBudjWel1mon and Dr E C , Powell it K g , f Q , ,- 5' rn ' v' . ...g L , fwwmyrwawmwii MO, N, ,, , ., -,., f 'sag lMri9fv?. Probing to understand this complex world, Contemporary World Affairs students guided by Professor W. H. Smith, researched specific topics, put their findings into Wgffd Afyigfffg perspective, evaluated. And asked WHY? Con temporary Qfudenf Teachers' l 'f s Y X M, D' S, S L AJ-.aafgi The Jarvis Teacher Education program is direct- Vern Major Ruth Everett Margaret ing its effort toward quality - not mere quantity, Alexander Hall Boyd Cook Davis says M. L. Lanier, Director of Student Teaching, C sy M ' ,r 6 Barbara E M, L, LANIER Vans Together on eve of their student teaching assignments are Willie Fred Roy, Vern Alexander, Jimmy Ray Shelton, and the late Alfred Lee Sanders. , I il 1 N i 0 xx 'Q 'Ex 'mm 'W 61 5' lk -, was i DR, E, CECIL POWELL Dean of Instruction Jarvis DR, Miro E, KEARNEY Director of the Division of Teacher Education and Certification, Texas Education Agency Q N' -X Qu! Dorothy Evans ,ff Lela Hinchen 'E 'x 1 -Tl. ' .J y Agri 5- I Theresa McDonald 'Ip 'ff LN ,x . ...Q 1 xy fi Willie Fred Roy Arvilda Jacobs , v. at P' M1-1 vt, 4 fi. Q .' tx. Q 'xg ,aux V T ,IIT-'ve Mary Hudson :uf . as JWN -it ' I A N La urice Polley 'C' C 1 Q '21, 'Far H if iii Alfred Sanders vtfix Esther Johnson I j .-rf' Q ,Q , E . 4 ki.1.r X ,K-A sf f -'s f . Martha Hunter 'G Sylvia Richardson i at rrf Jimmy Ray Shelton Iris Jean IUI1 Rosetta Sulcer walker Wllhlfe 2I Opefaffbn GRAM Operation CRAM, in the words of its director, Mrs. Vera H. Askew, offers prospective Jarvis freshmen qPre-freshmenj the most effective transition from high school to college. Goals of this academic-cultural-social college orientation program are to tap creativity of the youths, to increase their awareness of life and learning, and to help them accept responsibility, S CEAXVMQQ - 118 pre-freshmen participated in the summer 1968 Oper- M ation CRAM. Dr. Dean Corrigan, speak- ing on The Knowledge Explosion: Effects on Teaching and Learning, said: Computers will teach students how to read, but somehow teach- ers must give students w-isdom to decide what to read, at Faculty Work- shop, Jan. 29-31, 1969. Dr. Corrigan is an educa- tion specialist in the U,S, Department of Health- Education-Welfare, Dr. Fred Tarpley, East Texas State University lin- quist, discusses East Texas grammar patterns and idioms with members of the Jarvis English faculty. CRAM LEADERS: Upperclassmen versed in CRAM's role get briefings. is las. 1 an 1 ,V f 'T ,,,, 9 az rlw sva MRS. ZOLA MRS, VERA H, WALKER ASKEW Activities CRAM Director Coordinator Vallery Mattire, Joy Williams, and Theda Batiste are pre-freshmen CRAM- ites from Baton Rouge, Louisiana in Operation CRAM 1969. ,1w 'xx sf- fQ,V xg, .Q .0 .D , ,. IBEW Coffege Work-Qfudg !I'... 3 1.1 Q 'Q Each semester, hundreds of Jarvis students earn much of their college expenses qtuition, room and board, books, supplies, etc.j through the College Work Study Program. The variety of available jobs is impressive. Eighty to 90 percent or more ofthe students hold part-time jobs, receive grants, and loans. Mia 4 . ,,, :All ,lg ' , XMN. I. f' 5 tl, in ,, 5, 2 W 'aye 'ri .via-W - , '12 .f ',, ,. ,nv in-is 116 1 ,,i fi Ms, K elf 772.9 JQWVIQQ C'f2f'11Qf1Qf7 Coffege ,456 RECITALg Jimmy R, Shelton gave his Under- raduate Recital on the Baritone Horn May 11, S 1969. T. J. Hill, accompanist. Jimmy R. Shelton was a student of Melvin E. Davis, Jarvis Band Director. 24 MELVIN E. DAVIS Director Qgmpfvonfzf Hana' -fs The Coffege 6y7Ol7' Vofceg' Tenor Baritone Bass BENTON A, ADAMS, acting director of College Choir 11 Aff Bertha Scott and Robert lodgers of Art Department Vofzfeg' Soprano Mezzo-soprano Alto fheffe kr More fo 9 Dr. Clifford Murphy, In-depth Study lake ffzan Wafer' Tlfrffanlfeig' and I 1 , pro essor an of Lake Hawkins . . . . chairman of the Division of Physical and Life 354 Sciences and Mathematics COMMUNITY SERV ICE , - . . t J Dr. Clifford E. Murphy fstanding at rightj and student Svend Tranberg gather water samples in the chemical-biological study of Lake Hawkins. In the L J two boats are Dr. Henry B. Hardt, Larry Fields,'John F. A N 'M Johnson, Dr. Senka Yaden, Dr. Murphy, Tranberg, and C. W. Clift, Jarvis' Dr. Senka Yaden pilots boat. C. W. Clift navigated the other craft. An ecological study of nearby Lake Dr. Clifford E. Murphy makes analysis Hawkins was launched in December 1968 by a team of Jarvis and Texas Christian University science people. Dean of Instruction Dr. E. C. Powell r commented: We 've been looking for ' ways to be of service to the community and at the same time benefit Jarvis J students. Dr. Clifford E. Murphy, TCU lim- nologist, outlined the three major ac- tivities undertaken in the Jarvis-TCU effort: fly Analysis of the basic chemistry of the water, Q21 Population count of plankton fmacro and microorganismsj. Q31 Sample of the fish population. John Richards with bass Caught Dr. Murphy Crightj in seminar follow- by Texas Parks and Wildlife. ing initial lake study. W CY COMMUNITY SERVICE Tuberculosis detection through skin tests Cooperation with the Texas State Depart- ment of Health. communities. .Q 72 if READY? COMMUNITY SERVICE The Public Relations Dffice supervised the addressing and stuff- ing of 60,000 Christ- Tias Seal envelopes For the 1968 cam- Jaign of the North East Texas Tuber- :ulosis and Respira- SHOT !! :ory Disease Associa- iion. COMM UNITY SERVICE Library invites Tabefcufogft' Defwffon Y! Was 2 Rougmg Quccefc' On April 14 and 22, 1969, some 280 Jarvis students, faculty, and staff members were administered the Heaf skin test for early tuberculosis detection. Treatment, if warranted, . would then follow. The Jarvis community testing was to precede similar testing in nearby The Inquisitors, Jarvis Science Club, 1' fri conducted the community campaign through its Health Information Service QHISJ committee. HERE S HOW z 8 X fab M. 'S' x .ff , TB LITERATURE INSPECTION COMM UNITY SERVICE Symphonic Band and College Choir Tours community utilization g SERVICE fo +--H ' Hundreds of books , were ,donated to Ou .. . ,tra 7? 7 I Students Thomas Brown, Lennon Brooks, and Autry Acrey send donated books to Olin Library 27 via the elevator, Jarvis book cam paign by folks in near-by communities, as well as Fort Worth and Dallas. COMMUNITY SERVICE Jarvis hosts Top Teens of Big Sandy and Hawkins schools. Sponsored by Mrs. Mary Clift and Mrs. Catherine Burton. 70,0 Teens' ! LIBRARY TOUR: Mrs. Julius Rutherford, Sharon Jarmon, Carolyn Johnson, Holmes Hall, Roderick Davis, Walter Brown, and fbackgroundj Charles Penney, Big Sandy superintendent, and Kyle Hathcox of Hawkins. fa JARVIS TALK g Jarvis President Dr. J. O. Perpener talks Jarvis to qleft to rightj Dr, Charles Harmon, superintendent of Hawkins public schoolsg Kyle Hathcox, Hawkins vocational-shop teacher, and Odis Hammock, principal of Big Sandy public schools. 6'1'vmg 071' fefvfbe 28 Dean of Student Affairs T. L. McGill fsecond from lefty and biology professor Dr. Senka Yade qsecond from rightj are presented Boy Scouts of America awards from Don Claybon, East Texas Area Council of BSA official, and Campus Minister Claude Walker. Inset is photo of Professor C. W. Clift, BSA sup- porter. Clift and Hugh Rutherford were also pre- sented trophies. Tfzankggivmg Basket of food for a needy Hawkins community fam- ily was prepared by Tau Gamma Omega, campus women's club. Holding basket are TGO members Classie Luckey, Iris Jean- nie Sulcer, Connie Davis, and Gladys Pouncy. The occasion was Thanksgiving. Holmes Hall, Carolyn Johnson A i- f d tss , sl SWIMMING: Coach Anthony Robinson fleftj, Mrs. Mary W Hudson, and Adley Richard were swim- ming instructors. Honor' QQ Dag May 21, 1969 More than a hundred students were recognized in the Honors Convocation Program. Students were honored for academic achievement and service. Coordinator of the program was Mrs. Doris P. Ruther- ford, Library director and sponsor of Alpha Kappa Mu, national honor society. PANEL DISCUSSION: Student Council Presi- dent Autry Acrey, Iris Jean Sulcer, and Dean of Instruction Dr. E. Cecil Powell qleft to right in both photosj. 5 sas wilt? elf-1fss,L? xl2?:a1si'w an sl ez4?2e2vr1ifiefg at -nw. rfzfffrflafwz aw ,... ffim -- ssasi? MAF' reaistrzlfm wgwivw 1 Pala ---img 8, few. gl.. a ,..f my Wi. new .. P4 las If ewaggfag as . .sa :sri ., fm .. gs, --fm, ,mt . 353 M- tf253?5t S eiifeesgrggl asm., zgfiwi Z, .. at ,, ,Wa S was ,aww esaiisf --s mia' nezsssswal asifwr-1 The Pffegfofenf Z' Eecepffbn May 25, 1969 Dean of Instruction and Mrs. E. Cecil Powellg Dr. Blair T. Hunt of Memphis, Tenn. , baccalaureate speakerg Mrs. J. O. Perpenerg President J. O. Perpenerg and John Paul Jones, chairman of the Division of Humanities. tx if-a Faculty, Staff, and Students attended the Honors program. ,fa 2 va --sets, Q fuse- f 'Y 1.:5i:sEL 51. east, , ,..., -Q, Eststgzsa we atlas, ,H . L. as, sw, aw af,s:sff,f sa, -wee, as ma, tsvtsfssri President Perpener, J. P. Jones l . g W ' 'fn Thelma Milligan and Rodenial Dennis fforegroundy and Sally Himes, Vivian Steele, and Margaret Snow 29 ofia if . The Alumni Meeting on Sunday, May 25, 1969, 7-f,7Q was held between the morning Baccalaureate and the evening Commencement. wr f n . 'U f A' ,. t it lg g A X., N 4 YJ Q xplyfa Q ,gd Et ALUMNI and Ex-students gather on patio of Olin Library and Communication i Center. 5-if X f 1 n . - 5 - 4 ALUMNI MEETING DR, CHARLES BERRY Alumni Association President E 50th ANNUAL EXERCISE AND IARVIS' 57th YEAR Commencemenf 1969 mov GRADUATES: Robert Lee Harper, Jr. , Larry Joe Pippins, Johnnie Carter, Johnnie Smith, Beverly Joyce Porter, Maria La- Vartis Gray, John Wright, Jr. , Geailya Faye Warren, Almer Jean Ingram, Zola Wilkerson, Ethel Dixon, Otto Scott, Esther John- son, Helen Bell, Rosetta Wilhite, Willie Roy, Ella Webb, Pansy Griffin, Barbara Evans, Margarette Davis, Edward Warren, Syl- via Richardson, Laurice P. Johnson-Polley, James Davenport, Major Ruth Hall Boyd, Jimmy Shelton, Lela Hinchen, Patricia -,QM . t ,, ai,-, ,,,. ,,,,..w,,,,, - ,,,, ,.,. E asf,t1,i,,,,,..t,,,it,:.a .. - is i, K M, 9 . , .., ..f af,.l,l, ,,,, ., ,,.. -fff f ,fff - DR, J, O, PERPENER DR, JAMES NEWCOMER DR, CHARLES BERRY DR. BLAIR T. HUNT , F1 Y P 'Nh 1 Woods, Ulysses Underwood, Maxine Long, Nettie Hinchen, Jurl Newsome- Walker, Everette Session-Cook, Alice Irvin, Maxine Hinchen, Theresa Mc- Donald, Iris Jean Sulcer. Graduates not pictured are: Vern Alexander, Arvilda McClellan Jacobs, Roylin Johnson II, Georgia Ruth Wilkerson, Sandra L. Mathis-Pippins, Julius Cotton, Willie Lee Martin, Lafayette Turner, Pearlie Beverly, Joyce Faye Baylor, Verdell Fields, Walter James Dabney. Graduating with Certificate of Completion were Willie Fay Can- non and Phelonese Clewis-Clark. Honorary degrees were conferred on Dr. Blair T. Hunt fDoctor of Di- vinityj of Memphis, Tenn. , and Mrs. Elbie Guy Crawford Titus fDoctor of Letters, of Dallas. Dr. J. O. Perpener, Jarvis Presi- dent, conferred the bachelor's degrees at the May 25, 1969, Commencemem - the 5lJth annual exercise. Dr. James Newcomer, Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs at Texas Chris- tian University, was commencement speaker. Dr. Charles Berry is presi- dent of the Jarvis National Alumni and Ex-Students Association. Dr. Blair T. Hunt of Memphis, Tenn. , delivered the baccalaureate sermon. 31 C0mm.Qnc.Qm.Qnf.- 76.9 Eegmnmg OI! THE MARCH CONFERRING DEGREES: President Dr. J. O. Per- pener confers degrees, as Registrar Mrs. V. C. Waddleron calls the roll, lnnkflik 5 ,R ,Q R aff we ' Fw? Alnoffreff Cfwflenge . . . . . Ano' Anofheff IN MEMORIAM: Two days before he was to graduate from Jarvis, Alfred Lee Sanders was killed in al automobile mishap. He would have marched in front of Iris Jean Sulcer. She carried his cap and tassei at the commencement. fn, . g, V ,,,,. ...san -inf? . is SYMPHONIC BAND GRADUATION TENT Mafcofm K Effachman Chairman of fha Jaffwz' Board of Tffuafeaa si iq? 5 mf' - MALCOLM K, BRA CHMAN can succeeds Dr. Robert Storey Board of Tffuafaec Malcolm K. Brachman R. D. Douglas Chairman Otho McKaig Cleo W. Blackburn James M. Moudy Vice Chairman Mrs. H. Harold Wineburgh K. V. Lipscomb L. H. Lacy Secretary George P. Kuykendall James W. Aston C. A. Meyer Treasurer T. T. Swearingen John Rogers Joseph Zeppa Honorary Life Member Robert Storey Th 'Q farm' Pf'QQf0'.Qnf 5 J mL9 5-,-me ef? DR, I. O, PERPENER President MISS ELISE MARTIN The President 's Secretary mg A6!lDEM!CQ : f I if HUMA Ntfrres V - I I Art A V' 5 English 2 Foreign Languages Music Philosophy and Religion PHYSICAL AND LIFE SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS Biology Chemistry Mathematics Physics DR, E, C, POWELL Dean of Instruction MRS, E, GRACE DERRICK Secretary Dean of Instruction MRS, L, ROY Secretary Academic Support and Guidance SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Business and Economics History and Political Science Behavioral Sciences TEACHER EDUCATION Academic Foundations Teaching Fields Academic Specialization Health and Physical Education Library Science Education Developmental Reading I' s Q E MRS, VERA H, ASKEW Director of Academic Support and Guidance Dfvflvbn of Humanfffey 'ff' 'Ullnhuqv Dgpafffmenfg - . - Art - English - Foreign Languages - Music - Philosophy and Religion ,, y E .. aff -A fl! DR, ERNESTINE LEVERETT MRS. DOROTHY C, English faculty LANIER English faculty JIM BRYANT MRS, NINA VANCE English facuhy English faculty 36 r- ' A JOHN PAUL JONES Division Chairman English faculty ROBERT E, RODGERS A rt fac ulty MRS. ROSA V, JONES English faculty BENTON A. ADAMS Speech-Drama faculty MELVIN E, DAVIS Choir Director Music faculty Band Director 'MQ is 'E I DR, ROY Y, UYECHI REV, CLAUDE WALKER Philosophy-Religion Philosophy-Religion College Minister h'f'2l DR, G. FRANK VRSIC Foreign Languages 'Q DR, JUANA MARIA GOMEZ Foreign Languages r' f i 0 Q Q f 9 1' fi MRS, VIRGINIA WILSON Qvflvbn of Physica! and life Qcvenceg and Maffi .Qmaffzfc Depafffmenfc - Biology - Chemistry - Mathematics - Physics F 1 Q X v sip-sf JOHN F. JOHNSON 38 DR, D, D, MALIK Biology faculty C, W, CLIFT Division Chairman F ai DR, SENKA YADEN DR. CORNELIUS ASKEW Biology faculty Biology faculty HENRY THAGGERT Mathematics faculty DR, HENRY I-IARDT DR. NISHEETH J. DR, THEODORA O KOENIG Mathematics and Physics VORA Chemistry faculty Physics-Mathematics in I K if MRS, LENORA Y, AMOS Mathematics faculty MRS, MARY JEAN MCKINNEY Earth-Science faculty MRS. IIMMIE THOMPSON 39 Qvfffbn 01' -r-dk 5009! and 5963 wma! QOIEUOQQ Depafffmenfg - Business and Economics - History and Political Science - Behavioral Sciences W, H, SMITH History- Government DR, E, C, POWELL faculty Division Chairman Dean of Instruction f '-as 1' it . i w 3 . 'gps u f.aar I -K H, J, WEDGEWQRTH r History-Geography ,a.ny.a u or S faculty iq' is xwwkx 7 DR, B, B, qsudp WELLMON xhixkmmixxr MRS' VERA H' ASKEW History faculty A Z r. -. Psychology faculty 5 . 3 6 , Q 5 In K K N in ., l 1 K K s.: i . K g iir is sl ' yy,ss .i i u T ,,.'f 5' fa f: rf q . f ' 'istsfwff aff' .ff 9' BRUCE BEACH PA UL KEAHEY gg A Economics faculty Economics faculty MRS, ZOLA WALKER Business faculty 1 . W, 1.44-be AFTER CLASS: Lola Ross, Jerry McAway, Phyllis Feagan, Marye Loftis, and Jimmy Dailey. TRAVIS JULY Social Science faculty Supervisor of Testing and Guidance Qvflvbn 01' y Y v Teacher E0'u0.9f1Dn - Academic Foundations - Teaching Fields - Academic Specialization - Health and Physical Education - Library Science Education - Developmental Reading M, L, LANIER DR, PAUL E, RICHARDS Director of Division Chairman Student Teaching V,SV Q nw Q ' - -yi , ff?7L:! , f i MRS, A, B, HOLLAND Reading Director ANTHONY ROBINSON Health and Physical MRS, MARY A, WELLMON Education Department head Education-Psychology faculty T, L, MCGILL Education faculty MRS, DORIS P, RUTHERFORD Library Science faculty CHARLES M, HOLMES Physical Education faculty MRS, WILLIE OWENS Director of Student Activitiesg Health and Physical Education faculty MRS, MARTHA PA CE 019409 or' fha Fegfffwaf W A0'm11Q.Q1Of7Q Pfacemenf f W1 r3v1 -I' MRS, V, C, WADDLETON Registrar , 'QM-e MRS, MARGIE B, TURNER Secretary X ,I MISS FRANCES HUDSON MISS JOYCE WILLIAMSON MISS IDA DAVIS Clerk Typist Clerk Typist Clerk Typist 44 f 74' Olin Library and Communication 7719 Zfbfsfy Q 9 H I V1,,, K V , I 1 lr - if, nfl' , Ixv - 'Z ? I rf 1 xx I I MRS, LAFAYETTA ' S FULLER Secretary Z MRS, DORIS P, RUTHERFORD Library Director ggi ,J xx Nm. ,..-INK , MRS, PATRICIA TODD Curriculum Librarian MRS, CHRISTINE B, MATTHEWS Book Preparation I L I I rara MRS, DOROTHY MORRISON Circulation-Reference Librarian 3-. 1 K ' Q in 1 X I MISS LEILA CAMPBELL Cataloger 'I r is., ,u M AQ., L , c J X 9 -J ' ,, fl. If ' I fr! -W if xx' VX' .use Y . X Q ' iff fx W .L MRS, LORIE SMITH Director of Teaching Media Center 45 www Eyes! Afqgglwg and ,f ,Q , Wie... 0 QQWVIUQQ fuwuumgb-P 'wks D, L. BROOKS WILLIE PRICE Manager of Fiscal Affairs College Store Manager if 1 ff? ' ' W Q.: I j ,r,r.r,r ,a ea r, if ADRIAN TURNER ARTHUR L, CRUTCHFIELD WILLIAM F, MITCHELL Purchasing Agent Inventory Clerk Cashier X A -:wt-57 '34 f, H Q I X MRS, GWENDOLYN ROBINSON Accountant 'ff' I MRS, LORETTA HOLMES MRS, DOROTHY LEWIS Payroll Clerk Clerk-Typist W-.lv i f X MISS JUDY ARMOUR Secretary Hhancfgf Aid f 's K1 HAROLD BENNETT IR. Assistant Fiscal Officer MRS, JERRY MOORE Administrative Assistant in Federal Programs MRS, STANNIE SMITH Clerk-Typist 5ui!09hgQ and Hman 02' HERBERT CLARK Groundskeeper f- 5 ..l?! LEE CLARK Groundskeeper .I 511 A EQ' J it 1 48 Ure Ufvfpf' CHARLES MATTHEWS Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds ,, iii .,..i,i S 1 'L A A 1: -zv 2' KEITH KELLEY Assistant Plant Supervisor div' JOHNNY SIMMONS HENRY CLARK Groundskeeper Groundskeeper Buifafhgg' and Gffoanoi' C'uQf007L9! if .K LESLIE BERRY MATTHEW BOGER HEZEKIAH BELCHER FRANK DAVIS IOHNELL BENNETT MRS, IUANITA BOLTEN MRS, EARLIE JEFFREY MISS ANNIE HARDNETT MISS ELLA FRANCES 49 F000' QQPVIUQ ALFRED DEAL Dining Hall Supervisor 5 .Q 212:1.1f-1-miaiiigi. K, iiii R a . e SAMUEL JONES Cook .Q Hfcfven ' 1 ,FY S ,i,ii MRS, DOROTHY BROWN CHARLES WASHINGTON Food Service Supervisor Food Service Worker MRS, ANGELEE BELCHER Cook Wwill Z. ,132 QTUDHV7' AFFAIRS' gQf'Vl'0Q9 Counseling Religious Life Men's Affairs Women's Affairs Health Services Student Activities Financial Aid T, L, MCGILL Dean of Student Affairs -.1391 Q. i ., txt ' ft' 'Iv PZ! MRS, SUE VORA Secretary '-,, Q ,J,f MRS, WILLIE OWENS Director of Student Activities Hhenefe! Am' Ceffege Work Qfudg it MISS A LICE HENRY Clerk-Typist A RTHUR RADFORD Officer The Deen Men ANDREW fTopperj WILLIAMS V, V 'Qin X ,J MRS, M, L, CLIFT Director of Financial Aid MRS, CAROLYN ROBERTSON Clerk-Typist Dean of Men Chief Security Officer EDDIE LAMBERT Security Officer The Deen Women MRS, WINIFRED PERPENER SHERMAN Dean of Women MRS, MALISSA REEDER Resident Director for Women Rehgioug 11.769 Hesfffz Qefvfbey MINISTER CLAUDE WALKER Director of Religious Life Y DR, MARTIN L, ' I Y EDWARDS JR, S R Q Director of Health I Services X ef College Physician DR, RALPH HARPER SR, College Dentist iz I N MRS, MILDRED PRICE College Nurse College Nurse MRS, FRANKIE DAVIS 53 HENRY M, STANTON Director of Development and Public Relations NFIVJ' JARVIS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE--HAVKINS, TEXAS P bl R 1 t ns Office SIMON EDWARDS Associate in Public Rela- tions. Editor-writer of Jarvis news releases for the media. Editor of me Jarvisonian, alumni news- paper. Narrator of week- ly radio program 'E- Jarvis College Hour, sider, campus weekly 5 x De vefopmenf and Pubic Refaffonc ED TODD Associate in Public Rela- tions. Editor of The In- newsletter, Adviser to student publications, ma- Expression qnewspaperj and The Bulldog, fyear- booky, 'Writer-Photograph- The Jarvisonian is a quar- terly newspaper of 30, O00 cir- culation nation-wide. It is edited for alumni and other The Jarfvlsonlcm friends of the College. MISS GEORGIA PRICE Office Assistant 191 i ,f Public Relations .EXX MRS, PHELONESE CLEWIS -CLARK E SIMON EDWARDS Editor 'YK i'U DOROTHY MCKENZIE SUNDRA GORDON ig. JESSE WILLIAMS JOHNNY CARPENTER Photographer expresgiqm as f K .... . t - 'izilfi ,..fla: t,,, t s. ' X Be? was fa KX xxx X ggi 'Se if-si, ' vi? I w , as rash 3 I I sei' .JF si' TERRY GORDON Reporter ERIC GA MBLES Cartoonist JULIUS COTTON Sports Editor BESSIE COTTON Copy Editor CLIFTON DOBBINS III Researcher A UTRY A CREY Researcher 'fr -15 mi X 'L 5 56 ,-J A-so 'W Q T1 . ff 'K I2 3 , X CARYLON COOK Exchange Editor ANNA RIDLEY Reporter SHIRLEY SCURLOCK Reporter JOYCE WRIGHT Reporter BRENDA LONG Reporter JUANITA GILCHRIST Typist PATRICIA QPTQ LEE Typist SHERRY LEWIS Typist RODENIAL DENNIS Typist Euffdog Senior Charles Edwards is editor of the forthcom- ing Yearbook - Buiidog 1969-70. --af 'K y A n 'x ' 4' -- 'V A1 I ? W 3 ,vw f' :W-5. v 6 ig gag gg -:Z Q J if 'Q ' fa .411 U IS' QW . aww 7779 The Bulldog, Jarvis yearbook, is a photographic record of the year's events and people. it I -C CHA RLES EDWA RDS fllggocfafef and Agrvrfanfg X . an i 0 D ix! -1fRJ?a ROOSEVE LT WOODA RD Editor 1968-69 Ethel Pearl Hodge Gwen Johnson Linda Fridia Margaret Williams Jesse Williams Elter Lewis Arthur Edwards Delores Franklin Louis Height fNot Pict uredj Jamey McCoy.- He didn't cuss. But when he spat out Foot-foot-foot as quick as you could draw breath, you knew you had a lesson to learn from the Gentleman Professor. He was one of the most sincere, dedicated, and passionate teachers where knowledge was concerned, spoke one of his former students, Dr. Charles Berry. He taught that knowledge was there for you if you had the motivation to seek it out. And Mr. McCoy helped his students seek out that motivation. His words were a shock wave of concern. One of his younger friends and students was Simon Edwards who said Mr. McCoy would often exhort: 'Foot-foot-foot!! I don't have time for your fool- ishness If you don't want to work go on home and come back when you have your mind on some- thing more constructive. Teaching was more than a living to the science professor - more than a passion. Teaching was his hope for productive lives in others. lf you don't come in here to learn, he would tell his students, just get out of my classroom and stay out so the other folks can learn. But once Mr. McCoy had your scholarly attention, he felt he could polish our skills. And he could. The Professor was a religious man. And the religion he lived by was enforced by the science he taught. Few men of science believed in God asdid Mr. McCoy. He believed all life was a gift of God, said M. L. Lanier, one of his fellow teachers. His actions, and words, told his students earnestly: I Care. He was keenly interested in X' lg' 9 A X the progress of Jarvis, and the Q greatest tribute we can give him Dr. J. O. Perpener, Jarvis Presi dent is the building of a better life and a better Jarvis, declared Q - 5 ,. An early photo Mr. McCoy was a man who helped mold many lives, a man who believed hard work developed a man. His work was not just in the classroom, laboratory, study, or library. CHe was an avid reader.J With his handiwork, he helped maintain college property. He appreciated nature. Witness to this is the row of pin oak trees he planted along a campus avenue. He cared for saplings. He cared for life. As if writing an epitaph, Simon Edwards presents this proverb Professor McCoy surely would endorse. Time is too short, and our responsibilities are too tall for us to indulge ourselves in foolishness. - James Carroll McCoy Jan. 25, 1886 - Dec. 3, 1968 ' . To Armstrong, Phillips, Sand 9 fn M oflgm- Highway Collision Kills Studiis JAMES ARMSTRONG MARK PHILLIPS ALFRED SANDERS The memorial services were meditative---quietly searching for answers. Eulogies made by the minister and students seemed to battle the silence of the hundreds of mourners. This was on Saturday afternoon, May 24, 1969. Within the preceding 24 hours, three Jarvis students were fatally injured in a highway tragedy only a few miles east of the College. James Craine Armstrong, 19, Dallas sophomoreg Mark Patrick Phillips, 20, Longview sophomore: and Alfred Lee Sanders, 24, Terrell senior. On the afternoon of May 23, the three men were traveling in a white sedan which somehow collided with a station wagon between Big Sandy and Gladewater on U.S.l-lwy. 80. Apparent driver of the sedan, Sanders, was killed instantly: Armstrong died shortly afterward. Phillips died early the next morning fMay 245. Sanders was to be graduated with the bachelor's degree at the Jarvis commencement on May 25 - two days after the crash. Bffofh ef' f?00'g.Qf'Q He Pu! Meanmg fnfo 777179 Brother Rodgers' use of time makes life have meaning, noted Campus Minister Rev. Claude Walker on the eve of George Washington Rodgers' 100th birthday celebration. He was born March 16, 1869, and died June 2, 1969. Brother Rodgers was a pioneer promoter of Jarvis, as he in the 1910s helped clear land for College buildings, which he helped build. Farmer, carpenter, preacher - these were his vocations. Ir1 1959, Jarvis presented Brother Rodgers an Award of Honor for Life- Time Commitment to the College. J GEORGE WASHINGTON RODGERS , .f,Q, ,ad J ' .,, ,, ' W ' H ' , ,, W Q 811 - W va M, N FEEL? TE!! NO!!! CMZKQES' There are no evaluative grades given during registra- tion. But before you finally get registered you think they're testing your mortal limits. Eegfcfwaffon A - 2 -1: i E. ,v. ,, l ,ff V M 'f :ii'L:gg' X ,ai ,JL ff' 'Wl ' Qenfbfc Bobby Moore Vice President Margarette Davis Secretary Mae Medlock Assistant Secretary Ulysses Underwood Treasurer Samuel Minter Business Manager Maxie Bush Parliamentarian Johnnie Carter Chaplain Iris Jean Sulcer Student Council Representative Barbara Cotton Student Council Representative 62 Lennon Brooks 67999 NCES- VBR Darvin Stephens President President u A vs l y 1 fowl 1 Q' zdftx 'Z A ,tk Q,-f sl' ,,, . U a . Juniors' ,rr. e I, l - ,s wi Xt 1 Q ., fi 14- Theodore Hudson Vice President Ma vonee Waters Secretary Eleanor Joseph Assistant Secretary Thomas Brown Treasurer Fred Hearn Business Manager Evelyn Columbus Parliamentarian Joyce Wright Chaplain Melvin Brown Reporter Adele Davis Student Council Representative Samuel Hawkins Student Council Representative Qophomofec Lola Ross Vice President Marye Loftis Secretary Phyllis Feagan Assistant Secretary Shirley Scurlock Treasurer Billy Jefferson Business Manager Iimmy Dailey Parliamentarian Bettye Gill Chaplain William Smith Student Council Representative Jerry McAway President Cfacc i 0 .Q ff 9 William Thrasher President 4' i Hfeghmen OX B : . A.: S552 Q .P 3 an .K K- 1 gin .v-dw J res f i ii s . A. K, ' ,: tiTiXQ'x 1 CC 'K kk ' 'kwa , it f 'K A S 44 ti. C , mu 5 if A ag Q 'ills Map Charles Bookman Vice President Gwen Johnson Secretary Julia Askew Assistant Secretary Eric Gambles Treasurer Charles Locke Business Manager Bertha Brooks Parliamentarian Bland Washington Chaplain Samuel Hawkins Student Council Representative Ozzie McGill Student Council Representative Ruby Adams Student Council Representative fNot Picturedj if 63 -K S sp ,gr freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman freshman sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore Enffoffeo' for 6739999 sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore Q u I Q senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior senior ,gina , . Q Q a I junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior junior is ,. Y, ,,, MISS SENIOR Geailya Warren XQQNIDWQ CLASS PRESIDENT Lennon Brooks QQHIUFQ Q . . Q. W,1. ,X--- M W' W, wg - E g 1 g is J-- , ' Q it 1 gg Q: ' ,,, f 'f sa K 'W' A !f'Q 9 good !l'fQ.' Rosemary Hamilton, Dennis Dabney, Winnie Cannon ui! f it 'uni i019 Vern Alexander Grand Prairie, History Ella Bryant Gilmer, Tex 55 Business Ed. fi. 4 ' ,glen iaufr 49 Hulene Allen Helen Bell Mary Blue Tex, Pittsburg, Tex, Longview, Tex, Daingerfield, Tex. Elementary Ed. Biology Secretarial Science Eleanor Burnley Elnora Bursey Maxie Bush Borger, Tex, Texarkana, Tex, Longview, Tex. English Chemistry Elementary Ed. Johnnie Carter Cleburne, Tex. History Phelonese Clewis Clark Elkhart, Tex. Secretarial Science Barbara Cotton Clebume, Tex. Biology Julius Cotton Tatum, Tex, History Jessie Crayton Gilmer, Tex. History Charlene Cregler Gilmer, Tex, History Milton Curry Indianapolis, Ind. , Religion Margaret Davis Sulphur Springs, Tex. Elementary Ed. Ethel Dixon i Dallas, Tex, English Clifton Dobbins 111 5 Houston, Tex, History l Barbara Evans Tyler, Tex, Biology Dorothy Evans Petersburg, Fla, N Business Ed. it t,w wh fy Y'-'xx 1 .47 41' Midi 1 er in if 'Q if if Q FK 9 , W' sg, r.vf3 4, .QQ fha?-ada! ' ' 4' JW RQgl1Qff'9fl.Of7.' Like exams, a trial. 41 A v-x,,49 ls., Y . K QQNIDWQ Mamie Floyd Gladewater, Tex. Elementary Ed. -I!! 4? ,Q X fx 5 . ,. X' --W X I RX ,, V V rV,LV X- f V,,V Zvlv . X 75 f. ' ' ml'5?l 7 R ,I . -f .3 U WX i f z k, - . ge' Doris Fort Dorris Fuller Gilmer, Tex. San Angelo, Tex. Business Adm. History Maria Gray Frankie Harmon Longview, Tex. LaRue, Tex, Mathematics Biology 68 Helen Gilbert Hawkins, Tex. English Robert Harper Jr, Longview, Tex, Biology , , 2' tv,-rf Q, 2 ,iv .413 Rubye Glenn Columbus, Tex Elementary Ed. Lela Hinchen Henderson, Tex History Q59 11 4 !9 1lvd'r f 1:-ad -4 0- 5 OL., I A NOQQ, Maxine Hinchen Henderson, Tex, English Mary Hudson Palestine, Tex. History Curtis Johnson Gladewater, Tex . Mathematics I Ream Hines Maggie I-101115 Teathel Hollis Long Branch, Tex. Pittsburg, Tex. Gilmer, Tex. Biology Elementary Ed. Biology Martha Hunter Alma Ingram Billy Jernigan Longview, Tex. Tyler, Tex. Carthage, Tex Elementary Ed. Mathematics - 'fi 'X' -5. 5 sg .tg 9 l N s, N X us 52 :1i.Qff,,- ik i , K - ,S Q J , vii ,Ing W . Q ,L tr- ak sfo K -'ra E - 1 s-', M ,M .gs is fr- ig. it T 5 ss... ' - ,. - t , ' ' vi ss. 't 'Kris ,- .. A - 1 xi ii . . asia I .QM gg ' 'iw fb: 1 I, xii- mi l0!' 1 I 1 fe.- . K KLV, , iq xoi' I. ! 'QQ . .div .k ,nqgk 'K ,. . .X , !. i f' YU fix ' l -wi Q1'f'f', if 4 515 Elter Lewis Claudiaette Lindsey HOUSTON. TSX- Beaumont, Tex. Mathematics History .QQUIUWQ Esther Johnson Hawkins, Tex. Elementary Ed. James Johnson Little Rock, Ark. Business Adm. Virginia Johnson Littlefield, Tex. Business Ed. Clifford Kemp Shreveport, La. Elementary Ed. Zone Cgchlcf- Je rome Kem p . 'J ef' A. 4 W I an-,R4 a 0-QB A dag for VlQWl77Q'.' Jun Walker Qenfbfg ff Othel Lipscomb Detroit, Tex. Mathematics Theresa McDonald Corinth, Miss. Elementary Ed. Mae Medlock Kilgore, Tex. Chemistry Arvilda McClellan Fort Worth History Nancy Mclviicheal Crockett, Tex. Elementary Ed. Henry Milton Temple, Tex. Business Ed. 7I Whafk' m fha news.- Phelonese Clewis Clark reads the news in Public Relations Office. Larry Pippins A Qcfvofaff ffefaxeg- feignssleep. l 72 , ..,,...w,.v-o f' lf ' V. .gi-'fggrL,,f K 1+ 24121 ,I . A mf- A ,, . is g g: :wg , ' 'sw 'Sm Bobby Moore Bonham, Tex, Business Adm. Larry Pippins Longview, Tex, History Laurice Polley Willis, Tex, Elementary Ed. Carra Randolph Delhi, La, Secretarial Science Carmena Richards Virgin Islands English Lou Moore Shelbyville, Tex, Business Ed, Betty Jo Nash Shreveport, La, Elementary Ed. Qenfbff Sylvia Richardson Long view, Tex, Elementary Ed. s, .s N: ge A ff' P' A 1 h f -ff - J , x X ' K , Q' 1-'via-1-N , Kg f 55. Alberta Robinson Keithville, La Business Ed. W0-S W-H95 Lillie Oliver Queen City, Tex Elementary Ed. Bertha Scott East Bernard, Tex Elementary Ed. s XY' N t ' 5 rt s o , , may sf 9, vt' ' X at ,S 5 i t gt H 1 ,I X X ?E 6 S N. 1, LQ 1. , Owl l ,Qu Everette Sessions Pickton, Tex. History Jimmy Shelton Kilgore, Tex. Music Johnnie'Smith Fort Worth History Iris Jeannie S ulcer Oklahoma City, Okla. Elementary Ed. 'Z X s w X YC L 7-0gfQf!7Qf'.' Julius and Bessie Cotton Zola Wilkerson Bettye Waters Geailya Warren Mt. Pleasant, Tex, Gilmer, Tex. Tyler, Tex. English Elementary Ed, English 1 F096 r'-0 H03 Q s ss M uf' W fr' W ail a - ai QQ ,4 Ulysses Underwood England, Ark. History Edward Warren Kilgore, Tex. Biology Frankie Warren Gilmer, Tex. Business Ed. 75 :QS 941015 -.W Minnie Williams Ben Wheeler, Tex . Business Ed. Bernice Young Jefferson, Tex. Mathematics MISS JUNIOR Bobbie McCarty CLASS PRESIDENT Darvin Stephens Junfbffg' J 6 'Pi A I :1,' A, V iz K X . 2 q I :Ag A I 7-O .Q0f77QllVflQf'Q.' Shelia Spencer f, , F K , .1 . , ,Q ggfff2'?532Zf.w ff 3,7 A yy S 5 f A, 4 W 2 , , , Q E 1 ' .omas Brown Hawkins 'wiki ree Bruce Stuttgart, Ark. nnie Cannon Gladewater nmy Ceaser Lake Charles, La. ,rvey Collins Huntsville chael Collins Fort Worth elyn Columbus Kilgore llman Cooke Hobbs, New Mexico ssie Cotton Baton Rouge, La. Juniofg The Zlbl'9!'g.' A study hall for Sylvester Curry, Esther Johnson and many , many others. req Q! W -E 1 - we C , , Q 1 5 .., is X--4. L - ' . I W ..., Wk a 'ff' .th kk Nye, in . Q -xi i -. ,w 4 .gal . 1 . .Q X ig.- . X, l all 3 Ruthie Cross Winona Sandra Daniels Birmingham, Ala Edna Dantzler Chicago, 111, Adele Davis Ki1g0f6 Connie Davis Houston Rodenial Dennis Birmingham, Ala fUf7l'0!'Q A con VQf'S'3flOf7.' Rodenial Dennis, Joyce Wright. 3 ,Qt E John Drew Atlanta, Ga. Ben Ellis Fairfex, S. C. Faye English Clarksville l iii? 2f'0Of77lY7g.' Bobbie McCarty Iiley Halton Longview Zharles Hamilton Birmingham, Ala. osemary Hamilton Crockett iben Hannah N. Little Rock, Ark, argaret Hardy Tomball, Tex. oungie Harris Carthage s ' Edward Galloway New York, N. Y. Janfoffg' L. A. Gibson Livingston ,I ww i n , . X I 5 4 ff' xii 2 6 1 I ' t y N f I ff IP sl ,A ff: I .6 fm. it .ION ft ' , if X is N fix. v a Gs? K . I fy XJIN 1 Mid 5 A A C Rf T' Gi A-Q s . 5 Y :kr - X -- was fo, , ext, if 'IN o4'X inf , LP 2 ' ' U r Q to H- t ss f ' ' ,tr as W 'Ms Gin fl' z WW, Kenneth Hauck La Rue Hawkins Temple Samuel Hawkins St. Louis, Mo. Fort Worth Fred Hearn Tuscaloosa, Ala Mulkey Heath Naples Geneva Herd Overton Mary Hill Jacksonville Hulene Hollis Pittsburg, Tex. Theodore Hudson Houston Ardian Isaiah Texarkana, Ark. Annie Jackson Terrell Barbara Jackson Tyler Willie Jeffries Georgia Johnson Birmingham, Ala Mt. Pleasant Rommie Johnson Ore City I Verdell Johnson iw 'W' Jacksonville 1 V' 1,5 W fvf X , -.-s.. ' ' ' Xa . Q .dv 5 X X 1 ' A .3 '- f ff' 'K-' Geraldine Jones Birmingham, Ala. K , 4, M, vi ' V Reva Jones Lubbock 'fii 1 J 'W' W' J iiii A ..., ', , , 'CQ . wgX.,.k-. I ' 1515 ,xi M' 'K Eleanor Joseph Birmingham, Ala. , . is N Alva Kimbrough Palestine --Q , . s Q Minnie King Mineola L4 -f-fwc., A f X 'airy'-s i Juniors f and Qfudg: Marion Raze, Lennon Brooks fforegroundj and Joyce Wright, Willie Bryant, Margaret Hardy. TF -QW ' Q 4 I ls f ,f ,f xl, ' x 3 ,IX ,-Q I as ii fs lab.- Billy Jernigan studies in science laboratory, H Nourffbmen rf- Twins Hulene Allen, Maggie Hollis fforegroundj dine. In background are Fred Hearn and Arvilda McClellan Jacobs. W! , 5 ...num ang' X' Linda Lacy Ronald Locke Classie Luckey Brenda Long Bobbie McCarthy Barbara McKinley 84 7 2 ga' 5. 2 M,- I ,Nl , J f I fi ...Wa K r vi 4 p Dorothy McKenzie Beulah Mannings 'udy Mangram Thelma Milligan viaxine Newsome Edward Nolan arbara Parker erald Parker eorge Phillips 'VX LaRue Kilgore El Paso Birmingham, Ala. Gladewater Longview Quitman N. Little Rock, Ark. N.. Gladewater rQ'o s I ' ' 'V 9 Q 0 ,'0 4','-o Q, o fs- ofa. QQ- I,f. Q Q' Q 9.099019 fr ,a!e-'- ..'v 0.2 4 e 'nh .funf'0l'Q 'U' - - f, , 'Quik ,s.,Q f1'qi ,- r g 1, -' S 5: , vi A 'ae' 1. are ,fy . . ,.,...- - 15:4 ' ? rs .. ' dsl f is Gladys Pouncy Vallie Powell Marion Raze Mary Reese Helen Redic Adley Richard K N. Little Rock, Ark Gladewater Tyler Longview Overton Houston 85 U79 7lMf0 OI! UQ! Eddie Easter and Joyce Bruce. fL!!7l'Of'Q ffl' M69 fb!! Kenneth Hauck and Travis July dis uss a situa tion John Richards Queenie River Geneva Ross Marva Scott Linda Shettifield Yeury Smith Virgin Islands Omaha, Tex. Wiergate Ladonia Kilgore Rosebud Barbara Snell Kilgore Margaret Snow Birmingham, Ala. Joe Spencer Terrell fad ffkfvb-sq-K t X Vivian Steele Birmingham, Ala. Darvin Stephens Mineola fv' Alfred Stinson Dorchester, Mass. .ag-X K ' f , .114 1 ' f r ff S 1,91 S 'E taiiirri WWW? I I , ' fa 5 . W, f mf u Junfoffg Rosemary Hamilton and Sallye Frederick. My Ecofoggf Dean of Instruction Dr. E. C. Powell qleftj, John Richards, John Johnson participate in seminar on ecological study of Lake Hawkins. ff' i'ili iiii l at rrt S W W .NA Pilot Point Fort Worth Ladonia Ladonia St. Anne, Ill. Brenda Taylor Joann Tennell Bernard Thomas Gwendolyn Thrash Shirley Turner Shirley Webb Linda White Shirley Wilkerson Mary Williams nh '46 MISS SOPHOMORE Lola Ross CLASS PRESIDENT Jerry McAway Qopbomofey 'un 'iff 'fl' 'wi . sf S f .A.......--' ,li x '! ' :. Jerry Arnold Edwina Anderson James Armstrong Larry Baker Shirley Ballard Harold Barnes Dorothy Bell Gloria Blaylock Tyler Dallas Dallas Avinger Longview Henderson Longview Point A If nw' if 5 2 I 5 , I Qophomoweg More fhan 2 pagffmef Ora Newsome , Loyd Harris. fl' 5 ,- ,A a ' Q ' Av A 'Q' 3 A if H 1001 ' ' 3 40 l I h AK 'ix if Y V . I ff - fa rf' fa., Q 5 ' f L iff, 259 f' L ' I A ff 4-gig K ff! X 1' sr, 5 ' .. ' ' g,g. ' -an , , f x Lx, V. fhaxid ffr 'c'f, , ,.,- , ' ,fk, , out was xo ai ,, AA- , . J!! 0' is Q6 , fs' ef' ,b if 'w Qopfvomofef Margarette Boyd Mary Brooks Wayrnon Brooks Marsha Bush Alice Butler Stephanie Cabbell Mary Caldwell Patsy Callier Andrearte Carlisle Joyce Cheatham Willie M. Cofer Fornest Coleman Texarkana, Ark. Dallas Edna Longview Kermit Indianapolis, Ind. Nacogdoches Tyler Birmingham, Ala Hughes Springs LaRue Longview nnah Jean Conley Palestine rylon Cook Geneva lester Curry Big Sandy imie Dailey N. Little Rock, Ark nes Daniel Mineola :lyn Davis Hawkins :ricia Davis Daingerfield :ie Davis Winnfield, La. lma Dean Mineola Lhur Edwards Tyler yllis Feagen fis Fields Birmingham, Ala. Indianapolis, Ind. at 4' IF' f i ffl fb , 'A A, . ,,:- 5X 5 as N3 b 3.3 3. f 4 ' 'W' , 1 Wa ,, at M., ,1 was l ' WM A f 1 'Q QP- Www 4 , ,,,, - Proxie Hawkins Vaughn Hawkins Bobby Hector Sally Himes Polley Hinchen Ethel Hodge Ernestine Jackson Helen Jackson 92 Houston Temple Gladewater Shreveport, La. Henderson Littlefield Birmingham, Ala, Gilmer Larry Fields Clarence Flowers Sallye Frederick John Freemon Delores Franklin Linda Fridia Loretta Fridia Bettye Gill La Shalla Gibson Dorothy Gray Verna Gray Zenobia Guess Carolyn Hall Evelyn Harris Loyd Harris Sandra Harris Qopfzomowey Bastrop, La. Birmingham, A Cason Baton Rouge, L: Dallas Avinger Avinger Little Rock, Arl Dallas Crockett Mound Bayou, lx Tulsa, Okla. Temple Omaha Cullen, La. Omaha Q . , A .wl,? Wvffwny, t y , 1 fa. : w twa t M.-Q1 ' S 'ii Q Sli an K mad Pf'014'!.Q.- Qophomowef Johnny Jackson Billy Jefferson Linda Johnson Mary Johnson Celesta Jones Lavaree Jones Evelyn Jordon L. D. Lawton Norma Lee Mae Bell Lewis Mary Loftis Jerry McAway Longview Marlin Pittsburg Littlefield Marlin Chicago, Ill. Belcher, La . Pittsburg Little Rock, Ark, Wiergate Marlin N. Little Rock, Ark Jo Ann Scary x 'M ,,,.,..Wf-' Zook- Clarence Flowers, Cheryl Scott, Qophomofey Nelson Miller Basil Nias Ora Newson Carolyn Overshown Nylene Palmer Aron Peoples Lola Pettigrew David Phillips Birmingham New York, N Gilmer Jacksonville Gilmer Marlin Tyler Gladewater ter Powell rence Price lette Randal ry Dale Reynolds rl Reynold 1a Ridley ty Robinson sandra Robinson 'is Robinson rk Rogers rilyn Rogers nela Rose a Ross :ryl Scott rley Scurlock knn Seary Gladewater Texarkana, Ark. Texarkana, Ark. Pittsburg Yonkers, New York Baton Rouge, La. Jewett New York, N. Y. Jewett Bastrop, La. Birmingham, Ala, Brooklyn, New York Mt. Pleasant Texarkana Crockett Baytown M' fb ere.- S vend Tranberg, Patricia Harding U mmil g f V L 'f , 1' BLVZB Q B A' X , 1 A ' 5, 'ft ITB f. ss , - , 1 R ' T- f ss-skirt n r . 'X 7 ' ff . ' 4 V' Q 1 xi' ' Mgr H I is M N rifssab -me Qopfvomofeg tfk 136 t ,, wg as , Y xx ' Zookmg good O. C. Banks f,,. 5. R, ,f -.. i 'Q M 44 1.145 f. ,.. f f' 1 ly-ff Mt S 'X al' ,' J - Q Ex u - mp' f' 'Y VD' vm , r J fe, ,, sr, I1 ,x N wx xox V ,U gn, 'KN fit l0Uf1g1hg wiffr book- --...-.R-Q-sf-,,... ., Robert Edwards lf' S f l'5?:5'f lm of 43 Mary Shaw Annie Shelton Rose Shockley Effie Smith Janet B. Smith Shirley Smith William Smith Cydell Spencer Freddie Stewart Doris Toole Jesse Toole Svend Tranberg Pittsburg Kilgore Dallas Crockett Mt. Pleasant Gilmer N. Little Rock, Grand Prairie Tomball Mound Bayou, M Mound Bayou, M Brooklyn, N. Y Clydell Spencer, Mary Caldwe 6'O-OpQ,rgf,Df7.- fBackground: James Armstrong Sylvester Curry,j Femmme march.- Dressed in red and marching to dinner are: Joyce Thomas, Celesta Jones, Ethel Pearl Hodge, Berna- dine Brooks, Gwen- dolyn Johnson, La Shalla Gibson, Phyl- lis Feagan, Mary Johnson, Velma Dean, Sue Farmer, Bertha Brooks, Edwina Anderson. Their mutual interest? Tau Gamma Omega Oretha Trayler Nelder Turner Doyle Wallace Addie Ware Alice White Marcus Williams Margaret Williams Ora Williams Ruthie Williams Margaret Wilson Merlen Woods i A ,X ,r g ,1,XRa,'sW My sixlw' XIX J 'T 1 x N, ' r 'K 4 ff- 'F V Sf- ' -:ran , '-'gi,..2. or , ga, Naples Tatum Pittsburg Shaw , Miss Pittsburg Gladewater Avinger Jewett San Angelo Pittsburg Jasper ' Qophomofeg .Q it - , -In -A L, jf ag I gm, I My ,yr I lllv -'4wz'4' rf A H Q51 55,5 r 4 - 1 ,J ,J has , V, W r,-, J J ,V Q52 ,mi H. 4-Q f fbfini we 1 aff f 1v 1' ,h sv i mp: - X. , e - ' x ' R f I L a if L if M 'f 0 J if H U an ef Z if 1 li Sv Q A Q if 3 ' I f 'X W? ' A 3 1 , 4 H 4 2 I V .V J W Q Ay X 'V,' ff K 'HJ 4 1 if?-aff if 'E 'wi f.. U7 nf KEXYVLQ .ff ffvm 1' UFMWAKRV 2' an, f .1 gf if CLASS PRESIDENT William Thrasher Hfeebmen in-sm dh lg VW t 'iissilflf 1 1 I Jacqueline Brisco Bertha Brooks Mary Brown Ray Brown Clifford Bryant Marlene Bryant Robert Bryant James Buford Xavier Burke Mary Burks Henry Caraway Johnny Carpenter Regina Carr Venus Carr Lena Carter I00 2 ,I Nfl fd z f .. Ft W E, ' 'i ,1,.:Q-,lik Hr.. 1,9 , ,, h 1, ' ,at .,,, 1 , W, r,e J , t,,,, r ,, , ,,,,,,.. ! f lea ' x '7 ' 1 N yr, , n t i y ,,i, if J 1 'T 15' W f Pe J' was , 'Q ,mf egg 'A ., ,Mix w -M' a ' Eaixqk n., as K ' v f- -Mg ,:11,,,f-W I 1- ..,,, . , - W,,w ,H 'X f 2 E E f-PT' aff 2 L' 2 'HQ' , ,l,.y5,,, 5 , A 1 J? is if J, iii? 'Aw 'f Hackman A-1 aff - Will Ruby Adams Larry Anderson Julia Askew Beverly Atkins James Bailey Edrich Barnes Alyce Beard Wilma Bennett Rita Berryman Marthellie Betts Clarence Beverly Alfred Binion Carl Bishop James Bishop Rayford Bishop Elsie Bolton Joseph Bonner Charles Bookman Rosie Bowie Ronnie Branch Ladonia Lubbock Ladonia Houston Baton Rouge , L Tuscaloosa , Al Rockford , Ill. Groveton Natchitoches, Naples Beaumont Tuscaloosa, Al Alice ville , Ala Willis Willis Pittsburg Tuscaloosa , Al Houston Flint San Francisco Quitrnan , , , ,,,L:, ,:,, X Ed a 'Z , ff J J ,,r u . r' e N .V 'L L n , IA jg I ,Q 3 'ff ongvlew 'H' . . 'fa 5 f C7440 Edfla ' I ' 'v ., ' ' 'E .,,. W f.,, V22 I , ' Edna euv I Y :- A f Y sitt ' B lsssstt Edna J so 3 Gilmer tl ,. ' X Naples f ? svvt i . X J Birmingham, Ala. G ' N. Little Rock, Ark, U L. , . , if A Longview , ,K 11 ,.,, left Long view ' f Birmingham, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Diana iii Visa? enum' 'Grads ,. T. J A 1: t A 7 y , , , H - J nn VIN iw, ,few 4 ,M I 41' ,E-1 a Q 1 fi 70 cfagc we cha!! go . 5 X 4141 .Q f H A,,, ' i2f ,, W ,,:: U 4w.w, ...Nu K. Erma Mayfield, Florence Harmon, Z' I lk HY' 49 fha I ,, f HQ. .69 if ' f X , 5. . MI Patricia Franklin. 9 Hackman Albert Champion Alvin Clark Lela Cobbins Glenda Cole Woodrow Coleman Barbara Cook Gerald Cooper Jeanette Cox Edith Darty Carol Davis Cheryl Davis Eric Davis Larry Davis Nathaniel Davis Ora Delaney Joe Dewberry John Dicks Jerry Dixon Marlene Dixon Sharon Dungee Dorothy Dyas Eddie Easter Wanda Eddie Abner Edinburg William Edwards Longview St. Louis, Mo. Omaha Birmingham, Ala. Mound Bayou, Miss Birmingham, Ala. N. Little Rock Dallas Kildare Birmingham, Ala. N. Little Rock New York City Gilmer Tuscaloosa, Ala, Mound Bayou, Miss Athens Harlem, N. Y. Delhi, La. N. Little Rock Roanoke, Va. Natchitoches, La. Tyler Diana Birmingham, Ala. Queen City IOI 1 H Sue Farmer M 1 1' Shirley Floyd A m' h Larry Franklin AQ wh Jn fb. Patricia Franklin 'W Patricia Franklin Melvin Freeman Curtis Fulgham Dorothy Gaffney Eric Gambles M Ida Garner f Patricia Garrett QL 'Q Juanita Gilchrist , J x' XA ass I May Cbcg yay! fef owi- Pittsburg Gladewater Jacksonville Chicago, Ill, Jacksonville La ke Charles, La . Tuscaloosa , Ala . Ladonia Lubbock Aliceville, Ala, - ' Tatum Birmingham, Ala. fha book- Roosevelt Wooc it W. W ,my IMVMWW Barbara Snell, Velma Dean, Carolyn Hall, and Patricia Davis climb Library stairway. w lundra Gordon kerry Gordon 'ommy Green andra Gregg inda Griffin William Hall Iiane Hampton lorence Harmon rewayne Hawkins arthenia Hawkins :verly Hawley mes Hayes Juis Height twrence Henry mice Hill illie Hines uenten Hodge urtis Holden sis Hollins eraldine Houston Bullard Lake Charles, La. Odessa Longview Gilmer China Birmingham, Ala LaRue Temple Longview . 'N' 'C .- .41 f Gladewater Tuscaloosa , Ala . Dallas Odessa Gladewater Shreveport, La. Littlefield Baton Rouge, La. Pittsburg Birmingham, Ala. X 1,551 vi' lglffll :X .rf 5 52 -.na sr, g .1 'W f yn 2 r v r.,. .V A ,M ,fa ilu Ti,G 436,42 fm 4-.1 it if 4 ff he-f ff lx X J ZF A X 1 .ez- 'VW d. - Qin .Af f. Kr J 'G I 1 r' ... -I .f ' fri? J Hfechmen , 5' J , 4- - I .. Susan Howard Velma Ikner Don Ethel Irons Lester Jackson James Jefferson Gwen Johnson Howard Johnson Linda Johnson Louis Johnson Robert Johnson Sybil Johnson Wanda Johnson Peggy Jones Virginia Jones Wilson LaDay ,ar Birmingham, Ala. Nacogdoches N. Little Rock, Ark. Beaumont Texarkana Littlefield Birmingham, Ala. Jacksonville Longview Gladewater Winnfield, La. Birmingham, Ala, Wild Wood, Fla. Gilmer Houston IO3 ' .-'fx ' , H N A-sy,..,:.w.' X g M , f ' ' 4- J pig, 'B' L f f . Agl, -..tt ,A 5+ f If V ' W 'f . A ' v A L1, ,,,, :YES ' g Ak ' I xhhnfijn-J! Carolyn Owens William Pace John Peoples Alice Pippins Joann Porter Nathaniel Randolph James Redmon Cundle Reed Everene Reese George Richardson Noven Richardson Shirely Roberts Judy Robinson Ellen Rodgers Gwendolyn Rogers IO4 , if p-JO ,grail L sg,,, x ,gt f ' 5,-QV' ,. . af' Gladewater Birmingham, Ala, Diana Longview Gladewater Delhi, La. Texarkana Conroe Longview Willis Laneville Laneville Hawkins Omaha Birmingham, Ala. rglgi 15 1, af an t,-Q L Hfeyfzmen vga ff-Ep QQ gm n 15 Oh Alan Landers Patricia Lee Sherry Lewis Charles Locke Charlesetta Louis Bobby McCray Melvin McGill Ozzie McGill Linda McGowan Bennie McNealy Milton Marshall Murphy Marthell B. J. Mathews Odessa Matrox Erma Mayfield Janie Melvin Marietta Miller Robert Moffitr Arthur Morris Mary Munoz New York, N, Y Ladonia Kildare Birmingham, A12 Los Angeles, Cal Longview Mt. Pleasant Mt. Pleasant Nacogdoches Mound Bayou, M Tuscaloosa, Ala. N. Little Rock, A Mexia Wiergate Mineola Tampa, Fort Worth Tuscaloosa, Ala, Mound Bayou, M Poteet Fla , , if ,-an Us ...vim 'Gul iq! 'vi a l Good ffmes' are here.- Joyce Bruce, Henry Caraway. Hfechmen .Jr-fr W 'hm I f S 9 ' 1 V B , 1 14 i! 1 James Ross Sherry Russ D. Jean Sadler Mary Sanders Brenda Scott Mary Scott Judith Sheppard Vernay Sherrod Milton Showers Darlene Simmons Viola Simmons Loretta Slocum Betty Spencer Gwendolyn Stafford Jimmie Stanley Mound Bayou, Miss. Longview Baton Rouge, La. Malvern, Ark, Birmingham, Ala, Natchitoches, La. Naples Binningham, Ala, Dallas Mt. Pleasant Mt. Pleasant N. Little Rock, Ark Aliceville, Ala. Jacksonville Naples I05 'yn 'E A-ar, 5 37159 ii li hn- rtx.. f A , Q mr,v,,,' , x dk gt K 1' -at 5. 1 r,,-,- ,,yw:..,r. ,,w., ,,w,f, ,it ..,. , ,.,,:,,. ,, in I I ,, . ,, QM? fx , 'lm Q 6 5 ' F 1 4 W 4' 3 4 an H4 , ' 4. ' ,Q aff P Q 'Y' ' if A ' r S 1 B ,K ,T., ,, , E x v. s , -l, ' i' . gr I I 2 'W iv L ,gl i . :A , , Q gas' Q. , ,, .1 ' , 3 Freddie Trotter Jo Ann Turner Randolph Turner Barbara Walker Boyd Walkes Mary Warren Bland Washington Henry Washington Joe Washington Matthew White Patricia White Thomas White Marion Wilhite Mary Wilkerson Brenda Williams I06 Texarkana, Ark. Terrell Naples Texarkana, Ark, New York, N. Y. Naples Baton Rouge , La . Conroe Naples Mt . Pleasant Savannah, Ga. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Gladewater Mt. Pleasant Gladewater Efeehmen Bernice Steele Ethel Stoker Jacquelyn Stringfellow Gloria Sylvester Floyd Sylvester Burcey Taylor Evelyn Taylor John Tharp Bettye Thomas Joyce Thomas Billy Thompson Henry Thompson Lena Thomas Willie Thompson William Thrasher Daniel Toole Flora Toole Sarah Toole Richard Towns Theresa Traylor Birmingham, Al. Marshall Tuscaloosa, Ala Jasper Beaumont Compton, Calif. Longview Mound Bayou, M Longview Birmingham, Ala Birmingham, Alz Littlefield Wiergate Birmingham, Ala Little Rock, Ark. Mound Bayou, M Mound Bayou, M Mound Bayou, M Birmingham, Ale Naples . . li 'B ' C ,, I F Ak A '- , 7. f 4, Jesse Williams Longview 7 f f-'0 f K ' gm g 4 Barbara Wilson Los Angeles Calif li R swf 2 Gina Wilson Natchitoches La H o B M? Roosevelt Woodard Mound Bayou Miss F ff ' ,,- 1 'V , - - - B' 'A Vivian Wright Sulphur Sprrngs il' 1 x Gladys Johnson Omaha, Billy Richardson Dennis Berry Samuel Johnson 1 Yep! ff k' you.- Brooklyn, N. Y. New York City Longview Melvin Brown, Juanita Gilchrist. Background: Willie Jeffries, Gwen Rodgers. .- ,,,.. . il My Q Alf! rl-e 7 -aww tl Hey! Vou 're puffmg me on . . Barbara Walker, Bobby Moore, i .41 gf' riff'- .i'r K 1' gif' 1. 5:iiil.1j:5Q if R rsls rrll rl,. ,rrrss f- s W '- , -4'r s 133223 J . 'ts array 5 gf'iQV3f70Q!J.' A Dire Need for UNDERSTANDING Attained These are the Grievances behind our Protests. We will Reason with Reason. Expressions of student Grievances came to a climax in October 1968. And the minds, intellect, emotions, and reasoning behind the maze of argu- ments, complaints, and anger were finally ap- peased when the Adminis- tration and the Student Body reasoned together and took action together, Pf'0fQ9fl?7g.' M.Qeffng.- A On stage opposite Pearlie Beverly is President Dr. J. O. Perpener. In foreground are Kenneth Hauck, Randolph Vance, James Tisby. I08 Among those in the forefront of student Griev- ances were fleft to rightj Edwina Anderson, Fred Hearn, Student Council President Pearlie Beverly, Jeannie Sulcer, Randolph Vance, John Royal and Vern fLittle Ginnyj Alexander ffore- groundj. At left background with hand on chin is Autry Acrey, Student Council vice president who later succeeded Mrs. Beverly. - , Dr. J. O. Perpener, President Rgggonlng' meeting with students. X965 59 !I6'NW77ES' P M99 JQWVIK' ! 955 59 frm Ueanniej gUf0Qf H0 MISS JARVIS First Runner-up MISS JARVIS Second Runner-up if A In 769 Cowf 'agp M99 J9f'v1,Q il Theresa McDonald Sylvia Marie Richardson Corinth, Miss., Senior Longview, Tex., Senior MISS FRESHMAN MISS SOPHOMORE MISS JUNIOR MISS SENIOR Barbara Cook Lola Ross Bobbie McCarty Geailya Warren Birmingham, Ala. Mount Pleasant Kilgore Tyler Sweetheart Major Ruth Boyd Major Ruff: Hoya' Dench 67416 Qweefh ear! Q I Linguist-Professor Dr. G. Frank Vrsic presents .1 bouquet of roses to the French Club Sweetheart. R'-'G it' lr gk ' NI Active in the formal presentation of French Club Sweetheart Dec. 18, 1968, were fleft to rightj Charles Edwards, Major Ruth Boyd, B. J. Mathews, and Bessie Cotton. II4 7723f7kQg1'v177g Dance Cfwfffmag Ba!! 5' Yeury Smith, Janet Smith, Willie Jeffries. Ronnie Branch, Mary Dale Reynolds, La Rue Hawkins. MQ3nWhf!Q . . . The rock 'n' roll dance band was late. So, what happened? Some singing by Margaret Hardy, Iris fJeanniejSu1cer, Rodenial Dennis, Brenda Long, Joyce Wright. p gl9l7'lYU9f Empfrayfl' Week March 26-30, 1969 Soul Power is spiritual power - a commitment to God. The minister views God as possibly using Black Man to bring about a just world. The Black Student and the Black College Church have definite roles in the Black revolution, Minister J. Metz Rollins asserted in his lecture Student Power, QQ:- Power, Soul Power. The student 's role is developing into the very best qualified person. k ,..t ggi? 1 n 'iss i fig-at Q Q Q Qpffffaa! Empfzacfzf Gafheffmg vlinister Rollins speaks. He's in foreground fmicrophone in handy, third from left. - r ai' REV. 1. METZ, ROLLINS Non-violent militant Rev. Mr. Rollins is minister in the United Presbyterian Church and executive director of the National Committee of Black Churchmen. Spiritual Emphasis Week was coordinated by the Rev. Claude Walker, College minister and director of Reli- gious Life. fnffflgffbfv f96'9: lei' UEQVQDQWQ V, ,. W u f ri b Ax b 1 1 biii ilg i P be 1 i y 21 . r y ccyi i22 3 Pia i - Axkh i ff i liii or ..,, M i n nklv ' LC pfgglxgggl- Bobby Hector, Samuel Hawkins, David Phillips. H -nn.-., ,,,,,,, S .. 1 i 3 David Phillips, Bobby Hector, Samuel David Phillips, Samuel Hawkins, Bobby Hector I I6 Hawkins. Q, ff7l'fl9flUf7 ! 959: 7941 Kappa 7941 W W , Jronp Q MW ei? Z' it ,jvi , as ID! 0, . Linda Lacy, Brenda Long, Reva Jones, Rodenial Dennis, Everlena Jordon, Marye Q ggg' Loftis, Joyce Bruce, Jean Conley. H yu, ,V W X, , , LiHd21 Lacy. Brenda Long. RCVH Jones, Roderlial Linda Lacy, Sallye Frederick, Brenda Long, Reva Jones, Rodenial Dennis, Dennis, Everlena Jordon, Marye Lofris, Joyce Everlena Jordon, Marye Loftis, Joyce Bruce, Jean Conley. Bruce, Jean Conley. I I7 ff7l'flZ'flDf7 X969 A4069 Daffy Omega , , ig .is M ' ani . . - Q r .L,: V V F 'Y' QL:,, 2 gpg Pfgdggg. COUNT CADENCE coUNTz! ' Cl d ll S Clydell Spencer, Jimmy Dailey, Clarence Flowers, Y e pencer William Smith, Waymon Brooks, James Armstrong, ,i z .ii R ik ,:.Lk .V K was ril, , riirrrri Si1,iii iriirrrrrrrrri N ..,,,. ., ' gift K' - ' ,5 Clydell Spencer, Jimmy Dailey, William Smith, Clarence CIYCICU SPQHCCI, Jimmy Dailey Flowers, Waymon Brooks, James Armstrong, Jerry McAway. II8 Clarence Flowers, William Smith, Waymon Brooks, James Armstrong, Jerry McAway. ff7l'flQflUf7 f 959: Tau Gamma Umega H , 5 . 5 Ethel Hodge, Celesta Jones, Beverly Higginbothan. V 'Q 9 .N K E ,E N..ml'-1 ' . . rfvfff ,. 1 ,Cr . ' A f 4 ,rf . H KNEE' ' N 4 Vx N X w egywxx -an 'ww -- T G O BIG SISTERS: Sylvia Marie Richardson and Barbara McKinley are serenaded with vigor. 780 f'7!e0'g.QQ.- Ethel Pearl Hodge, Celesta Jones, Beverly Higgin- bothan, Nelder Turner, Mary Johnson, Marva Scott, Margaret Hardy, Connie Davis, Ernestine Jackson, Edwina Anderson. all B t X ffl 2, X i 'W yM w,9 772.9 Qecfefaffaf W0fkQh 0,0 va... ,.,'s..5,s'f W1 Q6 , Zfkgfpffi Vtyx ' 'mba , A 7169 !V0. ! 700! - 7g,0.Qwfffef' y X W-4' f f sv 'W Qecfefafmf and Cfefmaf Workers From the left: Sitting - Mrs. Margie Turner, Miss Elise Martin, Mrs. E. Grace Derrick, Mrs. Sue,Vora, Miss Joyce Williamson, and Miss Alice Henry. Standing - Mrs. Lafayetta Fuller, Mrs. Virginia Wilson, Mrs. Carolyn Robertson, Mrs. Martha Pace, Miss Frances Hudson, Mrs. Jimmie Thompson, Miss Georgia Price, and Miss Ida Davis. I20 Held April 18 and 19 by the Jarvis Secretarial and Clerical Workers Association. Mrs. Margie Turner, President. gf.Q0f!'0f1l'0 Ami' . . . MRS, E, GRACE DERRICK Workshop chairman The Qecfefaffaf Wofkefz 0,0 Faefwon Qfrow April 18, 1968, in Chapel Thomas QTCJ White, Ulysses Underwood, Barbara Mc- Kinley, Jean Conley, Bertha Scott, William Thrasher. Jean Conley 3 .., Q 1. E ' 's ,J-lf is lays? Mrs. Sue Vora, Mrs. Jimmie Nelson Miller Thompson Bertha Scott V Afro-Amewfzwn Facfnbn Qfzow Given Jan. 26, 1969, under auspices of the United Christian Campus Fellowship QUCCFJ. Held in Auditorium of the Olin Library and Communication Center. Coordinator: Bertha Scott. UCCF sponsor: Rev. Claude Walker. REIGNING: Albert fChipj Champion, Eleanor Joseph. Virginia loneS, Wiley Halton. Mrs 549404 Af77fQf'lZ'9 Pageanf Askew President Dr. J. O. Perpener crowns Julia Askew the Miss Black America of Jarvis for 1969. Run- ners-up are Geneva Herd, firstg Barbara Snell, second, Jean Conley thirdg and Bertha Scott, fourth. The May 14, 1969, Beauty Pageant featured talent, swimming Herd suit, formal evening gown, and s question-and-answer competition. Miss Askew, Ladonia freshman, . played Beethoven's German Dance if No. 3 for piano in the talent ,fi Snell iii 33 division. H , Y V, -Q fy , Conley - v 5 l 2 -:fi-5. Scott Q J A 1 :Vt I' Y 5 Jean Conley, Bertha Scott, Geneva Herd, Barbara Snell, and Julia Askew. Charles Hamilton, Julia Askew 123 ln ffamuffaf QPORTQ foofbaff QPOETS' Football Basketball Baseball Softball Tennis Bowling Billiards and Pool Badminton Horseshoe Throwing Field and Track Swimming QPORTS' Cfmampfbnalf As if winning were a tradition, the Senior Class once again won the Jarvis Intramural Football Championship. if fi ' A Q, - x Q ,f'1',?s gf x. Q ' K K, -S Z. X f ,P-'ff 'Q ig .K ,,,5,..t.,,. NL um' If -- X Nw gf ffm' -,XA- A ,. .S-MB' if .Ri A ,Jim MM A , N ' '-fi .F-Q ,::5,g,,.H' ' ,gm 7 . ,,., A ' Q 'f-'ffifufsw ,ll - at D14 ' k .Q Y rl. . ' 4- sm. .'1 Q:'fg uurtis Holden shoots for a basket. . QPOEE' baekefbalf QPOETQ 4 we I ,Y K' x -Q 3 if 'E' Q x YJ finds AQ W , s esss 'H 2 Ag as M 3 43 5 , .A V 5 www, f Q 4? V2 -' . A if bafkefbaff fechnfqueg M ffm Fx . any Q. The Systematic Exercise of Exercises: CALISTHENICS 1 -.. e. cf,'f1fwfwws 1 'A c i eggs-Sf ffig?ee 14 eff 191.8- :R RV, 'K .5 re. HH. , If ,gl 4 ,hs S 4 3 ug' ., , . . rv ' Q F v ,, A H X LW, V, gi A E lunar!!- --1 .asian .Lu MMM v w ,, M me MM, QPU 75' archery 5 .. X 3 5 , 'Q Nb 1 , x,.. fjgfjir L , N , 3 1 . r 1 . 1 E 'x-'kv 9' L sr. we Qi ---if5'ft NT 'ff,. 'L ' . 53.35-iswf'-s'l f L ' I .I 1- iiiupeyi K, , K ,osx is N., A, J. visa s SHOOT Loyd Harrrs foreground Coach Charles Holmes grves Wag, Ora Newsome some rnstructron BULLSEYE VIEW: Loyd Harris releases the bow QPOETS' me fvoffgegfvoe L . f lrz lf '. L Yl lrr, M' L Q L flllf'OWlf7NQ' L rr'l ,,l7r I, L ls i . iiyz V, ,rV Vr,f or b0W!lf7NQ' ' Y L n frr, f ' Z ' L ,rrrr, 5 r rr r ssrrr L ,,, A M H .1 rrr r ',, -f 1 ' Vf vang rrr'l irr L 4 V W kr, W f f in W. . ' u 4- .M I afwnf L V Q ' I jk rv Wag 'fi W W Q ,V I ,, , Zn V Lawrence Henry pitches. ' Robert Johnson pitches the U. IZ9 QPOEK' basebaff SAFE!! James Bailey slides in safe at home plate despite effort of catcher Billy Jefferson. Coach-empire Charles Holmes looks over shoulder of batter Abner Edinburgh. I N r A 'nw .. --,- 1- nf., .. -0-'EQQJL , , :xx L r 5, i 9.5 , MANAGER!! OOPS. MISSED SPECTATORS YoU'RE OUT! A. Peoples, SCO James Jefferson Ray Brown Carter, Minter, Underwood. Joseph Bonner. Cotto X - , . A aw:-. of - .naar-' ,A .. . ., lg, J, K k ,lark ...GN K , ...H - ,A M: it S ,...-,- f Tf snag -L-sf1..f , aanffrv- wx -x. .. . L ' ...1 SWINGING: Charles Book- man swings at baseball. Catching is Aron Peoples. Coach C. Holmes is umpire. ,SN X .:L1- . . X an s - 'E Tlgmn 3153! fm!! diss-as NEAR HIT: Viola Simmons tips the softball. THROW: Brenda Williams throws GOOD CATCH!! the ball. Dorothy Gaffney is in Julia Askew background. QPOETS' Q0f7ba!! SPE CTA TORS: K L. HANDY TREE LIMB AND TWIG: Coach Mrs. Willie Owens and her set of keys. l3l QPORTS' badmin fan 1,1 94 ' A of N' N , JF K, Q ', , ..,,, , :f.,,,:', .V A - . 1 ,Q , ,Z Wx? ' V -, .4 ' . W' My '-,' ' -1 ' fb n ' .Q sm ' ,a5fZJ f'M. ' fed! 5 Y' '- ' 1 , , ffw,'2f'i+15fff5'fT ' 4 f, NNN ...Aff -f - 1 1 3 vd'f ' ,V+ 4 , . lv Mfg pzyxfn' -L fiiTffi!5'Ig,4?41f'ff1g1q,343,f'v f. 1, ,fmjihggg N -. ' -' , N :z'e,.1-0 A . , ,wp Q, , A V , - , is , :4:v- if 75, uw Kirw 'HH' Q W f- M4 , M' -15.4. 5 , Af V 'Y 1 fp fs , - , ' 'Ziff g,,,, -, weft -fa QI ' -'H V 4 'a'Qgf1. gi KS' . Y A!'f.NU'5': x Q Exif AMX M - ,wif bg. ,izaixlgym .mix A ,2 'LQ 41 I ' ff ' wf5Q57 'M 1 1 W . Jw! ' 'iq H uff ,' -' ',f'.4f',.wQ?i, A ' ' fi. ' , Y' 1- law Alizfl, qfwumw ka' COA CH ANTHONY ROBINSON SPORTS' fennfl' 'af Rodenial Dennis A VA,V my Bobby Hector ,M .A Q QPOEU Hefo' and frank x N 'xx I R J, X , iff., D ,f r W fxi V' , .1 'Mil - 3' Sir' 2 HIGH JUMP: Eric Gambles leaps and sails to a fall in the high jump. TRACKMEN: Freddie Trotter, James Redmon, Henry Thompson. , . .V Q ' as 1. 'E 'IW K 4' 4' ,.0I. I Q 3 Aj OOC IF ,Y afnk 1 M CHAMP: Daniel Toole wins cross country race. 'G TT, Jf ' ,, 1 , 1 A VW., V ,M H, A, , -..- QW ' 'bw' if 'N . -.f2, I33 QPOEZQ V V .. Q J Qwfmmfng -1' .hmm 'Z www Henry Milton 'SOARING' DIVE: Melvin Davis --:Nm is L:f , , V E, A A 'A '- I 'I A, 0 VL Marlene -'L' J fl -'-'F , , 1 y ,W Bryant .i ,V,,, ,i ' i I Q sosisi iisi . , is , as i , fa-Ve -. ., - 1. 4. ' ' i l Wm,.,,,i. s WNSIYF' f y M SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS: Coach ,V , 3 Anthony Robinson, Mrs. Mary Hudson, , - ' ff Q - ': - - Q K, - V V ' .. ,, 4 L V- , ,V i ' 7 , M F, M h Adley Richard. i' Q Jn.. ...- uw S.: , ,,:k In -f-xii, ,, 'eggs--.:' ' ,. 'Q-f ' V 'si' ': , W y,nn H VA ,,,1 is , A'n,A Y-y V 1 VAVV ,,,V .V M, ,L ik M Q-wifi' ' 41 , 9 :V 1 n is V..,,4 K Npnwi , S - K Q.. 'wi lv., nn.. 4 ' f. 'ffii ' QF' + v. ' I y . ,. 9' ,Vggw l nnny ' 2 K fg , A ,,.,. , , , , N .t ,-',f ff .':ff-'-' V aff ' ,,,, V .,,V K ,.., M 4 1 .i -n,, , ' ., , V V l ,V l i ff ' , s ,mf ,-s' ,V .,,V, 'VVV , ,, f V nm , yyy ff ll ,V,, iky , n,,nV, H ,,yVn I ,VZV H ,,y,, ,V V nn , ,,,,, N V in i ,,Vn ,'V f nr ,VV-' V .'V- .V 4nL'LV V V f 1 f ' ':': KV ' . .', fy, V.VV ' V,V 'A Bernard Thomas floats with a smile. ,,,, L VV,. - ' VV - -Va, FY , , S 3 - . V1, if X QVQ fi 2s sis Carmena Richards swims' SPLASH: Louis Height makes quite a splash as wk Ji- Mi,,,...,....,-v-.mrN - -W siiih ,,,,,, 1 ,Vi' ' V, H '--' :sf H ig, K i,. , ,rkyi ,Vkk 5 I ' h Q K . NRA QQ Q: Teathel Hollis is well aware. V ..i- 4 ' he , iiill . ' -- J-'.,. ' V.V. ' 'I we Enghkzfv C7116 SWE! - 1955 69 Umm 9 , 'QV QIVAYI - 1959-70 The James N. Ervin Chapter of the Student National Ed- ucation Association QSNEAQ was chartered in 1950. 1968-69 SNEA officers ftop photoj from left to right are: Lawrence Price, treasurer, Gladys Pouncy, secretaryg Autry Acrey, vice presidentg and Esther Johnson, presi- dent. 1969-70 officers are: Patricia Callier finsetj reporterg Winnie Cannon, assistant secretaryg B. J. Mathews, treasurer-business managerg Classie Luckey, secretaryg Lawrence Price, vice presidentg and Gladys Pouncy, president. ,, P pg f y A, if fy Q a 9 , a a Ai f Y ' i.. H H E 2 .4 YWCA UUUF Young Women's Christian Association United Christian CamPUS FQHOWSMP A A 1 y . , ,-,Z ., 4' I . 1? 4 XXX Hen ch Cfub Qp9n19h-Offfpnfeo' Group 509177999 Cfub Our Gang fl s 3 ny -.1 up Xlx , f Z QR l , V 4 C? f s ' TL K V 3 S 4 ,w . K V ,. K ' 9 92 :il J, , P --W X lfbfafy C706 PM 3972? lambda Busmess Society T X955 69 ACNWUEQ Pew fl lf' , n Q Q y 3 -lg QEQ 9- ' i T X if 'lil 0 Gy. '1 7 7 ' E 15 I . I Y 9... Nw 'V,.+ 2fY,rgf ,. 1. ,U 'rj SE? 5. Rx -rg-. - 1 ' 'l . l - . , in-, L.'f'u f, . , s - . w, -A , , 1, , 1 ,V ,T 4 A ' - Q 'Ji- W ff mf . . ,4 ,Q-mxfm-.f ff X N I37 Deaf' Hvenok' . . . a three-act drama by playwright Reginald Rose . . . a modern-day story of marital discontent, frustration, infidelity . . . a moving drama that evokes an understanding of in- timate lives. Directed by BENTON A, ADAMS Featuring THE JARVIS PLAYERS Presented by the LYCEUM SERIES Dec. 11, 1968, in Chapel James Hayes Charlene Cregler Robert Edwards Maria Gray Marion Raze Adley Richard Connie Davis Lennon Brooks Paulette Randal Mark Phillips PRoDUcTroN STAFFERS: Judy Mangram, Theodore Hudson, Billy Joe Jefferson, Jimmy Ceaser, Lethel Ball, Pearlie Beverly, Elnora Bursey, Dorothy Evans, Dorothy McKenzie. This is ridicu- Q15 . . . l I beg to you want out of M me!! Look at mought me when Italk- ingtoyoul... up? raid. Do you want to go, Lois? Why did you come here? , , . Just to be alone with you, I guess. And you accuse me . . . Do you ried to me ?? want to be mar-' Let go of me! Ihate you I I keep trying to remember all the good things you know, the moments in our lives . . . I tick them off to . . to see what they I'1 l63.l'll to ITIS I don t know why ,, ,,,, V, 2 ...Si gpm 38 .EXC . A I know you . . . You were wondering whether you'd regret it later if we don't have children. Something about not fulfilling your function as a woman. . . . bourgeois nonsense. Doug! Why did you have to tell me? '-f ,W . y r. r l- y l oyyyey . y 1 f .0 The first airborne hydrogen bomb in history was detonated successfully . . . Successfully! One bomb . . . it 's incred- ible! Ten million tons fof TNTQ! X ,J . . . It 's got nothing Q' to do with the bomb or the state ofthe world. We just don't want one fchildj. ' That's the way, pussy- cat. Let them who wants 'em, 'ave 'em. We shall be free ,. . So she had to tell everybody. Look . . . I told you I knew what you were doing weeks ago I s not a surprise to me. And I'm not about to let it change my life You don 't want a divorce, do you? What 's done is done. It 's all over ,s x '1 . is ss 5, rx QS: 5. 771.9 Texac Cfmcffan Unfveffffg QM Qympfr ony Ufcfzeyffc? fn an Honom Canaan' Fritz Be re ns Conductor David M Roger Bryant - Tenor oore Piano Linda Ferguson - Cello Ng Richard Powell Pia In Concert April 21, 1969 Richard Barrerr If , Baritone i' Twilla Overstreet - Piano Judy Lively - Piano T. J. Plsek - Trombone Hhe Amie Week- Hhe Amie Week RQHIZZ7' Jesper Peffen l Eellef May 5- 1969 May 4, 1969 Jasper Patton is chairman of Texas College 's music department. Orchestral parts played on second piano by Mrs. Mae Francis Wilson. Q Bartok Chopin Brahams 'ww gs eese Q if 1 i W 1 141 Yi Eaffef -1,-zzz: 2:. f - i , i LLLm1.:,21 K i wi. .ins xv, 15779 Amie' Week Jarvis dancers and the Fort Wonh Civic Ballet. Wayne Soulant of Texas Christian University, 'X 9 on -...il J-- ii -wg O' Choreogra pher A-an ' mn . f ' W 2 2, 1 ii' ' A A Y H i , if i I ii A ?E 7 ' ' ,j 'E 1 .,.- ' X , . Q . Vi V A i Y a , E 2 2 1 Zi K l 2 f 8 , i me -N . . i , if 1 H779 Affg Week Jazz . . . WY 6- 1969 Yes, indeed! The Lab Band of North Texas State University in Denton presented a Jazz Concert at Jarvis May 6. Those sounds . . . SO FINE! 551 '-In MUSIC MEN: Leon Breeden, director of the NTSU Lab Band, and Jarvis Band Director Melvin Davis. V J ,i .D J tp-' Y , 5 K h .X , . I ,. R. Concert JAZZ I Dance JAZZ N ws - J A gt. XL ,. iddi it JJi Q iii M X A H779 Affi' Week Juban 50nd May 9, 1969 The State Congressman from Georgia. IULIAN BOND S Walker. Student Council President Autry Acrey, Julian Bond, Jarvis Presi dent Dr. J. O. Perpener, and Campus Minister Rev. Claude C C in .Q-QA A., :Pg-Q tax. ' af ' . ., , .fl , 1.4 , 12' .4 , 5, G . ' ,, ' t t2-Qr i f d C. g 'si 'f- f f ' ' r. t i a s i , 4 Q a A 1. , ' 4 - , '-K td , '- i -R ik , -ss, -A , it 1-' sri ,,.f'is R, t ,1 wr -3 IX -- A V agfk kt .if ' it Q Q K ai a 4' y ri f -',: ,, ' Vx ft' .. C it r dl' C Liir Qs, xi CAPTIVIATED AUDIENCE 2? ,..4r,r., Y K K I Jw,,.af,W ,wav fr -rf - trr. mv L 5 - A 1 Li s- Y my is : Q 1 it Looking in on Bond land Listening! U Queen of HQQWQ xXL. fr ,ff X-XANTXX p i,h ihh, p THELMA MILLIGA N Thelma Milligan, Birmingham, Ala. , junior, was named the Jabber- wock Queen of Hearts April 19 at Tyler's Texas College. Miss Milligan is a DST pyramid fpledgej. Delta Sigma Theta is a national sorority. Jarvis' Campus M0172 ef' MRS, ARZELIA JONES EDWARDS The Campus Mother honor was bestowed on Mrs. Edwards the night of Feb. 12, 1969, at the Jerome Kemp - directed Variety Hour sponsored by Alpha Delta Omega, men's social club. Marion Raze presented The Lady gifts. Mrs. Edwards has been a part of uplifting campus social-cultural-religious life since 1932, the year her husband - Dr. Martin L. Edwards Sr. - became the Jarvis College physician. He retired in 1963 and was succeeded by a son, Dr. Martin L. Edwards Ir. Another son, Simon Edwards, is an Associate in Public Relations at the College. Mogf Handsome ADLEY RICHARD Houston Junior X955 69 I46 ALBERT CHAMPION Longview Freshman GWENDOLYN JOHNSON Littlefield Freshman 5 4 4 f X I Favoffffey 1 Magi Popular ,Q M , .. , in ffffw if ff f':' o +'-ff 17 M F7 f f -Hb-A . -sv 5 all ' 'ff' ' p' ffeiifltf giiieggfgg-'H ? if -- 'V pg ' My ,Lg 5 ,gf - ,, , f' L -1' 2 49 We 25521 4 f , -Q L,,, ,L n . X we , , , f 2 -- Mr. EQQUMQ LOUIS HEIGHT Dallas Freshman was 9 A499 Vogue MARY JOHNSON Littlefield Sophomore E Wx I -Q, .x i 5 f oofoo ,RA . 1 I48 Mr. and Mfg Pefconaifg 5 W -5 : -wma l W .Cf JOYCE WRIGHT Ladonia Junior ERIC GAMBLES Lubbock Freshman F9 vofvfeg Mom' V.QffQ9fi!.Q NELSON MILLER Birmingham, Ala., Sophomore 553925 'ii I50 BARBARA SNELL Kilgore, Tex., Junior ,S L, 1' Y 95,9 I e 4 4 472 . fx? '1- WILLIAM THRASHER Little Rock, Ark. , Freshman lla? 1 F23 Q H gg xx 5' . Wx N35 3 '-, S fig:- 3':i'f'S Q ., '15 Q t t .H , u Fa voffffec Macy' Depen dabfe bi! Y X X ' A' X55 l xi' 1 ' - yt.: pt- , JOYCE BRUCE Stuttgart, Ark., Junior M0911 ww ff' IOHNNIE CARTER Cleburne Senior F9 voffffeg Qfuafbus' : 5122 11 ,a ELEANOR JOSEPH Birmingham, Alabama, Junior in i .. ,, E S .SEQ ELEANOR JOSEPH Frederlck Okla Bumingham, Ala., Junior Jumor ills 45' 'K V ' an 1 if Q My ikwg m if 2 fr WN K, 'W W .. 4' Who k' Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges AUTRY ACREY Frederick, Okla. , Junior History Major LENNON BROOKS Snyder, Tex., Senior Economics Major PEARLIE SCOTT BEVERLY Snyder, Tex., Senior English Major n, ' ,'r u , 'x pw-aww-V 4 Who QQ Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges ELEANOR JOSEPH Birmingham, Ala., Junior Mathematics Major - fl f f f,W.w .+- gt L- l X : I X JOHNNIE CARTER Cleburne, Tex., Senior History Major BARBARA EVANS Tyler, Tex., Senior Biology Major fo sysy 'Q'-Q K ,.Q,,,, '-N -10--4, T Nt. Who 3' Who Among Students in American Universitites and Colleges 1 LARRY PIPPINS F r ongview, Tex. , jf- : .5 , .5 T . 'fi' ,ff ' Q , ,al ,ig i,. lf- W if i 'I 1 H1 i 4 Q 'Hr 1 fe i f w- .4 ,.k, ., , j. 1, ,,.f , n if X -r f nn l 1332 . , A , 1 7 - M2490 raft his ' j in , if 3' L f M 'Q V ,V Senior History Major V' f T ' f 3 ff Q 2 SE V 9 i Q 'f' L? 'mes s . ,L , n ' swag 9 lgf ' ,iw . :I nnen fi r, L , X L yu , 3 , gs, , ? 'qv . A 1 ' ly 73? ' ,, , , , 3 7 , ' 'X ' wg f 1 - M , , it 'fmfvxf V - . 4 f ,F ' N-s,,,LA 4' ' , 2- ,I .uf f j 41 L t A r at ifv. tl f t L - fr , Vi e YM S 2 Q 2 I A5531 W' A ,L it ,,, 5 , - , ' at ji if ,J WILLIE FRED ROY R 5 f , rg? l y A Tyler. TSX-. , ' K A Vffili' 7' A A ,,, . , Senior MM A jf, 0 L Mathematics Major if 'irr V, ' I 5 li -eff I :M 5 T' I' F Q, A a., 1 'll 'A J X ALFRED STINSON Birmingham, Ala., and Dorchester, Mass. , Junior Chemistry-Mathematics Major I56 ' w Who b Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges ' JURL WALKER W Gilmer, Tex., Senior , VVWV I Q Business Education Major , . ,WM 'Q x.. Q I I ,O . . O rg .I u v 0 .1 g 0 s 0 it MQW Y' GEORGIA WILKERSON 4 Mount Pleasant, Tex., Senior Economics Major IRIS JEANNIE SULCER Oklahoma City, Okla., Senior in NM.-.tx ' O . I O O l 'p ' is K ,Qt !1,q Elementary Education Major O ' I I Efvhgmg Honor . 70 ffl-917' Givmg C'f'.Q09'f . Coffege fare-lwlw I I Y' ' K N. ', '-qw' ALFRED STINSON Jarvis' first Brookhaven scholar. Stinson, a chemistry major, did 16 weeks of study and research at New York's Brookhaven National Labora- tories. He was the No. 1 choice among Brookhaven scholars from other colleges. IRIS JEAN SULCER Instead of doing her Student Teaching in East Texas, Jean- nie Sulcer flew to Rochester, New York, to teach in ele- mentary school under Project Unique. The University of Rochester supervised her Stu- dent Teaching. Ou-4 I jggyffp.. pf , ,gtg - .8 X vi-l2v'r . ELI-:ANOR JOSEPH FRED HEARN Selected to study Computer AW3.I'dCd FOI'd FOLII1d3.IlOI1 gfallt data processing the Summer to do 1969 summer study ifl gf 1969 at Systems DQVQIQPL CCOIIOITIICS at Tll18,l'16 Univer- ing Corporation, Santa Monica, sity ill LOUiSi21Ha- Hearn is Calif. Miss Joseph is a math- an economics major. ematics major. gi s ,,,, . t r i m ., ,. I ' gl TILLMAN COOKE Editor of The Expression, Cooke participated in student newspaper Editorial Workshop at Clark College in Atlanta, Ga. Expression was rated as one of the best fof some 351 newspapers. I 3 GEORGE PHILLIPS As an air traffic control spe- cialist trainee, Phillips was selected to work and study under direction of the Federal Aviation Administration fFAAQ at Longview. I58 i Pearlie Scott Beverly President 1 968 - 6 9 X965 59 Eleanor Joseph Corresponding Secretary Edwin Anderson Recording Secretary Ruben Hannah Business Manager Charles Hamilton Parliamentarian Fred Hearn Treasurer Loyd Harris Chaplain Alfred Stinson Editor-in-Chief Melvin Brown Assistant Editor y ppppxt' ' Charles Hamilton A ' President X959-70 Jerry McAway Vice President Barbara McKinley Corresponding Secretary Eleanor Joseph Recording Secretary James Redmon Treasurer A utry Acrey Business Manager Tillman Cooke Editor-in-Chief William Edwards Chaplain Phyllis Feagan Parliamentarian IS9 Tho Coflogo Exgoofvonoo 6'u!ffvofion or' foo Moo' for 2 Boffof' Tomorrow We set forth these principles To make the student Government creators of change, not just creatures of change: activators of progress, not just reactors to progress. fOrganizations of the future, with progress of any kind as an ultimate goal, cannot afford rigidified structures, calcified policies, or petrified programs if they expect, o' deserve, to survive in the swirl of college changeg We will exert total effort to make each student an organizer - one who will arrange his work load and plan his schedule to suit the need of the college requirements. And in turn, we hope to make each student a recipient - a vessel into which facts and figures will be poured, mixed and hopefully retained. We will strive to make each individual an analyst, able to study objectives, to rea- son, to separate, to criticize and to recommend. Each student will be a responder: one who will be called upon to answer, to refute, to provide and participate. It is our hope to make each an observer - attentive, preceptive, and a good listener. He will no longer be a statistic but avery important individual for whom new programs and new processes are innovated to keep abreast of the changing college environ- ITIEIII , Finally, we will stress the fact that college is primarily an intellectual experi- ence. Training is involved: vocation is not negligible: social participation must be lively and interestingg physical activity must be vigorous. Nevertheless, Q central objective of college is the cultivation of the mind for a better tomorrow. This we will hold fast to, letting our leaders lead and our followers follow, thus making us a body of united young americans, pure of heart, sound of mind, and sure of purpose. A MESSAGE from the STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT JK f 1 at t Charles Hamilton 1969-'70 X- - x ww-: -- - t ., 316-sx.e 'fGf -92,3 fum F '- V 8 I C xv, r 'hi x ' F ., . .M H.. -V -v-h...,fNo,.,.' . .ll K qv.. rr-ull., ,. ,, 4. ,.- ., if rf X 2 Q . fi- Agfa' ns 'f . wv.'-'PTP 1 A -' fg .'-. .,1.,oA Aff: pp . Tay 4-Q --- , , -V mf Q-4+ ' - Q.W 'g ' 'W-Laci' .EA-NL 'N rw. H., g'?'Q 7' - Z -. - 1- w':-:+i.T4.'- A.-.g'.'vk Afjj? is . . . Ari- if . -KE-5 xg-X. .Ab L' , 43954. .jf H -I. ',u L., n S. ',' v In ' fxlrafl- ' .x if: 'A J, ,!'rBug' ,CY-YM'-g ' :K Q-' 1 .'.5:'F'- 1. 9 3 :, ..'F. 'R ' A UR .fHK,Qxk.b,!fl gi: lx in - . xA 'k,.i-',:,?N?s:. -.JA 335.5 E' Q.-,' HL... '. i: ',Q,-lf .-, ,- V' AV: 1' '- :Q .- -fn -' !f...vxf:'A. ' . .M -,,,g,'k. fb - Y, -if EQ? 'l'1.,' bl.. -5 I-Ill' -. ' . 3 a gf :.I:t..A QA. 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