John Brown University - Pioneer Yearbook (Siloam Springs, AR)

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1. Maureen Hulbert, Lynn Siemens, and Marcy Hartman. 2. Bonnie Marzett and Steve Matchell. 3. Connie Nystrom, Mau- reen Hulbert, and Suzie Dewar. 4. Dave Andrus. 5. LuAnn Arnold and Dwan Starch. 6. JoAnn Newell. 7. Bill Steeves. 8. Wolf Jenkins. Always there are smiles Newcomers and visitors readily comment on the friendly atmosphere they find here Nature too smiles at us Laughter characterizes the mood of the campus Laughter generated from the hearts of real individuals not statistics. With the variety of backgrounds, inter- ests, tastes, temperaments, and unique exper- iences represented here, the smiles could convey any number of meanings. Many times laughter covers up and temporarily soothes the tension and fears that lie deep withing us.

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K. x iqxf 1 ,' 211: J N3 rl A Y l , gift X , ,Q-A 39,4 1. Sharon Nute. 2. Teresa Reed and Carole Weaver. 3. James Nutt. 4. Mr. Siemens and Bill Steeves. 5. Cal Nieman. 6. Sherry McMillen. 7. Duane Orth. We don t come to college with all of our prob lems solved For many of us the problems just begin when we enroll here for we are entering into a world where we must learn to think for ourselves and where responsibility rs often a new concept Amid learning and laughing there is confusion and lonllness tension and pain We bottle it up inside while we can but somewhere we all have our breaking points when we let it all out We would not be human if we did not cry or shout and we would not be able to know and appreciate laughter or silence 0 l ' 7 'V f . I .. A 1 1, . ' ' XX ' . UE? ' ' - U t 455 '13 -QQ, - ' bllay L f- ' br V,. . - A :Lv . Y l .i , , V lr 51- , ' ' I ts?-5 Y ig . . . ' . . I th 1' 1 i , . ' . will 45 fa W' it . ' Y f , 1 , P ' 1' Y' .